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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-01

r ---sf x - 80 >''N
men, with a few invited guests,
made up an excursion at'Cin>
Oinnatia the other day and took
a ride over the NJ. & Z. R. r. as
farloast as MADEIRA. They took
the Through train from Balti-
more on their return and were
introduced into one of the new
Pullman sleeping coaches, of
which eighteen were recently
ordered by the NJ. q G. R, R.
at a cost of $4,000 Aor each
car. Below we. APPEND the de-
scription Of the coach as given
by a reporter who accompanied
the party, ,ot.,, .,...., .n..
at is one of the finest APP
pointed coaches OF, its kind,
and unsurpassed on any road
in this country. A heavy
Brussels carpet.covers the floor,
and red silk curtains of a drab
hue adorn tho windows. The
wood work is Of oiled walnut,
and is relieved by. the appear.
ance of gold and silver plated
metal. The sleeping arrange.
ments are complete, consi ting
Of twenty four Berths, which,
when pre- pared Tor rest make a
tempting couch. A state room
occupies space at one end Of
the Car, intended for the use Of
a family. at either end is a
wash room, one Tor 6 ntlemen
and the other for ladies, both
fitted up in iirst-class style,
with marble stands, mirrors
and every necessary article fol
the toilet. The car is heated
by sleam pipes, extending 6
around the Sides and commu
nicating with a stove at one
end, where a neat arrangement
for supplying the pipe will
steam exists. The arrange
mentS tor lighting and ventila'
tion are perfect. The exterio
of the coach Is of an invilin:
/! appearance. 1t rides on twelve
wheels, anu is' set on stee
springs, which gives it an ea8,
motion. Ro1 Tt5fl 10i 9m3a
) Each one of these cars cos
! $4,000. The Baltimore I
| Ohio Railroad has contracte,
with The Pullman Car Oompa.
ny for eighteen, all of whicl
are to be run between here an,
: Baltimore. One sleeping coacl
will leave Cincinnati every da,
at $50 A. NJ, ,and as rapidly a
! the, cars are completed the,
will be placed, on the line
None Of the Old cars will re
. main on the road, a provision
having been made in the con
tract for their disposal"
... .... .. E..l j y 49,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-01

To those suffering FROM diseases OF the Kid
ncys and Bladder and the consequent train
OF distressing ailments, this remedy is conf
dcntly recommended as relief, aud needs but
atrial to prove Its great value in the cure Of
the above mentioned diseases. AS an Altera-
tive, this Elixir viii be found much more
beneficial than the preparations of sarsapa-
rilla, so popular, land We might say of qucs-,
toned medicinal valuel, and where Blood
Purifier is needed, there Is ne question but
that the u, - . -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-01
DIBRETIG AND lLTERATlVE ELIXIR,

It is by far n more potent ana edectual Alter
atiye and Blood Purifier thaa Sarsaparilla, and
free from all objections that may be made
against the latter, aud its usual sdjuncts,
Iodide OF Potassium, or somo preparations Of
Mercury.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-01
Diuretie ard Alternative Elixir

will accomplish all that Is desired. Those
living In malarious districts, West and South,
as general thing need, on the approach OF
warm weather, such remedy; one that will
remove languor, aud restore tone and yigor TO
the system. No preparation will more effect
ually accomplish this than the - e. To
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-12-01
The Constitution

In affections peculiar TO FemnlcS, Il un-
equaled by any other preparation, as in
Chlorosis, or Retention, Painfulness, or
suppression OF Customary Eyacnationa, Ui;
all complaints Incidental 10 Tie eek, or tho
decline or change cflifc. ..-r.I
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

A man IN San Francisco recently y come
mitted suicide for fear Sombody. some
time, IN SoO,sWsy, might possibly 4Wlps.
de bin somowuat,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
woMANKISD.

