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their campaign for the nomination Of
Hoffman by repeating The "itle game"
80 successfully played by, or foz, Mr.. sey-
mour. This is to concentrate the support
cls of all the other candidates upon Hoff-
man by ,nsgnauimously resigning in their
favor. The New York LEADER of last week
publishes an announcement that Hoffman
withdrAws from the CANVASS in favor of
Hendricks, Of Indiana. The Leader is the
Tammany organ par excellence, lately ed
tied by the Sheriff of New York, and now
reputed to be in the immediate charge OF
Mayor Hall. 1t is dripping with the Tam
many fat, and rocking with Tammany Sc
erets, which arc too precious TO he enttust-
cd to aug medium not under the control OF
Tweed and Sweeney.
It's present mission. undoubtedly, is to
do the maguanimous for Hoffman to
repeat that he does not desire the Office;
that he and his friends are pining to nomi-
nate some better man. This strategy
worked remarkably we'll in the casc Of
! Seymour, whom Hoffman, in many points,
resembles, 1t is not for us to say that it
cannot be repeated, since, in Seymour's
case, it was only tho repetition Of one Of
the standard tactics Of demagoguos i;
: Cesar tht1ce upon the Lupescal declined a
!. kingly crown, and few of his SUCCESSORS
, but have initiated him. But the country
Knows so we'll that Hoffman is straining
!; every nerve to secure the coveted bauhle,
+, that it will be interesting to see him prac-
i t;r Ia
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MppEs pRoTEcTIoH PRoTEcI,n


docs protection protect2 Does tho TAX
ing OF property from one man to give to
another increase the whole amount OF
property in the country? Is the whole Of
a, thing greater than its patts? Do two
and two make five in political economy
INV more than In arithmetic? These are
questions which Colonel W. ii. Gros7enor,
editor Of the ST. LOUIS Democrat, has at
tempted TO answer, in a volume of 3G2
pages, published by the Appletons, and for
sale by Messrs- Keen L Cooke, and by
other booksellers in this city.
In answering the question propounded
Try its title, tho author has plunged into the
sen OF statistics, and has brought together
IN array Of facts bearing upon the contro-
vErsy between protective and revenue tar.
IFS, and their effect upon particular
Industries and tho general industry,
which far surpasses, in completeness
and convincing power, anything that has
ever been compiled OF published in this
country, or, perhaps, in any country. Un-
Ill Commissioner Wells commenced his iu-
| vestigations> the domain Of statistics had
been SO far monopolized by The protection
| ists that the most extravagant statements
we're allowed to go unquestioned, or with
only feeble protest from the better-in-
formed portion OF III. community. For
instance, it had passed into nm axiom with
them that the financial paniea of 1887 and
1857 were produced by lowering Of the
duties on certain classes Of imported goods.
| AZ f}e firne theAa financial rav711s;ons tnot
, 1870-12-21

Ehety to zeal their ve,uict 1t vas UNDERMINE, a.
anont 9 O'clock that the Jury might tissRsce. =
MatoF1ty OF ila members voting tor deftnnsnt'
, 1870-12-21

