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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-07-01
THE VINToN RECORD,
Tre-rt ~ II n
ofiCial Organ Of yinton County
tB0UALO M ALTERS.

Alnens, laSC luesuay. gsr .gr. p
THE Great Eastern is now en-
gagged in laying another Allan
tic cable. t.ssr namoa asuo
nBILL paperand fine eImported
letter paper at Strong's. Drug
and Book Store. sa laJ rsii
The officers of Athens county
have arrested three of the par
ty that broke Jail atColum bus.
ALL kinds of blanks and
stationery at Strong's Drug
and Book Store. d a'" p.
E. 4. BINGHAM, a former citi>
zen Of Macarthur, now of Co
lumbus, is in our town on a Wis.
it.
THE case Of Rufus Wells for
assault and battery is being
tried before the Court of Com
mon Pleas, as we go to press.
Don't fail to attend Bryan's
Caravan, ,Menagerie and Circus,
at McErtbur, on Saturday,
July 10th. ~. ,.
SODA WATER, OH Hulbert's
corner, sweeter than the nee
tar OF the gods and colder than
the toes of an Alaska bear.
INSTALLATION of officers of
Macarthur Lodge |. o. 0. F.
takes place next Tuesday eve
ming. q .
Our Town Council will have
to pass an Iordinance to pre-
vent chickenslfrom running at
large, CT else increase the pO-
lice force. ,ti .'.
OUR streets and hotels have
been unusually crowded by
persons attending Court. it
is believed that more. persons
are in attendance this term
than ever before. -. -,
Mr.. SHERWOOD started anoth-
er lot of fifteen horses to the
eastern market, last Tuesday.
Al. Drake, who is a veteran in
that line, was in charge of the
stock. a ."Has.,"I
TnE laws of Ohio provide
that when the 4th of July falls
on Sunday the following day
(the 5th) shall be a legal hoii.
day. Notes falling due on the
9th must, therefore, be paid on
the Sd. s.
The finest collection of ami
mails in the country are with
Bryan's Caravan, 'Menagerie
and Circus. 1t exhibits here
July 10th. Bring your wives
and little ones. Come early
and see the grand procession at
10 o'clock A. M. ' n. p"
TIE National Era says, with
truth, that zone good newspa.
per read for a year in a neigh
borhood, will produce far more
fruit than a hundred dollars
worth Of documents spasmod.
ically circulated during an
election contest"
The youth of our town are
now ransacking their financial
and speculative brains to de.
wise ways and means to raise
the necessary funds for admit
tance to the coming show
Mammoth bills, in color an,
nounce the approach of Bry-
ans Caravan, Menagerie, and
Circus.
Work is progressing rapidly
at the new brickyard. A kiln.
of brick has been set up, and
will be fired this week. BY the
way Mr.. Ogen, has completed a
very neat little cottage resi-
dence on the grounds, which
was put up in very quick time
about three weeks.
The National Publishing Co.,
of Cincinnati, have just issued
a work of great value to Far
mers, Professional and BusiS
ness Men, entitledLaws of Bus
mess for all the States of the
Union, by Prof Parsons of Har-
ward u University. The writer
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J The Enquirer wants the Shers
iff of Vinton county to give
one-half the earnings of the
Sheriff's office to the widows
and orphans. Booth can't see
n
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And the only official and authentic work Of
the kInd published. or likely to be published,
rs Mr.. Alriend is the only author that has en-.
ioycd the confidence and received the assist.
ance ofthose high officials, in whom alone are
10 be found the Original sources Conformation
absolutely necessary to such an Undertaking.
Ii is altogether an extraordinary and unique
production, and gives an inside view Of the
Confederary, and q familiar acquaintance
with its ehefmen that can be gained from no
other source.
II I~ complete in nm elegant octave volume
Of over 600 pages, and is sold at the very low
price ofsj per copy.
lbe price uniformly charged by the pLJlish.
ers Tor books of the same size and finish is
~ %. Remember thatwe will give agents the
lions share of the profits, even # we do sell
our books 20 per cent? cheaper than other
publishers.
- Send for circulars giving full
particulars and terms.
{. +, VENT,
. % West Fourth Street,
.i @ CINCINNATI, o. &,
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M. Il G. Il. II. TIME TABLE.
GOING EAST.

