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paper on our editorial table but what
contains column or less Of his adysr-
tisements. He is living example Of
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one has the pluck aud spirit to follow
1t up until it is q success, He has one
Of the finest stores on Broadway, and
il is crowded with people who 60 there
either to buy or inspect his mercantile
palace. He extends an invitation TO all
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Journal,
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sTGen Butler may be bad man.
We know that he is troublesome man,
especially to sCoundrels and swindlerS
Lately in Congress he cut off the bread
and butter of one OF these. He expos
ed the fact that man had been paid
for fifty years for watching about six
hours each day, by gas light, crypt
under the Capitol, where Gen. Wash.
ingtOn was to have been buried, while
the General was really buried at Mt.
Vernon. Gen. Butler is no doubt
considered q beast for bringing this
swindlo TO the light of day.
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ANOTHER 0LD CITIZEN GoNR.--Caleb
Hank. resident Of thls township. died few
days ego. Hewas native Of Virginia, bat had
resided In this State about thirty years. He was
about eighty years old at the time Ofhis death,
ana was liSing with hls fourth wife.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
HOW TO MAKE THE FARM PAY,

How the Farmer may double the value Of his
land; make three times as much out of stoekt
and how all the profits of the farm can be more
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energy. Circulars giving full description sent
free. Address ZEIGLER, McCURDY & CO.,
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Needs nrtec1Ire.

Complaints reach US from Symmes
township, Ofthe want Of safety in the
mail transportation, from Oak Hill or
places beyond that, to Waterloo Ve-
ry frequently, valuables started over
the route have failed to reach their des-
tinatiOn. Not long ago, a citizen out
there sent twenty dollars through the
mail, but the recipient Of the letter
found only dollar in it. We know
OF several instances where small sums
Of one or two dollars, have been "gob-
bled" up by some unknown persons. =.
Postage stamps enclosed in letters are
almost invariably taken. Itseems that
somewhere, villain has seeretsd him.
self, and by very perfect successes, has
been able TO open letters aud seal them
up again, without leaving signs of his
villainy. That there is wrong some
where, we are quite certain. Not long
ago, this Office started plainly direct
cd package to Waterloo, but it has new
or made its appearance. The fault, We
think, is on the routes outside this
county, but wherever it is, a detective
should be put upon the track of the
sCamps who are robbing the people and
bring them to justice -.IrOutOn Register
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Agricultural Notice.

TNHE members of the jackson County Agri-
4 cultural Society will meet at the Court
House In jackson, on Saturday March 6. 1869,
at 10 o'clock A. N. for the parpose of electlne
officers for the Society for the present wear.
GEO. W. BROWN, PREsiDExT.
J. A. SILL, Secretary
Feb. Is, '69-9t
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ArithmeticaI Questions.

No. l. Suppose Tree 81 feet high, 8 inches
In diameter at itS base, tapering regularly TO o
point ct Its top growing every year 8 feet in
height, and inches in diameter at Its base, and
preserving q uniform taper, around which q
Vine, starting at the base of the Tree, growing
the same length every year. and preserving a
uniform diameter of inch, coils 8 times in ev-
cry year, leaving space of4 feet between the
coils; in what time will the Vine reach the top
of the Tree; what will be the height of the Tree.
and what the length Of the Vine when it reaches
the top OF the Tree7
A. r.
No. 2. A and B start from the came place and
In the same direction.
travels uniformly 1S miles per day, and af-
ter days, turns and goes back as far as B has
travelled during the days; he then turns again
and overtakes B 22X days after the time they
first set out. At what rate did B. travel1
CHRoMo.
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Mr.. MATTHEW RIDDELL, Of GLASGOW,
Scotland, writes II have found Palmers Lotion
more useful, than anything have tried for a bad
eruption have had on the face for the last nine
months--would you thereforeSend me two one
dollar bottles, addressed 70 Qusen's Hotel, To-
ronto, @. W..
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LUMBERI LIJMBER!!

HAVE my saw mill now In operation on my
4 own account Mr.. Taught having gone out Of
the business. The mill is now located iu Liberty
township, two aud quarter miles from Mr. BY
erlys, or the old Crooks MIL.
can supply lumber of any kind ordered, and
can oil all orders on short notice. My Postof-
fee address Is Jackson G. H., Ohio.
Send in your orders, rs m confident that
can render satisfaction.
HENRY MYERS.
Jan. Z, ,1sG9--tf.
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livery Sportsman, Farmer and
AI MOrsemam, should send for our pamph-
let of 20 pages containing full description Of
new invention by which the most inVeterAte
kickery, ruDdWdys and ciciOus horses can be driY-
en- with perfect safety. For breaking and train
ing horses it is better than Rarey's or any other
system. Sent free. Address N. P. BOYER &CO.,
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa.
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The loss MAS f10.
OBSERVER.

