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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-07-23
AYERS AGuE CURE.

Fir Fever and Aglle, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remt,ent Fever, pn b Agne.
Period i or Bilious Fever, SC, and indeed
all Ihe affections which arise from mular'-
olis, marsh, or n,ia>nJatlc poisons.
AsIts name lmulies, il does CrRE, and does
not fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Qninne,
Bismuth. Znc.nor any ther mineral 0i poison
ois substance hateyer, tin nCwlRr injurcsany
patient. The nVmbpr aud ImpOI lance Of its
cures IN the ague districts, are literally beyond
acruni, and We believe without parallel in
thehistory Of Agne medlclnc. Our PRIDE l.
gratiiied by ihe acknowledgements We receive
6f the radical cures eth cted in obstinate eases,
and whore other remedies had wholly kilel.
unacclimated persons, either resident ~, or
travelling through mlnsmatic i~nliiles, VIII be
nrotected by taking the AGrE CURE daily,
For LIVER COMPLAINTS. arising from torpidS
ity Ofth Liver, il il an excellent remedy, Stlm>
uiating tho Liver into healthy activity.
Prepared by pr. J. G. AiLR h CO., Practi.
cal and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass,
snd sold all around the world.
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Ma nhood: How Lost, How
re-. Restored.

lust published, n new edition oi nr Culver.
- wells Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure (without medcine) Of Spermatorrhoea,
or Seminal Weak ess, involuntary Seminal
Losses, lmpotency, also, Mental and Phy.ic
nj Incnmcity, lmp0dlmPnts 10 Marriage, etc. ;
also, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, inhuc.
ed by self indulgence. or sexual extravaganza
Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebHted author, in this admirable
essay, dearly demonstrates from u thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
. consequences orSlinbnse may he radically
cured without dangerous use Of internal M OIL
iclne or the application OF tho knife; pointing
out mode Of cure at once simple, certain,
and etiectllal, by means Of which every suticr.
er, no matter whAt his condition may be, may
cure himself cheally, private y, and radically
THIS Lecture shoHld be IN the hands OF
youth and every man III the land.
Spnt, under seal. in plan envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of ak cents,
or two post stamps. Also. Dr. CHlVerwell's
"Marriage Guide,' prize 2j cents. Address
the fuIishers, ....
CHAS. J. C. KLINE / CO..
l27 Bowery, New York, Post.oifce Box 1880.
iuly ly
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OS June 25th, the Secrettrj
of War officially advised Gen.
Grant that Arkansas had been
admitted to The Union, and
tliefeupon the latter instructed
Gen. Mcdowell, commanding
the District, to turn over the
Government of that State to
the civil authorities. Military
governments are bad, accord.
ingto the Democrats, yet the
representatives of that party
in Congress voted to keep Ar.
kansas out and under the con.
troll of the military authorities.
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SUBSCRIBERS who receive their
paper with an "X" marked op.
posite their names will know
that the time for which they
subscribed has expired. Our
terms are 80 per year, or 81
for six months, invariably in
advance. ..,-
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uNPRINCrPLED

Dealers often recommend other bitters be
cause they have not Roback's. We desire 70
caution the afflicted against purchasing any
Of them; buy Robaek's Stomach Bitsers ana
none other, il you would combat dlst'se sue
cessfully.
For sale at Sisson's drug store
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EQUAL TAXATION II
The Present System
Compared with the
Belmont SYSTEM
Which System Protects the
Poor.
Who and What the Belmont
ers Propose to Tax!