On and afler Sunday, May 9th, trains will
run as follows: The Night Express runs
daily; Mail, daily, Sundays excepted.
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2 sPEciAk kCNoTlcEs. NJ
SUDs6aIS2 foE the Record.

ORIGINAL SONG.
Good news good news tire Gable brings, {
O'er all the wires It lies, f'Ia1 -s'..l %. d
Wheeler { Wilson's Sewing Machine
Brought home the Golden Prize.
Old Uncle. afna Srsss struck the note
John Bull then caught the sound,
Then came from F.ance the echo back
pWbeeler, 2 Wilson's eRoSnedS l5Tul4G
And now the people 20 longer doub.-
sslongit has stood The test, ..a ,.,.
The news is fairly noised about,
That whseier&wlsanlsths best.
Any pelSops desiring to purchase sewing
machine are requested to call at the Hubert
House or at g, b. q NJ. wins millinery store,
and examine the Wheeler a Wilson, of which,
here are, Oyer $4,000 now IN use. Delivered
and lnstFdctiOns given nee, ,1r.y
80 III - JAMES flTUs, Agent,
EeBg5 lssstrT,T Cyintoa County, Ohio. |
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EGGS Is cts. at d. r. Brays.
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A sola,er,sCbonccs for MINT

A Soldiers Changes for NOmi-
nation in aDen0cratic Con-
.ivention. 20 fsoEl.i-i .,ea 30 4~fj
Med. Lottridge, who served
as a soldier throughithe late
rebellion, was a candidate for
Clerkbof tho Common Pleas
Court, before the Democratic
Convention. When asked what
his chances were for the nomi-
nation, he replied, 81 have no
more chance here than a cat
would have in hell without
claws The first ballot shoS :
ed that he estimated his
chances correctly. TO-
TIE ticket nominated last
Monday is not satisfactory to
our neighbOr of the, Enquirer.
however much he may squirm,
swallow it, and say it is goo6.
1t is in-the Interest of the Vim
ton.Democrat, and will give its
patronage to that paper if
elected. How is that for high?
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THE M E ~ &C ERIE!
Is unlike any precedent. Mere Varioaes and Rafo
Subjects, with
RARER SPECIMENS OF BEASTS ANDH birds

Are Jaguars Leopards, Spotted llycnas, Quaggas,
Camels, Blsons, Epnes, Madagascar Ocelots lAf,atDn
and American Panthers, Antclopcs, Gazelea, Striped
Lynx, Ostrchcs, African Lions, Grizzly Black and
Cinnamon bears, Wolves, RO6 Bucks Kangarpos,
fecvaTcs, Guld ana snvcr rhcSsants, lchncnmO;s,
Wombats, BLACK Swans, lSnpiS, sea Eagles, Maslin
Swine, Crown Cranes, AXIS Deer, Jackals, Beavers,
Nutgres, Pheasants, Foxes So, together with Brls
Of fBrhHt Pluinaec and outre formations. Monkeys,
Apes, lIabboons, and Other minor GuaGrupeds -,,'-
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CANNING, itis asserted, has spread
to an alarming extent among all class
es Of society and respectable men open
~ indulge In this vice. regarding 1t
merely As harmless pAstime. At Chi.
cage, where statistics on this subject
have been collected, 1t is asserted, that
there are forty gambling houses, taking
In IS. 900 every night, and earning s.
900 900 per annum. At New Orleans
gambling houses are as public as the
hotels and stores, and other OF our
large cities are becoming rivals Of
Vicksburg and Nalchez. as they exist
ed before the rebellion. The Tashiona>
BILE watering places also present A,trac.
lions to the unwary, and gaming tablss
arc there resorted TO by visitors with as
little shame or compuuotlon OF oon>
science as the ireQuenters Of the Euro
pean Spas, The remedy Tor this terri.
Ole evil is OF difficult application. Eve
~ State has passed slFlngens laws
against gaming, butthe vtcsBtill-tiour'
ishes. Even the So tIarers dare mot prose
cute the keepers, for while the sin Ii
concealed, the character OF the private
RamesIer Is preserved, bat as soon al
he announces his own dsrilscIlon Trom
duty, he loses caste as u business mar
and completes his ruin. In fact, the only
way TO check the vice Of gambling, Il
to Improve the general tone Of publit
morality.
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YAHMHEELINe TE1LaEEUER AUGUST 1859

