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Rein 1ublratipns.
UARPER- NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR OCTOBER 1868.

HARPER" new EHS oi MONTHLY II. AAGANiNh
A health TRIP TO BRAZIL
ILLutrKaroEs 10 The HAbOr Of ho-hio 'An'
ue sea Rio the LandiBr Plset1bs Roe DsTs'A-hnmnhs p
Sedan The AqaedeA Stre-Ar Imperial PAAes-s'A'u' v
Pedro l.
THB WOoDCOCK.
ttp,rs.r1oSt-Head Of woodeoei-woodeoofs at Home
Shooting the woodoocE-EIre Hunting Of WOod'oeA
BORDER "REMINISCENCES. , ,
IlIrs1n,1.oy-1 Don't Ca, II % Taft Dfnl 49, kI'sH'n
Coffee"
TO NY FRIEND.
THB HELDERBERGs.
IrtrsTR,,pysTLe Hedsrbegs Indian Ladt.i-honn'sin
spurs-Gueh view-Tbe Small Fan-Speemtns Of HeeeToers
Fosst-The Hanging Roct-The DOme-fhe Tory House-Ihe
CHas-Tbe Stairway BGrsneeThe sri-BAi HoeTnAng
Min. Lot Pals 10 winier-Clmting amidst lceles.
THE LIGHTHOUSE on MARLBOROUGH RLEF
A SCHOOLGIRL OF THE PERIOD.
BRAyELADY By the Author Of Jom HALIFAX GESIIKxAS'
ILUsrEArloys -AdreEne-" Is There No HoFer
THE STORY OF LEAH AND RACHEL
LOYOIA AND THE JRSUITS
LIEUT. BARKBRS GHOST STORY.
UNDER THE TREES.
THE NEW TIMOTHY. Part XL
MY BYBMY'S DAUGHTER. BY JV,rS hoCAkTHL
Chapter xxx. Lila's Flight
Chapter xxx. A Years Trial
ISMAIL PACHA OF EGYPT
FDo.
PUBLIC dodgers
A SEA OF TROUBLES
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS BOOK TABLE,.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVbkrs
EDITORS DRAWER.
TERMS FOR HARPERs MAGAZINE WEEKLY AND BAzAR
MAGAZINE One Copy for One '
WEEKLY One Copy for One 500
BA1AR One Copy for One 4w
HAMPERS HaRPER wRkKLY and HAMPERS BAIIh 'of
oreyeEr, SO Oh. or any two for 81 o.
HARPER l. BROTHERS Nev.Yorf
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Nov Readyi
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
Il NEW BOOK ON THB PEAR
An Illustrated work. entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP 7. QUINN
apseuea Horestust for grover
The subject simply and thoroughly treated usdsr
Glowing beads;
VARIETIES;
ASPECT;
fRBPARATIoS OF THB soni
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TREES,
DwARPs AND STANDARDS
TINR OF PLANTING;
PLANTING;
DIGGING TREES FROM THE NURSERY ROW AND PACKING
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING;
kAEURTEG AND MULcHIEG:
GATHERING FRUIT
MARKETING PEARS,
PROFITS OF PBAR CULTURE;
PROPAGATI0E-BUDDEG AND GRATING;
PRACTICAL sUooksTloN6
ORCHARD RECORD.
This wOi vin be found eonpss practical manual for he Pear
aross whether for pleasure profit .....
One volume hDdsOnsy tessd In tsA Price sL free By
mail nIessDs Of Onea TIE TRIBUFH, gs-.INb.
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Gtatbrs
A EW-ENGLAND LADY of culture and
~ refinement wishes position resident GOVERNBS 70 ieaoh
English French Music Address for three days Box 9z hs"
York City.
LADY of experience and late pupil OF
IA PIady desires SITUATION TEACHER Of instrumental and
vocal music Address MISS FRANCES Boz 2 vLoodon Conn
A COLLEGIAN desires Situation In prl-
~ vate family TEACHER either IN the elementary or hgn.
branches Address j. L., Boz l22 Tribune Office
A COLLEGE TUTOR wishes private PUPILS
~ branches Refers to the Professors OF Columbia Oosse
Address Box 295 2. o.
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Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

