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New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
DIED.


ABBOTTon Thursday Feb o. Samuel W Albeit Of PhaiepiA
DELcHERIn Orange Valley, n j. Saturday, PsO 30 wlsm
The RELATIVES the family respectfully Invited 70 .tte'A
1.5Ss s1 Vale. 90 MoSd MasA D. At cocs m without further
sad EsseI Railroad leaves foot Of Bsret
BRYAN-On Pa evening Psb o. David young.s, Of John
.d sas,n W. Bry.a ed Years @S1'a' and s - ds r.. sD.
from hs residence Of psHi. Iryinsoe. wesssb Co.. N.Y.
.. sSS ss ss S iasT .s,s. s.i IrIusou " $50 eoc M
DUYHAM-In , CITY, sundsy March ThOmas Dunham, ss
FsssE VII ). held at s. so5rs' S9ySh st.1S'qa,r'
and Rasl sIeeuih st. this day tsonday March a. pvoeA m
Feu o tho decease members fthe Chamber Of COnmeee 9th
soosiy and q the Board Of Pilot Commissioners art
kSAPP-sudi,rlv on s.tary 2e 1893 CLARITY B. KNAPP
ss ~ ,s on M Mood" papn o. Mach at oes the resi-
l.nee of her nepbeS A. KNAPP No lO h.st r~sntyshs
vii 10 i.ksn 10 Gresn0ch Coma, on Tuesday morning.
KIRKER-On Friday Feb 2a at the residence Of bis mother No Us
Toe rtse sad snd. Of S, s sud brother 3D.
ward DaanEa respectfully invited TO attend hs Isne on Mon
tsl March At ~ oocI s. Ts,e.as churcs corner % Of Of
eslsLd I remains viii be Galway censtsry
LISDsLBYln Bergen j. Friday Feb s saes short lneS,
R''.SS .S :. us S Ss u a nc cSs & Rev. I d. Tso
Berger, Sunday, March "2 o'clock p n
LAwon s.gr' FEB 80 MARI lsu iHfrt l,ah'sF Of Charles
Size h. not lost, but gone before"
aART1N-On SATURDAY Feh - residence Hust0nsi Hugh
7b friends o the lmy are Invited tee funeral, Monday
o'Ne.l, No g9 Beeekerst
OrISAt POughkeeps SATURDAY th "a ba Sket Wis OF '1
Isaac OILS
Notice Of ihs funeral hereafter
sCHLASs-Oa Friday morning Feb 23 sophs daughter of Benn
ani Josephiue Schass aged years and mouths
ssE Francisco papers please eoPy.
SPRAGUE-On Sunday Mreh aer lingering aes Coneu'
Sprsgue. IN ths f1h of bs
Tbe friend, family hs brothers, George Spgue
ard Jchu sprarue respectfully invited stnd the funeral
WeuesiAJ March st1 O'Clock from ths First PRESBYTERIAN
urh 1s Rev d. Dses Of Renn sat Clnoustl,
Brooklyn, without further Invitation.
FUNERALS TO-DAY.
ABBEY. JESSIE LOUISE, No 30 ClnOn-st, Bgookl'u
BRADY. Mrs MARY No 2f5 Mulberry Il
BELCHER WILLIAM. Orange Valley n j.
DONOVAN. JOHN. No ~: SaHton-sL
FOX Mrs. ROSASA Rorty.uintltst and Broadway.
GAMBLE, Mrs MARY No. ~ Wet flity .fgurih'st
HIND. JOHN, No - CsrkionsL
HEFFERNAN. NM. JAMES. No f04 West Tenth
HUNTER JBSSf, AshBgtOn-aye. Nat-saye. bro0bJh
JlNyiER Mrs. CORA r. NJ, No 30 Ssckettst, Brooklyn
kRKER Major JAMES b. ST. Theea Church, corner Henry and
Raigcrsst
MONAGAH. Mr.. No 7JJ siIth.st
NORRIS JAMES Iohns Church Ffest ani Fourthave
MOUNT AGNES CONSTANTINE No. 2o BOomatd't, HoeOken
0BRIES cATHARISE Fysevenhs,, between Second and
Th.ld-ayeA
oNEIL Mrs MAry. No. J5l EsstN Ninhsi.
QUINN THOMAS T., No 6l1 West foryseventhsh
VAN DYKE FREDERICK A., No ltO hepry-si. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

