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The Maine Democrat propounds the follow
ing conundrum -" When will Maine return
to the democratic family Of States?" The
Bangor Wig gives it up.
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HIS UNoLE.-The Emperor's conception of
the first Napoleon is figure outstanding amid
accumulated ruins. That is about what the
revOlutionists say.
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'TIswELL!-T result of the Abbott
Sprague squabblc.
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A LAUGHING PHILosopHER-Pet Halstead.
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Prominent Departures.

MAJOR J. b. Levy, for washington Governor Reed,
for Florida; Congressman Oakes Ames aud b. T.
Butler, for Boston; General Tilghman, for Maryland
W. +. Schell W. +. Leach II. G. Lord, Colonel II. II.
Coggesha and W. r. Buck for Philadelphia Major
A. Clobridge, Tor Albany, and Major +. Cobb, for
Troy.
Baroness Belagia Sick, OF Russia, and Miss Rachel
Pomeroy OF sing Sing, left yesterday In the steam
snip Holsata for London.
James NJ. Brown, the banker, leaves for Europe
the Russia to-day.
DR.. G. W. Brinkman, bearer OF dispatches from the
United states Minister IN Mexico left this city for
Washington last evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-IERLANp AS II
WAs-RETuRNED VOLUNTEER 6o.
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QU ADRUPLE SHEET.
TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Wednesday, April ss, 1860.
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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Fifth avenue and Twenty
fourth stree-BAIBE BLHUK
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,ala :. (. !. !. Il .,
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NIBLO'S GARDEN. Broadway.-THE BUELEsoUE Ex-
rRAvAGANZA OF THE FORTY THIEVES
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wALLACK's THEATRE Broadway and 18th street.
SCHOOL
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosdway.-HUMPrY DUMPTy,
wITH NEW FEAruEEs. Matinee at IL.
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BOOTHS THEATRE. aad ST., between 5lh and 9th avs
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GERMAN STADT THEATRE, Nos. IS and IL Bowery-
Err WEISS NIGHT, WAS ER wnL-wIENRR PARIS.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
leaal Notice.

ITO John MulhOland, HasnahJ Mulhoianh.
J. -I'ru.tlla GrRy, widow NJ John GrRy, decd
Mary J, Vowel and Hiram Vouell. nru-illa
bradley and Edward bradley ,rf 'Eint N On +,
uhlo, EhjHh Gray, late Of Hancock Co., Ills.
md Harriet Williams md SANFORD williams.
NJ Mega county. a..
You are hereby notified that on the 9Th
lay ot Jsnua-y, A. D.. 1859. Charles Mnlholard
~ guard N If John Mulholnd md Hannah J..
Mulnol md, fled IN the Probate court of Vim
ton county TIA petition the ohjct ofwh ch
~ TO procure SAID Court IN order the sale a.
the r.sl estate Of Inc tnid John Mllholnn'
,nd Hannah j. Mulhnmd, situate in the Had
county Of Vim on, snd described a. the un,
undivided fhh DrrI Of the vest half Of The
the southwest quarter, and tive nty acres of Il
the west side nf the east half of the southwest
quarter OF section s, township :, range 10. in
the ohio Comrary's purchase, in sad Ninion
ronniy, Ohio and 10 suthnrIEe said guardian
TO rcinv"st the nindS IN bonds or Otherwise
and th"t dnwrr may be assigned,o sAid pru.
liza Gray. In the premises.
The application therefor will befor henring
by the raid Court on he 9Th day Of Marrh.
A d., 1879, vt 10, O'clock A M, nt which time,
unless yon shOw cause 10 the contrary an or
der will he asked ~ prayed for in thu petition
CHARIES MULHuL LiND,
Guardian of Jehn Mulholand and Hnnnah ].
Mulheland
II. &, JOSIE. Attorney for petitioner.
January 20, 1869. CIV
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
Legal Notice.

