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FIRST PEsFoaMANCE IN AMERICA.

After elaborate preparation OF sardous heroic drama
"PATRIE." ("Fatherlsrd")
"PAfRIE" Produced from the authors manu- PATkIE
"PATRlE" script expressly translated for this PAfRI
"PATRlE" house by Mr. H. A. Dclile), and "PATklfs~
"pArklE from the original m0dels, diagrams "fAIklE
.rAmRiE Ac, forwarded by Mr.. sardou from .rArhiEs
"PArRIE"l Paris. "PATRlk"
IN FIVE ACTS AND SEVEN TABLEAUX.
great cast Including the following special engsgemen.
MI. y. " CouLDoCh as. -Couns nySoo
mr aEnnh AfU w nar9e s
Mr. uEohuE H. CLAkK .as. La Tremoniio
Duke Alva ..hr +. Bangs Noricarnes y. Csrden
William Of Orange C. Hall Capt O. Ioyeday
Jonas. .-...F Chippendale Aberti ..G Johnsee
Miguel ........N. Mcintyre Gaiera.. ........W Bur0s
Bakerzee! ~. Cook Vargas. Eayes
Cortadelo. w. Beekman Pastor j. Bilby
Rafaeia. .Hiss blanche Grey Sarah Mrs Stesoa
Gudue: Miss Egberts Ber ..:....... .Mi.s Everett
The great drama Brussels under Duke
of Ava 1870 its historical story upon revolt f
the citizens Of by William OF Orange
against the rule of Philip II. of Spain
ORDER OF THE TABLEAUX.
Tabeau Hall of Butchers The Edice
Tasleau Home OF Rysoor "a Revsatoa
Tableau ;. The Ramparts The Conspratos
Tabieau T. Avas Cabinet. The betrayal
Tableau 5....-....The Town Hall. The Struggle
Tabiezn s. Torture Chamber The Oath
Tableau The Public square Forbidden Tears
The scenery MarstOn, Segvey, Du flooQ aad
Thorne. Costumes all new and historically c0rreot
FIRST "PATRIB" MATINEE, SATURDAY NEXT
Seats secured six days advance at the box oice a. sch
mer 70l broadway Eric Ticket Office Twenty third sreee
and broadway, the ST. Nicholas, Metropolitan and
Fifth Avenue Hotels.
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NEW LINE FOR ST. DOMINGO, ST. THOMAS, ST.
The first class steamship TYBEEi Captain r. A. Deanoy
oscjook Pm.
SSply 70 sfOYF0Rp. TILEsT0N 90, % broadway.
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J,OR MOBILE -FERNANDINA ROUTE.
II The first class sdcwheel steamer ALABAMA Captain
Lmeburner. leaves Wednesday. May &c. from pier -
North river att 3P. N
Has superior passenger accommodations.
receiving. Insurance guaranteed to Mobile atlf
per cent Through rates to all points In the interior
For freight passage apply to -
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DOWERY THEATRE.
ID UNBOUNDED ATTRACTION.
First nights of the engagement of the unequsiod EQees
trenne and PrOtean Actress
MISS KATE FISHER.
Last of Mr.. and Mrs. | Seventh night OF NJ.
EDWIN BLANCHARD. OLIVER b DOWD.
Grand Oriental Spectacle Of The drama OF
AAZEPPA; POOR DOG TRAY.
or The Wild Horse of Tartary or Idiot the Shannon
Mas Katc Fisher AZ Mazeppa. Mr.. Blanchard Andy.
Mr.. DOwd as Adder Khan. Mrs. Blanbhard ax Shesh
Miss Fishers steed Wonder. Mr.. Banchards dog Carrie
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cn.Erw1sS sTFiI,AMsH1ps.

TrNTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
/ NInnao. ny--The elegant sdewheel steanship SOUTH
xkEaT, 1000 sens pSrdsns C.p.s4. 4 e. L TinkIspsrge.
a. Mnaro s. A. ON Monday. Nay n, etle O'Clock A. y.
F,r freight or passage apply 70 Wh. X GARRISON
-. M z bowling Green, New York.
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AMusEMRNTs.


