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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

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Tvs CUBAN RHBH1LIoE REPORTED At An
KNp.-tntense excitement prevailed 10 HaVa-
nA on Saturday In consequence OF an an
nouncement in fhe Havana journals that the
revolution had terminated. According 10
the published statement the editors OF the
journals have seen copy OF circular signed
Ivy the members Of the Cuban Jr.sa 10 New
York, ordering the Insurgents TO lay down
their arms for the present, and giving as
reasons for tho abandonment Of the iusurrec'
tiol the failure Of q recent ADMINISTERING
expedition and the inability Of the Junta 10
send more men, and the further dlshearten-
ing action OF the American Government In
permitting gunboats 10 san from New York.
The circular severely attacks the course Of
President Grant aud the Junta, and advises
the Cubans TO submit 10 the Spaniards In
order TO save further bloodshed. The Voc
d Cuba announces the surrender OF hlteen
hundred Insurgents at TuuAS, to General
Benegasee. Tho DldrlO announces that the
ex-re6sl General Coca offers TO raise body
OF guerrllies 10 nght against the Insurgents
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

IT IS REPoRTED from Havana that a
further announcement has been made from
the interior Of bodies Of insurgents Offering
10 cApltulate. II all the news IL true, the
revolution may be considered 70 be expiring,
but full confirmation Of II IL wanting.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

the PRHsIDENT CHOSEN AN UpPmE.-
The Governments Of Portugal and Great
Britain SSYerally claim possession Of the
Island Of BAHAMA, on the western oout of
Africa, aud to a certain portion Of territory
opposite 70 that island, on the malu land.
Tho positions are valuable only In connec-
tlon with facilities for carrying gu the slave
trade. Being unable TO settle tho question
Of possession themselves, those Governments
have chosen the President Of the United
States ~ umpire. The time for hling thelr
respective documents at the Department OF
State expired yesterday.
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An INFORMAL MEETING Of gentlemen de-
slrous Of Railing funds for the benefit Of the
widow aud family OF the late Hon. Z. N.
Stanton was held o. Boston on Friday. Amer
consultation, II was decided 10 hold formal
meeting next Wednesday
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

TmSANIs ofPhlllp Phillips, Of Alabama
and Hon. Henry BoycO, Of Louisiana, are
mentioned in connection with the vacancies
In the United staIss Supreme Bench. Either
gentleman would Rdom tho station and I'LL
the place with honor aud credit 10 them
aoiVOa and the State, ... .
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EAST IHDn Oo!REsFOSDES0E.
Interesting Particulars OF . Trip
from Boston TO the Island ofIava.
FErov, . a,..t.t TorreanondanA1

EAST INDIA OO9REsPOHDENCs'
InterostIsg Particulars of . Trip
from Boston 60 the Island ofJava.
tFrom Special CorrespondenIl
Drrcu E1sr fSpiii, nov. Il, isss."
J, Editor Of TIE Republicans In compliance
: with your request, made V me when I was
r leaving Washington for the East Indies, /
. proceed to give you q brief description Of
my voyage thus far on my Journey around
the world.
l len Boston, Mass, on the afternoon Of
the last day Of June, 1859, In the good ship
Rocket The vessel was frelghted with
rosln, pitch, turpentlne, coal oil, picked
PORK, beef and other articles called naval
stores. The crew was composed mostly Of
Germans, all excellent sailors. The oflcers
were all Americans, from Massachusetts,
men we'll qualified for their duty, having
been sailors from childhood. The run down
hassaehusott bay was very ine. We
amused ourselves watching the rvtreatlng
spires Of the magnificent city Of Boston, the
forts at the entrance TO the harbor, the jelly
ash, aud len the quarter deck only when
beyond Boaton Light, twenty miles below
the city. Amer partaklng Of good ship
supper, stovlng our baggage and "saylnE
our praJers," not forgetting to beg for a
prosperous voyage, We 'turned In, ," which
means that wo climbed upon shelf, three
" Small o'Ose', eisn' iee' Oy
| 80 = ,'S'0- '0O"ni anu 'ni' was ea'ieu
- - ~
| -, - Us ~ On NAPeNou' WIN
-, - iunnns' auu ourselves WIN
TS M - ~ sn0 p''snSSrs' very sea ssA'
....S - ~ W Ole ealN y was au,
80 s.. ""a s'oAn, 'ns Yefy thoughts o.
and ~. roI1,rs 80 100. u u'u1E nSus s,
mSt,DS ma r.,S, .Dd to Sn ,s ~ sn' sup
when there was no food In tho stomach 70
throw up tho retohlnR continued. The sen.
satlous OF sea sickness are truly horrible,
can assure you. The person who l. sea sick
deserves sincere pity, no Ia perfectly worth
less 10 himself and everybody else, and
don't care q darn" what becomes Of the |
ship.
The voyage continued pleasant down TO |
the Equator, and some two thousand miles
beyond In the South Atlantic ocean. We /
amused ourselves BY playing euchre, chess,
ehequers, pool, watching the flying ash, por-
polses, aud black-nSh. Tho nying-nSh Is a
very Interesting object, being suited both to
The air and the water thoy are also a do
liciOus brsakfastnsh, as We can testifyJhav-
Ing hadsevcral msssos OF them. Sthoy hear
the ship come rushing through the water
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ON Spanish gunboat arrived at niyana'
on Saturday, having become separated from
M Companion on Charleston. The rest were
expected 10 arrive yesterday
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-03

