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PHILADELPHIA.
Verdict Rendered in the Brooks
Murder Case.

PHILADELPHIA, October 24.-ShOrt-
ly before 10 o'clock this morning, the
jury in the Brooks case rendered a
verdict of guilty against O'Hara and
Dougherty. Nell Mclaughlin has
been held in a bond of S20, 600 to an
swer upon the same charge.
O'Hara and Dongherty were kept
under strong guard all night for fear
of their being rescued, and after day
light were conveyed to prison.
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WE Bar and Refreshmant Privileges for
Il the Fall Race Meeting will be let, 20 the
highest and best bidder, on THURSDAY, Oc-
tober 18th. az l. N. LeSses 70 furnish their
own fixtures Cash 10 be paid when award Is
made Sealed proposals 70 be left, properly
addres led, at tie Ofi1ce OF f. II. ApperSon 4
Co., where letting will take place. In case OF
failure 10 comply with terms, The privilege
VIII be awarded to next highest bidder An
bias 10 be made upon this condition.
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JUDGE INeRAHAM, in New York
city, has lately called the attention OF
the grand jury to the publication and
sale of obscene literature. He intends
to prevent a re-appearanee in another
form of Stowe nastiness.
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BREAD PREMIUM.

INHE Premiums for BREAD and other us--
TUESDAY, 23th inst.
All entries on such articles must be mads
before O'Clock on that morning
LION. TEOUSDAIE
OCZi esan-nf-~--
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NOtice to Cotton Factors.

4 IL Cotton Factors sending Cotton 10 the
"A Fair Grounds, Will direct their employees
Ar. Ell RayHsr, Sup't Of Department,
With full directions as 10 names OF psrtfss
entering Cotton will be entered nc TO
o'clock Friday, 9th, on which day the pre-
miums will be awarded.
LEON. TROUsDALE,
Oc1A Secretary
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It cost Prince Frederick Charles, Of
Prussia, upward of one hundred thou
sand dollars to suppress the scandal
arising from his connection with the
wife OF one Of V0lsts-de-chambre,
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The New York Times says: SIT is
reported here, and for once the report
is apparently not without foundation,
that Hon. B. +. Butler is the autht I
Of the address Of the Cuban Junta to
the American people. published yes
terday."
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TELEGRAPHlC MARKETS.
NEW YORK

