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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-05

FIRST GREAT 6 ~
HORSE FAIR <ss&ccssAEE<
Of the season viii come Off ss&AS
over the + RMITAG K
PARK RACE-COURSE formerly Camp Leel on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
the 4th, 9Th. and 9Th Of November, 1888.
FIRST DAY-WEDNEsDAY NOVEMBER 4rI.
Premium of $50 for all horses that never beat
three minutes-$s5 for the first horse Sl5 for the
second horse. IL .s. s.... As. @ss.- .1..,
William Ledley enters &, &. Rocket.
+. 4. Nescot enters b. & General Milford.
owner enters @, &. Post Boy,
owner enters z. <. Baltimore Boy
Fame day match running RAGS.
sECOND DAI-THuESDAS, NOVEMBER 5TII.
Premium of &l0o, open for all hOrses-S75 for the
first horse; $so for the second
y. J. Harvey enters b. s. Flyaway.
\. PaNtHn enters S. S. American Star.
Owner enters c. .. Eutaw.
X. Baker enters b. IN. Fanny Baker
came say, three unknown TO trot. r4r
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, NOVEMBER srH.
Premium or SIS, open for all double teams-S50
Tor me nrst Team; $50 for the second team.
u. J. Harvey enters flyaway aud mate
J. Paxton entors American Star and mate
Same day, running match
entrance lee 10 the above races, ten per cent.
Good day and good track. Entries TO ali the above
races are open until the day Of the trot. Entrance
on Broad aud Leigh streets. af"
GATE FEE, FIFTY CENTS.
WILLIAM NJ. LEDLEY,
hoo-V E4t .s...r Proprietor.
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AmUSEFEEN
THEATRE.

ID edmond THEATRE.
MR. FORD respectfully announces brief season
or 81. -~se.#
FRENCH COMIC OPERA IN RICHMOND,
p. commencing November 9th, by
THE WORRELL SISTERS
JILL. and their
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
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~ TEMPORARY REMOVAL
OF
JULIUS sYCLE
FROM 319 MAIN STREET .
TO THE STORE FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
THOMAS d. QUARLES,
319 BROAD, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS,
UNTIL HIS
NEW STORE,
No. AIS BROAD STREET,
Is COMPLETED.
No. 319 BROAD STREET is at present the
Headquarters to get the latest styles of FALL and
WINTER GOODS In the city, and ut lower prices
than any other house.
Calico good fast color, at 12ic.; Blcached Cotton,
full one ward wide and good quality ut FAC; I'D
Heavy Brown Sheeting at Ac.; Beautiful Pophn-
all colors at Soc; White Flannel at 2oc., great
bargain Empress Cloth, all Colors, at 75c.; La
dies, Balmoral Skirts ut $l.25, really worth SITS
Solid Black Dress Goods, for mourning dresses Tor
CSC Broadcoth and Beaver, for ladies' cloaks, for
50 per ward Cashmere from 75c. to $l.25 Casl-
nets from Is to soc.; Kentucky Jeans from 20 to
a7kc: Gents Merino Undershirts at &c.; Nice La
dies, Black Cloth Cloaks at 80; Dress Goods,
Shawls Hoop Skirts, Linens, Corsets, Notions,
Blankets Quilts, &C., and hundreds of other arti-
Giles usually found In first-class dry goods house.
all to be sold at a great nducement. Call at
JULIUS SYCLE's, als Broad street.
between Third and Fourth,
Thomas D. Quarles's old stand.
Store cosed ON SATURDAYS. oc 3l-Sm
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MARRIED,

In Baltimore, on the 2sth ultimo, by the Rev.
George Leeds, D. d., FREDERICK NJ. COLI
SrON and CLARA, daughter Of Hon. John A.
Campbell.
At Oakweod the residence of the brides father,
on Tuesday, September Is, by Rev. Lewis Wake,
Mr.. w WILLIAM A. TERRELL to Mrs. MARY 1.
BRACKETT; all of Powhatan county, Va.
Southern ChurchInnR please copy.
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SEWING MACHINES.