AUGUSTA, March 1.-Our city was visited last
snig by an earthquake which lasted several seconds
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
THE WEATHER

The snow-storm which commenced yesterday,
about III O'clock and continued throughout the day ana
evening and well into the night, promises TO impede
again the travel of the city, and to make pedesrianiSm
penOus for time During he day the several railroad
companies had deachmcnts OF upon the tracks, op
eratng with broom and shovel to keep thep clear but
the continued 10 fall thicker and faster the
evening approached. the Withdrawn, and the
pOnderOus pOws substituted. Even these with the aid
Of the men, failed 20 keep the tracks free and at late
hour In the night the teams were doubled up and
half the number of usually with
drawn. This withdrawal caused the remainder TO
bc well patrOnzed, and the heavy loads Ia eonse-
ience made the work Of four horses 20 each
rather labOriOus and the time made upon the trips TO
vary considerably from the schedule. II the street con
tractors ard citizens would make combined effort TO
clear the and approaches TO the and
also the sidewalks and crossings, fail Of snow would be
enjoyed in this city whether II was followed by frost or
thaW.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
OFFICIAL APPOINTMENT

OFFICIAL APPOINTMENTS.
%, ATtArrfc TSLs.t,ru TRIBUNE
LONDON. Fol. EVENING George Sclater Booth
NJ p for North ANTS will succeed George W. Hunt
As Under Secretary of the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
S-a-r-s-a-p-a-r-l-l-l-isa-n
To DIR. RADwAY.


sarsapsGn being the chief ingredients o.
REsoyATNG REsoLvEsT what other sgebt Of LaOwa medicinal
virtues assOcaed sh possessing sAnoWdsd eursVs Ps~sss
diseases Of the KineJs Bladder and Urinary OrgsH
Anssr-sARSAPARTLLANs pePsrrd under DIR RADWArsass
process extracting the medicinal properties from rese. substances
bottle Of the ReOVeni Of the seEe properties
sarsapaa THE advertised quart bottles Of Ssrpai.s
only secondary point Of medicinal power to several Of the insos1
this great good femess Pua Of the Blood snd %
Chronic serofaous sypbO shin diseases One Of the most &
pOrtant agents. tho Of Kidney Bladder AHd Ufaay
diseases il the famous
PARRRGA BRAvA, PARERIA BRAVA
4 naFre Of BrdsL
This root introduced European practice ss
used crude fouad TO wonderful remedial VII
tue Kidney Bladder and Urinary diseases snd By
Phrean highly euessed specific uea,os Of the Kiaeys
Chronic Inflammation Leseorrhea Drop JSufdee Rheumatism s
Benz used with unon hoH rp dtssoletns
Cacu Stone Bladder aud other coucreon The ir virtues o.
this roo. lay Canp pslHe pnpobtalned under DIR RAD
WAYS NEW PROCESS By which only the ds propee, oil rOO
ar. secured Its effects sARsAPARLLAH aad Otb
ingredients are truly wonderful Immediately into the eul
and communicates It's healing soothing purifying and eorass In
auenee through Blood Urine Dr. Railway obtains tia
root direct from well that little Of the
root shops the United States aud kars1a
This accounts with which has Of late bses
PhyAna As 70 prepared and associated with os1ss
ingredients RENOyATISG RESOLvENT It's value Ia %
liberation Granular degensons Of THE Kidneys Bngts isea
Catsrrh Of the Bladder Diabetes Gravel Bloody Urine CaeuOss Goa
ereos Leucoea aud Choue diseases and a. assistant In The
cure Secondary ureurd disease bJOsd price Composed q susA
wonderful remedial agents the REsoYATIhG REsoLVEhT viii eSs
Chronic Skin scrcfou and OrEsno d
within the range Of human TO do CoHsumpss
othe Lungs Consumption Of the kidneys DOnehi' Ch
Hacking Dry Cough Night sSea have been cured BY this remedy
few doses prove efficacy Bear mind that all eatH"g d
charges either the male female quickly cured o the hsaos
Resolvent
Qaesou" VIII the ResOveni make permanent cure Of ssoIr
syphilis or any disease that may be transmitedP
AnweTA, Resoru prepared under the od process cures
residents this city OF Salt Rhsu~ syphilis "o0
married ad have children eighteen years OF age Ad no ses
Of disease suspected As now prepared there
40 po,bl. r.s.on to .nea ia this respect does n0' "
prsss srscrraiaa>s d1sea's i' oroHaY S,a
p,, p.. Tet,er, Worms IN the skns few doses
viii eu L,die, with rough Ov and dgred 'in one eOssls
ill ,ecor ,ou clear beaefoi complexion dDR kApwAfs
n., boot FALSE TRuB-wi be Pubshed early hsrea
D.. f Or RApwAps R. RESoLvRSr (sARSAPARILLlASl sie
NJ, doeu or 81 per bottle. Sold BY Drggss DR.. RADwArs
oPPrcY No Consultation from 10 TO See hs,
,bs rori sarssparIsn" the label OF each bottle
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
TURKEY.