NEW ORA OCl0Dtl -. - OObIOu-a
shade easier to-pay-sales 1900 bales up
lands at 26. Superfine -four IS 5O(G5 rs.
Whisky 81 2l@I 2l&. Wheat-amber
Tennessee 81 5O91 go; White do. 81 70.
Rice dul1-Carolina sL@9. Corn Ss@
81 OF. Coffee, quiet. Sugar steady, Cuba
ilA@l2]s. Molasses dull, Cuba As.
Dry Goods The inelemency5 Of the
weather to-day has added to the usual
quiet which generally pervades the mar
ket on Saturday, but as prices of the most
of textile fabrics are reduced to level
low enough for safety ON trade, there i
nc important changes to note.
Sprague's prints l21z; fine r ll1z&l2;
Stewart Il Co. are selling these at i0&.
Merriinae d l25k; American l27S, Pacific
serges II; do Perkins 221l. Atlantic A
sheetings 251S; Stark A l4E@l5, and Fre-
Money-Is quiet at 5Q7 per ct on call.
Loans chiefly at per ct.
Another Is per cent is being paid at the
Gold Exchange. H s
she Bank Statement is unfavorable, and
sh ,ws a loss in reserves Of Sl2, f9l, ,269,
aT6inst decrease in liabilities Of 81, $780,
6oe The banks still hold, however, SlS,-
966'00O Of lawful money, IN excess OF the
amount required by law. The figures re-
fleet a heavy drain of currency to the
South, which fairly set in this week.
The Assistant Treasurer received, du-
ring the week 81, ,4O0, ,527 for customs, and
paid out SI92. 200 of coin interest.
Sterling easier, 91s@99s. Gold lower
il opened at 1873, fell to 1905, and closed
at lSI. The carrying rates were CO.. pr CT
70 fat. Governments dull but steady.
State bonds dull. Old Tennessees 81; new
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, October 23.-Cotton-
active and firm; middlings 24A. Sales
25OO bales; receipts 1913; exports g274
Flour-XX IS 25; xxx SO 80. Corn firm
SiI0(aI 10. Oats so. Bran S1l0. Whisky
81 27k@I SO. Hay SIS 90. PORK Sa2 90.
Bacon quiet-shoulders ls<; sides 2lH@
2IX; hams 25@28. Lard-tierces 1s@20;
kee boz. Suearonew centrifugal Is 4 ;yel-
low clarified l5SS; common u; prime Az.
Molasses--new prime 81 009l 90. Cof-
fee firm-prime l6H@l67z; fair l5Q15H.
Gold I31. Sterling 42k. New York
sight bills 1S@A discount
ST. LOUIS.
Sr, LOUIS, October 2S.-Flour-fali su-
perfine 81 5O(a4s IS. Wheat-No. 2
snrine s8G9O. Corn s3396c. Oats
4sa5I. Barley 81 40@1 So. Rye 69g72.
Groceries unchanged. Pork $50 0OtgSl %.
Bulk clear rib 1s7z; clear sides Is; Bacon
shoulders Iz9i7<s sides MOI Lara ,...- ee-
sH@95<; dark leaf sH@l231.
CINCINNATI. % ,tsess'
erHc1NSArI. October 23.-Family -four
s5 sasS5 rs. Wheat 81 1091 u. Corn e5@s7.
oats 5O@56. Cotton duh; middlings 241<
62aE. WhIskey 81 II. Mess Pork
SsI 90. Lard 17@l7. Baeon--clear
sides l75<@Is1<c; shoulders 161z. Butter
3Oa35. Groceries unchanged. Eggs Is.
Cheese 17x@lsh. Sales of Tobacco at
IS s0@16 90.
sAF FOREIGN.
LONDON, October 23s--Consols, for mon
ey 93sS; on account e39f@981f. $40 bonds
of 1852 SIX; do. Of '65 slA do. Of 81 S51<
10-40s 76H.
FRASKToRr, October 2s.--Bonds steady
at SIX. H ac a
PARIs, October 2s. = Bourse Is nrm
Rentes 71f 42c.
HAvRE, October q. = Cotton quiet--Tres
Ordinaire 1851 afioat.
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NOTICE.

OFTTCE HERNASDo Insurance COL
II Madison Street, October Is, I5G9.
4 a meeting OF the Board OF Directors CT
"A this Company. held this day. dividend
OF i've 81 per cent. was declared upon the
capital stock, the same to be Credftsd upou
the stock notes. +. n. NELSON, -
OCH llla lla .laaN e,asretnrv- OF.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EREloHrNorloE
CHICKASAW IOCKEY cI me RACES

E,REIGHT VIII be received hy the MEM
L PHIS & CHARLESTON RAILROAD on
and amer to-day, MONDAY, 25th inst
oeso-L a. u. Low, Agent.
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Some people, says the Nineteenth
Century, get mad occasionally and
stop their paper. Let all such read
the follOwing:7 s. gzlNa SO
Many years ago, Mr.. Swain, then
editor of the Public Ledger, was hailed
at the corner of Eighteenth and Chest
nut streets by a very excited individ-
ual, who informed him in the most
emphatic terms, 81 have stopped
your paper, sir" and proceeded to ex-
plain the why and wherefore, all the
time gesticulating wildly. "My gra-
cious, sir, you don't say so. Come
with me to the office, and let us see If
we can't remedy the matter. ii
grieyes me that, any one should stop
my paper.p - = ef4%lt'ss :
3 Arriving at the Office, Mr.. Swain
said: "Why, my dear sir, everything
seems to be going on here as usual;
thought you had stopped my paper. /"
Then and there the excited gentleman
whom the long walk had by that time
partly cooled, said that he had stopped
taking his enc copy of the ledger.
Mr.. Swain was pr0flse in his apollo
giles for having naisund derstood the
meaning of his late subscribers word,
and regretted that he had given him
the tramp from Eighteenth street to
Third. The gentleman went on his
way home a wiser, if not 9 better
man,
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WASHINGTON.
PrecariOus Condition of Hon. ThOs.
Ewing, Sr. G3ak
Gen. Butterfeld's Connection with
,g the Gold Ring. o,5s