Bridget Gallagher, plainut', W. heirs of rcter
Gallagher, defendants. vln.9a Common
leas'UoHFi
owen GALLIGHER, of vin,on county,
~ ONO, John Gallagher End Peter 1slll
gner, whose Lac Vi residence ~ unknown.
Kate u,Coaper, formerly Kate IiHlligher. aud
Michael Ut GnneI, her hlshrni, ~ Il am ltJu
county, ohio, .IOminick GHllighsr, late ol
Hart county, NJ nturky, md Ihc nlaS Gall
her. Mary tislhRher, erdgpt GaIhEhs., ano
Patrick Gallagher, OF Yinton couutY, Uh,o,
heirs ut law of Peter Gsllighar, deceased,
late ofthe county oi Vln;un, State OF OHIO, are
hereby nolinod that Bridget "alligher did, nn
me ;9ih day II January, a. D.. lA6g. lilo M th
Clerks ntfice of the Common Pleas { our,
IN and for Vinton TO, a.. her rer;ain petition
aYilnEt tht m the object and pruy'r nfW hichsaid
pPtlon ia for decree oil the said Court granting
her duSel in the following lands ana tene
nleniS situate ~ Vlnton county ohio, and pSr
tlrulnrly neN'rlbed rs follows, TO wIt:
The E hall Of ihe W quarter, and The v
half VI the = quart, oi section pu,nber six
y, Of townsntp numb r eight ts), VI ranyr
number si1leep ~ in district ii lnurs suO
lect 10 b, j. NJ ChilheOlhe, OHIO. and contain
ing Ab''Ct l37 81 lrO acrr-, excepting the fol
Owing tract sold BY SAID Peter Gailigher, dc
"eaasd, lO one 7. Jacaen, by deed of Derem.
Ter 18Th, lSbl, to wit: COMMENCING ut the \
r"IHtI VI 'He ~ hhlI OF bne = quarter ui
said section number 4, town>hIp 3, rrnye III;
llr nee essi TO the Northeast corner OF the W
half Of quarter Of said section o, thenc
south lar enough TO cuinprlse 90 acres; them,
west ~ west hne Uf SAID east half OF said : W
qua teri ihpnes north 10 the place Of b-ein
Iing.
he psid defendants are required 10 hppear
nnh Snrwer SRld petition on Or befure r1p tbIr,
Suuriay AIT, the fourth day OF March A. ID
l6Jo, or sa!l- petition will be taken ~ true.
Bridget G,LLItiHER,
II. & .JcHEa, Attorney for Petitioner.
Janm ~ "a, 1879. i4n2s 5v
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Agents Wanted.
For the Peoples Editionof
4 EowscS'. tiTE AND EPrsrLEs or
ST. PAUL,


With on eloquent and able preliminary DIa.
% rtaiio:, by
REV LEONARD BACON n. n Of Yale college
Embracing u graphir and eloquent d-linPatlnn
Of the early life eduoaiion. conversion, teach.
lngs. lahors, travels, entisrings, TArila, rerse
rntiona and missionary career nf ~. Paul; thus
rnn-iitutng n living picture Of Ihe great pos
lie, md NJ flhe circumstances by which he wa"
SUI rounded.
4 perfect .MaEonne Of facts. .Bithop u. "
CLARK ofCnrinn vi.
rngird 1t ~ one Of tho best books eve;
written Trof stowe
nr. Racona namaln connection with this cd.
Hi;isn ~ tower Of strength, Rev. Jos. Tuiile
u. J., Pres Wabash College
I do heartily rrcrnmmend Il faithful rad
valuable Rnide in Tho ytudy fthe aciiptures
u! hop MSllyaine
No work In the hngnage ArrroSimn'ea H.
Rev. Mark Hopklns, u. D. Pres. WILLIAM
College.
4 great nnd useful tnok Rev John Wheel
er. u. u. Pres. BALDWIN tIniscr.ity,O
The most interesting and instructive work
That haa eve, fallen under my noii'e. Pres.
ra"wtll, D. Il. l.. l.. d., Brown University
n |.
A most ynlnable work; learned. accurate
md wriiten In a st,ln peculiarly attractive
and Il rqnent. REV. r. Merrick, ~ u. IL. D..
Pres q. Wesl l'niversty
work NJ peRi mSrit A "ijod send '
Prof Finnpy, Ia r.. uberln College.
Ranks Aniongst the foremost literary pro.
dnetlrra of the nge. Rev. n. G. Burt, y. D..
Pres. Ohio FemnIe College
Iiis onp nj the most v, luable works ever a.
sued from the press. Rev Dr. Nutt, Ind.
State UnivprUtv.
Send ror tlrcnlara with fnll rnrticrlarl, terms
n Il testimonials. Address NATION VI PUB
LlSHING CO., l7s Elm street, Cincinnati.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
Road Notice.