YUAD PASTA AND THE sULTAN-A COUNTRY
THAT DORS NOT WANT RAILROAD-ATTACK
UPON AN AMERICAN MISSION SCHOOL,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

Total distance Travelled l.t969oi DAILY Meau 2lI3 miles
RKsRKs-Suow 2Nh three times duration hours and - MIN
u on 2h aur times hours aud 70 minutes on Zh two
tines dnsan and IS minutes 28h time, Duration
uu. total duration Of snosing ~ h0aIH and
ianes total DEPTH produced So nches
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
THE FEST INDIES.
JAMAICA.

A GROSS INSULT TO THE AMERICAN flag
PIRATES on THE VENEZUELAN COAsT-AT-
TEMPT TO BOARD AND SEIZE AN AMERICAN
WHALING sCHOoNER--EIGHT AMERICAN CIT1-
ZENs PRISONERS-THE VENEZUELAN GOVERN
MENT RESPONSIBLE.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
House ofYonr oMn,",

q
Next to being marriedte the
right person, there is. nothing
SO important in ones lifeasto
live under cne's own ireefs4s
THERE'S something more than
a poetigal charm in the expres'
sion OF the wiie:.I !ram1ola.
1--WE havs79ur eosy ,hEpme; It
is our own. We have bought
it with The savings Of eureatn.
,ings. Many were the soda
iouataips, the confeeti tionery, ga.
looms and the pice;ies Of the
market we had to. pass; many
times my. NOBLE leeu husband de-
MED himselftlts comfort Of TO-
bacco,the refreshing draught
of beer wore lasola ae16lhes
and even patched TootsH aoi
me, made my old bonnet do,
wore the plainest Iclothesqdid
the !plainest ocookihgs Saving
was the order of the hour, and
to have aihouse'of.our ownl1as
been our united aimapQ !oa
"Now- we have it,Itlrerejsno
'landlorPs troubling nus with
raising the rent, and yaskipg
this and that. There is no fear
harboringin our bosom that in
sickness.or old age We Will DE
thrown out lot ihouse and homo
tor it is ourown, and the. money
we saved To- paygent is9 spli'
ticientsto keep usaini .comiortjn
1.-The winter ldaysgof oprslaeP,
ni Wlata lesson do athe dgq!o
words teach and how yaa.i
would it be- il hundreds ,otIlt9
iliesuwould heed them, ,sliab,
stead oFliying in rented houFlr
which takes a, large sharelpf
their earnings 70 pay the rent
dress and eat correspepdipgly,
would brayefy curtuil theis ex.
penses ana concentrate heir
efforts TO having "a house of
their own" Better I q cottage
Of our own than a rented pal.
y. s,lI- HnuS :-lc 'o91lU Sit
'~SS' ftr....-|ty1 -....fr0 r.,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
ApyERTIsING TERMS.

