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Hcyy,s, . sSsEyES , I. EEAIaIL!, |PtI ,eoLoEs :
sa. IL sSss n iaT'd . tSIS
the qsse the Blset' 5royns "a prahs, In ths
bsslsr., Ind Il tSs Mssui.story. Do,toS. Gs... N
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Tie Isape OF. the Lock.


This is the subject of the
most entertaining of all Pope's
works---the violent abstraction
from the head of a lady of one
her locks, which is carried
away in triumph after the man
ner of the abduction of Helen
from Greece. The interposi.
ton of the gods is effected after
the manner of Homer, and the
final climax.is worked up in a
very entertaining style.
u But-it would require a more
powerful agency than the gods
of Hemerto prevent the Grape
of the. Lock" that is constantly
taking place in modern times.
The effect Of disease and neg
llect on the curled beauties, OF
our modern beaux and bellies
is too powerfully apparent
"''Barrett's Vegetable Hair Re-
storatiVe" is the only remedy
that can be relied upon. Pre-.
imature1baldness and grey hairs
can ost.efeetuaHy be prsren-
ted by this most delightful ar
ticle Of toilet use. - -
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.-l L-g:h'gA For the Record.
. WILD .VI0LETsTA MEMORY.
BY SADIE COOPER.

... ~ EN f
fheyate blooming in the meadows on the
hilsides, m the ghde, ODD To
By the brooklet's sunny Jmargn, meath The
forests vernal shade; '""'
Some are white and pure rs snow-hakes, some
have petal, bright as gold;
But the blue, 20 me, are fairest for they bring
:. me DRAINS ofpidIr 5If iii r
And their fragrance leads me backward 10 the
blBssonn. .bordered ways, .''i ''i'''.
That trodln early chi llhood-in my happy,
sinlessdays.
.g JTR a6iHusE1I ,uEos eil j,
Notalone roamed the meadows, in that olden
ii blissfuItime; ip '-i'' ..'ii.'.'''
NotaIone ! oulled the flowers, when my life
was like rhyme
Set to eJoyous, pulsate music but tiny maid.
90, isir,ro.-- .a.I-i.s.,rj .;i Z
With the color Of the chestnut in her flowing
silken hair b1iY.pJ .yiu..iI.r 9 pr
4, ,Knelt with me beside the streamlet, wOve with
me the azure iwine,
And, when strayihg throughl the woodland,
hers The, laugh that echoed mme. .7,,
20
I can close my eyes. and see her as saw her
years ago,
with tiolet garland resting on her brow Of
tinted snow,- .pta. f,.i .,... .
One wee, dimpled hand upllted, tossing back
.la wayward tress--'"l .HulD-B
And the gentle May wind plpying with her lilac
ttusiin dress. ''- - '.''''t
Youwere not More real, Katie, to my vision
then than nov,
Though, to:ddy, another garland rests upon
lin your angel brow. ...ggy9 oh.
Not more real to my vision, though half a
- score, or'more, ,g..E ~
OF: tho weary years have faded since you
q reached The. Summer shores" 1gM
And the viPlets MoblOoming op your grave to-
day, know ''' '''
Those you loyed-the brilliant anuo, and the
white, like flakes Of snow, e.. r,gr
And the yellow ones Nre noddlng in the breeze
their leavesof gold, i'STGu 1loW
But, to NE. the BLuE are fsirest, for they bring
inc dreams or DID, ''' 81" -..'' ~
wItLOw Book FApN, May lst, 1865. J.
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reelected President; Walter G.
Hood, Vice President. and II.
X. w. Smith, Secretary.

