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anoD SAMARITAN

or nnueF Refunded BE a. ewiueut author
Ysaeiy la4stratel. hight endtfsed ~ rrefsss
800 .na selsntBcai rieHs mptts l5ng f,lt nr'
eessitY. cells h. Ell glasses wheat regard y
lslAtlca, religion, q UecupaLQH, hsfpfed y ~.
~ Congress. NoH feady sand fur ilneifait
e3tcalaF giving full particulars u llslAI Y
90, rablshefs, e54 Broad say, \. ISIS
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I4uIllber.

= T. RIDoUf keeps for sale al all times at his lum
-. btr min alarge assortment % SPRUCE LUMBER
Of every description aud Is prepared to farnlsh Long
Timber At short notice. FENCE PlCKEfS always en-
hand Bills delivered II desired.
Dorset June lst 1869 --Gm2
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FAnMrR,s HELpER

SHOVE how b double the profits a ths fArm, tsd
hos hrners And their soHs car each make tlN
F.ef month IA siater 90 100 coples siii te mtl'-
"a tfge 10 farmers Retsd uamc and address "
2kistRh. Mo- uaas 4 ca, spTtnntA, HAS f"-'
UTASTED Agents TsAchars etndents, Cler.
w xyraaa, ihsnss. .clse aHd daughteFs, aund
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The Greatest 4dlance Step erer taken IL
he Denf0i mt
nR n. T. POISON, u Boston Masa. las dis
~ covered 4 neR method u 20 constructing the
plate which The teeth ere set that they wil pot
start o. drop Rbils eating 0r speaking n@.heF
viii any PARTICLES n food get under tbf plato no
matter shat the condition ~ the mouth h. which
H. not true ~ auy method hitherto used Those
plates cannot o. displaced ~ any mntion u The
lips 81 tongue. ihayp0htaiped the euinsivs night
20 make and sell thosc Improved plates and ans
nov prepared to insert thf faue without extra
charge Al q VAht ~ artificial tertb sre rabpeet.
fully invited 81 give me call
81 JOHNSON Dentist
Manchester Vermont
N. II Ihis HsetHGu iafaeIu q 4aded ID 81 tAa
beading Dentists 4t Nru huglaGH
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81 - FBss4 htas satessssia1 nd sttsf gasAsaaal
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he 90 efe9 gsFEaH sasa fslsssss if ssfffet tsslth
~ tSs~ hss eSaot ass sfsatsF sSf-sTsees - ne
BsstaH
Basrshg a.iaus ~ tsiirsfs shg sssy sitA
- sssy IH hsstsn ~ ssFf aeaff y isssiaifst
~ 49, slafs Is&s LsF5Hk fHatssa 80 ~ u s&tsrf
ten bfrs prastias &c 80 mfs " Private I've
sssss zlss Ftgsas f iashss Astaes ssss ~ ssYsgi
u q iss Bltcf fteiss
E4Al Ahsfs mar sqt ssta aas fciiu - 1.y
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pax HoTEL

PARK HOTEL,
cornss Bssfnan and ssessu Sta
Ma ffry BAfg PlhG krs YokK
GKDDGE WIGHT pssgrietgL
E--Esoeafsd 10 thf ssfF heart - lie etal =
"a tasraess tkss is afs ~ ~ Hgst 05aFe mt
j satsa Hotsis fr Merchants, besintss msa
kse alHsTs visiting tbs etg
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wARRA NTED
IrnE OLD EsrAnLIsmrp nosrirL.-se.