if his wife had shed tears chat
morning, they were the last'she
should shedunless tears of JOY,
if he could prevent il; andahe
loOkedlup at her husband and
said she would nevsr,qery
again when he put his arms
around her, for now he'yasibfr
own darling husband q The af.
ternoOn train, instead Of one,
carried two happy couplssto
homes-in- the West where wp
hope that year after they will
by couplets be blest. bs@7e'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
-FGOOd graciOusl It's fatherl"
"rhe deacon, by thunderl"

RSleQ joe, "Dlu0 .ule OdI!'
I" "Whefe can 1 hide you2'
cried the distracted eirl. wolI
b-a0B! ]Iknow," SAID he, arn
snueeze INTO the clock. case"
And without another word
he concealed himself in the
sclock.case and drew the door
BDehind him. iiaR i-1G I'll
1iTh A. dos5s NO, drs,.ad
. i S!;tf;5 ) hir,self down Nv
Fbs coNoDhing s,oye ba nnlled
out ebis nine ;i,p,bteSd If and
com 3 nntcfaad .srn,SI.,5g vArv do.
l;bera,e,v and coulv - s'-..
aF;vo o,o,oo,, r.ks so;a ho
woIl IlIs,,aII hano. ,,Hn :; :, . 80 80 Il, ;
IL ~, 80 - = F,pSV' ~ 80 '','A -
an D. 49,, aEbS -, 49,. S'. ~ 49, ,
ss5 E, - 49,, =, -. 49, -. c. g. 80
smoke ortspw o ordssn ed
the duiiful Sally y
aNo: smoking. clears INV
head and wakes me, up,n an.
swered the deacon, who seemed
not asyhit, disposed to hurry
his enjoyment, ,.. no, a.. I.
/. Bur.r-whiz.z- ding ding
ding! went the old clock.
"Tormented'iightnimg!" cried
the,old deacon, startingsp and
dropping his pipe on the stove.
What in the creation's:lhatg'
"It's only the clock striking
fves" said Sally TREMENDOUSLY.
Whiz! ding! ding! went the
old clock furiously.' '@s. 3
"Powers Of ,mercy!n, crriedsthe
deacon. 'dStriking Lo fiveb its
struck aihundred already "a =. u
h, 19 aDeeaaScaoIn,s I,s@'IBllb @,'IBalrlberry7no c,ied
the deo.on,s b.,t4,sbaI,- ubo J
9n5oS, 9n5oS,,a 20 III ,aSd Sado,r,,' : rhs
stair case in the w;ldast asts,a
Of Of ~, alarm ?, y s,sWbatt = ,be m nat.
II, :. =, ,,;,b {ba sc,octw y.t .ad.
bna .alosdress oriy w., tnowsp ~, y We we
llnaii;ad ll,naii;aad ,La oId,n,s, 10 IuJrs b0a,,
II ,ha =, ,,i, rn,, ,nos. .-,s,Tr, - 5r9 !
j. y , J. III, ), Alb LAW :,
Ii, - c.rrv 'oln,s[, on x Lafora1 fTGoV'
o VII, s77l T. 7soII q, ,ta ! yEon,m,,, !, :,
:. y IN, Ut .IIrs, e. IT, D igHse'
iF,,T'n, -. ~ '','1",,,, N,D'n, -. q, :, 80
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
THE SONG OF THE CAMP
q lJL" fu .tEA I9f
rBY BAYARD TAYLOR.

