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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

]. p. THRAsHER, formerly in
the employ of,the Cincinnati
Furnace Co., is now proprietor
of the Benton Harbor (Mich.)
Palladium.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

Many Of which exceed in thrilling interest the
most brilliant fances OF the novelist. These
articles will possess, special attraction to Vim.
ton county readers, being truthful narratives
Of the adventures Of their own neighbors or
relatives, and will include the experience Of
the private as well Is officer, and of those
who died for their country, and those who are
still living amongst US. No pains will be
spared 10 make the paper interesting as well
rs psefiilo Vinton county readers, and while
1t may not be as large and contain as much
reading matter as the city papers, It will con.
tain more Vinton county news than all other
papers com bined, and will consequently be of
more interest to Vinton county readers than
all other papers. The exceedingly low rate
at which IL is now offered as above should
place it in The hands Of every citizen Of the
counvbfr i--~ -r~rt
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

Remember, the Record Irregular price s2)
and Stock J sornal (reGular price sl) are fur.
nished IN connection with the periodic ais
named for the price opposite each in the right
hand column of fiGuresJl y --|'
Specimen copies Of these papers may be
seen at the Record Office, where all club sub.
scriptior, as above indicated, must be paid.
The abOye list includes the best periodicals of
their class, but special rates Gao be offered for
many other papers and magazines not in this
list. The Record is Republican in politics,
will be published every Thursday, neatly and
legbly printed, and goes free Of postage to
residents Of the county. II will aim 10 give
all Of the t....-..-- L.. e..
Local News Of the County,
Trsnsfe rs OF Real Estate,
ISFull and CorrectReports Of the
Proceedings in all ofthe
, Courts Of the County, .
Marriagesn
Deaths, l
~ Correct and Reliable Market,
Letters from Vinton county men now residing
in the West and all news items Of home inter-
est, together with selections Of choiee Miscel.
lany, and General News. We will commence
in January and continue throughout the year
series Of
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

JAMES DqNKLE, of Swan Tp.,
has been quite i'll for several
weeks, and scarcely expected
to live. r. -,v.s
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EAGLE mot Hope Furnace, is
to be sold at Sheriff's sale
Hope Furnace is as sound f.
nancialiy, and is as we'll man.
aged as any in Southern Ohio,
Putnam, Welsh & Co., being
the proprietors. The Ironton
Register will please make the
necessary correction.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

\cJsR. no WE'LL, Portsmouthr Ohio, offers
10 the Merchants and Furussemen OF vintOh
ANNOounly, d Hyperion stock Of Dry SGoods and
lIINotious; on termsthe most favorable. John
N tGillilan,aud P. J, Reed Travelling Agents,
u, Sent. lp w. NJ. q tA. N. -tsh. p.
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WALTER N. BURKE, of Jack.
son, went to Portsmouth on
business, and has mysteriously
disappeared. It is supposed
that he was murdered and his
body thrown into the Ohio. !,
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RECORDTo 70. CLUBS.

One copy, s2.ooi five to ten copies. s.75;
ten 10 twenty copies, SLIGO; twenty to thirty
copiesi 80; thirty to forty copies, 40; fifiy
to seventyshve copies, sl.25; seventy. Eve
copies and over, sl.l6. The Stock Journal
sent free 10 each subscriber at the aboye rates,
and premium gwen to any person getting up
aclub. I A'
Orders may he sentbyImail in registered let.
ters, atmy risk; Address
~ TG !. JOHN T. RAPER,
..,, ~, PusL1sHER,
M .iueia 9ia Z Macarthur, Ohio.
rBCommnnicstions giving interesting acts
are solicited from oil pate Of the county.
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Go to p. Bothwell's for
green apples, cider, and pure
grape wine for medical pur.
poses, II.
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A ,,,IA AIhi rI,B,iaiUA.

