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REDEMPTION Of CIVIL +.. BONDS rss,,, of 1857


June !, 1870. :
Of
sinking 1857 the Of FIVE hundred and thhree thou
the redemption OF bonds under the
provisions OF act Of the Legislature OF SAID state entitled An act
equitable claims
California Funded Debt for that purpose approved
1851 and also under the provisions Of oct sendatory o
April 1850; and whereas due and legal
thereof yeu and sucen; Of such bonds offered
Sinking Fund amount than thousand doar
notice hereby given that there the Of hundred and eighty
dollars Sinking FuDd set and dis
charge said amount Of bonds numbered as follows 70 wit" J. 2 s. g. TO-
H. ~ q g. a. IS a. a. az so S. o. o. 10 H. r. a.
75 n 10 30 81 49, g. 49, 80 81 49, &c g. lo7 oa 100 ~ ~
1871 1876, $50 49, lo2 l79, 100 49, l2 49, l,
ig7 i8 s9 100 ls 1893 94 es 1877 1873 2O3
207 2l PIP 2l3 2l5, PIG 20 80 pol 8i 2t5 26 ~ 27
27j 28l 2S2 283 28 285 26, POO 2g2 2j pig 3l
54 3O6 3O3 $40 ST. 53 3I4 3l5 3l6 81 3s 81 rs 81 S8 29
33l 3p $40 3l 49, 343 349 $50 $50 $50 $50 G2 800 367,
5t3, 369, 80 81 373, SO 81 3d. 3 s9 $50 1885, 5y 55 ,
7 400 4J7. 4J8 400, 43 4li 4s)beng
hundred and sItnn bonds Of q @ one thousand dollars each
hundred aud thousand doaand numbers
% 90 So 81 90 lO ia 248, 2G 3 3i5 553
500 49, $50 $685. $50 4llbeng Wen SIX bonds of five humid
amounting thirteen thousand dollars and making
aggregate hundred and eghwo thousand dol
bonds above shall not be presented
payment cancellation within three months from the expiration of
publication which expires the l day OF September 1870 then
fund shall the Treasury and discharge such bonds
presented and they will draw interest after the st day
December, 1870 A. r. COhONbL, state treasurer.
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Sto1 Of Ne York County Of Ne York A. B. Poal Cash
National Bank Of New York do oenn swear that
to the beat Of my knowledge sn belief
A. b. PROAL, Cashier
Subscribed and before this 18Th day Of June 1870
JoHN T. WEsrFRysIT jr, Notary Public, n u Co
Cornct-Attest JOSEPH POOL,
W. f. MAYHON, Directors.
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PHnADNPHn cATur yAqEgT-Jrvx l8.

~ tf demand tins wsck; sales COO Rrir Penusrana
SEE n h,1 a. l0aIN.c FAR 10 Good d.. 8H9ic Commou,
II ifaef s' lrO0 54a7}c Hogs uncAasgei sales,
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Gituations tOanieo-- malce.

YOUNG MAN, with good acquaintance
n among the RETAIL GRoCERs Of NewYork ami Brooklyn,
with Importer Manufacturer "a sell
specially sample the trade comnon lnqueonsle
furnished Address stating line OF goods offered SAbS
MAN. 3! RycrsOn-,t. Brooklyn.
NTANTED-Employmcn by an experienced
w BOOKKEEPER W.. Box los, Tribune Olice
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fecinres an0 nleciines.

A MEXICAN Geographical and Statistical So
~ cet Cooper Institute second 1oo, Lesi sdOh TUESDAY June
will be held when X Gardner NJ D. vii read paper tho
Geographical Distribution OF Disease" X STRANGELY Rec secy.
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financial.

ish yNkW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUD-
= CJhh Co.Ire4sufsfs Ofor. Albany, Jane 10, 100
~ 49, - INTEREST hereafter due on thr Bonds and oblga
.S.s 49, I'VE AEWIORK CENTRAL Il CO. viii Until
stt<s Pr Ped ii the Ofce of tas "UNilN P' ST Co.." No
4 n, @l0ft, r.. d. WJH- 4hn, Treasurer.
Il "Vf TABLE and SAFE INVESTMENT.
tr.,h a. - GENT TOWN BOEDS
N"iOh aNu rJHERsKr COUNTIES,
a. ri t-JLENEf.
% A. e ~ s. Ses ork ia denoaEs ons Of 800,
w" Fofa-e4leJ, by -
Parker s. LAWKEN'Y
BsLaer
IA -LGL
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Che Curt.

