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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

The extent to which The influence Of the
rings, which 10 very expressive term, have
subdusd every individual, either ia official
or private life. Whe comes In contact With
them, 10 almost unknown 10 these who have
MOI personally Investigated the subject.
Writing Of rings At Washington, the cor.
respondent Of Cincinnati paper says:
Our people At home do not realize the in.
science and corruptisn here, Of which give
you this instance. / felt it-as every one
connected with the press mast fssl-vssy
soon after my arrival. Men teok me 70 enc
side, and teld, il . esu0dsntial way, Of
huge stealings; and when asked, why
dsn't yeu attack them ssceived n Soply
duhiees shakes II he bed, .saa ~ Nor
aaaisa that such On sxpesors would Get -
sustained, and aayon making the charges
wsuld b In great danger. "Wait gill he
TT Adoiniesfatioo, whea " 90 W. .
change ofofficsrs," was generally htelos.
ing sentence.
There is we'll founded belief in the pub
lie nlnd that Il would ~ impossible fer
these rings to carry or their plumber in
safety were u not fer the connivancs Of men
in Office. All that have Aesn confirms me
in this belief. The service 10 rotten. l
hsppsssA in New York last winter. when
Piks's vast Embellishments, stretching ever
the entire country, were seized. Pike sent
for his friend and relative, General Schenck,
and asked his adviee. Pike, ~ho had seen,
unmoved, . million and . half go up in
smoke and flame one night in Cincinnati,
was ngitatsd.
lave you violated the Law in any way p
asked Schenck.
"Not that know Of" rsspssdsd Pike.
Than Aghe the seoundrsls," said his
friend and adviser.
met Pixies friead and Business partner,
some vosks altar this interview, st Pixies
Opera Heuss.
"Did our Napoleon in Whisky and ep-
era follow Sshssck's adviss :" I asked.
Me- Was, ~ blsnt reply. I" Schsnck
10 tssl. They hal Pike tisa up. Hswaa
lsaing thousands hourly. They could keep
hin IN that condition any length Of time
without hearing Of any investigation. So
he came down on the rum"
What Do you 0eon p
He beagh1 Of the deg. They WsAl
trotliag away With lhsis bellies full Of plum.
der. That's all."
had talk In Cincinnati with Q late rev.
snus officer. 4 asked him Why h threw ~
his place.
"Thsss il no money 10 IT," he replied.
why SCI ] thought il very fat"
"wsll, yes; but not for %. We shool
the tree, and the fellows In Wsshingter
gathered ths fruit" nv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
MfSHLER'S HERB RTTTERy

WIN positively CURE ALI DlsRA1es a.isiae
nom adisordered state Of the blood. EtomscA or
Kidnsys These Bitters ars moi 10 becesed Nth tAs
varsss plcsssns preparations cold u Bars and oh
sr places under ~ nsns Of Cefdials. Bittsrs Nee
tars, &C.. besanss
I Mishlet's Bitters
Are truly medicinal preparation ~ ere O1srsd to
The plblle solely % tAsif curative vistsss bseaa0
these Bitters are guaraatssd to cure al eases Of
YnvKR AND A0uu. iatssnittsat NJ DinDoere-
vsrs | CHOLERA. Chelsrs Merbus. Cranps. COLT
pianhnA Dyssnlssy, and III adsctsAs Of ~ Kid-
Aeyo. fts sa@
Mishlor'o Green Label Bittors.
Curss serofula. Secondary ard Tertiary 0ypsills
White SWELLING OF Necrosss. Ola Rsnning sores.
and Ulcers, In1anitorv Ahsumstisn. sad Ne worst
orns d ekin 0leeesse. 49,
Mishior'o Red Label Bittors.
Cures dissases peculiar TO females Ansa9ftA@a
fOiansnosrhGa. Nenorrhaeia. Wemb Disease.
Chlorosis or Green Sickness. LsucharlhaGia. q
whitss. and fAlling 81 the Womb.
g. B. HARTMAN 3 CO., Proprietofs, Lancaster,
Ps. For sale BY all respectable Drugeists.
Usad for Circular and lssrn the ln3Eedleats Of
the only truly indicated Bttets ever offered - the
ppblic. feq1i
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

