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The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-21
WESTMINSTER MD, THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81 Is
CORRECTED LIST OF VOTERS
IN WESTMINSTER DISTRICT.

CORRECTED l.
IN WESTMINS
A list Of names
fed Voters in tn
District Of Carroll
of the General Asst
passed ut the Janu
Auders. John
Anthoney, Albert
Arbaugh, George
Autz, John
| Arnold. Caleb
| Awald. Christian
| Albert, Jesse s
Billingslea, Jas L
Billiugslea. Chas
Beaver. John l.
Baugbman, Michae
Bell, Wn II
Beaver, WIN J
Beaver, Nelson
Beggs, James
Baker, John
Brown, Peter
Bowersox AbS'm /
Brown. VIM 4
Bachman, VIM
Bosley, Abijah
Beggs, John
Busby, John r
Bankerd, Jobn Il
Baukerd, Josephus
p.n.",, - oo'' I,...,u.
Buell.. Fayette r
Dill h.,
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pIaae'' d." s,si .so =,
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Re-, pS.n., tvaI'''N Iao"h
Bonsack. David D
Bycrs, Andrew J
Byers, Ezra ID
Baecbman, Jas W
The Democratic advocate., 1869-10-21

Vandersloot, Jno B Ventx. Valentine
vsubiber, Thos L Vauderford, w II
Valentine, G q ,...,f ,f.t.1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04
'INHE REPUBLICAN PARTY
- CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION.
The Ohio State Journal,
Comfy & SMITH, Publishers.
Prospectus for 1869.

Last year the Journal reached the highest
cirrllatInn ever attain Il in its history We
feel justified In Hccrpting III IN ei idenet that
our efforts have not been Unsuccessful This
year we propose 10 publish, in serial form, a
Romance, by one Cf the most popular writers
of tie aye, that would cost, in separaie form,
the iull price Of the Weekly journal for one
year at club rptes. II will furnish dtheh.inl
reading tor the areside In addition TO this
feature, worth alone the price OF the paper, we
house, farm and Workshop; full market re-.
ports tor business men; full Legislative and
ConVreS, Ional reports Tor politicians; aud news,
correspondence, poetry and racy personals for
everybody. Particular attention given to state
news. LAWYERS wlil p ease notice that the ohio
state Icurnsl is the only paper Tor which the
Srnreme Court Reports are revised AND proof
read by the supreme Court Reporter. These
rernrts are all published 10 the weekly edition,
and are authoritative. ~ '. ii q
Every new subscriber for the Ohio state
Journal for the year 1879. win receive free, m
the 1st of January, asplendid Equestrian Pie.
ture ofGiant, ~ by rs riches, printed on heavy
tinted pppeii sultable for framing. 1'sr
Unr desire II to have the Ohio state Journal
reach the highest circulation Of any parer IN
OHIO, during the coming year, and we shall
spaie no pains or expense Ia merit the end
we refer gntPfully to the opinions Of the 0hlo
Republican press for proof Of the standing nj
the IournaI IN tho past and hope to gam still
further approval. fratR f.-
Thp following are our club rates for the
weekly edition, with copy Of picture foy each
subscriber! T -. 4
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: Ih o certain dramatic tenn
pie a LARGE was in the course
of representation, and had
reached the s,sne where the
ioyerT enters seeking, almost
distracted, his lady.love, who
had just concealed herself I'm
full view Of the audienee) in
the garden behind some can
vas representations of brushes
"Where, o heavenl where is
my Julia fied9' exclaimed the
actor, in despairing accents,
lnOking around every where
excepting the right place.
'''lA specimen Of the genus
Yankee, In the pit, who had
hitherto been all attention, now
exhibited signs OF impatience,
and as the actor repeated his
impassioned inquiry, he was
answered by our excited Yam.
kee with:
q aRight behind yer, yer gol
darned fool, in the tater patch. :"
1t is unnecessary TO say that
the applause which followed
was tremendous. 20 -.-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04


DURING our travels through
Kansas, we heard some funny
stories, and this is one: A
couple of travellers, who were
iiScking for land, CHANGED to
"lap over" at a farm house
which had only one room, and
the accommodations we're of
the most primeyal character.
When bed time approached,
a piece Of blanket was hung
across the room, the travellers
took their moity of the apart.
ment, and darkness and silence
reigned through the dwelling.
1t appeared that the chickens
for want OF a. better place,
roasted on the -four barrel, and
when 1T was supposed that
Natures sweet restorer' had
got hold of the guests, the
good wife thus addressed her
liege lord; II say, John, if
you're going to keep a hotel,
you must make different ar
engagements" why, Sarah
JaueP returned the sleepy
husband. "Because Pm not
going to get up in this fix to
turn the tails Of them chick.
ens."-En. .,- EC1l.Cn p
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Wonders.