a pleasant. cheerful, lively, generous
charitable minded woman is never old
Her heart is as young at sixty or seven
ty as II was at eighteen or twenty; enc
they who are old at sixlv.or seventy ART
moi made old by time. They are made
old.by ravoges Of passions and ieslingl
Of 90 uDsocial and ungenerouS naRre
which have caukerea their minds
wriuklGd their spirits, md withercd thOiI
souls. They are made old bV envy, ha'
lred, suspicions, unchnritable feelings
by sIaujeriug, soandslizipg, ill-bred
habits; which. iftbey avoid, they pre-,
serve their youth 10 The very last, s0thal
the child shall die, as Tho Scriptures say,
hundred years old. There ore many
old women who pdde themselves on be,
ing eighteen or lwenly. They carry all
the schstscteriatics Of age about them,
without even suspeoling that they sre
old women. Nay, they eveu laugh and
sneei, sud moke themselves merry with
sucb miah as malice can erjNy BY sat-
seaslio Isaleti6Rs upon : he agss ~ eiisaT'
who may step IN modesily belWnsnthfif
and admir- rsIion, or bfesk do#n,ths mo-
nopoly Of attrsclion which they have
enjoyed for o season, either in ir0gioa
ton or reality. Ptido is on old passion.
ond vanity is as gray rs tbe mountains.
They are old women that have much Of
either They are dry, heariless, dull,
cola Indifferent. They wont tho WE'LL
spring Of youthful affection, which is al
ways active, always engaged in some
labor Of love which is calculsted 10 pro.
mote aud distribalo erjoYmOtt. Old
woman, old dlaig, old grid lgce. old eripe
OF any other nickname with the epilbet
old prefxed 10 il, is as COMMONLY Np.
piled BY children 10 bad tempered
molbeas, nurses, CT nun's, as pretty,
kind, sweet, dear. and other yonlhful
epithets, are inslinctiyely applied to the
good bumored grahJn, with her wrink.
led face. There is an old age Of the
heart, which is possessed by many who
have no suspicion that there is anything
old about them; aud there is a youth
which uever grows cd a Love who Is
ever boy, Psyche who is ever .
girl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
"REMINISCENCES OF HENRY s. .EOoTE
ANDJEFFENSON DAVIS.
a Mem orable union viotOIy.

In the year -, Henry s, Foo'o, FOR
some reasons now forgotten, was liIer.
ally refugee from the State Of Missis
sippt All one time a leading politician,
but unwilling to endorse the constantly
increasing secession sentiment which
even at that early day found clamorous
tongue, there was fastened upon him the
odium Of being opposed 10 the assumed
public sentiment Of Mississippi. This.
with uuimpoitaut causes Of persouel
nature, SO thoroughly destroyed bis pub
lilo position. that he literally ael from
the Slate and bccome political Micaw-
Der, waiting for something to Putn uP.
Jefferson Davis, at this time, had just
reached carly manhood, and, outside Of
limited number Of people in his loculi-
H., lie was unkUoWu. He was the cen
ire, however OF on active organization.
known as Young Mississippi its lead,
ing purpose being to abuse, dsnounce,
aud nisrepresent tho North a1d North
ern institutions.
This action finally crystalIized into
the perfection of the State rights doct-
r:ne, aud an open defiance, so far as
words went, Of oil Federal authority.
Under such leader, and his reckless
mad cap followers. everything that could
be done to meke Mississippi provinclally y
Southern was rudely asserted. Lynch
ling Northern men who became Obnox.
io1s in suy community. denouucing abb
olitionists, glorirying slavery and the
doctrine Of The Reputation Of honest
de6ts we're somo of the especial claims
that we're thrust forward to attract al.
tep,ion and eulis. followers.
An this while, the majority Of the old
citizens of the State, the early settlers oI
The country, Including such men as
Ouitman, Duncan, Mercer, sbarksr, the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
VOLUME POINT PLEASANT
FaIum-M -Mi,.ls.lppi Was I.dosmad q

Forum Mississippi was redeemed for
ever.
Nothing could exceed the profound ob
scutily into which Jefferson Davis, "a q
party leader, now sank ia public esli.
nation. He Wasin the exaggerated Ian
guags Of Governor FootO, uttered in the
irsE blush Of his unparalleled victory,
'sunksn so low. that there Was for him
snd his supporters no resurrection,
MenWhile Henry Clay was defeated
sud Mr., Polk was President. The Mex.
ican war was commenced. aud jefferson
Davis came out othis long retirement IS
Colonel Of the Frsl Missisaippi Regiment
But whatever honor he gained on the
Rin Grnndc commanded for him nocivil
recognition iu Mississippi; and through
the succeeding four yeGls Of the Tyler
Hsrison administration be was sill left
in that grave Of obscurily 10 whioh he
had heen tcu Yeas previously consigned
by Governor Foota end the people OF
Mississippi. Another election came, end
Franklin Pierce was President, The
FIRST oilicicl act Of this son OF New
Hampshire was TO offer Jefferson Davis
a seat IN his Cobinetl Davis selected
that Of Secretary Of War, and the militia.
ry power Of The nation was placed ia his
hands By this act Mr.. Pierce touched
the dead carcass Ofdisuuioni'm wish the
apOar Of Ithurial, and caused il TO spring
into life. And thus TO. Mr., Pierce aud
thOlcnding public men ofthe North. more
than 10 those Of the South, is the world
more indebted for the rrbsIliOn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

A good way to catch a glimPse Of 81.
Peter is to Gil lighted kerosene lamp
from q can.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
CooKING AND CoURTING.
Tox 10 NED.