~ slips
"a m. Mail train for Grsepport >
1890 for Royn Glen Cove Loertt VALLEY Huntington. and
NorthuorL
$3.50 D. N Ggeenpor, Express
Rosp Glen Cow. Locust valley, Huntington, Norsh
SOP n for RO.yp Glen Cove LOeu valley. Huntngtop. and
Eoithport
20 m for Jamaica and Heupstssd
For bor Hampton. Long Island Railroad
Train, $500 and D. Fare through SAT
| Harbor. 80
t.us connect Braneh Hampstead Sunday trains foe
Ro,I,n Valley. HunnpOu aud Hobport eavsa
Hunter. Point At 4 m. aud D. l. bAkION Snpa
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi DELAWARE LACKAwANNA, AND WESTERN AlLRoAp


SswYok foot OF Barclay and foot oChroPhersL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY. NAV TO- lSoSv
MAIL TRAIN. connecting at Dsnyhe With BoontOn Behf
Chester Branch, Waterloo Ant
dover and Newton Washington With the D. L. and w. ior wwt
Soabug Great Bend aud al points he LAsh
aBd Bloomsbury Delaware and Hudsou Rds al Bssso
Lshgh SusQeInnA r. for Bethlehem. Ansno-n haush
iiSS. m LKHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark hOrnsS
Washington Phipsburg and baston
At Phip.buE with Bel Del K r. for Bedee he aud a
knon With l. " for Bethlehem Aeito"n aineh ChnA and
WHkssbsrre -
SCRANTON EXPRESS connects At Washington With The D.
L. and Water Gap Sudsburg and Scranton Dover
,hC h,,.r Il r.. a: Waterloo with SUSSEX r. K
nta NJ. SUMMIT and intermediate stations
$50 100 i;t0 ara l. g. $50 49, $50 $50 - ad
to SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
Ilo a m , $50 n TO MoRRlsroWS and n'erusdA'e'
| stations .,.-,...
For NEWARK 73O $50, $780, 1870 H. ii 30 l:tO
o. $50 80 $50 40 S:lo $50 6:lo, $500 S s:.'. ssd
pSr BLOOMFIELD asd MoNTCLAyR 1870 IiOoA 9:'c
s ,ua 6IOp M. SCHOOL, Assistant Superintendent
e A C. 7, A.
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~ COZ ANDr ST.Eor PHILADELPHIA Ksnsbgtoo 80
D m via Camden, m VIA West Phaie phis, la "a
. l2Dlp ~. - y 20 IN. 300 .. m ~ night
FOR Baltimore Wa hnstol-s'Ie NJ a;0o s:a'
var Sopth and South Vests; 40 4 M. 9:2O' o IN.
FOR THE VESTS 40 a. 1880 pm. s. W, The 90
m and D. m trains thsush 10 Cincinnati and Chicago with bat
change silver Palace Sleeping Cars train through
Chicago without chuge daily Saturday excepted aud
tau This the only line running through cars 10
a1y ~ 1850 Nv JACKSON. Genera. Superintendent
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NrFWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD.