,nIssOLUTIoN OF LIMITED PART
H. NERsHIP.-The limited partnership here
tofore existing under the style Of YUENGLING
Y BEYER is this day dissolved by consent of ali
the parties. Persons having unsettled business
with the late firm, or the former firm of Betz
1uengling Boyer. are referred To d. G. Yueng.
ing, DR., Richmond, Va, by whom the business
will be continued. .'t00f.T7
Witness the following signatures the ssth day of
September, 1903:
i JOHN F. BETz, ~
DAVID G. YUENGLING, JR,.
oc I6-TheW&weW
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A RTICLES FOR THE TOILET.-Low,s
- N niue Pot Pomade; Lows Brown Windsor
So1ap Lhbln's Soaps Lubin's Powders froge and
'p We genuine German Cologne. i, jaltI s9a
'' sane ny =. W. FARRAR,
nos Church Hill Pharmacy
~ GOfner .IMGALHsslxIh aud Rroad stra..tc
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The initial Opera will be

THE GRAND ID y Fl IS!
produced for entire season in New York, and
revived With great success at Pixies Opera House
this season. ....
Secured seats 81. admission, IS Sc. and 25 cents.
The SALE OF TICKETS Will begin on SATUR-
nav n, tbe Theatre .- no 4-lw
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pHALoNss pAPHIAN LOTION

Go9RkSD's SOAR, for tbs rom,n., % -
shiuap' ana pimples, and Identifying the
For sale by n.u, ',...'7 z.
---- lzoi Main street. corner TwaIS,,,
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A NNUAL MEETING.-Th annual meet
n ing Of TIE stockholders of the RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC K all
ROAD COMPNNY will be held at the office of the
Companv. in Richmond on WEDNES IAY the
lslh of November 1865 at IL O'Clock A. Nj.
no std j. b. WINSTON, Secretary.
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HORSES AND MUEEs

M ULES AND HORSES.-I have a. =,
1Ak now on hand twenty-four young andG -
well-broke MULES and four fine MARES, a II or
any or which will sell very low, and cred 1t of
lnree or Tour months, TO close out the lot Al opy
at Virginia Stables, sS-'
oc1S JAMES G.. IOHNsO ~
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OFFICE RICIIMoSD AND FETERSEUEG1
RAILROAD CONF ANY.
RICHMOND, VA, November 4 1868.
NOTICE-The ANNUAL MEETING Of
! the stockt olders Of Tins company will be held
1T the Office Of the company. No. OIL Main street
(cp stairs) between Ninth and Tenth streets, on
TUESDAY the oath instant, at 10 O'Clock NJ.
The transfer books will he closed from the 10th
no a-t,lm Treasurer.
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- 4 >
MOST RlTTERS70ft thopyessnt day that are
loudly puiied through, the newspapers as bsv-
ing great toniG aud curative properties are
vilecotnpounds and base hnpSsltlons, contain
ing no medical Eirtues whAessr. 40 d.are real
ly poor shisky beverages and, insted ri .act-
ing As q stimulant and tonic, have a ,ebdep.
cyt weaken tffe stomach by entirely destroy d o,
ing the coating Tie public should Therefore
be very cautious, and purchase none but "Ro.
bfck's Stomach Bitters,' which have stood
n q test asa RENE dial agent for many years.
Vi are reslly as their name indieates, n
s.onach bitters," and mot beverage. !"
Thoy combine the properties of tho. best toms.
and stimulant--a gentle LAXATIVE. an efficient
ant-blllods agent and the best stomachic
known To the world, aud, when tn en- in con.
Junction WITH 'Robacls't Hlood Pills" !" are the
safest and surest preventive against all bilious
arrangements, thoroughly regulating the
whole system snd giving tone to the. disestive
organ. .as . e1N-f f.v .os-tf f
They sre highly recommended as nm invig.
Grating tonic TO mothers while nursing, IN
crsasing' ti9 ffow or milk, and for GONZALES.
cents, TO restore the prosiraion Which always
follow .long.continuedo sickness, they are an
. surpassed. No household should consider
themselves safe from the, ordinsry malsdies
without these invaluable medicines. They
can be obtained OF any druggist. g. v l..
son Agent -a - -.,.- Marchnt-~ j
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OLD BACH.

