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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-06-03
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Endorsed and recommended by the President
the Faculty of the Medical College OF the
City OF New York.
IRoFEssoR II. S. NEWTON, VI. y
Professor and President Of the Faculty, Ia
Professor Theory md Practice" OF
Medicine Cincinnati, &c
Ono Of the most eminent medical men Of IN
age well known as the author OF the followin
sTANnARn medical works NywroNs PRAcut
oF MEDICINE DisEsus or CuubRFN.u nNgy.
Tons SYNss SURGERY, &c, In december numb,
Of AmcTicoH Medical Reri0r-rngc 21s, says:
Among TIC more recent Efforts 10 inirodut
popularity, some of the new rCutdiCs, we motto
n new preparation compounded hy J. j. LAW
RENcE, ". d., OF NORFOLK, Va which IS furnisl
ID To The profession and the public in any dCsif
cd quantity. VIC recently srrmined his La5or1
ioTy, and became fulig safigEed that all his worl
ls done IN The best manner by the most dyprove
processes and from ne brsf materials giging as
TrsDE Beetc,Hc NETTING the coSEIDENcE of tn
PHYSICIANS and Tie rUBMc"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-06-03
FROM HON oEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice OF The Supreme Court Of Pom

tNthAtiI&
PafLADELFufA March 10, 1877.
Ifud HS1fIndf GsrIHdr mum" Is MT an
tr'ortcating bsvercgs bfs fs god toy.tc, usefrJ
- dtsDTferB 81 Ne dfgcffrs o~gIIs. md ~ oysol
0en<hf "a cafss n deblNy and tgaHf II nsTUopf
aetioH N ne fvr'lng.
Yours truly,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-06-03

''o''''' N'''S ~ ~ "tts ~ ta ubTSt IOFUlS
From 4. " MiLis, prominent and well known
merchant OF Norfolk, Va
No. u Main Street Norfolk, Va, Sept 10, 1869
DR LAwEENCE-Dcar Sir: Your Koskoo ha.
worked wonders Ia my family. My daughter
has been sufferer from Scrofua since childhood
She lost thirty one pieces OF bone from her ankle
several from her arm, besides having ulcers i'm
several parts Of che body. Whilst in this condi-
uon She eci1mcuctd taking your koskCo-R ae-
teE ipse chHTm 81 Tar 4; UHd,r ~ usc he ulcers
gra6tqiy hcaicd, and Acr geHrai Lealh greafly ra-
prore4 II certainly saved her much suffering.
and perhaps her life. regard Koskoo a speeifc
Tor All scroiulOus affections. J our KoskoO also
cured my wife OF dyspepsia, from which she suf-
iered greatly. She - R05c m bcftey heaIih Than Shs
has tea ia FIR free gcaTs With the highest re-
a. w. MILLS.
KcsEoo is endorsed by tho best physicians eve-
rywhere Read the following from DR. Tillcry,
Il successful Prac,iiioncr Of many years standing
IN the Old North State:
Rocky Mount Edgccombc Co,
September 10, 1860.
IN. }. J. LAwHESCE--Dear Sir: have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract Of Koskoo Ina
my practice with the hqypiea resHLs. J end IL
70 be ForeJAl Liycr I1gfg0Taf9y Blood I'nyffer.
aud Acrtohs IoHic. in all dicascs Of tho Liver
ScrOfulcls Syphil:tic, and ScrvOu5 nections.
e. a. rcA'fdB of immense Udiuc in fact in almost
every variety Of Chronic Diseases its use Is indi-
Gated. BOping you may meet with the success
which you deserve as n manufacturer Of reiitbIe
medicines, am sir, with much respect, your o.
bcdieni servant, r. G. TILLERY NJ d.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-06-03
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho purposes OF . Laxative
Medicine.