u MAN IN OlHclnnal1 gave
receipt for more than ts enty
dollars without O afixing a
stamp. A Federal .piinpI had
him arrested, and he was held
to answer before ,theyp. S.
Grand jury in. the SUM OF five
hundred dollard The Govern.
ment is becoming a permanent
and audaeious tyranny, and
our people are. degenefating
into a race of slayes.-Dem.
Eng. iipo' l'a1i..l. ~ o5e as. W. ~ 80
another man in Cincinnati
made and passed counterfeit
money; IA Federal .pimp had
him arrested and, he was held
to answer-tog.th U. S. Grand
Jury. @The government is be,
-LeA.f ~ a4L u -4L " ~ .f.
coming a permanent and
audaciousA tyranny, and our
people are degenerating into
a race Of mean spirited slaves"
Young Hardy, of Adams
county, murdered his step.
father. A State pimp had him
arrested and he was sentenced
to be hanged. g",The ,goyern>
ment iifSyavty il a granny a,3
s,One Lawrence, Of Yinton
county stole lot of wheat
from bis neighbor. A county
Pimp pghRIg5fhip bad him +. prrsestsdd, sd,aann and li he
is now se'Fyipgi a a4t1rnn term in in the the
ReniteelntiarS, Royal Fulton
n n Pay lhorsSet sSetll4Mllrt' M
Bay B3ayia arrested him, and L he is
nov serving a term in in the the
Pe'nniite3nnttilapry. 'nit 3n ilapry. aiA'The govern
ment is a tyranny etc. s.t n.
"No rogue ere felt the halter draw,
III With gqod opinion OF the lawj'' ..r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

SMITHS MERCANTILE COLLEGE
Portsmouth, OHIO, prepares Young men prac.
tcailY for the duties ofthe couniaa room, by
teaching them Book. k.kecplrG, Writing, and
BHsineaa Arithmetic, and also Tor general
business. Thcre is no class system -slDdente
tan entcrat any timo. College permanently
coated. Open day and evening. rf
.A4dro'I f. W. SMITH, Princrp.d.
Fen, 10, 1868 -yI
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

The Night Express going West steps at all
statlops; the Night Express going East stops
on the east end, only nt chillicotne, Hamden,
Athens and Scott's Landing. I
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
WI cave Hamden ut 90 am. and lnp,m.
arriving at Portsmouth at 10 So m. and 8 is p.
~, Returning trains sill leave Portsmouth 1t
10 10 am. and IL 40 PM, arriving at Hafnden
att 10 pm. and 8 90 pm. '.I ni
Trains connect a. I.oveland for all points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the Indianap.
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Junction for all
points West. = ~ II h
,- Wv. PEABODY.
Mpster OF Transportation,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

YEsTEhDAY was ground RSg
day. The shadow was plainly
visible, and we are TO have six
weeks more ,ofiwinter, regard,
less Of the weather. -
o. In is predicted thatthe year
1870 will be an unusually sue.
cessful0 and prosperous lbusi-
ness year1oI sli %. .glo9GlA
9aAaCINCiSsAf1 reporter says
that ten thousand people 60 to
bed drunk every might in that
city jqs~ .onynryd aaolOJ
The German Salt Comp any
at Pomeroy raised steam at
their furnace for the first time
on Monday last. 'j 81 '.
..G. ~ - val slI I..
KEYSTONE Furnace sent out
seven boat loads of iron on the
late rise in Raccoon creek,
averaging forty,ive tons to
each boat. They all arrived
safely at the river. " a5, cI
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". s. c. II. r. TIME TABLE.
GOING EAST,

On and nfler, Sunday, Dec. 5th, trains will
,un ns iollowsi The Night Express runs
lailyi Mail, daily, Sundays excepted.
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F.}A. aSIll0NDS,
Pilot tograph AHais 4 ,

Corner of Paint and Second Streets, Chilli
oothe, has superior facilities for all work in
his line. His gallery is not surpassed by any
in Southern Ohio, and he guarantees sati lac
Sion to all patrons. When visiting Chllieollc
call at his rooms aad examine his large col
lection Of specimens Of plata and colored pho
Iographs. a noy25ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

The Contributors include the ablest
and most popular ,criters in erery sec
tton. We intend that this Magazine
shall be.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

LIVE Chickens Is cents at Bray's,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-02-03

At the shockey House. on the 2oth ut.,
JESSE MooRE, a citizen of Iowa, formerly Of this
county.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-06-17

