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Notice to tho Public.
Mrs. T. FrazieI'~


Compound Extraci of FruI: leave,
NOW COMPOUNDED AS \ GUN. ANA
ms,ie INTO Sa.Ne. Tie Gum contains nUIil-
ing but the PURE EXT SAC-T al The iLr.e
special kinds Oi Leaves, and viii dissolve il:
water in Il short time.
For rs cts. and two Postage stamps. W
VIII SEND ny mali, circuIitI GIiI. ti,,trti
10 make Il pint OF LiquII, vhich Will b., ivur
plilts " hen used ls directed.
In case oi FEMALE WEAR JESS, lne pa-
tient is >aiel! and speadily relieved U all SUI
ferihg. For the EIES, IT they are Inti;tnIt,i
from cold, wound or erysIpelas. II viii draw
out the inflammation and restore the eyes to
health.
A Box of Salve will be delivered for the price
above mentioned. IL heals without a scar
When once tried II brags for itself.
For Piles, Boils, Gatherings, Burns. Cuts.
Bruises, litter, Sores Chaped-uinds. Bunions,
and all eruptions of the skIn il mahes IL perfect
cure. IL is ALSO perfect in cure OF ali those
diseases, sores and wounds peculiar to horses.
For self-interest many physicians will say,
this Compound Extract of Fruit Leaves, is OF
no account. Ii you doubt it, call and will re-
fer you to many who nave been cured by its
use.
Wholesale Price, 50 00 per doz. boxes Of Salye
or sticks of Gum, for Sl.OO.
7. FRAZIER & CO.,
Martins Frrry, Bel. Co.. o.
apS lS6S-ly* chie25
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OF the United States Bar.
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Farm for Sale

, TTUATED ONE MILE NoRih OF FAIR
- VIEW. Guernsey uunty. ohio, cOntsi inine q
so Acres IN goud condition, well i'm proved. well
vs'ersd good orchard. dc.
Payments easy. Apply to
W. BARKHURST,
Jrly l-kH4' Tsigvtsv, 0Ait,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-10-21

He who never drinks. neuer will b.
drunk. That's 40. isn't 1t? He VIII,
sometimes drinks. may be.
He who neuer goes into a gambling
saloon never will gamble, and he who
never gamhles never loses; but
He who goes to Observe may gamble
and he who gambles will surely lose.
In all these things, is it not hest not to
beQin?
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-10-21

A NEW auesthetic has been lately dis
covered by DR.. Liebreich, to which i,e
has Civ II the name Chiordlhydrdt. 1t is
highly spoken of by the faculty, and is
said to be superior to chioroiOrtn, pro-
due ny more complete state Of uncon.
sciousness, while it neither induces lee
bleness nor leaves any bad effects be-
mind. A medical gentleman has inform.
ed us that he has held rabbits from
twelve to fourteen hours under the in
huence of ChtOrdLhydrdt, during a par
OF which time he kept them suspended
over the back of chair, and NJ soon as
they wakened up they displayed their
usual activity and fed. with unimpaired
appetite. We have also learned that the
newly discovered body has been mos,
successfully applied as sedative in the
treatment of the insane. Chtoraihydrat
resembles chloroform in appearance, but
it is not so heavy, and being much less
volatile than that body, it has, OF course,
Il feeble smell. On the tongue il has a
sharp. but not acid taste, and though it
reminds one of cloroform, it gives tn.
sensation neither of the warmth nor
sweetness of the latter substance
Chronological is absorbed aud not in
spired, aud i'm this respect it differs from
all other snesthetics. When liquid
ammonia is added To solution oi this
so y chlOroform is precipitated.
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Vfnea.r sIssiIA.