Perhaps no one meiu-
cine IS so universally re-
quired by everybody as
n catnartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
Is adopted into use, IN
every cJuntI-ylnd among
an classes, a. tins mild
but efficient purCativc
ran. The Obvious rca-
e1ui4, tlrtitI-a more re-
liable ard flr more cGec-
fJ9l remedy Shan any
- - =. - 49, L.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-06-03

dftdii yot, m bet racH "a n.e country Tecons-
DseFid p,sEt. N yearf ~ h0nss reputation 60 Ior
anything you Bags. try hcss pTeDar9fiOas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-06-03

IRON HON. JAMES TuDNP-ON.
Judge o. th0 Supreme Court ~ Feuury va0ia
PurADriruft. April Zq. IsG1.
consider tEoonanj's GcFusnn
rfns Ira case ~ Or wffmefr~
Of fudfgce E-a.A don or pys-
pepsia gusfiau Enl.frz7cnu certify
this from my peFfsucc Orfg.
You're, tFith respect.
~ ~ Eh GffDEg fsaDW.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-06-03

Al the German Medicine Store.
No 81 ARcH STREET, PtFaE>irt1a.
CILAl5. NJ. EVANS,
ProprietoH-.
Formerly Q. ~. JACKSON s. co.
Fhcee Remedies are for sale ~
l5rWEE iHtss eturek 60 gcrs and go
cine Dealers cVcrsu here ~ess-
- ~ y,gyI u - - ..r =.
~ - o4acr g 90 az g.s4irz - +t-.e.s 80
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-06-03

PROM REV. JOSEPH 20. KENSARD. D H..
Pastor n ls Tenth Uspgsi Church. PhialaL
UHfn
Ia. JGcEsOs-Duta sfu - hsre been rrs-
efenag rfIaffft ~ -DnHref rs r1ase fgifh r-.4a-
fa<Hd1ftoua y difsreof kfaff n ss~ffcfasf lt.f
FsgtratEg ne przciies 10 rr ~ ~ rrp-l pratt
rterf. h1rf va an crf.f fccItnsf bu. teifa e
cSfr Jrof Do r1riotf isflrlirss and u1rffcsr' rig
81 ~ yicg (1uing ~ nrtfsirerr n D. Tfs4f
hnas Deraaan MFRS. fsp7rf fyr oH-t f~1-l
~ Hu1t cgffrfr, f1 rfUreu 1iv fui ~a-i-...i1if
HiA tYf nernI debility 20 f'r system and
espec iaIy fgrWA UsFzLivor Com
paint, Be- III slfa - Fl and vrfrrffs
TrTpaIafiuu. fH Fle.H f.r-f ~-fsr ~ 49,.
fanf bfa uf't1' rrr1 ~ fr 8autf r9t :
ttA y refg benefef1i 70 noe ol5 81 ger froa ~
aS'pt e4Aaasf fsius. r-rg reffrr .fIfl.
y m EETNxRp.
F'gt.t te'1c C.ateG .sfre~E
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

O Mrs. PHILLIPS, Of Portsmouth,
has brought suit against Willis
Calhoun, a retail liquor dealer,
for $3.50 damages, for selling
her husband liquor, thus caus.
ing him to neglect his busi :
ness. The suit was brought
under the law of last winter,
holding the retailer liable for
any damages that may be done
by the person to whom liquor
is sold. The case was tried be-
fore a jury, and verdict oI
damages in the sum Of S175
was awarded Mrs. Phillips
Some sense in a temperance
movement of that kind. H.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

The funniest thing we have
seen in print for a long time is
the effJrt= Of last weeks En-
quirer to prove that the Dem :.
ocratic party is, and always has
been, the great temperance
party OF the State. 1t goes
back to an old. law passed in
1854 to prove 1t. That hap
pened to be Know Nothing
year though and there wasn't a
corpordlHs guard Of the old
Democratic party in the Legis-
'lature. Lew" Campbell, Van
Trump, and other OF the latter.
day converts may have been
there The latest, temperance
legislation Of the Democracy
was Senator Emmilt'st'ree whis-
ky bill of the winter of 1868.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

.THP Radicals have nominated o SOL
dier to run against VAN TRUMP in the
Twelfth District They don't do this
in districts where they stand q
chance. In such localities the cry is
for bvndholders, lawyers, politicians,
and particularly National bankers.
PortSmontA limes.O ar rr. .-l ss
DO tell! 1t appears to us
that the Times has 10 occasion
10 go away from home to find
a district where a soldier has
been elected two successive
terms by Radical votes, and
where his Democratic oppo.
nent for atliird term is a bond,
holder, lawyer, politician, and
particularly aNational banker
Fire that squib in some other
direction, IT. you please. II
might hit Capt. Wilson, Gen
Scbenck, Gen. Beatty, Gen
Garfield, Gen. Sherwood, Col
W, IT. Wilson, OF some othel
soldier; for the Republican,
take 10 soldiers as naturally as
therDemocracy take to played
out Know nothings, t'"a .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

