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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11
THE DISTRICT SCHOOL.

A statement with regard to the condition
and prospects Of the Carson District schooI
vas Yesterday made to us by one OF the III
rec.ors which was as surprising as IL Is ols-
couragins. 1t seems as if the scho0i only
cot. ON. of one bad predicament to get into
another. BY sort of ! ro'e, recently ~
voked, a popular movement was mace when
-osu,,ed in the subscription Of enough cash
to enable the Directors to enlarge ana i"-
nroye the present school building and grounds
We supposed, in our ignorance tha' "hei 80
much was done, the immediate emerSenc,
which threatened the school was provided
against. But we find that we were mistaken
Rv reference to the Treasurer's and Audi
tors Reports, published in yesterday morn
ing's APPEAL, we discover that no less sh"h
Fort1-six Hundred Dollars We're dlshursed
from the School Fund during the SIX months
l,s. nassed. That sum, which. as We under
stand. dep.eted the Fund, was mostly drawn
in favor of sold debts. What these "'u
debts" were incurred for, we have no idea ;
perhaps the County Superintendent VINO mas
.v,r.me control of the school moneys. after
accounts have been audited BY the Board Of
Directors, can and will inform the puoil'
But the painful fact with which we nave u
contend is this; There is no money, what
ever, to pay the teachers already e'nP'"yeu :
Not . cent. In this sorry plight, the pirec-
tors. having engaged gentleman to come
all the way from Marysvile to take charge
of the school. have promised to pay MN nan
his salary (Sl5o per MONTH as best 'h1,
can, BY collections. upon " Rate Bills OF ~
cents per week from each scholar; and The
schoolmaster agrees to take ORDERS or sSe'e-
ton scrip, or whatever vouchers he can oe
lawfully provided with, for the balance. In
other words, the School is bankrupt and mus
sub<;st unon such driblets as these Rate
Bills" furnish Now We hope that enough
scholars may come forward with their io"r
bits a week to keep the school running. 10
n. aura !. will not be q L" free" school; but II !,
will be much better than none. But. vie" IL
As we may, the prospect is gloomy and DIS
couraging one. /
1t lies within the power and province OF
the School Directors to call an election to
determine as to levying special school tax
II seems to us that through such course
alone can the desired relief be obtained
And it also seems to US that the public owes
it to itself aud the children Of the District TO
vote in favor of such tax; and we hope
thu, at least. the Directors will conclude TO
submit the question, as soon as possible 10
the people. 1t looks as if the matter had
resolved itself into question Of school OF
no school," which question devoives upon the
,itizens of Carson to decide.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
AND TIE
OF CAE s q y
CITY!!

y.,UE ROAD HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY
laid as far as overcoming all the
natural obstacles that have been looked upon as
ilnpregnabie. II is now proposed - principally
through my iniiuence-to lay a branch track To
Carson in order to accommodate those who Gesire
to inlbibe rotations from my ''BI MAR X GOLD
EN- GUEL:4TS;' besides to facilitate the speedy
transportation Of the large amount Of CHOICE
WINES and LIQUORS that AMI constantly i'm
porting. My Saloon is crowded night ana Gay,
and as q consequence my stock is growing daily
less here are some 40 packages on the road for
me; but, ike tie PAPER for GOODMAN, they are NON
RJr I>SAiEIj.
il! - u. = PuBCkLL' Ns'soa -1'tVA-
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11
CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE

WASHINGTON. January S.-Trumhull
from. the judiciary Committee, reported a
bill amending the Bankruptcy Act and
recommending its indefinite pestponement
Agreed TO.
A resolution was adopted directing the
Finance Committee to inquire into he ex-
pediency Of fixing "a penalty to any officer
of the Government who expends money for
any purpose not previously authorized BY
Congress. -,
The Senate took mp House bill directing
the payment into the Treasury of the pro
coed. of captured and abandoned rebel prep
erty.
Trumbull charged that the Secretary Of
the Treasury had paid over s.. 100000 to
disloyal claimants, and even after an ad-
verse opinion Of the Attorney General he
paid hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The debate was continued by Edwards,
Connsss, Howe and others, when the sub
ject was finally dropped.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11
FROM EUROPE.
IBY CABLE Ell

