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New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

THE WAY IT SERVES FEVER AND AGUR
We william Boyer Rsiel and Wm Duge Of Nouh Lebanon.
Lebanon County Penn % hereby certify hs we were ales .a
t rees Tor be purpose ofeseetng eurs without any
o. ihs dee We we're el9i 70 tae EAhLEts INsAa , ali
restored the aud Agoe having lea u eatrey v
wM. i GfbGSiLB bpSLB
Lebanon cprl Before Jr,ee Of e resee in .Hd for said
county William Boyer J. Bede tui Wm pats ,.e pei,o,
who signed the foregoing certificate and made oh that The he SCI
iorta 10 lbe said certificate true
Wliless my hand seal this i2h day ofnec,mbsI isc&
Testimonial from Hon. Bivlri McPhsr,on Member Of Congress
aud Present CLERK Of the Hoase Of Representatives:
GErTr,auHo, Pa. jar. p, 1867.
M " RsHIsH m ,gRs r. @ 10 S , S S,,s
eaeaey diseases tor Shch they have been peey pre-
pared Yey respectfully yours hD"' AofhEiSoN
Certificate from the Hon Wilson Reilly sIms-bsr O,SEss,
XVIII Congressional District, Pennsylvania
and ,uI tsm ,e ,Se.eoas 10 Al. Disorders cen
c6eey recommend their in families knowing 91' 6sy m ae
eomplish ali that Is necessary "iLSoN hEiLf
From william RudEn ESQ., of,bs most eminent Chemists In New
York Cty - ,,-.. :, y n, N ,oc,
RlrHEH Kso Dsdr SIR have eIisiasd The MNGAhi BIT;
TBRS prepared By Rhtl esq and nd them composed OF the o
81 cro and the extracts of.s,s rare heb, and on root,
and reeonmend them confidently WILLIAM RlDklN
Practical and Analytical Chemist
Certificate from Ercseuy David Porter Ex-Governor Of Penn.
Sylysua ,..o p n = ,ose
IhAvs had occasion to RAHTEnS zNGARI BITrERS my
family In all disorders Of the boWe
have friends 10 Neufork where they
produce the eject Every family would DO veil
" have supply Al all tines On hand DAVID H. POkIkh
Toe suoned certificates gentlemen Of established reputation
PmLADELPHiA, Pa Dec. I. 1866
Y RAHTKR In June, 1906 bad attack Of
the sub ect and the su
fsng always employed Of the best phy
city, durin9 this last attack knew not ~ whom
doctor had died time before took dose Of the LN
Carl BrTBks not knowing What else 70 take and found dd m:
good took few doses which completely cured have not
bad an atisek Of IL suoe BM BALL.
No. us North SecOndst Phila
conclusion will state that hare Gle perhaps the largest
Number Of certificates Of which anJ preparation purpOrng TO be Of
similar nature possibly boAseerssatsG from Members Of Cou
gress q States Judges Courts members Of the bar sn
physicians aud intelligent ladies and gsamsD all the country
Sold by dealers throughout the world Price per bottle IS
half dOIsn.
+. RAHTER G. Co.,
Propheton and Manufacturers,
No. North Pfontst, Philadelphia, Pa
@. SCHMIDT No lsi PsATlst, Agent for New Yori City
EGslRilTs aEsBsia' uArRf vbts UpSPW "iAAAsb'A
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

WILL THE Man OF THE FUTURE WEAR
a,r.f Thu much ootss viii become VIs question: sole tbe
Ia Tar the eopg man 94aHwhe the Of The present will
nue 70 poeSe bis he batter Of ibe period kSoT Of
Ks z2 Broadsa Fnst KSoIs style Of hats the
I'D recherche eYeJL sued In heyierk
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

HAGANs MAGNOLIA BALM.-This article is
a., TINE Secrs4 Bear is Wha Fashionable Ltts Actresses
a. psa Ssgs produce that cultivated, dgU apgsarAnes
much aInlre4 10 tbr Circles OF Fsshia1
,yes ali a. ghg BloichoI Kelsts Freeke Tan. 6EBbuTn
All S4ects sg Wad and gives s the CompeTons Blooming
Ps n dsery No Lady who EAluef
cah do without e Magnolia Balm Is cents will By Of
sSv f fur rspsesbe deG Depot IA Il PafkTo~, T. Use
T.,sgs sksfbs for tle HaL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
plSSENGERS ARRIVED.