WASHINGTON, October 23.-Hon.
Thomas Ewing, Sr., who laid all night
in the room Of the Clerk of the Su-
preme Court, was removed to the res
idence of his son, Gen. Ewing, this
morning. He is represented as being
in an improved condition.
The Secretary of the Treasury will
soon order an investigation into the
charges against Gen. Butterfield in re-
gard to the gold panic in such man.
ner as will thoroughly test their truth.
The Secretary has received a letter
from Gen. Butterfield courting a full
investigation.
A statement has been prepared at
the Treasury which shows that the
amount of coupon bonds Of the United
States outstanding ON September 30th,
1869, was 81 1882, 440, 900, and registered
bonds, S775, ,496, 900.
Gen. Sherman will discharge the
duties of Secretary of War until the
arriyal0 Secretary Belknap. o r
Secretary Boutwell, had a long con-
YersatiOn with President Grant this
morning. ag uGlE SifIsnA1
The receipts of fractional currency
for the week were 81 ,379, 800; ship
ments, 81, Ass, $40; amount redeemed,
$4l9, 900; national bank circulation,
S249, ,TS2, ,745.
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S17ag1ns Birds.

a LARGE supply OF European Sinziun-
: Birds, consisting of6anaries, GoldhncEes
lAnnets, japanese SparrUWs and Talking Par
IOts- Also an excellent lot OF Dors-sc9tch
Terrier and Fngiish COaed when will s.
sOtd cheap, at No. 70 Jefferson street, near the
OcH IOITIa DIErE-sTA
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Shelby County Agricultural Fair.

TICKETS, including railroad fare and sd-
L mission 70 any part Of the Fair Grounds,
can be obtained OF r. NJ. BRIDGES, a. Depot,
or 1oM B. Dunn, ES Main street, Agents OF
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. oc22
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
PrOmnsnt authorities In Favor Of Its Re-
moyal.
100 900 -- -10I3 ~
Opinions of Statesmen in 1899, 1914 and
Ala iison, lee, Stockton, Webster, Pickering
and Benton.

81 le 1916.
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ST. LOUIS
FOREIGN.

LONDON, October 23.-Consols, for mon
ey 935s on account eS9E@9s1f. $40 bonds
Of 1852 SIX; do. Of '65 s1H do. of 81 s31< (;
10-4Os 76l<.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18
HARD COLDS AND
COUGHS

Void at once to q steady use ofthis great rem
y II will succeed In giving relief where ill
her remedies have failed.
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Legal Notice.
Bridget Gallagher, plaintiff, W. heirs or Peter
Gallagher, defendants. vinton Common
Pleas Court.