eve demand EQUAL
TAXATION Of EVERY
SPECIES OF PROPER
TY ACCORDING TO
IT'S REAL VALUE, in
clpding Government bonds
and other public securities. "
The above is the declaration
Of the fourth section Of the
Beimonters' platform, just as it
stands, word for word. Now,
let us see what it means. As
the laws now stand U. S. bonds
are not taxed, for it would be
supremely ridiculous to at.
tempt to make money off of our
own note of hand. Neither is
any other species of property
taxed "according to its real
value" The Government in.
stead, raises its revenue from
duties on imports, tax on large
manufactures and the incomes
Of wealthy men, thus shielding
the poor from taxation more
effectually than could be done
by any other method. Con
sider the vast amount of mon
ey the Government raises by
taxes, and then if you are a
poor man ask yourself serious.
ly, Do I pay any of this taxi
Not one cent, except in an in
direct way, and that is more
than returned by the decreased
profits Of the manufactures and
merchant, and the increased
profits Of produce to the farm
er, and increased wages to the
laborer.
This is the present system o
taxation. What does the Bel
mont party propose to substi
tute for it Let their pla tforn
answer for them: "EQUAL
TAXATION OF EVERY
gPECIESOF PROPERTY AC
,,CORDING TO ITS real
YALUE!' That is, the manu-
facturer is to be relieved Of hi,
tax, the wealthy man of hi:
tax, and the importer is to gel
his goods free Of duty, while
the farmer is to pay tax upoI
his farm according to its rea
value" on his horses, Oh hi,
wagon, OIL his plows, on hi
harness, yea, upon his yer,
crop, standing in the field o.
slowed away in the barn, anC
every other species of prop
erty according to its real value.
The poor widow is to pay ia,
on her COW and her sewing ma
chine and household furniture
according to its real value
The laborsr is to pay a tax or
his implements, on his pig, his
COW, and the ten or twenty
dollar bill ho has laid away fol
a'wet day, each according to
its real value" The mechanic
a tax upon his tools and his
savings; The miller, upon his
gnsi, tbe sawyer, upon his
lumber; the blacksmith, on his
forge; the weaver, on his yarn
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nj. s. G. L.. II. TIME TABLE.
ooISo EAST.

Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
viii leave Hamden at SO a.in. and 2 IL pm,
irving ut Portsmouth 1T II I0a m. and % ..
~. Returning trains sill leave Portsmouth nj
Is IN. and 50 pm, arriving at Hanaen at
II IS am. and rs pm.
Trains connect a. I.ovcland for all points on
NE Little Miami Railroad, and atthe lndianap.
dis aud Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti n for all
yoints West.
w. PElBODY,
Master Of Trans pnrtation.
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SCROFULA

And all diseases Of the blood, and all sruptiye
diseases Of the skin, oldsores, Tumors and
Ulcers, arising from whatever cause, can be
permanently cured by the use Of DR.. RoLAek's
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. .'..
For sale at slsson's drug store.
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MARRIED

Ladies', who, daring certain periods are so
much troubled with COstiyeness or constipa,
hon, can ind CERTAIN relief ID Roback's Blood
Pulls, which can be taken during all stages Of
pregnancy with perfect safety.
For sale atSissOn's drug store.
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The Cincinnati Chronicle in.
quires::
"Was it not we'll that a Gray.
back Convention should adopt
a lGseenback platform and
nominate a Holdbsck candi-
date, with a Turnback associ-
ato,'
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rTo TIE WORKING 0LAss-Parmsrs.
i. Mechanics, LADIES, and ever, body. ara,
now prepared to fnrnIsh yoa with anstant
employment ut your homes, the " hole Of you Z
time, or IN your spare momcnts. Bu. Moss
new, light and profitable Fifty cents 10 80
per evening is easily earned by persons o.
either sex, and the boys and girls earn neafly>
as much as men. Great inducements nre
offered those who will devote their whois
time to the business, and that every pfIsor
who sees this notice. may send me their ad-
dress, and test the business for themselves,
make the following unparalleled onerl--Te
all who are not well satisfied NTH the busi-
ness, Will send 81 to pay tor tie troitle 81
writing mt. Fun particulars, directions, Be-.
sent free. sample will rbe sent by mall &c
all who send 10 cents.
address 4. G. ALLEN, 81" To
CoLuaBus, Ono. II
juuel8 3w. ldi H,sl
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Price. &1.OO per Bottle.

soldrly Il. W. Sisson and !. 4. Strong, Nc.
arthur, Ohio. Wilcox Cooper. Hamden. Will
{ Co , zaleski, and by dealers aud druggists
everywhere. Nov. q SLY
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WANTED.

All persons troubled with Costiyeness OF Con-
stipation Of lhe Bosels to buy RUback's Blood
Pills; they contain no mercury. are purely
vegetable and work like clarmi can be taken
With safety by persons Of oil ages, aud III all
conditions Of life. e.st @ a)Ieh
For sale q, Slsscn's drug store.
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Adlministrator's settlement.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that George Craig
~ Administrator or the estate OF Mary Epg,
lind, has filed his aeconnnts fer inspection aud
fusI settlement, and will he passed upon on.
the STD Of August, A. D. 1853.
JOSEPH kALER,
jul, ,l6v3. Probate Judge,
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ADDITIONAL RESOLUTIONS.