The little girls of Nc Arthur
a are pwFers' bpsy n getting
up charm strings. They must
have read about a lady in New
York, who sold one of these
charm strings recently for over
$500, forth hrons souE stores
and private houses almost
daily, asking their friends for
one more button to add to their
strings. The following are the
little girls we have heard Of
'possessii,gathe Target amount
of but | o n S: Annie Winder,
something over 500; Marietta
Mark, 500, we believe; Mag
gle .Brattpn, 4O7; Eliza and Le-
nor Rannefis,' 200 sSsh. 6 Two
of the prettiest charm strings
we understand, among those
mentioned, belong to the two
little girls last named.
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To- .(!aIisninnffres

The Rev, Edw5fd, A.Wilson viii send Gree
oi ,harge) to.aA who desire 1t, the prcscrip-
tlon Nth the directions for mahing nnS i'sipg
The simple remedy bywhlch he vas cured Of
lung affection and that dread disease Con
sumption HIS only object i4to benefit The
smcted' and he hopes every sufferer will try
'hls prescription, as It will cost them nothing,
nd may prove n blessing. 2 ease address
REV. EDWARD !. WILSON, s't
Eo'lS' South Second ST., williamsburg, N. Y
mAYJly 'FH. AA
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New Books and Greenbaclss.

one dollar and hall Will obtain for one year
that most charming Ladies' Semi Monthly
Magazine, the" Home Amuscment;' urether
% t1ose exqlp7lla, nnteridning, new, andpop.
ular oooks,-sntltled; "Artrmus Ward m Lon!
don'' "HCTtd Make Money and How to Keep
~, Josh Billings-Ilis Book "The Art of
Conversation" or any one Of over three han.
dred new publications on our list, at the pub
fishers lowest prices.
Sample copies, containing adescrlptlve cat
alogue Of boQks,. .ogetbsr@ith one prize tick
ct, and full dIfee4ions to agents, Viii b. sent
by mail, forIen cents S.a.l a,l. -., ,.a 10.
Orders for b36lts will be flied nj publishers'
lowest prices, and sent by us to say, addres, ,
posisgo pre-. paid, with tvo Irizej tickets to
each book, by incl6slhg catalogue Price.
Address THE I9Mr ASfUsEMENTF
(, .3,%S'Na'sssi!ia Street. New York:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09

MACARTHUR, Ohio, aplace pes
sessing twelve hundred souls,
furnished the following soldier
material for our late war: Two
Colonies, three Majors, sixteen
Captains, and five Lieutenants, L
is thereSa town in the State, Of
the-salne population, that has
"a right to feel more proud of
their -warrrecord than Near:
thur. The majority of these
officers were promoted from
the ranks for meritorious SER
vice. We challenge any town
in the State of the same size,
to show a better war record
than this. 1i'sP -''e''3 7@
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Errors of Youth.

A Vsniloman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects OF youthful indlscrction, will, for
tho sake OF Suffering humanity, send free to
all who need IT, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy oy which he was
cured sufferers wishing to profit 10y the ad.
Ver'lsersexperience, can do so hy addressing,
in pcrfec! condolences,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
ms9lY 42 Cedar street, NY
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We would'eaitthe stentbh Of merchants
aealinS IN Boots, shoes, Hats and Leather,
TO the large and welt assoFted stock of X.
Lloyd& Sons N0;s Fuckeye Block, Front
street portsmouth, olno who are exclusive
wholesale Dealers and have the greatest
iacili'ie' possible OF huyinetond Offer 70 the
'rado stock OF goods at exceedingly low ,ri.
ces. BE sure to give them acsll.
sep. 10, ls6T-Slgp'+ ..uyr f.--.-.
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For the yinton Record.
A Plea for the Literary En-
cOuragement of our Near
thur Juveniles.

