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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
1--WE STOcK MARKETS

wEpSEsDAr Aug The cattle trade hardest Of the
Aer heavy supply last Wsef there we're Les fresh and about
hard concessions prices they
all sold the experiment Of holding stock not proving a. All ss
Butchers bad the best Of H. both In prices and ao"A1c OF
WghtA The decline last "Wednesday fdlH 30 b nohog
selling Isle and drovs the market NO
Offering carload State bulls at low
the from 81 TO l5e D. per the following notes
g. W. Martin Glover sold io Ill steers Of u eSt for J.
Packer, at HGl5c -, .,,,,,,
W. ThOmpsOb, for Coon Hossbury II fat eE n.y. steers AZ i
elsie 49, , RI, -,
4idl5ic sad % good ~ cwt. Ohio grades at l5lc
r. Gilis Co. sold 30 ILL., o. cwt, a. lli 1llc
Bright Pagan l02 fair cw ILL., stee at 4dl9c IL OF 81
ewt at l4e. ana IS of evt At same price
Buchar for Doiy Ramsay 60 M 81 eg I'LL steers AZ
l31Ac, aud - Of est al liic also, With H. d. Valentine " 81
H. Ttesrs. u owt, at liic
Valentine olcomb bad 90 prime Ky sold at l5 on evt
weshemsr Richardson out s Ill cattle seAat q eWt at ~
Eastman for A. NAM ll3 Illinois cattle ~ Of them 81 eWt
fat at l4dSc and the bAsnce prices on y cst go
Hughes Co sent lOi choice Kentucky grades sdot e~t 'od
j. r. Williams aud d Illinois cattle. cat, add al
l5dl3c
Sheep fiat fair request y dtlc, S eri e bat thn
stock goes slowly la5lc Fat lambs wanted d9c
while Ordinary Wtute a1dc Tbctc Loo iesh reeepu
FortehsL, and ! car At ConHuaiPaw sa4e. A. F9IVf1nh
st. By Hume & BIIot 20 Ohio sheep, II n, BE 81 o
80 10, Get ~ e1s, - each! % PsGnsyyaDsh
state 50 n &c Kirby sold sheep shd lambs a 81 Oh each
l58 thin sheep cu s2 l y o. sheep 70 ~ 5ic - 90
80 H. &c ~ STATE 80 10 SCI - Canada sabs y n 20 Of 81 D
Al Is each Al Poethst Reed sold - state sheP
IS each - lambs 81 D. li lol OF ~ ~ 'c
lJG Of n. price aud 10 extras % ID al iVe Also " GA
Hogs are scarcely sr quoted l7i a1e dressed There
56t hogs arTed today CommuupaH au1 10 ear
los'h't TsO at Tie isr place. u" % average are ''or
Al IOtc..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
GHautts Tor CUISINES EItu.
Situatiuus Iant,S- -Stmalss.

A LADY of experience and good education
~ WISHES SITUATION NURSE 70 invalid lady OF gentle
man can refer 70 physicians Can be for week No
gf7 PeaTisi. ~ ~ =
LADY competent to teach English, French
N German Italian Ausc aHd Drawing wishes TO md an
a.0OyERNBSS exchanged Address
Dr. BoDRMANN liz East Twenty enthse NeNl Or
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable aha
" trast~orthy constantly 10 Be found at MIA Lo"AS
INSTITUTE No Frstst, corner Bo~ey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05

FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT Bonds or LAKE
SUPERIOR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY z
per cent gold interest free of United States taxes
we recommend these bonds as a safe and profitable
investment, producing nearly 10 per cent per 9nhum
i'm currency and in exchange for iiye-twcn!y bonds.
yielding an increase of As per cent IN net annual IN
come. Full particulars furnished by JAY COOKE
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
THE MARKETS.
iCaushlly reported for Tss THrHusS :