Dear Ned.-nO doubt you'll bo surprised
When you receive and read this letter;
I've erailed against the marriage state,
But then, you see, knew no better.
I've met lovely giil out hero,
Her manner is-well-very winning:
] We're soon to te,--wOll, Ned my dear,
| Iltell you all from the beginning.
went to ask her out to ride,
Last wedncsday,-it was perfect weather:
She said she couldn't, possibly,
The servants had gone of together.
tHibernians always rush away,
At cousins funerals TO be looking.)
Pies mustbe made, and she must stay,
She said, to do that branch Of cooking.
"oh. let me help you" then cried:
"I'll bea cooker, toO,--how joElyl"
She laughed. and answered, with smile,
can right 5ut you'll repent your folly:
For / shall be tYrAnt, sir,
And good hard work you'll have TO grapplo
So sit down there, and don't you stir,
But take that Enito and pare that apple"
She rolled her sleeve above her arm--
That lovely arm SO plump and rounded:
Outside the morning sun shone bright:
Inside, the dough she deity pounded,
Her little fingers sprinkled -four,
Aud rolled the piccrust up in masses:
passed tho most delightful hour
Mid butter, sugar and uOlasses.
With deep reflection, her sweet eyes
Gazcd on each pot and pan and kettle;
She sliced the apples, filed her pies,
And Chen the upper crust did settle.
Her ripping waves of golden hair
In one great coil were tightly twisted:
But locks would break IL here and there,
And curl about whero'er they listed.
And then her sleeve came down, and
Fastened it tup,--her hands were dOnghy;
Oh, itdid take the longest time,
Her arm, Ned, was 90 fair aud snowy
She blushed, and trcmbled, and looked shy;
Somehow, that made INC all the boldcr:
Her arch lips looked SO red that l.
Well--found her head upon my shoulder.
W.'re to be married, Ned, next month";
Come and attend the Wedding rovels,
really think that bachelors
Arc tho most miserable devilsl
You'd better go for some girls hand;
Andifyou are uncertain whether -.
Yol dare to make due demand,
Why, iusttry cooking pies together
4sHRrD1d a 4dUOeatssS z 90
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
JOB WORK.

We are prepared to do job Work Of every
dcscrip,ion, in as good style as any Office in
{Ais part Of the Slate, and at lower prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
TrRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
TpRMS OF ADVERTISING.


TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
on. suuare(l irch) insertion 81 90
Zach additional insertion, 50
One square months, 5 90
zone square months, 90
one square IL months, 10 %
One fourth Of column, 3 months, 10 90
One fourth ofa column, IS months Is 90
onertourth ola column, l2 months, 90 90
One half Of q column, 3 months, ls 90
one half Of column, 6mOnths, % 90
One half of a column, IL months, IS %
t'ons columns months, 25 90
SOue column, 6 months. 95 90
: column, u months, 5000
gne ,..-.i.em,-'' ats not having the qam6er
Az d.ariinn; aGIS MARKED Ou copy VIII. ~ -.
serted SO until ordered out. and charged for &C
rOrdinglY
= Transient advertisements must be paid for
Free advertising positively discontinued
Advertisements for charitable Institutions, in
serted for half price. 80.
Marriages and deaths publishsd free. obit
vary Notices and Tributes Of Respect. charged
Lafth, above rates.
Announcing candidates for county offices,
So O0; for State and Federal Offices, $40 OO
payment required in advance.
Communications solicited, but every article
isdst bs accompanied with the name Of the
writer.
All legal advertisements must be paid Tor
before tho Iroofof Publication can be obtained.
Plaintiffs are required by Law 10 pay the cost
IT Orders Of Publication before the Froot OF
PuLIicption ia issu ID
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20
rnwRRFIIL pREACnERs.