SUNDAY SCHOOL BooKs.-BRoUGHIoN q l.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

Testimonial from the Hon. Biva MePhsrion Member Of Congress
aud Present Clerk Of the House Of Representatives:
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15
COTTON

DENTAL ASSOCIATION HAVE EXTRACTED TEETH
WITH TIE GAS CTHEIR INVENTION FOR 33,825 PATIENTS
WITHOUT FAILURE OR ACCIDENT OFFICE No. BCOOFbR
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

Certificate from the HoD Wilson Reilly eIms@bsI sf o~SEsH
XVIII Congressional Distinct Pennsylvania
Mr. T. RAHrR: bad occasion RaheTs ZNGA BITTERS
aud fouEd emceons In All disorders 81 The bowels csn
rheey their families, knowing ta they VII
eompish ali that Is necessary. NlLSON KELLY.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

Mn RlHTER. HARRBrRG-Dear Sir: Prom what have read
and bed Of your ZINGA BlTrERS have doubt they great
efseg diseases which they have been py
us,,d' Very respectfully yours RDW. MCPHERSON.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-15

Before Jsee o. ue Peace In snd Tor said
county came William Boyer Rdel and Wm Dusle tie perofs
who signed foregoing certificate made oah that the facts set
forth DO The said certificate AZ
ASTHosT 5. Ely J. p.
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Business-Like Statement from
q Business Man.

FRASKLIS, Oakland Co., Mich, May II. 1903.
On. G. W. RcBAog-Utar SlI: received
supply Of, our scandinavian Remedies shoI
time since, and the first thing saw, o. open
ing one of your almanacs, was Il cure OF Rheu'
matsm. Immediately sat down and wrote
friend Of mme, slatlug had just recelveda a
new medicine that was advertised TO cure the
worst cases OF rheumatlsm. The friend wus
Lemuel B. White, OF ]outhtitld, Oakland
County, Mich, who has been afflicted with the
above disease two years. sent HIM bottle
OF the Purifier and COX ol Pills, stating, to
take them or send them buck. lie imlned'
ately commenced using them, and in four days
he was able to walk to my store. lie stated
that he believed one bottle of Purifier and Que
box OF Pills would cure INN eutirtly. The
above statement can be obtained on LIE oath,
Unnecessary, as he told me II few days ago,
think your medicine will sell like hot cakes
when introduced into this neishlorhuod.
Very truly, +. Is. OWEN.
iul12J IN
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MOrsc's indian Root Pills.

We have lately been shown the for
mula from which these Pills are pre-
pared, and from this and our expert
puce in the use OF them; can honestly
pronounce them Il good, safe and reli-
able medicine. Being entirely fire.,
from. all poisonous ingredients they
can be safely used while performing
the active duties Of life. We woul'
advise all To use them; and BY fair
trial you can see at once the benefit
derived from them. Use Morse's lii
dian Root Pills IN all cases of Bilious
ness, Headache. Female Complaints,
SC. Sold by all dealers. sep oct
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning September
the 2Sth., after very short, but pain
fnl illness, George W. only son OF
Mrs. and Mr.. Perdue, aged 3yeals,
| months and "a days. We know
that our loss Is his eternal gain.
To lis thy beauty. lost one. cannot die .
We SEE !; In tile flowers that lit their
lids,
And bloom as thou didsJ while on
earth.
But soon rs there they sink into the
tomb.
Yet no sight or sound.
Ia all the world of nature is as sweet.
Dear Willie. IA when thou vast here
To gaze aud listen with u.
No night shall be In Heaven, no
gathering CLEAN.
Shall DER that glorious landscape ever
come.
Through these enchanting melodies
that voice
As from the very heart of natu,e
comes.
And answers: "He is not here"
We miss thee In our sadness and our
joy!
When ut the solemn eventide We
stay.
Mid the still gathering of twilight
shades,
To muse upon the dear and hallowed
past
With its deep, mourniul memories.
a voice
Comes from the still recesses Of our
hearts,
And viii, pers: lie Is not here"
Oh. how tlrcting are liIes pleasures.
How drcriving are it, ways.
An. they SCARCELY I'LL cur promise.
Ere it withers and decays.
d. n. II.
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The Roman correspondent
Of the Pail Mall Gazette writes:
81 have obtained from an Off.
cial source some very precise
information as to the attitude
assumed by the various Sec
tons ofthe Catholic Episcopate
in respect to the Council. The
Holy See counts on the com.
plete adhesion of tho Italian
and American Bishops. The
French Episcopate will form
three parties. The German
Bishops will be favorable to
the Court of Rome on some
questions, q but will vehemently
oppose it on others-particu.
larly those of a political and
social character. The Hun
garian Bishops will be almost
wholly in opposition; and the
same spirit is eYinced by the
Bishops of Portugal; while the
Spanish Episcopate, with one
or two exceptions, is entirely
devoted 10 the Holy See. Al.
together, the Vatican is disSal.
islied."
The Berlin Post says the
Papal corps, called the Carabi-
aieri eSteri composed mostly
OF German and Swiss mercen.
aries, has lost so many men by
deserlion that the number has
sunk from LOO to 1,l00. and
although things are not quite
so bad in the rest of the army
of his Holiness, the utmost
difficulty is experienced in
keeping the companies full.
AS Pope Plus is anxious, al
the coming council TO show
the Bishops, in its full strength
the army raise | and supported
at great cost by the faithful,
grand efforts are being made
to obtain fresh recruits, but no
longerit seems, with the former
success. A recruiting officer,
just returned from Switzerland
reports that he could have
fund sixty volunteers for
Galibaldi in places where it
was impossible 10 obtain three
for The Pope. The deserters
from the Papal army, for some
lime past, have nearly all
made their way TO Egypt.
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TO CONSUMPTIyES.

