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The New York herald., 1870-09-21
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of epiemc taKss precedence OF ether
edv This stod tesch The Ambitions corry .ealers
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The New York herald., 1870-09-21

The Paris journals OF the 7th Of September con-
tinued their comments on the change OF govern
ment in France. The democratic organs are nat
urally marked by expressions OF great exultation
while the others are obliged to accept the new state
or things with RESIGNATION.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
Superb Crop of Potatoes.

Such one says an exchange
was raised in the Blue Ridge
region of Virginia in this wise:
"The soil was sandy Ioam,1
covered with a thick sod OF
many years standing-turned
over four inches deep. The.
seed was dropped in every fur
row ard by the inverted sod Of
the rucceeding furtow. Soon
as the planting was finished
light harrows were run over
the surface until it was leveii
and smooth. After the pota9-o
toes were well up, another hafH
rowing was given, and then
one or more workings with cdl&
tivators made as fine a crop as
we ever saw. The area culHalI
waited was large fifty acresAa
and time was wanting to give
the ground thorough prspafa-4a
ton. The secret of SUCCESS
was probable, loose bed formed,
by the decaying sod, and Al
uncomonly good season; Z Fifty,
bushels gypsum was tAe only
manure used, =" '3a''i2 'sss's
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
syvania.
PHILLDELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
Lfnd I" HoofInds German Bittersn "a not an
intoDitdSHg beverage, but ts a good tonic, asefst
IN disorders Of he digestive organs, and Of great
benefit in cases Of debility. and tVdst cf nervous
setios in the system.
YoUrs truly,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
ADVERTIs1Sd a TERMS.


eel of promoted shoemakerS
and apprentice apothecariss,
who know just as much about
goOd..aeting as ! do about good
farming, and ne more. Who
review the booksl o People
who never wrote one. Whol
do up the heavy leaders on GS
nanceg Parties who have the
largest opportunities. ..forsknow.
Jog nothing about lit Who
cliticise the Indian campaignse
Gentlemen who do not know.
a wal-whoop from a wigWahi,
and who never have had to-
run foot race with a toIna.l
hawk, or pluck arrows ont Of
the several members Of their
families to build the evening
camp fire. with. Who write
the temperance appeals and
clamor about the flowing bowlg
Folks who will never draw an.
other sober breath till they do
it in the grave. Who edit tho
agricultural papers, you-yami
Men, as . general thing, who
fail in the poetry line, yellow
covered novel line, sensation
drama line, city editor linsy
and finally fall back on asTi-
culture as a temporary re-
prieve from the Poor House,
You try to tell me anything
about the newpaper busiNessl
Sir, | have been through it
from Alpha to Omaha, and T.
tell you the less a man knows
the bigger noise he makes and
the higher the salary he cons
mands. Heaven knows IL l.
had been ignorant instead Of
cultivated, and impudent in-l
stead of difident, | could have
made a name for myself inn
this cold, selfish world. ! iakes
my leave, sir. Since i have
been treated as you have
treated me, 1 am perfectly
willing to go. But Ilhays done ]
my duty. ] have fulfilled my
contract, as far as l was per-
mitted to do it. ! said / cuald
make your paper Of interest
to all classe; and / bape. /
said l could run your oirculas /
ton up to twenty th0usand
copies, and if had tive more
weeks I'd have done It And
I'd have given you Che best
class of readers tkat ever
an agricultural paper had-not,
a farmer in it. nor a solitary
individual WHO Ueuld tell O.
watermelon from a peaOh.vins
to save his life. You are the
loser by this rupture, not me4e
Pie-plant. Adies." la''cD 90
/ then left. n.7a.lI ta-a
HU ..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
\ LADY says engagement

.LfN.a.If aHNAHNN .fff q. u u LL.4
A LADY says engagements
are very unsatisfacto sorted.
affairs, for if you are notverys
polite and attentive, the gen.
tleman thinks you do not sats
for him, and you are afraid To-
be polite, for fear the engages nis3sasSssI :
ment might sometime be btos !
ken of, when youS wouldobs
sorry to think youthads wassedoi
so much sweetness on sones
other woman's husband ssssss
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
WV" GESS.. W. WOODWARD.

FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, DID,,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadel.
phia. r..s
F. Dr.. JAoKstS-DElH SIR:-I haze been fire.
q,ieHuy requested 10 connect my nave wiih recon-
nenddtions Of different kinds Of medicines, btf
regarding us prdeiice a. out Of my approprtdts
phsrs, haps in all cases declined; but tuita q
e<dr proof in pdrioiI insldHcss, and pdrticaldrly
iH my o,oa fdmily, qf te assfalness If DR.. Hocf.
land's German Bikeys, depart for once Jross
! ilst for general debility Of he system and
esp tally for9VA aTfmLiver Com.
plalnt, II is safe ~ and valuabis
preparation. In ~ come edses Issay
fail; but ustial1am ~ ~, / d9HM mol, @
viu be very beneficial 70 those oho suffer from 1ss
above causes. Yonts, osry respsc,islly,
j. H. KENNlRD,
Eighth, belop Coatss Strs4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
Hollands German Bitters
Hoofland,S German Tonic

% combindtson of all Me ingredients Of he
Biters, loith PURE Santa Crus Rum, Orange, eto.
n e used for the same diseases as Re Biter5, ia
edsci pherC sOms pare alcoholic stiRultu % 70
gllired. You wiu bear IN mind that 1'sss reH's.
dies are entirely different from any others
advertised for ne cure Of he diSedses named,
tziracts, uiile he others are mere deoections Of
Tunl ia some form. The TONIC Is decidedly one
Of The most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
efered 10 ne public. rs taste Is erquiIite. I'd
8 pleasure 10 take IL iOhiLe is We-0fving, exhiI.
sTaing, and Medicinal qualities hoce caused q b
ks kHopA as NE 0FedLegt oC all tonict.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
LArrIoN

Hogrdnds German Remedies are eottntsy1tttsd.
The geauine haze he signature Of @. NJ. jack
son on.fhs front Of tie outside prapper Of each
bOtae, and Gse name Of Me article blops IN sdeA
bolte. Al othsrs are counterfeit
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

cane. and said | did not know
as much las a COW; and then
went out and banged the
door after him, and, in sh ort
acted in such manner that l
fancied that he was displeased
at something. But, not know.
ing what the trouble was l
could not be any help to him.
Pretty soon after this a long,
cadaverous creature, with
lanky locks hanging down to
his shoulders and a weeks
stubble bristliDg from the hills
and valleys of his face, dsrtcd
within the door, and halted,
motioniess with finger on lip,
and head and body bent, in lis
tening attitude. No sound was
heard. Still he listened. No
sound. Then he turned the
key in the door, and came elab.
orately tip. .toeing toward me,
when he stopped, and after
scanning my face with intense
interest for q while, drew a
folded copy of our paper from
his bosom, and said:
"There-you wrote that
Read it to me, quick! Believe
mel suffer-"
l read as tollows-and as
the sentences fell from my lips
could see the rellet come-I
could see the drawn muscles
relax, and the anxiety 60 out
of his face, and rest and peace
steal over the features like the
merciful moonlight over a des
olate landscape:
"The guano is a fine bird, but
great care is necessary in rear.
ing it. 1t should not be i'm.
ported earlier than June or
later than September. In the
winter it should be kept in a
warm place, where it can hatch
out its young.
ut is evident that We are to
have a backward season for
grain. Therefore, it will be
we'll for the farmers to begin
setting out his corn.stalks and
planting his buckwheat cakes
in July instead of August.
Concerning the pumpkin.-
This berry is a favo-ite with
the natives of the interior OF
New England, who prefer it to
the gooseberry for the making
of fruit cake, aud who likewise
give it the preference over the
raspberry for feeding COWS, as
being more filling and fully as
satisfying. The pumpkin is
the only esculent ofthe orange
family that will thrive in the
North, except the gourd and
and one or two varieties of the
squash. But the custom of
planting it in the front yard
with the shrubbery is fast 60
ing out Of vogue, for it is now
generally conceded that the
pumpkin, as a shade tree, is a
failure.
Snow, as the warm weather
approaches, and the ganders
begin to spawn
The excited listener spsang
toward me to shake hands, and
said;
| aThere, there-that will do!
| know | am all right now, be-
cause you have read IL just as
/ did, word for word. But
stranger, when | first read it
this morning, ! said to myself,
| never, never believed it be-
tore, Notwithstanding my
friends kept watch SO strict,
but now / believe I am crazy;
and with that | fetched a howl
that you might have heard-two
miles, and started out to kill
somebody, because, you know
it would come to that sooner or
later, and SO | might as well
Begin Tread one ofthem par
agraphs over again so as to be
certain, and then | Ibnrned my
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04