iCageiulJ reported iot IEh IHihuNH ,,ca
AsHRS-Tts moderately active and steady sales Of 10
bills u SO W47 "a for Pots Pearls a0miIAL
COITOShe mar1et steady The SPOT but hrher ana Aese
the sales fS7 bales Of which wee 90 bales
spnuer bales spectators AID 80 bales u exporters Including
COFF-he Rio to-day has been Ony moderate bat
pros sales " $50 bags COmp1Bero private terms 10
FLOUR MBATbere has been less doing 10 market ior
Nsyr and State Flour oday, aud prices have besn gua Az
gac except No and Suprrlne lover these esVe Den m
ruand and The business the day hG been chiefly con-
Guc the low grades for export the sales are lo Dds az 70
30 Supesae sc 75a ~ for Extra state loGb!
Fancy state 5o0$7 for TIE ow grades Of Western EItIa
for Minnesota add lows Rrs; 81 81 shipping 0ho 81 10
a. ~ so M Trade brands ard Family brands $50 90 3d. go
81 Amber Winter Wheat EItTS Indiana and hchglh .,
30 for White Wheat DO DO SSd$8 W or fS~f 20 an
m arrival Of New Indiana Family the White Rose NILS the quS
ny excellent better than last It was sold at ~
7dss Horn and 80 l0as9 50 for sbmuA southern Flour
il more setye sd prices geea'sgrd though tos % BsacIs
and Country 20 so@S for EIts ava Hmy ~ R~s
and 80 Cy0Sl2 for Extra and Family Maryland aha
80 Mea dull aud heavy at $685. 70 Tor western a'u
80 1886 20 for BrandySiBe. - -,
GEAlN-Tbe Wheat market Is css seive ha prices are
close The supply 81 good No lights the business reee
owing the Of freight Winter Whea are lar
u prices spot bat lover 6gu for the futures the sale, sre
81 6 for No do 81 IS G 0d Red Western 81 IS Sew Amber
~ 80 for White Southern and 81 6i0 oo
for New ndisna aud to arrive O. Co. We notice h W
quiet at si $685. s. oss are lover: New
piruty aud salsblei the sales are 4sV9 bush SorsS o
Sate 2a83 e and Southern at 1d7sc Rye is quet western
a. J State at 81 mD 81 81 Corr higher aud more o
demand ehieay Sound aree The sales are 70
lh Dsnp AMI nsound At 6sc n New Western Mixed at 81 o.
~Sl lO Western While vi lO0s 2 Western yellow AZ ~
UNHlkS Inactive and nomns at lBa1c lot Bags Aud ~
hAvrhs market is without ieel change; business is ONLY
e'e We quote al 'S~)- f'r eh0Unz aud S's 9|l TOT hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
TIE STATE or TRADE.

IoypoS AuE ell Coas9s opened al 20 Tor both mcnsT ,ni
The aocoual CuI J0Ei 4ass AL steady al a
Stocts quiet. Ere. lgi ll.Ios. 81
PARis Aug the Boarss guist Reris' y n s'c , .
IivERPooL Aur Ill C1tt0u Opruei trner, h1ihg Up
lands I9Idt MddlnE Orleans i1rlltd
HvEs Asg G-CooH closed % lsd steady last uhtsi l Ihe'
Der ct Tor tres Ordfnairs, oa the spot
LoSpos Aar al p ra-UHtod States FvsTvssJ boa o1i
Auauuo aud Great Western, p
LNEETooL Aug 81 -LAr sunsr. bat unchanged TalOw.
$50 pcut
nAvEE AuE A-Cosoa opsssl s'i ao ,E for Tres Or
dInaTe o. the ,,---
Loypos Aug p2i for both sai TIE az
count Bonds qaei Eud steady t hes
lgii Illinois Centrsls. gtl Stocks dull
PElsEVOEr Avg 4-Uutsd Stst-s FveTTsnT boui' ei
LfyERPOoL Aug t-IJi m-Cotou 10 ashste liner TsloH.
LoSDos Aug I-Iia,,ei Oh, R5l y tuH TilO-. G39% y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Per Canal, YcSis aud hIt.rlttA -
2l6 bales Cotton $1is3 bash Whett,
Malt i5l bush fiaIeei
~ bbs
Crude Tarpeutus bbs Tar 81 bb PSh los bbA Rosh 80
bb Porn pkga Cut Meats az "a Lard u eaks
- pig. Batter lta3 boIes Chssss ~ e5 IaSH Gs
Dried Fruit bba Copper bb. WHISKY 40 bbL Efgi LII
n bales Of Hemp 2il bales Hops H. Iss Lebef
LbI Tobacco 3l botes sni cases Tobacco % bags
Cotton Sg IA pkga BegeaI starch ~ bsga fcaaab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
WEDNESDAY. Aug. A-P. n.