-.Glve us a song" the soldiers cried,
HE ee,,tertrenclies guarding, lallied,
When the heated guns of the camps
p Grew weary Of bOInbaFding. Ili
SThe dstk'Redan. An silentscotf, o
"a Hay, grim aud tllrratenlng,Qnder
And the tawny mound or the MalRa-
1dNo longer btiched Its thunder. llofi
There W as a pause. a guardsman said
I'VE storm the forts Tomorrow,
Sing while We may, another day,
May bring enough of SORROW"
They lay along the batterys side,
% Below the slnOki Il cAnnop. fClyde,
Brave hearts, ir"m the Sqyerp aud from
Aud nom the banks oil Shannon.
They sang of flove and not Of fame,
ib Forgot was BVitAlfS glory, 6dl.
Each heart recalfedsa q dsHeserlt name,
But all sang Annie L6uife." ."a"g
Voice alter voice caught up the song,
Until Its telidarlmssion, q. Oh T
AAOFN ithC lhu fAiibliNihN iNh ohA SblObEi
Their r'battle4eSe cohtessionP Va /
Dear girl he dared notspeak her name,
But as the song grew rloudeJ1gg
Something on the soldiers cheek
47Wasled' on the stains OF powder
Beyond the ,darkening ocean burned
The sunsets bloody enlbers, '''''
While the tgimean valleys learned
How, English love remembers.
At once again the fire Of hell -..I
Rained Oh the Russian quarters,
With SCREAMS ofsliot and bHrttofshell,
And believing of the mOrtars I
And Irish Nora's eyes are dim
For singers tlt,nib and CORY; ~
And English Marydkourns torlhim
Who sang of Annie Laurie"
l.h1u OIL tgu IL. tau IgN
Sleep soldiers ! still in holored rest,
Your truth and valor wearing;lW
The brayest are the tenderest,
u The lldviigaife tie daring. 3HI I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
Advertising Aphortsm.

sAAUyeftlSlnS AphOrtSm.
If you don't mean TO mind
your business, it will not pay
to advertise , 10 .lylui!3.K
Bread is the staff OF Imam life,
and advertising is the staflIcf
liie in trade. 1,iQ BAG allen
DON'T aitemptgto advertise
unlesslyou have good stock
ofmeritorious articles. n 20
Newspaper advertisements
are good'of their kind but they
c;mpottahe the placelof eirca-
lars and handbillsgQlsaio bna
No bell can rihg 50 loudlylas
a good advertise ReeRle
will believe What they ase.
rather than what they ihearra
be Bonner, forseyeral successive
years, invested in advertising
all the profits Of the preceding
year, Now see where he is!
Quitting. advertising in dull
times iss syik like tearing. out dam
because the water. is low.
Either plan will prevent good
times from ever coming.
The wise man Of scripture
evidently did not refer to ad.
vyertising, when lie said, Cast
Thy bread upon the waters and
alter many days thou. slialt sec
it again." or he would have
added, "with interest,"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
. .,Hoofland's s German Tonic

: q q conlbindtlon Of al Me Ingredients of Ms
Diit.rs, with PURE Santa CrtiE Rum, Orange, etc.
AIu,ed for he sdme diseases as the Bi!lrs, in
: OdEs phsre rome pure alcoholic stimulus i ne.
qAiYsd. YoE iciu .bsar in mind that these rene-
6iis are entirely different from any Others
advsrfissd for ne cure Of The diseases named,
G.sis being scientific preparations Of medieinal
extracts, NhiLs he oihtrs are mere decociions Of
Fsm in some form, The TON 10 is s.deeidsdiy ons
, " he moH pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
e6tred 70 ne pubic Hs talts IL srquisite bts
: pleasure 70 lake u, while its lUegivin1 erhiE-
sratin0. and Medicfadi qualities hdps caused Il y
h kEoa1S az Uls gTedlest Of al toHicS. .......
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
Popping into the wrong Bed
the shortest Route to Matri-
mOIlr.