1cllurG. The issue Was amnesty. The mat
ter Was good faith, republican government,
and marliness none OF these thucs. OF
course, Represented By Draks's sci OF
priateers. Dnte came to Washington aud
seduced our deeply insuitiye President to write
have peace" . support Of his disunion
faction. Sehurz, Brown. and the Missouri DIM
cora, found it easy to lay out both patron.cs
and imbeci!ity by about 1900 votet. prs2e
found il necessary to set into she'd OF outhauso
Of some so1t to avoid the general grin which
Louis, and he bored the mortified Pfesideut to
give him cushion On the bench OF iha Couft
at Claims. hitherto yery reputable aud iudi-
cal body. On the eve Of muftiing hie hesd In
This xs!,--retresting from The Senate In the
middle Of Els term to = cuhby-hoia Of the
veil 10 Ill his greatness. schurz anticipated
him by speech on A1uuesty. Tie latter xaa
delivered on Thursday. the prako tpeech an
Friday. Dsaks Ia still hutpi ,hiuE % his pieco,
"a il does not aPpesr in the Globe. We have
had no nicer @ exchange Of Eeulrks since Ferry
took the smooth Stones from the brook and
ehoHed Oliver T. Morton that hewss mol eousi
to taekl,ng David
To ctaTxcss.ize these speeches. pro and
! con, il easy. Schutz led tie sentiment Of the
rational and cheerful Republicaus oi Tia
United statee' speaking With their mildnesa
"
| xill be histo,,cal IS to lie lat a,t;tude sni
| downfall Of the hate and soup squad WHICH
turned the war for the Cnion into rem,uit-
ecnce fer revenue. and enteAvorod to make
Free Aieeoun counterpart Of Tammsny
Hail.
Drake bic. the last trumpet for Mo!och =.
his band ekedadaled downws1d, "dunE head
long filming Il WAS the ~ and the Gun,
addressed upward, the sic1 despxir Of ths ios
wretch uho quit heaven by trying to defaco ii
1t WAS pitiiu1, becanse it w4s 90 bad aud 9,
kclpless. / an ready to believe thst h thi
eense, Is marking the departure Of Tie eea O
bad feeling. thls debste was really one Of th
most 1emaIk.bIe We have ever hsd. But h,
| atokesmen we:e not entirely well-sslecsed
Seuascr Morton ought to have delivered th1
+, fnneEal enlngy Of the Hate psrty, and no
imposed lis cle1ic.l doties upon his pcor stool
tsseon sud curate, Drake. For It Is time TO
Morton to pirk ont his retiring plaee. som
Court Of Claima must open for him orc it b,
| too late.
| scaUHx aPEAu4o.
Schurz exemphded, in his speech, the neeG
and nature Of modern oratoTy: to spask t
the reason a1d spifo the rhetoric. IA atoo.
tebind bis ch.tr. with his portfolio Of nntuu
! sesipt before hin xtds open, azd tho suooes
, 1870-12-21

sehurz exsmphded, in his speech, the nee6a
and nature Of modern oratoFy: to epaak to
tebind his chair. With his portfolio Of nntuu-
sesipt beiore him xids open, AEd ths euooes-
, 1870-12-21

- - ST. LOU11. Det. ). 3353-
with nne toeny without The facts u bsck ap tvA7t
'aid t. her. went md *ax Catwen atse- SAT her,
AID he Ayt any nre who he raid had anE
.Ev easn inal tnssr.ourt with her !.a Dan nd lisr
to Eestuade hes to hack and ve with nr ii Tie
rpsinf etscEe all hare heard Il Infamous lies o
Jot~phs # r0G care Anythfux about and my chill
dHn. tsK hrF II ennAcnt TO come bsck to br my
W,fe viii pEeuiA. soa will never doutt her af.in-
n ones o5s: 1h.vs xItssa he1: bes9ins htr ioE:
you car ~ viii for you have good deal os insu-
ence with her II! also promise Fou neEef to hare
w.tnes.. an hslf crazy sncc she left today. 10
pe1uadc htr TO consent - live with And still be
wlte- Let ne hear fsom you 1t once 4nd oblike yuus
Efuihey. X. RtA4t4IEE
P.S-f vent to telegraph you to come oyrr to-Inof-
Tow hut found could Iot thefe otce At Col
Insy1le. 10 they told nc At the ofder heTu Il
, 1870-12-21