as II forms the sweat upon the surface
Of the skin, II Is 80 Irritating and pol>
aonous that the person has dlscolored
brown spots, plmples, blotches and
other erupllonB, sores, bolls, carbuncleR,
and other Bcrofula tumoEs.
Disease OF the Liver itself ls the most
common OF all diseases. The sudden
changes OF the New England climate,
the malarlal Influence OF the West, and
the heat also OF The South, as well as
the dleteLlc habits Of the people OF this
country, Bnd other causes, all tend 10
develop the Liver disease, In some Of
the varied forms, throughout the United
States. This Is true OF both man and
beast, as every Butcher knows that he
finds the llvers OF cattle, sheep, and
swine diseased ten times where he
finds any other organ diseased once.
Almost every person IL bilious at some
time, and many are constantly bilious,
II may be mere congestion OF The Liver
and torpldlty OF It's function, or this
may result In Bome structural or orr
Ranic affection. But the Liver can
never be diseased without affecting the
stomach, bowels, and the other organs
we have spoken Of, and costlveness,
piles. dropsy, diarrhea and impover<
ished blood are among the necessary
results.
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CHRONIC DISEASES.

PHoF. HAMILTON will also inform
the int lcted. that having been written
10 by thousands OF patients, his Office
has become the greatest centre for the
treatment Of novel, interesting and pc
culiar cases OF any place In the world.
No hospital In Europe or America has
one-tenth the number Of singular and
remarkable cases as are presented,
either personally or by letter, at No.
$40 Broadway. It Is indeed, an EMPo-
RUM OF CLINICAL MEDICINE. Among
the thousands Of cases arising from
diseases OF the Liver, Lungs, and
Blood, which he treats, the following
receive prominent and most success
full attention: Sick and Bilious Head
ache, Nervous aud Neuralgia Head
ache, Chronic DiarrheA and Dysentery,
COstiVeness and Piles, Plmples, Erup-
tions and Brown Skin, Dropsy and
Diseases OF the Kidneys, Consumption
OF the Blood Scroiula 10 all lis forms,
Spinal Irritation, Salt Rheum, and
Erysipslas, Cancers, Asthma, Epilep.
tic Fits, Nervous Diseases OF the Heart,
Diseases OF Females, and all diseases
arising from Impurities OF the Blood,
rheumatism, Catarrah aud Throat
Diseases, etc., Clo.
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A HARD CASE!
SPINE, KIDNEY, LIVER AND BLADDEI
DISEASED.

