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than did before, and on my way home
I gave the publishers Of the paper call.
"I begin to think. my friend" said l
II began in the wrong direction to curtail
expenses. and was indeed, penny wise
and pound foolish, when withdrew my
patronage. Our interests are more in
timately connected than / could have
believed. until | made the experiment.
Thereupon was again enrolled on his
list OF subscribers and half column
devoted 10 my business. And / freely
confess have no reason to regret the
expenditures. My old customers and
many new ones began to revive, and ere
long I felt warranted in the expense OF
securing m assistant.
My family was gratifed at the appear
ance of their old friend, the newspaper,
and am resolved that sooner than part
with it, will give up ''ale and cigars,
which for me would be quite sacrifice.
prize more highly than ever my news
paper.
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20 she'll iear.r replied Jim.

Did she "tearPn Not at all; she bore
it with most Christian meekness; mere
ly saying to Deacon Thorne-when he
and Deacon Frisbie came in TO finish the
business, by transferring fifty dollars
from one pocket to another, You always
manage to sell the best cows and keep
the poorest. l guess you'll find some
difference in the butter, now Old Fill.
Pail' is going.n
At which Jim snickercd behind his hat,
and was ordered to go and feed the hogs.
Strange, Jim told lies!
Who taught him.
Deacon Frisbiewas strongly invited 10
stay to dinner. lie graciously assented
and the two deacons settled themselve,
comfortably in their chairs, and had a
good time talking over church matters.
When the dinner was ready we all 81,
down together; and Deacon Frisbie ask
ed a blessing, in which he praised Dca-
con Thorne, and Mrs. Thorne. and Jim,
and "tho stranger within their gates,
(meaning mel, and | really expected to
hear him give thanks for the old spotted
cow, but he stopped just short of that.
Dinner done. he shook hands all round
in a most friendly manner, and depart
ed
When he was safely on the road, Dea-
con Thorne chuckled audibly, and obscr-
we'd 10 his wife, with & sly poke in her
side, "Old Fill Pail, difference in the but
ter. oh ~
To which Mrs. Thorne replied with n
grave cunning smile,
Neither chuckle. poke or smile was
lost on the ever-present Jim.
Strange Jim told lies.
Who taught him.
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poetrp.
IN QUIET DAYS.

The dying year grows strangely mild;
Now in the hazy autumn weather
Ny heart Is like a happy child,
And life and l, friends reconciled,
60 over the hills together.
Nv peaceful days run sweet and still
As waters slipping over sand
Seeking the shadows OF free viii
To gather tendercr lights than fill
DAYS over>lavish hand.
The summer wood with music rings,
The singers Is a troubled breast;
/ am no more bird that sings,
But that which broods with folded wings
Upon its quiet nest.
Oh, faircst month Of all the year
Oh, sweetest days in life they melt;
Within, without Is autumn cheer,
September there, september here,
50 tranquil and 50 mild.
on have watched all night with grief.
All night with 10y, and which Is best3
All, both were sharp, and 10th were brief,
nv heart was like o wild-blown leaf,
give them both for rest.
Fair Quiet, close TO JOY allied,
Blu; loving shader walks to keep,
By day i. ever at my side;
And all night long with NE abide
Peace and her sister Sleep.
Carl SPENCER In Harpey'- Magazine for Sci
tember
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CAMPAIGN RECORD.
Only 25 cents, cash i'm
advance.

ANIMAL LlrE is trll OF corruption
and we can only hope to escape the
ills which flesh islieir to by a judi
cious use of the remedies In natures
store-house. In all the time which
has past since the world began, man.
kind has given great attention and
some of Its best talent to the study OF
medicine. While this sacrifice has
not. been wholly in vain, the facts
elected are few aud most unsatisfac,
Toy I, Among the truths which have
been elected Is this that If we keep
the blood pure we must be healthy"
To lpilrifythGbldod there is no'medi-
cine equal to Morse's Indian Roo. Pills.
as thousands of testimonials will YER
ify. Use Morse's Pillsifyoa wish TO
Eegain and retain your health. Morse's
Pills are thebest medicine for all Fe.
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The Great Book
.r. -t1.
to..Ht1i. ..
.a OF TEE YEAR.