Bridget Gallagher, plaintiff, W. heirs OF Peter
Gallagher, defendants. Vlnton Common
Pleas Court.
OWEN GALLIGHER, Of Vin,on county,
" ONO, Join Gallagher and Peter i.aliI.
gher, whose llnre pi residence II unknown,
Kate p,Uonuer, formerly Kate Gallagher, aud
Michael U'tODner, her hushani, of n Amiltun
county, ohio, DOmlnick tiulligher, late OF
Hart cOun.y, ktntueky, md thomas Gah-
CHER. May ,iglhghcr, Briduet tiallIgher, and
Patrck i,nlII -her, Of Vuton county, Ohio,
heirs vi law Of PeteT Galligher, deceased,
late ofthe county Of Vlntun, Suite OF Ohio, are
hereby monned that Bridget Gallagher aid, on
the ,gih day # January, A. D., ls6g, tle IN the
clerks office Of The Common Pleas I ourt
IN ami for VintOn To-, q, her certain petition
aNun-t til, IN the object and pray'r ofwhehsad
petion Ia for decree oil the SalG Court granting
her do Sei.in the lolowlnH lands and tene
ments situate IN Vlntop county, UhiO, and par.
ncularly described ns follows, to.wIt:
The + halt Of the = w quarter, and the W
half ut the Il quarter oil section nulnbcr six
~, Of township numb'r eight (S, Of range
nrlmber sixteen u }. in district NJ lands sub
lect TO snle Vt ChillicOIhe, OhIo and contain
ing about 1877 81 luu. acres, excepting the fol
lowina tract sold by said Peter tjallipher, de.
ceased, 10 one =. Ilacken, by deed Of Decem.
her 10Th, 1861, to wit: Comm encing at the N
W corner Of the f hnlf OF the . " quarter of
said section number ., township q, range 10;
thence east TO the Northeast corner OF the W
halfuf . + quarter of SAID SECTION B,ihence
south Inr enough to comprise 6O acres; thence
westtO westllae of SAID east hiK Of shia = W
qun'ter; thence north TO the place Of b-gin.
nlng .r .......
he anid defendants are required to appear
and answer ~aid petition on or beiure the thlrd
s Sturday ait, the fourth day OF March, A. b.,
1863, or SAID petition will be taken as true.
BRIDGET GNLLIGHER.
H.o. JoSTs, Attorney Tor Petitioner.
January "a. 1860. jnn2s 5w
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To COnsumptives.

Tho advertiser, having been restored to
health IN o few weeks, alter having 'ut'cred
rsveral yearswftlia severe lnng affection, and
hat dread disease, Consunp.ioh--ls anxious
70 maze known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure. ToAll whD desire 1t, he will
send scopy oi'sho prescription used Qree Ct
charge), with the directions for preparing and
7sing the same, which they VIII find sire
: ure for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis,
10. The only obIsct of the advcrtiser'insend.
ing the prescription is to benefit the afflicted
aud spread Information VIII eh he conceives to
he invaluable; and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as II will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription will please address
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
JOS South Second st., Williamsburg, Kings Co.
New York. noyi9 ly
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LEGAL Notice

T0 John Mulhnlnnd, HaInRh } Mulholan'
Il pru>i ia Gray, widow of John GRAY, der''
Mary j. Vowel and Hiram Vowel, Drusill
Bradley and Edward Bradley, Of VInt IN CO
OHIO, Elijah Gray, late Of Hancock Co., III.
md Harriet Williams and Sanford William,
OF Melgs county. o..
You are hereby notified that on the 27l
lay OF January, AID. 1850, Charles Mulhola'
- guardian ofLohn Mulholand aud Hannah
Mulnoland, iled IN the Probate Court of Vim
ton county, a., q petition the object ofwhc
~ to pI ocure SAID Court to order the sule &
the real estate Of the said John Mulhoan
md Hannah j. Mulholand situate in the sn'
county Of Vim on, and described NJ the on
nndivIded inh Uart of the west half Of III,
the southwest quarter, and twenty acres off b
The west siro the east half Of the southwe>
quarter OF section =, tnwnship s, range 49, il
the nhio Comrany's purchase, In sad Vintol
county, Ohio and TO authorize said guardian
10 r"iuv"st the funds IN bonds or otherwis"
and thnt dover may be assigned to said Dru
lla Gray In the premises.
The application therefor will be for hearin.
hy the said Court on he 9th day Of March
A u, 1870. Mt 10 oclock A NJ, at which time
unless YOU show rhtiSe-lo the contrary an or
der VIII ne asked a. prayed fnr tn this pptitiun
CHARLES MULHbLAHD,
Guardian Of John Mulholand aud Hannah ]
Mulholnnd
Il G. JoSxs, Attorney 'or petitioner.
January 20, 1860. CIV
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A Mystery.

