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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-30
Medal Presentation.

We hooked the following
containing some good locaI
hits, from the Budget Box o.
the Macarthur Young Mems
Christian Association. One o.
the brothers, it will be seen
has been the recipient of
medal:
DEAR BUDGET:-Permit me
through the medium of your
valuable "Box" to address the
honorable members of this AS.
sociation, who so lately mani.
tested their kind regard and in
telligent appreciation of your
servant, by a testimonial at
once honorable to their men
tai capacity, indicative of their
fine artistic taste, and repre-
sentative of their financial abil-
ity. Allow me to insert, as
expressive of my sentiments
on the occasion, a copy of the
note despatched by me to the
committee having the matter
in charge:
. MARCH 31st 1868.
Receive my sincere thanks,
most estimable brethren, for
the medal just placed in my
hands, and the complimentary
message accompanying it. The
medal, | perceive, is construc-
ted Of prime oak-tanned sole
leather, is sixteen inches in di-
ameter and one eighth of an
inch in thickness. 1t is beau
tifully engraved on the diverse
with a representation of 437
motions, 62t resolutions, 213
bylaws, Al amendments to the
constitution, 16 foolish pieces
ofnonsense, 727 speeches, most
ly long and unpointed, and one
"inner circle" The motto sur
rounding the group, being a
quotation from Williamus Mar
kus, Mayorus of McArthurus,
an old latin writer; it is in the
words, " shenanagin--shenana-
gin-shenanagin." On the re-
verse is a bust of the Macarthur
Literary Society; also a bust Of
the Literary Gem; also, a bust
of everything combustible.-
The motto being, "Sic temper
Will Rannells," an old Greek
Proverb, meaning that Great
Expectations often come to
naught at the Spring elections.
The medal is bound with a neat
and appropriate border Of red
calico, and mounted on four
legs, after the most approved
style. l regret that you did
not send me the key, as | have
been unable to wind il up at
all. | tried the poker, but as !
didn't understand the combina.
ton the thing wouldn't work
| accept it as a memorial Of
your brotherly love and literary
appreciation; as an evidence Of
your touching regard for your
unworthy brother, and your
less touching respect for your
purses, in thus getting up the
medal without counting the
cost. In short my most sin.
cere. and heartfelt thanks are
due to the green, gawky, good,
natured clerk in the corner
Dry Goods store; to the wise,
witty and wonderfully brilliant
statesman of the patent medi.
cine and dime novel depart
ment; and to the eminent pain
ter, to whose principal works
everybody has been SO power
fully attracted in the M. E
Church-to John Juniper, the
Everlasting Tin-tinker, for en-
craving the meddle-to Zepha.
niah Tomboy, the cobbler, and
poet for designing it-and to
John T. Raker, the editor OF
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-30

MASTER WILLIAM BEARD, of
Hamden Furnace, in this
county, aged thirteen years,
weighs one hundred and sew
enty four pounds. Any of our
neighbors who can beat this
will be entitled to the horns.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-30

ALF. BURNETT will give an
entertainment, at the Court
House, on Thursday evening,
May 7th, assisted by Miss Helen
Nash. The bare announce
ment that All. Burnett is com.
ing is sufficient to secure him
good house.
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Errors of YOuth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the efAsc's Ct youthful indIscretion, will, for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it. tho recipe ana directions ror
making tho simple remedy oy which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the I'D
vertiser's experience, can do so by addressing,
in perfect confidence,
InuN n nnhrM
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-30

WALL Paper at Strong's Drug
Store.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-30

The Methodist Episcopal
Church has just purchased a
new organ. 1t is from st.
Burkley's, music dealer, Chilli
cothe, and like everything from
that popular house, gives per
feet satisfaction.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-04-30
B. p. BARNUM

N. Y. City, Or his agent around
about town.
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GUANO.

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B. D. Myers. Applicant,
Against
Notice to
Absent
Defendants.

An , c. Myers ct. al. Defendant. Defendants.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah Pull
man and Elizabeth Holly two OF tho defendants re-
aide without this State it Is therefore ordered TINT
they do appear and object tho division or sale of
the Real Estate Of H. j. W. Myers. on or before the
sixth dey Of March next, or their conscn. to tho
same will be entered Of record
ordinary's nihrSc. l. Pa, McMIGHAEI;
december :, lS6' u, u. ID. ,,t
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In Equity, !.

9UKANGEBI re- DISTKICTy 1T,n,,
Il. A. Yon, Admir- Estate Nuke A. Yoa, - aai
Jno. r. Milhous, ct nj
by order Of Chancellor Johnson made 18th Nevr0
1867. the creditors of Nuke a. Yon deceased Siii ~
prove their demands before me within ttsSi ny d
months from tho date "f said order. "at -
Commissioners Office. v.n. v. JAMrsOA, - - %
Nov 20, 1867.
nov % f- ~ l'tsf -yet g,a Wn
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ORANGEBUHG DlSTi,tCHr. = 1s'''
Joseph Ficklinr. Admir-. Ct. H. l,iH so-iAsess s
:, Vs. Marshaling .ass,s
Mary L. Tyler ct. al. Injunction Reli.f
N"rfraring my satisfaction that il 10. sd ,a,Sr
ono "f the Defendants in the a'"ve 4 aSaasSs
ID resides hry"nd the lir~. -, mis- St.s az a
motion Of Mcsras. izar T. i'i'''ie, eStsshSS.nt. &
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Va Tyler do appear. Plea ausws az dShaat is 81,
law "f an order i.,u ccnfras a,i b. isEsh sxsssSs ~
him.
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ORANGEBt"RG DISTRICT. e '1T'

