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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

This Company, National in its character,
Offers hy reason Of its Large Capital, Low
Rates 0t Premium and new tables, the most
desirable meins of lnsunng life ever pres onted
TO the pub.ic. -
Ihriatos Of premium, bc,ng largely reduced, !,
are made "a favorable 10 The insurers as those
of the best mutual Companies, and avoi1 oil
the complications and uncertainties OF Notes.
Dividends and the Misunderstanding which
the hitter are aptto cause the Policy. Holder.
several new aud attractive tables are now
presented which need only ~ bc in cTstOOl
IN prove accepNhle to the pullie, sich rs tha
lNrON + PRODUCING POLICY and RETURN
PREMIUM POLICY. In lne lormer, the po. =
icy.hul lerrnt only secures q life in-lrance.
uayahle ~ death, hUt viii receive 4 living, af-
ter Il few year-, an annual income equal 10 ten
per cent no per vcnt) Of the pr Of his policy.
In the latte" the Company agiees to return 70
he assured the tut-l amount Of money he has
paid in, in addition TO the amount Of his
policy.
Tho attention Of persons contcmplatn7 in.
suiing their lives or increasing the amonnt OF
insurance they already have, is called to ihe
special advantages olleled 10y the National Life
Insurance Company
Circnlars, Pamphlets and full particulars
given on application to the Branch Once OF
the Com ptny or % ......
JOHN W. ELLIS & GO,
Cincinnati, ohio,
General Agent for ohio aud Genital and
Southern Indiana
Ell. HAWK, McArtnur. y.
peci.I Agent for Vlnton Co.
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rNHE REPUBLICAN PARTY
u CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION.
The Ohio State journal,
CoALY & SMITH, Publishers.
Prospectus for 1859.

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This delicious preparation, made from ths
root Of tho American Aloe, tagavnl, 10 the "a
vorite, and almos. universal beverage Of ths
inhabitants Of tho mountains es Peru, Mexiso,
and Lower California. where ths plant grows
In wild luzuriancs Their phyEeians con.
stsrtly recommend Il ls 9 stimulant, and
diure.ic. IN ali disss,es where such : remedy
Is indicated. One the PropristSfs, In trav.
cling through Mexico and Lower California,
several years ago, had eoraded 10 him bys
Spanish Padre, the Recipe .Or its preparation.
They now ofer It to the public with the hope,
that its high reputation as remedy on the
Pacific Coast viii DO innniteiy enhanced By
IL snccess upon the Atlantic. It's undoubted
efacacyin Gravel, oout Chronic Rhsumsusm,
Incipion. DropFy. Flatulence. Colo Pains; In
Distractions In the Bladder. Kidneys. and
Urinary Organs; In DyspspsIs, and oensrai
Debility, and In Exhausted Vital Energy-I
unrvaled. It's eonhdered By the MeIicsns
10 b an absolute specific for scury.
DIRECTIONS.
Asa Diursiie, tablespoonful IN Q vino
glass Of svestened water three times day.
just before meals As . shmuIani, from half
swinsglAss TO winesiasztui In little wstsr.
ss oecss,cn may require. Observe the Seal
upon the cork Of the bottle. that Il has not
bean previously broken. FuIl value Win be
psid for ths empty bottles and boxss when
returned 10 the prcprietors,
BROWN a. koLLoCk,
1901 RIDGE AVENUE, Philadelphia
For Sale at Sisson'a.
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The Chillicothe Gazette
says, "As considerable interest
has been excited in regard TO
the growth of figs in the north
sra States, We state that Gen.
Worthington has now in the
hands of the printers a manu-.
al describing the mode by
which he has raised fine fgs
cheaply ana in great abund.
ance. After his experience Of
thirty years he assures US that
figs may be profitably grown
in any soil and climate whore
tomatoes may thrive and ripen.
His present supply Of roots
and slips is limited, but
as they are easily multi
piled he will have any desired
quantity BY nextOctober."
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And the same ratio for any larger number.
We wal furnish, with the ab0vp. sne copy Of
ary 81 Magazine published in tie Uni ed States,
81 the nate OF S3.75 each; 2 coriesat the rnte oi
$3.50 each; or copies at the rate of S2 25 each.
The copies may be al OF one magazine, or OF a.
many different magazines as may oe ordered.
Tie reader will observe that In this way he
may receive for instanee) one cory each Of the
Ohio State Journal, HRrper's Weekly, the At.
lantc Monthly and Godey'c Lady's Book for
Sll.75-less than the coat of the Magazine
alone il ordered in any other way. And 70 In
like manner, OF hny naeaE nes the person or.
derng NAV deslre-a.l three OF Harper's pub
locations, two Of them and one Of any other, or
one 0f them and two ofany other, etc.
No such scheme has eyer been presented 10
the public, and we are conf lent It will be-
found unequaled for cheapness snd convent.
ence in ordenng.
Money must bs So I'm Postofice orde.s or
drafts, or we will not be responsible.
Address OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
Columbus Ohio.
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'Costar's' Buckthorn saIve