NOTICE II hereby given that a petition will
~ DO presented 10 ithe Commissioners Of
Ninton county, ut thVir next session. IN be
held on The frs Monday OF MaIch. A. D. 1873
pniyIng for the establishment Of roLnty road
along the following dircrled route. To wit:
Beglnlng ats point 10 the MrAnhu' and Gin.
rinn,u ,Furhsce roat, nearly opposite the
dwelling honse NJ william Arthnrs, Eco I,
IN Elk towDsh p, Vlnton county, Ohpo Thence
souih-Parierly llrertio on, tiirulesi the lrndp
~ Hetty Morrison b. the line of Anthnni
rrmmers land, near where the ID road
trmefiyrrossed the north line IL laid land;
thence In south easterly direction acrops the
lands oi said Trimmer, 10 the lire ~ George
salts land near M orc hank lat,lv worked
by him; th' me an eaatPrly direction through
th-'lAnds Of ssid George Sslts. passing on thr
sunIh eide and n or the stale of -Hid -rll-;
thence on the most practicable rUuts To The
line OF ianda ~ Mrs. Msrv -Murdock, In ilk
townshp; thence onihe ino-t practicable route
srross the lands of Eald MrS. Mary Muriock
and tho lands CT Stephen S-l.s, in Clinton
township, Vninn county, Ohio, to Intersert
he Macarthur and Mrarthnr station road nj q
point near two large wilt che ~ trees on sSid
step. sal,s' lunh, Rudihere 10 end. Ssii route
fnrrOad LYING and and beng 10 the townships
ofElk end Il r.on IN mid vlntnn county ,'hio
Jan. 20, le9, MANY PETITIONERS.
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P. CHAPMAN an Rufus Wells,
two young men Of Wilkesville,
aged about eighteen, got into
an alteration on Friday even
ing last at that place, in which
Welles was stabbed nine times
with large pocket knife in
the hands of Chapman, four
times on the top of the head,
three across the face. and once
across each arm. The wounds
are not dangerous, but will
probably partially disable both
arms. Chapman was arrested
on Monday and tried before
Squire Morris. We have not
heard the result Of the. investi
CATION at the time of going to
press.
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TIE boiler Of a portable
steam saw mill owned by
Enoch Woodruff, about two
miles from Wi!kesyiile, in this
county, exploded last Friday
afternoon, killing Mr.. Wood
ruff and Reese Reese. Mr.,
Reese's body was horribly man
eled, the head severed from
the body, and the body cut in
two-at the waist. The boiler,
mill and machinery were blown
to atoms. One piece OF the
boiler weighing twenty pounds
was carried a distance OF hall
a mile, and board piles. and
saw logs were completely up
ended. A Mr.. Hawk, who wa.
working at The mill, was blown
into a ditch, and a board pilt
blown over it, covering ani
protecting him.
We understand that the ex
plosion was caused by allow
ing The water 10 get too low in
the boiler, and suddenly turn
ing on a fresh supply.
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10. G.. L.

Tnt following officers OF Nc.
Arthur Temple were installed
on the 2Sth ult., for the ensuing
erm:-Aaron Will, T.; Cynthia
Uunkle, V. T.; Lou. F. Darr, R.
S.; Morris Evans, T. S; j. 9.
Pugh, NJ; q. w. Saylor, Chap;
Lena Pitcher e.; Jno, Straub,
A, S.; Minerva Quick, Sen;
E L. S. Warren, R. Ii. s.; Noble
Grandstaff, L, u. S. .......
The following are the officers
of the Aurora Lodge 3T2: Geo,
B. Will, G T.; Cynthia Dunkle,
V. T.; John Straub, R. s.; Enos
Winters, F.S; E. E. S. Warren,
T.; A. F. Drake, NJ; Annie
Winder, |. g.; David Shivel,
D. g.; NJ. R. Barnes, C.; Par.
thenia Horton, A. r, S.; Lou.
F. Darr, A. NJ; James Gill,
R. H. S.; Dora Hubert, J. II. S.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