Some Thoughtful person has
been "a cogitating, and has
ground out these questions:
When a young man'is clerk
in a store, and dresses like a
prince, smokes "loine cigars
drinks "choice brandy" attends
theatres, dances and The like,
Iwonder if he does all on the
ayails Of his clerkship9
.l When q young lady sits in
the parlor during the day, with
her lilly white fingers covered
with rings, l wonder if her
mother doesn't wash the dishes
and do the work in the kitchen2
When the deacon Of a church
sells strong butter, recommend
ing it as a good article, | won.
der what he relies upon for
salvatiOns
When a man goes three
lines a day TO get a dram,
l wonder if by and by he
won't 60 four timess
ID When a lady laces her waist
y third less than nature made
it | wonder il her pretty figure
will not shorten life a dozen
years or more, besides making
her miserable while she does
live. .trt'sr
When q young man is de
pendent on his daily toll for
his income, and marries a lady
who does not know how to
make u leaf of bread or mend
a garment, I wonder il he is
not lacking somewhere, say
towards the top, for instance3
When q man receives a peri
odical or newspaper weekly
and takes great delight in read.
ing it, but neglects to pay for
it, | wonder II he has a soul or
a gis5arda
Any persoE Of good moral
character who will mail US an.
swers to tho above, and enclos.
ing also SO in lawful currency
will receive a copy of The
RECORD Tor one year.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04
The Election Frauds.

Dispatches to the Associated
Press, printed in the daily pa.
pers OF Tuesday. contain the
following from New York City:
It is stated that the Congres.
sional Investigating Commit.
tee have a pile Of testimony
sufficient 10 hang politically,
many politicians here. They
have evidence to prove thar
not less than 10000 fraudulent
votes were east in this city by
reporters afene. The buslnes
was reduced to q sciences and
had it not received such u sud
den cheek by Marshal Murray,
no doubt it would have become
Of general application in all
the large cities OF the Union.
By this timely action, Mar
shall Murray prevshed lhe
10000 from becoming 10000.
Several Of the Witnesses testi
fed that they voted from nine
to thirty nine times eacli.--
These witnesses have testified
because those who employed
them did not pay them accord
ing 10 agreement. The CON-
mIttee have summoned nearly
four hundred Witnesses upon
fthe enc question of using
fraudulent naturalization pa,
pers. These papers were offer.
ed BY the hand,eds and theus-
aBds. -,
! The committee have the ''es.
timo6yr Aop' the printer wao
nsnuactufed the documents,
whonohad AisTpsesses rnnning
from the lst Of June mp almost
10 the day OF election. Fl !;
printed over one hundred thou.
sand .of them The conimiites
have 'aSidehcs that the hainf
slizatioh evidence in the Conn.
J ty Clerks Office ID rapidly be-
ing destroyed.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04


The Rura! American advises
ladies to.make their own per-
fumery Suppose heliotrope
pomade is wanted, 'tthe way to
get tits very simple. If there
is a glue.pot in the house, and
it h h'ppensto be clean, fill it
with clarified fat, set it near
the hot.house fire, or any other
fire, just TO make the fat liz.
uid, and throw in as many
heliOtrope flowers as possible;
let them remain for twenty
four hosss, strain of, the fat
and add fresh, ones; repeat
this for a week, and the fat will
have become a pomade a Ia
.heliotrePe. The same process
may be gone through with jes-
samine, violet, lilly of the val.
leyshOasysEekfe. myrtle, Glove,
pink ETC.. A lady may in this
way make her own perfume,
and one she can notrobtain for
loyeieer money at the perfu.
mersH oini aaimoa elon Iii.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