THE OLD EsTABLIsuED H0sPiTLs--se.
neassr-sl,, AibauY. \. auick dufvs aud
Low Ftiees. IteenW fhoasand TausAts "a ~ Aauu
al DIR. 7 TELLER continues 70 h. eGn6dtHtiafiy
ceuEnitsd 81 forms ~ private diseases ~ he old -
tablshed Hospital Ne Beaver ~, Albany ~
Iwruig years dessei 70 this pa tfalsr branch o.
pfseiicf enhQrE him 10 Feffafn cures such 9th
physician can, and bic Meiiltfs SIRE sHrh tbasg ~
correspondence sikh ths mast elHineai physicians of
the Od World Of obtaining TIE fntfst - ret the
remedies for tlcse disestss ansfa Inducements
N tha upfertupatt 81 qct and sid cue, a b. Oh
tained ST no 0thef effc 10 Amffiea N fFFhiiNs,
6enoffhss 0lsei. Structure, Eblsfgsmsut ~ the -
ieles And syrfmatic cords, Hnbo, llssraifd fhrVaI
Sore Nbst Tender Fhin b0sets tuiahtgaH EFHPtunF,
bottle Ulcers Abesstrt and al ether Impurities ~ ne
system peri sety under ~ control u Tbs UpetTrs
n.edionss Apd have beet teeted 20 uofe than hf,DVU
easts anauRfy witb iumeh8a sHeees
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Young men ddiesd 20 secret hablik wh0 lsYH
aifrd their henlths ahd destroy ~ The sigor n hfiF
minds tns DIP isiHg ihspiscisrs 81 he fleassfc Or
Married i.lfs hIf hutlNfl Ia rAaulthg ID = Teller
thty elll tnd friend 90 eansele and Prs sirHH d.
Lss cured ibsussHus M aiHast every aft N he ni-
ID Sietef who applied 10 ~ p bfuttH dpph b hssilh
ntH fsiNics tH sii NAT uiatss MAJ happy aNa iia
srbsls The render IA n foafse aWats tAai the aei
ey ~ tits ~ sect vii prevent mihate d.
rfpu0h u d stsfritis disesss
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T. RKINs
nopp.s

sells LsrIiard', su0tiar and Che~ihg TUtssse. fh
bsrt Tptaecs 10 the market
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A hHok fuf eYf1J NsaY startling disclosures ~.
TtoFt gftai wufk ~ tht malFiee u tiesf fprtfMpA
the maffiase -2ps fsafi feH 81 plates Prize p ~
HeHt o. gafta aHaef tsal poet bHid n go epTiFt
Add ~ y i yesr Tho sihs married afi u MAJ
ned happy A lecture al tive 8f lbts 90 tsseas
psftpss complete pil "a MifWiiefy n fehisins
81 a. be earth d. sa times fbe nmog5 sske ~ a. ~
ttnta III specie postage stsmfsf aaetca % secure
Z c0dy ~ return hia. ~ Teller ha6 dFFgtta 10
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4as sAa.A4 HAsNN@AA ~ s44H 44ApAi
xha hasinE abandoned stage tfe. naw sShitais
ia viva ss5suss tss wkale shau wufld hsfoTs and
gsss.lfA ~ sxass Itina Trsthfal, MuIxl. and
HIT tasssA "A sell az Sensational, fslci. aaa lsa
es Il eats "a an other b5aks. Beautifully iilus
sfsted sath ~ tpifsts4 engauhEs - taiEIAFe
cuts a. 4AFrA "a rose tsntea paper. Greatest
Inducements YEA oaerea. fftfaffas, sissy Y
GsxS. esssi Stationery, kss4 20 eireataf. explain.
IL = s,iasa1s ia,sasii sials PAHAiHIEK A co.
put.st4AeHa alheE A. fnAAait Hh4&. Ia, OtnElh-
~ AZ. l. - MtMAia ll.nm 0NnM IL "
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A J WHITCOMB, Manufacturer of
Superior Butter Tubs,

Made Of Ash and Oak, with two ID nest holding 50
and 80 pounds respectively Pals fpr Lard Flour
Minee Meat, etc, made to order address
8eu A g. WTfTCOMB,
East Rupert Bennington County Vt
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"uuquostionably the best sustained
work Of the kind in the World.
Harper's Magazine.

HhEFEHs MAGAZINE, apart from tho illustFk
b8as, contains from atty ID 0ae hundred Per eent.
mafe matter than ANY similar periodical isaued
10 The EHgiiah language
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THE PEERLESS.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
he most Perfect Cooking
Stove ever made.
lfas asauued 10 Firs Gnaa8 rsw Msd
a a tAs Fafs kfpoubna, 1867

FM Eeabomy uufAhHGF ~ simFtieitg iB
Management t3eaaitueFs Is 81 kius Trknfs 81
tserirn sHHnthnaas ~ Casaars sha EicFansa tf
fsnish. d stsuis sarFAilga Thr sgbseibcf
ueaid lafarm tts pable thal he l. salc agent ln
tals secti6H fai SIC s1o e tGt alave eeietmtcd
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PURE BELLEVUE LEAD.