neo sWAH0oE1oak O0ueo.
,lxksSsnpk,a sssaSir ksusa slsss pssus,.,it,v.
b teetneey. efaf EnYU1 InysaclAas I'd others,
2f3 e1to q W QAHu300
49, 1aaAseoad, - es.s. on he YAos, the Lars,
the NosR, and IN the eros Aen;
sCROfULA,
In N its DIRE adful forms, whether Affecting the
0EAsBs. The uHAp. The Evfs the Bow the INNS,
o. developing In AP JOINT DuEAsE.
KIDNEY DISEASES.
Dsssnr's DsnAss cured who the patient was given
Op - Gle Dawn, DIAps ~ etc, and other forms
Of kidney Diseases cured
SALT RHEUM,
and othee eevese casss Of CufArsous DIsEAss readily
a4d redically cured:
/ TneNATbR has also proved remedy for Drs-
rkr1A. RHauNArssx Irro DisgAss. FITS. SYrmLls,
Nngvoup PpussRArox FrxAtx coarLAfSrss etc. IL
puyiAee the Blcop and builds mp tho systsm.
- This 10 the hsst and most valuable OF the 70
soafly discovered remedial Springs Of Sheldon. VI.
and shouId not be corfound ed with any old 9prisR
uHdsf new name. Get the best" Pamphlets
Chronic sofrerers who have tried va ions remedies
In yap. should % once e0nd for and examine tho
psmphlet iseued By HAXE co.. sole propsiescFs
o. tie "vBRMONT SPRING" Many Who eo0-
msnced TIE use Of this marvellous remedy Win little
faith. would not now exchange the benshee received
for fortass. For sals b. Druggists. and ~
0AxD co., eunssus, W., and SAKE - CO.. No.
~ 6oe0 o., NJ. SsdlS-os0d&wsow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
LsaA Grants.

Congrsss be- granted lands to railvaye
sto., - fellews, he iiest column whsAise
the proportion u the area Of ssch State 20
granted:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
amOa.sOsa TIlR F1ANKaNG
PAVILION.

Few persons have any idea Of the extent
o which our mails are bsrdsned with
franked matter. As lsng ago ~ 1864.
members Of Csugrsss had furnished them.
selves with fac si'nis stamps Of their own
s.snatursa. The postmaster Of Washing
ssn city, 10 an ETHICAL statement 10 the
chairmsu Of the Committee on Psstsdlcss
sad Poassrssds. estimated thai The postage
On ths Tracked matter leaving the wash.
iagten psstofies. u Il bad paid pssiAgs q
other mailed matter, vosld have snsustsd'
to 81 ,46s,s44 Ia enc yssr, not including
the reepapers weighing .3s2 .o2A pounds.
This BE- il observed was franked matter
leaving Washington in single year. The
iranked matter entering Warrington, or
irankei at other places, 10 not included in
the account.
Why, 10 the name Of al justice, reason,
aud right, should this immsnss burden be
borneg 1t is perfectly notorious that not
ono in DOZEN Of the reports that are an
nuslly presented aud distributed, are ever
OF the least benefit to any human being.
All that are Of any value among them are
either published sstirs By tho aavspapsrs,
or an abstract containing al that il Of any
account.
Ifeslf-eomplscent msnbsrs Of Congress
are anxious 70 SHOW tAAnslvss OF % thslr
constituents. let them pay The postage on
their brilliant displays the same q thsi,
coastituents have 10 do, including eur So
Ions OF the PennsyivAnia legislature. Il
either the Dsmscsatio or the Rspsblicsn
party wishes 20 oiscnlass elsotionssrina
speeches Or othss desansnts, that 10 oil
right. but let cash pay il own postage and
not attempt 10 saddls i On = vhsls COM
munity. zee
There can Be - dseyiss he fass shs,
the frsnkiag privilege 10 becoming tsrri,
BILE absss. Wien nsAbsss efCsuxfsss .,
lar forgot the interests ~ the people whom
they profess 10 ssrss, % - 20 lss1 tAsi
franks - mere Advsntussrs and pothsus
politicians. Il ID tims the privilege vs. abol
ishsd. But The ftasking privilege lssds 4
ether abuses and frauds. Theusands an,
tens Of thoaaads Of dollars Of The people
money arc spsat in printing documents 70
members u Cougsass 10 frank to partiss
constituents. and that half supplied Will
public dosu0sats printed and ssnt shreue
che nail u he sxpssss d The ethsr hal
Is this right Should one half u The peo
pie pay for dscuasnts 10 b cent 10 ID
other halff Out Of The issahine privilss
and tho Inducements 70 print large an
useless snass Of pnblis Documents will b
cut of also.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