charged eFec1ncAuy VIII kae c1luea Ok loHEe!y
vhen coupled With the pref. Of Blight Honor
able
Bowen, the alleged bigsunist, married 3
sprightis. eeni-politicl tady, beAring the atis-
to<1s,1c name Of Petugrsw King. This dash.
trg Eidow Of the middle ags, has long Agufsd
Bowen is native Of Rhode 1s!aua, foad OF
female society. and it ia supposed tbss, having
divorce under Way from the drst Mrs Bowen,
he = "a un.bIe 70 resist the impulse Of more
congenia1 matrimonial partnership. and sotue-
court. This little indifference to the precise
time Of Thugs constituted nj the difference
between 1ee probability md bigamy. There IL
the usual complaint On As. Dowen's pArt that
he Is the victim OF persecutiun- Heaven
lnowB that there il too much bounding Of
feIka under this government, and that tho
3cs>t adversary one cAn mike Is r7El for
hopors. The most dishmofah1e road to tread
nowadays is the road 10 honor. Along that
road lies such ! vista Is the late Robert T.
Conrad made his hero, Aylmese see:
..Aubtstou struggles with sea Of hate:
lie who sweata up the 1idgy grade Of life
Below HIN hooung envy.
Buffers case appears to be less crime OF
impulse than Of deliberate desiSn- To com-
nit a ee1ifs Of fo1genes requires heart
which would scarcely shrink from the commits
eion Of the vesy hiShest onence known to the
Law. It ia vaguely eAid among Nh. B1sler'a
Colleagues that. during the rebellion. when he
wa Lieutenant Colonel, some Of hia fests
| passed !. little be. ond the line OF axful and
blocdy duty. He is tail, wirs- sell. pos ses sed
| ceptle,nan. with = shock Of pienteons fEizzled
| red hair, aud \ eomewhat mealy complexion
He has been Chairman ct the Republican
| sts,e Committee OF Tennessee, and hald Of
fees 20 far back A. Fillnore's term, Butler
is yuginian ty birth, and cannot be sid to
BE- easpet-baEger- He belongs 10 the geaus
Of the sou,h's Own fellowship EMS. denoni-
nated "sealle~ags;" looked down fr.m the
lsdie.' gallery OF the House the day before
Dutlrss arrett, 1hen be was probably aware
that afidavits bad jnst been maas ac:nsins
! him OF thee ecversl nets Of forgery, md yet
he sat quietly writing letters With placid
face. wonderful example ef nerve 0f such
hbte are many Of these reoens politiasns
mads. Accusation, indic:nant, hoel per
ecnal penl, even the Jail. novet MIKE
| thepa fiiuch. Tho xnnunt Of money
'pbich Butter Ia eh1zred to have ohtsined ia
tho shIse cases brought to light, CONES 70
rep1ed ,rpoeent. it ailI bs shown that Tor saoa
pesty Iarosuy STAKE, representative Of the
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ESSAYs Ypk YtCSG MES. ca eo..a1 srt!1, kss
tie pappnet5 o. laFseyne:y q sttunS AAEied VT:
saEitaJy trr tnl4e VT. f~tl tnLe4 {as u1at1.5
nIal harpetceA Sr:f fS*t tc sttkt euvelor- Addfts
HuM AN AasuuiA1i0A~ Bog PtllAs4:saia, II.
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Columbus s. IrOnton Railroad,
= The stock books for the rail.
road are open. On Monday last
1000 was subscribed BY a
very few persons: 1t is proba
BILE that the subscriptions will
reach 100000 before the close
of the week. There should be
cash subscription Of at least
100000 raised in this county
before the parties concerned
stop to take a breath, Two
years ago the live men of the
place got up a subscription Of
$4,000 without any large
amounts from any one. O. ..
The first subscription on the
present book is John Campbell
$4,000. There are several
other heavy men in this com
munity, that will be directly
and Immediately ben nefitted
more than 100000 by the
building ofthis road. If each
man will subscribe in proper
ton to the amount he is worth
and the real estate he owns,
that will be thri5bled in value
soon as the road shall be built.
there will be several more large
made. If the
money is not now put up TO
carry forward, the Columbus
road, the "Newark Haydenville
& South Point" Company will
be likely to connect the rail.
roads of the State with the
Chesapeake & Ohio by way oI
Symms Creek.-lronton Jour.
nal. r..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

RuMSEY. RoAns & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealersin Dry Goods and Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Fur
nacemeH to an examination oftheir extensive
Winter stock. They give srecial attention to
keeping the best goods. and you wilf always
and their stock the largest and prices the
lowest. One Of their firm remains East to
give his entire time in watching the murketS,
and in buying for them, and hence their stock
sslwsys fresh,Ana always first snprlitdwlth
the newest goods They operate largely, do
business on the principle OF, smallest prof
im, and practice the spirit Of liberal accom-
slodation. g.. FIf. eep. lp-yl
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Dyspepsia yslp,eappsi = ana Rheumatism.

CassAsIso, Saginaw Co.. M,ch, July 8. lsss.
ia. Q. W. tRoplcs-DaaS Sin ay father,
Z nov aSods sitty y>foaf yssfs old and Mas bsen,
si.fsr the 1aif6vs years. severely sfaie,ed WITH
shpyspepsiA apd 1kheumaiisp. sttt nded with
general nervous psderangement indeed 10 such
ah extent. as 70 defy the riiedesi skin Of our
best physiciaas, And I can truly say. fira
believe IL was reserved for your seandnAvian
a Rsmsdissso perform what all other remedies
had kiled TO do Ito work radical cure. For,
after taking box Of your Blood Pills and a
bottle ofPurlher. he began 70 recover rapidly;
bis appetite returned, the Rheumatic pains
Iett him, and ho is nov, in he snlospep. q
better health thau he, has eRI5sed in, ,thelAs,
so yesrs !, ahd 10 heavisf ,n dsshihua We
tl~sserst Ssfos.l Aaasf ESQ aptsoDss. this
& k,sout rsiinss thsl llelisyeiyepF spsilss
q .Na,i S44r ore then they sgs .spressr.ed.
HN. Yocrsros octt.Gl!y,, 3l
do .s.i .NELlIotiiESh TtaSIa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