A Plea for the Literary En-
cOuragement of our Near
thur Juveniles.
EDS. REDoRD,-You must ad.
init that the age is making
rapid advancement, mentally,
morally, and physically.
There are some gray haired
patriarchs among us who re.
member when the shrek of the
steam engine was unheard, and
who remember that the rapid
transmission Of news depend.
ed upon the fleetness of that
animal called the horse. But
it is notfhe design 0f this srfi-
Gle to detail the triumphs OF
science and art over time and
space, nor do we intend TO
dwell OH The benefits conferred
upon mankind by, our, great
principles Of freedom OF
thought, speech. and action.
These subjects have been ex-
hausted by Fourth-of-July ora
tors and3street. politicians. ~.
We expect by this time,
Messrs. Editors, you are asking,
"what is the design of this ar.
ticlep We have often thought
what a labor it must be to fill
four sides of a paper every week
with reading matter suited Ia
the different tastes of the pub.
lie. What a relief ltemast be
to weak, brainea~ Editors fohave
a cote1fe of intellect in Chicago
ktp edit one.haIf of their paper.
1t is SO easy to fll,the other
one-half with a jutenae depart.
ment, "'.Raccpop Navigation
and patent medicine advertise.
ments. ry:Iy"i rorH t,.o
We said juvenile depart.
ment. Wat'S Just achat tee haze
been trying t9,ggstpt,"5 only we
have experienced the difficulty
ia oQening this article THAT the
young man experienced ip
winding up" the old mans
prayer. '''''.'''
Why don't you have juyeu.
lie departments You edit a
good paper, but it is not perfect
without this, roenr
What an, amount. of latent
genius might be developed in
Macarthur. You doubt this,
read THE "McAfIhur Items'
and Bachelors List" Of the
Echo. OF course TIERS. j, is moi
the literary merit in these
"items" that there is in an ar.
ticle from the pen of a Holmes
or Lowell. .butthey give much
promise for the future and
Serve to show chow tho colts
trot." This project has its dis
advantages, as all other pro-
| jects have. Boys are not sup
posed to have the judgment of
/ men, and it is probable that
personalities would creep in
Esnme Of the items. This has
been the case with the Echo's
department.
The l"Presbyteftah1 Church"
and the Bach's of Macarthur
have received severe blows,
but we hear the bell every
Sunday and a new organ has
been procured, so we think the
interests of the Church are not
materially affected. and. as for
the "Baches," they are so hard
ened that we. think they will
survive. Anyway, we think
the benefits to- the, youth Of
this place will outweigh the
Disadvantages of this scheme.
Mr.. Editors, give the subject
consideration. y
OLD BACH.
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To Marry or not to Marry?
WHY not? - 60,

oefoas reflections for young men in cssats
OF inc howard Association, on the phy-iolog-
'c"i Errors' Abuses and Diseases hidmei by
ignorance ofNstnt's hows'in 'le first st,ge
ot msh' sent In scaled letter envelopes, tree
olcharge' address Or. SKlLLlN iiOUGH!
ttoN' t1, Howard association Philadelphia Pa
Sept. TO- lsGT-yl. ~ -, .,' ',.
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THE following is a lis! of let
ters remaining in the Near
thur post Office, April 1st:
g. V. Ansel, D. Bryant, N
Fl. Butcher, Catharine Bell,
Nelson Clark, Davis James,
Isaac Funk, j. A. Hadley, Mary
Hill, Joseph Kerr, M. Shannon,
J. N. MCLAUGHLIN, Pm
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Information.

lniorma'lop guaranteed 70 produce n luxu-
Fl"nt growth oi halr upon bad head or heard.
less lace' also = 9rsejpe for tile removal Of
Flnples' hlotchess EiuptiOns, etc., on The
sam, leavlngthe same som clea- apa beauti
tul.can be Obtained without charge 10y nd.
dressing . II THOs. 4. CHAPMAN, =.
49,, 4" H. cdENIsr,
mayay -, Ss3 Broadway, New York.
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J.F. ToTt'lL, PortsnSgih, ohio, oHqr.
W 'ne MelclFiBtH AMI FQrnorenen of Vinton
county county a ''fFsr'hr STOCK Of Dry Goots Gpd
"o''ons' ,' on terms them"st favorable. ". IL.
Du'cher' 'lraV.'agentH Sept, 10, lS67-yl 'u'
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nlelt.