The conVsrsrI6 vi ;rPis jiice Iiii;
yiEesar, impkes thr Necessity Ui tsV
fermentsilone, TO viii, ihe Yiuous ANT.
aeetOus. The viEoGs Dccuiueer Iieus'SeisII
in order thAk the saciiariue matter con-
tsined in the cider niay 1r coEsrrjs.'
IuIO aiconOi, " hiit iiie irittr. ,i,.i,Ln,-
with the oxygen o. tne aif. :ErS..s IL
AL acetOus feTmentatIoD is converted
into acrtIc acid. This arid, III the
coinmOu form oi vIEeEaT, has beeii
known from the reHCiest TINT, ant;
furnishes tine peculiar properties aifi-
buted To that liquid. lJ may I've pro
dured from many vegetable and animal
juices and is Naturally found i'll sonir
plants. Again. il may be ohtaineu IN
the product of distIiistlon of woody
matters, without their undt rgOink thr
iermentIng process. All sub.tancrs
therefore, that can undergo vinuus
f-riuentation and produce alcohol, arr
lit ior the Manufacture Ut vinegar
While the effect nf fermentation is.
ia general, 10 break up existing com
pounds, aud form other smOre or less cOn-
piex, the accetic fermentation, it is
said, is al exception, and the only one
as the result of that action is found in q
more complicated compound. Vegeta-
ole matters in liquids undergo the
acetic fermentation, only when alcohol
II present and air Is admitted; and az
this fermentation depends on the
presence oil alcohol, and vinOus fer
InenIaiion must precede il, To convert
the sacllarine matter into alcohol, as
before stated. A warm temperature IL
AL essential requisite for an asetic
fermentation, aIId this is increased by
the heat evolved In the chemical
acIsOn. When all of the alcohol Is
consuned or converted into acttIc acid
the prUcess Is complete.
The varieties Oi vinegar Manufactured
from wine, alcohol, beer Or matt sugar,
cider, etc., differ according To the naIure
ot the SUBSTANCE employed in their
manufacture. Although OF the same
chemical composition, they Possess
quite different havors. as vinegar In .de
from wine retaius some tar arlcticiu and
aceiIc ether. winch gives to IL its
agreeable aroma
The usual process for making wine
vinegar, is to add good wine TO cask
already partly filed with vinegar, To
" hlch air is admitted, and when this
Is converted in acid, more wine il
added, and SO on until the cask is filieu
with acld. A quantity is then drawn
Oft, equal to the wine added, and the
process is repeated. Ii the tempera.
ture of the room where it is manu-
faclured exceeds 81 deg, there is danger
that d portion of the alcohol, when in
the state of aldehyde, or half con-
verted into vinegar, will be lost 10y
evaporation, and tie liquor be deprived
of so much OF its strength. Al a much
lower temperature the process goes
Oh too slowly.
The quick method of manufacture
consists in the use OF two casks, set on
end, one quite flied with alcoholic
liquor and the stalks and husks o:
grapes, or beech wOUd sbavings, anu
the other half filled with the same.
Every twelve hours, half of the liquor
from the full cask is poured into the
other one, and in this the acetifying
process goes on with rapidly and the
evolution of much heat.-Cider Makers
Manual.
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Christian Convention.

Such a convention will be
held similar to the State con-
vention recently held at Col.
umbusAat Portsmouth, on
Tuesday evening, January 11th,
1870, continuing until Thurs
day evening, the 18th, in the
Presbyterian Church. %
All Evangelical Churches
and Y. M. @. A.'s are invited to
send a minister, and at least two
delegates. 4
The counties Of Gallia, Law
renee, Scioto, Adams, Pike
Jackson, Vinton and Ross, are
particularly invited to cooper
ate experience, and throw itinto
a common stock for the benefit
of all. Let every real lover OF
Jesus, every live Christian, and
every willing worker come, and
pray that the Lord will come
with him.
We meet on common Chris
tian ground, leaving our de-
nominational differences at
home, and our party predilec-
tions, and simply rallying
around the cross and standing
up for Jesus" as the name above
every. name /; and with no strife
save who can do the most for
this blessed cause. ,.
(Signed.) E. Fl, Pratt, James
Mitchell, James franklin, Jos,
n. Murray, p. Ramsey,
Committee of Arrangements
of the Y. M, @. A,
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How to GetYOur County Paper
For Almost Nothing,

