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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-23
A Model ParlOr Magazine.

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toned literary articles, togeth-
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the January number, just re>
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holiday attractions, has a fine
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TERMS OF THE DAILY GAZETTE.
A PREMIUM TO SUBSCRIBERS

lhE UhAE1 u ANNUAL REGISTER,
The Second Volume Of The Gazette Animal
Register will be issued on the first ofJanuary,
1870. This work will contain a complete hisI
tory of the events for the year lsG0-Gompare-
tive election returns for all the States; the
vote of OHIO and Indiana, by townships; the
Organization Of National and Stale Govern.
ments; names of the members OF the legsla-
ture of0hlo, Indiana and Kentucky; the Com
greSs OF the United States, times for holding
district or Circuit Courts, and other GENERAL
and valuable statistics. 1t also will contain an
Agricultural and horticultural Department,
which farmersand gardeners will find valuable.
The Almanac aud Meteorological and Astro-
nomical features will be prepared by Prof.
Able, Of tho Cincinnati Observatory. The
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Acopy of the Register will be sent free to
every mail subscriber to the Weekly, Sem4
weekly or DAILY Gazette. 1t will be issued on
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In order TO obtain the full benefit Of the Regis
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ofJanuary. All letters should be addressed to
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Great Distribution
BY the Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash Gifts to theAmount Of $500.00O.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE,

'o@ DASn Ub u 1h1h'
nights, each = -. : 500
20 Il" " ~. iSSoS S,ScS
80 elegant rosewood Pianos, each 300 to zoo zoo
IS !" Melodeons ".75 to 100
$50 sewing machines, "60 to us
500 gold watches, as to 800
Cash prizes, silyerware, &C., valued atl 900 900
+ A chance to draw any Of the above prizes for
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and sent TO any address. Tho prize named
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on payment Of .one dollar. Prizes arelmme>
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Of the Same value. No blanks. Our patrons
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Killing Hogs.

A correspondent, in the
Journal of Agriculture says;
Kill your hogs the very first
cold spell after the 10Th of No.
vember. 1t is a mistaken idea,
that to save Your pork you
must have extreme cold wealth.
er. Pork should never freeze
after killing; you can never
have good bacon of frozen
hogs. If the weather is sufis
ciently cold to form ice, it is
cold enough. Your meat will
lake salt in moderately cold
weather very quick; in ex,
tremely cold weather it will
hardly take salt at all.
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For the Record.
Trees and Shrubs of Ohio.
BY REV. 9, II. WARREN.

sAsAFRAs TREE.-( Sdsafras 0Gicinale.)
This small but handsome tree
is quite generally diffused over
the United States. 1t is an in.
teresting tree in all its bear
ings; it belongs to the same
family as the European Laurel
or Sweet Bay. In favorable
soils the Sasafras sometimes
attains the heighth of forty or
fifty feet, though usuallyit does
not grow higher than twenty
five or thirty feet. In the
county of Ross, State Of Ohio ad
jacent to the waters of Paint
Creek, there is a clump of these
fine trees, the largest l have
ever seen; one of them is about
fifty feet high and two feet in
diameter. The flowers which
are beautiful, appearing early
in'the spring are OF a yellow
color, clothing the tree in
small fringe.like clusters. The
'fruit.which succeeds the bios
SONS, is SIN all, deep, blue
berry, located on a red foot,
stalk or cup. The timber is
beautifully grained and may
be used adyantageously by
mechanics. The bark of the
wood, and roots have an agree.
Bile smell and taste, and are
used quite extensively in the
early spring as an article for
tea, incidentally it is regarded
as an anti scorbuti3 and sudor-
ilic, and is thought to be efli~
cacious in purifying the blood.
Some years since it stood very
high in the medical depart
ment, being in great repute
with practitioners abroad, and
immense quantities of the bark
of the roots were exported to
England; but at present the
demand has greatly decreased.
This common tree should ney-
er fail to have a place in all
collections OF trees where land
scapes are to be beautifed,
possessing at all seasons of the
year an intense interest; to the
eye it is an agreeable object in
the early sunny days Of spring,
when decked with its yellow
ish, green and silky blossoms,
and as the sultry days of sum-
mer come upon us, diffusing
their warm glowing rays
all the earth below, it
is an object to be greatly ad-
standing up elegantly,
robed with its glossy deep,
green, oval or three-lobed
leaves, and when the gathering
rushing storms of late autumn
and desolating winter reign
in unchecked fury amidst
earth's vast domains, how
beautifully do the green ex>
tended branches !. i large,
neatly cased buds appear.
When fully grown it is also
lutte picturesque for a. small
rec. 1t appears extremely
we'll on the borders of a plan>
.ation and mixed finely with
almost any of the heavier de~
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A."Subseriber0 . DE west.