nUNiEY, ROA'is a EEEi. the fARoS
whoiessir Dealers IN Try Goods and EotionF
ror,Amou'h, uhio, iavite Merchants and Fur
iaremen to an examination of ihtiT exinnsiv'
Winter Hock. They give 81 rCisi.A,'@u'Ior q
keeping the best rood',.pnd son will siws,
md thrr .to,k ne 1arV'A And rrircr Il Z
inwe't. One n their firm remains Fast T.
give hiaen'ire hne IN v1'trthg tia natk't'
,nd In buying for them md hence their stcci
rlwnys fr'sh Snd always hrrt tirIlhdwit'
he newrst goods. They o'errie l'rEriy. Dc
business on the principle oflhe smallest prof
ils, and practice the spirit Of literal accom-
IA Idation. sep. lg-yi
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Road otlo,.
Road Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that a petition viii
~ I've presented 70 tte Com missioner .
'inton county &C their next 80 ssion h b. hei
n the hrst Monday Of Msrch 4. ID 1919, pray
nS far the esh,hllshment Of county ro;
long the Io'lawinR dercrihed route, to-Nu
'iegnning. NJ a point in the eouIty road lear
rg nom the hcAIthur and l.ugan road
Bio ominHylle. sid rnint being opposite l.,
nd nSar The late resldeucs Of the late Nr,
Mann, in SwPn Tp., Vinton rouuty, a.. IN, n.
u q southeily direction near the line betEet
Il he land laiely occupied hy rem MIA Man,
md the lan,l ~ JosFph Linn 10 the ne Of q
lands OF wi liam Swain, thenes 10 = south
"astrily course, croS=inE AhAn creek, 10
point near the rPsidtnce Uf Vim SWsi'r, the
na sO'eaEterly direction TO the bank NJ brush,
Fork Of R@con creek. thence In q Soniher
erection along the west b'nk Of SAID creP
> the mort practlcPble n ute until II Intel
'ects the Macarthur and Logan road south,
nd > ear the south end. of The bridge over sar
-ald creel, near the BMbes arhOol hou-,
'sid road heing al IN swan township. Yn'oi
county, ohio. MANY PETITIONERS.
Ian. 70. .leo G.
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THE Jackson Standard saws
DR.. Gabriel Nc Neel was the
first physician in this sec,
tion of country. He settled
in Jackson county about the
year1S14, and prarticed medi
cine in that county, Lawrence,
Gallia and scloto. The next
was DR.. Althar, who settled at
Wilkesville, in this county,
about the year 1924.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
Methodist Meeting at 4 o.
fllock. A. M.

Methodist Meeting at 4 o.
~ Clock, A. NJ.
For a Methodist meeting 70
be called at four o'clock, AN,
was a thing unheard Of in this
county until a short time since,
the narticulars Of which were
related to US as follows REV.
Mr.. Cooley was holding q
meeting at Hamden, and be-
Ing a jealous worker, endeay,
ored TO get as many as possi-'
BILE 10 attend. He solicited
several who were not "regu-
lars," among others Mr. John
Dill, one of the prominent cit.
liens who, though not an at,
tendant, contributes literally
to all charitable or church pur.
poses. Mr.. D. consented to
attend provided a meeting was
held at fonr o'clock the next
morning. Mr.. Cooley assented,
announced the meeting, and
promptly at four o'clock Sab.
bath morning. al the ringing Of
The bell, a lair sized congrega
lion assembled. Mr.. ID. being
present, and expressing him.
self we'll satisfied with what
he called a "very clever ser.
mon"
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To Consuuhptiyes.

Tho advertiser, having been reHored TO
health IN a few weeks, alter haying 'ut'"red
ssverd ysarswrha severe lung Affection "nd
that dread disease, Consunption-ls anxious
70 maze known to his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure. To all who desire t. no viii
send a copy OF tho prescription used tree Ct
charged, with the directions for preparing amt
using the same. which they will hnd snre
cure for Consumption, Asthms, Brnn'h'u~'
&c. The only objsct of the advertiser 10 sent
ing the prescription is to heneh' tho afflicted
aud spread information wh oh he concciyes to to
be invaluable; and he hspes every sufferer VIII
,fy hls remedy, asitwlll cost them nothing
and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription will please address
REV EDW ARD A. WILSON,
les aou,h second ST., Williamsburg, Kings Co,
New York. ROWS ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
Legal Notice.