RHRoRTB from Richmond state that little
or nothing Il doing IN tobacco Just now,
nearly aft factories having closed for the
holidays
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f%sTwO LECTURES. .. ..|. ...
fET. W H. MLsURs. raaHS BLIND PRRAoHER.
1osD& hHISSB2 S85ls.Y E4tt EEEhssrao..

The RRy. W. II. MILBURN, formerly ChhplAin
IF lhs .. s, Senate, and hhiliIIlI kaSNa ., The
TJaEs a, Efs1oSSSIS HinE, SSoNbIf ssa rtbks us.
DAY ky,RAiNaS y.nq.I q and ~. isll9 -.
y PSri.i and "a Bind Mans kEpshsnss In
,ThS popularity SfMr Mllburn as one Of the most
eloqnent aud snlertainlnE leotuEsrs q The age 10
W0rld-Wlde, and IL 4EuATAntee that hO VIII give
our eidfena q rich Intellectual treat, and no one
should lose the opportunity Of hearing him
The following notice. Of Nj hilbuTn are selected
from numbers Of similar Import
head Of which stApds John Milton, A high place
must now be awarded TO the Rev. VIM. II. NIL.
burn London LtAsn0un.
We hAd not listened 10 Mr. MilbuTn long before
We found that We were in the hands Of one Of the
most perfect HAstsTs q sloq uSnss Of the time
Mr.. hllbuTh 10 eyidsntly nan Of superior iniAl-
lect, a. he certainly 10 an accomplished elooution-
list, London Timts.
Tickets, 90 Csnta for each LsetureI 70 bs had At
the Booksto Reserved BeAts can be obtained
al MstIsrou's Musio Store for 70 Oents.
Lecture commences At ao'elock. dooSl.d
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Auu n hheeAhs NsNe-Nl
FB-O. y. oUMMINs,
AN ,xrEss,sIEyEEEEESS 5F E sEB1 n, = uous,
"h' %i ~ pS ana P bFsF s SsS
ra-A MEETING OF THE STOCK
soTs..ow R.ilfasa GenpGSr for he .i.sO aH q
Directors will be held at the once the company,
4 s; Tii SsyjsSS. and 10
The polls will be opened At II O'clock, m, and
close At o,''o''' p sIFhLvANus s, RrKER,
A. W. NICHOLS, PTshdsHL
,IF- FINE OLD RYE WHISKY,
TrS Sss SI RSs'' fpS FsfHffHfA III
bfuSSisI sseo "a lSd b strSsts north. osls-eef
OUaHLIHIs DRUG srDRE,
- oPPSsits a.SO3is Temple, Drag; ~ h'di'
k~-CARPETs, CURTAINS, &C.
THE LARGEST STOCK
ITH5 EE ESIS A ~ sEsT P4 sFT6Rs
WI s. 4tToHkLL Coz
I.u.u prS SS Soo5 &.i E,s,. SESS a.
ihi9 vicious habits, Hhd new desire higher NE
i5T &! isi Sss a ts % sss.sEs s
Hf5S3. S saHit' PAiaasiPSll. R p. s ssSsSs
,m-A CARD.-A CIsrEymsA, >vhns
discovered AZ Gu sO smPs TsSsdI iSf Ss az:
1s TTi9SI saa ss7lal STIsS' az ~ Th0l;
S' S G 1aSs ,s asss H1Ss sa & SsFS
Ss isslps toT PFsp.riSs saa alag isii asasias
10 usaled eHyelope, 70 any oas who needs u. ghHH
49,, ,,.,'.o y p,, IIoSE SI! n, IA
= UFsMILHAU,H GOLDEN COD LIvHR
great improy smsni made With The beat eli Povn.
II uniies Sheasy with pleasant a9yer ahd easy
diE''nSh'T' Sold By 81 r'.RiifshifS6. 4 soas.s
Oct9l.2AWn 1873 BroadWGy. New YofA
ny-DR. RlCHAU's GOLDEN RHMH-
sssitA and money $50 s.sasIa tor ssi cas-;
4 81 SA.'sii Il AZ bi's .fi M ~
suIsS ulesrsi ulesIaieS soIs LhfoSl AID h9sili
a Sss.s.s h'4SSs;Ss s1s SS
Vs. "a R IL AUS ao fiDI BiLshH
sHrSS AsIsIIiAl 1asol9al. RhsamIli.n IA all ~
'E. No. ai : Ssr SSl S.' Or Two
oI g L. liuhly.s aoLPEE AEErPoTE. s..sid
aoLRhSo i I 5!1sE., RS!S.gV r
IA a1 SaSSS impsStiuH aSsrsy viii Wehdsffai
sfseI 'PSiss d per Ssigs' or I've boy fos VI
% receipt u p5ss these is1sSis. VII sS .PiPPsd
EFRR dssfShL6 's' dSS SERpsS ssSSbi Is. y T.
RioHARDB, Sole Proprietor, " blown In glass o.
ADDRESS DIR, D. D. RICHARDS, 10, a2sys.iss
street. New fork IL - osl-eedlI
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OPP. yEnIards' Hotel.