NIAvERLEY THEATRE 72o BROADWAY.
SUMNER SEASON.
Coolest and ventilated place Of amusement IN the
city. Adoption OF the Summer Prtcca- OrchesTA
Chairs, IL; DreSs Circle. rs cts. Balcony, ~ cts
Family Circle 30 cts Reserved Dress Circle, VI
Great hit aud positively last nights Of the new baesqus
PYGMALION.
See Little Jenny the Statue
See Lizzie Wilimore as Cupid
See Felix Rogers Cambysls.
Zee the Waverley Troupe IN Pygmsion
RtsI Sisters IN two Dances.
SUPERB FARCE. !.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May ss by yx ihe rsqasm s Ss ..
produced merit week for limited period, for the pnr
pose OF afordng the theatrical going public OF New YORK
the opportunity OF witnessing LITTLE Jenny Wnimore,
Miss Lizzis wnlnore and Mr.. Felix Rogers in their aE
original creation of Ixion Minerva and Juno played ~
them thousand nights In London Dublin Liverpool
Ednburg and throughout the principal ciies OF England
Ireland Scotland and Wales and lastly in Phiadsphia Win
MATINEE SATURDAY At
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Ao sn CHALDRoN FOR COKE DELIVERED I'M
N,D ,)U medatey; liberal discount made by cargo
Apply at Twenty third street, Broadwsy or 1westynr"
s,re&, avenue A. s.. SHERWOOD.
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TTAvANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
l1 New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line sailing
eyery twenty days from pier IL East river, at II NJ
The splendid new steamers . -
CLEOPATRA Captain Philips, Saturday. May ~
CITY OF MEXICO, Captain Deaken, FRIDAY, June lA
''' ''s' +. ALEXANDRA AsONs.
RrusdHaY.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs FOR ALBANY
leave New York at and iO:45 A. M and 80 and r.
Drawing attached TO all day trains and sleeping
cars TO night trans The 30 M train on Sundays
APRIL 26, 1863. WIN. H. VANDERBILT, Vice Pres't
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TNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Il Daily to Norfolk and Portsmouth, trt.weeky to City
Point aud Richmond Old Dominion Steamship Company
win despatch their sidewhee steamship NiAdAkA for Nor
pier North river foot Of Beach street. connecting with
the Seaboard Inland Air Line, Virginia and Tennessee Air
Line Souhsde Petersburg Railroads and Richmond and
Danvle and Virginia Central Railroads. taking freight and
Southwest Bills of lading signed the pier For freight
passage, apply to N. L. MCCREADY, President !SI
Greenwich street. of Dey. Steamship ALBEMARLE
will follow Norfolk and Portsmouth, on Wednesday, May
&C. Insurance by steamers OF this line 4 per cent
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IT Ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY-BY THE FAST
IL est elegant river steamers in the only
rs less than rail and 70 cents cheaper than
other line Like reduction to a points West North and
the New York Central Albany and Susquehanna and
Rensselaer, Saratoga Railroad The steamers Vanderbilt
Connecticut alternately evening, Saturday
excepted o'clock from pier North river foot OF Spring
ree
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GENERAL MEADE,
Captain A. W. Sampson,
will he despatched Saturday. May a. at O'Clock r. NJ
from pier 12 North river.
Freight through rates for St. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
The CRESCENT CITY Wi, succeed, Saturday, June 8.
For freight passage, having superior accommodations
FREDERICK BAKER,
Br0z
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DIED.