WHEN Adam delved and 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 1rregu'
larities, Bilious Disorders, Dyspepsia
&c. Use the Mountain Herb riL,
and by fair trial convince yourself
their efficacy. Sold by all deal
Ill lCu 4H-rHl. ] ~ H.... 4.
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TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.

rRt Advertiser having hesp resiOred 10
hAalth iaAfcw weekr. by u very simple rem
sdy. alter having suffered several years with n
pavete lasg affection, and that dread disease,
Consumption--is anxious 70 make known TO
: obs fsllew suhefeta the means Of euis. 2 6 {
~ 70 all who desireat. he Win send copy Of
thapresenption used tfree oieharge) with thr
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they WIN aHd surs carefor consumpi
Zion, Asthma. Bronchi,is, ere. THE object II
Che, advertiser IN sending the Prescription is
30 benefit the afflicted. and spread information
which he co6eeivss. TO oe invaluable; and he
'nspes every sufferer wiiliry his remedy, ss !,
Z si,l cOss them nothipE and may Prove bless
s-ngv Isalo bis O56! 10 a.Cdl i
4, ,arties Wishing tAs, prescription, will p'ease
bag sI9aREriiEDWiap MwILsoHg
SIC owiliamtburs xIsst tesnp,y. New York,
sd .3ansF daN Iskyafro sdi fas
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Mollenkoph & Boqensohutz

Hereby announce that they have opened a
new and fashionable, custom made boot and
shoe store, In Union Block, Second 81, near
,hs ! oIc oficc, where they will always keep
on hand and manufacture to order, in the
Attest styles, everything IN their line, including
gents ladies' and misses boots and shoes OF
oil grades. ...
. they propose keeping stock ofgoods that
vii, not suffer in comparison with that OF any
other establishment in the city, aud which will
be sold at the lowest living rates.
All work warranted. None but skilllul
Workmsn employed.
Call a,d examine our stock and prices. Re
msmber the place, No. Union Block, near
Poet Once. noI2j 1869.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10
BIRTHS.

In Macarthur. OH the 4th inst, tC
the wife OF James Quick, q son.
In Macarthur, on the 9th inst, to
the wife of Capt. James W. Delay, a
daughter. ... =
In Elk township, on the 7th Inst,
to the wife Of Thomas Foley,a daugh-
ter.
In Elk township, OH the 9th inst,
to the vile Of Benjamin Coulter, q
daughter. -,' 1858
AT Zaleski, on the 4th inst, to the
wife Of Mr.. John Clark, a son.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

lPour friends will use preparation
for restoring glay hair they should
use the best in the market. Our at
tention has lately been called to an
article which has ali extensive sale
'anda very high reputatioIh known
as Rings Vegetable Anfbrosia, and
we are inclined TO think that it poses
ses more desirable and less objection
able qualities than any other in the
market. IL restores gray or faded
tair to its original color in q most
remarkable manner and by its invig.
Grating and soothing properties re-
moves all tlandruff and humors from
the scalpI Give it affair trial aud you
cannot fail to like il. IuGEt J.fI
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10
Notice to Teachers.

THE BOAR ofschooI Examiners for Vim.
on County will meet At the Union School
House, in Macarthur. on the let and ard sOtur'
lay MMarch, Apnl, May, September, October,
and November; and the LIST Saturday IN Janu
ary. February, lone. 5uly, August, and De
csniser, in'eAch J. ear. Examinations TO com
Insnce at ten o'clock, A. N. Satisfactory evl.
dence ofgoodmona chwa5ter will be required
n all cases. A fee Of 80 ceu;sls required 10y
Jaw IRON, each applicant. ~ -H.f.G
~ .Fs. BARNES, Cha, J Board oI
-. ~ HUHN, Clerk, school
Uf II. q. PeRlllE. \ Examiners
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10
lfKROItS OF YOUTH. .