Last week an interesting
event occurred at one Of the
hotels in PittSburg, Pennsyl.
vania. A young lady from a
neigliboring town went to the
city for the purpose Of citing
her betrothed, getting married,
and going to the West to settle
there. She was accompanied
by her brother, who was to act
as groomsman, and her lovers
sister, who was to be brides
maid. The intended. husband
mot arriving in time, the young
ladies arranged that that they
should occupy the same bed in
a room adjoining That of the
BRIDES brother. Having trav.
eled all the night 'bef re- : the
bride and her brother being
worn out, retired at an early
.heuE with Instructions to their
companion, whom they o left
reading in the ladies' parlor,
not to makes a noise 'when,she
Ptame to- bed, as they did not
want to he aw akened out OF
their sleep. The young lady
becoming Interested. in her
book, sat up t6alate hour. AT
last, getting drowsS, siesslipped
off as noiselessly, as possibie-to
her room, and quietly retired,
as she supposedto the bed oc-
cupied bylher Intended sister.
in.law, and nesting up close
alongside under The blaitk els,
was soon sound asleep. ! Hap
pening TO awaken befor cher
eenipanion, she put her arms
around as she supposed, the
BRIDES neck, commenced kiss.
ing ber and calling her sweet
sister gand Lother lendearine
names peculiar TO the softer
sex. 1na moment her kisses
were paid back with. interest
I and She found two stalwart
arms encifclihs9 her fah? form,
and 'ihsteadGf the brides, She
was in the brides brothers
arms. Here was a a'difemma, and
not knowing how to explain
She commenced sobb,ng as if
her heart would break, Which
aTakened the bride, who came
tothe rescue. The young man
however, refused to let her go,
saying that fortunate accident
had given 'hima a Prize and he
was determined not to lose it
and ON one condition only
would he release the young
lady from his grasp, and thai
was size wCnld put her arms
around his neck and kiss him
and promise TO become his wife
at theisame time his sister be.
came the vile of her broth err
He, said that he had long loved
her. and intended to ask hel
that day for her hand, and
thanks to an accident, he had
NOW amuch better opportunity
than he could ever hope for
again. The young lady see.
ing no alternative, finally
surrendered, threw her arms
around the mans neck, and
sealed the bargain with a Hiss,
whenlthe young man covered
his head and she retired to
hisll sisters room a promised
bride. She -enjoined secresy
upob the brotherand sister, but
the thing was too good to
keep Immediately after they
gotidressed the groom arrived,
ahd'afterSgetting breakfast, dis
patched the landlord Tor a min.
lister who soon came and made
Itheihdissoluble knot AS soon
as the minister gotthtough, the
gro0ihslnan and bridesmaid as
/ ,onished the company bytak.
|oihguthe places ofltheir brother
and sister, ahd'reauested the
mihister to repeat the Iperfor
nance, which he did in oless
time than iteaakes to- tell d it.
What's the meaning of all
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

az sjnuioo o bevom sad .sne
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coURTING eniBYgAJCLoCK.
d N IL, - IN0RK.