We are now prepared to offer The Ameri.
can Stock Journal as free gift for one year,
to all new subscribers Tor rehewals) to the
Record who shall sui scribe Immediately and
pay in advance. This is rare opportunity
which the; intelligent people Of our sectisn
will no doubt duly appreciate. Hand in your
) subscriptions at once and secure the Stock
Jou mai freeior year ~ It.s
The American Stock Journal, q frst.class
m monthly containing 80 large double column
pages devoted to. Farming and Stock Breed.
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Practical Farmer, .Oairyman. stock Breeder,
Wool Grower, and toultry Keeper, &e., &C.,
&c., Illustrated with numerous fine Engra>
wings and boundin handsomely tinted covers.
Farmers wilt find this monthly very efieien
aid in all the departments OF Farming and
Stock Breeding, Ithas Veterlnary Depart
inert under the charge of one of the Oblest
profe 'sorsin the United States, who answers
through the Journal, free of charge, all ques-
tons relating to Sick, Injured or Diseased
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine or Poultry.
Thus every Subs ,Griber has Horse or Cattle
Doctor free. A.i. .f.a .i"'
In addition to the above offer, by special ar
rangement with the publis. hers, we will furnish
both the Record and Stock 10 urlnl to all new
subscribers together with either Of the publi-
cations named below at the prices annexed.
Examine this offer andsee the great reduction
in price. The column of figures on the left
is the regular subscription price of the pub.
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.umn on the right is the price at WHICH they
win be furnished together with the Record
and American Stock Journal. 4t tl.i T
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30


WHEN Adam delved and Eve span,
disease was .unknown, but since that
time the race has degenerateI and at
the present time mankind is afflicted
with many diseases, yet If the people
would take medicine upon the first
SYMPTOMS of disease which would pass
direct to the afflicted parts and restore
healthy action thereto, they would
greatly prolong theirlives. We be-
lieve DIR. Judsen's Mountain Herb
Pills to be the best and most Univer-
sal of Medicines, they should be used
in Liver Complaint, Female Irregu,
larities, Bilious Disorders, Dyspepsia.
&c. Use the Mountain Herb Pills,
and by a fair trial convince yourself
OF their efficacy. Sold by all dealers
Jan feb ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

VIM. B. DAVIS, who has been
at Lagrange Furnace, Tenn,
for the past two years is at
home ON a visit. He will re-
turn to his duties at the furnace
next3week.. Mr.. Davis is noted
hereabonts as having a. most
remarkable memory. Indeed,
be never forgets anything, no
matter of how great or little
significance, he once sees or
hears, his mind retaining even
whole eolnms of figures for
years without an effort. In
this knack Of retaining every
thing,he very much resembles
his uncle, Walter @. Hood, of
theN Marietta Times. If you
have anything to tell that you
want forgotten, don't drop it
in t6eaearing Of either ofthese
gentleman, for if you do 1T is
s!recorded.8
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

Many Of which exceed in thrilling interest the
most brilliant fancies Of the novelist. These
articles will possess SPECIAL attraction to Vim
ton county readers, being truthful narratives
Of the adventures of their own neighbors or
relatives, and will include the experience Of
the private as well as officer, and of those
who died for their country, and those who are
still living amongst us. No pains Will be
spared to make the paper interesting as well
as useful 10 Vnton county readers, and while
II may not be as large and contain as much
reading matter as the city papers, it will con-
tain more Vinton county news than all other
papers combined, and will consequently be Of
more interestto Vinton county readers than
all other papers. The exceedingly low rate
atwhch it is now offered as above should
place IL in the hands of every citizen Of the
county, .,t,o ,f.., -rri.
Orders may he lefby mail in registered let.
ters, atmy risk; Address = Z -. =
souvfr su JOINT. RAPER, b.
=, !, .,..e.,ee, rf.--i PubLIsHER,
Macarthur, Ohio.
PD-Commnnications giving interesting facts
are solicited from all parts oil lhe county.
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A0sHgsUlREv. no wARDA. WILSON,
tE:''J'lrIT.,sHf'..E.siTI1I.eIN..Ti.i tE:''J'lrIT.,sH EsiTI1I. u,
DysRepsia, and Rheumatism,