The practical tsst 81 IN expsrisnes ef ovss ferry
ysars. and circslsisa In svssy part Of tbs eobs.
has thoroughly prsvs1 b. -. Tahnsstock's
ver1nifugo 70 - ssosAy for worms which
strictly eonblnss 6eSsev and sfaeacy. II he's long
bssn regarded with fsvss and ecnalsAes By large
bsdy Of The regular medical profession. ~ Pm
paraisn unsurpassed b eng, sad = daily prssesib
ed By the most sninsHt physieisns throughout tie
United States and Canadas. We AAow Of no pro-
prietary article which hes svss bssA used BY then
to the same lsxtent Thsis essti1eatss have been
freely givsn,-Ia many iAstanese vGlustasiy ~
unsolIeito0. -
Great eauusa must - used b svssy purchaser y
~ HE own Judge u one ssnss. and - sxanlne
every bottle 10 bays Of Il. The simple naAs d
vAunssrsca u nat sufneisnk He nust lock clessoy
and eorofull1 to eee that - 1u1elolo ne u. -.
FAnN1sscA. anA he eatisae4 NH AetAlag 49,. All
drueRiste keep IL for sale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

Thirty Years Exp0xfonC0 IN the
TYeatmont of Chronic and Sexual
Diseases.-A Physiological View Of Mari
ags.- The Chsapsst Book Ever .Plbnshsd. cor
tanning nsasly To- page. and lss ans Pass ~ n
eraviags ofths Anatomy Of he Human Oreaas IN .
ease Of Health and Disease. ana Treatise - sasly
1rross. its Dsplorabls Csnsseusaes upea Mid and
Body, with the authsrs plan Of sreatnsnt-ths only
rational aud successful nod u cure. - shown b.
The report efeasss treated. truthful adviser ssths
married. anl thoss eontsnplatiAs marriage wAe e.
TARTAN asahD their pAysisal eoaatloa. osntefse
ofpossaes % eay aAdSsss % rsesepa Of - esnts h
eta0pe Sr postal elsreaey, - eA1teooang m. IA
CROlxs No. n 4aiesa LA1e, Albany, \. z. The
author nay b consulted upsn aay of Ne diDooseo
upon which he book tfeete. either psseonally q =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
MrO. 0R00G
Washinetsu CorrsspondsAes Cinsinasti En-
quirsr.