~ pEPOT IN NEW YORK OF Liberiy-st North River
On and amer MONDAY Aug ~ 1859 will
"mEsyR NETWORK FOR BRRGESAvB.-At s:+s, 61n 6.5s.
as st. 40 ll40 22S $3.50 Is,
SIS s:is = /: 20 $50, $40. 1915. II so
IRIyE NEW YORK FOR NBST BERGEN-At 5;aS 6:S s:S,
AS n 20 M IL $780, 40 S:s3, 6:a5 Ti0 $50 n0
LsivK NEw.Y0RK FOR hBwARk-At 3:1s $50 SIS. 7:S5,
1880 Il.$0 1929 l. Ia $50 T.
sa 5.s g. S:?5 :, $40 $50 $40, l0:+., ll;Sop N.
r. H. KICKER Superintendent
p BALDWIN. Gtu. Passenger Aren't
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IA
Il Il Thrteth.st Depot as follows
6.45 m WAY Train for Albany.
a. No.. Bufao Express. Drswugreou ears Sttached
Northern and Western Express DrawoEToom caro-
attached.
Special Chicago Erprtu Through in 70 hours Eesasa
ORA -iEs room al attached
ar m. Montreal Express Dr.r ins room attached.
Paese Express with Sleeping through Chicago VIII.
change. Daily.
II p m. Night Express Sleeping ears attached
Hndsou Train.
D. m, Pongbksepsie Train Sundays A NJ
lOs m AIS, aud .. Peekstill Trains
$50 ard SiGg Sing Trains o..
YOnkers Trains :. NJ TOUCkf, Supt
Aug
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Hlusital snstrmtnis.

o.~-4.---~----~------~
GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs-Barmores
N Wareoom Jl8 Beekerst splendid assortment warranted
years. II prise medals; testnonia, from distinguished artlts
IF you want good PIANO, cheap, can az
4 L. p CUMMINGS WMerOom, No Unionsqnafe soy on ~
ments rented Only ooA A'ue 10
fore decide else-hsre -----------
+. HALE is finishing a large stock OF his
Trade m Pail Give him call TeBsba'e and Thrty se'en1b
st.. Nes.Yok
DIANOS, MEEODE0NS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly New TOctaTe Pianos VI hrs|eIAs
mailer, and upward New Cabinet Oan' 10, % ana
from $40 TO @l3 Monthy as'A
msnt, received and instruments Tor WAeroOms No. 1s Broad
way HORACE WATERS.
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GEORGE ROUTLEDGE & SONS,
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ERESH and CHARMING.
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THE NURSERY,
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NEW YORK AND oNEw-HAvEN RAIL

NEW -1Ohh -Ai-hf iN nail
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 10. 1863.
Neulok Of Twenty ssd
Fourth Entrance N TNeuVssVenth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For NewHsven and Bridgeport (ELl ll3JO I2l3 tBIl3
Tn, 3:s3. 40. $3.50 aud IS tELl " m
FOR Milford s.for FAIRFIELD Southport aud wesipO ll:p
m 345 $50 aud 3: 70 D. M
For ROrwaR. Z (EIL li.jO l2S (gIl CErl 3:4S
G3o IsIl; $50. $50 and tEil 2 NJ, "a, ..,s,o
For stamford. (RIh @ loa NJ i!S tEr), a;la. BLh
3:ts 40 tsr }. t;s5. $50 $50 7;l5 (Bxl "a
For Greenwich 1850 2;iS 3'sS t'S $50 $50 7;!s y
For POr, Chester aud intermediate Oa' at, iaos AIS.
3;4s. As $50 $3.50. 7:l3 and g;9o p IN
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston, via Springfield, ~. IL lkI j. N
Tor Boston via Shore Line. 1918 (Er) ep.
For Hartford and Springfield s a M. III. 9:5 stsAb
For Connecticut River Railroad (kA l-' n " Monireh
Up N. Northampton.
10. So -, ....t.-..- p.n.o.A
Rilb lSpm. ~.
FOR Hou,Atoulc Railroad, Sa m AID 2 NJ
FOR Nsug aluck Railroad, y a. 70. thHh Az a.
For Dsnbuu and so.nk Railroad 80 aud $40 m, aud
M with Freight tran ifen Nor~ak 20 DanbafT
Por New. CAuaan Railroad, 1872 s,1n aud a0 y
~ JAAES N. HOiT, Superintendent
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90 Ilbum il mup Confirm.

