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Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28
POLITICAL.

William Window, who has Just been APP
pointed to fiji the vacancy in the United
States Senate from Minnesota, is native
of Ohio, and has many friends in Massa-
chusetts He is forty-three years old, is a
lawyer Of good abilities, and has been a
citizen of Minnesota since 1858.
In the 9th district of Indiana represent
ed by Gen. Shanks the Democrats have
put in the field John Colerick, lawyer OF
Fort Wayne, hitherto comparatively UNI
known npolitics.
The Hon. William Il. Niblack. present
member OF Congress, has been renomina-
ted without opposition.
The Democratic victory in Oregon is
not much of shower, after all. The av-
erage majority is less than 400. The N.
Y. Tribune says II our friends had taken
proper interest in the canvass. they might
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28
GENERAL NEWS.

An old lady at St. Landry, Louisiana, before
her death, could count up over eight hundred
lineal descendants, all blood relations of hers.
Ex-Secretary Seward is to start shortly,
though i'll his seventeen year, for voyage
around the world. He will keep a sharp look
out for any new worlds that may be offered
for sale. The high price of ice may have
something to do with his proposed voyage.
A man passed through Council Bluffs, Iowa,
a day or two ago on his return to Missouri
like it up thar" said he. ''Have nine months
of winter, and the rest of the time it's ID
late in the fall
The Navy Department appropriation this
last year. The Department could not have
got along with less, and Admiral Porter doubts
whether it is enough.
Surgeon Thomas W. Leach of New Hamp
shire, has been ordered to the Portsmouth
n. II. yard
There seems to be a good deal of misunder
! S-
salaries. 1t provides that the per cent. de-
ducton shall be made as heretofore by all
paymasters and disbursing clerks on salaries
to the end of this month. After that no de-
duction will be made, but each officer, wheth-
er civil, naval or military, will receive his
full pay, and then, next spring, make an in
come return just as other folks do.
Five counties in Noruhern Ohio have an
sold Maids Society" They had an excur-
sion and picnic recently. The aged Sister
hood" are in good health.
As Governor Fairchild of Wisconsin and a
/ friend were riding by rail from Madison
lately two young ladies with their beaus en-.
tered the crowded car, and the distinguished
gentlemen surrendered their seats to the fair
ones. But great was their surprise to see
the young men occupy their seats and take
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

The Congregational Conference of this State
has taken measures to establish a School
under the patronage of Congregationaists
1t is everywhere conceded that this school
should be of the very highest character, edu
cational and religious. Other denominations
have displayed liberal spirit in establishing
and maintaining such schools at Kent's Hill,
Bucksport Lewiston, Waterville, Augusta
and Westbrook. By reason of the denomina-
tional interest in these schools they are sue
cess,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

easily have given 900 Republican major
ity. When national contest comes they
will, doubtless, restore the State to the
side of strong Republican government,
where il has been for years, and now
legitimately belongs.
It Is understood that the friends of the
prohibitory law, in Mass. have, to con-
siderable extent, made up their minds
that they must organize as distinct polit-
ical party this fall.
The York County Republican Conven-
ton was held in Alfred on Tuesday. The
delegates were all actuated by good
spirit and the utmost harmony prevailed.
The following nominations were made ::
Senators, John B. Nealley of South Ber-
wick, Joseph c. Roberts of Waterrobo,
Joseph Hobson of Saco; County Commits
sioner, Albert G. Hussey of North Ber-
wick, Cornelius Sweetser of Saco Clerk of
Courts, Amos l.. Allen of Alfred; Sheriff,
Edmund Warren, of Kennebunk; County
Attorney, Geo. c. Yeaton. The follow
ing gentlemen were chosen county COM
mittec: Albert G. OBrion of Cornish,
Jeremiah NJ. Mason of Limerick, Nathan
iel Hobbs of North Berwick, Joel NJ. Mar
shall of Buxton, George Getchell of Wells,
b. F. Hanson of Sanford, Nathaniel Little
field of Lyman, VIM. A. Cromwell of
South Berwick, Geo. w. S. Putnam of
York and John +. Butler of Biddeford
The following resolution was passed:
Resolred That we hereby re-affirm our
confidence in and answering devotion to
the principles of the Republican party.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

The Prize Defamation of the Sophomore
Glass of the Maine State College of Agricul-
ture and the Mechanic Arts will take place on
Tuesday, August I'd, commencing at quar-
ter before eight in the evening, at the Metho-
dist church in Orono. Examination at the
close of the term will occur ON the next day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28
GFEAT FIRE IN EAST BOSTON.