DISEASED.
'DR. HAMILToN.-My best irIelN and
BrOiher-You have saved my life! This
Is not only certain to my own appre.
hension, but all my personal friends
who have known my sutferings SO Ions
aud so well, join In this opinion. From
spinal disease l have suffered fol
years what no tongue can tell. Besides
this disease. have been afflicted with
aggravated affections OF the liver and
spleen; and my kidneys and bladder
haYe been 80 diseased that other physi.
oians have tried their skill In vain.
have laid in hospitals for months, and
l have again and again consulted the
most eminent physicians and surgeons
In Boston, New York, Charleston, Gin
cinnaLI, Chicago, and other cities, with,
out regard to expense. They were meu
OF learning and great reputation, but Ia
all honesty must say they did me nc
good. After trying thoroughly theil
skill, they have had TO acknowledge
my case as complicated and hopeless
'incurable' as they have termed II. IL
nine weeks you have cured m0-made
me a new man. had no hope nor had
my friends; but am now right; l am
we'll; and rejoice that, after eighteen
years Of suffering, know what it Is tc
enjoy the blessed, joyous feeling OIL
health, vigor, life, freedom from pain
and with the power to work, think and
enjoy myself. offer you this testI-
mOnial gladly; I hope 1t will lead hun.
dreds to you. l know that whereof
here testify; and l shall ever take the
greatest satisfaction In recommending
you to all the afflicted, for to you owe
my ltfs.'
Your true frIeEd aud brother,
A. g. BUTrERFIELD,
Monroe street, between Bedford and
Franklin Avenues, Brooklyn, N. Y
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william McNellis, Elgle Rock,
VepaDgo County, Penn, writes:-
! return my sincere thanks for hav.
Ing permanently cured me Of rheuma.
tlsm, after having suffered severely for
about seven years. When l had doctor.
ed with other doctors aud tried all the
patent medicines that could get with
no avail, and was so bad that could
hardly get out Of my house, and pnrt
Of the time not able TO get out OF my
bed, as l was affected In nearly every
Joint, l thought I would try you as u
last resort To my great Joy, In less
than three weeks I was able 10 90 out
and lump with the most active man in
the place. In one month l was perfect.
ly cured, and had gained seventeen
pounds; and I never had better health
10 my life than I have enjoyed for the
last six months. May God bleSs you
and your miraculous remedies
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A CLERGYMAN,s WHEEL

Mrs. Rev. Geo. c. Haddocls, OF RIpon,
Wis, writes:
The remedies you sent NE last spring
worked like charm throughout my
entire system. l do not believe should
have lived until the present tIme had l
not used your medicine. 1t Is my sin.
ce.e prayer that God may bless and
spare you many long years to minister
to the physical being OF diseased hui
manity. All that can do to extend
your field Of labor shall be done earn.
eStly and willingly
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that Il 10 well known throughout this
country that where his works are
known and the fruits Of his skill have
been witnessed, he 10 highly esteemed
BY the people Oh the most eminent and
remarkable physician In the treatment
OF chronic diseases, Of the age. AS The
result Of O long personal and familiar
acquaintance with Prof Hamilton and
his unparalleled success % u profess
sional man Of the highest order, | frank.
" express the hope that diseased hu-
mainly In every part Of our land NAV
avail themselves Of his most remarkR:
BILE skill, and thus share The noble
blessings so kindly and freely bestow.
ed upon all. Most respectfully, a
REV. W. B. JACOBS,
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STRONGLY coRRoBoRATED.
No. 1lS HARRISON STREET,
tnhnRLYM NJ Y Innnnr,, On iel