900 hhlaEa otapss. 80 e.s per II. ~.
% ecx.s K'sslSr Layer Raislns. oxlTG hhS, 10
Is ssS'' ~ L2ndos Layer RAlsins. anss, in.
$50 \ boxes EOSdOn Layer Raislns. ansh i'm.
100 lbs New Sis'' ssifs Sn:. - u % Is per
1872 IN ID; i g.: T,s9,A csady g Psrls
500 ~; sss'' extra ans Hizsd Rronsh Candy 90
"A iSrre s.,orlm,nt q prshsA 1ruii.
1000 lbs, Paper shell AlmonAa
1000 lbs Son Shell Almonds.
1900 lbs Qrenobls WAlnuta. nav. nneat lrnportsa
lIOOOlhL Pecan Nuts. new crop, VI = =
HtOOO lbs, Hilberts and Brazil Nula,
~ bush. Hickory Nuts, just received par steamer
20 hbla, extra ane Northern Cider,
1000 lbs. white Glover Honey. 10 IS.
lsOOO lbs. new 'Leghorn'' Citrop, 20 ea,
1000 lbs. extra aue Prunslls, 10 cts.
1000 lba. extra ane PEunes, 10 cts.
I,oO0 lbs. new Dates, 10 eta, ~.
aiQQQ lbs nav Currints, - etc.
10 bbla nneat Oranbeffiea
So aos bs;. b,ind ,Eisks,, Peaches.
800 dos. best aorham Corn.
900 doa. Apparatus, Peas, Lima and Blrina Beans.
s9o doa, straybesIy. Plnsegpls, Plaas.
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Special Notices.