ADDlllONAL kthOLIllO
Resolced. That VIC highly commend
the spirit Of magnanimity and for
giveness with which the men who
have served the rebellion but now
frankly and honestly cooperate with
us In restoring the peace of the coun-
try. and the recOnstructing Of the
Southern State Governments upon the
basis Of impartial justice and equal
rights, be received back into the COM
munion of the loyal people; and We
favor the removal Of the disqualified
tions and restriction imposed upon
the late rebels in the same measure a.
the spirit of disloyalty will direct.
and Us may be consistent with the
safety Of the loyal people.
Resolsed, That We recognize the
great principles hid down IN the iin-
mortal Declaration of Independence
~ the trnc foundation of democratic
goyernmfnt. and We hail with glad
ness every effort toward making their
principles q living reality on every
inch Of American soil.
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PROPOSALS.
pEoPOsALs FOa STATIONERY.

fREksuRY DEPARTMENT. MAJ O. 1884
Sealed Proposals Tor fvrnishfns Statfan Ary far
the year ending June ~ isN will he rec-ived a,
,hn egsItmept until the 10Th day Of June Is g. at
II clock N
Ab estimate Of the quantities which .ilf he n.eA
ed a. bIaDk forns for bfdd Dg containip full 10
fo'mztton, fsve hees prepared, which viii be fur
nisbee pom srpifcation
The perartm-D. reserves the ri eht 10 order ,noye
or = 90 The quantities estimated
The II. partmrnt also reserves the vi ght TO accent
Ids Tor INDIVIDUAL items in airy 81 the classes.
AHdesv'ries viii be subject TO inspection By an
errert Detailed for thu parpsse by the Secretary
of the Iressury and the delivery Of inf ri " ar
contract. Wv
Deliveries must Re free Of charge ct the Treasury
Department, Washing s,p
Esch proposal must be signed by the individual
factory guaranty that the bi tder viii execute a
re accepted
The failure to comply with any enc order under
the contract to orei ate the forfeiture of the
tire penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase, in open mar
kef OF such Quastities of any articles as shal be
necessary TO supply the deficiency caused by such
failure, and charge to the contractors hfty psr
cebtum of the price which it shall be found psces
tary to pay fer such articles
Proposals U accompanied by satisfactory guar
antics viii not be considered csbtr acts vi n he
awarded only to established mapufactHrers OF or
dealers In, the articles.
Bidders will be required TO conform their bids 10
the specifications furnished, and failure to do 90
will cause the rejection OF any bid.
my e-eolm lChron.1 secretary of the Treasury
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR TN AnpITIaS STEAM
lRs t.R REMOYING ORsiRUCTiONs.
nHIO RIVER IMPROysMENr

IN STGAm-
LES ntK REMOVING INSTRUCTIONS.
Sealed Proposals viii be received at tn &c Of
u JLiteo STATES Engineer, In the Gu tom ou.e
tc.ninr. Pitts burg Pa until O'Clock m,
sAlUhDAf, the 3th Of May I8ss for fu rpi.hi
INO adj ttional night drsGRtt Steamers, Crane
Bost-. ara FLATS. t. be employed by ntract by
OaJs work In removing ObstructfOns from the Ohio
river, ehierJ between Cincin7sti aud cairo, con-
s'Ins OF snags trees So nksn logs, boats. barges
Bidders must specify The price per daT for each
Gays WORK for which they will agree to ia ci.b
eNerJtilD necessary, and do the work uu~er the
sGpeTints ndenes u perOn TO he appointed By the
sio instr said price to e-yer the fu mi Il ing
81 allebt dIsuGht Steamer, TIVE Crane Boats four
ehsfns, ropes, levers. saws. axes, fixtures, &C.,
suitable ior -uch work and including the pay aud
expense OF captain, Pilot, Engineer and Crews,
stsl1es one manager or working boss In addition,
sh1 Two gangs OF SIX men zach for doing the 1rk,
sc be.lEs suitable accommodations for the Gov
trnmPnt Inspector
All enpenses TO be paid aud all risks borne by
the party troposine IL being understood that the
Government Will not be possible for the payment
OF an thing more han the sum per day that may
D. agre. upon In the Contract.
The rtEht IL reseryef to reject any all bids IL
II shan be deemed TO the interest u the Govern
uent TO do
Specifications and blanks forms Of pro posals will
De furnished application, from this ONCE either
IN person or by vriIinE
The proposals must be accom- panied with the
guaranty OF two responsible suretes, gned in tie
printed form
Pr crd.r sf Brig Gen. A A. Humphreys. Chief
" MILNOR ROBERTS,
= civil Engineer in charge Ohio River In
Pittsburgh. Mays, 1853. mystd
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ITO CONTRACTORS.
Headers Dist. Of Indiar Territory,
Chip Qvartsrmasfer's QFcs,