EXCISE NOTICE.-The undersigned Will
IL apply the Metropolitan Board of Excise on Vie h dy OF Oct
CLAUS TiRSKBN
EXCISE NOTICE.-The Undersigned will
IL apply Metropolitan Board Of Excise on the M OF October
1863 sell strong aud splhuous liquors zines ale and
beer, at No. BoBd.s. hLBbhI BkAhAh
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

THERE 'soems to lie = di spo-
Sltion on the part of some OF
The hot heads Of Indiana to get
themselves into notorietyby
initiating the Seymour rsgu'
lators, and forming similar or
ganiza,ions. The New Albany
Ledger sends out the following
note Of warning:
""Ws can, in all seriousness
assure those who engage in
this regulating busihess, 1t any
there are, that not only the To-
eAl but the State authorities
have determined that the laws
shall be enforced and the vic.
lators Of them brought to trial
and punishment. The good
name Of the city, county and
State, already sufficiently out.
ragged, demands this at their
hands, and We speak adyisedly
when We say that they will
. discharge their duty. Any at
tempt TO maltreat citizens in
the pursuit of their lawful oe'
.eupstions viii, surely be follow
Cd by dstsetisn and punish
Mant" A.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
WANTED-A -AGENTS,s76 % zoo 2

s,.r{sn:s. al: 80 t;n.lc I. is,,sdsss ssss se
f1sifY 8EWiNV MACHINE. Ths mschine
Will Agtteh, hem, fell, tuck, Guilt, cord, bind,
braid and smhroider IN most superior manner.
Price only SIS. Fully warranted for I've years.
We wilt pay $1,000 for any msehine that will
sew q stronger, more besniiful. o. mere slaJttc
seam than ours. Itmakes the sElastlc Lotk
Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut, and
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tsaringil. Wspsy agents fro N sIt 70 500 per
month and eIpe nses, or q conthission from
which twice that amount can be made, Ad-
dFass, sECoMB CO.. pIttsburg. Pa, OF Bos'
ton, Mass. Ft .''. ~ ggGffg 4GF
'CAUTIoN.-Do not bs imposed 60 by other
parties palming OF worthless cast iron ma
ch,pea, under the same name or otherwise.
Ours ls the only genuiReAnd really cheap ma
chine manufactured. 4w deci7 1868
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

~ chi,lleaihs Advertiser
calls the Republicans ali
iosuss, and hnds fault with
their anansial Management.
The editors heart b 90 de.
prassd, that ks tries 70 maet
himself believe that every ybody
else d h he same condition.
Ne 10 sorely troubled because
he and his frienda who have
been endeAsOsing to destroy
the Union can not get their ra'
paeiohs claws into the public
eOEassi His financial ability
has sxsmpli6ss itSslf repeat
edly; be "bpstsd nat" about
four years Ago ~ speculafine
ip dried apples hut aftswsFd'
ssla hirnsslf to the Democracy
kks . stray dog, ,he sought q
master who would jSea him
the scraps from his iKtsep, He
has now saccSsdsd tCSSths sx.
tsnt In araising the wind" and
also q ANAL family.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
Road Notice.

N1OTlcEw hereby given that petition Vim
IN DO presented 10 tho CoInmissio nsrs Of Vim
ton comfy Of their next session, TO be held on
the Arst Monday Of March. A. y. 1869,
praying for The alteration oi the Comfy Road
leading rom Barns MI ~ Wiltesyille Iown.
follows, u.s.: Commencing at = PAR Of bars on
Henry Geaf's and Jscob jears land. thence
across Jacob aud Henry Gears and Jordan
Ewing's lsno IN routh'easterly direction IN
ul strikes Armeneas Gear's bars, following
the old pathway as near a. possible thence
10 the corner of, his land, !, hence south cas-
terly direction to locust tree, thence eastto
the section line, there u interseot said County
Road, (and 10 vacata said County Road betwcsu
those poinis,l Ae. PkTITiONER.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07