quirer.
found her . dignined, matronly -lsekisg
woman, whe insisted, in . pleasant way,
upon knowing my name end place efabeds.
| was satisfied to ind that she remembered
both whss I came 10 take NJ leave. These
officials ana e0SiAl Hans yeasss - Adam
saw the beasts Of the field and the fowls 81
he OH, ~ they nlsd before him TO BE- named.
We ass lost Individually in eur class. The
blassss are Of three sorts = 0snators.
nsmbsss Of The Heuss, asd tsg>sag and
Rsbest-tail. A. necessarily eeme ubdsr
the latter class. l am dismissed - Mr..
Psas, Or NJ. PlaAl, Or NJ. 0pratI 81 Any
ether combination q sounds that resemble
~ name and going home. take grim
pleasure 10 driving my pen through the
oiaeial insect, and sticking hin y be- IL
mr cabinet ofpslitical curissisies. for tAs
Amusement 81 ths psnsivs public.
Ars. Grant, hswsvsr, whom tsok my
lsavs, said In the kindest veics "Geod day,
Dol. p" and, pausing at NE door, heard
hse disaiss Jssss, S0ish, end Robinsp0. 10
The oans esotle, thoaghstal msaser, end
taking up that tSifls, said, "Ysu are Z
dear, COED venss, ssd heDs. yeus lie
may 30 happy, ssit 10 prsspsrsss."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
DATOURLoR,0 UAIR DYE.

IAisspleadid ndx ~ 10 the best The worle
The only true and pselbst Dye; Aesnlsss. eehahlss
nstaAtaneoss: Nc e1sappointnent: n hdiesleee
and leaves the Hair M and beautiful brown
Sold b Ill Druggisoo oad Perfamers. and prepesy
applied ot Batehslose Wig Factory, Ne. 10 BIDS
New York. opg1o.AAWlV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
ssnt works IKE Z Charm.s 70

Rave 20 He6AAeAef Uee asnnieb Nasies OH I
Have pea TeoeAaehsf Uss Renns'o Maeie Oh I
Have y0u Ne1falg1as Cee HennOSo Nasie OIL I
Nave you Hheu0atiome Use Ronue'e uaeie OIL !!
Have yoa Sure ThrOatf Use RenneD Magic Oil I!
Hav0yoa Cciaticaf Use ReunSb Magic Oil /!
Have you . Bfrsef Use Rcnne's Magic Oil /.
Have yoa Cgampe! Use Rspns's Md, oil |!
Have you CD olera Norbuss Use Renne's Magic on (!
Have you LAmensss! Css Renns's Magic OIL !,
This 10 the best Family Remedy, to cure All!
kinda Of Pain, you ever tried.
rte clean. ssfe and delicious to use, md - you
use 1t faithfully, II will do you good
Directions ON each bottle. buy u Of the Drug
r,st or Merchant where ynu trade. II they Aave
not got Il on hand they win eend for IT, e y6ur re-
Qoest, and cell you the Genuine Renues Fain-Hil
ing Magic OIL. At the nanufaetursrs iowest psios
II retail.
VIM. Renne. Sole Psopgieessan1 l@ooas-
tufer. PnfsvuaD, 1Asos
sold Wholesale and Retail By Hsfrieon D Btaeke
Stevenson b Carnahan. r. Q. BAll0rd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

In Culc AGO. the other day, a physician
offered 70 kiss the lady Of family in which
he had a patient. She threatened to tell her
husband, and did so. The husband west
post haste for that same doctor, urging hin
10 come round iumediasely - see sick
child. AZ sson as he (the NJ. d. WAS inside
his Onjursd 4husband's) houae. he went
N. D., suggesting something Of the kind
Vas armed with slang shot, with which
10 bsjabsfsd The Injured husband until hi
head ADD fass were badly pummsllsd. Thu
police intsriered, the upshet Of the MATES
being that the NJ. d. was fined $l5, and
tho ''other man" IS.
MonAL.-Kss your own wife only. When
you undertake to whip fellow. be pretty
certain before you commence that the hgh'
will not result in his whipping you. Tha
makes an awkward affair Of il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
apEclAl WoTOCgo.
wna sithoee a0ieed With t'sash 81 e.asHse i'si"s'
sssd the folio Wing, and learn the tsias ~
Aliens Lung itaisaa
whct thu nacta,,. Ea