NO. /, BY 'JUNIus.P
ia could do the work in 80 DAYS, In day, he
could do 1.80, and in 40 days. 40-80 or II. II
could do the work In so days, In day, lie could
do 1-50, and in 25 days, $3.50, OF the other half
and as he begins 2 days after A does, he must
leave of at the end of AS 9th day.
CuRoMo
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CAUTI0N-Do not be imposed upon by other
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OAK HILLO. FER. 1af d

OAK HILL O. FEB, I3 by.
u. Mackley Esq.-ln your issue of Feb. IL,
notice two Arithmetlcal examples. The answer
TO No. is-B can leave off at the end " the 9th
day. Answer to No. 2-The horse dealer lost
ten dollars In the operation. am glad 10 see
this thing commenced. will place these
examples before my pupils. 1t will add greatly
TO the interest Of the Standard" Send on
again. Yours Sc,
DAVID D. EVANS.
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Answers to ArithmetiCal Ques-
tiOnS.
NO. /, BY "JUSIUs.

NO. !, ny "JUSIUs. .#
send you solution Of Arithmetlcal Question
No. /. II A can do the whole job In 80 days
be can do half In 40 days leaving half for B 10
perform. II can perform the whole in so days,
he can perform half In 20 days. But rs A had
worked 2 days when B began, can leave of at
the end of the 9th day Of the progress of the
work. TRUMAN w. YARIAN.
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EARLY ROSE POTATO-An.I,

Foreign Spring Wheats. Oats. Barley. Corn. Clio
yer Seeds, Grass Seed. Hogs Fowls, Best Fodder
Cutter. Send for the EXPERIMENTAL FARM
JOURNAL only 20 cents. Address GEO. A.
DEITZ Chambersburg Pa.
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NURSERIES 0E w. +. NEIKEN.

A N OLD ESTABLISHMENT with new fea-
IAture. Every person can procure Trees
and Plants at Wholesale Prices, BY
ordering through our Club Department. For
prices and other information address w. n.
HEIKES, Dayton. Chic. 8@ 81
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NO. 2, BY !'JUNIUs. "

% per cent il Il.
Therefore $75 Is q ofthe cost ofone horse and
6-4 Of the cost of the other horse. Hence one
horse cost &Of S76 or $50, and the other, 5-4 of
of $75 or 500.
Then both horses cost $160
and being sold for $3.50
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JUSTICES BLANKS
. At the STANDABD OFFICE.
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A GENTS, Farmers, GardnerS
n and FrIIit GrOwers.-Send for par
ticulars of "Best's ImprOpsd Fruit Tree and Vias
InrigOrator and Insect DessOyer." Samples to teal
will be forwarded TO aDy part Of the United
States and perfect satisfdetioR guaranteed. Coed
A gents are ,cdated in every County IN the Unitsd
States. Address j. AHEARN 6S Second Street,
Baltimore Nd.
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THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

viii color gray hair q permanent black or
brown Sold everywhere. Sent by mail for
S1.25.
Address VVNH. PATTON, Treasurer.
Magic Comb Company, Springfield Mass.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NYiBLO'S GARDEN.
~ Lessess Al. anss.rs. ..JARnsTr . PALMER,
TRIUMPHANT s. CCESS
TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
LAST WEEK But ONE
Last WEEK bCI uNE
Of the unprecedented brilliant gagement Of
LYDIA THuMpSUN'5 kLEsyrE TROCfS
THURSDAY, JULY a. 1863,
viii be presented H. B. Farnis's
RECONSTRUCTED
RECONSTRUCTED
siNRAp THE SAILOR,
siNBAD The SAILOR
with un-sceptonabs -..tt S,tsl.
In the course OF the piece the
LAg "a FAMILY,
LACfI FAMILY
In 1leir marvellous Psnivminic Sketches
THE CLUDOCHE TRogpE
THE cLoDUcHE TROUPE
WHY lance their great French Quadrile
A y LENDlD NEW BALLEf
THE FEMALE DRUM CORPS,
THE BOSTON JUBILEE,
ANVIL CHORUS, 40
hessrs JARRETT PALMER oes to announce shs
speedy reproduction first time 10 ava yeaIs) OF Boucica
AMI HOUSES worid.renoWuei Drama Of
ARRAH.NAPO1uE,
GREAT CAST.
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY
COSrCMEs, APPOINTMENTS
the ORIGINAL ErrEcra
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS is ADVANCE.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