Died Of Consumption, at her resi-
dence, near Wilkesville, Oct. 25.
HANNAH, wife Of HENRY HAWK, In
the AZ year OF her age. She was con-
verted at the early age of 16, and con-
tinued steadfast in the faith until the
Captain OF her Salvation bade her lay
down her weapons of warfare, and re-
ceive the prize which He has provided
for those "who run with patience, the
race set before them" During her
long illness Of 0 months she had con-
slant, abiding peace, always express
ing a Willingness yea even longing
desire to depart. Said she to me,
two or three days before her death,
"0h when think OF Heaven and of
the meeting OF friends that await me
there, l can hardly wait till my
time comes to 60" When the mes
senger came, she was ready-still tes-
tifying to weeping friends that "All
was well''-she sank torest Truly
Gods people die well.
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Grand Opening of Winter
Goods at VIM. #. FELTON, a.
Sons. 81 Is
j. A. FELTON, has returned
from the East, and reports that
he arrived just at the most ia.
Ivorable time to avail himself
of the late decline of goods in
that market. As he purchased
exclusively for cash, the goods
were obtained at the lowest
figures of a low, market, and
will be sold correspondingly
low. 1t was his aim to get ev-
'erything that any person could
by any possibility need, and he
has consequently the largest
and most varied stock ever
brought to Vinton county. 60
to Felton's for what you want.
A large stock of fine goods,
and no better place to trade in
the world.
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MARRIAGE Licensees were is
sued to the following persons
during the month of October:
Alfred D. Higgins, and Viola
|McKinnis, Alexander F. Scott
and Jemima Liston, John F.,
Bastoe and Susan Shry, Valen-
tine Strawbaugh and Mary
Mclaughlin, Charles W. Cur.
len and Louisa A. Johnson,
Annanias Truman and Lydia
N Foley, Robert M. Clark, and
Harriet Harden, 4. W. Boyer
and Cynthia A. Rannells, Cyrus
@. Cassell and Adaline Peavy,
Earnest Wagner and Dorathy
Ann Webb, William Hutt and
Mary Ann Savers, James Ish
and Mary. Burns, Moses. George
and Elizabeth Hancock, Ma.
son Zeigler and Susan WyckoG,
Lot L. Clemmans and Mary A.
Gold, Sanford Summers and
Hannah Keeton, George L.
Bevevard and Nancy E. Graves,
George A. Rockhold and Eliza.
beth A. Dixon, Samuel N. Pos
ton and Cora Rannells, Isham
q. Reed and Julia g. Hudson
Thomas Daugherty and Sarah
Moran. :.. -..r-t
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Morse's indian Root Pills.

We have lately been shown the for
mula from which these Pills are pre-
pared, and from this and our expert
ence in the use of them; can honestly
prohonnce tifem a good, safe and reli-
able medicine. Being entirely free
from all poisonous ingredients they
can be safely nsed while performing
the active duties of life. We would
advise all to use them; and by fair
trial you can see at once the benefit
derived from them. Use .MorsesIn-
dian Root Pills in all cases of Bilious
ness, Headache. Female Complaints,
&c. Sold by all dealers. : Isep oct
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TO CONSA,n.r1rNS'1ISi.

TnE Advertiser, having ai5tn restored to
health Ia \ few wtehs, b! q Stsy simple rem
edy, after having suGcrtt seyesl years ,uithf
severe lung affection, aid tn: cgohd disease
Consumrhon--is anxious to n,alasGnoHn Ia
his fellow sufferers the mcaaS Of cue.
To all who desirelt, hcwTll's 'sond copy o;
tho prcserntlon used gree oIchms( N,;I the
directions tor preporiug.ld using the sano,
which they will lnia surs catctJr t.n.rmp
ton, Asthma Bronchitis, eio. The olje,t a
the advertiser in sending the lrescr:i tInn !,
10 benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he ,concelvesttpc nrdusva; aid Il,
hopes every sufferer w'lftry iisrtthedy, Ms il
will cost them nothing. and may hioiea bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, aili please
address
REV. EDWARD A. WlLsoN,
Williamsburg Kings County, New YORK,
june II ly
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Business-Lilie Statement from
a Business Mar. 7