4 MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB RIO NJ +
"A PARK, WEDNESDAY June 5Hurile AMI four other
mruoe At "a p m A. BELMONT, President
G. NHEArLT, Secretary
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13
NOTICE.

TO Elizabeth Hull ofthe State ofWisconsin,
i Peter Straushaugh, Valentine st transhaiigh.
Henry BarRer, Barbara Barger, SnSanahStraii--
baugh, Nancy Stransbangh and EphrRI m
Strnns shangh. Michael Stnnshaugh, Lewis lie.
vault, Mary Elizabeth GaskilI. Aicinns Gaskill,
Samuel Devanlt, Christina Searls, Levi searls,
Barbara f. Stephenson, Samuel stephenson,
Lewis Devault. Jr.. and Jacob beyault:
You will take notice that on the 2gth day Of
July, A. D. 1870, the undersigned filed peti~
ton in the Court Of Common Pleas Of ViniOn
county, ohio, where the same ~ now pending
situate in Vinton county, ohio: .., /,
TO wit-part Of the northeast quarter of Sec
ton no. (l2) twelve, IN township no (s) eight,
in range no. (16) sixteen, IN Vinton county,
Ohio. being all Of said quarter section, except,
ing, QO) ten acres of of the sonth side, and
t6l) sxiy.one acres oil OF The north Hde
thereof leaving ('o e,ghly.nne acres more
land described as t6O) sixty acres Off of the
north side Of the south west quarter OF section
no. 10y six, township no (S) eight OF range
no. 1s sixteen, d(6.n9) ak and nine hun.
dredtns acres, part of west end OF middle
part Of the southeast quarter Of ssud section
no. t6) six, township no. tS) eight, range no.
(16) sixteen.
Ire undersigned demands that partition be
made of said premises, rs fellows.
To he undersigned, two eeyenths; to Elz-
abeth Hull, Peter Strausbaugh, Valentine
Strausbaugh, Barbara Barger, SusNnah Strnus.
baugh, Nancy Strausbaugh, Ephraim Strauss
baugh, Michael strausbough- one-elev-
enth part.
And to Mary e. GaskiI, Joseph Devanlt.
Samuel Deyauit, Christina Sears, Barbara El.
len Stephenson, Lewis Devault, Jr., Jacob De-
vault-each one seventv>seventh part, ,las heirs
at law Of Margaret Devault, deceased, late OF
vinton county-the said last nf med shares be-
4, Ia
At the next term OF said Court an applica-
iion will De made by he undersigned for an
order that partition may be made OF SAID prem.
ises, as by statute provided.
JOSEPH STRAUSBAUGH.
By q. @. JoyEs, his Attorney. aug266w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13
DEMOCRATIC PYRAMID.

ELECTIONS were held last
Tuesday in Ohio, Indiana,
Pennsylvania, Iowa and Ne.
braska. In all of these States
the Republicans not only main
tanned but increased their
splendid majorities, and re-
gained Nebraska. The Dem
ocratic party has utterly failed
to make any inroads on the
party Of freedom, in this, its
last struggle for life, and the
old thing is now a corpse fairly
laid out. We in Vinton coun>
ty, have the misfortune to live
in a community which received
one of It's last dying kicks.
That's all.
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Whistling Girls.
here is a proverb that

luci0 iS PAO'Oiu thoI
"Whistling girls and growing hens
"Always come to some bad ends
But, Notwithstanding the old
proverb, a writer steps forward
to defend The whistling girls
in their independence: "Show
me the girl who has The hardi-
hood 10 whistle in these days,
when everything natural, even
to the hair of your head, is al
a discount, and III show you a
girl who can be depended upon,
one who will not fail you in
time OF need, and will give you
the true hearty grasp, the cor'
dial hand, shake, the warm,
genuine welcome, no tip of kid
glove, and a cold how do you"
do; who can bravepdanger look
toll in the face without shirk
ing, laugh with those that weep,
as we'll as whistle with those
that whistle; who can, in short
take the world as she finds it,
rough and rugged, not go
through life as though she
were walking on eggs, and
afraid Of cracking a shell; who
deals in substance not shadow.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