Paluis Csors dry sad 10 OIL 81 shades and qualities
Tubs Paints, Fenaas Preach Zins, Blsndsa and otAs
mineral Paints.
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BEST MANILA ROPE,

Az asss Powder, Fuse, Amcs' sheyels. Picks Iron
and Steel Crow Bars Cast Steel Striking Hammers,
liammaE Handles, aud eli implements sssd Absal 3
eiarfy
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MAcH1NIsTs' TOOLS.
PAINTERS TOOLS,

CaIlpsrs, Gage Squares standard RGles, Ratchsts
Hammers, stabs HaeI sarf, AZ.
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rari ..oss y Brs.ls, .om c.taeI. srip,r 80 largest
WhiirWEsh HFash
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! CARFENIERI IOOLs.

Rswa Chiaeis Bits Ht Hranea. Being Mach nss.
y oaiaiuz aaa oomugr BsBfh Pisces Alt8 BAILEY =
pATEST PLANE, vhisa are ias.iy styled ghs Ne
chEHsS's Ffies
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Pare Iluseed Raw Boiled by the gallon or barrel
a. ia~est market rates. Also, Lard, Machinery and
sperm Oils.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13

This Is one Of the great enterprises Of the
day. The historical matter is really yaluable;
the sketches of individuals and incidents are
admirably drawn, not only by the pen OF the
historian, but by the pencil Of the artist, and
both combined will make when bound, one OF
the marked histories of the war There are
official documents on every page, Mt the
bottom, which add much to the value of the
work. 1t will be found on the centre tables
Of thousands of our countrymen.-(Bos Boston
Post
Many pitts illustrative pictures are the best
that we have seen in such a work; and some
ofthe numerous portraits Of prominent actors
il the war are admirable as llkenesses and
works Of art.-(Xion's II erald.) ,.
careful, comprehensive, minute, and
graphic record Of the origin and progress of
the war; aud in the size and beauty ofits pages
and paper, in the proiusenesss, costumes, ele'
gance, and completeness of its Illustrations,
far exceeding any other history yet attempted
-(New York Observer.)
We speak confidently in praise Of the man
ner in which the work Is brought out. This
narrative, embellished by the picturesque IL
lustrations, affords an interesting commentary
on the war, and will be of priceless value for
reseryation.-(Boston Advertiser)
The writer iudiaiously combines the spirit
ofphlosophlcal reflection with.a vivid and pic
turesque delineatiOn Of facts. HIS style Is at
once lively and polished. and every page gives
evidence OF careful study and prepaTatlon.-
without any afectaton ofproiOund phlloso-
ply, or without fine writing, this history i, in
our Judgment, one of the best and most yalua-
Gle records ofOur great struggle, and we have
no doubt that it will maintain this reputation.
In future years, when the records of the war
Office and the bureaus ofthe eo.herdepauments
are opened up to the future Prescotts and
Motley's, we shall have secrets revealed and
light shed on points respecting which we must
remain uniniOrmed for the present; but for all
ordinary purposes we desire no better record
than the one that is steadily going on to COM
pletion.--( Chicago Presbyterian.)
The Pictorial History of the Great Rebellion
in no sense depends upon its illustrations for
Its worth, though they are exec lent speci-
mems of the art, and help the reader to under
stand the Incidents Of the war. The real merI
its Of the work are apart from its engrawngs,
| Those merits are a strong and lucid style, q
vast amount Of well-dIgesied and well told i'm.
| partial statements OF all poiHts about which
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have this work, for It is one of singular value
as a book Of reference, because Of its compre-
/ hensiveness as well as accurcy.."..As work
ofgeneral reading it is Of unsurpassed value
-(Boston Trayeler.)
I D,,l H. "
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Manhood, How Lost How Restored,

TUST published, new edition Of DR. CuL-
81 VERWELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on
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torrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
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The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
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out cure at once simple, cert9in, and etiectu-
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ter what his condition may be, may cure HIM
self cheaply, privately, and radically,
THIS Lecture should be m the hands Of ey'
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Sent under seal, m a plain envelope, TO any
address, postpad, on receipt OF siN ccRts, or
two post stamps. Also, Dr. Culyerwell 3
Marriage Guide.' price 25 cents. Address
the Publishers
CHAs. C. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Dowery, New York, Post Office Box 4,5s6
july ly
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HARPER's PICTORIAL HISTORY
THE GREAT REBELLION
IN
THE UNITED STATES
ALynEp II. GUERNSEY and HENRY NJ. ALDEN
With Nearly One Thousand Illus ratlons.
CoMPLETEIN Two Vols. QUARrTO, CLOTH, Sl2.OO

This work contains 0Os illustrations. OF
these, 5G2 are authentic representations of
scenes and incidents in the war; 90 Maps
and Flans OF Battles, among which Is large
the position Of nearly every place of note, to.
gether with the great lines of communication;
and337 portraits of persons who have borne a
prominent civil or military part in the war.
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OFFICERS.