A subscriber TO the west,
ern Rural says: '...I'.... ...-
1The western Rural has the
pretuest name, the pretliest
dress, the best print, and gives
the'beSt family reading of any
weekly paper | ever held be.
fore my eyes" t.
And a Postmaster writes:
"Ihe Western Rural is the
best paper that | ever canvass,
ed fQr3 ahdis looked after with
more interest than any other
paper taken at this office" "isl'
The success of this great
Western Agricultural and
Family Weekly is remarkable.
Since its enlargement last
Winter, its circulation has
been greatly increased, and its
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per year, uniformly Lsingiy or
in clubs. New subscribers for
1870 will receive the remaining
numbers of this year free. So
any one wishing the Western
Rural for next year.. should
send $500 at once, or write for
specimen numbers and partic.
ulars about premiums. About
one thousand families in the
West are now using sewing
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Thousands of watches, bells
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choice jewelry, etc, have been
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THE MEEKLY GAZETrE.

Is printed op clear type, contains an ayers
age of thrtysfour columns Of reading matter,
and is specially designed for the country.
News, Literature, Commerce, Manufacturers
and Agriculture are the speclslties Of this edl.
zion, aud each department will be found full
and complete. Farmers will find the Agri-
cultural Department, which ls in charge OF an
editor Of practical experience in that line Of
industry, Of great practical value. The pro
ceedidgs Of the Cincinnati Horticultural Soci-
ETY. are also printed IN this paper, and by
special arrangement we will hereafter furnish
q report OF the American Institute Farmers
Club, in advance OF Eastern papers. first
found in the Weekly Gazette, with enough
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we labor, and nothing Of interest will escape
mt t,pntiOn, a Ifs 1ll .tt j. Il'' +.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-23

IF any of our readers are
prematurely gray, or are troub.
led witilfaihng off of the hair,
dandrulf or itching of the scalp.
they have only to use Rings
Amrnbrcsla, and their trouble
Will soon be over. Thenprep,
aration is not only a re8torer
of gray hair, but one of the
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haye eelfeXg9F5s sEfE ItFr also, by
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ness, and in many cases re.
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Wanted the Man Thrown In


wanted the Man Thrown In.
=: A Canadian clergyman not
long since sHn4 was called upon BY
an Irish girl, who asked low
much Oh. he charged for ,'marry
ing anybody. ...... ..... =. :. Z.
lie replied, "a dollar and a
half" and Biddy departed. 4. .e. %
A few evenings later, on be.
Ing summoned to the door, lie
was accosted by the same per
son, with the remark that she
had. come to be married. 10 E.,
every WELL" said the minis.
ter; but perceiving With aston.
ishment that she was alone, he
continued, aH here is th6imanyo
An expression Of disappoint-
ment passed over Biddy's fea.
lures as she calculated: ,.rl pit
sand don't you find the man
for a dollar and a hali!o
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nook AGENTS WANTED FOR ss9-L
d .LI STRUGGLES q &TRIUMPHs OF
.P.T.BARNUM.

Written by himself. In one large -ocssyo yoi-i
and German. 80 Elegant Full Page Engra-
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lished so acceptable to all classes. Every one
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pay freight West. Illustrated catalogue and
terms 10 agents sent free.
.B.BURR CO., Pubs, Hartfoidi Conn. 81
nov l8 1860 aH - t.n .n.L n n .ni.Ih ~ N.
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important Notice !---MOney
Saved!

Saved!
Those who wish to subscribe
for that most excellent Agri
cultural and Family Weekly
the Western Rural for the year
1870, can make a saving by
subscribing through this office.
BY arrangement, we can fur
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once. and receive free :, nm hore
OF the Western Rural for the
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The Paper for the People.
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THE CINCINNATI GAZETTE.
Daily, seml-WeekIy and Weekly
TERMS FOR 1870,

The proprietors in announcing the terms
tor the several editions Of the Gazette for 1870,
beg leave to state that the paper, in the line
OF improvement, is still marching onward. A
better paper was promised last year, and the
promise was fulfilled; and now, for the ensu
sured. Our aim will be to Keep the Gazette
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neither labor nor money in efforts to.make II
acceptable to all classes ofreaders. Our folio
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us to print more reading matter, exclusive Of
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q Agents Wanted to Sell the r.,
EMINENT WOMEN OF THE AGE =,

AN. OCTAVE VOLUME Of $50 ,pages, con.
Attaining AZ newly written sketches by
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DAILY GAZETTE.