The Advertiser, having hetn restored to
health ia few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having sui, red several yrrrS with u
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumpuon-is anxious TO make known to
his fellow sufferers the means Of cuie.
To all who desire It, he will senda cory ..
the prescription used Gree olchaIg") with the
directions tor preparing and using the same,
which they will end ssre ure for Con'unIp
tion, Asthma, bronchitis, etc. The Object ri
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he concelves to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will Try his remedy, as II
will cost them nothing and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County, New York,
june II 1879 ly
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JACKSON FAIR.

JACKSON, y. ii. Oct. I, lS69.
Ed. RECORD: The fair OF this
county commenced this day
with the exhibition of stock.
There was quite a large and
fine !ol of cattle, most of which
were work cattle. These were
not very large but in good con.
dillon, very neat and well
trained. There were some fine
milch cows and young cattle;
among the latter, il two year
old bull, which weighed this
morning 1910 pounds.
This, the owner told me was
the result of careful attention
for many years TO the improve,
mentsof his cattle.
There were exhibited some
very fine specimens OF the
Chester White swine, being
very white and neat of form,
keeping fat on very little food.
Sheep were not very largely
represented, out were very fine
OCTOBER s.
This was Il big day for Jack,
son. AS the trains came in
they landed people by hun.
dreds, the streets were crowded
and the fair ground, were soon
filled with large cOncourse Of
people. Early in the day the
farmers and gardeners com
menced coming in With their
produce; the horticulturiSt
with his fruit; the housewife
and daughters with their loads
of beautiful needle work, fan,
FnelS &c, all competing for
premiums, which they all
seemed TO merit.
Wheat, corn and oats, were
exhibited in several varieties,
Which did great credit to the
farmers of Jackson county; the
corn especially, we thought
was as fine as we ever saw, the
ears beng large and we'll filled.
In the line OF fruits we think
jackson can compete with any
Of her sister counties; apples,
particularly, OF which there
were several varieties, were
very fine, being of very large
and perfect growth.
In the ladies' department We
found a great variety of neat
and rich specimens of the
housewives industry, consisting
Of fine quilts, blankets, 1annels,
linens, stockings, and II great
variety of fine needle and bead
work; also specimens Of con
centrated and canned fruits,
showing to a good advantage
the good taste and industry o.
! The Jackson county ladies. Had
we been the judges we would
have felt like giving them all
first premiums. q-v7
Taking it as a whole we
think the Jackson Fair was "a
success, ard we hope her sis
Ter counties will take pattern.
Wonder if vintoFcouuty could
take a hint. -
| <os--
New Goods and great bar
- II tT:ll,.
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Bride and Bride~room.

Essays for Young Men on the interesting re-.
alton Of Bridegroom to BRIDE in the nLttuton
and true happiness. Sent by nnl in sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad'lre' =,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philn 'el
phia, Ia. noy2Gly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

SMITH D. EICHoR, OF Swan
township, lost his house and
everything in it, by fire, last
Friday night, during his tenn.
porary absence from home.
No insurance. We learn that
This loss will fall heavily on
Mr.. Eichor, who is deserving
of assistance in his calamity,
which we hope his more for,
tunaie neighbors will render
promptly.
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Notice to Teachers.

