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& GENTS everywhere to cAnvass for JOHN S. C.
n ABBoTT's forthcoming book, "ssrussfa and
lsae Eranco.srussian Wn1.', A live subject
Tor a wde-awake canvasser. Address b. B. RUS
SELL, Boston, Mass, oe3154w
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CAHBQLIC TApTETG.

An unfaiirg remedy tor all Bronchial Difficulties,
Coughs, Colds, HoaTseness, Asthma, Diptheria Dry
ness OF the throat or ind Pipe ard all Catarrhal
diseases.
The wonderful, modern discovery of Carbolic Acid,
is destined to bscome one OF the greatest blessings
to mankind in its appicnli0n to diseases OF the
throat and its great curative qualities in all aec-
toni of the chest and lungs.
Dr. Wells Carbolic Tablets.
besides the great remedial agent Carbotc Acd con-
tain other Ingredients universally recommended,
which chemically combine, producing a Tablet more
highly medicinal snd better adapted for diseases OF
the threat, than any preparation ever before
offered to the public.
FOE COUGHS AND COLDS
SgeIls' Earisoiic Tablets are IA sure Cure
TRY THEM. SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS.
noYit4w
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WantAl.


A SINGLE gentleman wishes to hire suite of
A furnished rooms. (w1thout board,) in the west
ern part of The CITY. Address, stating location and
price, Box 2192, Z. o. oclS*
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GRaGG) TaUHA railway
OF CANADA.
Alteration of Trains.

Elssss3 On and after Monday, Oct. 81, 1870,
asSlt&E514 Trains will run as follows:
passenger tram at 7.t0 A. NJ for South Paris and
$50 A. NJ. ~ 'H ais a'
Hlal Ifaih stopping at all staiions) for Island
Montreal and the West, at I10 p N. 'N ~ S-''eo'
stations at $50 p NJ anu in'eiine"aoo
Passenger trains will arrive as follows.
FROM south Paris and Lewiston at S.i5 M
210. p III anu Dahear as
accommodation from South Paris, at7p.u.
So Sleeping Cars on all night Trains,
2he Company eEe not responsible for b,ocs GA IN
any amount exeesding $50 in value land that nersor
81 sulesa notice given. and paid for at the rss of
ems passenger for eyery $500 additional value
q y. BPYDGES, Aancqis,g pirsos,.
=. gAELEY, LooGl Swcsrsstendssf
EVaIFSnu' Oct' Zifh ~ oc97islw -ostiI7
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A CTTVF, energetic men, 10 sci and apply MIL
IA LEXIS PATENT WEATHER STRIP, for
doors windows. i his is the only STRIP that is
composed entirely of rubber. A SMART HAM can
make handsome wages. Exclusive territory arran-
ged. For terms, arrangements apply TO the sole
manufacturers. BURDITT & WILLIAMS,
oc25eed4w 20 Dock Square, Boston.
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80 and Accrased Interest.

80 and Acc9eseG Interest.
Among their advantages are -
1st. The read is nearly finished, and the cars are
expected to run across the state in 60 days.
I'd. The road be been built only of the best mate
rial, the iron having been manu- factured ex-
pressly for 1t, at much higher cost than
that usually paid.
Sd. 1t runs t. rough most superb agricultural
country.
4th. 1t has great advantages in carrying coal North
and bringing lu Der South.
9Th. The Mortgage is only $16,C0C per mile, while
many other roads are bonded to double this
amount.
9Th. The road is principally owned by bankers and
other capitalists, who have invested large
sum in its construction. ard who have every
reason to lake care of its Obligations.
7th. A First Mortgage of SO spall an amount, up
on a road SO near completion, and in such
strong hands, may well be considered per-
fectly safe security.
WE BELIEVE THERE WILL BE
NO MORE FAVORABLE TIME TO
SELL GOVERNMENTS, AND BUN
REALLY FIHsT-CLAss RAILROAD
SECURITIES SUCEz as THESE
THAN THE PRESENT. WITH ANY
FURTHER DECLINE IN GOLD,
GOVERNMENTS MUST DECLHHE Al
SO.
Subscriptions will be received in Portland
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PRIVATE MEDICAL hO0hS
ty0e II Ps'e5Ie street,
Next she Esrstse z ease,