The telegraph was strangely silent in regard
ton on Monday afternoon, destroying two
churches, about fifty dwellings, and an unas-
certained number of stores and workshops
covering from seven to eight acres of ground.
The Island Ward seems destined to be raw
aged by fire. For the fourth or fifth time
within the last ten or twelve years her terri
tory has been burned over by acres; her
worksho and mills and factories have been
levelled to the ground, and her people by
scores have been burned out Of their homes.
| The fire Monday was one OF the most dsas-
trous she has ever experienced. The loss is
estimated at from $3.50, 900 to 100000. Pre-
cisely how much was covered by insurance is
not now known, but many of her hard work
ing mechanics who Monday noon were fore
handed, are now penniless. The fire burned
everything on the square bounded by Border,
Decatur and Liverpool streets and Central
square. 1t then assaied the Presbyterian
church, backing up on Liverpool street, anj
fronting on Meridian street, and all the build
ings on the west side of Meridian street nortl
of the church up to Central square. 1t theI
crossed Meridian street, taking all the build
ings from the point of junction with Londol
: street up to Porter street. Then it got acros
London street and destroyed the property oil
both sides of that street from its junction witt
., Meridian street nearly up to Porter street
To these limits the main confederation wa.
confined. The fires elsewhere were scattered
about here and there, and took from the flying
cnders. The fire originated in the plan
ming mills of w. & J. +. Bennett, in Border
street. The well regulated fire department
done all in its power, but it seemed almost
impossible to stop the fire-fend One fireman
was killed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

The f. & n. A. Railway Company have
commenced work on the Saltwater Branch of
that road, and it will probably be completed
this fall. The Sunrise is authorized to say
that the road will be completed, and the cars
running through from Bangor to Halifax as
early as August or September of next year.
This is but a short time to wait for so impor-
tant an event. The finishing of that road will
revolutionize nearly all of the business of
Aroostook.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

On Tuesday the decomposed body of a man
was found in the water in Falmouth, and iden-
tilted as the body of Timothy Anglon, who was
drowned by the upsetting of the small sloop
yatch Gipsey, down the harbor on the 2lst of
June last
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

The dodge of the coal miners last
year for keeping up the price of
that necessity, was so successful that
they have attempted again this year
with result more promising to the con-
sumers than to themselves. The miners
determined on an eight hour strike, but
unlike that of last year. this was an entire
failure. On the day when the turnout was
to come off, there was no body found
among the men of the Scranton coal re-
gion to be ready for it, theminers keeping
to their work, and it is expected those Of
the Schuylkill district will resume work
Immediately The attempt will prove a
failure, and it is now pretty generally be-
lieved that people will get their coal for
next winter at reaso nable prices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

Eighteen were added the first Congrega-
tioalist Church in Wells, Rev. l.. Goodwich
pastor, on the second Sabbath of this month,
part of the fruits of the religious interest
there. Four of them were the children Of
the pastor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

This season seventy-five colleges have con-
ferred l70S degrees in course, and 272 honor
ary, and among the latter sS DDS, and Ga
Lids.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

A Free Baptist church of fifteen members
was organized at West Surry, July 18th.
Eight of the number received baptism at the
hands of Rev. f. Harding, and all received
the hand of fellowship, in accordance with the
usage of the L. B. denomination.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

The house of worship of the Elm Street
Congregational Church, Camden, has recently
been enlarged and beautiied, and on last
Sabbath. July oath, it was dedicated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

Mr. Jeremiah L. Fullerton of Bath, has
accepted a call to supply the Warren Church
at Cumberland Mills for one year Mr.. Full
lerton is a recent graduate of Andover.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