Gold opened at 1853, sold at 1865 1885,
,sin at 1ssEa135 The clearDgs the Gold Exchange
Bank were sl65i 900 and the balance A49sS6l 49, Inc
eminent Of specie to-day per China amounted to 100000
Government bonds continue strong and active Win
good demand for all classes prices were fully man
aned and but few bonds were offered Tor sae' tno
r,r,art ,rrchas a. today the offerings amounted to
4. 10 n.rnrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05

Money has been steady at car per cent on l'i% op.
shares and at 5a5 per cent Government bonus
mercial paper remains unchanged as 10 ra,oo' not
wanted The quotations range from 5912 per cent
Sterling Exchange was duh and weak at quoIi'tOn0
London 90 days lo95a1c London, sight llOs DIVA Ion
DON prime commercial 60 days 1924 Sloii PARIS iUaS
51Saa5lsa Paris, short. 612i05llI; Antwerp, oioa"
Sis; Swiss, 51I05I5 Hamburg, $50 aS5E Amsterdam
4Os84Oi, Frankfort, IOsaao3i Bremen 's0''s'
0uk. - 1,,,o.o and
The reru,ar meeting Of the directors OF the chicago n
western Railroad took place to-day Out OF reeos
TO Mr. Keep the election Of President was pO''R'"'
until the next regular meeting, $500, =
The Bankers and Brokers Association mas
second quarterly dividend OF per cent? p'1 "O'0 W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS.
No. II NaSSau.St,, New. York.
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.


Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN d
Co., No. SO Exchange-place, and
NJ. X. JEsUP & Co., No. II Pine
ST., n. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
Of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent III
Gold; have thirty years to run;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by a Land Grant
of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant the
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly soldto develop the coun..
try and improve the road. They
are a first mortgage upon the eX-
tension OF the ROAD from oIerluah'
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation non earns more
than enough net income to pay the M
terest ON the ae,o loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. Principal
and Interest payable in Go1 Price
90. and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05

vvy-m,u aul ~. :rly silssalo Other kinds Win
ont change r, A 5,a for consumption for export and
liberal receipts prices are hrni we quote "
sGssRs Is QUIET sales 100 hbd. Martinique to arrive on private
terms aud bios Porto Rico at 7oc II, =, ooo hill Com
strained 90 2sSS2 80 spirits yoP S aaS At &
to TIrs eFS .ssu ISsd sTs T.. been good price.
have advanced and coe fr at ssdSl W Tor ostAs s9l &
IN 7SSsi 90 for sperm Manufactured Obs are inactive Lard oils
steady S o.seE oil. are YsoS. . change 1sts d buD.
Beng nice Of New Western Mess being s33 e $50 IS
NJ In gb demand ard sieadyi sales Of 50 bills sS0Sl2 for
Pn s6 for Extra DO 1eree Be-. y ds ana Pes
Beef Hams quiet bot steady S1ea $50 s s'hf1
wsIn u. Cot ~, Net , .s c.aIi do Bacon da small
sales cured At Isle Lard demand and arner sales Of 800 bh
sri nd saso for o SS S. Rendered d' ~ 0'
BUEhNo change note in Bo!tsT The stock sT' and the DE-
River pm l2aso store Pld white k'trtd ss2
Common 70 far SG+s ohonest heerse good 20
Brooms Co pals fir Middle and Southern q az
Hai a. In: Penn tub. and pals
Pine sIIiB, Mich IN Wis .26 40
Cannon TO Western sns fine yellow. 3og2
Welsh tubs Cue. Ice iGJ1 Common store paeked NdIs
CHEESE heavy receipt but the demand continues good
Farm Dairy ,Emired.. State Factory good to anela9la
Ohio Paeory. Common to iair...'''''ls 9iS
Common skimmed'''' SI9 t.TR Dairy a0e'.'.'.s S S
PBTROLBUMTbe market ruled very firm at the improved prices Of
last evening bot the volume Of 61;9es, yH 1S 50 large Crude
sUGARs-Rsw Sugars are barely steady We quote M o
i@2c for Cuba the latter rate for clarified and 3ic for Porto a
and DeDerAra private terms also 70 hhds heado Ste ana 80
sEBDs-Gis Seeds are without change demand mod
crate quote w 9llc for Glover aud 25GS5 80 for uoihy
TALLOw-Tbs demand is good largely from slippers f
n al l2idl2lc for Common 20 Choice
walShT market active and prices are steady; sales Of
300 bbls. al . 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
NRw cLAssIFIcATIoY oR wnKAr Ar sr. Lor1s
Sinantial.

oyYoE ov rHE ROCKFORD Rock ISLAND, ASD ST. Lourst
RAILROAD COnPASL
VVHE COUPONS of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of this Company maturing August PrOInO viii be pA
and after tina, da a, III. omes Of the COMPANY No. wlt
COLD Com, acc Of GOVsnnsAtTAG
HI BooOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
FREE OF GOVERN MENT TAX.