reason has stood the strain. OF
one Of your agricultural arti.
cles, and / know that nothing
can ever unseat it now. Good.
by, SIR" Hai 1s. ''o'
/ felt a little uncomfortab BILE
about the crlpplinss and ar.
sons this person had been en-.
tertaining himself with, for
l could not help feeling re.
motely accessory to them; but
these thoughts were quickly
banished, for the regular editor
walked in! II thought to my.
sell. now if you had gone to
Egypt, as recommended you
TO, l might have had a chance
10 get my hand in; but you
wouldn't do it and here you
are. sort of expected you'll
The editor was looking sad,
and perplexed, and detected.
He surveyed the wreck which
that old rioter and these
two young farmers lad made,
and then said:
"This is a sad business--a
very sad business. There is
the mucilage:, bottle broken,
and six pains of glass, and a
spittoon, and two candlesticks.
But that is not the worst. The
reputation of the paper is in
jured, and permanently, l fear.
True, there never was such a
call for the paper before, and
it never sold such a large edi.
tion or scared to such celebri.
ty; but does one want to be
famous for lunacy, and prosper
upon the infrmities OF his
minde My friend, as 1 am an
honest man, the street out here
is full of people, and others are
roosling on the fences, to get
a glimpse of you, because they
think you are crazy. And we'll
they might, after reading your
editorials. They are a disgrace
to journalism. Why, what put
it into your head that you
could edit a paper of this ma.
ture9 You do not seem to
know the first rudiments ol
agriculture. You speak of q
furrow and a harrow as being
the same thing; you talk of the
moulting season of COWS; and
you recommend the domesti.
cation of the polecat on ac>
count Of its playfulness and its
excellence as q ratter. Your
remark that clans will lie
quiet if music be played tC
them, was Superauous-entire
ly superauous. Nothing dis
turbs clans. CLAIMS alaoays lie
quiet. CLANS care nothing
whatever about music. All
heavens and earth, friend, il
you had made the acquiring
n
Of Ignorance the study of your
life, you could not have
graduated with higher honor
than you could to-day. / never
saw anything like it. Your OBJ
seryation that the horse chest,
nut, as an article of commerce
is steadily gaining in favor, is 8
simple calculation to destroy
this journal. I want you tc
throw up your situation and
60. l want no more holiday
| could not enjoy it if l had it.
Certainly not with you in my
chair. l would always stand
in dread Of what you might be
going to recommend next. 1t
makes me lose all patience
every time l tLink of your dis
cussing oyster bed under the
head of Landscape Gardening
| want you to 60. Nothing on
earth could persuade me to
take another holiday. Oh,
why didn't you tell me you did
not know any thing aoout agri.
cultureI" > aH 1t E>HI p
Tell you, yoa cornstalk, you
cabbage, yo1 son of caulliflow.
er! IFS che first time Fever
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
I'D . l. Jog TFrom the GALAXY
How.IIEDITED AN AGRI-
CULTURAL PAPER ONCE.
MARX TWAIN.