f|sTHE PHILuABMoNIC souI-
MA lFg A. the Congregational Church BulldisE 80.
81 h'''' OHA'' g. s swsS;
T-"NEw JERSEY REPUBLIoAN
Poous q M ls,esisssI Vii b Ssi y bsiass
L'ssSS Hsik MOI phi nyEniTg, e9Sgs .
SsSoS' $s$s.r. y. i.ds::,ss . IN =
II tstarl S''f'ist,.
~THE ADJOURNED MEETING
kSS oflhe Propsrtyholders on n strS t,eaiisd
f sSSo. SSs,. s1. 'sY. .SS.
NlSo: jsSS9sIJ q, at O'clock, All laisIss,sd
y order We BRowH,
~EoURTH WARD REPUBL1cAN
~ CLUB, "A nesting % the RouTth wsrd
S DS n s SS n Si
S ysnSi,Ty e. .iS . sissEt fsr he RaIpos. %
I1d to tTa9.as, any ether bpslnss, that may prop.
sTly come :, before aid msssins Al Wig, % tie
:SS oPpSsSP III. lie 81 ~ r:ssHs
StGlpiisd eln6 ofths Youth ward, ,or have aidedI
Ss. iI % SS 6: SRs q Srs. IH 4.
past year, are politely REQUESTED 10 stay away,
soIS liEsS sSS SfZ X: . + S iSS
H. uhANhs ffeaident.
Y5b2NEF FHthSHKEEHHEE, Vice Prsst,.
iAS.R BENZ n. Mccoy, treasurer.
s5Jy- THE sTOcK HOLDERS OF
s6st,oh he ,h SA I..l Y gAEE az ESn RI:
T6EsDIY, iSs Iits dsy Of Jsnssty. S.tvsss
ne hOg 1sS AR, iST ~ ne NJ pusPes. q
P~-. DURING THE PAST WEEK i
kS9 have received two o. the most beautiful,
hishly .hnishea vosk PIANOS, from, Bosisn.
* w:s.I I ssS ' fsIi iad 5TiasSo
f'fm' easy oall ana see JOIN tSaR p ELLIS,
go, 300 PennsJlyGpla Avenue,
'h" tohronlsl..1 'A' r'n'h ''''''
rW-MEETING OF Rg5LIC SCHOOL
The Teachers Of III. Pubic seSs0 are requested
e slH Z; x: ~ IHsSG S.SS, ard
DtssE siy: Tue sasls;. q STsdlSs .eSsoi. shS d
IL SupsTiai:SSsn s VIZ Nv SON. % sG aesoust a.
AZ AN ,ii' among the ;'G RftH ISS:t sS s
REeIsTER's oFFIoE,
ssI.Sy STsS !Ssl q slr6RbfTn jG .sSslS
$50, viii eFpire all licsnses Eiyen By ihe Corpo'
BSS.s 70 u 4. :.,
,ral mark sts, Ksspsrs % Dogs, 6s.
isis must 81 Promptly Tcssv:d, A W 'A'1
Deposits for Licenses 70 this Cooperation are
now By law maze with the City dollsotoT, bT
shom certificate viii be given, upon which the
~ '''' JOINT y. COOK,
jAl-l0t .4 ... .... 40 City RsGistsr.
ANNUAL MnnTINo OF
~ the Medical Society Of the Distriet Of GO.
umblA for the election Of oflceru, he, will b.
asld At the Medical Hall, street, bet yeas Tenth
'aa h''''a' Tla % 2fPtIa z frssla!sin
WIN. LkE, N. D. Secretary. - dssl-st
OF THE PsREMEN'B
~ lHsURAnCB COMPANY OF WASHING.
ron AND oEoRqBIown, pHoEHBla %. 1872 :
aid Al this o6les on MONDAY, January ), iblo.
'o'l' open ron IL N. '"i LBEL q. DAVIS.
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PRATTS ASTRAL OIL
PoR FAMILY UsE-NO CHANCE OF LAMPS
rsquirsd-A perfectly Safe Illuminating OIL
Strictly Purs-NO Mixture, No ch'Risal'-Win
not EIplsds-Tirs test lts degrees. tbsinE s. de-
Ersss higher than IL required By 0. 5. Govern
nsut,- -UasSuGilsd for BhllIIRsT and EoOnOny-
Packed in the celebrated
GUARANTY PAT. CANS.
Ash for PRAFr's "AsTRAL," the safest sad
best Illaaiaa.las OIL Try IT.
OH HousH OF OHAS PRATT.
(Es.Ablishsd in iHo)
Manufacturer. Packers, and DsLlsrs
in strictly TIrst.ClIIS OILS,
100 FULTON ST., EEw YORK.
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.IFs FINE OLD RYE WHISKY.
ny use, tl per bottle. ARTHUR nATTAhH.
DRUGGIST Second lnd D street, north. os2s-eon
szF-OOUa HLIH,s DRUG BTDHE.
kzD opposite Masonic Temple, Drag, hedi-
oITRTAINa. A..
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Rr II II E ADJOURNED MEETING
kSS oflhe Propsrtyholders on n strS t,eaiisd
hre, will BE held 4 he ssh9oI Sepss On street,
Nls0. JsspaIy o., at O'clock, All Interested
- order WE BRowH,
II Secretary,
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NOTICE. ny WIFE, ANN MUKPnI,
~ hayinE len ny bed and baAld without iust
iTIsisa ~ her IfISr this dais, ,v
wAsutssros, January l, lslS. iasiSs'
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s~-"NEw JERSEY REPUBLIoAN
~ ASSOCIATION, t'-Ths quarisriy
PT .ss1s . Is atSsSHY R; ~ y gsi9 r
q 70 e'elocf. Al elufsns Of ne Stats NlshifE u
b''oms members are r'aasps'ss Y eefaRrs,lsndk. p
IL fStaTl NeeratafV. y
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
TO CONSERVATIVES.