LONDON. January 7.-NeaIly all the jour
nails comment on the resolution recently
adopted by the House of Commons on the
question Of citizenship. The arbitraInent
OF British claims in accordance with the
American view. as expressed in the Presi-
dents message. is urged with singular unan-
s.a.ity.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11

from the Virginia Enterprise ofyesterda

from the Virginia Enterprise ofyesterday. !
WASHINGTON. January THE Presi-
dent has sent mes sage to the House to-day
in answer to resolution relating to the al
legged interference by Russian man-of-war
with an American vessel in the Ochotsk sea.
Seward addressed note to the Russian Min
lister on the subject December %. who prom
ised 10 Law the matter before the Russian
Government immedia'eiy.
NEW YORK. January IA Herald Wash
incton special has the best Of authority for
the staten, Mt that decision by a majority
Of the Supreme Court, in the cases Of Mis-
sissippi and Georgia testing the constitu-
tionality OF the Reconstruction Act. will be
adverse thereto. It is likely that the min
oritv of the Court will be smaller than was
supposed 1t is even limited that the Chief Jus
tice may not care to place dissenting opinion
on record. Such decision will strike down
all the reconstruction work thus far, and
leaves the decision Of the next Presidential,
election in the hands OF the North.
A Herald special mentions a case of con-
fict between the Judicial and military au
,horities. The matter has been laid before
the President
New YORK, January 7.-Wm. 3. Brad
bury, a well known music teacher, died yes
terdav.
HAEEIsBURG, January Mime boiling
Republicans have signed an agreement
binding themselves not to vote fer Davis,
the caucus nominee for Speaker. Davis
friends are equally unyieiding. The Demo-
cratic Central Committee have decided not
to interfere. There is some probability that
Democratic Speaker will be elected.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-11
a NoTher Prayer.

Songs and Dances incidenta! to the Piece: Sa-
voy ard Farewell Song; Trio-N hen 1 Wy Naive
Ind. Sonr-NotbeT Dear; Song-the Sayoyard's
Evening Prayer; Savoyard Dance and Duet;
Wooden shoe Dance.
Admission Ose Dollar: Reserved 5eats Fifty
Cen.s EXt.a.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
FRoM JAMES ]. HoYT.
RpAn .lr. n. IL sentembel

BRAR 'kp, ". september, lsIo.
DR.. POI. LAMB In the Fall of lsi6 took very
severe colt, which brought on very sever,
cough, pain in the side and lung, and raising
hlood. ] .as slSo very ba. ~ .tfl.trd with
that troubles etne dIsease-thc Kidney Com.
plaint. For the three yres past have been
very mlch troubled wita my throat a. nd lungs,
choking up n nd raising an immense sight, with
a bad cough after raising blood. felttbat my
time here must b- short unless ~ on got re.
lief. This Spring, was indlred 10 Try. your
Whit P'ne compound, though my iath ini
was small. But, to my asionlshnnent. before
had taken two battles, my cough was better,
The kidney trouble also, snd could rest nights
without choking up and raising 10 much /
have taken nenriy thTse oosIles' and am feeling
Ike well man. .tt....-I -I...a..
would add thnt my fathers family Is in.
rllned 10 consumption, my father, mother, and
two sisters ha' ing died with 1t.
Tho White Pine Compound, advertised at
length IN our columns, Is not only ~ to its
mama inviting, hut " IL highly approved
medicine. sI'r. J. w. Poland, bei inv en,oT, has
the confidence OF the many wh6 know him, 3
confidence which he enJorpd while labOrng
usef,Ilfy many years az Baptist Minister -
His exlHrenre as u sufftIer led him TO make
experiments Which ISSUED in his medical dls>
coYers "A Boston Wht'hman nnd llpnTtnESE
. GAVAl GABfF;t ME- I II INE---i)Fs holhnd'R
White Pine Compound, adNnTtlsei In our col.
lllnr is successful attempt fn combine and
apply the medical virtues Of the White Pine
BARK Il has been thornughlr trsttd by the
people III this city and vicinity, and the pro
pnetor basiestInGnlals to its, value hom per.
sons ven kposnto our cltisens. We recon.
mend its trial IN oil those cases Of disease 10
which il is adapted II ia for ssle by all our
druggists.-IN. Y. Independent.
JOHN u. PARK, wholesale Agent. Ciucin>
uatl. fold BY q. W.SISSUS, Macarthur, ohio.
nSschI2yIa TT z Il &
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
Noble Words.