Ionn ". Bishop, Receiver of Eagle Fl rpact
Company. plaintiff ags'nst, James Sherman
defendant.-AtIachT. .eni.
state OF ohio, Vlrson county, s.s.-cour. o.
Common Pl<as.
HNHE .oUye named James Sherman, of Piati
\ county, limos, nOn.Tesldent oil ohio, u
hereby notified that the saii planlri. dls, nn
the 2lyt day Of urtober, 4. H., 1875, file IN TIE
Clerks ofti'e of the Common Pleas cvu. I
wiInln Rho for Vinion county, ohio, hrs cpr.
tsn petition anu affidavit ior An orurr Of ~
:ar hm.n against him, the sad lanes Sher
map, defendant, tho object ami prayer OF
which said jetitda " for n Judgment ngalnst
the raid Jsmes herman and In tayor Vi -alu
pahkli ior the sum Of eleven hundred anu
iourie, and ninety eight hundredth dollar,
Isl, ia Js), with intert 81 as follows trst cuu.
Of action for the sum of seven hundfed aud
ortl-Ihree and ninety eight hHndrrith dol
lars (s7l3 9s together with interest thereon
ON the 2ist day VI Urtoh-r, 4. H., 1853, mon
ey ius rEd WI aid on balance OF account Tor
,lvPre goodE, wares nrrt hanulRe and pro-
ylhions by the said lla,ntIi sold and nei,yrI ed
l." lie 'ahi defendant at his special instahee
and request.
Second cause or artion: fol the sum OF one
hundred dollars (sluO), together with intei est
thereon from the 9Th day Of sepieniber, A D.,
1873. mohev paid by plaintiff to one Will m
Booth, for the use Of the defendant and ~ his,
the deiepdant's, request. in satisfsctiun of
lebt TO that smount dhe to the said William
3ooth from the defendant.
Third cause Of action for the sum OF two
hundrci and Sc, eniy -ene dollars (s27ll, To.
,eiher With interest thereon from the 10Th dn,
Of August. A. u 1868, money psiG hy plaintiff
u one y. NJ. Bay. for the.li,e offhe deien, art,
md nj his request, IN sasIsfactlduof y deti Z,
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How. TO Improve our Health.

How TO Improve our Health.
A great cq,se OF disease IL improper io"d
and hurried eating. In order fnly to under
''etsni how 70 ent and how to conduct ouT-el'eS
Aitcr eating, IL il necessary that We should pe
.acaunnteI in some measure, with the Process
OF nutrition. Many perrons tnnl'e their ihoh
precipitately into their mouths and swallow
Il without mas.loation, contrary I" e%.'reS'
LAYS Of na.are Food Shndll undergo THOR
ourh nast!canon and salvation btfreit en'
ter, ,he duodenum ami becomes mSoi wih
the bls and pauaroa:lc Juices This bilo Is
there secreted BY tht liver. The chyme hav
Ing undergone thechanges adveried Is urged
by the peristaiic mn'ipn Of the lnteHiines, on
war through the allmeniary canal ifth" per"
i.tal.lc motion 10 diminis he'd Uwins to tho des
Aeiency of bl1, The progress OF digestion II re-
tsr,iei and tho bowel, become cons'pRted m !
dyspepsia of an lolows. In such eases Rt1orS
Suyh and active cathartic should bO used to
produce speciiicacuon, arouslngthr secretion"
and producing fres bilious ayaduHiion9 The
best ar,rlo for tha purpose IS Or. l'onac.'S
Blood Pills, ihe use Of which Should ho i"l'
lowed by Roback's s:oin@'h Biucra, to give
.tnnc to the stomach aad aid digestion.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

The reason why the ground
hog didn't see his shadow was
because he came out of his
sole near Dan. VIII 8 Bros
Original Cash store, and was
so astonished by the crowd OF
customers attracted thither by
their rare bargains zip dry
goods, thst he did nothing but
stare at the crowd until after
the sun went down.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

HIRAM S1DMAN is building a
new dwelling house near the
lower end of Mill St. George
Reynolds is also building Oh
the southwest corner OF Mar
ket and North streets.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