rnE Advertiser, having been restored to
health 10 n few weeks, by very simple rem
edy. after having suffered several years with a
ssvere lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumphon-is anxious to make known to
mis- fellow. sutererR the means of cure.
TO all who desireit, he will send copy OF
the prescription used Gree oicharge) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a sure cur for Consamp.
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. The object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he concelyes to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as ii
vii cost them nothing, and may prove bless:
ng.
arties wishing the prescription, will please
ress
REV. WARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County, New York,
June IL 1y
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WHEN Adam delved aud Eve span
disease was unknown, but since that
time the race has degenerated and at
the present time mankind is afflicted
with many diseases, yet if the people
would take a medicine upon the first
SYMPTOMS of disease which would pass
direct to the afflicted parts and restore
healthy action thereto, they would
greatly prolong their lives. We be-
lieve DR.. Judson's Mountain Herb
Pills to be the best and most Univer-
sal of Medicines, they should be used
in Liver Complaint, Female Irregu'
larities, Bilious Disorders, Dyspepsia
&c. Use the Mountain Herb Pills
and by fair trial convince youlseli
their efficacy. Sold by all deal
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RUMsEY, ROADS a REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods and Notions
POrtsn outa Ohio, invite Merchants and Fur
nacemen to an examination ftheir extensive
Winter stock, They give special attention to
keeping the best goods, and you will always
md their stock the largest aud 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
sslwsys fresh and always first supplied with
.he newest goods. They operate largely do
bust ness on the principle ofthe smaiestproi-
ats, and practice the spirit of liberal accom-
mediation. Sep. 1917
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ewhat Mixed.

An Athens attorney in a
plea to the jury in j will case,
tried'in our Court of Common
Pleas last week, described the
defendant in the suit, whom he
represented as having received
the lions share of the estate,
as "the Esau of the family"
who had played "sharp" on
Jacob, and not only deprived
him of his birthoright, but had
even taken to himself his faith
er's dying blessing. The b +
of Athens county should see
to it that this member OF their
body is properly instructed in
the Scriptures, for which pur>
pose we suggest that General
Wildes be appointed a com
mlttee to wait upon him daily,
and read for his enlightenment
a chapter of the Sacred Writ.
ings. He now seems lament
ably deficient IN Scriptural
knowledge Meigs County
Telegraph rsg5r Ear--ot
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Dyspepsia and Rheumatism.

CuEsAsIsG, Saginaw Co.. Mich, July 8, 1858.
DR. O. W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir; My father.
now about sixty-four years old and has been,
for the last FIVE years, severely afflicted with
Dyspepsia and rheumatism, attended with
general nervous derangemenl; indeed to such
an extent, as to defy the medical skill of our
best physicians. And can truly say, that
believe 1t was reserved for your Scandinavian
Remedies to perform what all other remedies
had failed 10 do-to work radical cure. Por
alter taking box Of your Blood Pills and a
bottle ofPuriaer, he began TO recover rapidly;
his sppstite returned, The Rheumatic mans
lsit blm, and he is now in ,be enjoyment Of
better health than he has enjoyed in the last
fineen years, and is heavier in flesh than he
vas ever before. And I can not close tbis
nhout saying, that believe your remedies
real. and more than they gre represented.
Yours respectfully,
sS WA JAMES B. TERRY.
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Soil and Rock.

The Secretary of State of
Ohio, In his annual report of
industrial statistics, endorses
the conclusions reached in the
Geological Survey of the State,
that soils derive their fertility
from their geological character,
and that those which are com.
posed OF drift and transported
material are more fertile than
those which are derived mainly
from the rock which immedl-
ately underlie them. He
shows that the five counties of
Defiance, Lucas, Ottowa, Han,
cock, and Paulding have pro-
duced an average of 80 34-1OO
bushels Of corn an acre for
eighteen years, while the five
counties of Jackson, Lawrence,
Hocking,Athens and Washing.
ton produced 20 29,1Oo bush.
els per acre during the same
period. The soil of all the for
meri is drift or transport mate.
rial, while in the latter it is in
part alluvium, and in part soil
formed from the rocks which
it overlies,
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Transfers of Real Estate in
VintOn County for the week
ending March 18th, 1870.