FRAYkLIS, Oakland Co., Miet.sGay II. ,scs
On. CIV. Z. koBAcI Lear sirsI Ircceiycd q
supply OF, our scandi uayian Rvinedles shorl
time since, aud the fist thing $3.50, orcn
ing one OF our slEnshacs, was t. euro oi Rheu
matism. Immediately sat down alsd wrote a
fHend Of NINE, stating IbGd Just received u
new medicine that was Advertised to curc,iht
worst cases Of rheumatism. The s.ienG5 ,wns
Lemuel B. White, Of 5outl,ft(l Oahnnt
County, Mich, who has been afflicted Riat he
above disease two yoNs. sent HIM a boulr
Of the Purifier and u ;oAsoi l.lls, slatns, TO
take them or send them hms. He imuPdi,
ately commenced using thenf, aud ~ four days
hs was able TO walk to my store. lie slated
that he believed one bottle of Purifier and one
nox-of Pillsrwould cure MN cftirsly. Fhc
above statement can 10 ob,aixed cnr his oath,
Unnecessary, as he told mo . few ,l'ys ago ]
think your Medicine Will sell like hot ea!.es
when lntrotucediutoi iunsueghhorhpoiy..
>rf''4D Iiils - in
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

RuMSEY, RoAUs B REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers IN Dry Goods and Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Fur
nacemen to an examination Of their extensive
Winter stock. They give special attention to
keeping the best goods, and you will always
hnd Their stock the largest and prices the
lowest. One Of their firm remains East to
give his entire time in watching the markets,
and in buying for them, and hence their stock
s always fresh and always first suppliedwlth
the newest goods. They operate largely, do
business on the principle oflhe smallestproi'
itS and practice the spirit Of liberal accom-
mediation. Sep. l9-yl
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Notice 10 Teaohers.

TIE BOARD Of School Examiners for YIN.
Ron County will meet at the Union schoo!
House, in Macarthur, on the Isl and'ard saiur-
day Of March, April, May, September, October
an,kEovenber; and the Ist Saturday IN Ionn
ory, February, June JGIy, August, ord ro-
cembSr, in each years Examinations to COM
insnce at ten oclpck,A. NJ Satisfactory cyl.
derce Of good lnoru charact4r "'ilbs Fepirqd
II all cases. A fee ot 60 ccaIs y rcqdlrel W
law nom each applcant,, ....p'.y..
SIR. BARNES, Ch'n, J Erarlt OF
-. J.N HUM, fle'.,s r SrbD9l
40. PEkDUE.'+ E b E1nI M Is.
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The TOled) Blade-.-"Nasby's
Paper.

apCls
OF the mammoth Weekly sheets
now published, the Toledo Blade. the
organ of "Rey. PETROLEUM. V. Nasty"
ranks,amongthe best. n Ets :.
The rich aud racy letters OF "Petro-
leum V. Nasby" are written expressly
for the Blade, and always appear first
in its columns. '...-t..r.. no ,
Mr.. Nasty" is now engaged on an
original novel which will be pub
lished in the Blade during the coming
year. These, with other rare attrac-
tions in course of preparation, ought
to largely Increase its already enor-
nous circulation.
We will furnish the Record and the
Blade together, one year for $3.50 in
advance. .. -g
Subscribers who have already paid
for the Record, in advance, can have
the Blade also, by paying us 81 so
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Notice, Ladies mo More Washing,
No More Ironing, No More Vexation!

The great invention ofPaper Clothing which
can not he detected from linen iabries, and ut
one halt the price formerly paid for washing
advantages which these goods possess in an
emlnen. degree. They must be seen to be
appreciated. flat
The great demand for them, upon the man.
nfacturers in Europe, pres therl thus far,
from sending large supply. Thus the first
pyolse will dispose OF in small quantities
merit.
Wholesale dealers WIN not De dealt with fol
The present.. No order Will be filled for more
IN an one dozen OF any one article at one time
10 the same address. to- ...
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A COMPLETE GUIDE

In the care and management ofboth the horse
and mule, ih the stable and in the field, c onr
tanning full directions in regard to-Iood and
general treatment breeding, stock raising
etc., marks Of age and abuses, gentling.
breaking and training, fractures and their
treatment, vices and unsoundness, shoeing,
ETC., etc.
Although so recently published and brought
out with none oftne usual lionnsh oftrumpets
beforehand, to give 1t prestige, Dristewart's
AMERICAN FARM ER's HORSE BOOK has
gained the highest place In popular esteeub
byVirtae Of its own merits, and it is now the
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04