He is the btst-the most powerful
preacher who tells the most truth 10
The best manner. We hear little OF
nothing Of the oratorical display aside
by Chfist or his Apostles, but va feel
tie effects today throughout Chrisien-
dom Of the truths he performed. We
want live. healthy. vigorous men 10 tho
pulpil-men with messages from God 10
man-from the source Uf Iiio anil light
to see The sin n.siek soul. We do not
want cold, danny natures that freeze
our blood and make US to'pidi but we
want the Joyous and hopeful to, enliyen
ond not drsgged down 10 spirit. We
want the preacher who wins and draws,
rather than him who nafcoIiEcs or repel5.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

When lady oucs asked TurnaT. the
celebrated Eaglish painter, What his So
cret was, he replied: Il have no secret,
madam, but work. This 10 q se-
ofsl Ii many never learn, and cant
succeed, because they don't leatn i'll
Labor is the genius that changes the
world from ugliness TO beauty, and
the greatest curse, to great blessing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

A gentleman ond bis wife, appOr.
emily occupying good position in So-
cjety called dt the Refugee on Black
wells Island, New York, the other day
and asked to be allowed to go over it,
Having inspected tho various deplrt'
,nenls, lust before leaving, the gentle.
mau snid 10 his wife. Now | will tell
YOU great secret; waU brought up
il this place The lady seemed much
surprised, and as,onishcd all BY quietly
observing. And 50 was l.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-01-20

That wss q beautiful idea in ths mind
Of little girl, who 90 beholding . rose
bush, on the topnost stem Of which lha
oldest rose was fading. while boloW and,
around It three beautiful crimson bdds
we're Just unfolding their rharmsat once.
earnestly exclaimed 10 her brother: 'ssS
William, these little buds have awaken
ed in time 10 kiss their molhoL beloES
she,hies,'
The New York herald., 1870-04-04

THE NEW YORK HERALD FOR 1913 AND 1850, Uk-
bound for sale. Address d. j. Dor INA Hsrnld oree
The New York herald., 1870-04-04
DIRECTORY rOR ADVERTISERS.

ANusENENTs-rwrLrrn PAaE-rhiro, fourth. nfth and
AgssoEoasia' Agssso3iEs si'olsns aa.Nsnsru rAer-s!..s column.
s6RRpsass xS5 LoSaEks PAGE
soAsp 1SD SHsS48 4I8oDersa wAsrED-sIsrI PAsI-rifiA
bAooSIYS REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-NrxrH rAas-
BUSINESS e0SPPokTuNir1Es-NIsrH PAss-snih o0l-
$Hz s4Gss
CLRkSs ss!s"1i AND sALEsnEN-EnrvxsrH rAer-Fa.h
zsB sss@a rA..y.
SIS rAsrrA and sixth
E4ssss
S*RShISS HoSsss y LET@sSssisHEo AMP ys,
sssaa column
r0R 9R,s;aI;.., ,ssALEasE3osp PAaE-rhIrd column.
SSEEoa XDvERTisEHEsTs@EIs iSi rAas-sis.A
HELF WS&srED-xALEs- ELEVENTH pAsx-s,..h col
@ELf wANrED-FEMALEs-EL PAsE-FoursA
HoRsEs o@SRi%ass. 4o-F,ssr PAes-sccona and
HOUSE, so, fsSms
IEsTsGcTfos -E.ssr pAes,-rhlra column.
Ty y
ShN REAL ESTATE Foa sAEE-TwELFTa PACE
I5cyySE sExsoSTwsI,.n pAes-ysars column.
NACHlNERY--SEoosD PAdp-Third column.
MAkBLE MANTELS- SECOND PAaE-Third column.
lATRlM0NIAL-TwkLrrn PAGE Third column.
SEDEAL,-NISTH PAoE-S!xth column.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING-FIRsT PAGE-sixsh
AIscELLANRoUs Observation-Disclosures PAGE
MIsCELLANEOUs- NINTH PAaE-sixth column.
NJ SiCAL-TwELrTH PAeE-Finh column.
NEWsPAPERs-FIRsT PAax-FouIth column.
YERSONALS-FIRsr PAek--First column.
PIANOtORTES- S-TwHLvTH FAGE-Thfrd column.
ROLITlCAL-NISTH PAGE-Third column
4ROPOSA LS-FrRsT PAGE Fourth column.
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL Estate TO ExCHANaR-NINTH PAes-Fourth
REAL ESTATE wANrEp-rwrLrrn PAeE-Third
REsTAURANTs-NrsT PAes-Fourth column.
REWARDS=NiNTH PAoE-FOurth column.
Roons AND APARTMENTS 70 LET-sRcoND PAGE
SALES AT ACCTION-sEooNp PAeK-Rirst second and
s1TuATIOws WANTED-FEMALEs-ELx PAsx-
First, second, third and fourth columns
slTUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SPECIAL NoTiCEs--F1nsr PAer-Firss and second
sPoRTiNG~Doas BIRDS. &o-FrRsr PAGE-second
column.
eTORA0E-ELxvEwrH PAon-sixth column.
EUMXER RESORTS-NINTH PAex-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT AGE. Heeoni column
TO LET FOR, BUSINESS PURPOsEs-sEooND PAGE
TRAVELLERS s'uT1i GWipE-rrxsr pAcr-st,th column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &o--FIRsT PAex-Sixth
The New York herald., 1870-04-04

A GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR EUROPE DEslREl
70 sei hi. entire EstHbilshmspt consisting OF hook
Ac. also pair Of bay Horses l6 hands hgh and year.
old kind. Apply private stable la
East Seventeenth street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE.
New Discovery.