The Dsnv Urb,na BloomngOu and PEn Railroad whose
property these Bonas are ae nov 70 Pross; Of
length miles, It's capital s3OOOO The
ss 10. Sssa a,.y doHs and the Whole as ready %
These ss p Snf p, doTa s9d % Who'll C 1 m @
These bonds are convertible into stock par option
hos snd be registered he name Of the owner At Say rn u
emit offered H. Is We shall shox The very Already SUNS nearly
sqaao toe ioiI a@oaa Of 6oa TO be issued have 6s1 expended %
the whole road and suhe property Of the Com
o. tom, spd e,. I'D n. ess.t steri district ia Iaon
.oS tSoSsh he sasn Of The Garden STATE lie local business
soHs Vi. ,uee to make u arioa,. Paya5 ,oad wae With ~
10 make It one Of tho most probable ~ the oouusrT.
.po, Dsing Lin. o $40 mites A. Ind,aaPo. connection viii be
NH ~. T6so WAL asd ws,,sru n ACT the road vii form
Rin ak the direct concentration Of The principal Atlantic cities
rh southern ao With KsoEui Aai Burlington IoSs and thence
Il viii complete iro 10. nom EsoluE
BsOs Railroad % Indianapolis ADD Daave, VIA Toledo aHd
i,, lin; ron SsFYort e ss sam. goi9s'
70 na'S,po ,5t Dlsy p ", ne Ere H1s. and G'f y
Boomsgtcp Phsdslpbs via the Penu Central
Hafeurs PiisbGr.b. Columbia. Dayion ,Id i9tiaa,Po.
or Railroad PsTis.bars Cincinnati Indianapolis DlE
uy dvsnE .sd pnepa has. must necessarily saye Is Is.;os
% a, SsG those Of asy otler railroad aos The oSius table
O'' A' q some the 'aS Po q K,, a19, %, n.
Chlesso Alton. ani 81 Lonis.....t... 100 blssO
1lirago nd North. " efern. ltlIt llolD
CHICAGO Rock Island anI Pnc.hc...... 40 lluB
sr-l-tss IA .l..l - W..t.y,
me-. Csrtr.I .......-........ T0a l0Il5
Its the Of the Dtuvs JrhiuA Blooming
Railroad Tor The as At slZy9 per ale " oa
FIRST TEAR -
Respta esiimatci pt0'''
Einaied cIpenses a. fellows:
50 eeut. 1E
Interest gold bonds ceui...... 10000
per 10 % gold ........' Sofn
aside S.ukag N"D % 49,,
Leaving pr,ft Interest ,ai expenses, $50 80
drnds he capia stock the l year OF va
operation wHbou, doubt progressive increase 'heas' each year
the result The geographical location u the road hons SUI
aeient al Of ~ great value shi usefulness,
Tie stock snd and the rOs Central the chicago and
Burugo ad Qqieey Roads al seoE At from above "a. TO
Of them AyorabT located aud the com
petition much thar Tbs can have there 40
.,,a ,h M, ,oek Of th. sell hgh Their Of The
Above Hence privilege converting these bonds iuto stock Of taS
desired greatly Increases their value
After hav6g personally auj thoroughly eIsmnri this rohf We A.
r.pte the aFeuy bonds We ofsr them AZ %
Ard accrued Interest With the utmost Conscience We rec
reliable safe security Aa profitable Investment
cent currency over % ger cent
more a5 Invested HTetueuty Bonts besides the
from aud the prospect o speedy advance Ia
The socf oompe0u which they may be converted
Gold received their market value AZ ef'
sh.pz, eb0ut istar1t BY free OF ehEe
Poll particulars furnished by the andersuod fa'neh Agents OF We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-05
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