DysPepsia; and .Rheumatism.
e .scspAyFrs saginaw Co.. Mich. July ., 1855.
ssobs. esaw. 'RosAck-Dear Sir, My father,
,spS sboht SIXTY s,OsS years old and has been.
8 forsha bst aEs years, severely afflicted with
.spsspSpaa AntsR Rheumatism, attended with
|, ssusrsi hefiobs defapgement; Indeed % such
an extent, as TO def the, medical skill Of our
bessphsas,ss6 And I can fraly say, that
believe II xss reserved for your scaudfnstian
RsRsdiyyAo yeHorm shatati othezrsmedies
md fha 30 doAo work. radical tufe.f For
siter taking . box Of your Blood Pills and
futldsEShe began 70 rsgessirapialyi
rtis sppetite returned. ihs.l Rheumatic pains
siS0tM, idd he is now id lhe enjoyment of
better health than he has enjoyed in the last
hHAsen 5eGrss AhS h Keatiert in isshthan he
b ssss >vss ,heferes AHdst can not close this,
.xahsut sayink That l believe your remedies
- ~ asd- -hpa4e tbsp they are elfsnssssnisd.
<sa xoeif'E..,dod tYonr Respectfully, m
dec 3glse9 JAMES D. TERRf.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

READ the Records advertisement.
Examine the offers for clubbing with
other papers. No Offer was ever made
to you to furnish reaGing matter at
so low a rate. Take the Blade-Nas-
by'S paper-for instance, the price of
which is 50; the Stock Journal, 81,
the Record 81; total s5. We will fur
nish them all for 1925. Or Putnam's
Magazine 81, Stock Journal 81, Record
80, total 81. We viii furnish all three
for $40. .f
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

Tar Advertiser, having been restored to
,hssith Il a few wee,cs, by very simple rem
Sdy. diet having suffered several years with a
.ssssue isng ~aectiOn. and that dread disease,
Gsnsumphon77iis anxious to make known TO
ihisfs,ior 'suBerers uhe means Of cnre. Z:
y, To al who desireit, he win send a copy of
,khs prescription used (free ofchatge) with the
'airscsions sor preparing and using the same,
WINCH they win find sure cure for consump-
tiou,' Asthma, Bronchitis, elc. The object Of
/. ths hd2srnser. In sending the Prescnp ption is
4. t,ispt tbs afiicted. and spread information
wish kA AeaesiEes 10 be invaluable; and he
hspss sxAfj saeerer will try his remedy, as it
VI ssrt them notbipg. and may prove bless
ia9' .oS Z faud ii : ,54ads . a ,ios a.f, 2
sfsrtiei wishing the prescription, will please
a1dfoaa 49,, ,rsf.r4 ~ 49, -. .
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'ERROks OF YOUTH.

n 4 AGentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
Ehs effects sf ysuthfaa indlscretion, will, for
ths ,alss q suffering humanity, send free to
sIl who need IL, the, receipt and directions for
siskiuk shs sisipI remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wisblag 20 profit BY, the adj
Ssrtiaer' experience, can do SO byaddresslng
aApsfset confidence, !. ..S l..G .,.e
.ssss .s.,i,,.I 49,. JOHN B. OGDEN,
JunelTly No. Il Cedar street, New Yo /,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

THE aLcients desired ''locks busly
and black as the raven" as one of the
perfections Of manhood, and tresses
long, silken and lustrons,as the crown
ing glory of womanhood, but Time,
the sly old dog. drew his fingers
through their hair, and left @His
Mark" in white. Time is now bafiled
by those who used Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia, the greatest and most re-
liable Hair Restorative of modern
times. For sale at Sissons and
Strongs.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

Ex SECRETARY STANTON, who
was lysappointed an AS.
sociate Justice Of the Supreme
Court of the. United States,
died. at at Washington, W Oh on the.
Gath, of,congestion Of thsheart.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30
BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

That the Mason q Hamiin Cabinet and Me-
tropolitan Organs are the best in the world Is
nroyed by the almost unanimous opinion OF
the professional musicians, by the award TO
them OF Seventy Fl ve, Gold and Silver Medals
or other highest premium, at priHcpal indus
trial competitions within few years, including
the Medal,at the Paris Exposition, and by
sale very much greater than that Of any simi'
lar instruments, and will not make "cheap or
gans" at any price, or suffer an Inferior instru'
nent to bear their name Having greatly m
creased their facilities for manufacture, by the
introduction Of new machinery and otherwise,
they are now making Better Organs than Ever
before. at increased economy in cost, which,
in accordance with their fixed policy OF selling
always at least remuneratiye prohh they are
now offering at Prices Of Inferior work. -Four
Octave Organs, double reed, solid walnut case,
carved and panellet, with Five Stops viola,
diapason, melodia, flute, tremulant,) Sl25.
Other styles in proportion. ,a-E
Circulars with iufl particulars, including ac-
curate drawings of the different styles OF or
gans, and much information which will be Of
Service to every purchaser Of an organ will be
sent Free and postage paid, to any one desir-
-" MAsoN& HAMLINbRGAN CO.
l54 fremont 81. Boston; SOC Broadway, N. Y.
dec 1880 4w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