Fort Gibson, c. ~, April Is. 1853. \
Of deceased Tniesd State: :eidisrs 'G Sins
buried in the vicinity of Fort Gibson. q. N, viii
be rseeiyed 1t tsis once until O'Clock p. m,
THURSDAY, June 4, l56S, at which time bids will
1. The bodies are to b removed carefully and
decently; all marks and insert ptions found With
nal head board will in all cases, be attached T. and
transmitted with the coffin, and set mp at the new
grave. Comns and transportation will be furn-
shed ana al the sxpenss,s borne BY the eontrse
with lumber suit able for cefns at 9 10 Der n The
person to whom the contract is awarded will keep
seSm1ete record Of not emily the locality of indi.
or graves from right left north to SOUTH to
ger wiz be enabled to take the bodies from their
nal graves in their original order.
AS the bodies are deposited in the cemetery, the
graves will be marked with numbered stakes,
ana ihe number and section Of each grave marked
III. The graves will be arranged in q regular and
uniform manner, either in rows or in circles, and
and u mound Of the full length and breadth Of the
grave will be raised over II, to the height of ten
III. wherever the dead are disinterred from cn,.
iva,ed or Inhabited lands, the original graves viii
be nled up after the bodies removed.
A form OF record sheet of disintermeBtsD will
be provided the contractor, which he will be re.
place OF sintermen Mt, one copy to be forwa rded
with the body to the cemetery, and one TO be re-
tanned by himself.
Bidders must state the price Der BODY for re
mova OF remains from the place Of disinterment to
National Cemetery at Fort Gibson, q. N.
Proposals will be received for removal of the
places TO Fort Gibson National Cemetery
The following il the estimated number Of bodies
awaltlI removal, locality in which they now
gins, and distsnce from each place to Fort Gibson
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND
skAPIIs OF THs Mississippi RIvER
sealed Proposals In duplicate will be received at
is -, Tor excayaHnR and removing the rock and
other distractions from the bed Of the ppi
hlver, at the Rock Island or Upper Rapids, by
hGsn , OF coner dams and subaQueous blasting and
Contractors will be required to furnish all boats
mach1nery, &e., and to perform all the labor
necessary IN the prosecution Of the work There
are about fifty Thousand cubic yards Of rock to be
rtmoyed, distributed unequAly at different points
on the rapids, and the work must he done during
river. - "
Coptr:etors win state the price per cubic ya.d at
which they propose to do the work, which will be
let In sections Of such length the eng ineer in
charge may determine.
Persons proposing to csntra act are requested to
visit the groupd before sendin in their bids
pr1ntes copy Of this ad vertisement must be
tached to each proposal. Zach bid must be accom-.
panied ~ written gu arsntee, signed by two re-
posing will enter into contract upon receiving the
awardment Blanks for proposals Of the form re-
CURED together with form Of guarantee, will be
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and no Did will be considered unless
the party Offering IL shall give satisfactory evf-
cenee that he 10 Trustworthy, and has the neces
ssry skill and experience to perform the work
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals. for re-
moyine obstructions at tn Book Island Rapids"
SON U. q. A, Lieutenant Colonel S5th Infantry
PARTIES desiring further information can obtain
corner of Main and Second streets, Davenport
Iowa. where msps. plans, specifications, and
quantities OF work will be shown 10 all who wish TO
examine them for the purpose Of making propo-
sails. J. II. WILSON
Lieut. Gel. 3sth Infantry,
brevet Malsr General 5. A.
=. "a 8 Engineers once. Davenport, Iowa, May
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Total No. of bodies to be reno we'd ........2050
At the same time and place, pro posals will be
Seceived and bids opened for the construction Of
stone Wall, laid DRY to enclose the :. Fort Gibson
National Cemetsry1' the came to be about 800
stone.
The wall to be feet thick at the tor, s feet 6
inches at the ground, feet high, with founda-
lace Of the ground.
reasonable time will be allowed for the re-
meval of the bodies and the construction of the
wall.
Payment to be made in Government funds ON
completion of the contracts
Each bid must be accompanied by q good and
SUFFICIENT guarantee from two or more persons
whose loyalty and solvency 10 certified by Q clerk
Of court of record, setting forth that the bidder
viii, In case o contract IL awarded, give ample
bonds and security for the faithful performance Of
the same.
The name and place Of residence of each bidder
and surety must be given.
Bic de 70 invited to be present at the OPENING
Of their proposals, which will take place ON the
day and hour above specified.
=, Propo. al. must be plainly endorsed Proposals
structipe Stone Wall b" and addressed 20 the Chief
Qnartermaster District Of the Indian Territory
By authority of the Chief Qusrtermsster Mill
tary Division Of Missouri.
A. 8. KIMBALL,
Captain and A. q. M.,U, A
my IA I'd Chief q. N District of the I r
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HAkBQR IMPROVEMENTS AT MILWAu
XIX
UNITED STATES ESGISEER's OFFIcE)
% IN y NIL .tzs.t Lssa. II