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koars dsIy and ron A. n. to 9 IN
Dr. u. addresses tnoee Fbc ars su6srsna u1dss Ga5
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the medical profession he ess 1gnrTsztsf i; GuAEa
4EfhEfEa OUBs m All OAEEe, whether of l3Es
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axess OF dsese0 from the systagn avs -Ek3HT seg
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he you'd call the attention o. tas a.al0ssl 60 s1s
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uraisaiag s41ctsnt ssanrareg o. his sS.I Srd au.s
cess.
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WANTED
MosaEqaers Wanted,

FH1WO good Moulders wanted to whom permanent
4 employment will be gwen at Hnssey's Plough
Works. Address, TIMOTHY b. HUSSEY,
North Berwick, Maine.
November 9Th, 1870. CSt
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Sexual SCiier1C

lnciuling Manhood, Womanhood, and their mutu-
o. ). Fowler. Send Tor Circulars and specimen
pages.
Address National publishing Co., Phil Pa.
oc3lttw - p.
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Wanted

A active, energetic man. in an established bust
a ness, with capital of One Hundred Dollars
WIN pay from $12 10 $40 per week. or give commits
sion. Address, S. j. M. r., Post Office. Portland,
Maine. no2d1ws
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-yeesss AEe:sIeess E.at5iIg.ssala az
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z}ya. HUGHES partignlezly ;nv1tsg al Ladies', w,o
a@sd Taodieal sd7ss-, 60 call st s TooEae, o. II
Eresie Street., which thay NJ end R1Eanred fsr
especial ac3onims Ia+ieD.
Dr. =. q Eclectic Renoystg hisdiclne8 ara Gn1sy..
lsd in eioaeY s24 superior virtue in regulating ell
se7na9e 1tTes1s2EiacGe IheiE setion s gFeciGs AID
Gagtain CT pyoG 1cila relief II 8 short time
LADIES viii Gnd il invGIuabls in sil eaass Of oE
s5ructons afser all ether remedies have been tried In
vain. tig purely vssetable, cOnssinine NOTHING 10
sbs iesst Injurious 10 tina health, and may 30
WITH paEfso1 safety s. Gil times,
ys1S 20 ~ p2TS og eGoIntFg, s7tsh fuI dfra1ass
bT s6ogss5as De. HUGHES,
JAM. .ls5aGtaw. EI9. Is erSsls ssTaeS. Fsor17sT3-
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ME&alsa.G. gea asa.

Zasrs are many men CT the ago. 81 thirty was sfa
esoGblsd with too squsnt eggc1eora from tbs bigG
Ger, often accompanied BY slight frnartipg or burn
ing sensatlon, and weakening Che sysseEa n nlsn-
ler tbs patient esnno- account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment vii loftaD ns
faund and sometimes small particles CT esnar or e-
bnTnen will appsaE, OF ths color will hs Of thin iiS.
tEh au5 egan changing 70 darh ard tuEhid arrceE.
sice. There aTs Ensny rasn gAe de of thia Gs6nlsy
ignorant OF fhe cause, which 10 ftia
sEooND sTAGE oS sEEINAL WEAKNESS.
9sn variant pest2ct crr9 n aCob csgse, sld 3
Eu end healthy rastoEafioD OF sha Urinary ogssrse
ReEeons WHO 1aunct personally ocnsult tns DE-,
ea-a do 90 hy writing, IN plain manner deso-ir-
wiii be sorT7sssad ira1ne5 etslg.
gan coHfess7nlane5 seztetlF ea1G&ensal eEa vii.
3 res1rrsf, II dsz5gs1,
Aa3gazi: DE. j. i. HU0EEa,
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4 GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommoda-
IA ted with two ID easant unfurnshed rooms; also
three gentlemen boarders can be accommodated
with rooms. Good references required.
Apply at No Locust Street.
Portland, Oct. II. 1870. oc29%u od4W
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POrtland,Saeo, & Portsmouth R. R.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,