..' The G. A. r. of thisAplace
is fixed Institution. 1t is IA
live, working order, constantly
receiving new members, and
viii soon be equal in numbers
and spirit to any encampment.
for the size of our place,,in the
State. We trust the comrades
will not forget the Ohio Re-
public, the true and able organ
constantly laboring for their
interests. rl.r.s..s3. ~,
N u g
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AlYisit 70. Hepe.Furnace.

furnace has been rnhning since
the 18th of June last, except
six weeks occupied in repairs
making 2,7OO tops of iron
They will blow out about the
Sth of May, making about B.,
200 tons on this run.
The furnace is now owned by
Messrs. Douglas Putnam, John
Welch, Samuel Il. Putnam
Douglas Putnam, Jr., and AL
fred Burtens haw. under the firm
name of Putnam, Welch & Co
1t was purchased by this firm
in 1854, having been known be.
fore that time as Big Sand Fur
mace, and having proven a fail,
ure, financially, to its former
owners. Under the present
efficient management it has
moved forward prosperously
Col. Douglas Putnam, JE, is
the finacial AGENT Alfred Bur.
tenshaw, manager; j. b. Rob.
inson has charge of the books
P. B. Reppert, of the store
and Eliza Manaring, engineer
All are active business men,
and attend personally 10 all
the business of their difleren
depaFtm ents.
7 "A humber OF improvements
worthy of note have been it,
troduced by the manager, Mr.
BuEtenshaw, the first in impor
tance being a double ring hot
blast of sixteen rings, being
heated by the same gas that
formerly heated a single set
1t is the Invention of Mr.. Bur
tenshaw, was put up under hi:
immediate charge, at abouI
7 0ne-half the cost of a Davis
blast. 1t saves from fifteen tC
twenty bushels Of coal to the
ton of iron. -f"
An ox-stable, 120 by 80 feet
capable of housing comforta
bly, eighty head of oxen, wat
completed last tall, at a cos
Of about $1,000. We believe
This is the only one of the kline
in the county. The manage
ment are we'll pleased with
their experiment, and believe
they have already been fully
repaid for their expenditure
both by the less quantity o.
feed required and the improved
appearance of the cattle.
An apparatus for steaming
corn was erected about two
months since, and has proven
itself very economical. The
steam used lis that which es.
capes from the cylinders. The
cattle appear to like the corn
better, and 1T has saved, with,
the advantage of housing the
cattle and a separate manger
for each one, about one and a
half bushels per day to the
team.
Everything about the fur
mace is in good condition, and
bears evidence of careful man
aeement. The employees are
Of the bestclass industrious,
and are doing we'll.
I'VE might add TO this article.
as proof of the growing favor
of the Record that when we
took charge ofthe paper we
sent but TIVE sSpies toftbispost,
Office. WeneWsens nearly fifty
and the, lists..is1 constantly on
the increase. -f1se d e.
YoIJ will aIu,ars tiaa;a onod
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The Little Corporal, for April,
is on hand. 1t is one Of the
best paper for the "little ones
ublishsd,|iHAddrpss Alfred. p,
Sewelk Publisher, Chicago,
III. Terms, 81 90 per year.
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@. J. .BlLLINGHURsT has just
sent for a lot of Prang's cele-
.brated Chromos. They will be
here in few days, and will he
sold at the publishers adver-
tised prices. Call and see them.
They are as handsome as oil
paintings, while they do not
cost any more than an ordinary
engraving. lIff
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faASHsto 5php T7NYils0i N;
C for puhlic Documanfc