UNITED STATES ESGISEER's OFFIcE)
No 3i2 Mann street. Miiraxkss, Wis. )
May o. 1S5S
sealed Proposals will be received ct this once
enrii IL N June ?, 1875, for improving the hArbor
OF Milwaukee. wisconsin
The proposals. viii be in duplicate and separate
foT each class Of material and labor.
for particulars rs to payments. time OF com
.nenolr ard finishing the work, classification of
EnsteTial &c, sppb at this Office, where plans and
sp-Sincstlons VIII be shown TO all whs wish to
nase proposals.
Contractors furnishing materia ais will be required
4 hoai them, without expense to the United States
charge Of the work.
Zach bid, 20 have consideration, must be accom-
Tahled BY guarantee signed by TIVE responsible
forms furnished.
printed copy ofthis advertisement will be at
tsChed o. each proposal
Flank forms OF proposals, with form Of euaran-
tee viii be furnished from this Office Epon appli.
cation
The work will be let TO the lowest responsi BILE
bidder, The United States reserying the right to
-e.-Ct al bids
jcntTscts With good and sufficient sureties will
ie eNesuted within ten days from the date of the
aWsTd.
The contracts will he placed in sealed envelopes
eusorsed. Proposals for Improving the II arbor of
hIiw sukee, Wisconsin, - and addressed to
Brevet Col j. B. WHEELER,
MAJOR " Engi neers,
ny Ia I'd Milwaukee, Wis.
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PROPOSALS.
A ErHRACITE GOAL ron TIE NAVY.
Bv.r.v or Eov n.y1 p. s,s s.r:

FANr UEPARTNkST,
BvREAu OF BoulPMssr AND REcRysrrrs(
Nav Is Ie8. \
fo' the Navy 10 be delivered during the zeal ye ar
ending 3lih June. g viii be received st tbis bu
resu until ~ I'D June. 1873
These proposals. must be indsrsea Pro possis for
anthrsctfe Coal for steamers, |" that they may be
d-tiBguisbed from other business letters
he Offer mn.t be for the delivery OF 900 tons,
o. 90 pounds.
The Coal must be of the best Buck Mountain or
Black eth, or Of . Kind equal to them In all r.
sp c;s for the purpose intended which equality
viii he determined by Bosrd appoin ed BY the
Secretary Of the Navy alter the reception or the
bids
The name Of the coal proposed to be furnished
The price must be for the Coal delivered st the
Philsdely hia Navy Yard beard Of yes els ct
such pobts within six miles thereof a. may be des
ignated By the Bureau at the contractors risk and
eNnense end without extra charge Of any kind.
The coal must In all respects be Satisfactory to
the spector or inspectors to be aspoi nted by the
Bureau, who will have the right of peremptory
rejectisn I
Blank forms Of offer, guarantee. &c, win be
furnished upon application to the Bureau.
orAu