ending March 18th, 1870.
Isaiah WILDER to Charles McKinnis,
IL acres, Clinton tp., $4,000.
Daniel Booth Sheriff, to r. e. Smith
e Co, 2sO acres, Richland tp., 500.
Isaiah Smith to Bartlomea Tatman,
SO acres, Elk tp., $4,000.
Aaron Rains to Benjamin S. Rains,
land situated in Eage tp, $500.
Zaleski Co. to Stephen McNamand
5.42 acres, Madison tp., 800.
Zaleski Co. to .Iohn Haverty, 5000
acres, Madison tp., $3.50.
Zaleski Co. to Jacob Sawyer north
half of in-lot 8, Zaleski, 800.
Dav. Johnson to Benz. f. johnson,
so acres, Swan tp., $1,000.
Day. Johnson to Benz. F. johnson,
81 acres, Swan tp., $1,000.
Zaleski Co. to RE-. Rev. Sylvester II,
RosecranS in-lots II and 20, Zaleski,
$3.50.
Rt. Rev. John B. Purcell to Rt. Rev.
Sylvester II. Rosecrans in-lot Zaleski,
also burial ground, lOOi4OO #. Zaleski,
81.
John Scott, 'Sr. to John Scott, Jr.,
80 acres, Richland tp., $500,
Stephen Salts to flames Glenn lib
acres, Clinton tp., $l3.
c. +. Cartwright to j. w. Wilcox,
in-lot Al, lIamdea, 5000.
Dan. Booth, Sheriff, to r. r..
Haynes, ct al, l60 acres Eagle tp.
$500.
VIM. C. Cline to Wilkesville Acad-
emy, in-lot 14S, Wilkesville, $3.50.
w. L. Smith to Vale, Allen & Train
er, IS acres, Vinton tp., $1,000.
Samuel Vale to James Trainer, So
acres, Vinton tp., $500.
James II. Jolly to Geo. Mcfarland,
80 acres, Richland, tp., $625.
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TnE ancients proclaimed that Mer-
maids, Nymphs, Naiads and the Gra-
ces had long flowing tresses which
made them envied by their sisters OF
earth. But they arose out of the sea
foam or ba.hed in fountains reached
by no mortal hands and kept their
deny sottnesS, dark and lastroas, and
thus hadno need Of Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia, which is doing the same
thing for thousands of people in our
day.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indlseretiOu, will, for
tne cake of suffering humanity, send free to
ell who need 1t, the. receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
Ssrtiser's experience, can do so by addressing q
" perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
JanelT1y No. AZ Cedar street. New 70
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
Notice to Teachers.

THE BOARD of School Examiners for Vim
on County will meet at the Union School
blouse. In Macarthur, on the LIST and srd sNtur
DAY Of March, April, May, September, October
and November; and the list Saturday IN Janu
ory, February, June. July August, and De-
cember in each year. Examinations to com
mence at ten O'clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory evI'
dence Of good moral character will be required
n all cases. A fee of 90 cents Is required by
taw from each applicant.
NJ. r. BARNES, Chm, J Board o.
j.. HUHN, Clerk, School
- d.-0. PEkDUE. Examiners
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
We clip the following para

We clip the following para
graph from the correspondence
of the Athens Messenger:
"In Vinton county, on our
west, and formerly a part OF
Athens county, vineyards, du-
ring the last ten years, have
been planted at different points
which have, thus far, been
successful. Several parties have
made. ample preparations for
the manufacture of wine, In
which they have happily sue.
ceeded, and the wines of T.
B. Davis, Esq. of Macarthur,
and probably others, are be~
ing ordered from distant points
and in quality compete sue,
cessfully with the growth and
manufacture of other parts Of
the country"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-17
MoIIenkoph & BogensChutz

Hereby announce that they have openod
new and fashionable, custom made boot and
shoe store, in Union Block, Second st., near
the rost Office, where they will always keep
on hand and manufacture to order, in the
.atest styles, everything IN their line, Including
Gents ladies' and misses, boots and shoes oi
all grades,
rhey propose keeping a stock ofgoods that
vii; not suffer in comparison with that Of any
Other establishment in the city, and which Will
be sold AZ the lowestiivng 'ates'
All work warranted. None but skllliul
workmsn employed.
Call a1d examine our stock and prices. Re
member the place, No. Union Block near
Post Office. noy25 loO9'