PERSONS Knowing themselves
to be indebted toiublwin call
and settle their accounts, as
the business of the firm must
be settled Immediately.
STRONG & GIBBONS.
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IPGRls HORTON, District Depu.

iPARls HORTON, District Depu-
tyaIGrand Master l.. o. o, F.,
will visit the lodges Of his'dis,
trict, at New Lexington, Mel
sonyille and Logan next week
for thep1rpose ofinstalling the
officers for the ensuing term.
The installation at New lex
ihgton will be public, =. -.e..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

GENTS wANTED-Newest and greatest
Ainyention out-the New Self adjusting
Guides for cutting perfect fitting pants, round.
abouts, and ladies' dresses. Indispensable IN
every household. Address Ramsey 4 Scott,
Plttsburg, Pa. dec 10 4w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

SStFTtIf -Ss. . ET
THE Masonic fraternity of
Macarthur, celebrated st, t,JoBRs
day-the 27th. iAast.7n7,by 2 PUB p9qhb-
lie installation and supper, at
their hall.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

4 1. Z CnRsrn4s passed off quietly
except a fight, the afternoon
in font Of the Court House,
and one at.ainight at Wade'S
saloon. '''"
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Joseph Nc
In KInnis, guardian OF Patrick d. .McKinnis has
fled his accounts Tor Inspection and partial
settlements, and win be for hearing en- the 9Th
day OF January, A. y. 1870. ftsc
JOSEPH KALER, Probate Ja d GO
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

Remember, the Record Irregular price s2l
and Stock Journal Irregular price sl) are fur
nished IN connection with the periodicals
named for e'price opposite eachin the LEFT
hand column offgures. ri I,.a.
Specimen copies of these papers may be
seen at the Record office, where oil club sub.
scription, MS above indicated, must be paid.
The abOYe list includes the best periodicals of
their class, but special rates Gao be offered for
many other papers and magazines not in this
list. The Record is Republican in politics,
will be published every Thursday, neatly and
legbly printed, and goes free of postage to
residents of the county. II will aim 10 give
all Of the .... .a- .g..t.
Local News of the County,
Transfers ofReal Estate,
Full and Correct Reports of the bro
Proceedings in all ofthe
Courts of the County,
Marriages, niL '.t.
t.~ Deaths, 81.
A Correct and Reliable Market,
Letters from Vinton county men now residing
in the West and all news items ofhome inter>
est, together with selections ofChoice Miscel-
lany, and General News. We will commence
in January and continue throughout the year a
series of 1913
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

THE Magic Comb viii change any colored
i hair or beard TO q permanent black oil
brown. It contains no poison. Any one can
use il. One sent by mail for 81. Address
~ MAGIC COMB CO., Springfield, Mass,
doc I6 1860 am l-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

q The annual meeting of the
Ohio IWool Growers Associa.
ton will. take place in the
Senatel Chamber Columbus,
on the first Tuesday in January.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

was cured of Deafness and Catarrh by
simple remedy, and will send the receipt free.
MRS. NJ. q. LEGGETT, Hoboken, N. j..
dec 10 1SG94w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30

WEare eglad,tO see our friends
Nj. r. Barnes and Morris Ey-
ans, a5lesto be out upon our
streets sgaia.v. Exssherilf J.J.
Shoekey is much uflhEsfiaftnl ffftterll and
will soon be ahIe TO be ont
James Miller has been very
low with typhoid fever for sew
eral days. 4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-12-30
Guerdian's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that George Brown,
= guardian OF Elias Clemans has filed his &C.
counts for inspection and final settlement and
will be for hearing on the Soth day Of Decem.
Der, A. d. 1852 saa