Among the distinguished diyines who have
given BIBLE LYRICS their endorsement and
warm commentator, are the folio owing:
Rev. D. W. CLARK, b. D., Bishop Of. the
Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev. SAMUEL
II. COZ, d. d.; the late Or. WHITE.
President Of Wabash College; Rey. EDWIN
HALL, D. H., Professor OF Theology
in Auburn Theological Seminary; Rev. 8.
LUCKY, D. D., OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church; Rev. Prof 8. sEAGER, D. u. OF tho
Methodist Episcopal Church; Rev. I. W. WI.
LEY, D. D., and Rev JssbL WALDEN. D. D..
Agents Western MethodIst Book Concern;
Rev. CLEMENT f. BABB, Editor OF tho,
Christian Herald; Rey. J. W. wAMPLER,
Editor ofthe Preabyter; Rev. r. P. BUcnER.
Edtorof the Christian World; Rev. WILLIAM
PATTON, d D.; Rev. MALeOM McLAREN,
ofthe Dutch Reformed Church; Rev. JOHNJ-
OWEN, d D., the Commentator, Rev
WIN. tloGARTH, D, u BROOKLYN, n. Y, Rev.
ERSKlNE MASON, D. D., for many years.
stated Clerk ofthe General Assembly Pres6y.
terrain Church; Rev. WIN. C. WINNER. D. D..
Moderator Genaral Assembly Presbyterian
Church; JOHN y. McLAREN, D. D., Of the
Associate Reformed Church; Rev. JAS. b..
SHAW, D. D., Pastor Rochester Brick Church
Rev. NICHOLAS W. GOERTEER, D. y. Evan
geiical Lutheran Church. Philadelphis; Rev,
@. N. SEYMOUR, Congregational Church.
Whestley, Mass:
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IT is rumored to-day that
one of the first questions which
will be brought up in the next
session of Parliament will be
the consideration Of the un
conditional release of Fenians
without exception. 1t is said
in the face OF the French am
nesty the Government is not
disposed to offer any strong
opposition if the subject is
properly and influentially sup
ported. mn
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A PRIZE fight for 5000 a side
took place last Sunday, near
Mount Auburn, Cincinnati'
between David Sheehan and
Mike Keating. On the 12Ih
round Keating struck Sheshan
when down, and the referee
declared for the latter. An
otier prize fight took place
during the forenoon in Mil
Creek bottom, between Et
Dennison and James Burns. In
the twentieth round Burns
knocked Dennison out of time
Both were badly beaten.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

TAG Advertiser, having been restored to
health 10 few weeks, by a very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
ConsumptIon--is anxious y, make known TO
his fellow sufierern the means Of cure.
To all who desirelt, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used free olcharge) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure G ure fir Consump.
ton, Asthma, bronchitis, etc. The object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription Ia
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which no conceives to. be invaluable; and be
hopes every sufferer wlItry his remedy, az II
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. ...
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address
REV. Ell WARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County, New YORK.
June II lSD ly
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a
We publls Elsewhere an ar,
ticle from the Portsmouth TriT
bune upon the completion Of
that part of the old. Scioto &
Hooking Valley Road; lying.
between Macarthur Station
and Logan. 1--WE believe the
plan suggested by the1Tribune
could be successfully carried
out, and hope the Board OF
Trade of Portsmouth will
make arrangements to call a
meeting, as suggested at as
early a day as possible. The
advantages that would accrue
10 Vinton county by the com,
pletion of this road have been
so thoroughly canvassed, and
are so we'll understood by our
people that we do not deem ii
necessary to enumerate them
at present, but will only call
attention to the Literally Of
the proposition made upon the
part Of the city Of Portsmouth
which lies remote from the
road and the Importance oil
immediate action.
A meeting of our citizens
was held at the Court House
last week, and although but
six hours notice was gwen it
was well attended, and a spirit
of deep interest manifested
The meeting was addressed by
Hon. "A, J, Swain, Hon. H. q
Jones, and Judge Plyley, upon
whose motion Hon. A. J.
Swain, Or. Wolf and Dan
Will were appointed a com.
mittee to correspond with the
Portsmouth Board of Trade
with a view to carrying out
the suggestions made by the
Tribune. . .lHoI T..
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Particulars of the Boat Race.
a. corrected sketch Of the
boat race says: The Oxfords
passed Barnes bridge only two
lengths ahead, the Haryards
having made a brilliant spurt
before reaching the bridge, by
which they gained about three
quarters Of a length. The
Americans are perfectly salts
fed with respect to the con-
dict Of the race. The general
impression is that the Oxfords
must now row the Haryards on
their own water next year.
The Telegraph says The in
ternational boat race was as
gallant and good a display OF
manhood as was ever witnessed
in the history of rowing. The
AmericanSChave lost no honor.
Good judges think more highly
of the Americans than they
did before the race. The
Americans hoped for a good
race and they had it fair and
honest, from the start : to the
finish. 7ttli -j2oi t7ld
The race was on the Thames
River, near London; the con-
testants were the American
students of Harvard Univer'
sity, and those of the UniVer.
sity of Oxford, England. ",.I
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The worh will contain about 800 double co.,
umn pages, wl,l, numerous ftll page photo
Autographs from original desigus by the
great French artist, Gustave pore. The pa.
per will be tinted, and lie now beng made 10
my order. The work will DO bound IN three
different styles, with beveled board, and goth
ic paneled sides, from elegant, new and OnN-
nsl designs prepared expressly for il. In
short, Il will be most rchly enbelfshsd, the
best printed, and the handsomest bound book
ever offered the general public by agents.
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10 600 Agents