This Company offers the following adVan.
ages;
It's n National Company, chcrteredbS spe,
cialact ofCongress, 1868.
thas a'paidsup capital of 81 200 600,
1t offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger insurance than other
companies for the same money.
1t definite and certain in its terms.
lts home company in every locality.
It's policies axe exempt from attachment,
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy IS non-iorfeitable,
Policies may bo taken which pay to the in-
surcd their full amount, aud return all the
premiums, so that the insurance costs only
the interest on the regular payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay to the in
sured after certain number Of years, during
life, an annual income of one.teuIh the amour
named IN the policy.
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the
lives ofiemales.
1t rsuro9 not to pay dividends to policy
holders, but at SO low cos. that diydend
will be impossible.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full p rticnlar
gwen on application 10 The branch odice Of the
! Company, or to
JOHN ". ELLIS & 90.
Cincinnati, Ohio,
General h"cnt for Ohio and Central and
Southern indiana.
T.. i. HAWK, McArtnur, o.
SPECIAL Agent for Vinton Co.
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Husbands At Home.


Mrs. Patsey Spangle COM
municated the following to the
Louisville Courier:
sPANGLE AS A LOVER.
l first met..Spangle at a coun'
try fair. We were introduced
to each other about ten o'clock
in the morning, and if you
will believe me, l did not get
a chance to speak to any other
gentleman that day. / never
saw a fellow so struck at first
sight. I don't think he saw a
horse, or in fact anything that
was on exhibition that day but
me, although there were pres
ent some OF the most beauti-
full and accomplished young
ladies of that section Of The
country. As he was extreme
ly good looking, of a good
family, and of unexceptiona,
BILE habits and character, l Of
course felt fattered by his
marked preference. l had to
take him to dinner, and intro
duce him to pa and ma and
tue whole family. lie made a
very good impression. In fact
Spangle can shine when he
tries. | remember the fact
with pride. Well, it is the old
story. He became infatuated
and obtained my permission tc
visit me at my home and spend
a day there in just two weeks
from the day we met. During
these two weeks | received
daily long letters from Simon
closely written and cross writ
ten, Il wish l had kept them,
At lenght the day Of his visit
arrived and 10! and behold the
servant girl awoke me in the
morning with the pleasant in
formation that Spangle was
waiting for me in the parlor
Here was a lover tor you!
Well, well? AS l said be
fore, it was the old story eve
recurring, ever sweetly told
and ever listened to by will
ing ears. Suffice it to say tha'
from that day l saw no peace
until 1 became Mrs. Spangle
Our honeymoon was, | sup
pose, like all honeymoons
short and delicious. And then
ooin,o
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'Costar's' Buckthorn SaIvo

Is the most extraordinary sALvE ever known
Its power of Soothing and Healing for allcuts,
Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Chapped Hands
and Skin, for Sore Nipples, for Piles, &c.,-is
without a parallel, One person says of it, Il
would not be without Box in my House, If it
cost IS 90, or had to travel all the way to New
York for it."-[N. Y.Evening News, Sept. 81
All druggists in MoARTHUR sell It.
or address "CoSTAR," No. lOCrosby st., N. Y
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
j. administrator de bonis non Of the estate
john Karnes, late OF Vinton county, Ohio, de-
ceased. CORNELIUS kARNES,
anr G-1W
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CHEAP MUSIC! MUSIC
GRAMS!