LATE Arizona dispatches state
that the Wapai Indians had
broken faith with the United
States authorities again, cem.
mitting depredations upon the
people of Wickenburg and the
neighborhood, who organized a
company of scouts on purpose
of chastising the Indians. They
petitioned Gen. Ord for troops.
The Apaches murdered two
men in PIMA county, and stole
o number of cattle. Thetroop5
succeeded in recapturing the
cattle. The PIMA Indians had
committed outrages near Mar.
copa Wells, and General Alex
ander settled the matter with.
o1t resort to arms. Owing to
the Pinias' numbers, trouble
with them 10 wished to be
avoided. s2EiS!EB s0nG
There is no -four in Prescott
or Lopez, the. people living on
corn,meal and vegetables. az
they have had to do for some
time. Avessel with supplies
is supposed to have been lost
of the Mexican coast in are.
cent storm.
Mi6ine, both placer and
quartz, 10 prosecuted vigorously
A number,of emigrants have
arrived from the East mostly
men, going to the Grow, Dig.
gings. . $50, 'zs.sou
GEN. Halleck has ordered the
names Of Camp Lincoln changed
to Camp Verdi, and Camp Nc
PLerson to Camp Date Creek,
Numerous murders are
chronicled. - n.s ?
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

pFrsssps rseorsriss from Fever. or an, )
be ussilensnt iopas % dlssass. viii and 10,
backs Stomach Bsttsrs insaiasbls ss .oaic
and stnulan,for rsmOupE Al the prossr.siss
sheets which fSllow -dissssssi =. tuppiiss,fhs
srePt Sali - loas felt for q reliable isric "a
sppelissr. I W
>. For sas aksIsssn's drns s.sss.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
PIrrsBuas, Jan. O.

! The river has risen nine feet
four inches in the last foftyi
eight hours twentyfg feesoi
water. in the channel Wealth
or cloudy. Thermometer 30
deg. Light saiii Yesterday.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

TEE Secretary Of the Treas.
ufy has ordered the. supervis.
ssg inspector Of steamboats, ol
he district in which the recen,
disaster on the Ohio river oc'
sssrsd to make a rigid exami.
.aiion Of the causes Of5.he
came. Il is also undsrstood
hat Mr.. McCulloch has SeCom.
nsndsd to the House Copmit-
sss on Commerce . repeal oi
tAe laws, or parts Of laws, Ah,
,hozising the'carriage as freigh1
H petroleum on steamboats
carrying passengers, ;.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

Gray.headed People have their locks re-
stored BY u to the dark. .lGstrous, silken tres.
ses Of youth, md are happy.
Young People, with iigh6 fhded. or red Hair.
have these dnfashio nGbls coIors ehAdgskito
. beAuhfhl auburn, aud rejoice.
ruh and humors, use II, and have ciean coats,
aud clear and healthy scalps.
Bald. Headed Veterans have their remain
.1sd s ss 1s e: 5, ,ss:s CO...
.Its,.,. ySssss esnsi.a.s US. n sse.s:.. /. richly
n u,,s y,sssss Ls.Aiss Use !. bsssass Il keeps shsr
Evsfy6edy must I'D WI use u. becauss
itis the ciaanest and best article ID the market.
For sale By DruRpsts generally.
les. Strong, g. W. 6isaon, Agents, McAI-
thur, Ohio. A. B. Merriam = Co., Wholesale
Agents, cincinn u, u. noysi5TlT.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

