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TRIEuTE 70 SaEHATu-KEErISC NEW ENGLASD.-
DR. Holland, Of tLe Syringfed Republican. rcr-
haIs better known rs Timothy Titcomb. IL snow in
Europe. and write- home from Lausanne in
Switzerland
IL seems To me that any New England man
coming u Europe must ic! everywhere around
ham an enormous letting down -; the moral ten
zion and tone 20 which he Las been accustomed.
~ Switzerland. the business day 1ftLc steamboats,
and railroads j. sunday; and / cannot help con-
trusting the uuhrJken -tiline-- that HAMS around
the station at Springfield, during all the long
Sabbath dayS of summer, win the hurry and bus
TIE and rush Cd Locomotives and Of men, which
prevail every sunday az the station IN Lausanne.
within sight and herring II Mv window. Meeting
q distinguished divine here, one expects 10 zee a
man IN some respects like those one meets NJ home
holding like positions butpne T. soon undcceivod.
Christianity does not seem U got hold 5i people
here. o. IL de- 40 home. The lack Ofe.rnestuc--.
genuine faith, absolute self-ieyutiau, j. painfully
apparent. Christianity would seem 70 be 8t ,pt-
81 by these men as q beautiful system II philu-,-
ply and ethics. and, in the meantime. thcv
manage % have a pretty god time ILey drink
THEM wine. visit their relations. - % the shows.
and forget that there j. q world % hs converted.
There NAV hc something sad and severe in tire
TIVE Of New England religion. but IL means some
thing. There i~ % ile-rcv1l1ti1nizin. and life
commanding power in IT,. Il j. q power Of such
magnitude that a man needs o. get four thousand
miles away from IL T. Measure it. Dimensions.
Here / can zee. a. / never saw before. the inten-
sity q religious feeling that prevails 10 America
and my respect iIr II grows with every renewal 81
the ~cYutempiltHu- II D. q thing apparently un-
known hero. and alt1g"-.rr uu1uIrceiatei a- u
'Z1--- among Us. 8
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notice Of Co-parincrship.

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Dissolution of Ce-pariner.hip.

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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-18
TO CONSUMPTIYES.

TnE Advertiser, having le,n restored to
health IN few weeks, hy n very simple rem
edy, after having sufl"led se,epl years with o
severe lung affection, and that oread disease,
Consumption-is anxious TO make known TO
his fellow sufierern the means of cuie.
10 sll who desire 1t, ho will srnda cory o,
the prescription used (iee olrharge) with the
directions Tor prep"iing aud using the same,
which they win find a sur cure for Con,ump.
tion, Asthma, bronchitis, etc, The object ni
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
To benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he concclyes to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer wlIry his remedy, rs it
will cost thom nothing, anL may prove blcss
ing
Parties wishing the prescription, will Please
address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County, New YORK,
juno II ly
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Gone Again.

Aaron Will is again in the
city after more new gods. It's
no use of talking, low prices
will tell against all opposition.
When We saw the stock OF
goods Dan. Will & Bros re.
ceived from The East, We
thought they had enough to
supply Vinton county for a
year, but scarcely a month has
passed and Aaron is in the
market and more new goods
are arriving. Stand out of the
way, you old fogy dealers.
with your rusty, dusty, old
fashioned goods mouldering on
your shelves, Dan. Will &
Bros are after the trade, 'ainr
afraid to say so, and are bound
10 have it if new goods and
low prices will get it. So stand
Oft OF the pavement, and let
the people get by to the Orig.
inal Cash Store.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-18

GEORGE L. WYNMAN. ag,nl
of the NJ. & @. r. Il. at Il .ng's
Switch, was killed on Euesdty,
while engaged in coupling cals
at that place. His head was
caught between two rails with
which The cars were loaded
and which extended over the
end Of the cars, and so badly
crushed as 10 cause instant
death. His funeral took place
on Thursday at Hand, n, from
the residence of his mother.
The services were conducted
by the Masons, he beng an
honorable member of Delta
Lodge, Macarthur.
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Notice TO Teachers.