T.
A HANDSOME young yankee
peddler made love to a b1xom
ycunlg widow in Pensylvaniaa.
He accompanied his declara.
ton with an allusioh TO two
impediments to their union.
Name them" said the wid.
ow. -1'' .''" 'H ''' q
"The want Of means to set
up a retail store" '--- '"i e
They parted, and the widow
sent the peddler d check for
ample means. When they met
again, the peddler had hired
and stocked his store, and the
smiling fair one begged to
know the other i.npediment.
81 have another wife," said
the notion dealer. ' ''
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AMadhb b0g.I

| "A COCA story isHf6ld' 'of One
Of The baggage nilstefs of an
important p' station Q between
Worcester and Boston, a fat
gOod.natured,' drOli fellow
whoss jok kes have become quite
popuiaf on ythe. road. > His
name - Bill. A few mornings
since while in the performance
of his duties in checking bag
gage, an ugly Scotch terrier
gOtin his way, and he gave him
a smart kick, which sent him
over the track, yelping. The
ov ner Of the dog soon ap-
peared in high dudgeon, want.
ing to know why he kicked the
dog. "was that your dogT
asked Bill, With his usual drawl
aCerta:nly'it was; what right
have you to kick hime" Hes
mad" said Bill. "No he's not
mad either" said the owner,
SWELL, l should be if anybody
kicked me in that way,pa re.
sponded Bill adt 81 s-ahs.r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

"MAy wants but little here below
Nor wants that little long"
TIE 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-
~. r-.-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04
The Whita Pine oOmpound .lOureg

"ItVG eMly In the spring Of 1855 that tits
Compound was originated. A member Of my
family wasSffllcted with an irritation OF the
throat, attended With a disagreesbls cough
had for some months previous thought that
q preparation, having forits tasis the inside
bark OF white pine. mIxht be go compounded
as to be very useful 10 the case OF the throat
pnd lungs. 10 test tho value Of Il 10 the case
slIuded to, compounded a small quantity Of
the medicine that had been planning, and
gave Il in teaspoonfnl doses. The result Was
exceedingly gratifying. Within two days the
irritation fthe throat was removed, the cough
subsidized, and a speedy cure was efec,ed.--
Soon after this sent some to lady IN Lon.
donderry, n. H., who had been sutf.nng for
some weeks from bad cough, occasloned by
a sud len sold, and raised mucus streaked
with blood. She soon found relief, and sent
foI more SIZE took about ten ouncrs, and got
well. ]. B. Clark, Esq., editor Of the Man
chester laily Mirror, made trial of q e-ra me
preparation 10 the cipe Of bs,d cold, and.Was
cured Immediately. He was so highly pleased
with the results, and 20 confident Of succtss
att, nding its sales It laced before the public.
thai h. finally persuaded me to give ifa name
aud send It abroad 10 teneit the suffering"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04
THE ivlNrON RECORD.
McARTHUR, OHIO,
THURSDAY, FEB, 4. 1869.
TIE i:EcoRD is the only paper
printed in Vinton county.

SUBSCRIBERS who receive their
paper with an "X" marked op-
posite their names will know
that the time for which they
subscribed has expired. Our
terms are 50 per year, or 81
for six months, invariably in
advance. So
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04
FROM JAMES ]. HoyT.
BRApoRp, N H., september,


DR.. POLAND: In the Fall ofIs55 | took very
severe cold, which brought nn very severe
cough, pain in the side and lungs, and raising
blood. yas sls0 very badly afflicted with
!hat troublesome diSesse--the Kidney Com.
plant. For the three years past have been
very much troubled With my throat ann lungs,
choking up and raising an immense sight, with
bad cough after raising blood. felt that my
time here must he short unless y got re-.
lief This Spring, was induced TO try your
Whit Pine compound, though my hith in Il
WAS stEsll But, tn my astUnish shment, before ]
hn1 i,;n:n two bottles. my cough was better,
ihp kidney trouble also, and c62ld rest nights
without choking up and rnlRpg 40 much
have taken nea:lyIhree botllesi md am leeiine
like r we'll man. ...
would add that my fathers famlyis In.
clIned 10 consumption, my father, mother, and
two sisters having died with IL. H..
The White Pine Compound, advertised At
length IN our columns, is not only as 10 it,
name inviting, hut IL Ia n highly approved
medicine. lr. J. W. Poland, the inventor. has
the confidence Of the many who know him, q
confidence which he enJoyed while laboring
usefliiy many years as a Baptist Minister. -
His experience as u sufferer led him TO make
experiments which issued in his medical dis>
rovery.-f Boston Wathman and Reflector.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE DIR. Poland's
White Pine compound, advertised in onr col.
umnR'ls successful atteInpt 10 c0mhlne and
apply the medical virtues Of the White Pine
BARK II has heen thoSoughls tested by the
people IN this city and vicinity, ami the pro
pretor has Testimonials to its value from per.
soRs vel, known to nur r'iisens. We recon.
mend IT, trial n all those cases nf disease lo
which II in adapted II is for sale by all our
drugSists.-IN Y. Independent I,,
The White Pine Compound
Ia manufactured AZ the NEW ENGLAND 30.
TANlC DEPOT, l0G Hanover Street Boston.
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or more.