Is the most extnordlnary sAtvE ever known.
Its power of Soothing and Healing for all Cuts,
Burns, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, chapped Hands
and skin, for Sore Nipples, for Piles, &c ,-ls
without parallel. One person says of it, Il
would not be without Box in my House, # it
cost s6 10, or had to travel all the way to New
York for it."-[N. Y.Eyenng News, Sept. 81
All druggists in McARTH UR sell 1t.
Or address "COsTAR," No. 10 OCTosbyst, NY
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RTo the Working Class.

r AM now prepared 10 furnish constant EN-.
lployment TO sll classes at their homes, Tor
their spare moments. Bnsiness new. light and
profitable. Fifty cents 70 Ave dollars per even
ing is easily earned, and the boys and glls
esrn)neaIly ~ much as men. 6reat ipdpce-
ments afs offered All who see this nsiice
please sepd me their Address AMI test the bus.
mess for themselves. II not we'll satlshed,f
viii send 81 to pay for The trouble OF writing
ms. Eulf particulars sent fee. Sample sent
by mail for ten cents.
Address, z. @. ALLEN,
i9lsnls Augusta Maine
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

"MAN wants but little here below
Nor wants that little long,, '--
0The Few little articles that
are needed can be bought at
strong's Drug and Book Store,
lower than OF any other house
in vinton, or any other coun'
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GOOD HEALTH

Is paramount to wealth. If the system Is IN
bad order purge cut the vie humors and dts
B IDpeTs Wlth Robac!cs Blood Pills, and gei the
Internal organs performing thelrre regular funes
aons, and onee in order, Keep them so by the
daily use Of Roback's Stomach Bi.sera
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

,.,WIsoN's Readsrs..and Spell,
-lers, at Strongs. ...a..
MitchelPs Geography, ut
strOntsAoaHL sEOG
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RNARAV PAS"SAN1
Upon a table beside the minis
ter, and ihtos the minister's
hat Cat and hat tamBled'e0
Ehef aoo2. Kitty again Jumped
into the hat, and stayed there
through the service, OCCASION.
blIy Ipeeping oyer the top, 'of
he hAr 10. see il. all went on
smoothly. Smiles 10 played
around the faces Of even the
sedate. -lNarietta Times ESQ 2
A CREDITOR, whom he was
anxious to avoid, met Sheridan
coming out of, Pail MALL
There was no possibility of
avoiding him, bnt Sheridan
did not lose his presence of
mind. "That's a beautiful mare
you are on" said he. ado you
think so9' "Yes, indeed."-
How does she trot9" The cred.
itor, highly flattered, put her
into full trot. Sheridan bolted
round the corner, and was out
of sight in a-moment
Gov. WISE, in one of his re-
cent long.winded letters on
the late Rebellion, Recon
struction. &C., utters the fol-
lowing, which is not bad, con-
sidering its source: "For my.
self, l praise God for the war
every day, notwithstanding its
disaster and deaths, as a spec
ial providence, indispensable
to free me and my heirs forev.
er from the weakness, if not
wickedness, of African sla.
very"
SAID an old preacher once
"Fellow sinners, if you were
told that by going to the top
Of those stairs yonder (point.
ing to ricket;y pair of stairs
at the end Of the church, you
might secure your eternal sal.
vation, ! really believe hardly
any Of you would try it. But
let any man proclaim that
there were five dollars in gold
for you, and I'll be bound there
would be such a getting up
stairs as you never did see."
"PA, will you get mo a new
pair of skates if if l prove to
you that a dog has ten tails?"
Yves, my son." "Well, to be-
gin; one dog has one more tail
than no dog, hasn't he9" "Yes."
"Well, no dog has nine tails;
and ii one dog has one more
tail than no dog, then one dog
must have ten tails. The
boy got his skates.
New ALBANY, Indiana, has a
five cent dog that leaped
through a third story window
to the street below, gathered
himself up and licked three
other dogs. the fight frightened
pair of valuable horses, caus-
ing them to run away and
smash up a three hundred and
fifty dollar carriage. =
PUNCH has a picture in which
Scotchman is portrayed who
has just returned from London,
and is recounting to another
cufmudgeon Of his nation the
frightiul extravaganza OF the
metropolis: "Why, / hadn't
been there twenty.four hours
before bang went saxpence!'
We see it stated by Alonzo
Hawes in a letter 10 the Sun
that Mrs. Sigourney's son is
still living. That the person
whom she regarded as hei
son, who was lost by drowning
some years since, was not hel
son, but was exchanged BY
some one for the true son now
living.
A LITTLE boy seeing
| drunken man nroetrata hafor.
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SuRscRiBFRs Alio, ,receyeltheir

ALI persons knowing them
selves indebted to G. W. SissUn
will please call and settle i'm
mediatelyD 7ELT9CE "
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

A MAN in Cincinnati adver-
tises for a situation. He says:
"Work not SO much an object
as good wages"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11
Agents Wanted to Sell the
EMINENT WOMEN OF THE AGBn

AN OCTAyO VOLUME of G3O pages, con.
Attaining Al newly written sketches by
Nr,srs. Parton, Greedy, Higginson, Illlon,
Winter, Abbott, Prof. hoppin, Mrs. E. g.
Snnton,. Fnnuy Fern, Grace Greenwood. etc.
Illustrated with lirycellPnt Steel enetnvnps.
The n Y. Evening Post says OF the book, "lt
deserves and VIII obtain nm immense sale."
- Very liberllterms viii be given TO agents.
For descriptive circulars, references, &C.,
address .
s. NJ. BETTs & CO., Hartford, Conn.
dee IL 1865 II ...
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a LECTURE

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The world-renowned anthSr, in his Lee.
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Administrators Notice.