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James d. CesARy Es'us sf1
Will Of L. e Esons1, ~ tsirIi-uunIj
A. D. Frederick ~ rz ''E I't'. rP'U1ot
BY order made in taiia 'asc ras creditors st L. E,As
me- at Orangeburg by ais. asss ds5 " PsbfsafJ
next. t1'!.t N IL ,-,ItrL yry
commissioners Office v-D. N- N-.lAMIEoS..
Orangeburg e. H. l i t'ommssfSnsrs
November I, 1867
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CARD.

YVlHE FIRM OF H. L. JEFFERs CO.. WAS
\ J. Dissolved on the 4th inst
The FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BUsI-
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! LEGAL ,NQTIGES

in EQUITY,
oitsANGEsRr11Rn itsIIAlsTHsR 1u!N pTsTRIcT pTsr unaT9
The State ex relationc
In ne Lost documents tn the Pcrpetuass
%s,.sE 9seag g %ass tho los. winef Tea'imsbygar
Application having been g baads Ia sijW ~ william N.
Wolfe 20 provo tho exstencc ies. mud sconisntss Of
the last Will and Testament Of Jacob Wolfe de.
ceased. On motion Of Messfs.t t1slhr Dibble, Sc.
licors, it is ordered that NIL persons who desire 90
to do. may appear md cross examine Tie eridchee
produced, and introduce evidence in reply befor.e
me on the 29th dny of February, 1868.
Orangeburg C.. H., ' Commissioner
Nov. rs, 1867. .,'-aN7.',i 1;'@ - sfnan
nov 30 at1 m s.,,.,rr vsy.,1i
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HI ORANG EBJ Rti. i,ISTI, sdT- ia.Y IN

V. d. V. Jumison, Com'r in E.i'y1 ~ a. ..rtf "a,
Tho ''s'1'ss. siW%' ;sa M. l9ss. D'ss.''"''''
isy order Of Chancellor Johnson. til. ersdi.ers Of
William W. 1rck will present and Prove: fhsts' de-
manis before tho Special appeiatsa In
this case, at office Of lIuttons sS tgxrsJ wisAia
three months from the .lnc hereof
Oct. :.d, 1867. 7N g <rt't E.in GLOVRR.
oct o6 y" Am g'.' : =" ~ ". e: e.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-09-16
Reg. J. ID. Beeman, HIDE Pwk. w.,
NOTICE.


No.ice is hereby given that application
IL he made to the next General Assem-
liz of the State of Vermont for an alter
,;oO or amendment Of the Lamoille Val
Railroad Charter, granted in 1867, in
Dis particular viz:
sncb an alteration or amendment as
.1l allow the 4amoille Valley Railroad
CORPORATION IN its discretion to build SAID
Railroad from johnson westerly through
Ill., towns of Cambridge. Waterville, Bel
sidsre, Fletcher, Fairfield, Bakersfield
Sheldon, Highgate and Swan
han or through such of said towns as SAID
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Connecting with the Vermont and Canada
railroad in Swanton in the county OF
franklin, n
President La. Valley r. K.
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"H Works like q CHARM"

READER
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Sundays excepted.

COIN SOU I H:
ieave BurIipr on 1915 n. m. and 80 p. m.
after arrival of Vermont central trains from
North a. East, Connecting at Whitehall with
trains of Rensselaer, d Saratoga II. II. for sara
toga, Troy. Albany, New York and the west.
The morning Boat connects at Ticondeioga
with steamer Minno-ha-ha through Lake George,
COIN MORT II.
Leave Whitehall on arrival OF Trains from
New York, Albany, Troy, and Saratoga, IL a.
NJ, &9p. m, arriving ct Burlington at r. !.
and 1 a. m. connecting with trans Oh 'erho"'
Central r. r., north & East.
On Saturday the steamer United States will
leave Burlington 1000 A, M. by which passen.
gers will pass through the Lake by daylight
and connect with train for Troy, Albany and
New York. -
steomers and at the General Office of the Cob:
many. west side Of city park, Burlington.
az o. C. MITHELL. Gen'l supt.
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In the District Court of the United States for
the District of Vermont-fn the matter OF Luoien
B. Dmry, Eankrupt--ln NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is
hereby given atby order OF the District Court
Hotel of g, b. Wait, in Cambridge, on the 30th
day Of Sept, 1868, Of . O'Clock P. M, the said
Bankrupt's equity of redemption in the real es-
tate which he bought of Nj, O, Heath, June 30,
1868 the deed Of which is recorded in vol 10,
pages sos and sos OF Cambridge Land Records
which is referred to for description also ut
same time and place shall sell sundry demands
of said Bankrupt against various persons, ae
Dated al Stowe, this 18th day Of SEPT, a. D..
1865. WIN. II. BINGHAM, Assignee, i2w8