CURIOUS mistakes arise some
times from not quoting Scrip.
ture correctly. The following
is a comical instance of the
kind:
Mired Decalogus. = Mark
Twain tells the following fun.
ny incident
aWhy, Captain, you appear
to have a very bad cold"
"Yes madam" said the Cap
tain, who is fond of working
in his garden early in the
morning, in his shirt sleeves.
81 suppose l deserve it. l
caught it while breaking the
seventh commandment, last
Sunday"
The party, male and female,
started and looked blank. and
then the lady who brought out
the remark said, as well as a
choking fit would let her:
"Well, upon my word, Cap
tain, considering the unusual
circumstances of the case, and
your present surroundings, it
was hardly necessary for you
to enter into such particulars. "
When the innocent Captain
got home, he found, to his
amazement, that the seventh
commandm snt does not say:
"Thou shalt remember The
Sabbath day to keep it holy"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

Hon. John 7. Wilson viii
have, perhaps, a majority Of
900 or 700 in the District. His
majority in Jackson is 17O,
Lawrence about 600, Sciolo so,
Gallia 500. Leete's majority'in
Vinton is 332 and in Adams
perhaps some 500 or 800. o'l
Since the above was in type
later returns from the dis
trict have been received and
indicate a majority Of l 200 for
Wilson. Adams county gives
BAL Democratic majority in
stead of 600, as estimated.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

GEN. SCHBNcK will contest the
election of Lewis D. Campbell
in the Third District, the DEM
ocratic trustees in Montgomery
county having refused to receive
the votes of the soldiers at the
Soldiers Home.
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AS the Chillicothe Adver-
tiser has no use for that peg on
which;it was going to hang the
Tycoon after the discussion,
hadn't it just as well loan it to
our old friend Wesley Claypool,
to hang Tony Alberti'S skin on.
Something of the kind needed,
you know.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

The Liberals in convention
at Stuttgardt, Wirtemberg,
adopted resolutions in favor of
the union of Germany, with a
common legisla tion, a united
army, and a diplomatic repre-.
sentation in common. M
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

Hon. ARCH MAYO, during the
campaign, had a series of pOliti-
cal discussions with Gen. Hurst.
Arch. took high grounds in favor
of free trade. This may be in-.
teresting news to Democrats over
here who dig for living.
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A Base Fraud.

The Democracy Of 'Yinton
county, who pretend to have SO
much respect for the voice of the
people, in addition to the lies
which they heaped upon our cam
didates on the eve of the cleo
ton, perpetrated q fraud in the
tickets which was we'll calculated
to and did deceive some Of the
unsuspecting. Republican tick
cts were issued with the names
of candidates mis-spelled, or a
small change. For instance
James T, Wilson instead ofJohn
T. Wilson, for Cong ressman
and Hiram A. FELTON, for Treas
urer, instead of Jehiel A. FELTON,.
This last was we'll calculated to
deceive, as Mr.. FELTON, is known
all over the county as Hi. Eel.
ton, better than he is by his own
proper name. These tickets, as
the election turns out, did moi
profit the Democracy anything
but it shows the Girt to whicl
they have resorted to secure th'
result in this county; and oui
people will some day learn, t
their sorrow, that a party wlhicl
will resort TO such raseality i
not ft to be trusted with power
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13
VintOn County Official.
The following are the majori-

ties OF the several candidates:
Swan TIP. - Sherwood 81,
Wilson 81, Mcdowell So, Fell
ton go, Baughman rs, Walker
90, Crow 80, Wyck0ff co.
Whole number of votes 2O5. .
TintOn Up. Heisley. IS,
Leete 83, Booth 80, Richmond
SO, Kelly 80, Clark IA, Lottridge
rs, Bishop rs. 1O7 votes, r.
Wilkesville Tp.-Heisley 81,
Leete 81, Booth A, Richmond 4,
Kelly 81, Clark %, Lottridge
26, Bishop "a. 279 votes.
Richland Tp.-Heisley 113,
Leete 115, Booth 148, Richmond
1O4, Kelly 1876, Clark 119, Lot
fridge SO, Bishop 121. 3O1
votes.
BrOwn TIP. = Heisley 26,
Leete %, Booth 80, Richmond
AZ, Kelly 4S, Clark 20, Lot
fridge 26, Bishop 26. 226 votes.
Clinton Up. - Heisley 81,
Leete 81, Booth $50, Richmond
70, Kelly 1872, Clark n, Lot
fridge 80, Bishop SO. 299 votes,
3 for prohibition. F
Eagle Tp.-Heisley %, Leete
%, Booth 81, Richmond rs,
Kelly 81, Clark 20, Lottridge
%, Bishop 23. 11O votes.
Elk Tp.-Sherwood II, Viii
son %, Booth 72, FELTON, IS,
Kelly Is, Walker 81, Grow 13,
Wyckoff 4, 3S3 votes. 8 for
prohibition. m lo,4
Knor Tp.-Heisley 4, Leete
S, Booth A, FELTON, 6, Kelly 8,
Clark a, Lottridge 4, Bishop 4.
1O4 votes. a.. ID.
jackson Ip.-Sherwood %,
Wilson %, Mcdowell 6, FELTON,
%, Baughman II, Walker 25,
Grow 80, Wyckoff II. 21Ovotes.
Madison TIP. - Heisley1' 81,
Leete 64, Booth SO, Richmond
SO, Kelly GA, Clark %, Lottridge
SO, Bishop go. 297 votes. .'.'
Harrison Tp.-Heisley 81,
Leste 81, Booth Al, Richmond
A, Kelly Al, Clark 80, Lot.
fridge 80, Bishop 81. 121 votes.
Copnty.-Heisley, 1905; Leete,
1922; Lantz, 342, johnson, 1, ,O24;
Booth, 639; Richmond, 27O;
Kelly, 4S9; Clark, 1897 Lott.
ridge, 2ss; Bishop, 1876; Ran.
nells, 40. ia," -sIuoy
The total vote of the county
foots up as follows: olj 70 1a
Heisley, 1,47O; Sherwood
1,165, Odell, 6. ~
Leete, 1875; Wilson, 1,153
Booth, 1,577; Mcdowell
-r-r f---.st.
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NEVER believe a Democrat.
If all those who declared that
they would never vote at the
same polls with a negro had
kept their word, the Republi.
cans would have counted their
majority in the State by hun>
dreds of thousands.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