KRooKLTN, N. T., January 20. 1850 J b
TO THE AFFLICTED RvERYwHERE,
During my labors Ia publishing and
editing newspaper for many years In
This city, aud also In the performance
OF my duties as q Clergyman In this
and other cities, ! have become thor
oughIy and Intimately acquainted with
r. Leonidas Hamilton, Nj. D., tho cele.
hrated Liver, Lung and Blood Physl-
clan OF this city, who Is located at No.
546 Broadway. The doctor was for
many years a regular prRcllclng ply.
slc!au, and also for some years a pro
lessor In one Of our best medical
schools, and during such extensive ex.
perience, he fully realized the made.
quacy otthe ordinary treatment made
use OF In all chronic diseases, more es.
pecIally that class Of trouble arising
from deranged functions Of the Liver
and digestive organs, He at once set
himself about the study OF the class Of
diseases determined to make them a
speciality. Laying the vegetable world
under tribute, he has made discoveries
and compounded specifics on sound
philosophical principles which have
made the most wonderful cures In the
annals OF medicine. Liver, Blood,
Lung and Nervous diseases are now
virtually under his full control, aud
yield to the magic, subtle power OF his
remedies. have myself seen numbers
OF those who have been saved IRON the
hand OF death by his power, when the
unfortunate sufferers seemed doomed
to AZ early grave, and all othertreat,
ment was OF no avail. In addition &c
what can vouch for personally,
have ample evidence from other cler-
gymen, physlclQns aud eminent men o.
the highest character, who have also
been saved BY this wonderful treat
ment, and who speak In the highest
praise and gratitude OF DR.. Hamilton
rs q physician and q gentleman OF hon.
or and integrity. 1t is but simply
stating the positive truth when Say
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SYNOPSIS.

For the greater convenience OF those
Wishing to write me about their dIesa-
ses, Insert the following, which en-
braces nearly nll that l require to know
In most cases: Have you constipation
Of the bowls? Have you attacks OF
Diarrhea2 Have you palms In the back,
sides, or shOulders2 Have you a pain,
or tenderness about the stomach? Have
you a dry, teasing couRh2 Have you
Sallow or yellow skin? Have you brown
spots on your face or any part OF the
body? Have yon headacht3 Are you
dull, heavy, or sleepy2 Have you bit.
ter or bad taste In the MOUTH Have
you an Irritation or dryness In the
tnroaL7 Have you palPitAtion OF the
hearth Have you cold chllls or hot
nashekH Is your appetite unsteady? Is
your stomach souri, Do you raise or
spit up your foodY Have you any chok.
Ing spells? Are you troubled with sick.
ness and vomiting? Do you feel bloated
about the stomach? Have you tired
or sore feeling on rising In the morning?
Do you have collie pains? Have you
wind In the stomach or bowelsH Have
you piles or 6stulA7 Have you nervous
and All-gone feelings? Have you cold
leet and hands2 Have you a rush of
blood to the head2 Have you an uuea.
siness on lying on the sIdes2 Have you
falnting or epIlept!c fit? Have you
great lowness OF spirLtsH Have you
gloomy tOrebOdiDgs?
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GASES OF ASTHMA,
To PROF. R. L, HAMILTON:

ALTONt N. /,
To PROF. r. L. HAMILTON:
Dear Doctor-It was between six and
seven years I was afflicted with that
dtro mRlady, the Asthma, and after
employing the best medl cal skill In the
country and taking all the patent msdi.
clnes recommended, without avail or
any permanent relief, I began 10 think
there was no cure for It; but noticing
an advertisement OF yours In one OF the
New York papers, II was with the
greatest reluctance I wrote you, as |
then expected 1t would not benotit me
and would be worGe than useless, In
this I was greatly disappointed, as
had not taken the medicine more than
two weeks, before ! was able 10 do light
work on the farm. Before this, could
not attend 10 any business, being com.
plstely Frustrated, and alter taking VIC
packages considered myself perfectly
cured and my health fully re. establlsh,
ed, the bronchial ditficultleA and all
bad symptoms being entirely removed.
All this 10 attributable to your unrlvRl-
led medicine. under the Divine sane
lion, which I trust, with me, will ever
be remembered with gratitude. I can
not close this communication without
expression Of my heartfelt gratitude
and thanks for the timely aid you
rendered my daughlerln Consumption,
The efficiency Of the medicine In her
case has been truly miraculous. Tha,
hectic cough and flush on her cheek
with the other consumptivs symptoms
nave entirely left her, and now, after q
period OF five months, she Is enjoying
good health aud 10 quite robust, &C
much that she has engaged to teach
school this summer. You are at liberty
to show this letter 10 any similarly
afflicted, or publish II as you thInE
proper, Any letter Of inquiry ! will
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GheGnteQige
SONG.