Samuel Budwell has confessed 20 setting
fire to the poor farm buildings burned in
Ramford last week. He was arrested Satur-
day by Deputy Sackson Of Dixfeld.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

Col. Geo. W Kicker has been appointed
land Socety's annual Fair at Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28
Republican County Convention.
Granite Hall. Augusta, Wednesday, August lot

The Republican voters of Kennebec county are
reouestedto send delegates TO a Convention to be
held at Z Tawer
Granite Hall, Augusta, Wednesday, August 10th,
at 1, O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of nominating
three candidates for senators, one County COMMITS
sjoner County Attorney, County Treasurer, Sheriff,
and to tran sact all other business that may proper
lv come before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows:
Each city town and plantation will be entitled 10
one delegate and an additional delegate for every
seventy-tive votes cast for Joshua l. Chamberlain
at tine j;uhernatorai election of 1868. fraction OF
forty votes will be entitled to an additional dele
gate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28
COURT HOUSE. yvIsCAssET,

on Thursday August 25th, 1870 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
for the purpose of nominating candidates for Sen
ator, Sheriff, County Attorney, Register of Probate
County COMMISSIONER County Treasurer and to
transact all other business that may properly come
before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be as follows
Each town and plantation will be entitled to one
delegate, and an additional delegate for every fifty
votes CASTOR the Republican candidate at the Cub
ernatorial election of 1866. majority fraction
will be entitled to an additional delegate.
ANDREW LACY, Wiseasset,
JAMES A. HALL, Damariscotta Republican
SAMUELL l.. MILLER, Waldoboro', County
SAMUEL j. BOND, Jefferson, Committee
HORACE FossETT, Bristol,
July IL, 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

Messrs. Johnson & Son of Winthrop have
purchased the Shore Mill and lands adjoining
on the Island side, At Upper Saltwater, and
are to erect steam mill in connection for
the manufacture of shovel handles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28
FROM AUGUSTA to NEW YORK:

Passengers by this route will lie ticketed through
to New FORK by the Steamers FRANCONiA and
DIRItiO which leave Portland for New York every
Monday and Thursday Baggage trucked in Port
land flee of expense Fare from Augusta TO- New
York: Cabin, 81 so; meals extra; Deck passage,
S5 80. go
The Ella connects also at Bath each trip, with
the steamer Spray for Boothbay.
This boat will stop at any of the ce-houses on the
river on display of Il white nag as signal
For further particulars apply to
ttt.nne23 b. F. MORSE, Augusta, Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28
towns and plantations are entitled to


Somerset County Republican Convention.
The Republican voters of Somerset county are re-
quested to send delegates to Convention to be
held at COburn Hall, SkOwhegan, Thurs
day, August 18th. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the
purpose OF nominating two candidates for Scna-
tors, County Attorney, County Treasurer and one
business that may properly come before the Con-
venton. The basis of representation will be as
follows, viz Each town and plantation will be en-
titled to one delegate, and one additional delegate
for every fifty votes cast for Joshua l.. Chamber
lain at the Gubernatoral election of 1868. frae.
ton Of thirty votes will be entitled to additional
delegate.
a JAMES WRIGHT,
WILLIAM FOLSOM Republican
4st" N.F. BLUNT, County
xs JAMES Il. DAsCOMB Committee
sssst. HoRATIo N PAGE,
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Lincoln County Republican Convention.
The Republican voters Of Lincoln County arc
requested to send delegates to a Convention to be
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

1t is ascertained at Leavenworth, Kan
sas, that private John Malone, a deserter
and the assassin of Col David ii. Buel,
has eScaped arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

The Bath Times says that as the train on
Tuesday was starting from Brunswick for
Portland JAS. Peters in attempting to jump.
on the train missed his footing and fell by the
track. the cars passing over his arm and lace
rating it in a terrible manner. Medical assis-
tanee was procured aid the unfortunate per-
son will undoubtedly have TO submit to am
putation of his arm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

1t is rumored that John Bailey, Esq. one
of the most benevolent and public spirited
men of Skow hogan, is about to close business
there, and remove to New York. Such q
change will be great loss to Skowhegan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