GAMBETTA's balloon brought
out of Paris ten billogrammes
OF letters, each weighing about
four grains, nearly $4,000 in
number. There were still
$4,000 such waiting dispatch
at the Paris Post Office. Car
ier pigeons have considerably
more than they can do as post.
men. y...
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FOR SALE.

A. DESIRABLE Farm oflO0 acres, sluated on
Athe old State Road leading from Athens to
Chhlcethe, miles west of McArthur, and 60
rods east oithe town plat OF ofAllensvllle, about
65 acres cleared and under cultivation. Mostly
in grass, 10 acres Of choice bottom land. Good
cottage, brick dwt Hing house with iyeroom
stable and other necessary Out.bnidlngS,
youn5 bearing orchard ofcholce grated fruit.
The subscriber having n very severe attack Ol
Western fever will sell at nea bargain. En-.
quire Of the subscriber living on the premises.
October g. 1870. JOHN BATES.
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New Advertisements.
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE IL given that James W. Herren,
IN guardian of James r., Mary j., and Rosaa
J.Ball, Minor children of ArtemaS NJ Ball,
deceas ed, has this day filed his accounts with
his SAID wards for inspection and settle
ment, in the Probate Court for Vinton county,
Ohio, and the same will be heard on the u th
October, A. b. 1870. II. y. MAYO,
October 3, 1870. At Probate Judge,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13
DIVORCE NOTICE.

MARTHA JANE vANKlRK, Of The seousty
lof Meigs, and State Of Ohio, Is hereby no.,
tilted that John Vapkirk did, on the ed day
of August, A. d. 1870, ale his petition in tho
Office of the Clerk or the Court Of Common
Pleas. within and for the county " ,yintons
and state of Ohio, charging the said Martha
Jane Vanklrk with sdultery with Iohs Bbberts
and Hiram Bishop, and with dlyersssd sundry
other persons whose names are to the said
John Vankirk unknown, and aekn 8 that he
may be divorced from the said Martha Jane
VankIrk, which petition will be tor hearing at
the next term ofsaid court. ss
''' '''-' ' JOHN vANKlRK,
ByMARK& a BAssHILL, his Attorneys. s.
September l, 1870. 6w $50.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

ONE of the largest sufferers
by the recent flood in the re-
cent Shenandoah Valley was
Captain Avis, owner of a large
distillery swept.away, who will
be remembered as having been
the jailor of John Brown before
his execution. J.J1 4 30.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