THURSDAY, April fools day,
passed off without anybody be,
ing badly sold,r
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QUARTERLY m tin e CON,
menced atthe NJ. L. Church IN
this place on Saturday last, the
4th inst.
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DODGE & BARTINE's VARIETIES
havetheir bills posted, and are
fully prepared, we believe, to
start with their show immedi,
ately after giving one of their
performances here.
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SYLVESTER WALTERHoUE, of
st. Louis, Mo. has Sent'us a
cony of the "Resonrces Of Mis-.
souri," containg 65 pages, and
filled witlnsaluable iniornslion
for all those who desire to visit
that Slate.
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TIE Zaleski Echo, we under,
stand, is to be enlarged to an
eight column paper, and will
shrotly appear in a new dress,
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WE had the pleasure of at
tending Il meeting of the Mite
Society, held at the residence
Of G. W. Shockey, on Wednes-
day evening, Of last week.
There was qbit& 4 large gath
ering Of the good people of
Macarthur in attendance, and
all seemed highly: delighted
with the evenings entertain
ment. "a ash
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MA SPLENDID assortment of
Hardware just received by
Strong & Gibbons " - =
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Lost.

: A large brass key (numhered
in figures DO belonging to
tho Union SchooiHo ANY
person finding the same, will
please return tor = s'stTuH
NJ. r. BARNES,
.~, :" sup't Of Schools, y
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09

THE impeachment trial is
still in progress, and so is the
sale of Dress Goods, Muslins,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, ETC., at
reduced prices at j. K. Willis.
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GIVE Dan. Will & Bro. a cal.
and examine their new stock.
They are selling at the very
lowest figures -
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There Is no medicine 80 much 10 favor with
those who ara acquainted with their seton a.
ROeArk's Blood Pills; they are safe. pleasant
and mild 10 their operstiOn, and are purely
veEetAbs; can Be- taken By ehildrss as well a.
adults; try thon.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-09

SMITHS MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, OHIO, prepares young men prac.
nca!ly Tor the duties ofthe edunting.f6oht, BY
tePehihg mem Book'ke eFiRg Writing, and
Business Arithmetiei and also for general
business. Thefpi no .tlt3s system -stndeat,
eau enter at any time. colidgr permanently
located. Open day and evening. a.'-'
Address 6, y. Smith, Fflnqipd. .--., .4
Sep, 10, 1877 -ylio. l. *. 80 20, La. e..
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ELE01nF7

NcARTHuR sspnG 7. So pa, REGULAR
heettass 'eyfEy ,Tsesday,TerspSn begree
MeRlDA thsslastSEsGdss. evening OF NpeA
mNF. TdERo8SaH.Adtf EAwRe sec,y,
fISa, 90. \ e fs-stfusrrsi sls- n = .r.-H -
'so-Ny - !. u. u ---i..t-- - y
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You win aIgass, ttaaa good
stock Of goods at J. x. Wills,
at low prices, He has. been
lreceiTing a new stock during
the pas. week, and invites. all
his old customers to- give him
"A call. s2& lIiT 7C 3lTA1,a:5'I
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+ OWING to an accident hap,
pening to the Riyala Bros Of
Dodge & Bartine's Varieties,
The company will be detained
in. starting. They will posi-
lively start on Thursday, April
10th, making their first show
of the season lat .,McArthur
Thursday afternoon and eve
ming. A. M. GILL, .Ag't.
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'UMsEY, RilAIi3 A nBHED, ,ftla largest

~, NHN = IFTIEEF7-'IlTF1F1 I"I8NNt
mhotesliifs va y ~ llryt i9odsehd NATIONS,
For'ssni99utk me snlio, lss WsFShants and Rpr.
nasenes % - e$ lnuiaa 9n, dtthsjf Extensive
"ieser st9es They dys sftthI attention to
keeg'ns Nspeft Eqsd, nnfyoa win always
nnd tAeS stock, the Iarrvst and Pticesihe
lowest &one Of thsf snrg fenaips Esst.t TO
give MS en'Fe hpe in watching ths,markets,
ann IN ouy'ng Tor them. and hence, their stock
's hi"aYF.p ana Away at-.ssFPRlisd with
'ho newest goods =. ihey oRtgatel largely, do
uS'ness On 9e principle ofthe. smallestproi.
u.s. ena practice The spirit Of liberal accom-,
h1'"q'i2n'. ,Tr-- e. sep. 1851