What tho Doctors Eav,
Amsa we.ry. N n. ~ k.ssissss ss-ssf, taa 1,
Lssa n.,.A. ss,saslssiy " "a rs...,aa, .sa an
satisfied ,ssss ma ee'sss -sa's'se s's isss asss
Is..s \, fssssa. y. ". sst.sss %, -, s.ys,
"Aas-s t,ess hAssAs sss s~y cells ssriliy. hut
f'vss psssns. satisfaction In s,ssy s.ss ~l,hie my
thai ,reSsassss ,ssasis wssisasi sers,t,ss. nee
assh y. nv aA.is " .es,ss, aaa ~i,h ssteandsa
saces.s As en- ssrsetsssss. u 10 meet ssssalniy fsr
's .ssa ~ sr ,s ssss ~,
"lhase No acaht u III tsson,e asias.ieai
eSs sg~n fs the suse at all dseasss Of tho Threat
~. Lloyd. 81 dAls. sasessa In The army lssias
eAs 80, tfuM sapeoNro eoatsaess1 cossaave1ss
ns 49,, II have = hseasaaey 10 saytae thai vas
= ~ - Of ysss;nnso seisen that - sou Alive
s.. 5s.:eS.;. = lss.n. ..ys; ~ ...os..s4
Z:.. Ssl:s. IN gss!sssns: 70 an! ssAs' nsdiehs -
Ailm': Luss DA.aA. 10 the rsnedy 70 sars eli
Lung and Throat diasaltcs. ltshouid Be thorough
sh:s ali ssSsrs fs1. 5.r.s,ioas seeonpsny sssS
j. n. HARRIS = CO.. Sol. rroprc,ors. cinc,n-
nat. Ohio For sale By all Druggists. cc9s-dAwdn
Cristadoro Has Thrown
The 0rsat Earopean Cbsmest into the Ahade. he
has accomplished what they have sssaysa in vain.
HAZE DIE CHANCES
| In monsnt Red. Gray or white Hair. 10 Black
or Brown, that Mature cannot uanssad.
CRlsTADOR0s RAIR PRRsBRvATlvD.
| Marx the particulars in which The superiority q
this preparation consists :-First II prevents the
hair from fAilia ost: second. IT stimulates the
egstabls power ofths roots third Il prevents The
fefnatioa ofecuff and aandrun fourth, Il imparte
wavy curl TO straight hair nth. u prevents gray
mess sixth, Il coafsgo silky lusere On every tree
| seventh, Il readers the hair nexible that Il lbd
vivss the tssl vessels # the sealp, and stimulates
then - repeodu ctioo.
oold b. Dsuegists md applied BY all Hair Dsee
oore. Maau1hctory No. - Maiden Lane. Prinei
pal Depot Ne. Aslos House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

A GsanAn boy named Hospsrs. Of Pslla.
Iowa, hes invented machine which will
cut from ilftssn 70 tWsatv acres Of corn In
. day. Il can b worked By enc or two
horses. IL suns clsss along Vie rows Of
esrn, : knife cutting Of TIE 6ills end gsth.
eflng them into arms that held from iosr
to six hills then ~ lever. they are
dropped ists pilss ready @ b stood up In
shocks. The maahtpe b - arranged that
the corn nay be dropped vAsA. two hills
are sat, q ~ til elk sse gathered in. This
young man, met AWARE Of the important in.
vention hs had made, had no idss Of get
ting patent, put simply made the machine
for his own use On the farm. But = gen.
tlcman from Ksokuk. seeing this great
"laber- savsr,", offered him st oace, 5000
for Il. He would not ssll-but entered into
On agreement with him to get . patent and
bring the machine int market. They are
now making the castings, and preparing to
bring ii out for next falls work.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

More than ens.eishth Of the public do
main has thue been esded.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25
RoDDIue AIApPLEToM,
General Agsats,
- lOO BROADWAY. n. ~