GsNEkAG Grant has rot.yet
asaidad upon any single person
sbr Q cahinat otiea Ali "a.
'sOrs, thsssfors, that = position
has been oGssad to Senator
Aorton or Representative
Eashburne,or any other per
son, have no foundation other
than Q speculative one, founded
upon the relation known to ex'
lat between them and the Pres.
ideut elect General Grant is
not half 80 much concerned
shout his cabinet as about Con.
gfsss and the use it viii make
Of the public moneys betFesn
tho 5th Of January and the'4th'
q March. He does not con-
esal his anxiety on that subject,
aDd takes every proper occa.
si0h to express bis wish that
the most rigid economy shoc!d
Be praeticsd. In this the psc.
plssse with him without die,
.iastion Of pssty. Above and
before al other policies" they
viii approve the policy Of ss.
tssnchment Of expenditures.
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lihraries; the Bible, ,shakapesFe, and Wsbsier.s
aoyL Quartz. tChieago Eyenlne Iet mall
TIE nes webster % eiorieus--st y perfsct-
u distances sad de1ss eesspssitssn--it leaves
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lbs most usefufand remsfkable rn-,psnAs-
um Of human knewledes N sur ! nxuars.--
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PRICE e6.
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.ust the thiag for the raillion.-tkp. Educs
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

Train is not al all discour.
: aged At his failure In John
Morrisssy's district, owing to q
deficiency Of some fve-sixths
the requisite vote. He says;
aFsso end bic hosts next time
will he dtosped in the Red
Sea Of Tammsny corruption
JUpaF GRAIN has sentenced
Andrew Price,. convicted Al
Ironton of the murder Of Lewis
Hillenbsrg, to be hung on
Tssadsy, the 18th day Of March
1850.
Executions ineohio are re
,luirsd to be conducted IN th.
all yard, unseen only by sucl
y the Sheriff may call 40 Wit
iieesea -
Ths, Dsmocrstie Messenger
. Copperhesd paper at Ere
usnt, sPsits ofePhil. Shsr,da,
"a 80 lLesse =. t;as
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07

WV Hu -
StsAdaPd PrOpsPstiOn
=. ARE
"oOstar''" Rat, Roach, Il. Ettsrmi.
nAtors.:
''0ostar's" Bed Bug Extsrminstors.
"Costaf's" (only pure) Insect Powder
"only infallibls Remedies knowa,"
"ls ysars established IN New York"
1900 Boxes and Fiasks msnufsctursd daily
"Al DruRgists In MeARTHuR ssli them."
"iliBewars I Of spurious ini'As,ons."
si.oo sizes sent BY mail on receipt efpnes.
$500 for Any three 800 sisss By Express.
Address
HESsY r. Cosrka, 10 Crosby
ST., N. Y.
Or JOnR 3. Hsssr tsueesssor toy
DEMAs BARNES q Co., 81 Parh
Row, N. Y.
Said b, O. ": sia,on sad J.s. s,rosg. Ne.
Arthur Ohio, and druggists generally.
nov iety
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
Extensive fre-LOss $3.50, 900
~ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Q.

fHILADELPHlA, JAN q.
Last night a fire destroyed
an extensive grain and pro
ducs forwarding warehouse at
the corner Of Broad and Cher
ry streets, tie contents Of
which on the first floor we're
-four, feed and hops, and on
the third floor, whiskey.S The
total loss, including the build
ing, is estimated at a quarter
of q million.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-07
AGENTS WANTED
Yss eva IrIssssxss, Ysssssss Bisssss q
General y. Q. Grant.

III ALBEhT u. kiChAkDaON'
Asthor Of "Nsld. uD.ncsos esd -
|csps.n and "Bsyond Me Mssiss5gptn
i KIND. wnttep By the ranctisa ofGeasfsl
vfant, himself The Author Il widely knoes
90 ons q ths most truthful ~ well ~ hrilllsp,
wrstsr.. - wns vith General stHns curite
Journahst whtinR nom "Hssdquarsers u the
held," wAs eas % bic earliest suppoFters,. Ne
fwr,f<s rom personal chssrvations. sod from
material ssfhsrsd ffom channel. opeesd TO him