The Androscoggn Herald says that horse
belonging to Mr.. Harrison of Mechanic Falls,
ran away one day last week frightened by the
ears, and upsetting the carriage threw out his
wife and child. 1t was feared at first that
they were badly hurt, but the facts have hap
PLY proved to the contrary. The same day
Miss Aggie Robson and Miss Annie Chandler
were thrown from a carriage by seat tipping
ont and quite badly frightened though not Sc
riously hurt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1870-07-28

The second annual series of County insti-
tutcs will commence at North Berwick, Aug.
lst. An institute will be held in each county,
continuing five days. These institutes will
he under the charge of Prof. F. A. Allen,
Pennsylvania, assisted by the county super
visors and the State Superintendent. There
will be County Convention of Superintend-
ents and Committees, School agents and edu-
Gators, on Friday forenoon of each week; an
examination of teachers the same afternoon,
and a reunion and award of Institute cetlh-
Gates, Friday evening.
The Seventeenth Maine Regiment Associ-
alton, the oldest society of the kind IN the
State. will have an excursion on the 18th OF
August. the anniversary of the muster-ln OF
that regiment The literary exercises will be
held in Portland on the evening of the lIth,
and will consist of an Grafton by the Kew.
James O. Thompson, formerly captain OF
the Seventeenth. and 4 poem by Captain Geo.
w. Verrill The excursion of the members
of the First, Tenth, and Twenty Ninth regi-
ments. also occurs on the 18th OF August.
The Fifth Maine Regiment Association oc-
ours later in the month
The Times is informed that the dwelling
house of Lazarus Farrin, in West Bath, was
entered hy robbers Tuesday morning, who
succeeded in obtaining quite large amount
of money which Mr.. Farrin had deposited in
a trunk for safe keeping. Mr.. Farrn in at
tempting 10 seize the Williams, was so unforta-
nate as to fall down high stairway injuring
himself somewhat severely, and thereby CIV
ing the scoundrels an opportunity to escape
with their plunder.
The Androscoggin Herald says that horse
belonging to Mr.. Harrison of Mechanic Falls,
ran away one day last week frightened by the
cars and upsetting the carriage threw out his
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LIST OF AGENTS.

Nv IL ~ SsHf,iILLE, NILE, CHURCH RUN AND yJCIN1
SERVER. HSsstahi, John Van
TirI'syILLE. CHURCH RUN AND vrc,v,
NIL. IL. THOMAS. Office and address Nh.
Han Honst. = itusvile, Pa. "1''''s' ''i''i'
SsxHAnBO RG AND vICINTTY-GEoRGE JR.
"a. .onic', shamblrg; residence, Titusyilie. Pm
ENTERPliSE, pLEASANTVILLE. RrAN
FARM AMP PlTHOLE-GEORGE " Van
ELIET. OH . md address, Chase uopse. PIcas'
aniyille. Assistant, II. G. Huntingdon 'o'''
TlDIOUT,: AND WEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CLARK. Office and address, Exp, ess OflIcc Tydi.
quite. Pa. Assis lant, E. c. Bearilsley -'N
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
i.EVI MASON. Office and address petrolcnm Cor
b, tire, Ia. Assistan !, Charles Blackford ~"
ThRR AND BLOOD FARMS and District living
on OIL Creek and berry Run. from Story Farm to
McClintOckvile--JANE MES SAUNDERS. Address
'larr Farm, Pa. Ass isants. Luther d. Saunders
Charles y Cochran and William Hoyt
McCLlhrOCKVliLE OIL CITY AND RENO
"A: 5. wfST Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
AssistarH, n. Mead
+ ANkLlN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY BIy
Err WILDER. Office and address, Franklin, ia
sCliUB0"ASS, FOSTER FARM " PA1KES,S
LANDlN,i-RiCHARD W. REDPIEID. Olioe
and addr -. Scrubgrasp, Pa Assistant r. w Por
toileid, address knilent0r, Ia.
WEST NlRGlNlA-C. u. ANGEL and n y
COOK. Address farkersburg. West Virginia
k0ber.s Se'rolerna Torpedo Go,
mHvo-ltV
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CAUTION.