No Excuse.
Per Gray naie. danaruG. - baldasss. They eea
III BE- prevented Or slssd By using Wood lmps OWED
aAif Restorative. We mean what W say and can
prove. seld By Dsuggsts anA Barbsss.
Price q pse bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-25

ffege!etsrs' - Arch otrsse. PAilaosapnna..
Isllsr. IssS 8 Sahk. IsssasSs 4 Va SsAas1k- J
L. 3es4 Co.. eultA, CntIoe = O.. 0al1Da1
alsed = Co., ana tAsGaghost - es6st7 - q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

A GOOD looking woman was
in our town last Saturday par.
aiding our streets without a rag
to her back. Her clothes were
all bran new.-Lonton Reggie.
ter.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04
Bankrupt Notice.

DURsuAErto 10 al order fthe said Court, 70
il me directed, notice 70 hereby given TO all
the creditors Of Samuel Swepston, II lalrsii.
appear before me, at nv Office in Merchants
Eock. Second Street.. Portsmouth,. Ohio, oa
thA l5th day OF October, A. ID. 1865. at 10
o'ciod x A. ~. and show cause. u any they
have, why discharge should not be granted
Paid bapkrupt. And said creditors are further
notieed that the secoId and third meetings Of
18th and 18Th sections u the Bankrupt Law
Win be held before mo st The, same tisns and
pisce. ELiIAH GLOVER. Register.
eep,enser esis7s. f-lg sv
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

AT a recent lair in Boston,
SO, 900 persons were weighed,
and their average weight was
133 pounds. The heaviest man
balanced the scales at $40 1.2
pounds.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

To dc the thing properly in
New York at a wedding, the
bride must have eight brides
maids, and a hundred dollar
poodle beside the one she mar.
ries,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

WHILE E. p. CUTTING, a clerk
In the Boston post Office , was
stamping a letter, or Tuesday
evening, it exploded, burning
him severely. It. contained per-
eussion caps.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

INQUIRIES in London show
that Lord Hubert Ainsley, who
recently married the rich
heiress of Staten Island, is an
adventurer who has no title oil
any kind.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

A FELLOW who was evidently
determined to have railroad
time. stepped off the cars at
Neenah, Wisconsin, a few days
since, and carefully set his
watch by the circular indicator
on the water tank.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

THERE is a daily paper pub
liShed in Sedalia, Missouri
called the Basoo. So the ed.
jtor thereof gets to bow his
bazoo every day. Happy man !!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

A HAIR dressing, extensively
advertised and sold at a high
price, is made simply of a pint
Of alcohol, two ounces Of
giycerine and half a pint OF
water, the whole cheaply scent.
ed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

AMONG the features in fash.
jonable life the coming season,
will be brides breakfast par.
ties-entertalnments given two
days in advance Of the we'd
ding, to display the bridal
gifts.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04
GOES COUGH BALSAMl

This long tried snd popular Remedy 10 again
called TO the Rttentlon ofthe put sic. As often
~ the year rolls arOnnd the prOprietors an.
nually make their low TO the people. and re.
mind them that amongst the many things re.
luirei for the health. comfort AMI tustenanee
Of the family through the long and tedious
months ofwinter, Coe Cough Balsam should
household medicine. and mothers anxious foI
the safety Of their children. and all who suffer
from any disease OF the throat chest tand lungs.
cannot afford to be without II. In addition V
the ordinary four ounce 80 long Rinthe market
we now furnish our mammoth family slLe hot.
ties, which will IN common with the other Sise,
be found at oil Drug stores.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

A BLACKBERRY picker at
Pittsaeld, Mass, has gathered
forty bushels of blackberries
this season, which he has sold
at an average Of Is cents per
quart
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

The Manhattan Club OF New
York has property valued at
S25O,OOO, and a membership Of
700.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

PITTsBURa has at present
th:rty.two rolling mills, seven
steel and two copper works.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

The last storm changed the
course of some oi The rivers in
the White Mountains.