As a newspaper, the Daily Gazette is not
surpassed by any publication in the United
STATES. ltcoyers the entire field ofNews, Lit.
erature, Commerce, Manufactures, Agriculs
ture and Amusements, and occupies it fully.
Matter coming nntier these heats, not found
in the Gazette, will not be worth reading. In
its editorial Department the Gaze tie has all
the excelle ;ce that variety OF first class tai =
ent can impart to IL. In principle we need
hardly say that 1t Is Republican.
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GRAPE VtNES.,

CO nnACONC0RD and Ives i6sedllps
OU UUUGmpc Vines for e7wellrSoctsd +,
outdoor propagation entirely. These Two
varieties are most reliable for the climase and
soil OF Southern Ohio. will cell onmmps yia;
VERY RE EAsoNABLE TERMS
Liberal deductions made by .he thonssnd
for vineyards. w THOS. b. DAVIS.
Macarthur, November II, ls69. y. le eyooi
Clayton Baird, agents, Athens, o.; y Maf. ,
tin, agent, Plymouth, y, Robt. Wilcox, Ham. 1;
den, o. 49,, '-' - ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-23

Being Mirror OF New York, refect,ng,vith
startling accuracy on the secrets or
4oj the great metropolis. fshsk aur
0ur Agent in Hortford sold ~ in one day,
one in N. j. soid227 In 16days, one agent In
Mass. sold 30i in one week. - 80 iaa 7-jE -
No book ever published that sells sorapidlyi
IcYou wish to know how Fortunes are made
u and lost in day; how shreWd
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how Gambling Houses and Lotteries are con-,
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how the Bubbles burst, &c. read this Work
II tells you about the my steries ofNsw York, q
and contains spicy. life sketches OF its noted
millionaires, merchants. Ac.. large Octave
Volume, 7N pages, finely illustrated. Tho
largest commission given. Our 50 page circur,
lar and $500 Greenback sent free ON applica-
ton. For full particulars and terms address
the sole publishers, j.. .B.BURR 4 40. Aar.s q
'fOrd CT r.... - 20 nov III 1853 .f
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Notice, LadIes'ANo More Washing,
No More Ironing, No MoresYexation!

The great invention ofPaper Clothing which
gan not he detected from linen fabrics, and ut
Itwould be impossible to giye here all lie
advantages which these goods possess in an
emlnun' uttfec. 'Yhey must be seen to be
appreciated.
The pegt demand for them, upon the man.
qhcturefs IN Europe, preyented them thus far,
rom se1di9ga large supply. Thus the fist
only, merely to aiutroduce andy show thelr
meritr --a 20 = e = SO
Wholesale dealers will not be dealt with for
thelrqSeht. m Urderwill lie filed, for more
thln one dozen ofany one article at one time
10 the sgps address. -r,-...-.-...'
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PRTCE LIST.

suits, Walking, with paHier cut, each...... .75
SRlfts, pain white, por quarter dozen,...... .75
skirts, one rIilie, per quarter dozen OO
Hand soretieis, embossed handsomely,
1 pariect imitation per erdozen........,..,. .3G
Collars, pbnbie as linen, per dozeh.. 80
Chez lsSbil,lper quarter do2enr@ ..........,.OO
SHIRT Fron,s, elegant designs, per dozen. rs
y ni9 yeSts, iolr IN packagc......... ......lOO
ann differs! ~ = 6Ilt2Tfc; UT
Money must accompany each order to in.
sure atlentlsh, Letters callindfor information
must contain stamp.
Inlsdming money, procure money orders
y possible, and, add ten per cent. for postage.
.r - lACObuS VAN,
The Paris and London
PAPER Clothing Co mpsny's AGENT. "
80 Circle street, corner Of Market, H
son o,,ocoo indianapolis, Indiana.
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WHILE excayating for the
railroad, valuable iron ore in
large quantities, also a bed ol
superior fire. clay, were discov.
cred recently, some three.
fourths of a mile from town.
The ore is in an eight-feet vein,
contains so per cent. of pure
ore, and sufficient lime to an
swer all the demands for smelt-
ing:--NOble Go. Republican.
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THE PARl S AND LONDON
PAPER CLOTHING OOMPNY
Outfits for Ladies and Gentlemen.