WOOD'S MUSEUM AUTHORIZED SUCCES5OR TO
w BARNuM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM
l00u00 WONDERS AND CuRiOSifIES
and
TWO DAILY PERFORMANCES
OFEk FROM A. H. TO 10 Z. H.
ADMISSION 80 CENTS
Every evening alta Every afternoon al e
fOLICE Sly. T. EDDY. RAD PICKER
POLICE SPY. z. EDDY. OF PARIS
POLICE SPY. =. EDDY. RAG PICKER
POLICE sly. 4. EDDY. OF PARIS
MONDAY AuyuSt 2-WORRELL SISTERS
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ON WEST 27Ti STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG wo
LiO TO do chaneerv0rk and nne washing good city
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CLERKS AND Statesmen.

YOUNG NAN, WHO STEAKS ENGLISH, FRENCH,
n German and Spanish, would like to have situation
clerk or csman, retail or Wholesale Address A. W. boz
t,05S Post Office.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
I. Purity the Blood.

Il 70 conceded BY the most eminent medical
,,..n ,ha. the blood Is the fruitful parent OF
&,,ass, by serving As VShicle through which
~axious snostAncss contAininatO Tie fesh by
absorption. f
The foe.id contsuts ofthe bowels, iflonE rs-
a.,nsd Oy consti patton, are often Iaken up eJ
ths vsins or abDorbentS. Various morbid pro-
Auets, such as pus aud saiues Of unhealthy nl-
.esr,, occasionally and their way into the blood
vessels, which result IN seated cases OF scrolu'
Il or Kings Evil, Erysipslas, salt Rheum, Ul'
ssr,, Eruptivs and cutaneous Diseases Of the
shIn, .EniarEsmsn. Of the glands, Pains 10 'hs
Had, siiss and Back. 81. Wins Dance, Ple't-
rsy, Dissiness, TumoTs, Gripping and Collie
PANS, &C., all Of which diseasss readily yield
70 The powerful influence Of Dr. Rooaek's
p,ooa Pusiasr, which searches out all the vile
Aumon and dis,empsrs, leaving the blood IN
Vurs and healthy condition.
The many valuable ingredients OF which the
Hood Puriasr 10 composed being adapted to
s.sh other strictly according 10 Tho Laws Of
.sAsmicai science, makes u oes OF the most
valuable Alternatives and system Eenovasors o
tAs present ago, and It's success a. gros'
medicine mus, increase 30 longas disease con
raus. 70 yex the soul ufman. noV2o
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

RrMSEY, RoAiiS \ REED, the largesi
wholeaals peaieFN 70 fry Goods and Notions
Portsmoush. ohio, 10 tie " erchanss ana Fur
nacemsn 70 an examinallon ofthsir extensive
Winter cock. They give sIscial attention to
keeping the beet goods, spd you will always
ind their plork he harvest aud Piiees the
lowest. one of theIr hrm remains East 70
give his eniire nmsin wA,ehins the marketr'
and In buying faF Them, and hence their stock
slwsys frerh AID Alsays nrs, Supplied with
the newest goods. They oneru.e largely, do
business on The principle Of,he FnalIestproi'
i,s. snd practice the spirit Of liberal sccom
nodAtlon. A h 81 iesp. ls-yl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

SAMUEL w. iKILvEEr, has re,
signed his position as Auditor
o. the Nj, & 2. +. r. Co. Qlias.
+. Low, the popular General
Ticket Ageat of the Company
has been elected to fill the i'm.
portant position made vacant
by Mr.. Kilverts resignation.
Mr.. K. has formed a CO. part
nership with David Snnart
long and favorably known ae
a wholesale grocer aud com
mission meschant at Chilli.
cothe. We commend the new
firm to the good will of our
business men.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