i n NS'uSi', w dltSI ".
Hood, Vice President. and II.
K. w. Smith, Secretary.
| 10 Messrs. James w. Newman,
+. S. Wilson and II. M. Bond
were elected the Executive
committee. .i' 5"'
The following resolutions
were introduced by Captain
Raper, as chairman of the
Business committee, and after
considerable discussion were
unanimously adopted with the
exception OF the one relating
to the "Royell Plan,p to which.
there was.'one dissenting voice.
,ReSolred, That the province
Of the press is to discriminate
news to discuss principles and
measures, and to enlighten the,
people upon everything tend.
ing,'to the public welfare; and
that all personal chickering's
are unworthy the. profession
and degrading in the eyes J of
every sensible individuaI.yv.
/ Resoleed, Thatthe practice Of
undertaking, and that method
OF competition in ordinary bus.
mess, Known as rafting, is un-
worthy any member of the
craft, is highly detrimental to
their interests, and should not
be countenanced or encour.
aged. '''' % ''''0 /
= ReSozred, That this conven.
don recommend the adoption
Of the system OF advance pay.
tions. -
- Resozye2, That the practice
of taking foreign advertise
ments from parties who are not
known, to be. wholly response
BILE, unless paid for in advance,
is detrimental, both to the in
terest of the Press and legiti.
mate advertisers. > % = II
Z Resolred, That We will, not
discriminate = between foreign
and local local advertisers, in our
rates. " @-'
Pes01ced, That we reiterate
our g disapproVal Of all adver-
.tising agencies gotten up on
the "Ro we'll Plan or 4-a.o
% The Secretary was instruct
ed to correspond with the edi.
tors Of various papers within
the jurisdiction ofdtlfis Union,
before the next meetipg,sWith
2 view to secure q larger mem.
90 The line tine Of FL holding, tie
second annual reunion was
fxed'for 1.-The first Thursdaylin
May next, and Chilicethe was
selected as the place; . Incl,
Resolutions we're unani.
mously adopted thanking the
editors of the Ironton Journal
and Register, to the Iron R. r.
GO, and the Belfont Iron Works
Co: for courtesies,
Messrs. Hood and Mackley,
two of the oldest editors pres
ent, were requested to prepare
for reading at the next meet
ing, a memoir of their connec-
ton with the Press.
1t was moved and carried
that a committee of three be
appointed to prepare an ad-
dress to the Press, relative to
the Rowell plap of advertising.
Messrs. Wilson, Fitch and
Raper were appointed that
committee. -. -. t'..
There being no further bust
ness, the association adjourned
to meet at Chillicothe, on the
fist Thursday in May, 1869.
J.R. S. BOND, Pres't.
HI. r. w. SMITH, Sec'y. se
IL Il n
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u,AN exchange, says there is
one Democratic member of the
Ohio Legislature who wishes
to adjourn. He gives this rea-
son :."I always go barefoot in
warm weather'at home, hut. |
can't do it 'here,Y.1 10 apeo
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Proceedings of the Ohio VAL
..3iyA Icy Editorial Union. !.s

L. ~ ---soS- "a.
Proceedings of the Ohio VAL
.,3iyA Icy Editorial Union. ..s
h The members Of the Ohio
Valley Editorial Union assem-
.bled in. conyention at the Court
House, in Ironton, on Thurs
day, May .7th, 1868, and were
called to order at 2 P. NJ, by
the President, j. r! S. Bond.
The following members were
present: .,lE rsI,l,.!94 "
J. R,yS. Bond, Scioto Gazette.
w. @. Hood, Marietta Times.
Il: W."Smith, Portsmouth
Tribune. -tAo.1oti 90 g. %
tl,J.. Combs, lIrontonr journal.
Els. Wilson, lronton Regis
Il Thtoss, Glidd0an,, Ripley f5ley1B BE-" Bse"
III Jos. w. Eyiar, People" De
fender. JaAut .!jGI2 e1E9y r99i
Nv H. Morehead, Gallipolis
Dispatch gF q 4,al sb.d bns
Rhys M, Thomas, Catletts-
burg Tribune.
J. II. M. Bond, Big SANDY. Her
ald,p .t ,...t
Press. .'J'' e"I .. ,2hly'
s. p. Drake, Portsmouth Re
publican. .t!si 1897 5ij 4.
D.. n. MackIey, jackson
Standard. ~ ...........
Capt. J. 7, Raper, vinton
Record. ''' '.''-' .5''''-.' 1887
/ Thos. d. Fitch, ex-editor Sci
otO Gazette. ,sr. fra=.ts
G. B. Webb, ex-editor Ceredo
Crescent. :-.. .-.,. r...
|. After reading the minutes of
the first meeting, the conven,
tion proceeded to business.
Mr.. Wilson offered the fol-
lowing: .r# y.i.lar saa
ResOleed, That Article "
of the Constitution be amend
ed so as to read as follows: The
meetings of this Union shall
be held annually, on the first
Thursday Of May, at the. place
designated at the previous reg
ular meeting. .i",+..
The resolution was unani-
mously adopted. I'll ''.'..
Messrs. Thomas, Raper and
Smith, (of the , Middleport
Press were appointed a COM
mittee to prepare business for
the convention.
Mr.. Wilson suggested the
prepriety of appointing a poet
and orator for .theoconyention,
and sustained his motion in a
few remarks. s,oa?a 9a III
bs The motion prevailed, and
Mr.. E. S.iWilson was appointed
as poet, and Mr.. W. Q, Hood as
orator. -
A" Mr. Drake moved that a his
torian be alsoIaopointed, whose
duty it shall be to prepare a
full and. complete history of
the. Press OF the Ohio. Valley.
/ Messrs. Gliddon, Wilson and
Morehead sustained the motion
in a few well:consideredI re-
marks. aT 'i5.ai,'i w .qmiJ /.
ID Mr.. Thomas ,Gliddop, Of the
Ripley Bee, was. appointed his
ltorianoljaipdaI udi hslidRies I.
eb Communications were re-
ceive9 from the Secretary of
Iron sR,lR. inviting the Union
ito take "a trip over the road,
and Secretary Of the Belfont
Iron works, inviting to witness
sthe,starting of the engines in
their new. rFurnace,1 Ordered
ito be placed on . FLEE This be-
ping the first aaHul meeting, the
convection proceeded toE the
election of officers for the en-
suing year. J. r. s. Bond was
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Hollands German Bitters
Hollands, German Tonic