f1tisA mystery to most people how COM
hnahon OF medicines put up under one name
can have sufficient curative powers to cure so
many different diseases, and often tbs very
best Of remedies are discarded or branded as
humbugs because they are recommended to
cure 70 many complaints. Thi- NOMENCLATURE
OF diseases would seem to imply some essen.
tisl difference between the diseases thus dis.
tingnished. whereas, they are really one ana
the same disease. merely differing oY the
amount Of inflammation or irritat en- in one Or
gan rather than the ether For instance, from
torpid state of tho Liver we have IaundlGr,
Nervous and Sick Headache, Bilious Fever
Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Constipation
Neuralgia, and lnnumerablp complaints pnder
hieh.soundng names, all arising from uls
srdered state OF the Liver Hence We say III.
vigorate that important organ; purge out the
vile accumulation with RoLnck's Blood Pills,
and once restored to vigor, take Roback's
Blood Purifier or stomach Biuers TO kte" II
performing It's regu.sr tunctsns, and you viii
no longer be troubled with these many all
nnents. feblS
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that A petition vii
~ be presented to the Commissioners
NintOn county, nj their next session. 70 b
held on he iirs Monday Of March. A. u. 1879
praying for the establishment uf a coLntS roa,
along the 70 loving described route, tn vi
Beginlng nj point 10 the McArihur and Clio
rnnlti Furnace royi, nearly opposite d.,
dwelling house Of William Arfhurs, Esq
in Elk townsh p, Vin.on county, Ohio. Then
a south-eGsterly direction, through the I'm
~ Hetty Morrison IN the line Of Anthon
rrimmer's laad, near where the rld ro,,
mrmeny crossed the north line Of said hnH
thence in south easterly direction across a.
lands oil sad Trimmer, TO the line of Geor.
'alts' land, near mn orc hank lately work
hv him; ihenre an eastprly direction thrnup,
The lands Of said George Salts passing on III
south side md near the stable of said Sall
thence on the inost practicable rOnta to III
line Of lands of Mrs, Mpr0 Murdock, in
township; thence on lhet ''1~articable rnu'
icro|- the lands Of sRit .dary Murlo'
and the lindS o StephsL ARls, in Chntr'
townshin, Vlnton county, OHIO, to lnterSe
he Macarthur md NIcArthnr station road NJ
point nehr two large wild che ~ trees on ~
step. SaltSrlRnd, aud here 10 end. SaIi rou
iorlOnN lying and and beng in the townshi
of Elk aud Clinton IN laid Vtnion county ,Uhi
Jan. 26, 1873. MANY PETITIONERS
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Road Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that petition will
IN be presented to tie Commissioners
Nlnton county at their next Sc sson to oe hel
on the first Monday Of Marrh 4. ID 1873, prU
ing for the establishment Of county ro,'
along. the fo'lowing described ronie, Io.wit
Reglnning at a point in the eouTty road lead
ing from the Macarthur and Logan road
BlOomlngvlle, said point being opposite
aud near the late residence Of the late Mr.
Mann, in swan Tp., VintOn county, u. III. n
II n southerly direction near the line beiwe.
the hind laiety occupied by sRid Mrs Msni
aud the land Of Joseph Linn to the line OF u.
lands Of william Swain, thence 10 n south
easterly course, crossing Alhan creek, to
point near the residence Of Wm Swain, the,
in n so'elsterly direction to the bank Of Brush,
FORK of Rarcon creek, theme in a souther,
direction along the west bunk Of said crecI
by the most practicable route until il intel
sects the McArtllqr and Logan road south
and sear The south end-nf the bridge over sal
sad creek, near the KarnpS school hou,'
said road helpg all d. .'tyan i9wnship. Yin,o'
county, ohio, MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan, 23, 1850. O.
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Legal Notice.