THE BOARD ofschool Examiners for Vim
ton County will meet at the union School
House, in Macarthur, on the LIST and ard satur-
day OF March, April, May, September, October,
and November; and the lst Saturday IN .Ianu.
ory, February, June July, August, and be-
cember, in each year. Examinations TO COM
mcnce at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory evl-
dence OF cool moral character will he required
all cases. fee Of so cents IS required by
law from each applicant.
M. II. BtRNES, Chm, ! Board ot
j.. HUM, Clerk, school
l.. D. PERlUE. Examiners
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Miss ANNIE RIcKEY was called
suddenly TO Frankfort, Ross
20. last Saturday, by a dispaI cll
announcing that her sister had
heen instantly killed by an ac
cident, and her father was i'll
'nd not expected 10 live. In
consequence Of this school was
not opened at the Dunkle
school house, where Miss Rick
y was engaged to teach last
Monday as was intended.
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The pavement in front oil
Lafayetta Raynor's residence,
laid by Nee. Brown and Lev.
eret Pearce, is the best piece
of workmanship in that line
In Macarthur. However, there
are many that compare with
it favorably, while there are
a few that are a mere waste of
brick, money, and labor.
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SMITHS MERCANTlLE COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, OHIO, prepares young men prac.
tieally for the duties ofthe counting-room, by
teaching them Book.keerirg, Writing and
Business Arithmetic, aud allo tor general
business. THERE'S no class System -student'
IAN enter at any time. College permanently
oeated. Open day and evening.
Address E. W. SMITH, Principal.
Sep, 10, lSGS-yl
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Mr.. STEPHENSON has raised
the price of loafing at the HUI.
bert House to twenty-five
cents. He passed around the
hat one day last week, and the
crowd save two, who paid their
indebtedness. melted at its ap.
, proach, He sayshe keeps his
fires for the accommodation o.
his guests and cant afford 10
have them driven Of.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

J.. TOwELL, Portsmouth, OHIO, oilers
to the Merchants and Furnrcemdn OF Vintcn
county, iupenor stock Of Iry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most hyonble. John
Gillian and p. J. Reed. Travelling Agents.
Sent 10 v.
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Bride and BRIDEGROOM.

Essays for Young Men on the interesting re-.
alton of Bridegroom to BRIDE in the lnltitution
and true happiness. Sent by mail in sealed
letter envelopes free Of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX p, Phllael.
Phia, Pa. noy2Oly
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DIR. DoLLlsUN has discontin
ued his practice as a physician
except such calls as lie may
have from his friends in Near
thur, and will give his whole
attention to The practice OF
dentistry. Our citizens are
we'll acquainted with The ex
cellent quality of The Doctors
work which needs no comuIen
dation at our hand.
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HUNSEY, RuAr5 & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers IN Dry Goods aud Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants ami Fur
,nacemen to 40 examination oftheir extensive
Winter stock. They give 'Ieei"l attention to
keeping the beet goods, and you ~'ll always
ind their stock the largest and niece tie
lowest. One Of their firm remains East to
give his entire tine in watching the nsihttr,
aud in buying for them, and hence their stock
always fresh and always Grst Hrrli'd with
the newest goods. They ouerAte largely, do
business on the principle of,hs smallest prot
It's, and practice the spirit Of liberal accom-
mediation. eep. l9-yl
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ABOUT eight Inches of snow
Iave fallen Lere during he
'ast week, and the weather
generally has given us a gen
line touch of Winter. The
Wind of Tuesda, n yht was the
ongest and strongest blow
within our memory, and made
me who was well.housed feel
thank ul, and shudder at the
thought Of facing it.
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The new goods are still or.
irving at FelIon'S. Iii. says he
wants it distinctly understood
that he means just exactly
what he say, hen he asserts
that they have the largest, the
cheapest, and the best stock o.
goods ever brought TO Vinton
county. The store room j.
crowded with goods and Gus
toners, and if you want any,
thing you should examine the
stock while it is full.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-18

IF you are making pavement
give it good bed of sand to
lay on. 1t will last longer,
look BETTER and save the extra
cost of the sand in saving Of
repeirs. Don't lay it flai; give
1t plenty OF slope for the wafer
to run off. These are sugges
lions that look almost superhu.
Gus, but the way some OF the
pavements are laid, rrove that
hey are nol.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-18

&. W. SIssoN has The largest
stock OF holiday goods ever
brought to this county. Ills
stock is the wonder and admi
ration Of all the little ones,
who flock around his door to
witness the mysteries which
are TO be uhIolded with the un
packing of each box. Various
articles are picked oul,' and
pennies will be saved until
enough is on hand to purchase
the coveted treasure.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-18

The Court of Common Pleas
c'nvenes next Monday. judy,
Plyley presiding. The follow
ing is Il list of Jurors:
GrandJurorS. Craig
George Moran, Wm. Rowland
Lewis Clark, Eli Graves, David
Bay, Nathaniel Simonton, Dan.
lel Bowen, Thomas McAllister
VIM. Clark, Morris Allbau gh
Ii. Ii. Swain, VIM. Craig, ALra
ham Argauhright, W. R.Yaple
PetitJurors.- Thomas Brown
j. W. RannellS, George Waxler
VIM. llugsins, VIM. CoIetrap
A. Ii. Tu.vey, j. W. Brewster
W. W. Belrord, Benoni Hixon
Andrew Shurlz. Joseph Howell
Henry Jennings.
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THE VINTON RECORD,
ofAoial Organ Of vinton County.
LOCAL MATTERS.