In remarkable contrast with
the foul'mouthed gibberish of
the rebel lights is the subjoin-
ed extract from the speech OF
one of the negro Represen.
talives who was expelled from
the Legislature Of Georgia on
account of his coler
% u have been a s,ave,n he
said, "twenty.fve years, and
have had no chance to gel
learning. But I have tried to
behave myself and act like a
man. lfI am inferior to the
gentleman who seeks to put us
out of our seats, it is because
he has made me so. But lie
can not put upon our children
The ignorance which has de.
graded u.s." 4 'uG ro-Bisay
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26


u DEscRIBISa an impromptu
wedding, the 81. Paul Pioneer
says ''Judge Barnard, moth.
ing 10th, united the loving
pair in IISmen'slfeaers.a And
a general icramBle occurred
for the bridal kiss, the chief Of
pohee being the fortunate in.
dividual who first Succeed in
kissing the lmaiden's cherry
lips, and Colonel Flint the
second, The bridegroom took
it all I'M good humor, saving
that stathat wasthe custom it
might do for that time,' but
he'd be, 'gol-darnedlif il he didn't
want to do. the balance Of The
work himself.'G' 2higcI .roye
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
New Clothing Store.

J.K. Will has fitted up the
room next to the corner, for
the exclusive sale Of gentle.
mems wear, and will keep con-
stantly on hand a full stock Of
ready made clothing, drawers,
shirts, boots, shoes, hats, caps,
etc. The store is in charge Of
ALI Will, who is always ready
to accommodate persons wish
ing anything in his line, at the
very lowest lgures.
Do you want q good suit OF
clothes, and a good fit, cheap.
If so, consult your interest and
save your money by buying OF
J, K. Will.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
Pungeut.

Did you ever hear the story
Of the Irishman and The horse.
radishY A .g2t tl.'A b
No; how was III 2.oQ o
Well, seeing a dish Of grated
horseradish on the table where
they had stopped for dinner,
each helped himself largely to
the sauce, supposing il to be
eaten as potatoes or squash;
and the first, putting a knife.
full into his mouth, jerked his
handkerchief from his trousers
and commenced wiping his
eyes.
What troubles yer, JemmyS
inquired DIS c0mraue. F
Sure an | vas thinkin Of my
poor old father, when he was
hung, he replied, shrewdly.
Presently the other, taking
as greedily of the punsent
vegetable, had as sudden use
for the handkerchief wbereat
Jenny as coOlly inquired:
And what troubles yer Pate
Trolh, he replied, that you
wasn't hung with your father.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
F5I IHseaSss y NE ltro0t and LHRgs
such az Coughs, Col $. WFDofh9
COttgh, bronchitis, ASthItd, =.