This IL the most thorough blood purifier yet
disJ0seIcd, aud cures all humors from tho
worst Scrofula, TO n common eruption. PIN
pies and blotches on the face, aud hcaly or
rough skin, which are such annoying biem'
lshes to many young pers0ps, yield 10 the usa
OF iev bottles Of thia wonderful medicine.
From one To eight bottles cure Salt Rheum,
ErysipeiaH, Seald Head, Ring Wormb. bpilsC
Scaly EruptOLs of the Skin, 6crOipla EOTeeI
Ulcers and Gao nker"i IN the mouth aud SUM-
ach. II is pure medicinal extract of natiya
roots and plants, eombinlngin harmony Ma
ture's most sovereign curative prck critics,
which God has instIl ed into, the vegetable
kingdom for healing the sick IL ~ q
restOrer for the strength aud vigor OF tl6 sys
tenn. Those who are largnid, sieepiess, have
nervous apprchenso3sOr fears, or amp Of tbs
affections sym ptomatlc ofweakness. &IH ind
convincing evidence OF its restorative power
npun tria! II you ieei duh, droNsy, debIli-
tated and despondent, have frequent Beah'
ache, mouth tastes badly IN The morning, IL,
regular appetite and tongue coated, you are
suffering from Torpid Liver righteousness"
part VI these symptoms are eXperien'ed. A
q remedy for all such cases, DR.. Pierrc 3 6ol-
den Medical Discovery has no equal rs It ef,
fecis perfect cures. LEAVING the liier Strogth-
ened and healthy. For thr cuie OF Habittal
Constipation of the BOweIs n iB a never hil.
Ing remedy, and those who hpve used i fog
tlHs purpose are loud IN It's PRAISE. In Hrpn..
ehiaI, Threat and Lung Diseases, II has pro.
duced many truly remarkable cnres, where
other ~ ed. cines had failed. Sold by druggists
at 81. per bottle. Prepared at the Chemical
Laboratory Of X, y. PIERCE, NJ. D.,
jul 1870 W I'm go. fFI putiAl0, n. Y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

n g. WI SnocKEY and family
are at home, from Washington,
on short visit. sff 9sho. 50
s. P. DEEvER has placed us
under obligations for . a lot Of
theinest peaches we have seen
tbis yaokSlJ ladi ,iHtlh,lai itI
Tllg iii 10 li1q9b ad suli
HoN. RALPH LEkrE blows
we'll, He's going to outrun his
shadow-in the other counties
though, no tellsbus. .'ifH alT
THERE was Baptismal service
at the Episcopal church last
Monday ming. Miss Helen
Pugh and Miss Sallieo Redd
united with that church and
we're bPPtizeesdl,yoR , .rg 'Ig1 Ir.1
Next Sabbath evening, Elder
FL. A: Pallister will preach in
ths' Christian o Church on the
@Vietoriots o Christ" Social
meeting in the morning. ao'bs
'TnE Democracy feel SO bad
over the determination Of. the
Templars to run no ticket that
they are In mourning And
thero is the horse hire of their
candidate 3 for Treasurer lall
gone for nsughtl 9b. 53liI e e.
"A BEBATEDlD Democrat
hicAa Democrat, and am GO
ing to vote the Good Templar's
ticket = hic II am. Ii you
don't believe me-hlc-smell
my breath. i7Bts enc .trc.r ~.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22
Manhood HOMIess How Restored,