What shall sing 10 thee,
NOW the moon Is brightly beamlnp9
bha!l Joyous note on the soft air lIIIat.
Like t6e hopes ) oung love Is dr. nmlpg,
dreaming, set meier may nee"
What shall sing 10 thee,
NOW the summer day In dying?
ehRll NIL the air with q Wild despair,
W Sigh Ike The night hreCLe BlEliing
Over the distant seat
What shall sing 70 thec,
non the moon II sinking slowly?
hnall 4 melting thSnc, ike tho happy dream
VI sleeper, pure and holy,
Mufmur what love eau beP
What shall sing TO thee,
NOW night Il or uS creep iiH?
onAll my song proclaim Sill thy love the
BAIne,
Not dead, but a moment sleeping,
sleeping W wake Tor mV"
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IN HIS MERCY HE SAVES THE
AFFLICTED,

Mr.. John Lewis, OF ZolIarsyllle,
washington County, Pa, writes-
The medicine you sent me last spring
acted like charm. 1t relieved ma
very soon OF a derAnged state OF the
liver, stomach and bowels. The marx.
ed peculiarly OF your remedies IL,
while they act directly and thoroughly
on the diseased organs, they do not de-.
press or debllltate the system like other
Liver Remedies have used, I con.
slider you fully master Of your profess
sioni and, from your open, fair way OF
dealing with me, l deem you an IN.
right, conscientious man, as well IA an
accomplished physIcIan,'
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CURED AFTER LONG YEARS.

- ~ 77R'@7VH' VV'l 4UuUI
Dear Doctor-It is with great happI.
ness that l take my pen In hand TO in.
form you OF the good effects of youl
truly valuable remedies. really be.
!ieve that l would long ere this have
been Ia my grave had it not been for
your timely aid. God only knows The
long years Of suffering l endured pre.
vious to adopting your treatment: and
now that I am free from pain, II seam
rs though u miracle had been wronvht
have recommended several to apply
70 you, and you may rest assured l viii
40 all can for you. May God aid you
Ia your prAlssworthy efforts In reliey-
Ing poor diseased mOrtals.
Ever gratefully yours,
DIZZY ELLISON
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'HHIEUSt UUId ETUIy1
REV. GEORGE II. JONES,
CLERGYMAN CURED OF RuEU-
MArISM,
PoINTyILLs, N. :.


PROF. K. L. HANILToN-Dear Slr-I
purposely delayed writing III order to
give you the results OF your remedies.
The medicines came to hand In due
tune, and l commenced using them ~
instructed, and have persevered. For
the first week l could not see much
change; the second week there seemed
to be u giving away OF the disease; and
ut the end OF the third week decided
change for the better was manifest. /
am now able 10 walk about with ease
and comfort. send you my sincere
and many thanks, and pray that God
may bless and preserve your life for
many years. feel that under the
blessing Of Divine Providence, you
have done great things for the.
Yours truly,
REV. ISAAC HUGO.
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JOHN P. SHARP,
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
D)NE MORE GOOD THAN ALL THE Ply.
BICIAN9,

Mrs. Catherine Anderson, OF South
amnton, Bucks county, Penn, writes ::
your medicines have worked won.
derS In my case. Previous to taking
your remedies, have doctorcd With
three different physicians, all OF whom
pronounced my disease consumption,
and incurable. Cod.liver oil and dill.
feFent kinds Of syrups were taken in
great quantities, but to no purpose. /
was confined 10 my bed for SIX months,
coughed continually, and raised great
quantities Of matter. MY throat was
swelled out nearly even with my chin,
and my suderlngs were most Intense,
l had not taken your medicines more
than one week before found great re.
iieli my cough was much loosened, and
l breaLhed with greater freedom and
ease. My appetite was better, and |
felt that new life had opened before
me. owe my very existence to your
great skill and Invaluable remedles.'