Probably never beIsrein the " hUlo history oil
m 'd'clre, has anything won 80 widely and 50
deeply upon the confidence Of mankind, a.
this excellent remedy for pulmonary com
plants. Through a long Heries OF Years, aud
amoDg most Of tho races OF men II has risen
higher and higher IN their estiniation, M IL ha.
become better known. lte uniform character
and powsr TO cure Tie various affections ofIle
lungs and throat, have made II known as Ia rell
able protector against them. While ada pfpl
10 milder forms Of disease and TO young chill
dren, rs at the bAme time the most ehectual
remedy that can be given for incipient con
sumption, and the dangerous affections Of the
throat and lungs. AsSprotision again't sud
den attacks OF. Group, II phodtd be- kept on
hand in every family, and Indeed aS all are
sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidote Tor
them. tI4.. ... .rr. s,. ......
Although settled coKspNPrioE Ia thonghtin
durable, stIll great numbers ef cases Whtrr he
l-eaSe seemed seillei, have b. en completely
rured, and the poiien restored to sonnd hpslth
by the Cherry ,PectoTal. TO complete IL I,s
mystery over the disorders Of the uung, ami
Throat. that the most obstinate Of them yielo
10 II. When nothing else couli reach them,
under the Cherry Pseiorai they suhsde and
disappear ...L ... s,..., ...
sIssrns AND ,Pusl,o sPrAHrss fnd grsa. pro.
lection from H.. d.
AsrnaA Is slwaya relieved and often wholly
cured bv H.. IA ...i... vaL ...
BRoEcHIrIs Ia generslly cured BY taking the
Cherry Pec.oral in small and frequent doses
80 generally are ifs sirtubs known that we
need hot publish the csrtincAtes Of them here
or do more than assure the public thatits quail.
ties are fully mainialned. -..,...,,
Prepared by tJr. / c. AYHh 4 Co, Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell. Mas,
Price, '$1.OO Per Bottle.
Bold by @. W, Sisson apd J. 2. sirong. Nc.
arthur, Ohio. Wilcox Cooper. Fam den. Will
4 Co I. Zaleski, and by dealers and Druggists
ever, ,WherelY est ,i5yHoy. % silly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26

The amenities of the politi,
cal canvass are pleasantly il.
lustrated in the fact that a Re.
publican paper in Kentucky
borrowed a cut of rooster OF
It's Democratic neighbor 10
crow over the election.-Scioto
Gasets. ~hA D"' i'9'a. INt
10 We can tell you a better
story than that, of an incident
that occurred nearer your city.
The accommodating editor Of
the 'Waverly Waterman no,
only profFered us the use OF
his rooster cut, to crow over
The result Of the State election,
but kindly called and took q II
away when we had done with
iu-Pike County Repu5lican
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
Tue RECORD is the only paper
printed in Vinton county.
SUBSCRIBERS who receive their

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 So per year, or 81
for six months, invariably in
advance. -.--.....
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
TESTIMONIALS,

A very iorge number Of important testimo.
nIalI have been received from Ply siclans,
Clrrgymen. ApOlhecaries, and, indred, from
ail rldsSes IN society, snrakIng m the mot
llatter,ng terms Of tho White irne Componnd.
IT. NICHOLS, OF Northfcld. Vt, says:
"I fnd the White Pine Compound to be very
eticNious, not only IN coughs and other pul~
monte affections, but also IN affections OF the
kidneys, debility OF the stomach, and other
RindrPd org'ns."
Rev, J.K. CHASE, Of Rumsoy, N T., writes:
al have for years regarded our White Pine
Compound ny an Invaluable remedy. I ran
truly say thai regard Il as even more etfica~
rinlis and yrlualle Than ever. have Just Ia.
ten tho compound for II cold, and 1t works
aha rfnin0iyn ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
skounht oy the. roosters .s, ifust q Or.

akount oy the ROSTERS fust or
igin. '4'0 ao.a.''i' '-3io PIE Q
7 You kant rgit o rooster tew
pay any attenshun tew q Young
one they spend their time in
growing, Strutting and coca
bionally find . worm, which
they make q remarkable fuss
over, calling up their wives
from a distance, apparently to
treat them, but jest astbe hens
get thure, this elegant and
elaborate cuss bends over and
gobbles upthe morsel.2 saT
. Just like a man. tr all the
lcOrld. u-sl sti l1 con siBL
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
NEURALGIA