A Just pnhlslred, nev edIsen Of Dr. CnI,
~ yetwells celebiated Essay on the rsdic-
ER Acures ofh speru,ator b oea, or seri,insl
weaknesas involuntary seminal Iosses'
imental. aud physical inrapacify, Impedrmsnts
to nsrrisges ete; also onsam ptlon, : epilensv'
and. hts induced BY saifinduieenneo OF ssrusi
ex4avaeance,. sdf .nI1d 4 y aGoi " IA
Pieein o. sealed snvelop, onlya eeutsl
The celebrated author, In this admrrable es.
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty years
sue succs;.p5 Z 5pnctca tAat thsawfsl sppiequetr
without medicine, or dangerous surgical op-
erations, beugiess iss.rum. uts. rings or cor
dials, pointing one mode Of ehre aE once Ger.
tam, and e6ectusl. By means OF which every
sufferer, nQfuatterwbst his con,litipn mAybe,
mayeure hlmssf ehSsply, privately, and radi.
fhs- lec,sss skbuId Be In i6shsndl 81 ey.
err youth and every man IN the land.
,,si Aso; d. cuyarseils Marriage Suids."
Address lie Pqb!Ishsr.. -, .,.. - q
~ Bosery. ( Nav foff Po,s one mEc Bo. 81 81
Hfsce "
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22
I; Notice ItoY feachers.

THE BoAkI,sfeeho5i Extmners or Vim.
on csaasy rli, meet q We Union School
Houss, a4ieA rthhr, on the .lst and Ord satur-
tajiofMtarehi APt,l, y, My Y ssprs%SsS. October,
and NoSetnberic and the ist Saturday in ,Janu-
Dry, February, June. July, August, and De-
esmBet. EACH ear, Exsfnipalions 70 eop,
mefee sttsr o'clock, lr N. .6sdisfsatdrytesil
dsncs oasood moral character will be required
n ati cases. A fee Of so cents ls. required by
iAw from eaedseHl0ni9 = OOL
M.R. BARNES. Chm, Board OF
ARh'ABRDtE. Clsfk, Elsai1sts.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

W1rr1&1 Co., zaleski, are just
in receipt Of all the novelties
of the fall,trade. They always
keep the largest, cheapest aud
best stock to be found in that
place. Ii you want the latest
styles and the most substan,
tial goods, Will & Co.'s is the
place to buy. Try it. 9'f 2 H'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

sMITH's, MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Portsmouth, ohospfepsres young men prsc-
ticailS Otths dalIes sttLeeo groom, by
teaching then BOek kiieepns. Writing, and
Guinness Arithhetic, and also for general
ousiness. THERE'S no class students
:an enter at any time. College permanently
ocated, Open day and evening. '''' ~ -
kddre.. e W. SMITH, Principal. .no4i 51i
2AnI n. lahe vi - N -. ar ~. --.. I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

] We hope our merchants and
furnacemen will profit by the
announcement of J. F. lowell,
in the The advertising columns, He
is one one efttlle, eoft;tilhle most enterprisinqg
merchants in the West and,en;
as be hhse7q deserves to, . large
trade e,till,thtdis in this section which he,
is constantly extending, ,,....
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

T
Hon. RALPH LEETE an
nounccd at the hotel table here
that he would carry Lawrence
county this fall-that he could
always do it when he had a
mind to. Will the Hon. Ralph
explain to us why it was then
that Capt. Jones beat him for
the State Senate last fall, and
why Ralph Leete ran behind
his ticket in Lawrence county?
We'd like to know, you know.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

. Tnk Habit the boys have got
into of pulling the bell rope at
the close Of any kind Of d meet.
ingiaC the Court Hoass should
be stopped. Half Of the town
was aroused last Monday even.
ing, believing the ringing OF
the bell was an alarm of FIRE. 4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

CAPT. Il. L. HAWK is ut home
on a short visit. He is looki
ing we'll, and reports business
good and everything prosper.
Gus IN the West. Lafe is a
clever fello W, and we are sorry
that he, and SO man ynotller acs!
tive Vintohio county boys have
left'dse torahe! buster scenes Of
tie West. INC uaohdoqsH
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

CAPT. J.J. Mcdowell paid
our town a visit this week,
having been called to this
State to attend the golden we'd.
ding OF his parents at Ports
mouth b on the 18th. Capt.
Mcdowell is now i'm business
in St. Louis, and reports the
prospect for the TALL trade in
that city good. '.','''- t'''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22
Howard Sanitary Aid Associa-
tiORl.