B } 9ii no N0EkrT dj end
~ AbSht bali past 4 eleven
o'cloek, on Sunday night a q hu.
man leg, enveloped in blue
broadcloth, might have been
seen entering u Cephas Barber.
rye kitchen window. The leg
was followed finailyrbg dthe
entire person OF a hves'Hah'
kee satiiredlm his SEndaEgo.
meeiin' . clothes. b 1t was, in
short, Joe7M 7Mayweed, who thus
ibarglarIodslS, in othe dead Of
night, Won tn''l his way into the
deacon's kitchen, II , '.s2I
"Wonder how much fhe Old
deacon made by orderin'me
to not darlien his dooFyaginT
soliloquised the yourg gentle.
man. mai aRromised him lH%odld
not, ,7but tdbidnf, saytn9thin'
about winders. Winders is
just as good as'dtors, if there
amt no nails to tear your
lrowsers onto. Wonder if Sal'li
come dbwmi The critter prom.
.ised me. FIN afraid to move
here, cause | might break my
shins over somethin' or nurth-
er, and wake the old folks =
Gold enough TO freeze a polar
bear here, Oh! here comes
SaHieMpT A IT r FH
The beautiful maiden de-
cseSnlted &ithA pleasant smile,
a tallow candle and a box OF
matches 10 After re cei5i6gaBa
rdpturo@ greeting Sheo made
a roaring fire, in The, cooking
stove, aaaI the happy coppIe
sat down to enjoy the inter-
change Of views and hopes,
But the course Of true loye
ran. no smoother in Bsrberry's
than it does elsewhere and Joe,
who was making up his mind
to treat himself to q kiss, was
startled by the voice of the
deacon, her sfathet shouting
from hisSchamber' door:
"SallN what are you getting
up in tbe middle of the night
fort" %IAllSA7&1
"Tell him dts morning.
wnispr5edgo -
q canT tell a fib,n said SAL
~. .SdIlEId
,-1"Ill make it the truth, them
said Joe, and running to The
huge old fashioned clock that
stood 10 the corner, he set it at
49, hia d 10 tsFl huil ,I0t-Tarl
aLook at the CLOCK and tell
me what dmsIit is.n'.oried the
old ,getIemani up STATS, d Il 90 |
effs five. by the clock, ? AN !
swered aSalIy;aandvi oborat-' 4
ing the. ords, .thel6lock struck |
cssg iH1i-'s -nousSbs1f rtss NJ n 5alifb 4
fiveSuaI'A Ill 4iiisqFs h9Ian sdi gsftsl 4
fhe AxAT ddSwnoassin \
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

Give us a song" the soldiers cried,
tIhe cutertrmches guarding, lallled,
When the heated guns of the camps
3 Grew weary of boInbaFdlng.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07
TO THE AFFLICTED,

DR., W. K. DoHERTY returns bis sinccr>
thanks to his numerous patients for tboi,,
patronage, and would take this onportnnitY
to remind them that he continues to consnit
at his Institute for the cure of chronic dis,
eases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys. Dipest-
i've and Genito-Urinary Organs. and ali nri.
vate diseases, viz: Syphilis in all its forms
and stages Seminal Weakness. and oil fl .
horrld consequences of selfabuse: Gonorr =.
hea. Gleet, Structures, Nocturnal and Dinr-
nal Emissions, Sexual Debility. Diseases of
the back and loins, Inflammation of the BlaG-.
der and Kidneys, ETC.. etc.. and he homes
that his long experience and successful nrac-.
tlce will continue to insure him share ofmb.
lie patronage. By his practice of MANY wears
in Europe and the United States. he is enabled
to apply the most efficient and successful rem
edies against diseases ofalI kinds. He uscs mo-
mercury, charges moderate. treats his paticnts
in correct and honorable way. and has
references of unquestionabc veracty from
men ofknown respectabiity and high stand
ing in society. All parties consulting him
by letter or otherwise. will receive the
best and gentlest treatment and implicit
secrecy.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07
TO FEMALES.

When female is in trouble. or afflicted
with disease. as weakness of the back and
limbs. pain in the head dimness of sight. loss
OF muscular power, palpitation of the heart
lrritabllty, nervousness. extreme urinary diff
ficulties. arrangement Of digestive functions
general debility. vaginitis, all diseases of the
womb. hystcria. steriity. and all other dis
eases peculiar to females, she should 20 or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor,
W. K. Dcherty. al his Medical Institute. and
consult him about her troubles and disease.
The Doctor is eilrcting more cures than any
other Physician in the State of California
Let no false delicacy prevent you. Lut apply
Immediately and save yourself from painful
sufierings and premature DEATH All Married
Ladies. whose delicate health or other Cir
cumstances prevent an increase in their fam
lies, should write or call al Dr.. w. X. Doher-
ty's Medical Institute, and they will receive
every possible relief and help. The Doctors
Offices are so arranged that be can be consult
ed without fear OF observation.