PACIFIC RAILROAD lOF MISSOURI SIX PER CENT
GOLD BoNDs-We offer for sale the small remaining
unsold portion of the First Mortgage Six Per Cent
Gold Loan of "a 100000 Of the above road Over four
millions of the issue have been sold to investors in
Germany, and two and quarter millions IN this
country.
The road runs from ST. Louis 2S3 miles, across the
State of Missouri TO the Kansas State line there con-
Meeting with roads extending over four hundred
miles further West. The gross earnings of the road
for the year ending Feb Is. 1862 WERE. s3077 800
Operating expenses lS9,O52
Net earnings. Sl,uS,ESo
The earnings this year show a large increase. The
interest on the entire loan is 10000. gold. The
gross earnings per mile for the past year about
$1,000 and gaining steadily The road is finish
ed has no complications with other Pacific roads and
its earnings per mile more than nearly any
Western road. The bonds as safe as any in the
market.
Price % and accrued interest, in currency. Cou-
pons payable February and August Principal ma
lures in 1888.
The coupons are free from Government tax, which
is paid by the company The bonds can be registered
at the Bank OF America. For further particulars ap
ply to CLARK, DODGE & Co. No. 81 Wall-st
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
Home Testimony.

We call the attention of our
readers 10 the remarkable certificates
of cures performed by DR.. G. W. Ro-
backs celebrated scandinavian Medi-
clnes, We do so, knowing them to
be genuine. The agent has shown us
tine original letters, copies OF which
appear below. The proprietors of
these medicines authorize Us to say,
that they VII give a reward Of ten
thousand dollars to any person who
wiz show that any Of the letters re-
ferred to"arc not authentic. They
have been sent unsolicited. and the
company have in their possession
over 5000 of a smilar character.
Any Druggist can satisfy the most
sLeptica of the vnhfe Of those truly
wonderful Agents, Roback's Stom-
ach Bitters's, Roback's Scandinavian
"Bloed Purifier and Bl66dfPins."
EAGLE VILLAGE, Boone Co., ind.
M y,r ,sf June 30, 1850. ;
DIR. G. w. RoBAcK, Cincinnati, o.
Dear Sir! Twill here give YOU the
praise OF your Blood Pills and ;Puri-
fier of being the best Medicine ever
used in my Family, was persuaded
to give your Medicine trial, by Dr..
Crossley,. your agent hers. The pur-
pose Tor which successfully used
your medicine, was severe chronic
pain in my sons right side.
80 90 - Yours with respect
THOMAS STULrS.
q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
NIorse's Indian Root Pills.

We give you in this medicine the
result OF lifetime Of study and trial /;
before this medicine all others are but
nostrums. They are made from sim.
pie roots, and are the best medicine in
the world for all Bilious diseases, Fe-
male Irregularities, Headaches, Indi-
gestion. Liver Complaints, etc. They
purify the blood,7remove all obstruc-
ions, icanse the skin OF all pimples
and blotches, and are perfectly sure
and safe In their operation. We ask
You to use them because we know
their virtues. Trial Is the touchstone
by which to prove them worthy. Use
Morse's Indian Root Pills. For sale
by all dealers. my&jun
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

IVY hAOhU
We are indebted to a CORE
spondent from Allensville for
the items given below: -.m
Mr.. Miles Ratclif, of Eagle
Mills, Vinton county, O., and
we'll known throughout the
county, accidentally fell from
the upper part of his saw-mill
down through the building
some s or 10 feet-he tell head
foremost the head passing
through the waste. gate, which
was open far enough to allow
it to press through. His head
was seriously injured as well
as other parts of his body. a
For the past three sabbaths,
there has been a funeral on
each, in our neighborhood; all
small children. 4 .sinnii.
Rev. John King and r. S.
Barnhill delivered a Sabbath
Scheol discourse to the pdblic
at the Salem United Brethren
Church, in Jackson township,
May 80, which was quite g1,ati-
fyiag to their hearers both old
young. Eaqs"ea hns .2hf4.1o,
On Thursday, the q, there
was a rain, in this vicinity,
which done great damage to
some farms by washing'out the
corn. ..sU.Hs l.u,giI sd ..ra.
.,.L@ssh-Msy sl, 3. P. NJ;
Regret to say that Miles Rat
cliffs worse than evers not'ex-
pected to live any length Of
time. He has made his will;
~ -. T.
he is a wealthy'citize zen, and 1t
is stated that, he owns three
good farms in Illinois, one good
farm on alnut Greek, Ross
county, 0. He owns a 'grist
and saw-min on Salt Greek,
at Eagle Mills, Vintoh county,
and a share in ODD. Swine.
hart's store at Eagle Mills BE-
sides more real estate in Eagle
township. vrJ 7lras n.
We had more heavy rains
here. We had one to-day, that
begun about IL O'clock and
lasted about an hour, which
was the most destructive rair
that has fell this year; it swept
awayIwater gates, fencing, corn,
oats and potatoes at . great
rata L. L-n .------ - .-,u- q.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
IN BOTH
E ngllsh h and G eerman.