For The Reiief and Cure otths, ,Erripg and Un-
o. fsrIqnate on Principles Of Christian
osna'ai 9IlPhtlanthropy. y.r9 a la 'r
Essays on the Errors OF Youth, and the fol-
lies Of Age,in relation 10 Marriage and Social
Evils, with sanii9y aid foe the afflicted
Sent free, ii seaist en,eicpes. Address,
HowARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box p, PIiladel
phia, Pa. ID 80 tflG hnH .E 74s am q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

AS the Dem ecracy have been
atpartlcuiar pains to announce.
that Mr.. Leete is now a total
abstinence man there is some
curiosity to know the name Of
the beverage, with which he
refreshed himself during his
speech at the Court House.
We did not noticeit, but those
who did, say it was neither
milk nor water, GrG .-sesf
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

ALEX. PEARCE has, laid upon
our table an extra large pear
from his garden-a Duchess ds
Angou.eme-w which was DELI
cious. We didn't stop to take
the dimensions, weighb ETC..
Somehow we never could bear
to see pears sitting around in
the way. -.L---.-Lnn .lnamaLa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22
Or. Denig's worm SyrGp.

Oee O~AAA0 y " @~~ ~
Only one csAe iu6rs RSntsxs 70 )om to relate
For We thidk II is truAAs We got ie.quite
o. hstralghtr- low 8g0lis 80 sHdlI a-aiT
AEmanl Wh0 tor twenty long years was op-
sllid A,hssaaJ tiiro1fisne- ..up J, sha ia
With paia In his AOmaeh which gave him
!3Y no rsst.)o .iL00 "EpIrJTITs 400"
Ths. paia grsE ahsRss sAAd worse every day,
And seemed as u EnsSiug his bowels away,i NJ
His stomach felt feVssish, eerid and hot,
Aaaai dmtstt WesFEiaea all np4rne $nst q
whilst fhss be Kaai loahnG, each day foEhis
~ "a last ,9di ,lYiuiohnnHm s3voi- j-s7nf7 p
HyT yTsssldspt%sselS he ,hIPpsHed q cast
His ays oA amedieAl RswphletlFhieh told
HherS Denlgs fnkLlibIe wo run syrup was sold.
na 90 btnf1Edf9 5u nf1 ~. 400 1hN''r ~I4
when Sboale Sas brought he seised IL with
Nod IgrVpl-d II, aiinob a1ChrI i'HN IH
And swal lowed its contents down at one gasp
Then laid himself down resolved to await
The elects Of the dose whate'ei his fate.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

The Disciples of Christ of
this district had a good yearly
meeting at Jackson, the past
week. R, Mohitt, Secretary of
the State Missionary Society,
delivered several powerful ser!
mons to large and apprecirtiye
audiences 1t was decided to
hold a mass meeting about this
time next year, with the Bethel
Congregation, near Nc Arthur
Station.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

lrhSS proPoSsksepiug astOck Ofgoods that
will not suffer in comparison with that Of any
ther establishment in the city, and which vail
be sOltF thslsyest itupEEAtesICy -
-Ant Work &AtrAheed.. = Sone tut sSilliul
Workmen employed.
Call and exainneruuf stock and prices. Re
member the place, No., Union Block, uear
Psa0ae5tG hOsNogt hdAs25 1863. I
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22
REPUBLICAN, FMEETINGS /


The Hiss ofa Copperhead.
Last week a tired, foot~sore
German, aged forty five or fifty,
who lives near Athens, stopped
at e. A. Sisson's and asked Tor
work, which he obtaihed. He
was intelligent and apparently
a reliable man. ! He hsaid he
hadseraed under Siegel in the
German Revolution of 1913, al.
terwards in the French army
in Algiersoaud then in our own
Union army. He gave the fol
lowing account of his adven.
lures in Vinton county3 C
He lett his home near
Athens to collect some money
which was coming to him in
Chillieothe, failing to get which,
he found himself short OF funds,
and started 20 walk back, ex,
pecting TO get work by the way.
At a brick house, on the left
hand side of The road just on
this side Of Alleusville, he stop,
ped TO buy a dimes worth of
bread. Tie man of the house
had procured the bread, and
was about to give it to him
when he inquired if he had
been a soldier, TO which the
German replied that he bad
"ln what army?" "In the
Union army was the reply.
$50 you foughtto free the mig
gers, did youP" hassed this Cop
peraead. "NO,o, git fcm here,
yo@ id Dutchman, and go
to the niggess for your bread"
And suilinga the action to his
words he drove this poor, hun.
cry German away without tie
bread, for no other crime than
that he had defended his
adopted. country when it was
assailed by traitors! No words
of ours can paint the meanness
OF this man in such glaring
colors as does hi; own act. No
words can so paint hatred .oi
the Democracy to everything
loyal as this one act. And we
regret to say that while this
Venomous spirit still manifests
itself, there are Union soldier:
In this county who allow them
selves toibe deceived by false
smiles and soft words into vo
ting with the party whose lead
erS foster and encourage this
~ -. 90. -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22
"OHAMPION" GAS GENERATOR.