VNTANTEDto sell The American Year Book
w for 1869. Il contains just the Infbnna.
nation everybody wants hundreds Of times u
year, and sellswith unparallpd rapidity, even
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

= A,Gsptlemau ybo, suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and all
; the effects OF yodthfat iadiseretion, viii, for
tbs sake Of -ydsHng humanity. ssnd free 70
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an perfeot can6dence, ~
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!. F. ToWELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers
4 10 the Merchants and Furuscemen Of Vinton
county, superior stock of Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. John
iililan and P. J. Reed, Travelling Agents.
Sent. lbiy. 10 QAl WI ftIt III
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THE Democracy claim that
Pendleion is "Ohio's favorite
SON" But.tben Hays is Ohio's
favorile Governor, you see.
Whichis very neat and very
true and comes from the
Springfield Republic.
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The last Legislature cost the
people Of Ohio more money
than any former Legislature
that ever met in the State. Do
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aoISdlwRsr.

Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
VIII leave Hamden At so am. and ~ so nm.
arriving al Portsmouth, at II s0A m. and eOp
n, Returnlngtrains sill leave Portsmouth !
500 m. and 90 pm, arriving at HamaenA .
10 sOp.m. and Q Ssp.m.i '........
Trains connect o: l.oveland for all points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the Indianap-
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Junction for all
points West.
WV. PEABODY, '.'-
Master OF transportation.
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Notice TO Teachers.

THE BOARD Ofschool Examiners eot yin,
ton County will meet at the Union sqhopl
House, In Macarthur, on the lst and srd satdr'
day Of March, Apnl, May, September, October,
and November; and the lst Saturday N Ianp
.ory, February, June JuIy AaguAt, and De-
cember, In each year. Examinations to com
msnces at ten o'clock, A. N. Satisfactory eu.
dence Of good mora! character will befeanired
IN all cases. A fee of 80 cents Is required by
Law from each applicant.
NJ. BARN Es, Chm, Board o
ia HUM, Clerk, School
l.. o. PERnUE. Examiners
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Bride and bridegroom

Essays for Young Men on the interesting re-.
alton of Bridegroom to BRIDE in the lnsttuticn
OF Marriage Guide to matrimonial felicity
and true happiness. Sent by mail In sealed
letter envelopes free of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, phlla lei
rhis, Pa. novelty
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ANNA q. DICKINSON has been
attending horse races in Cali
fornla. oafaI sIrs -.. g
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SMITHS MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, OHIO, prepares youugmen prsc-
.asGly for the duties ofthe ecounting.room, by
teaching them Bookkeeping, Writing, and
Business Arithmetic, and also for general
business. There Is no class system-students
an enter at any time. College permanently
located. Open day and eveaing.
Address E. W. SMITH, Principal. ...
San. 10, ls6s-yl
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Quick Sales and small Pfohts,

Quick Sales and small Ptohts.
EVERYBODY ought 70 know
that Dan.5 Will & Bros D are
closing out their stock Of sum-
ner goods at greatly reduced
prices to make room for a new
and elegant stock being pur.
Chased by Aaron Will, who is
pow in The cityior that pur.
pose. Now is,the time to gel
cheap goods, and Dan will 8
Bro.'s is the place, '1. ~ %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SuBscRIBE for the Record.

RUMsET, RoAbS \ REEL. the largest
Wholesale DsalerSiu Dry Goods aud Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Fur.
naceruen to an examination Of their extensive
Winter stock. They give 81 seial attention to
keepipg the best goods, and you will always
md their stock tho largest and prices the
doWsst One Of their firm remains East 10
give his entire time in watching the markets
and in buying for them, aud hence thetr stock
always fresh aud always fret rrppli'dwIth
the newest goods. They operate largely, do
business on the principle oi,he smallestProi.
its, snd practice the spirit Of liberal accom-
mediation. sep. lS-yl
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Painting and Trimming

OF all kinds executed in the neatest and most
artistic style.
REPAIRING Of all kinds in my line will be
promptly and neatly done.
M. Work done ut this es allishmcnt is war.
rantet to lie substantial, put up solid and exc
cuted 10 the most worknanlke mapner, not
70 he excelled IN any respect by any other es-
ahlishmPntIn the country.
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AGENTS ARE WAHrEp
lla11Iz - q S
F EVERYWHERE.