Rev. III. w. Bccchcr. on receiving u
large number into the church, preached
an appropriate sermon, Of which this Is
tho conclusion |:
And now. my dear Christian brethren.
cannot tell you with what JOY receive
You one by ono. Although i have been
so busy that could not sit down TO take
the luxury of Joy with each ono OF you.
one after anothcr-for you came too fast
for that-yct propose to myself better
time with YOU In heaven than ever shall
have upon earth. But to-day let me pause
in nv work; let me sit down with you To-
day In the bower Of Christ's love; and lot
mo be happy. and DO ye happy, rs you
and / shall taste tho bread and wine for
the first time in your lives, to-day. No
such bread has ever grown rs that which
you shall taste to-day! No grapes were
ever crushed of such precious life blood rs
that with which to-day weshall symbolizc
the blood of Christ Jesus, shed for the no
mission of our sins o children Of Christ
newborn! o disciples OF Christ new
lcarncdl o heirs Of glory. cxpcctants OF
hcaven!-I Odd 30. God Speed. Aud IL
ever In aftcr-times you arc carried into
Temptations, II ever you are waylaid by
secret enemies In your heart. II ever you
are driven hithcr and thither from your
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. You may be in
the dark hour-I bid you remember this
bright and radiant morning. and this joy
full conservation which YOU this day have
made; and If that hour of darkness there
Is nothing in tho present to sustain you.
draw from the magazine OF the past. and
let memory nerve you To stand faithful
unto the end! And when we shall have
passed what most men call call the rircr
but what has become by faith the TIL OF
dcath-scarcely wctting the palms OF our
feet while we walk across singing
triumphs all the way over; ifyou go be-
fore 1 do. greet me; III go before. shall
look back Cor YOU. and reach out joyful
hands from among that multitude that
shall stand to greet you whom You como to
your fathers kingdom. by and by we
shall b. with tho ransomed of the Lord,
and there. crowned with eternal 10Y, we
shall lift up our voices forever In praise
OF Him who hath this day loved us and
given himself for Us. Anon! Amen!
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:.
Why did Christ curse tho fig trcc3 II
was not In the least 10 blame; and IL seems
most unreasonable To have expected il To
bear figs out Of season. Instead Of with
cring IL away. Il would have been ns great
u miracle. and fNr moro bcautifal-and
one would think. OF more benehccnt in
fluence-to have made ID suddenly rich
with ripe fruit. Then. to be sure, itmight
have died joyfnlly, having answered 80
good purposc. have been reminded
OF this miracle by the story Of man In
Haywood. town In Lancashire. whouse,l
such horribly profane language that n
plano tree In front Of his cottage Is said W
have withcrcd away from that hour. l
can draw no moral from the incident of
tho liz trcc. unless il be that all things
perish from the instant when they cease to
answer some divine purpose.
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THE UNION g J0URNxL,

Z Yu ktten frru the Ualsed stslss,
q. When preIad In America, 10 ceuts.
D. When paid In Germany, sslberyruchen.
Article 2
In.aosntly p,d letters shall be charged with the pos
tige fs unpaid kuers, aher deincsoo u The PsepAsi
amount
AnrIcix 8.
N~~,raprs, other rsntrd matter and samples, shall
also have The bsosh, q moderated postage saeh ar
tces uoseoyer can ,aly be Dispatched when they full
~ prpad TO the place q destination, os 10 the point 20
which prepayment Is possible.
AHrcLs 4. - 'j
The tsai prcoecis a The postage and ofthe
ris,er frcs snail he addc gether The est q transit
ihroush intermediary territory anil The cost Of The oan
the net prvcrus saIl be divided equally bsseen tbs two
siminsrscn, In o-der W state the total receipta -
simply possible the two administrations agree that the
rcciproca delivery q The di'paeh.s 'ha q Tar . pr.e.
tcable take place according TO the measure o the total
weight and the prJantou IL the accounts accoriing 70
tn measure of average raes Moreover the amounts OF
rign postage on corspondeoce In oren transit shall be
reciprvcAlly accounted Doc al the full rates.
AKncLl 8.
The foregoing articles shall replace the provisions
taip~i In article g. sub LIS, ard In articles and IL u
the conyention OF 2ist October, 1851.
The present additions convention goes Into operation
the s % July 1870 and from that date forwar has The
same duration a. the above named convention.
Done In duplicate and signed In Washington The seventh
day Of Ap one thousand eight hundred and seventy
and In Berlin the tvrntyhrd day Of APdl one thoasand
isl JNO. A. J. CREswELL,
Postmaster Gsasyai Of Lhs Unlfed States.
r.. 81 r. Won PIIiLIPSBORN.
hereby approve the aforegoing convention, and In
,sstmoy thereof have caused the seal Of the United
'A'' - ~ U.soRASr.
by the Presidents
HAMILTON FISH,
Ssersfarv Of State.
wisHrsGroS, april, ], 1910.
u.s.
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SssssssGN Reasftssg.
TIE COMING YEARS.
,,.,, ..rxcxv