ts pnSG resnidr !. cautioned against employing any
since the Roberts Patent cover the se os tha
Lrpedo and all explosive materials fIr nj, wo e
a1a Is,ca ss HIs OF such materials hy other parties IS
ringing any Of the ROBERTS PATENr ,riiI III, III
Sd WIN according to law, and as acting wiIlrllv
and knowingly In defiance Of law and the decisin,y
The Company have re Organized tbo;r ,,,.,.
WIFE view to toaccommodale Oil Men i'm every ,0o,,
o. tho o Region Thoy have employed tbc' ,paIt palt
fienf AGENTS and Assistants that eau be procured @
oae II patents, together with the price or th .
po, anu signed by an officer Of the COMPANY. 80
1yrS nri.y .DS UIertor wishing Torpedo may Know H.
Seiators @ m'Sinrr ,v;I, y, came from our office.
"'ince nN any negligence of Agents. po'""s u 'his
"A ie mlio@lng named persons have been anno,r,.
- r. ana Assistant Agents for the Oil Renns
" Aeahsyivahii and West Virgiril. -''s'ois
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+ AXE SHORE & MICHIGAN
4 SOUTHERN !eAILWAY. d,
FRANKLIN DIVISION,

Connecting trains at Jamestown and Oil City. On
and after Monday August 5th, 1870, trains viii run
Hs follows
LEAVE oil CITY.
MINED TRAIN leaves Oil City 40 p m: Reno,
40 u n, Twn Mile IAN, 2,s9 y mi Franklin; Or.
9,55, de- 3,V5 p IA ; Snmuis 5,lS = m; Waterloo,
3,6op M Raymil,on, i,iapil SANDY Cake, AZ y
IA; Stoucboro, asa p M Coal Branch ar. d,5s, de
o,io mi Clark's Mills, 5,3I M Hadey'l, 5,iS p
IN Salem. G,lop m; y d G W Crossing, els p M;
amcstOwn G,f5 pm Ta..tI
NAIL leaves oil City, go a,m; Reno, 9,l0 IN
Two Mile Run, a,iI a II; franklin 9,.3 u m; Sum.
nit, . q IN, Waterloo, 9lsam Raymilton. 1000
a IN SANDY lake, iC,l5 nj: Soncboro. ~. IL IN
Coal Branch, 1924 M Clarks Mills 1888 a m /;
iindley's. io,4l Il NJ; Salem, lU.53a m; " q W
Crossing, los III NJ. at Jamestown, lilo
FRANKLIN ACCOMMODAToN leayca Oil
City, 400 pm; Reno, Il8 m; Two Mile Run, d..
p p M arrives at Franklin, s,3o p m.
ARRIVE At OIL CITY.
MINED TRAIN will leave Jamestown $50 m
a w Crossing. 1.15 Il m; Salem, 7,25 III: Had.
ley's. f,J2 M Clarks Mills, sos M Coal Branch
ar $50, de. 300 an; Stoneboto, 8, 9,os m; Sandy
Lake. ar $50, dc. loco n m; Raymlton, 1o,o0
m; Waterloo 1o,25 m; Summit, lolo a m I:
Franklin. ar. IL 20. de. ll,So m; Two Mile Kun,
n,a2a m; Reno, l5Sa m; arrive ut Oil City, II,
p III.
MAIL leaves Jamestown. LOO pm; A &Gw
Crossing, IL IN; Salem, LEO p m; IIadhyN. L.
81 m; Cark's Mills. i,i6 p M; Coal Branch. lSs
p m Sioncboro 2,oi p m; Sandy lake, 2.OSp IN (;
2H p m; Franklin, sos p m; Two Mile Rum 3,l2
p m; Keno, BIS II arrives AT Oil CITY, $50 M.
=. FRANKLIN ACC lMMODATION leave Frank.
lin' 500 a ni', Two Mile Run, s 90 M Reno. SIS
Il m; arrives at Oil City $40 Il IN.
Mail east and west will stop at all stations except
Two Nile kun. Summit. Coal Branch, Clark's and
Salem, and at these stations to leave passengers.
and nn signal to take passtngo,s.
Mixed trains will stop at all stations
CHARLES +. HATCH, Gen Supr.
GEO II. MCINTYRE, Supt.
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A LLEGHENY yALLEYR. II