As beng the nearest perfection OF any mud
gas burner ever offered 10 the public. 1t 10
not, perhaps, fair to condemn ell similar in.
veDtionR, as many Of the have some good
points, though alt, or nearly oil, have some
radical defectR, such rs o disagreeahle poies
or 6iekering light, which is. trying 10 tho
fro6ting by the experience OF others, the
champion invites the criticism of ths
world, as being the nearest approach to cosl
gas Of any yet offered, apd all at epe-flfh lha
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22
BIRTHS,

) WINTERS+ m Elk otDwnship on
the 18th inst, to Mr.. and Mrs, FERRIS
Winters, a son.
GRAlG7-Inl Macarthur, on the lt7h
mstr e nrss q and ID Mrs, Craig, . son.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-22

,234 FsTowEkL, Pqrtsmosth, Ohio offers
% the Merchants and Furnacemen Of Vinton
,souAtS st.Supen9ristoet Of pfy1 Goods and
Eoticus, on tsEmss the unpst favorable, John
Giilelai.d, Travelling Agent. At..t.
80, slsSie -. 49,.
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I'D by announce that they, haze 0ps1sd
5asak ksa dsadARIe { ft&oP .fsfs hood and
shoe store, in Qnion Block Second StS near
80 post ONO &ssts iAs y Nh aiwass keep
6hmd aHd, ,wandAetufe tpr rcfdef in the
IiAsest sgIesl sts yStbpK,A ,AtSetl tlee. Including
gents Isaies ma p.,ssss's hSd.s.and shoes of
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THE title of the chain towo
ing navigation company, now
operating on the Saxon Elbe,
from Bohemia to the Prussian
border, is Kettenschlepschif,
fartsgeseHschaft, which being
translated into English means
that Dan. Will & Bros. are now
opening an elegantstock of the
finest goods in their line ever
brought TO Vinton county. To
demonstrate the correctness of
this translation all you have to
do is 10 walk straight up to
the Original Cash Store where
you can get the worth of your
money every time. They are
bound to sell ahdIhasek Knocked
down prices accordingly. sr. 4. /
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NELSON RICHMOND is playing
his Ghand lforIthei temperance
vote, but his cards are all fail.l
ing him beautifully, aud espae
cially did INSTRUMENTATION Sail
him.q AS he thinks heIhas a
sure thing on the whisky in g
terest, be is making "a desper-
ate effort for the temperance
vote, and has privately, an
nounced his intention to join
the Good Templars-=qtter the
election. w j. gga1 nrijAuEICZs
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DIED..

5 HOWELI-In Elk townships on
the 18th inst, Mr.. Levi Howell aged
about 40 Years.
+, STRlNGHAM-In Elk township.
on the 18th, Mr., james G. Stringham,
aged about 40 years.
Messrs. Howell and stringham were
brothers1in-iaw, and dIbotlldled offlux
and fever within the'ame hour. ",
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.hsy called in ths nelGhhors, and aver: one

f. Its eyes we're Offering, giSsiAg and red,
And seemb % protrude rom iss hsEard,iike
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C,ARBs. LATTER HEADS, ENVELOPES.
" Bill Heads, Posters, etc.; printed on short
notice at this fiice, We have the fastest spd
beat Press In the county, and uew material
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Fire at the Buckeye Furnace.
. 9. F. Cartwright in a note to
/ US furnishes the following in.
telligence: \ .aaltai
aon Tuesday , night tY'about
half past seven Sofsf0loeb Buck,
eye Furnace barn caught fire
and was entirely consumed,
with about 40 tons of hay 500
bushels OF oats, go bushels
whesto aud slotsofa fahip.sta&
iTotaly loss, between two and
three thousand dollars, Noin.
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