Commencing Monday, May g, 10.
Ss;3gszs1fs PASSENGER TRAINS leave Port
sSssss--s--slgt land daily (Sundays excepted) Tor
Boston at 615, and 40 A. H. and 3 So and eco p NJ
Leave Boston tor Portland at 7.3O A. NJ, 1900 M.
800 and 600 p II.
Biddetord for Portland at 7.sO A. M.,-returning 9
at 20 P. II.
portsmouth, for Portland at 1000 A. Nj 2.30 and
550 2. NJ and on tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 500 P. NJ.
The 6;OoP p. NJ. tExpress) trains from Boston and
Portland run via Eastern Railroad tuesday, Thurs
Gay ana Saturday, stopping only at Saco Biddeford
AennebuDk, Port rtsEouth, Newburyport, Salem and
Lynn; and on Monday, Wednesday and FRIDAY
wa Bost0n q Msine Railroad, stopping only at Saco,
bldoefoId, hennebunk, South Berwick Junction,
Dover, Exeter, ,Hayerhiil and Lawrence
freight trains each way daily (Sundays exceptedl,
FRANCIS CHASE, Superintendent,
PORTLAND, April 2S, 1870. tf
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For Sale and Lease,
$780,.
For Sale at ataBargaiu,

WILL buy good Two Story House. in thorough
w repair, with good sized lot.
Inquire Oh
no1d2w JOHN C. PR0CTER, 90 Exchange st.
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$40 Made from so Gents!
.EaYnGr'S EeIDer

G OMETHING urgently needed by everybody
- Call and examine. samples sent (postase
rad) for 80 cents that retail easily for $40. r. L..
1St Chatham So. N. Y. nov4t4w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-01

MORALS in New York are il
Illustrated in a divorce suit now
going on. A scheming moth,
er.in-law, offended at hel
daughter-in law, offers a son
100000 to divorce his wife,
The son, who seems worthy oil
such a mother, consents. The
wife, deservedly bound to such
a husband, secretly agrees TO
the separation on the faith OF
the promise to marry her again
as soon as his mother has been
robbed of the thirty thousand
dollars. A rascally book, keep
er, worthy of such a master,
swears to the commission OF
adultery with the wife, and the
divorce is granted. Very nat.
urally, such a husband refuses
to remarry such a wife, and
quite naturally, the wife goes
into Court, exposes the whole
conspiracy and makes humani.
ty blush.
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Fighting OH the Loire,

The following dispatch has
been received from the seat of
war in Europe
TOURS, November 2S--Fore.
noon.-The battle yesterday
between Villiers and SaIeux,
near Amies, Department of the
Somme, lasted all day. The
French maintained their posi-.
ton up to half past 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, when the
town of Villars was abandoned
before the superio: forces, and
the artillery of the Prussians.
The French were subsequently,
beaten at Bovies, a few miles
west of Villiers, butSat Dury
maintained their position till
nightfall. Three thousand Ger.
mans were engaged at the lat
ter place.
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TERMS FOR 1871.