HoTICEis.hereby gwen that Benjamin shep-
herd. Adininistrator fof the estate of Gsorge
shi,lsy, decessed, has flied his accounts for
inspectlon and fnal settlement, and will be
heard on the 2eth daY of January A. D. lsta.
JOSEPH KALER.
Probate Judge
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

ALL over the land thousands
are suffering from Coughs,
Pains, and soreness in the
Lungs and Chest, and from
other feblile diseases. The
White Pine Compound is a
sure relief for all such. Sold
by Apothecaries everywhere.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

IT is now conceded by all
parties that J.. w. . Poland's
Humor Doctor is the best rem
edy for the cure Of Scrofula and
all other diseases OF the blood.
1t is put up in large bottles,
apd for sale by 6. W. Sisson.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-11

THERE are % U. S. Senators,
whose terms will expire on the
4th Of March next. Successors
have already been chosen, az
follows: 4 '
California-.Eugene Casserly,
Dem. gain
Maryland-cWm. 7. Hamil.
ton, Dem.
Florida. ..Abijah Gilbert, Rep.
Ohio-Allen G. Thurman,
Dem. gain.
e sTennessee-Wm. q. Brown.
low Rep. gain.
Vermont-Geo. F. -Edmunds.
Rep. reelected.
Nevada VIM. N. Stewart
Rep. re elected. - 81
Maine-Hannibal Hamlin,
Rep.
Michigan-zachariah Chan.
der Rep. gain.
Pennsylvania-John Scott,
Rep. gain.
New York Reuben E. Fen.
ton, Rep.
Missourl-Carl Schurz, Rep.
Minnesota-Alex. Ramsey
Rep. reelection.
Delaware--James A. Bayard,
short term, Dem; Thomas F.
Bayard, son Of former for full
term.
Wisccnsin--Matt. h. Carpen'
ter Rep. gain. s.-a
Massachusetts,. Charles Sum.
ner. .s.- ...tl... ..- ....-
New Jersey--Probable John
P. Stockton, Dem. gain.
West Virgin!a--Ao oRepubli
can successor to Van Winkle,
Rep.
Indiana--D. D. Pratt, Rep.
gain.
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The Hillsboro News says that
the Democratic Trustees Of
Penn Township, in Highland
county, at the election last fall,
refused the vote of three col.
ored men, under the visible ad-
mixture law of last winter.
These men sued The Trustees,
and the case has just been
tried before a Democratic
Judge, and ten out Of the
twelve jurors were Democrats.
The negroes gained the case,
making it cost the Trustees, in
cluding attorneys fees, some
$1,000. ~
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ra1rRIaMT

fha, ySIu should hid desSneo 90 ail nsfqFA
laws and the science Of medieai men, end amer
with dyspepsia OF indigestion shen. .notAek's
f''paqhi si'*rs can hs Fioeursd = shsefrf
Tofe'g'l ris4i iuesll eiasso-t 5a7 ), -,
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Money Easily Made,

WITH our complete Stencil and Key
w Check orift. Small capital rsqnired.
Circulars free. STAFFORD MANF'G CO.,
SO Fulton Street, New York.
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PHOENIX HOTEL.
First door easl ofths Court HouEe.
Macarthur, Ohio.
MRS. RUTH O. BRATT0N,
Proprietor.

-)S(-
TNHIs House has bssn recently remoieled
j and newly furnished. Rooms large ard
well ysntIla ed. Good stahl.pg No pains
will be spared to accommodate The public.
dec ~ 1858 3m
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OFFICERS.

CLARENCE u. CLARK, President.
JAY COOK e, Chairman Finance and Execu-
tive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Wee President.
EMERSON W. PEEr, Secretary and Actu-
sry.
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.a HoUsEKEEPERs
HOUsEKEEPBRs!
Men-WOmen-and Children |!
NIen,-women-and Children !
READ-READ.

"cooling to scalds aud Burns"
"sooIhlnG to all painful wounds, &C."
"Hraling to all Sores, Ulcers, ac."
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Where the general business Of the Company
is transacted, and TO which MI general CORE.
spondence should be addressed.
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"COSTAR'S"

standard Preparations
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w. C. HAMILTON & CO.
Wholesale Druggists,

No. 50 West Second Street.
Cincinnati.
For Sale at sisson's and strong's Drugstore
Macarthur, o.