GNHE undersigned would most respectfully
4 inform the public that the agency 10 the
ahoYe under letters patent celebrated manu-.
mclured Paper Goods, Is established, and for
the hrst time introduced in the United States.
Arorg the various accomplishments OF
science and art this may be con, n,idered one of
thegrcatest achievements ofthe age.
The renown which these Goods have OBJ.
tanned IN Europe for their exquisite elegance,
heXlhility, great durability ana cheapness will
a. once recommend them tO the American
puLlc.
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FARMERS HELPER

CHOWS BOW TO DOUBLE THEPROF-TS
DOF tn e FARM, and how farmers and theil
sons can each make 800 PER MONTH in
Winter, 10000 copies will be mailed free 10. +,
farmers. Send name and address TO ZEIG9
LER, McCURDY 4 CO., Cincinnati, 0hio.''@ ea
nov Is 1869 4 W, y. r'H.. s.gi-.tgi- {p 1lss aii
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AMERICAN ALoE.)

NM Z RlCAM Al OEJ
This delicious preparation. mafe from tha
root Of the American Aloe, (agava), L. the f.
vorite. and almost universal beverage Of tho
inhabitants OF the mountains Of Peru, Mexico,
and Lower California, where the plant grows
In wild luIurianoe. Their physicians con-
stantly recommend II as q stimulant, and
diuretic. In all diseases where such remedy
10 indicated One Of the Proprietors. In trav.
cling through MEXICO and Lower California,
several years ago, had conhded 10 him by
Spanish Padre, the Recipe for It's preparation.
They now offer II 10 the public with the hope,
that its high reputation as remedy on the
Pacific Coast, will bo Infinitely enhanced by
Its success upon tho Atlantic Its undoubtsd
efficacy in Gravel, Gout Chronic Rheumatism,
Incipient Dropsy, FlAtuIencc, Colo Pains; In
Distractions In tho bladder, Kidneys, and
Urinary Organs; In Dyspepsia. and General
Debility, and in Exhausted Vital Energy-ia
unrivaled. 1t ia considered by the MeIicana
to be On absolute specific for scurvy. ID .'''
DIRECTIONS.
As q Diurstfc, a tablespoonful In wtne-
glass Of sweetened water three times q day,
just before meals. As . Stimulant, from half
awinsglass 10 awineslAsstui In little water.
rs occasion may require. Observe tho Seal
upon the cork OF the bottle, that 1t has not
been previously broken. Full value viii be
paid for the empty bottles and boxes when
returned to the Proprietors, :. 'N j.
.rgda BROWN & KoLLoCK,
1901 RIDGE AVENUE, Philadelphia
For Sale at Sisson's. Al" '' p
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SEMI-WEEKLY GAZETTE.

This paper is printed on Tuesday and FRI
day of each week. It's the same size as the
daily ard weekly, containing thrty.six full
columns Of reading matter. Most of the read
Ing matter prepared for the daily and weekly
VIII be printed in:lhis edition. PERSONS who
desire paper oitener than once week, but
do not need daily, will find this the cheapest
and best paper published anywhere.
TERMS OF THE sEMI-wE wEEKLY GAZETTE
One copy, lO4 numbers ,$4O0
Two to five copies, each. 900. $50
Five to ten copies, each. ...... 800
Ten to twenty copies, each, .... 200
Twenty copies and upward 49,. 2.S0
An extra COPY will be sent to the getter up
of each club often.
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY GAZETTE

One hundred copies and over -. LOO
An extra copy to the getter up Of a club Of
ten, and an additional copy for, every
twenty subscrib, rs thereafter. For clubs OF
fifty, the semirweekly will be sent instead of
extra weekIes, il preferred; and for clubs Of a
hundred, the daily will be sent, II fpreferred 10
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James L. Blakeley,s Estate.

NOTICE il hereby given, that the subscri.
~ Der has been appointed AdmlnistrairIx on
the estate Of James L.Blakeiey, late Of vinton
county, deceased. Dated at Macarthur, this
9th day Of December. A. d. 1860. 7-'- ~ =
JENNA BLAKELEY, Administrative.
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CfCW DTuHtu'
This great Work by = IL v
Rev. JOHN A. MURRAY,
Has been in active preparation for
over thirty years, and is Just now
completed. 1t has. received the cor
dial'endorsement of leading clergy.
men Of all the principal religious de-
nominations, and will be found to ill
4 long recognized hiatus in our Chris
tiaa, literature. -...-..
We will send to any address n six
teen page circular, giving full partc-
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