EMBRACING the several modes of treat.
1Iment, as practlced by the different schools
ofPhysicions, so that person may select the
method that may be preferred, OF che one
most convenient, or even resort TO second
or third, orto combination OF two or more,
whenever desirable. The work forms athor.
oughly reliable guide to the detection and
treatment Of all diseases that can either be
checked in their career, or treated entirely
without the aid Of physician 1t would be
preposterpus 90 claim that by the use Of any
book, Tie necessity OF sometimes calling a
physician, can be done away with, for here
are many cases that require the application OF
professional skill and large experience, but It
mus. be perfectly plain to any one, TINT
large majority Of the minor ailments and
some Of the more severe ones to which flesh
ishein can bs treated with complete success
by the AID Of such treatise as this; while
some diseases run their course with such ra-
pldity that no time is left to send for physi-
can. The remedy must be at hand, aud the
application made at once, or twill be too iSte.
The first requisite in case of sick ness is to
know what is the matter, and secoadlY, what
to do. To this end IN this work:
Isl. EreIythhg that does not strictly
pertain TO the SUBJECTS excluded.
I'd. Ere,ythin9 that necessarily per-
tdtns to the subject is Included. ...
3D. An i'ldeT of symptoaSs is giren,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
,,7arSat, Nose, Eye,ids, Scalp aad isksa,

Which so disfgure TIE appearance, purglng
the evil ELECTS Of mercury and removing all
eaints, the remnants Of fViseases, hereditary or
otherwise, aad is tskea by adults and children
Two tshlespoonfuls OF the Extract OF Sarsa-
parilla, added TO pint Of water, Is equal to the
hisbon 'Dlet Driak,. and . ne bottle is equal to
agallon ofthe Syrup Sarsaparla, or the de.
coctions as usually made. an ssr q III
-Au interesting letter Is publishediir the Afed!
lco Chirurgical Review, on the subject of the
Extract ofSassapafillai IN certain affections, by
Beriamn'P PRAYERS, F. r. g., &C. Speaking OF
those diSeases, and diseases arising from the
excees Of Mercury, he.sthtes "that no remedy is
equal to the Extract Of Ssrsararilla; as poSer
Is extraord rd!nary, more so fhan any other drug
that { am acquainted II is IN the sttict1'
@est sense, a.tontc with this Invaluable attribute,
that II IS applicableto state efthe system so
sunkepJand yet .so;ifritatfe as renders other
substances OF the tome class unavailable or in =
uurOuy.n ' -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

"Whffe the lamp holds out to burn z.
The vilest sinnernlay return"
The sentiment contained in
the above little couplet was
exemplified lastSaturday, when
one of1 our old maids, having
arrived at the romantic age of
thirty, being tired of a life of
celibacy, resolved to unite her
destinies with a male conpan,
ion. Long had she held out
but she could not withstand
the entertainments of our young
friend ShafeK- and he in retarn
was entrapped by the bewitch-
ing smiles, the roguisho eyes
and gentle accents of the maid.
1t was a gone case-Mr. S be-
came a positive and she a neg
ative, the animal magnetism
surcharged them both and in.
fused into them the irresista.
BILE power of love. 1t was a
wedding extraordinary, and
proves conclusively, that as
long as there is life there is
hope, BY this marriage, Mr..
Stevenson Of the Hubert
House, has lost a good boarder,
but his loss is the fair ones
gain. Long may they both
wave. This coup de grace of
hers, was a master effort, it is a
success, she has a good part
ner, she need not want for daily
bread, for, he keeps plenty Of
it in his store, which his part.
ner Saik bates this is one of
the essentials, for-Za 5eosste
sans oerta est wneFeur sans par
fun.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

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