walker, l,206; bpug'man, 5o''
Lottridge<t,45$ Grow, bi7O.
Bishop, ,45S; WyckOh, 1,11S.
William j. Rannells, receiY.
ed 40, votes, for Auditor; VI
rff. = AELLALAL-A ~
Ohio U0ngTessmen Elected.
The Republicans of Ohio
have done nobly in the election
of Congressman. 4 Not only
have we held our own, but
have an actual gain of two
members, with, as at present
appears, possibly loss. We
may well congratulate our
selves on a triumph so glorious.
Our columns will bear with esS
that to US this handsome gain
has not been assurprise We
have, repeatedly expressed the
hope OF gaining two or three
members, while our half>and'
half independent" and Free
Trade contemporaries, profess
edly supporting the Republi-
can side, have been despond'
emily croaking OF Republican
losses in the State, and thus
contributing to dampen Re-
publican zeal and to discourage
Republican effort. All honor
to, the faithful supporters of the
Administration in Ohiol
In thu present Congress Ohio
has IA Republican and 5 Demo
cratic Representatives. To the
next Congress we have elected,
according to the latest indica.
tlons, Is Republicans to 4
Democrats, as follows: es...
l. Aaron F. Perry, Republi-
can gain gs... % '-5a g..
2. Job E. Stevenson, Repub-
lican. - -.
3. Lep0is D. Cambel1, Demo
crat. .-+- -J,
" 4. William B. McClung, Re
publican. ..,........... -..
5. Charles ~ LamiSon, Demo
crat. Il. -. ,..,..d.,,.
6. John A.Smith, Republican.
Z. Samuel Shellabarger, Re-
publican. .strf
s. John Beatty, Republican.
9. Charles Foster, Republi-
can gain. ...,. ..,. -..
10. Erasmus D. Peck, Repub.
lican. .s...
II. John T. Wilson, Republi.
can. ...a. .-...
y. P1i1adelph Van Trump,
Democrat. - ,,,.
.13. George ", Morgan, Demo-
crat.
IA. James Monroe, Republi'
can. .gaW s2JAjsIs3 D
15. William p. Sprague, Re-
publ can. 90 ; s'.,-
, 16 John A. Bingham, Repub'.
lican. F Oh 90 . t.I at1..
II. Jacob A!Ambler, Repub-
iican. am. ~"ia
1S. William II. Upson, Re-
publican. aa3J gu ei ST..
10. James A. Garfield, Re-
publican. e+- Obi 3a'a 81
There is just a possibility
that the final returns may
change the result in one or two
of the closer districts. We
give eIswhere in detail the
latest information received as
to the Third, Sixth and Ninth
Districts Gin. Chronicle. '.
.f..." -
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NOTICE

NOTICE il hereby gwen that the under.
IN signed has been duly appointed assignee
of the property and elects Of Richard Long
and John H. Smith. Creditors are required
to present their C laims duly authenticated,
and pc rsons indebted to make payment 10 the
undersigned.
SAM'L W. KILVERT, Jr.
Assignee Of Lone b SMITH.
Cincinnati Furnace, o., Sept. G, 1870.
sep 20 1870 3w.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
orsare required 10 present their claims against
said company duly authenticated. and persons
indebted to make payment to the uudersign.
ed. SAML ". KILVEkT, Jr.,
Assignee CINCINNATI FURsAoE Co.
Cincinnati Furnace, o. Sept. 9th, 1870.
sep 20 1870 3w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

The King of Saxony has in.
stituted a new order; that Of
st. Henry solely to honor the
King OF Prussia. The new dec
oration was delivered on the
9th to King William, who in
response complimented the
Saxon troops for their gallantry.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13
Result lin jackson County.

Result in Jackson County.
By the official abstract which
we publish this week, it will be
seen that the vote in this county
was very light.
All the Republicans on the
county ticket we're elected. The
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13
}. L.Msrheld. TN. marheid
MARFIE Id K BRO.
Clinton Mills,
U. L.Marheld.

OHIL LII COTHE, OHIO
Having associated themselves in the general
Milling, and Warehouse Business, woeld call
the attention Of the public TO their EXCELLENT
lny and Corn Meal, and everything IN the line
OF the Milling Business. Best brands Of Flour
always on hand. Highest cash price raid for
Grain, at Marfield's Warehouse, Water st.s
ChIllicothe, Ohio. may IA 1y
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13
Lime for sale.

A LII persons wishing to purchase lime are
f1reqnested to give us q call before pur>
chasing elsewhere, rs wo can furnish good
article at a low pnce.
JunlGuf JOHN HUM 4 SON.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

Gen. ROBERT q. LEE, who
the greatest among the lead
ers Of the Democratic party du-
ring the rebellion, is dead. no7h
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13

MAN is like a potato, never
sure when he will get into hot
water. 3Ia1...-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-13
DIR. J. c. BISHOP,
Physician and Surgeon +,
wILKESvILLE, o,

WILL attend all calls, either in yintoa or
free. Especial attention given to surgical
practice. OYyIcs in Darst's Building. Keeps
on hand full supply Of medicines at alltimes.
dec 1880 ly ftt