John ". Bishop, Receiver Of Eagle Fl rnace
Company, plaintiff, against, James Sherman.
Observation-Disclosures.
State of Ohio, vmtOn county, ss.-court Of
Common Pleas.
VNllEabuye named Jam es Sherman, of Piatt
J. county, Illinois, nonresident of ohio, Is
llrrsby notified that the ssid plalnifl did, on
the 2lst day ofU"tober, \. H., 1865, file in the
Clerks office Of the Common Pleas Cou.
wlnl ana for VInlOn county, ohio, his Ger.
tain petition and affidavit for an oruer of at.
-agamst HIM, the sald lanes .Sher
nan, defendant, the object and prayer of
which said .et'tinn ~ for \ Judgment agunet
the raid Jsmes herman and M layor ,OI said
plnntlh for the sum Of eleven hundred and
iOurie, and ninety eight hundredth dollars
ia Jol, with interest as follow: first cause
Of action for the sum OF seven hunired and
fortJ three. and ninety eight ,hundrealth dol.
lars (ST43 90 together with interest thereon
{ ON the 2lst day Of uctOber, A. D., lSU8, mon.
ey die and unIald on balance OF account for
Divers goods, wares mer handlse and pro-
VISIONS by the said plaintiff sold and delivered
To the said defendant-at his special instance
and request.
Second canse Of action: for the sum OF one
hundred dollars (sluOl together with intel est
thereon fIom tile 9th day of september, I'd,
1910. money phlu Uy pHhntlu 70 Que nDilHu
Booth, for the use Of the defendant and at his,
The defendants, request. in satisfaction Of a
debt to that amount due 10 the said William
Booth from the delen dant.- -. 49,
Third cause Of action: for the sum Of two
hundred and seventy-sne dollars (sz71), to-
geiher with interest thereon from the 18th day
Of August. A. d., 1865, money paic by plaintiff
70 one 7, NJ. Bay, for The u..e Of the defendant,
and AT his request. 10 satisfaction Of q debt 10
ihat anionnt due the said 4. NJ. Bay from the
deiennant The defendant is further notified
that au order OF attachment was Obtained
herein, and that certain ofhis property, goods
and chat,els has been in duo form OF law at
tsched, to-wit
six mules and harness and large wagon, one
gray horse, oup set Of double harness and
one vo.horse wagon, one bay mare and one
bay colt snh one bay horse.
lhe said James sherman, defendant,is "a re-
quired to answer TO sad petition on or before
the third Saturday after the ith ofMarch next
or Judgment will be taken on SAID petition
against tho said James Sherman.
JOHN W. BfSHuP,
Receiver Of Es Gle Furnace Co.
II. {. Jors5, Attorney for Plssniih
sauary "a. lsda, lan.a 60
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Agents Wanted.
For the Peoples Edi.ionof
CoSIBrARE : H HowscS's LTE AND EPrsrLEs or
ST. PAUL,

With sn eloqnen. md able preliminary Dls.
Pertntin1 hy e..
REV. LEONARD p ACON n. y. ofYalc College
Embracing graphic AMI eln1ient d-llneation
of the carly life, education, conversion, tea'h.
lngs, hbors. travels, sunerings, pprils, perse'
cntiops and missionary career nfSt, Paul; thus
CONS titntihg living plctnre Of the greA. pos.
tie, and Of the circumstances by winch he was
surrounded.
A perfect Magazine of facts. Bishop DIV.
Clark Of Cincinn,ti.
! regard IL as one Of the bes; books ever
written, Trof stowe.
nr. Raoon's name in connection with this ed.
ditiSn IL tower of strength, Rev Jos Tuttle
H. =, Pres Wabash College s....-
I do heartily Recommend itas faithful aad
yanahle in the study The Scriptures.
Bishop M'llvaine.
No.work in the language Rpproxipatcs Il.
Rev. Mark, Hopkins, d. D. Pres. Williams
College. u m
4 great and useful hook Rev John Wheel
er, u, j, Pres, Baldwin University, q,
The most interesting end instructive work
that has eveL fallen underln my notice. Pres,
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RI,
A most valuable work; learned, accurate
md written in a style peculiarly attractive
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Pres o. wesl University
A work of great mfrit A "tiod send"
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Ranks amongst the foremost literary pro.
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Pres. Ohio Female College.
Itis one the most ynlua5le works ever is.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

LAST Saturday, a drunken
fellow at Macarthur Station was
greatly excited over the loss OF
his pocket book which he de.
qlared, at different times, to
contain from fifteen to one
hundred and fifty dollars, and
had been stolen. A search for
it revealed it in his boot leg,
where it had slipped, he having
missed his pocket in putting it
away, and put it inside Of his
pantsloons,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-02-18

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