The Ross County Register is
Publishing a list of former citi.
Sens of Ross. county, With their
present Whereabouts. The
probability is that this list-will
prove more interesting to par.
ties in Ross county than it will
prove to persons who forgot to
settle their little bills before
migrating. va.rgs.t
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WE learn that on and after
the first Of February Mr.. Cork
will run his hack to Vinton IN
stead of McArthur'Station the
road to the latter station being
almost 'impassable. As most
of the travel is TO the west a
reduction in fare will be made
so that the through fare TO
all points west will be the
same by the way of Macarthur
Station. 4 go y
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

On Thursday night Of last
week, James ID. Mcknight,
while returning from church,
was attacked, near Allensville,
by John Sewers, VIM. Morgan,
Silas Dick and james Lisle.
and cruelty beaten, kicked,
and stabbed. The parties ma
king the attack were drunk
They were arrested and brought
before Squire Mark, but dis.
charged on account of inform.
aHty in the papers. We learn
that the case has since been
compromised. s., 4 .t..a ,.
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os----------
The following are The mar.
riage license issued by the
Irobale Court during the past
month";
David K. Jones to Marcella
L. Green, SMaradis' L. Barstow
to Sarah Keeten, Thomas L
Evans to Deltha Harvey, Viii.
liam II. Westto Harristt NJ.
Mariindill, william II. Bates
to IS. Augusta Camp, Jerome
Redman to Sarah E. Steel,
Jonathan Clark to Hannah
Gallagher, Aaron Harkless to
Mary Ann Shuster, Joseph O.
Coulter to Ann Darr, Thomas
B. Morris to Cathrne Shirley
Edward Bradley to Drucilla
Gray, Jacob Loney to Charlotte
Carpenter, AndreS T. Royer
to Caroline Livingston, Thea
dore Mercer to Rebecca Jane
Bray, Thomas j. Murphy to
Mary c. Kanan, Elias Lyon to
Nancy Jane Stephens, Isaac
Cads to Leyina Alice Dye,
James Thompson to Lydia Ann
Harper, Joseph Collins to =, A
Heutt, Daviu Thacker to Milda
Thacker, Thomas Blackford to
Mary c. Mosey, John B. Chap,
man to Sarah Jana Truman
Samuel Mercer to Taphath N
Randall, William Lands 10 So.
phis johnson, Thomas John.
ston to Ann Eliza Gregory.
20 9 = -
THEY are putting up a fire
!.
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Reglstry of BirtLs and peaths.

Registry of Births aud Deaths.
Ten deaths and forty,six
births were reported during
he last qharter at the Probate
Iudge's Office. 1t is the dut,
Of physicians, midwives, sex.
t ms, and clelgSmen to furnish
these reports on or before the
.econd Monday Of January,
April, July, and October 1t
has been the halit OF a large
portion of the persons charged
with this duty to neglect ma.
king these reports as required
by law. Their attention has
been called to the Importance
of this law time and again,
but with no good result. We
now call attention to another
feature of the law. Every
physician, midwife, sexton, o,
clergyman who fails to com
ply with :his law is subject to
a fine OF ten dollars, one.hab
Of: Which goes to the parSies
making complaint. Here is q
good chance for some person
to not only make from $50 to
500, but at the same time To
do the State q service. !
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

A PROSPECTING party was en-
gagged on Tuesday last in
searching for bottom at Hoff
hines hill, on the road to the
station. At last accounts there
were no indications" If the
wet weather continues, we un.
derstand the hacks will be re
moved, and schooners substi.
tuted.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

sMITHS nERcAsriLE COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, Ohio, Preparsa young men PTae'
aeallV fOs the duties ofthecountinE.soom, By
:esehins them Bookkeeping, Writing, and
business Arithmetic, and al-o Tor general
business. There's no class sysSem-students
.an enter at any time. College psEmsnsnIly
located. Open day and evening.
.Addrs,s =. W. saIrh, Prinsipd.
Sep. ia, ia6s-yi 1 II. = III
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

WE hope every lady and ev.
cry gentleman too, will read
the article on the outside Of
this paper by Miss Olive Logan.
The subject is elaborateIy mas
tered. MISS Is views are that
a woman should not be a mere
slave or pet doll, but a true
helpmeet to her husband. She
also says that every woman
should learn some useful occu-
patton. The subjects handled
in. a practical bnsiness-like
manner. h
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14

RICHARD KARNEY, of this
county, an account Of whose
suffering from the rupture Of
an artery, we gave two week
since, is, We are glad to say, re.
covering.