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sample Of the superb foll>pass Dcrs iilus-
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plication. old csnsasssrs, Bible sRents, cisr-s
g,men, disabled. or otbsrwtse, local sgenss !.
ana an others are invited TO send for Il A The,
earliest oppogtunny,, .,Ns.of
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my who ssit svsa fsw copies. W.
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Restored toits original Youthful Color
BY It's use.
twill mako the hair gov upon bald heads,
except on very aged nersons, az It furnishes
the nutrtive principle BY which the hair "
nourlshed and supported.
twill prevent the halr from fllling out, and
does not stain the skin. I'd - f''--.'|
No better evidence Of its superiority
need be addaced than the fact that so
many limitations Qf ii are offered to the
public.
IT IS A SPLENDID HAIR. DRESSING |
Our Treatise on the Hair sent free 10y mail.
r. PiHALL h co. Nashua N. H., Propiieiors.
For sale by all druggista.
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CAPT. JOHN T.WlLSON,

: Y
and other speakers will address
the citizens of New Plymouth,
Tuesday Sept .9a7;;' Hope Fur
mace, Wednes lay, Sept. s;
Hamden Furnace, Thursday,
Sept 81 WilkeAville, Friday
Sept. 10; McArthuIRs Saturday
Sept. II. JaAll of the above
meetings will be held in the
evening, commencing at Z
O'Clock. -
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Remember.

New stock Of fall goods now
arriving at VIM. F. FELTON, ~
Son's. :.
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NJ. a. c. L., II. TIME TABLE.
GOING EAST.

On aaj amer SuatSi, s;Ssy sth, tsNin- viii
run AS follows; lhe Night Express Ians
daiIyi Mail, daily, sundays excepted.
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DICKENS health is improving
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Hav uIiDl I.Nf h-rl .n+4."r ~
w' 1860 ll..I1L =. .-.- -2--.l4 ~
( Mr., .,CALLENln his speech at
tle Court House told bis au.
dienc ce that all the Republicans
10 our last Legislature yoted
against the appropriation bill
and that befote it could be
passed it wss necessary TO send
out the. .Seargent at Arms and
cerSGei The attendance of the
aemocratic members until
they voted upon the bill. We
are glad Mr.. Callen made this
acknowledgement 1T clears
the Republicans Of all reSpon--
sibility for this measure by
which the people are to be
ground down by taxes to meet
! The expenses Of wasteful legis-
llation. At the same time it,
enables the people to know
that while they were paving
1
Democratic members the high .
est per diem ever paid, for the
longest session ever held, they
were receiving their pay with
out even attending the legisla-
tive halls. If Mr.. Callan had
told his audience where the
members were found, it would,
no doubt, have been interest
ing, if it hadn't been compli
mentary to the Democracy
A pretty story though for a
Democratic orator to tell! The
party with a working majority
in the legislature, ard CONS
PEELED to send out into the
highways, byways and secret
places Of The city to get
enough votes to defeat the mi.
notify. If we had told the
same thing, it would have been
4 denounced as anfAbolltion lie.
The following marriages Ii.
censes were issued during the
month.of August: 1lJIYA8
Samuel Rutherford and Ma.
Try Jane Ankrom, Samuel
'PStroud ana Sarah a. Shoema-
d Eker, Martin r Barns and Sa-
rah L, Hawk, Solomon Sim,
ohs aKd3SaTah q aRe Morrison,
3WhEiamDB DBazleyaapd Mhfy)Ann
Champin, II, W, Scott and Ro; 20;
|, ,saniiah 'nWooks, James Turner
b and Lydia Boots, Isaac W.
Turner ana Eliza N. Morehead,
James IT, Rizer and Susan 7,
AZ Laia.lq1lg %, 90 hrHs.agfi 30 rs' -
s''''.'i'',,9i :. ,'i ,''A ''' '''" 5dT
.sC.i'B. FLoon, editor Of. the
: Ohio Statesman, Ian as Clerk Of the
Z, bSenate drewpay at the rate of
EVE DOLLARS PER DAY, FOR -FOUR
HUNDRED ANDSIXTY,TWO
DAYS, FOR the year 1858, ana
! for the ye,aarssfI1s6s,sa three huns
'ldred,s = and z 3eighty'three days
Demo cratic retrenchment. e5l T1'
.bo0 1sa55 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = fe1
% TITS said that the cars on the
Marietta & Cincinnati 81 Rail,
road, make as good time as any
, jny the country, 1--WE noticed
last week that. they, went from
Frankfort ito Chillicothe-18
miles lin IL minutes o. g
Jolrna1.I KIi0J aj,3i
' tusA5si GALLEY ssIAgE~-A q proof
,siesdars Z 4s1l,s I41y.p o., n Z slg t=9 T'S
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-09-02

THE laying kpayements un-
der the new ordinance has
commenced in earnestly r.
Ambrose has completed one
in8 front Of his residence, and
the worki2is progressing in
front Of the residences Of DR.
Doddridget Capt. 7JonesfJ. H.
King, DR. Beard, ,JohnOP. Dun.
4le, J. S. Hawk and Henry
b. 's'I" 'iJI- ot'.5 q
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