THE BOARD ofschoo Examiners for Vim
ton County will meet at the Union School
House, in Macarthur, on the LIST and ard saur-
day Of March, April, May, September, October,
and November and the LIST Saturday N Ianu
ory, February, June July, August, and De
cember, in each year. Examinations to com
mence at ten o'clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory evi-
dence OF good moral character viii tc required
n all cases. A fee Of so cents ID required by
law from each applicant.
MR.. BARNES, Chm, ! Board oi
J.S HUM, clerk, school
L.'0. PEhbUE. Examiners.
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More New Goods.

Mr. A. Ii. Dowd, OF the firm
of Dowd & Son., is in The City
this week selecting a complete
assortment of Fall and Winter
Goods. Those wishing good
bargains should look out for
their new stock.
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J.F.ToWELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, oilers
to the Merchants and Furnecem6n OF Ninton
county, snpenor stock Of lry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. John
Gillian and p. J. Reed, Travelling Agents.
CANT 10 v
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and all
the effects of youthIul mdlscrelon, will. lur
the sake of suffering humanity, send free To
oil who need it, the receipt and direction, E.r
making the simple remedy by~hirh he WAS
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the adj
vertiser's experience, oan do so byaddressing
JOHN B. OG GnEN,
JunelIIY No. ~ Cedar street, New io
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Mr.. SoULE lives in Wilkes.
vile township and ran one
ahead of the State ticket in
that township. Mr.. FELTON,
lives in Elk, and his majority
is 81 ahead of he State ticket
III that Township.
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Lost.

A blue saddle blanket with
white circular spots-between
my residence and Macarthur.
The finder will confer a favor
by leaving the same at the
Hubert House.
j. j. DEFIGu.
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Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave Hamden ut 81 m. aud IL 10 nm
arriving at Portsmouth Ut II 80 p IN, Rnd sup
M. Returnngtrnins Sill leave Pors mouth
7 80 y m. and 2 10 m, arriving al llam"ena
~ ppm. AMI 4j p.m.i
Trains connect q. I.ovclnnd for oil points m
the Little Miami Railroad, andnt the lndianap
oils and Cincinnati Railroad JunCti-n for all
W. W. PEABODY,
Master Of Tmns sportatiOn.
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NOTICE TO BOILER OWNERS.

UrSlcE DIsrR CT INSPECTOR OF STEAM RolrERs,)
llth toS6pEssiuEAL ni-rRIrr, 7
Portsmouth,, Ohio, August 70, 1863.
Owners Of boilers in this district will prerar
their steam boilers within thilty day., for in
SpeciIon, hy attaching thrpto al ow Water
lndraier." with whistle alai IN and a"I.ocked
safety Valve"
A penalty Of two hundred dollars attached TO
each party iefnsingto comply,
Fur the convenience of l,o,lrr oSnerS, snm>
pies OF "ln,Ilcators" and Valves can be sten
II the ofire of Mrssrs. Murray, Moore & Co.,
Of this city, WIN are authorized to put the
same upGn boilers.
All persons who have not reported their
boilers tn me, arc lia' to penalty oi twenty.
Ave dollars. u. VA ~ EtiAl h.
Dep. Inspector st, am Boilers, l.th District.
sep l52w
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1T STANDS EVERY TEST

To which Il can he reasonably subjected. Fla.
tula. BIG IIesI, SPAWN, Blind STAG ,~r', win.
ney, Iistemrer, Lnckjw, and even Chambers
(in its fist and serond s'age',) with scores Of
other di,eases, have been constantly treated
with p~rfec, success hy the Thousands Of far~
merS, and others. who have become n" fortn
nate possessorS OF this noble volume
We could easily fl two pNg's of the Vintnn
Record with extracts from letters giving the
hIsto'y Of the cases Il boVr referred to. an ex-
pressing the highest appreciation Of THE
AMERICAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK for
ts clearn 81 Of style Especially in IT'S 'Iescrip
tons Of diseases aIi trentnent,) the srmPlc'
ity and efficacy oI The remedies prescribed, it'
great mprehen,iyeness, etc.-in word, its
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We have delayed the paper
in order to allow the Democ
racy to recover from their vic.
tory, and give reliable election
news.
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RECOGNIZED STANDARD

In almost every portion Of the United States,
aud much Of the Cnnaia-. Re- emily, two large
orders, aggregaing some hnndrr DIS Of copies
were received from the Bam doesnn adja
cent islnnds, IN the WEST lNblES. These
shipments, IN such quanlites,tu those "distan
Islands nf the sea-" by Western pull shing
hrin, has, heen characterized ~ really an
event in the history OF the biok trade IN this
coTntry.
Notwithstanding the large circulation which
book nav published oar- supe rior advan-
,ages 70 agents, whether local or travelling. It
IL issued in
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STRONG & GIBBONS.