hens are on q strike.
KRIsKIEGLE has hung out
his sign at Sisson's.
UNION services TO day at the
Presbyterian ochurch. Rev.
Chas. Warren will preach.
Now is the season for colds.
A little care will save many
coppers, and perhaps a coffin.
A FINE assortment of hymn
books for all denominations at
j. S. Strongs.
Now is the time to pay your
taxes, and not wait for the De.
cember rush.
PURE wines and liquors for
medicinal purposes at j. S.
Slrong's.
SOME PERSONS tanyard's sold
out. Darby has II new pair oil
boots.
DRUGs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, Dye StuTs, Window Glass,
Putty, eIc, at Strons's.
THs Good Templars of Mt
Pleasant will give an oyster
supper at that place to'mor.
row evening.
Ex SHERIFF SuooEEY who has
been i'll for several weeks will
typhoid fever, is getting mucl
better.
REV. Mr.. DUNN held service.
at the Christian church every
night last week. He will hole
service 1t New Plymouth dur
ing this week.
THANKSGIVING day will be oh
served by our citizens, the edi
tor Of the Enquirer excepted
lie thinks lie has no cause L
render thanks.
ALL the Good Templars are
reqesied to be present at the
meeting to morrow night. A
melon will be cut and some
thing warm served up.
We acknowledge The receip
of some very fire Peach Blow
Potatoes of Johnalhan Brine
jr. They were what we cal
large potatoes, averaging ont
pound each in weight.
EPISCOPAL services in tht
Courtroom, on next Sunday a
lO3 o'clock, A. N, AID 81 p. NJ.
by DR.. Burr, and Monday even
ing, %, at 7 O'Clock, by BishoI
Bedell, McIllvaine's assistant
d. r. BRAY sells the Roya
Baking Powder, which all tn,
ladies pronounce excellent
The gentlemen will agree witI
them, too, when they try tn,
luscious biscuits it makes.
We neglected last week t.
notice the Union Sabbatl
School Festival of the prsvlou
week. The little folks were
we'll pleased with their enter
tainment, which was a decided
success.
BRICK Kiln No. Q is ready TO
The market, and paving bust
ness was lively until inter
rnpted by the wet weather
Dr. RGnnells is having a goot
job in front Of his res Ience.
In a conversation with on,
of the contractors of the ca
Iumbus & Hooking Valley r
r., last week, we learned lha
The road will not be complete,
TO Athens until next spring.
g. j BILLINGnURsr moved Il
his new and commo,linus p OF ,
graph gallery, on Market St.
Yesterday. lie has reduced
his prices, and will make al
kinds of. pictures as low Al
any one can make homes
work.
The Jackson standard ha,
been advertising for a printer
who "will not drink whiskey
ale or beer, and who will not
smoke in The Office WE Brat,
ion, of Macarthur has taken th,
| Situnt m and pronoeac 10 6li
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FARMER s HELPER

@ owe Eow rlr UBLETHsPR IT'S
= FARM, anf. how f.r.er- and their
on can each inaRe siuo PER MANA IN
Viz sr. iOtOo roptes wi he inmied free to
igsR AecuR yxvO., clhe,nnnii, Ohio.
nov 10 lvsoiw
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Q. f. DuFEU, Chillicolhe, is one
CT the most reliable jewelers.
within our knowledge, and as
the holiday season is ap>
preaching, when handsome
presents will be in favor, we
feel like saying to our friends
that Dureu's is the place TO gel
them. You can depend on The
goods being of exactly the
character and quality repre-
sented; and in 'hese days oil
bogus jewelry, that is about the
main thing 10 be considered.
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AGENTrSCuLUMN
AGEN rs WANTED

FO KNOW that C. r. VENT. Sui
icrirtion Book Publisher. 80 Uts
S0urh Street. Cincinnati. o. is oGerin
Better Books and Better Terms thnI
my other publisher In the countr,
Iaving had large experience in H.,
business. first san agent. aud for H..
nst eight years IA II publisher. T.,
inows jn't what books will suit th
'eople. and hence. such IA wU sell.
lie dncs not take his books Secor1
land from Eastern publishers. nj
Iay the cost Of transportation all n.
way from the East. as do nincty-nir
'undrelhs of those who sell snbscrip
ion books In the West. but pub
lshes them himself IN Cincinral
where skilled labor and material NJ
heap so that he can aflnid to sell y
t'rer retail prices. and at tie sam
imc. aliOw Agents from 5 To 10 ne
cent. more than they can obtain ul
,ther books.
Agents, Study your best iatere7t,
read the following adver isemsn 5, 81
cot the Book you think yOu woul,
Ike to sell, and senl your addres, 70
i-cnla-a and Ter nc t.
c. r VENT ,ooI,ou
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.aaru.aA,s settlement.

TnTIrE j. hereby given that Rosilnda A.
McMnnns, puard an at lrtta +. Ball and
lima r NirMauns has fled her RrconDt for
tspeciinn and ser'lsnsn. md will he for
slring on the s5ih day oi fo,cn Der, A ID.
>rs. JOSEPH kALEk, PROBATE ugc.