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GEN. BUTLER, who is acknowl
edged one of the best lawyers
in the country, and who was a
member OF the House Judicia.
ry Committee which has inves,
tigated the McG arrahan- New
Idra Land Claim has written a
letter in which he. reviews the
whole case and expresses the
opinion that the land in ques
ton belongs to neither of the
claimants, but is the property
OF the United States.
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They are still talking "rail-
road" about Macarthur, CALI,
polls, and such out-of-the-way
villages. Pomercy has about
got over her railroad fever
But Hillsboro has not.-Jack-
son Standard.
We did a little more than
talk last week, Bro. Macklsy.-
The matter was pushed vigor>
ously, and We now feel almost
sure that Vinton county will
raise the amount expected Of
her. 1t looks more encourage
ing, at least, and if those who
have the matter in hand will
only keep the ball rolling while
it is hot, we think their purpose
will be accomplished.
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We are rejoiced to see that
the professional base balliSts
have placed the value of their
services at such high figures
for the coming yea: that they
will probably not be employed.
The Red Stocking Club has de.
termined not 10 hire a "frSt
nine' the coming year, as they
say they can not do so without
involving the club in debt
Good.
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JOIN SIMMONS, late of Dos.
ton, has left by his will, S1,4O0,
900 worth of real estate for the
endowment of simmons Fe
male College" He directs
that the properly be allowed
to until it shall
amount to 100000, when il
shall be used for the purpose
of the establishment and main
tainance of a female college
where the scholars will be
taught such branches as will
best enable them to make an
independent livelihood. This
is the largest bequest ever
made to any college.
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The town of Man chester has
raised a stew in Adams county
on the subject of moving the
county seat, aud the Gazette
Of chat place has managed to
get the two West Union pa
pers red hot and boiling over
on the subject. The "perma.
nent' county seat evidently
has fears that it is not perma>
nent.
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THE VlNTON RECORD.
SSMeARTH Uk, OHIO,
HdUIfSaDAY, DEC. 4, 1870.

Ben. BuTLkR wants war or
uauadasd Can't see 1t. War
BILLS people, and We wouldn't
even want to see Ben. sacrificed
for the sake Of annexing the
Kannucks. Can't spare HIM
nor any of his wife's relations
eLet us have peace" It's a
good thing 10 have, and besides
it looks we'll in the monthly
Treasury statements.
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS
FOR 1871.
HARPER's MAGAZINE,

The great,desgn OF HarpeT's is to give cor
rect Information End rational Amusement TO
the great masses OF the people. TherSi II no
monthly Magazine an intelligent reading lam
lily can less ah0rd 10 be- without. Many MagH'
zines are accumulated. Harper's Is edited.
There 10 moi . cheaper Magazine puhishtd'
There Is not ccnlesssdly, q more popular Mag
anime in the World.-NHs Ehglasd Homestead.
Al once the most popular and in its scheme,
the most original OF eur Magazines. All
the periodicals which the Harperr publish are
almost ideally wei. edited .-NatioH.
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Quiniue.

their qnlnlne IKE tue l'hilll>
cotheans, and despite tie mum,
Der of stories gotten of at their
expense by their neighbors,
none of them have The peculi>
arly shaky quality of those
which originate in. the Ancient
Metropolis itself. For instance,
it is SAID that the favorite
amusement in ChillicOthe is to
assemble at the various drug
stores just two minutes before
twelve o'clock and bet on the
number of quinine customers
who will call for that article
before the town clock strikes
the hour of noon. Horse racing
is dull sport compared with the
excitement attendant on this
new species OF amusement.
Again--a Chillicothean re-
lates that the citizens are Ill
vided into the Malarials and
Antl>Malarians, the Malarians
being the defendants of the
world-renowned Old Bed and
all stagnant pools of water as
promoters Of heath, holding
that the chills is the only sure
preventive of disease and no
man can enjoy good health un.
less he is thoroughly shaken at
least every other day. The
Anti alarians hold the oppo-
site doctrine, and declare that
the Old Bed furnishes all the
disease for The whole civilized
world. The discussions upon
these topics sometimes wax
very warm, and various prac,
tical tests are resorted to to
prove the truth of the position
of the two parties. Such a dis
cussion took place a few days
since in which Mr.. Holcomb, a
fat Malarian, who had never
had the chiils, proposed to de.
monstrate practically that
there was nothing In the posi-
tion assumed by the opponents.
The Anti. Malarians selected
the equally corpulent and
brave Maj. Pearson 10 accom-.
pany Mr.. Ii. and see that the
test was fairly made. The two
approached the brink Of the
Old Bed, when Mr.. II. stopped
down, and with his cane raised
a portion Of the green scum
with which The water was COW
cred. Holding it at arms length
for a minute he said triumph
antly, You observe, Major,
there is no malaria there. Ii is
less destructive of health than
a living stream of water"
"Stop" exclaimed the Major,
who observed that the cane
had commenced shaking at the
point. The tremor moved rap.
idly up the cane until it seized
Mr.. uolcomb. "The cane is
shaking. Why, you are shak-
ing YOURSELF And bent on
saving Lis friend, the Major
recklessly seized the cane,
charged as it was with malaria,
when he was Immediately pros.
trated with a chill. Both gen.
tlemen laid with the chills on
them until they had sufficiently
recovered to rejoin their
friends who were in waiting at
a safe distance, but they were
so reduced in flesh that they
were positively unrecogniza>
BILE, and 1t took both of them to
make a faint shadow in a strong
sunlight. Curously enough
both parties claim a victory in
the above experiment, the truth
Of which is vouched fer by a
.hillicothe gentleman of re.
spectability. We do not think
the story has lost anything by
reason of its having come
through such capital hands 90
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-01
A CARD.