And the same ratio for any larger number. q
We Will furnish, with the ab1ye. sne cory of
a~y "a MagSzinp published in the I'M ed state,
~ the rte Oi s3z6 each; 2 copies at the trte oi
$3.50 each; or copies ut the rate Of So IS each.
The ropiss may be all OF one magazine. or OF ~
many different magazines as may oe oFdsred.
The reader will obsewe that in this way he
may receive (fnrinseaare) one copy each ofthe
Ohio State .iourusl, HarpeI's Weekly, the At
lan;r Monthly and ,iodey'e i.ady's hook for
Sll.7s.- less than the cost of the Magazines
alone IL ordered in any other way. And ~ in
like manner, OF hny magaE mes the person Or
ierinR NAV ds.sire- Al three OF NaTper's pnb
liriiioni. two of them and one Of any other OF
one Of fihemand two 0fany other, etc. 20 y.
No such scheme has ever been presented to
the punlc, AMI we are conf .ent it will be
found uBequaled for cheapaess snd conyeni.
ence in or'iering. rts1 :
Money must be Sc in Portoffica orde.s or
drafts, We will not be responsible. .g.ts-
Address OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
sIrt Columbus ehio.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04
TESTIMONIALS.

A very large number Of important tealirno.
nnl4 have ben received frOln Ply siclans,
Cl-rgympn, Apothecaries, and, Indeed. from
all classes in society, sneaking IN the most
tatterng terms Of the White Pine Compound.
pr NICHOLS. OF Northheld, VT, says;
III find the White Pine Compound to be very
monic affections, but also in affections Of the
kIdneys, debility Of the stomach, and other
kindred organs"
Rev. j. K. CHASE, of Rumsey, N H., writes
ri have for years regarded your White Pine
Compound M an invaluable remedy. can
truly say that regard il as even more efica>
cious and valuable than ever. ] have just ta.
ken The Compound for a cold, md 1t works
eharmingly." .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04
, WOinenS 2ttights.. {

Here is one of Daniel Pratts
speeches at tho Boston We.
mars Suffrage Convention. Il
am a pss; n; wanap's rights, ! go
for giving every old maid q
husband, aud every old bache-
lor q wife. WIFE am an m old bachs.
.loars His voice was drowned
in IA 4 roar y laughtsss and ths g
announcement Of 'the next
speaker shut him of.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

WILsoN's Readers and Spell
lers, at Strongs.
Mitchell's Geography, al
Strong's.
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Sure Cbre for Bots in Horses.
Iakslhalf 2 pint each essl4 Of ,..gp yin; ;
.esar,seft soap gin, and a,dldomn domnolass,, s,
ssss shake well together and
psur down the animals, threat
While the mixture q soaming.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

r An now prepared TO furnish con staat en-.
lIlayment to III cl,ssss at their homes, for
heir spare moments. -Bnsineisi,fsE. lightand
,rohtallc. Fifty cents ts Eve dollars per even
ing ~ easily tsrned, and ths boys and gils
o,rn neatly a. much ~ men. ,1reat iuduoe-
ments ara offered. All Who see This na ice
please sepd me their add ess ant test the bua.
iness for themsrires. II not we'll satIstied,i
viii send Slte ,pa, for the trouble of writing
nae. Yull psrticulars sent free. Sample sent
BY msii forten cent? III ~
Address. z. @. ALLEN,
trisn!i krsusts, Maine.
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ALL over the land thousands