The glorious coming years.
The strong victorious years.
Our prophets see them FAR upon the way
With timbrel and with song,
Before The doabtful thrOng
They bear the standard Of ths veloosne day.
The grand mllennlal years,
Tho fruitful harvest years
So Niro o. blossom when we shall not see
Contented We fOrego,
III each ono seed may
Which In that century shall be a tree.
world Of want and wrong,
world, despairing long!
Our hopes strong for thee, our hands arc fall,
Our prayers with labor wrought
Have golden answers caught-
The ptoniso Is 80 grand and bountifal!
For every hopeful plan.-
And help nom man % man,
Room, where the hosts of true reform aivaner
The names of Right anil GOod,-
Though yet rcarce un.erstood.-
Shall keep their armies safe nom sore mlschanco.
:. Than every thrvuSd III
Onr faith sits higher STILL
IIlgh rs the Throne where Right with God appears
~ lifted over tate,
81 strong to work and walt.
Arc they who cunt ON the Eternal years
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ADDITIONAL CONVENTION


CONVENTION AGREED UpoN BETWEEN THE Posr
Repartmeni of the Unit~i States q America and q the
Moth Herman Upion, Coz the Ameoratoa AZ the PrtAl
Service htufen the t~o Countries, sypei Berlin The
twenty first day Of October thousand eight hunird
anil sixty-ssven
A. By On sfitcoNi convention ecoeuded between the
Gerera R-t Ofce II the United States u America AMI
the ,,,p>rai Pust once u the Uncd Kingdom II 0rat
Brtsin AMI Irvani the compensaou 10 be paid Tor the
-. cooy,yane sers the Atlantic Occan % such letters
ARE srut In esci mails fvm and to The United sztes q
America through the Uaitci Kingdom has hern nxe al
sin cents per pr thirty Eraznmcs and AZ the
comTanas cf The yuAr steamship Inns hetvcen brcmen
ant New Ycrt and between Hamburg and Nev fesk have
axrvci risce the compensation whIh they recsve kS
the irct ccnseyaDs ef lers hrtvern the szh 0erman
puts anil New YcSk, the undeSisped, duly auihorss BY
iheir rvzI.etve governments have sgrred upoa The -
wnx additional articles to the convention cooudod d
Berlin the sist OssVbsr, 1857.
AKrcisi.
dirvcsiy b-svecn the too slministraiioos sha: ke,
l. IN tie direct sxeAasge rs Byemss or nssabsrg'
4 fe< istirrs icn the North Herman Unioai
q When psvt~h In Germany, silbsryrrchen.
,. WIEN I~si In ,h> ushed ssa,es, II cents.
2. Tw stisrs irom he United ststes a.
O When psvyaid In America, ceuks. T
D. When psa In Germany, siitssgroscheu. -
II. n hedveet sxeAasgsn closed hassn tAsesgA
Essis-as
l. Yes ls,ssrs from IN. Meth Gsm,n Union,
q. When ps,sL,io Germany, ssiI,ssgrochen.
D. When IAid IN ths United States, 70 cent?.
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mo THE LADIES. The cel.brnied DIR. ..

TVNO THE LADIES. The ctlebrnted DIX. Il.
DIX particularly nvites all IAiies Who neri Med.
icai Vr Surgical adviser IN call Al h Rssns 70 EDiiott
sret, Bstoo, MAsa, which they VII nDl Arranged &c
their rpseial accommodation.
On. DIX having dtvosed over tvepty y,an N Ills
branch o the Treatment q al disasss peculiar 20 aks,
Il IL nov conceded by ALL th In this county anil EuroIs)
that he excrls al othsr known psseners In tbs aae,
spsiy aDi sctua treatment Of all kmaic compAints.
Ills medicines prrpsrd with ths exp~ess psrrnse OF
rcmoving ell dases, such % debility, vsakne, annsiu-
raj suppressicns, encments of The womb, aiso oil dA-
CHARGES which now ffon mcsbd state % the bl.h Tho
Doctor IL nov FULLY pretar trrat In bic peculiar STYLE
both medically AMI sarri.ny al diseases % The female
sex anil they sr Issgrsifuily Invited " call al
No. ~ Endicott street, Dsston,
An letters requIhps advice nnt eootain one dollar 70
Insure an answer. 'E 100. fI TT.
B.slon. Jan 1, $50,
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MANHOOD AND W0MAHH00D.
Published nv THE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