ALL linen table cloths
blesched, two yards wide, only
one dollar per yard at Dan.
Will & Bros and other goods
just as cheap in proportion
90 and see. .T.--r-r U ~
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ATTENTION is directed to the
advertisement OF Henry How
son, Chlllicothe, in another
column. He keeps on hand
everything in his line, and al :
ways cheaper than the same
Glass of goods can be obtained
elsewhere. He is sole agent
for this section of the State for
Dodge's Patent Stoves and
Crates. We have one of them
in use, and we know it has all
the advantages claimed for it
in the advertisement. We
wouldn't be without ours for
twice its cost. l'lns
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NOW,

When people generally are in funds and In
leisure TO examine the book when the ago
comes around, and to read 1t after they pur
chase, and when also the the roads arein good
condition now is the harvest time Of the who.
year for the apent with THE AMERICA
FARMERS HORSE BOOK. .r
no. Farmers, farmers sons, intelligent me-
chanics, school teachers, and other young men
out of employment, clergymen and physician
whose time is only partially occupied, an
others, will find In the sale Of this book (ai
most equally with profe .sional canvassers) ex-
aetly the occupation they want to employ, eli
ther the whole or part Of their tinfe IN an
agreeable manner, at the same time they ar'
making money for themselves, and doing
real service for their neighbors. -'- ''
Commissions most liberal, and territsry TO
suit, from a township or village up to.a whole
county or more. Send for circulars, giving
full particulars, terms, etc.
Address, 19zhs ss4l5Agd
.hssoa.i gHc.F.vENT D
SS West FourthStreet,
cDa-g D. ~ CINCINNATI o
sep isiaocq sLlr Frs as-
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Restored toits original : ,Gt.Lrl Col,r
BY rs use.
Bride and Brl,lcwroorn.

IEssays for Young Men on tie interesting re.
alton of Bridegroom to hrle nthelmHmtion
'ol Marriage,-G Guide to natrjno,nfI. .hsciiy,
and true happiness. sent by nsll in sealed
letter envelopes NE Of cbDse. Bddre, =,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION Hiz T,,phlalcl
P!.ia, Pa. ..-..-- noiGGly
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SMITHS MERCANTlLE COLLEGE,,
Portsmouth, ohio, prepares young menpmc'
tlcaIly for the duties ofthe counting. room, by
teaching them Bookkeeping, Writing, and
Buslness Arithmetic, aud'sslso IoE-gspelasl
business. Thcrc lis no class system-stnJcnts
40 enter a. any time. College permanently
located. Open day and evening.
Address E. W. SMITH, Pfinelpal-
San 10, l9GS-yI
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J.F. TOWELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers
to the Merchants and Furuacemen Of Vinton
county, superior stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. John
Gillian and P. j, Reed, Travelling Agents.
CANT 10
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MARRIED.:

At the Presby yterian Church IN Nc
Arthur, on the 2Sth ult., by Rev. C.P.
Taylor, Of Jackson, assisted by the
Pastor, Rev. r. N. Adams, Mr.. s. N.
PosToN,> of Nelsonville, and Miss
Coma A. RAENELLs. Of this place.
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RB00GNIzED STANDARD

In almost every portion of the United StntCs,
aud much of the Canadas. Recently, two large
orders, aggregating some hundreds OF copies
we're received from the Barbados and ADA
cent islands, in the WEST INDIES. These
shipments, IN such quantities,to those "distan
islands of the sea-" by a Western publ shlng
irrn, has, been characterized az really m
event in the history OF the book trade IN this
country. ..-- .s. -......
Notwithstanding the lnrge circulation which
the HORSE BOOK has already attained, no
book new published ohers superior advau-
.ages to agents, whether local orroyeng. Il
is issued in
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GOING WEST,

Trains on the PORTSMOUTH. lBRANOll
arriving at Portsmouth Mt II 80 q m. and 20 p
m, Returning trains sill leave Portsmouth
Z S0a M and 2 QO pm, arriving at HamTen a
~ SOp.m. and o 5 pint
Trains connect o. I.oveland for oil points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and ut the lndianap.
oils and Cincinnati Railroad junction for all
points West,
|- W. W. PEABODY, .
az Master of Transportation.
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Look to Your FIues.