IT was reported last week
that the station Kings Switch
was about to be suspended on
account ofa misunderstanding
between King Brothers and the
railroad compsny. We are
glad to learn that the difficulty
has been arranged to the entire
satisfaction Of both parties, and
trains will stop as heretofore.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

The Enquirer says the
ground hog came out OF his
hole on the 21st. The Enquir
er is good on dates, SO we pre-
sumo they have a ground hog
of their own.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
sMrTHs MERoANrLE CoLLEgE,

sMITH's MERCAErILE CoLLFgE
portsmouth, Dhio, prepares young men prae
dcally for tAe duties fthe eouuting.room, BY
e'ching chem bonk.ke'fHE. Writing. an
Business Arithmetic, aud M'o inr genprs
business Thereis no class system student
,an enter &. thy hme. College rermknentiI
locs,Nd Open dag snd evening. EYA
Aidre'i g W aaifH, rrincira. u
Zen. 10, 1851
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Errors of YOuth,

gentleina who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, md all
he effects Of youthful indiscrelion, viii, fol
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free TO al
who need Il, the recipe and direction for ma,
king the simlle remedy by which he wa,
cured. suauTeIa wishing to pEontb the Rd
vertiseT's experience etn DO ~ BY addressing
in perfect con fdencp,
JOHN q. OGDEN,
no7lo ly No % Cedar st., New York
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

AN enterprising citizen OF
Macarthur is going 10 start a
new grocery on Raccodn creek.
in consequence Of which the
Raccoon Navigation Co.'s stock
is rapidly advancing.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

The McArlhur Station post
Office was broken open on the
night of the 22d ull., and rob
bed of a considerable sum OF
money by a young lad aged
about sixteen, who deeamped
Immediately thereafter for the
West.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

The Echo says there is a re-
Nival in progress at the NJ. K
Church, in Zaleski. Thirty per
sons have joined, and the in
terest still continues.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

SCHOOL BOOKS paper and copy
books, pens and pencils, era
oers, note paper, envelopes,
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
A Card.

AriMgyrsn, while rrTdIng In south Amer
"a A 4 nisslouavY. discovered rsfe and -im-
pls fetaedy for the cure OF NerVeu' weakness
EAhy Decay, uissases Of the Urinary and Sem
nai Organs, and tse Who'll tram Of disorders
brought on by banefui and vicious hAhits'
Great numbers have been cured by thisno'ae
romAdy. Prompted ~ \ deriN 10 '"nef' the
GtAictsd aud unfortunate, will send 'here"ipe
for prepasins and using this n's'licne' In n
seAied envelope, TO any one who needs It free
'efehsrge.
Address, Jo'EPH I. lNMNN'
etaiion u, RiLis House, .
noyb lses ms New yorF City.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

J.F. ruvElI., Portsnc4,h, OHIO, ose--
~ the Merchants aud FuruPcemfn Of VintOI
"sun'y,a supenor s,oeh Of Dry Goods an
Notions, on srr.ns tie most favorable. ". II
sui:heT, rNY. ASrui. Sept. 10, lsss-yl.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

Mrs. GnoRMLEy, vile OF Thom-
as Ghormley, ex Sheriff Of Ross
county, died very suddenly last
Saturday.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

NEXT Sunday is St. Valen.
tines day. Sisson ard Strong
have both comic and sentimen.
tai valentines on hand.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. L. r. Ward, Avon, Lorain Co., OIL
Messrs. strODg q AtmsIrt ng, DIugg ST., Gsve,
land.
Genllmen-I. gYes me 1raM Pleasure 10
strle ina' my VIE Las uerl'eu g.,H beEert
hon the use vi Aue.s lDsl elsla Lure. che
ll.Is been for nlSnber Vi year- greatly Vroetded
Win dyspepsia, sceumI'UUIru NHh violent l,Sr-
uS!slns " constipation, NhPh ~ proeiI1drd
Ule to do .ny thing sLe tYoA, AZ yuur Instance,
Goes Dyspepsia Cue, aud hss uen,td great
eurrt nom II, rnd IT. NOW SUfnparNti,eh ntll.
she regards this medicine IS u great blrSslng.
Truly yours, J.. +. DAAD.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

The Ohio State journal has
returned TO the iolio form.-
Good. The journal is always
good, but better in its new
form than ever before.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

We are informed that there
ire no cases OF small pox, i'll
Laleski.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

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