A'deatleEnan who suffered gor years from
Nervous DebHity, Pemsture Decay and all
the efects'of youthful ludIscre,ion, viii, for
The FAKE OF suffering hhmanity, SEND fee ia
I'll who need it. thu receipt and directions t,r
srnkiug the simple remedy W which he wai
cured. sufferers Wishing to profit by the ad.
'ertIser's experience, can do so by addressing
N persct couhdence. iil -.L,.l - .ilA Y H
3 JOHN Is. OGDEN, -
IupslIly No. ~ Cedar street, New Yo r..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

JOHN T. DuaKLE is re fitting
hia store, running a partition
through the centre. Il One room
|, is TO be devoted 10 millinery
and fancy goods, and the othel
10 gen,lemen's wear, domestics
gio;eries,9 ,9etc. The ladies par
|,ticplariy will appreciate 3thi,
iG1anee. 10 10 alL 20 nnrL,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

ScHENcK offered the tariff
plank of The last Democratic
national platform as a House
resolution, in Congress, Mon.
day, and the Democracy voted
against it solid, without recog-
nizing it. ria''} o'..r"r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10
DIED.

In ZalcSki, on the 9Th inst., of 'ty-
pIioid fever. Daniel Hileman, in the
18th year of his age.
NEAR Marshtield, Athens County,
Ohio, OIL Monday, February 2S, 1870,
Mr.. Samuel Allison, in his slst year.
IN Eagle township, February 25th,
Mr.. Fitzer Jearls. :.
In Eagle township, February lst,
Mr.. lchabOd. Drummvnds. q ....
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10
8 r. d.; SLMONDS,
1
PhOt Ograph Artist

Corner Of Paint and Second Streets, Chill
osthe, has superior facilities for all work III
his line. ~ gallery is not surpassed by an,
ia southern uhio, and he guarantees sntislAe.
tion to all pa'rons. Wh'n visiting ChIllicothc
call at his rooms and examine his large col
lection OF specipens Of l'lnii and colorej pho.
tagTaphs. .r.-a.ti i...r.r nOy25ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

We take pleasure in calling
attention to the advertisement
of Dtvou & Co., of Cincinnati,
iii another column cf this pa,
per. This is the Pioneer House
in the Millinery line in their
city.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

SMITHS MERoANrILE COLLEGE
'Psrtsmeuth, OHIO, prepares young men prnc
Acallv for the duties Of the ccunting.roomi b,
teaching them bookkeeping, Writing, AMI
e1sinsss Arithmetic, aud also tor general
} ,usiness. ThersiS no ch,ss system -stJeni.
,au enter at ANY time. College permanently
ocatsd. Open day and evening.
AtdresJ E, W. SMlt Principal.
Zen, 10, 1867 VI 70.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

SOME person who hasen't the,
courage to sign his true nam
SANDERS the people of Wilkes.
vile township, numerically,
in a communication in las;
weeks Enquirer. ,a.,qar.a.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

sl ThE ladies oI the PreSbyteri
au'church have been re paiut
ing aud retflting the interioroI
their church. and have already
Effected Il decided improve
msnt in, in its appearance. They
deserve a great deal of credit
for furnishing the male biped,
with a suitable house in which
TO worship. .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10
Bride and bridegroom.

Essays for Young Men on thcluterestlug re-.
stioh u fsHgegroohto BRIDE in the inetlution
ofMsrnasc.- 6uide to tnn,rirnonlai felicity
nod true happiness. Sent by mail in sealed
ietter saselopes free OF charge. Addre,s,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box r., Phls Ell
ahia, Pa. sl''f, !"' d" "Fy I noygUly.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

J.F. TowELL, Portsmouth, ohio, offers
70 the Merchants and Fnruacemen OF Vinten
ssunty,a tupsror stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions. on terms the most favorable. john
'Slllslann, Travelling Agent.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

. Hon. II. S. BUNDY will deliv,
er a Lecture on temperance, al
the NJ. L. Church, in Near
thur, on Sunday, March 10.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10
WIpE;AwAKE, PuRE, E,.PREcrnAL, EsrEarAIxISs
And such as an Intelligent family ',can-
not AFFORD TO do pithout.o

a-eolld information on all matters con.
neeted with the Worlds Progroes IN Sci, nee,
Art, Domeatlc Ect uomy. the ant Of living the
comforts Of travelling, sorial scIe zee, naii nal
interests, and ind ivldnal rights, wil b, Spe
ciplly cult yated and developed, H"c'h"' with
stories and lighter lnerntnle for the family.
at the head ofthe Magazines Of to-
day."--N0rtedB Gazette.
Pre- eminent among the monthlies." ;"
-B1Walo Com. Advertiser.
"1he admirable plan Of This publica.
tion takes IN all topics of modern
houghtdad study, ,ehiie ererv subject is
inrartdbly treated ,oiM a6tlity."-Al-
bdny Evening Journal. a
dec 70 1869
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

. Horse and Jack pictures ia.
ken in clear or cloudy weather,
at this Office, neatly, cheaply,
expeditiously. a.ala 4l