F~PNA "ANNeeSAAAAAO
Neither would q landsman take
command Of a ship without
misgiVings. But l was in cir
cumstances that made the sal
ary an object The irregular ed.
itOr of the paper was going of
for a holiday, and l accepted
the terms he offered, and took
his place.
The sensation Of being at
work again was luxurious,
and | wrought all the week
with unlagged pleasure. We
went. to press, and / waited a
day with some solicitude to see
whether my effort was going
to attract amy notice. As l
left the office, toward, sundown,
a group of men and boys at the
foot of the stairs dispersed
with one impulse, and gave me
passage.way, and ! heard one
Of them say. "That's him!" was
l naturally pleased by this Incl.
dent The next morning l found
a similar group at the foot Of
the stairs, and scattering coup.
les and individuals atanding
here and there, In the street,
and over the way, watching
me with interest. The group
separated and fell back as |
approached, and | heard a man
say: "Look at his eyes!" !
pretended not to observe the
notice l was attracting, but
secretly | was pleased with it,
and was proposing to write an
account to my aunt | went
up the short flight. .ofstairs, and
heard CHERRY voices and a ring.
ing laugh as ! drew near the
door, which l opened, and
caught glimpse oftwo young,
rural looking men, whose faces
blanched and heightened when
they saw me, and then both
plunged through the window
with a great crash. ! was sur,
prlsed, .. ....,
In about half an hour on old
gentleman, with a flowing
beard, aud a fine but rather
sustere face, entered, and sci
down at my invitation. He
seemed to have something or
his mind. He took off his hal
and set il on the floor, and goI
out of it u red handkerchief and
a copy of our paper. He put
the paper on his lap, and, while
he polished his spestacles with
his handkerchief he said:
"Are you the new editor?"
/ said l was.
"Have you never edited ar
agricultural paper beforel'
"No | said this is my first at
tempt"
"Yery likely. Have you had
any experience in agriculture
practicalyE
"No, l believe I have not"
'Some instinct told me so,'
said the old gentleman, putting
on his spectacles and looking
over them at me with asrerity,
while he folded his paper in q
convenient shape. 1t was this
editorial. Listen and see if II
was you that wrote il:
"Turnips should Eever be
pulled-it Injuries them. 1t is
much better to send a boy up
and let him shake the tree.
SNOW, what do you think Of
thata-for Ireally suppose you
wrote it2n ,,l..ri,o.tI sda
| sThink Of it2 Why / think
it is good. i think il sense. /
have nordoubt- that, every year,
millions and millions of bush
els Of turnips are spoiled in
this township alone by being
pulled in a half ripe condition
when, if they had sent a boy
up to shake the tree--"
sShake your grandmothAr!--
Turnips don't grow on treesl"
/ ,0h, they don't, don't theyl
n ls10
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-08-04
DEBILITY.

oG0l11I Is
There ii no medicine rdtInI 10 Hoafdnps Ger
nan Biaers or Tonic in ed'a u
Debility. THY H IA M.mpdTt . toHs
Strengthen ne op1Al petite, eaas. an
eHoyneRt Of The Jooa, emabs ne stomdeh 9, digeH
4, parLy he biass-, give a good, found, hidlthy
compilation. erdaso-s The yeiL0U tiH0e from hs
eye, fnpdrt bloom 10 ItI .aeeks, oad cianDs ehs
patient from IhOrt-brpsAed, emdcidted. U;ak,
and nervous inUalld, 10 a JGiIJdcsd, stOut, and
vigorous perSon.
Weak and Delicate Children
are mare strong by using the Bit
teFs or Tonic. In fact, they are
Family Medicines. They can bo
administered with perfect safety
20 child three months old, tho
most delicate female, or q man OF
Ninety. - 49,. u.
n, Thess remedies are fhs beat
Blood Purifiers
sper knotcn, and toM cure all diiedsss feniltin0
frons bad bLod Keep your blood pure; k,ep
your Liver in Orss@ .dn; keep your
digestive organs Ga a te.nd,
rsmsd;s:, s and no mo.-l ai.sass Il @ ~ SsG Il ',s yer
fssdH you The bea men in He country rccoSs-
mend Neng. II years of honestreputdi,on 90 for
anything you must try these preparations.
The New York herald., 1870-03-25