-
Compound Oxygen Treatment
Dr. BROWN has located permanent ONCE at No. Is West
Twenteth street, New York, for the purpose of treating
Throat Lung and all diseases caused by impure condition
bioAson of esseu rases which scientific
man have been trying TO form for but without
kos results till tho recent important discovery made
This remedial ent entrel ydinerent 10 eonposion aud
euilar to the human sniy II would be impossible in Ills
limited to enter fully into philosophy great
70 be derived By ihis rsatmen suce
70 say that tue great rcnovatr OF the body and
ample tn quantity tu disease progresses the blood
becomes oared with eete matter Inflammation, local
general induced and the whole structure II In danger To
the source OF healthy secreons surely
only Tor healthy con 'ions pablo OF promptly
coming disease conditions In disease them the demand
for & supply must be met by larger supply Of the
The blood furnishes tho elements OF bone blood
furnishes tho elements OF 10 nerves. the elements
Of nerves 10 skin, the elements Of yet while each
OF these diner somewhat IN composition Others the
constituent Clements Of blood by which they furnished
are the same Hence the importance medical agent that
Will reach all diseased and impoverished conditions OF the
biood for ow Will the blood healthy bone muscle,
gen Is the universal tonic and blood purner being
used a agent In orng the diseased TO hoah
breathed into the lungs ente the circulation decomposng
All Impurities IN the blood stimulating the stomach
Ing all irregularities impartng now life and
vfgor to the shattered and wased nervous system
Dr. BROWN regular graduate OF medicine, surgery and
hygiene Thereore 70 making oxygen specially, he docs
descs to cooperate with him acvatng human suffering.
PHYSICIANS arc invited TO call and In esgatc remedy
and use u 80 an auxiliary IN their practice.
All inquiries oy letter will be answered. and al necessary
- ~s wv w. B. BROWN, N. D..
No. Id West Twentieth street, Now YORK.
The New York herald., 1870-04-04
DRY GOODS.

, DRY GOODS.
A NEW STORE,
ssl BRoADwAn
Gents linen Handkerchief, I2c. to sic
Ladies Ladies, Il e a linen lMs@.iish r. lss see &c
~ - s''' '''- -sAfaAISs DHtasrsssx Il sEnAr
Linen Tape rrimm,nxs, 2sc piece.
Lace, edge Ruilnss. 25c piece
Hh.%ssrf H.ais. asa saaf: ao.T. and m in;srsns M .s.
'''' &c. ssss ssS ssssss Sss
y:isnslsnne: YAH, Sia L.ces. 2sc.. &C.. 5oc piece
Lac: Lac: fstssS! eoIis1 sssef; s a.. sas 81
Lace Handkerchiefs, 2Sc up.
F:s'sf ss &c. s.
sis Al SIX S'fssa: Roman III Tis: :s 10. ~
AZ AZ y: n: new n styles ..yI:: in IN Round, Round ns4.
Al the new shapes tn Hs. Frames, &c.
All The ne" shapes in Bonnet Fss; TSIsiIsa M Departures,
s silt Erinss,. &c.. g., lss, .s, iac M yard:
Ts.s %::slIs. TsiS@iss: mil *. &c pl.e.
st y; .:i
LESS sSSSs SS$4ss e SSSaSiH $sS s$sSss
Ladies', sns Spring Gloves, ise up:
ias: h.s Rs sns so7ss sss,'a sovss S H. sIs p. PAR
Ladies, Ladies: Kid g sSss: So. 1es ,s soc 7Sc pair
Ea:5i Eas.s 1i na sffi'ss Goss fsss isss. &c., sse
Best SIX cord 900 yard Cotton, &c. spool.
Every sss COL color I'M 10 h%Sraids'y ai Sin, &c.
French wo5i,aE sottsn:, ie. aud &C. sksln.
@Js.JssEsry. Jet 2SS, sos go soc ;se SO SOC "a and & sse Sc.
s''' ''''' 0''''''' '''' ''' 'A1 wiIIfzM kIszEz
between Ampy and Fourth ssrsssA