Can be easeiusily cured BY tsklng DR.. Ro-
backs Blood Punher aad Blood Plls, snd
bathing ,heanscted parts with riusiurs Of 400
mite or CikFOnrD,. 'toA st.. ss.ta 'nsl q fii.
For salsat sssOu's drugstore. r-c's,s 81.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26

,VIs 10 well known1G Gma6yl6f
our first class physicians, Of
what White Pine Compound
- compounded; and H is freely
recommended by them in dis.
eases Of the Throat Lungs,
Chest and Kidney troubles
As q medicine it acts the, part
of the Good Samaritan ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26

BY prof. ]. billings.

Utah It Is considered q dis.
grace to speak disrespectful Of
a rooster. Brigham Young's
coat ov arms is q rooster, in
full blast, growing till be is al.
most bent over double back
ward.
The flesh ov The rooster is
very similar to the flesh ov the
hen it is hard to distinguish
the difference espeshly in your
soup Roosters are pugilists
among the domestk burds ;
they wear the belt, and having
no shoulder to strike from, they
strike from the heel. d.
BOOSTERS, according to pro
fame history, II my edukashen
remembers me right, were for
merly Q man, who come sud
denly upon one ov the beaten
gods, at a time when he want
prepared tew ace company
and was, for that offence, re-
built over into the lust rooster,
and waz forever afterward des'
tined tew crow, as a kind OF
warning. This change from a
man akounts for their fighting
abilities and for their polite
ness tew the hens. Thare is
nothing in a man that a woman
admires more than bis reddy.
ness and ability tew smash an
other fellow and it IL jiss so
with a hen. When rooster
gets licked, the hens all march
oph with the other rooster, il
he aint haff so big or hand
some. lis 1dl W ba'9sl,b II
, 1t is pluck that wins a hen
or a woman. .alr O.. ,JGJ.
3 There is q CRATE variety ov
pedigree amung the rooster
race, but for stiddy bizness
give me the old dominique
rooster, short. legged, and when
they walk, they alwus strut,
and their buzzums stick out
like o aiderman's abdominal
cupboard. This breed is hawk
colored, and has a crooked tail
on them ardhed like a sickle,
and az full ov feathers as a
new duster. 80
But when you come right
down to grit, and throw all out
side influences over board
there aint nothing on earth,
nor under It, that can out.style,
out-step, out -brag, or out.pluck
a regular Bantum rooster. ''
They alwus put me in mind
ov a very small dandy, prac.
ticing before a lookipg.glass.
They don't weigh more than
30 ounces, but they make az
much fnss oaz, O. tun. , l have
seen them trying tew pick a
with q aitew hoss wagon,
and don't think they would
hesitate tew fight abmeeting a
house if it was the least, sassy
tey them.lDI ri saiGcrld rsIlo
JnIt seems tew be necessary
that there should be sumthing
outrageous in, syrything, tew
show us where prepriety ends
and improperly begins. This
is the melancholy case in the
rooster affair, for we have the
shanghi rooster, the greates;
outrage, in my opipyun, ever
committed In the annals of
poultry. = =. ~ :. ye','
Theze kritters ars the camels
D. q.
amung fowls, they nope around
the barnyard. tipping over. the
hay racks and stepping on the
young goslins, and eyry now
and then they crow confusion.
If emmy body should Civ me
a shanghi rooster, 4 shotildi
halter and kesplhim in a box
stall, and,feedihim on cut feed,
and if be would, work kind in
harness, all right, if not, ! whld
butcher him ''lhe1 Just day
that cum, and. salt him. doKa
tew give tew the poor: ,"'
But thafs .aihto 6hotoddjy2 / ]
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
.o.hc THE i@'H
Great New England Remedy
DIR. J. W. POLAND,S
WHITE PINE. SC(MfGkDi,
The White Pine Compound Cures