ALL over the land thousands
are suffering from Coughs,
Pains, and soreness in the
Lungs and Chest, and from
other febrile diseases. The
White Pine Compound is a
sure relief for all such. Sold
by Apothecaries everywhere.
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RIGHT

nist ycu should tid dehanc' 20 ell natafs
ian and thescisnee ofmediesi ,nto. Ahd s1bsr !
Eith yspersia or Indisssdun uheo Rohacks
ss,maeh Bitttrs eaa ts procured - any drug
store. ~ --.,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

ALI persons knowing them
selves indebted to G. W. Sis N n
will please call and settle i'm
mediately.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

r. Z. HALL & Co., Nashua, N,
H., propretors of Halls Veg
etable Sicilian Hair Renewer,
publish a treaties on The Hair
which they will send rec to
any one on application. This
ia a valuable little book, send
for il.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

MOTT, Eis.herehy giytnthas Benjamin. shsp,
herd, Administratorg oi the estate Of George
shiiihy. deceased. has 6ied-hts accounts for
iuspeltiou arsd anhi settlentnfs and VIII %
hesrd sc the 18th daY Of yauusry !. ise2ss
-p-rhetr rf.fua
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

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,
and for sale bv G. w. Sisson.
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A LECTURE

To Y oung Men.
Just published in a sealed enrelope.
Price siI cents.
A Lecture on the Nature Treatment
AMI Radlcql c'tre- II sTernlat0fhee1 OrStfiii-
nal Weakness. Involuntary emissions Sexual
lelplily. and ImpedimentS TO Marriage gem
erally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy.
and Fit-; Mrntalsud Physical lnrRpaclty, re.
smiling from seif-ahuse, by 'kUBERT J..
rULVERwELL, NJ. b Author Of tho "Crepn
Book" &r.
The world-renowned suthsr, In his Lee.
ure clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of Self.Abnse may
le effectnnlly removed without medicine. and
without dangerous surgical operations, hou.
gies, instruments, rings, or cordlals, pointing
nut mode Of cine a. on-e 'ceFlaIus aim etIec.
tusl, by whirh eysW sufferer, no matter whgt
~ Condition may he, may cure himself
rhcaply. privately, and radically, THIS
LECTURE WILL PROVE A BOON TO
THOUSANDS AND THaUSAN NDS. ar7,..
Sent under seal. 10 any address. IN PLAN
scaled envelope, on the receipt Of slx eents, or
two postage stamps. Also. l'r. Culverw' ll's
Marriage Guide,' prlce rs cents. Address
the fuNlshers.
CHAs. J. G. KLINE AGO,
1877 Rowery, New York, Post.Ufhce Box a,5s6.
iulyYiy
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-04

This comTau National in its character.
offers 10y reason al its Large Capital. Low
Rates nf Preni,un and new tables, the most
desirable nasTns Of IaEurng life ever prcsented
to the public. 10
The rasr of premium, hring largely reduced.
are made SIS favorable to the insurers ag those
of the best mutual Lompanles, rnd avoid all
the conf llratiOns and nncf cfrairties Of Notes,
dividends and the Misunderstanding which C.
the litcr are apt ~ cause the P'lI''y. Holder.
several ner and attractive tables are now
presented which need only IN bc un eretood
to prove acceptable 10 the put q. such w the
INiOM EPROl'uClHG PUl,lCl and RET URN
PREMIUM POLICY. In the lormcr, the pos
icy.h l.ler rot only secures life iu-arsnce.
ayahla at death. hut will receIve II living, af--
tor few yrarS, m nnnral lnf ONE equal TO ten 2
per cent no perCent.) nf the par Of his policy.
In the lrlte- the Company agrees to return -
the assured the totl amount Of money no has
ppid m IN addition 10 the amount Of his
policy.
The attention Of persona contcmplat'n1 in.
sulinG their lives ar increasiI the Rmonnt Of
in~llBaRce they already have, il called to the
spcral ahvpntager oIl6ren 10y the National Life
Insurance Company.
ifreulars, pamrl l't4 and full particniars
given on application to the Brarch once OF
the Complny ar %
JOHN W. ELLIS 4 GO,
C'ncinnati, Ohio, T.
GeneYsl Agent for ohio aud Central and
Southern IL diam.
Ell. HAWK, McArtnur. u.
peciu Agent for Vintor Co.
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New Music.

We have received the follow
ng pieces from G. M. Ire
maine, No. 4Sl Broadway, N. Y.
They will be sent free of post,
age on receipt of price-SO
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