MANHOOD AND W0MAhHOOD.
PUBLISHED nv THE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
NO. 4 BULFINCH ST..
(Opposite Revere House,
100000 COPIES SOLD THB LAST YEAR.
TIE sCIENCEOP IIPR, OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Medical Treatise the Cause and Cure o. ExHArsrEp
VITALITY. PssnArvHx Dxcuss IN NAN. NMyocs AND
PHrsicAL DKBILIrr, HrPocHosDRIi, and NIL other dis
Eases arising fcm the HRRons or iocrn. or the ISp-
CITATIONS or ExcEssEs of mstur year, This u Dtesd
book fs every man. Price only One Dollar s3 pages,
bound In cloth Dr. A. H. HAYES. Author.
ABook for every Woman. l.r--
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN AND
HER DISEASES OF, WOMAN isklrsp % PiirsioLod,.
GALA LSp PArH0LoGIcALLr, frm ISrAScr ~ OLD ACE,
with elegant ILLusrRATivx ESeaAvisos
Thsse are, bey.nd all csnIa'scn, es inst e,,rAoii
nary works hysioioy pubishei. There IL no,h-
Ing whatever that the MANNED ~ eisGts OF EarHsn sEx,
can either require wish 70 know. but what fuiv ex-
planed AMI many matters 81 the most lmIsrtant ard In
iercstng character ntrnocci 10 which M allusiaa
even can he found IN any ether works In oar language
An the NEw DISCOVERIES of the author whore rKftence
Is such ~ probably bciore fell 10 The u 81 any nan
are given 10 full. No I~rson should he wthont these
valuable books.
.yAluApLs Booxs-we have receivei the valuable
meiicai works II Dr. Alert u. IIsye. Thee bots
u actual merit and should and place In every ntri-
gent family They are NOT The cheap crier Of aecminahe
trash. Published by rs poasble parties. asi purch.sd 10
crafty caarse tastes, bS tare written by esronsble pro
fssiona gentleman emnence soarrs u Instruction
on vital matters GOVERNING which mentab.e enofance
delicscy. ability aud aud, naIpsniix, many a'e-
hl prescriptions fbr prevailing complaints atih."-
Coos Republican, Lania'fs' Fsn, Sept. :, 1859.
"DR. HAYES 10 Que Of the most learnei and popular
physicians q the day. AMI IL en,itc TO The gratitude OF
our race for those invaluable productions. Il ssss N b.
his aim 10 Dduce and woen 10 avoid the cssse Of
tlo.e diseases to which they suhect, and he tells thru
Just how apd when to do h.-la,m'ngfoa CAIesfefs.
c.
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OFFICIAL
Lars Of As United States passed at ne Sec
ond Ssssion Of As Forfy-Fira Congress.

AN<r limiting the appoIpisscnt OF certain oecer 10
the Tfeasury DEPARTMENT. ~ a. u > -
Be enacted ~ As Ssnaie and House Of RePressSfa.
Tires sf hs Called States Of l9srtcd On Congren as
SeAS That the Secretary Of the Treasury shall be.
and j. hereby, authorized "a appoint special sgentsno
making the examinations of the books, papers AMI sc-
counts of collectors and other oeers az The customs.
rculrcd to he made puI suan "a the provisions ~ he
tweDty urst section Ut AN set Us reeaisfe The eoec.
ton of duties ON imports and tonnage, Approve!
March second, seventeen hundred AMI ana
to be employed generally, under the directon OF said
secretary IN the prevention AMI detccton OF raaI on
the customs and the expense Their ~ shall DC
charged o the "aopsiation 10 defrsy the expense oil
collecting the revenue iros, customs
SIC. .. Aad % IL further esacfed, That sah specisl
agrnts shalt he div de into three cas-es' the nrst
shall consist of nineteen agents, two ot wlrn ss,
each receive In sidlti0n o. the expense, necessarily
and actually Incurred by him. compensation oI Ien
dollars per dsy, aud seventeen of whom shall each re-
eei,e, In addition to expenses necessarily ana sc,uag
Incurred BY him. compensation OF oight dollars ptr
day; the second class shall consist OF sixteen agents,
each OF whon shall receive. m addition "a expenses
necessarily aud actually Incurred by him, coupesa
ton six dollars per day the third class shall consist
tlon t expenses necessarily aud actually incurred ny
him. . compensation Of i've dollars per day; snd Tue
secretary az the Treasury u hereby sutborueu 70
make such rules and regulations, not inconsst.nt WIN
law. FOR the government of said special syeW, ne
may deem expedlent and necessary; fro,,dea Thai no
sum shall be- aki 90 any such agents for mileHe, OF
any other expenses except such as are actually mcurr
eli in the discharge OF their official duties:
SIG. j. aRd BE- u farfher snaefsd That INC pf.sent
number al sicial agents shall be reduced Va
lied by this act, shall be hereafter appointed or en-
ployed upon any business relating to the customs rev
Approved. May Il, $50.