Winter is approaching, and
increased fires will be necessa.
.ry as the cold increases. We
clip from the Toledo CONNER.
cial the following sensible sug.
gestions, hoping they win
turn the attention of our read.
ers to some important points
to be looked after while the
weather remains pleasant:
Special care in regard to
the condition of chimney flues
and pipes which have been
gradually filling up with SCOT
during the past six or eight
months. They should be close
ly watched and thoroughly
cleaned the first opportunity.
Another important matter
is that of new chimneys, erect
ed the past season. Many a
new house has been burned
| from the carelessness oil the
bricklayer in not making the
flues tight by plastering them
inside.
The deposit of ashes in wood
en- vessels is another prolific
cause Of fires. This not only
burns the property, but yitlates
the insurance. Too much care
can not be taken with fires.
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BOTH ENGLISH
AND GERMAN,

And at price so reasonable as.io be WITHIN the
reach ofall. There is scarcely single county
IN which from 400 to 2,OoO copies can not he
sold between now and the nrst Of next May
by means Of an intelligent and systematic cam
vass. Unlike large class Of erely sensa-
tional books deseryedly short,Iiyed and rap,
idly faI Ihng into disrepute-- .his work grows in
popular fayG continually, and is now selling
with increased rNpidity everywhere. Fromts
great and obvious practical value, and its non-
political character, agents are dong splendidlv
with it in many localities where other books
are mere drugin tho market, and can hardly
be gwen away. .' I-i.'
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PRICE LIST.

SKIRTS, pain white, per quarter dOzen....... rs
Skirts, one rntie, per quarter dozen ........ 90
HandFerchiefs, embossed handsomely
perfect imitation per dozen ..........-.... 80
Collars pliable As linen, per dozen........... 80
Cher isetts, per quarter dozen .... ......... co
Shirt Fron.s, elegant designs, per dozen. rs
h'te vests, TOUR IN parkage........... ..."1 .Ol
BandkefchieftIp per DOZEN. 90
and others.
Money must accompany each order to in.
sure attention. Letters calling for information
must contain stamp.
In sending money, procure money orders
If possible, and add ten per cent. for postage
'''- BE JACOBUS VAN,
The Paris and London
Parer Clothing Co mpany's Agent,
- 35 Circle Street, corner Of Market,
indianapolis, Indiana.
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SMOKERS should try the Gig
ars at Strong's drug and book
store. The finest brands, mild
or strong, and made of pure
tobacco. 2 naslEi .lk NJ
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Mr.. S. SHREcKENGAUsr's card
will be found with the new ad-
vertiselnents this week; also
the card Of Madame Snrecken,
gauSt. They are both compe-
tent in their line, and will
guarantee satisfaction to their
customers. Mr.. Shreckcngaust
has one of the largest and best
stocks Of silver and silver
plated ware to be found
in the West, and large stock
of everything in his line.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES,
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GOING EAST,

On and afer Sunday, Msy 9th, trains will
run As follows: The Night Express runs
daily Mail, daily, Sundays excepted.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-11-04
IT STANDS EVERY TEST

To which II can be reasonably subjected. Fis'
tula, Big Head, SPAWN, Blind stagsers Swim.
ney, Distemper, Lockaw, and even Glanders
(inlts hist aud second stagel,) with scores Of !
other diseases, have been constantly treated ,
with perrcc. success by the thousands Of fara
mers, and Others who have become the fortu.
nate possessors Of this noble voltrne
We could easily FL two pages OF the vintonl
Record with extracts from letters giving the
history ofthe cases a bove referred to, and eS.
pressing the highest appreciation Of THE
AMERICAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK fof
its clearness ofstyle Especially in IFS de serip'
tons OF diseases and treatment,) the simplic-
lty and efficacy Of the remedies prescribed, its
great omprehensiyeness, etc.-ln word. II.