Our new street crossings, all
things considered, are we be
lieye, the best that could have
been put down.
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A S STEWARDS AMERICAN
~ tSnIEIS'S HORSE

A S STEWARDS AMERICAN
N FARMER'S HORSE
BOOK has been justly termed. com
prlsing 600 octave pages. with large
number Of appropriate illustrations
and embellishments. During the two
and half years since its first appear
ance, this great work has been con-
suited IN the treatment Of nearly ev-
cry ailment to which the horse,
"man's noblest se'vitor," is subject,
and always with entire satisfaction.
Thousands of cases in the aggregate.
have been reported to the publisher
and his agents, with the result of
perfect cure in at least nineteen cases
out of every twenty. Agents all say
that the strongest point they have ev-
ever made In selling books is one they
can always make with the HORSE
BOOK, viz:
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PRACTICAL VALUE

In every respect. Rut sntice II 10 say, the
lirre number of recommendations wh'ch the
publisher has printed for the information of
the public nre ercly ~ ecimens Of hum reds
of n similar rhalHc eT which he Ea+ received,
nnd continues still t. receive by almost every
mail. This list OF PRACTICAL TEsTS will b,
sent, post rrL. toany farmer, or other rrr1"n
Who will forward his address for thnt rIli IS.
but this nnrivalled work Is som-lhiny more
than mere "horsa doctor book" It's
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14
J. X. WILL.

GRADY's Unprecedented Old
Fashioned American Cir
Gus will be here next Wednes.
day. Read their list Of atlrac-
lions in the advertising col
umns.
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NOW,

When people generally are in funds and have
leisure to examine the book when lhe agent
comes arOund, and TO read It afer they pur-
:, ,hase, and hen also the the rnads are in gOou
rnndliion-now il tie harvesttime vf the whor'
year for the agent with TIE AMERICAN
FaRlERS HORSE BUCK.
na- Farmers, farmers sons, intelligent me.
chance, school teachers, and other Dung men
uut Of employment, clergymen and physicians
whose time is only partially occupied, and
others, will find in the sale Of thu book (Il
most equally with profe .sional canyasSers) ex-
actly the occupation they want to emp 10y, eli.
ther the Vho.e or part Of their time IN an
agrepaI lie manner. at the same time they are
making money for themselves, and doing a
real 3, rylce for their neighbors.
Commissions must liberal, and territsry 10
suit, from township or village up to whole
county or more. send for circulars, giving
full particulars, terms, etc.
Address,
VENT,
3S West FourfhStreet.
CINCINNATI, o.
cop 10
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NOTICE..

A PPLTCATION will be made to the Govern.
Aor ofOhio, Tor The pardon Of Royal Fulton,
sentenced TO the Ohio peniieniiary for horse
stealing, for the term Of three years at the
March term, A. d. 1899, Of the Vlnton County
Common Pleas. W. ]. FuLT0N,
sep - For Royal fut on
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RUMSEY, RoAUS h REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers IN nry Goods and Notions,
Portsmouth, ohio, invite Merchants anu Fur
nacemen to an examination Of their extensive
Winter stock They give 81 cri"l attention to
keeping the beat goods and yon will always
find their stock the largest and lric's the
lowest. One OF theIr firm remains East to
give his entire time in watching the nnlksts,
and in buying for them, and hence their stock
always fresh and always iirst srl plt dwlih
ihe newest goods, They operate largely, do
business on the principle oilhe smallest prot
ITS, pnd practice the spirit OF literal ncc'm'
mediation. sep. l9-yl
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All persons indebted to me
by note or book account, of
over ninety days standing are
requested to call and settle
Immediately.
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JANE Smith, only daughter
of Isaiah Smith, died Of ly-
phoid fever at her home near
Macarthur, last Monday NOR
ming.
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SMITHS MERCANTlLE COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, OHIO, prepares young men prnc-
tically for the duties ofthe counting.room, by
teaching them Bookkeeping, Writing, and
Business Arithmetic, aud also tor general
business. There is no class system students
eau enter at any time. College lermanentiy
located. Open day and evening.
AddresJ u. W. SMITH, Principal.
San 10 l56S-yl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-10-14

PERSONS indebted 10 us will
please call and settle immedi
alely, as we are closing up our
business.