at vas early In the spring OF 1855 E,at tbs
Compound wAa originated. A member of my
family was Aflicted With an irritation or the
throat, attended with-a disagreeSble cough
had for some months previous thought that
preparation, bavinE for lis tad' the inside
bark OF white pine. might be 40 compounded
AZ 70 DO very useful in the case Of the throat
and lungs. To test the value Of II in the case
alluded to, compounded small quantity Of
The medicine that had been planning. and
gave it in teaspoonful doses. The result was
exceedingly gratifying Within two days tie
irritation oftlie throat was removed, the cough
subsidized, and spesiy cure was efected.-
Soon slter this J sent some TO lady IN Lon
donderry, n. H., who had beeu sutkrfng foi
some weeks from bad cough, occssioned BY
sud Ten sold, and raised mucus streaked
with blood. She soon found relief, and sent
fol more. Sic tnok about ten onnces, and gol
we'll. J. B. Clark, ESQ, editor Of the Man.
chester Dally Mirror, made trial OF u o same
preparation 10 the case Of a bad cold, and was
cured Immediately. He was 80 highly pleased
with the results, and 40 confident Of success
attending ~ sales II laced before the pi'blie,
thai h- hnnlly persuaded n,e to give n name
and send It abroad to benefit the suffering"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26

Gray hair is honorable bn
not desired by young or mid
die aged people. Yet it is in
herited by some; produced by
overwork, mental or physical,
in others and is the resul. Of
anxiety or care in third class
To all affected in this way we
say, use Rings Vegetable Am
tbrosia the most reliable Re.
storative exiant, A judicious
use OF this article gives to gray
brashy hair, the dark, silky ap
pearance so much admired by
all. ''- .., -.q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
More Cireenbacks

O. = More GreenbacksI
"More Greenbacks" will be
taken at Strong's Drug and
Book Store, and the best drugs,
paints, oils, soaps, and perfu-
asfy, looks, paper and en
velopes given in exchange.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
Wilkesyille Academy.

Wll6CoN iiiC 9ASSuOJs
j The above institution is now
in successful operation, and pre-
cents superiorinducemsnts to
students, in point of healthful-
ness of situstion, and thorough.
meas of the course Of studies
taught. One Of its principal
features is the Teachers De-.
partment in which the student
is fitted fer the responsible po'
sition Of q teacher. For terms,
etc. address, j. Lee Gamble.
Mikesville, Viuton Co. Ohio.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26

Byron-WitlioIit Measure Or
Rhyme.
Sfof Dye studs, 60 tostrong's
For School Books, go TO
si6nsGUD i J. G2lM
For Paper, 60 10 strong''s.
For Cigars, 90 10 sttohg's.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26
NIGHT MARE

Il Ons the many diseases Of which dyspep'
sia Is parent. To Affect a cure persons
should avoid hearty food at night, and take
wine. glass full Of Robsch's stomach BRter
on rsuring to bed.
GEO. W. sISsoN, Agent,
Macarthur, OHIO. -bs.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26

IL Mr.. Mr. HIEIuie HEEIInuibeoLfD' gave { !, $4,000
to the Democratic party. Mr..
Childs gaze u bpryipg 4lot ito
lhe Philadelphia hiillp5PlIp printers The The
New York snpr Nj Things sisthese
gifssyere misaPplied1 that the
money should have been siyen
te 4hsi pripsersiapdl n the grave;
yards tq the PeW4Ascrraattie W4sc rel party party
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26

'n~a4r csaaaatbe tafaetdf fmusRla
endured, bpt no. one nesdsufer
from scrofula, Or any disease
arising from foul, blood, now
that J.W. Poland's Humor Doc.
tor is sold BySisson. isois l's2
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-26

Itis thsintrinsic meritalone,
Of Halls, Kegstble Sicillian'
Hair Remover, that has ,galntd
for II great popularity = g