of the admission OF New Mexico as state IN the
Union. Mr. Chavez showed that there are l25,oo0
people In Kew Mexico, and stated that the people
are In favor OF admission to the Union.
Tie President ON tho Virginia TmhrOglio-
General Candy Sustained.
Several republican members OF the Virginia Legls-
la,ure, accompanied by Representative Plat, paid
their respects to the President to-day The subject
Of anairs in that State was brieny discussed. The
President expressed no opinion, however, as to the
matter OF controversy, but said that what General
CANDY did was to simply prevent riot and blood.
she'd, and would have rendered himself biamable II
he had not taken such precautions.
Increased Subsidy for tho China Mail Service.
The senate Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads met this morning ana continued the discus.
sion OF the bill providing for an Increase OF subsidy
to the Pacific Mai! Steamship Company. The COM
mlttee agreed to make the subsidy $l.ooo.ooo per
annum. and to require a semtmonthy service. W.
IT, Webb was before the same committee In relation
TO the establishment Of a steamship line with
Australia. He presented much valuable iniorma-
ton, all OF which made favorable impression upon
the members OF the committee the JOINT resolu-
ton authorizing the Postmaster General TO prescribe
an earlier time TO execute contracts or bidders was
a,so agreed upon.
Time Required 10 Cancel tEc Public Debt.
The following table, onicially prepared ut the
Treasury Department, exhibits the time 1t would
take 10 cancel the entire public debt or the Uulscd
States-twenty- hundred mions--by sinking
funo, The capital ranging from twenty-five to one
hundred millions a year, interest at SIX per cent
h1a t-.s,nt
The New York herald., 1870-03-25
!. Sdts Destination.
roRT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1870,
CLEARED.


Steamship Tdpoh (gr Hams, Liyerpoo-chas Franck-
Bn.
Steamship Rising Star, Conner, Havre and set.lnRugcr
Bros.
Steamship Missouri, Edwards Havana-Atlantic Mali
Steamship Co.
Steamship Fah-Kee, Steele, Hamilton (Bermuda)--J
Harvey.
Steamship Gen Barnes, Mallory, savannah--Livinss.on
Fox h Co.
Steamship South Carolina, Adkins Charleston-H Nor
gan 4 Co.
Steamship Saratoga Couch, Norfolk, City Point and Rich
mond-0d Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamship Fanl,a, Freeman, PHILADELPHIA Loriiard.
Steamship Dirigo. johnson. Portland Ames.
Stoamship Gaucus. Walden. Boston--W CLYDE.
Bark Sara (Aus) Orhanoyich, London-Slocovich Co.
E~rk Albert Georg tNS) Baianeegus GcnoaWendt, Tc-
tens h Bockmann.
BARK Azov (Nor,, Gundersen Acona-Funch, Edge Co.
Bark Eagle, Wilkinson Cardenas-Brett, Son & Go.
Brig WIN Creevy. Simmons Marseics and Genoa-E
Hurlbut K Co.
Brig oliver lBr, Bonhofn, Port Prince-R Murray, Jr
Brig David Brgbee, stowcrs Cardenas-Carver Barnes.
Brig Leff (Nor1, Garrison, Hamilton, Ecrmuda-Funch,
Edye 4 Co.
Bria Excelsior tBr,, Mayor, Berrnuda-D McCoif
Schr Lizzie Evans, -, st Mary GaFlinn & De vertu.
schr Palma, Rankin, Chares.on-Benley, Miller Tho.
schr G. H Bent Smith, Wilmington. NC--N McCready
Co.
schr Nelly Potter, Haskell, Washington, NC--w x Hin.
Schr ] II Rapp, Cole, RIchuond-van Brunt Slaght
Schr N Chase, Joy. Norsolk-C Staples 4 Co.
Schr Grand Island, McInre, Washington, DEG Ply
schrs Jos Eickerson, sslght, Baln,oreBakcr Dayton
Sehr Ocean Bird, Kelly, rhiiadelphia-Baker Dayton
Schr Salie Burton, Palmer, Stamford
s.osp Robt Wise, Barker, Norwalk.
The New York herald., 1870-03-25
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest aud Rest Newspaper In the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Cable up to the hour Of publication; also Tee-
graphic Dispatches from China, Japan, Mexico.
Cuba, ana other points. 1t also contains the Cur
rent News OF the Week; the Fashions; Amusements:
Facetie; Foreign Intelligence; Sporting, Religious
ana Artistic Intelligence; Washington News; Obitu-
ary Notices. Editorial Articles on the prominent
topics of the day; Our Agricultural Budget; Reviews
OF the CATTLE Horse, Dry Goods and Boot and Shoe
Markets; Financial ana Commercial Intelligence,
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