clergyman while residing in South Amer.
ica as q missionary, discovered a safe and sim.
pie remedy for the care of weakness,
early decay, diseases ofthe urinary and sens
inal organs, and the whole train OF disorders
brought on by baneful aud vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured by this NJ Gle
remedy. Prompted by a desire TO benefit rhe
afflicted and unfortunate ! will send the recipe
| Tor preparing and using this medicine IN a
sealed envelope to any one who needs u, free
Of charge. Address JOSEPH T.lNMAN, sa.
tan y, Bible House, New York City,
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THREE hundred $50 shares Of
stock have been taken in the
ohillicothe rolling mill pro.
ject.
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.


stables in Ohio.
A MILLION a month are th,
average receipts of the Balti
more and Ohio Railroad.
The hog market is rathei
weak, prices tending down
ward.
IRoNToN ladies visit the Oour.
room to watch the trials,
Col. HAwLEY has been de
ieated for State Senator in Kan
sas. .-io ~
IT is now the right sign o.
the moonrto pay subscriptions
Make the best use of it.
A WRITER says: Show me
the highways OF a country and
l will read you its progress.
THERE have been 213 miles
OF free Iurnpikes built in Fay,
cite county under the new
laws.
The lower Rolling Mill at
Portsmouth, will be sold by
the Sheriff on the 10th of De.
cember.
Now is the time to call on
the County Treasurer, to pay
your taxes. Don't wait for the
rush, which will soon be along.
In Kansas, one legislative
district that for five years past
had gone Democratic, this year
elected a Republican.
CATLETTSBURG, KY, by a vote
of 1O3 to 40, has declared
against granting license to sell
liquor.
THERE has been less frost
within the last six months than
for the same months in a hun.
dred years.
= The estimates Of the expen>
ses of the Navy for the next
year are eight millions less
than for the last.
Now is time to advertise
your farms for sale, and the
Record is the paper to adyer-
tise in.
A PORTSMOUTH hunting party
captured 600 qualls, besides
wild duck, rabbit, woodchuck,
squirrel and pheasants.
lRoNToN is perplexed 10 find
a Eame for their new grave.
yard. Our doyil suggests Last
Ditch.
ONE can make a voyage
around the world, if he has
$4,000 in greenbacks to spare
and IA days leisure time on his
hands.
ARKANSAS also goes Repub.
lican, both branches of the
Legislature, and at least two
members Of Congress Repub'
lican.
The Chicago Journal says
that Charles B. Farwell, Cons
gresham elect from that dis.
trict, won in wagers upon Lis
wn election $4,000 over and
above all his campaign expen-
ses.
LADIES in town who do their
cwn sewing may be interested
a calculation some one
makes, that there are 10,06S
stitches in a shirt. To keep the
on will run the mum.
Der up 20 about IL 900.
A Colored boy named Raw.
ley, OF Ironton is said to be the
best billiard player in Southern
Ohio. He allows all the fast
young men of that place to pay
for the games. =.