Is a combination Of all he Ingredients Of the
Bitters, tcih PURE Santa Crss Rum, Orange, ETC.
II is used for he same diseases as The Bittcrs, IN
cases where some pure alcoholic stimulus is re-
quired. You SdRL b6dh ia hild that these renle-
dies are. entirely different from any others
ddrertised for he cure Of the diseases named,
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal
ertructs, lClile he others are mere decOctiOnS of
ran. IN some firm, , TIE TONIC is decidediy one
Of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies eUer
offered 10 ne public. lis taste Is exquisite. IL Is
a pleasure 20 take H. iChite lis hfegiring, erhil
drutiRg, and u,edicial qualitits haze caused IL 10
be kf0OieN as As greatest Of all toHies
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. -THE last number of the'Scio-
to Gazette ahboahcesthe death
of Mrs. fahsRenick, Of Chilli
Seothe,'rat therage of ninety
two,
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d' ALL is not attractive that is
good Iron does not sparkle
like the diamond, yet is useful.
Gold has not the fragrance of a
flower, yet it is valuable. So,
different persons have differ
ent grades of excellence, ard
to be just we must have an eye
to all. ...
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crJonN PAUL recently visited
the New York Academy of he
sign, of which he says: lin
Among the pictures that pt-
tracted my attention last eve
ning, / may mention: '''''hs
Study from Still Life-the
seizure of q whisky ,manufac-
tory. Il - 7hl 10 isoI siA.
The Happy. Planter-a man
buryingihis mother.inllaw.bro
Redemption--a scene. lin D. a
pawnbroker,s shop. - 81, n,
Resignation-B Gen
erals handing IN their commits
sions. ''s. l1T asoa! 70 s37a71
Iia The Last Rose of Summer
q Senator stumped n. is.4gt
How happy could l be with
Ether-scene in a dentists
rooms -a" 9.Lm .ii'.j "1l
|a9 True TO the lCoreAEve eat
ing the apple sacb .pYd; r..
H. Enjoying the. first Weed-na
widow in her new black. or
Aiming at the end-a parent
chastising'a child 80 '7.'''.
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'si COOP Results are always no.
aicediin theIuse Of White Pine
,Gompoupdb Try it for all dis
eases eya of the Throat, Lungs and
Kidneys, and see if it is not so.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-21

.'aA MlNSEsorA' editor says that
a man came to his Office to ad-
vertise for a lost dog, and that
such was the wonderful power
of advertising, the dog walked
into, the Office while he was
writing out the advertisement.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-21


THE n. Y. Tribune, like the
other dailies of the country, has
been giving a good deal of
space to the impeachment trial,
and .adyertises as follows:
If the man who has read all
the impeachment speeches
through is still in the city, he
is requested to send his address
to Mr.. p. I. Barnum, with a
statement upon which he will
be willing 10 exhibit himself as
a natural curiosity. r...
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-21

. A LADY was urged by her
friends to marry a ,widowsr.
and as an argument they spoke
of his two beautiful children
a"ehildren,' replied the lady,
fare like tooth ipicks.sqA per.
SON wants her oynpd 1isdj o.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-21

A WESTERN editor remarks
that he is glad to receive mar
riage notices, but requests that
they may be sent soon after
the ceremony, and before the
divorce is applied for. He has
had several spoiled in this way.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-21

= @V-v:ery singular whenever
water freezes, it always, freezes
with with, the slippery slippery side up'l Sin
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-21

I Mr.. PULLEE,1 coming home
late, s@pretty fulIpr finds the
walking very slippery, and ex-
elaine.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-05-21
A Nuisance.

In In, nearly. every. paper. we
lake np,wer see some glowing
F'heading, as, "General Grant in
Town" ,"Ior, f'Another Veto from
President johnson, p. aana, to
end off with, antadyertisement
of, some Patent Medicine. In
justice to our readers we would
say Don't read any of those
sort of captions, and you won't
know that J. W.. Poland's Ha-
NOR Doctor is the greatest cure
In the world for Scrofula and
all Diseases of the Blood, and
is put up in large bottles, and
for sale at Sisson's. c.h!