l Cent-Beetho7en5 5onatas complete, 42O
pages, 81,
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complete, j32 pages, for 800.
| Cent-BcctAoyen' Gonata5 q hands com.
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! Cent Oyertures from ~ operas, about 7
PIP. each, l5c.
l Cent-Operas, Piano Solo complete, 10
pages, zoe.
Per page-Chopin's Waltaes, Cl p@aos for
Is cents.
MUSICAL TIMES, 81 per annum. March
No gratis.
For 81 will send- TIMES one year and one
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overture and catalogue.
ST GORDON No zoo RrnndwnY.
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riage, when opportunities for
indulging in that delicious
pastime were abundant, it
seemed to have lost its charm!
Poor foolish me! | was often
aggrieved athis apparentcools
ness, and would ask him TWEEN.
ty times a day if he did not
love me. "Why, certainly | do,
my dear little puss, l thought
you knew it." Yes, he thought
l knew it. Perhaps l did. |
also knew we had plenty of
flour and bacon in the pantry,
but that knowledge did not
satisfy my hunger.
THE HONEYMOON IN A PARTIAL
ECLIPSE.
1t is true that this affection
manifested itself periodically
with all the warmth and ardor
of former days, but these ED.
ullitions were the exception.
The rule was, "thought you
knew it." Yes, girls, when
you get husbands they will
expect you to know it, and my
advice to you is, that you get
all the counting you want be-
fore you are married, for after
that event what little courting
is done in the family will have
to be done by the wife.
sPANGLE AS A FATHER.
We have six children, all
beautiful and good; Spangle
takes great pride in them,
and growlS at them like a dear
old bear. You must not think
that Spangle regards the "new
comers". as burdens. Quite
the reverse. He goes into &C.
stasies over each one; dilates
upon its beauties and perfec-
tions for five minutes, and then
seems to think it ought to be
laid away to grow up, and be
no further trouble to him un-
til they want to marry. Itone
of them has the belly-ache
: and cries at night, Spangle
, thinks that the pain is a spe.
cial hardship to him, because
it keeps him awake a few min
} utes. The fact is undeniable
that the best of men are self,
ish brutes so far as babies are
concerned.
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HOUsEKEEPERS
HOUsEKEEPERs
Men-WOmen-and Children !!
NIen-WOmen-and Children 4!
READ-aEAD.

"Cooling to scalds aud Burns"
"sootmng to all painful wounds,&c
"Healing to all Sores, Ulcers, &C."
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"COSTER'S"
standard Prcparatio MS
ARE
fiCOeTAR's"
B e AU TIT Il r +!

Bittor Sweet and Orange Blossoms.
One Bottle, s1OO-Three for $500.
"OCstar's" RaS, Roach, &c, Eztermi-
nators.
"0ostar's"Bed Bug Eyterminators,
"Oostar'sp (only pure Insect Powder.
"Only lnhllIble Remedies known"
'ls years established in New York"
10000 Boxes and F!asks manufactured daily.
"All Druggists in McARTEUR sell them"
." Beware of spurious limitations"
Address
Henry r. Cos-AR, 10 Crosby
ST., II. Y.
Or JonN +. HEsRr (sucoo0sor toy
. DEMAs BARNES q Co., 81 Park
Row, N. Y.
Sold by G. W. sisqon and is. Strong, Nc.
arthur, Ohio, and drugsi0ts generally.
nov 10 1y
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THE REALITIES OF LIFE.


1t is my belief that this is
the most trying period of wo'
mans life. However kind and.
attentive her husband may be,
a young wife, when she enters
upon the actualities of life,
has disclosed to her, n state of
facts of which she has little or
no conception before marriage.
When she leaves an atmos-
phere of romance and adula.
ton, and enters upon the reali
ties of life, it is like stepping
out of a garden of summer
flowers into the regions Of per-
petual winter, and unless she
brings all her good sense and
philosophy to her aid, her affec,
tions will become chilled, and
she will regard herself a dis
appointed, if not deceived wo-
man Tor the balance of her
life. 1t is the hope that our
experience may be Of benefit
to young wives, that induces
me to reveal some of the do
mestic infelicities of twelve
years of married life.
After our brief holiday,
Spangle-to use his own ex-
pression-tock a tilt at the
world, determined to wreSt
from it not only a competence
but a fortune, that would place
him in the most beatific atti-
tude to be obtained by opu-
lence.
The dear fellow did work
hard, and if he met with OBJ
stacles and difficulties and
trials, the world never knew
it. He reserved them for his
freside, and although he did
not accuse me as the cause,
yet he recounted them in a
tone and manner so different
from the joyous and buoyant
language of courtsip, that ]
could but feel | was in some
way or other accountable fol-
his troubles. Although | new,
er seriously doubted his love
for me, yet he certainly per.
mitted many excellent oppor.
tunities for manifesting it to
pass unimproved. Before we
were married, he seemed to
have a perfect mania for hold
ing my hand, and l used tc
wonder if he would ever give
me an opportunity to do any
needlework after marriage
Rut bless yotlr soul! after mar.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13
Painting and Trimming

OF all kinds executed in the neatest and most
art site style.
REPAIRING OF all kinds in my line will be
promptly and neatly done.
M Work done at this establishment If war;
ranted to be substantial put up solid and exc
cuted in the most workmanke manner, not
to be eXcelled IN any respect by any other es~
tablishmehtin the country.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-13
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