New line to Bufilo trou. h the OIL Regions.
JUNE 8, 1870
GOING SOUTg
0i, City. Franklin. PArker's ar. Ptts'g
Vail. Q. % IN 0.b5 n Iii IL 3Op m 6D IN
lay EXp, 200 pm 2'3s n. i.35 pm $40 u M
Night EX, 9,2O p III l005 pan 100 am 100 M
GOING NORTH
Pitisburc. Pafkeg's. FrGrkln. ar q CITY
llay Exp. i.hN m 1916 m 1,5Gp,n gJOD m
"Ay Pa-r939 III 4,2S r m G,30 pm 1,D5 D m
Night TX, 9,C0 m $50 oGm $50 n N G.3lx m
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Nigit
Express trains both ways bc,ween ittsburgh aud
Cory.
>, J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen supt-
1Hos " KING, Asst s,pt
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GOING WEST.

1.68 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS dni,v. Mo,a.,,
excepted. for Cleveland. Ccuinnati and thc Ws.s
and Stutil. CDnnecta at Cayksyilie a,,ndsvs Az
cepted for Sharon. Newcastle ant Pit,shn,sh. At
i.cavittshurg for Youngstown and Sharon: Al C.yr
land with Lake Shore Railway. for the West md
North West; at Rayeana, Sundays cxcrpied for A.
lance and Pittsburyh: nj Akron Su,.ay. eyc,n,mI
Tor Orvhle and Miler.furs, a. UrLars with l'i,t,
burgh Cincinnati and st ki'uia Kaiiw Az fur lnJ,p
aplis and at Cincinnati with the Ohio 4 M,..l,
sippi RailwHy, for St. Louis aud the south and
South. Wet " ""'
Slcepipg Coaches are ATTACHED TO ,h,, ta,, a,
Hornelsri.le running through u CT. vcland without
shnngu ...
S.55 a. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. daily. sunday.
excepted. FOR Cleveland and the N't.-, and North,
West Connects NJ ClarkSyille for sharon, Ncwc,.t
ns and Phtsh,rsh. AID at Clryeiand with Lake
Shore Raj way for The West ana North. West
02O r. NJ. NIGHT EXPRESS, dsi,y FOR
CisYe and. Cincinnati aud tho wesi ard Non,l-
Connec's At Lesvlri-burg. SUNDAYS excepted for
Youngstown; ~ Cleveland with Jake shore t.s,l.
way, for the West and North Wrs!: and At Cipcin.
nlh with the Ohio " Ns.i..Ippl hallway for ST.
fOuis and tho SOath and South.tvrst
Sleeping Cosch L. attached to this train II New
York, runhlng through TO Cincinnati.
ll.TO A. NJ. ArcoMMoDAT SUNDAY.
excepted, ~ I@nvittsbur, aud lay sts,orla, coL-
hecting for You gstown
3.3O y. M rREmHr { ACCoMMoDA-
TiuN, daily.
100 n N WAY FREIGHT, Sundays er-
Cel.ted
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AdvrtisIng Medium.

The RECORD has no snpc,ior "a +. circu,o,es
"hefeVU an Oil Operator or Dealer can be iolnd1
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To2nA pg orr friends for ter literal natroraop
~ tle lG'I We iAal uac oUr Lcs. t!orts to mort
10 ovD'iiuti'l. March ~!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-09

The Democratic State Con
ysntion at Columbus declares
that party to be in favor of free
trade. Now, we venture the
assertion that nine-tenths of
the laboring men of Vinton Co.
are in favor ofpsotection. We
believe there is not one Demo,
crat working at any Of the fur.
naces in this county who has
not been made to feel by hun.
ger, nakedness and poverty the
evils of an approximate free
trade" The farmers. have felt
il tso, in loss Of a cash market.
Il means another such a time
OF little work, no pay anu DanK-
ruptcy as we had in1S57. We
all remember it. How many
men in Vinton county will sti.
fle their principles, and vote to
deprive themselves Of o liveli.
hood, just for the privilege of
running after a shadow mis-.
named Democracys Not many
we hope. q,