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Mrs. Stowe is not "up" in biblical
matters for minister's wife. In her
new book she alludes to an English edi-
tor and says that If "some powerful cause
has not paralyzed all feelings Of honor.
delicacy. and humanity toward Lady By
ron. the editor would have been over
whelmed with storm OF popular indig-
nation, which. ike the fire upon Sodom,
could hare leta him pillar Of salt for a
warning to all generations. "Mrs. Stowe!
Lots wife,"
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!Ssssssf0n Read ssg.
TIE Great Remedy.

When thou art sorro.nal, and cares around q.
Crowd fsst upon the steps Of happier days,
When thou believsst cen brightest things can lend
The saedest echo 10 The Eayest lays-
Al men Of old wsrs ed with anssls' food,
Go, sock thy remedy In dong good.
When those 10 thes the dearest shall have died.
And each ffcsh day grow weary 10 thine syes'-
When every hope that others build upon
Comes 70 thy senses with nd surprise
TAke up the burden Of anothsr's grief,
Learn nom anothsr's pain Thy woes relief.
Mournsr. believe that sorrow may b bribed
With tribute nom The heart, not sighs nor tears.
but nobier sacriaee-of helping hands.
or cheering smiles. Of sympathstlo ear.
on have the ssddsst vords the rwestest strain;
To angels music Let ny soul complain.
Then grisf shall stand with haifsvsrtsd fsot
Upon the threshold Of . brighter day,
And Hope shall take her swsstly BY the hand,
And both knssl down with fAith 10 msskly pray
Lined ffom earth. Pssss shAli imnortAiiss
IN. heart thsi " own anyuish pariasst
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HAIR PRODUCER. One of the best
known hair reviewers is made rs follows:
Alcohol ct; water Of ammonia pint (;
castor oil 2 gills; perfume to suit. Rub
well into the scalp twice day. This re-
cipe is the basis of celebrated prepara-
ton which sells for $l.00 per bottle, and
cost originally large sum.
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Toorn POWDER. Half an ounce pow
dcrcd orris root; two ounces, powdered
charcoal; one ounce powdered Peruvian
bark; half an ounce prepared chalk ;
twenty drops Of oil Of lavender or ncroli.
These ingredients should be thoroughly
mixed in a mortar. This tooth powder
possesses three essential virtues; 1t sweet
ems the breath, cleanses and purifes the
teeth. and preserves the enamel.
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Snare Ltsses.

spare Ltsses.
Two New York girls called on Prince Arthur,
and wanted to ''kis him for his mother" He
declined to have Il done.
An invstersts old bachelor says that ships are
e.lled "she' because they always keep man
on the look out
Speaking Of the holidays. Nevada paper
avs: .Pinissihers with . little meat attached.
cost dollar
..Susucs In the court room. Their" thundersd
. police magistrate tho other morning; ''the
court has already committed four prisOnsrs With
out being able to hear word Of the testimony"
Daaisi Webster informed . vonder-swcd
"circls" in New York, the other evening,
through "medum." that his chief regret in
dying was that he had not the opportunity to
revise his Dictionary.
A larry lad. who did not 60 to church until the
congregation were coming out, asked "Is IL
al done!" "No." was the reply. "it's all
IN -
,., IA, . 49,, ,u,a,. =, ~.
.,.n,,.- Iii. :, -. ,,o,, :, . b.. -, -,
-, -. =. J;a 49,, =, ~. h,,a,. =, ~. ~,
form. He replied "Be jsbers, the horses have
enough to drag me. III carry the bundle"
"suence In the court room' there' thunder
VI" po"e' ''s o'.s e' '''
court mas ar.sas '0""'''eu YOU, p'''0oe
without oeins AUG W near "ofu VI INC '''i-
mooY'
Referring to the promised article on practical
farming, BY Horace Greeley western paper
nys; "As Horace's corn costs him my cents
III e' anu n'' p''s0e' u0uA' anu 'Ai
sacn, 'ne inference s 'na' Ne Knows al ABOUT
farming.
"who's that gentleman, my little man r was
asked OF nm urchin.
THAT one with the spike-tailetl coat,"
l.
~, WIS uefe'PSuS'
.sWbv. he's n breyct uncle of mipe.''
"Hou's that,'' was asked.
because he's engaged to my aunt Mary"
man living IN Hort Clinton obio ;m,r,ped
h. heard . burglar breaking ip,o hi, bou,e The
other nivbt. and ,ei.lnr hi, gun. ran IN the
aoor and d,.ch,r,s., !, a, IN. .,n,o.sd ;,,r,asr
On examination. hs found his be-, brseche,.
which were hung on clothes line, oil shattered
with the shot.
An army surgeon, . reputed lover Of the
knife and saw, who had Just hacked and hewed
n patient 10 his hearts content. was asked BY
An attendant who stood eyeipg the two pieces Of
mortality lust deposited on the table: "wen,
,ir. which niece Is to be nut in bed and which
buriedf"
A fond young mother has written aud sent to
aCslifornia paper poem upon Baby In com.
mon with most young writers, she ha. the fault
of sometimes sacrificing sense to melody. Here
/. one stsura in illustration
'.pOxsry doodle um dinkie um DUN,
Ta am ~ II i.as S, Sadas s 10 n'"'
No baby 50 sweet and 80 pity ~ GU"
Patti Caux. according to French paper, has
signed splendid engagement to sing in Russia.
IL IS stipulated IN the treaty that the diva prom
ises-you would never guess What-to have no
children during the period Of her engagement.
And her husband has written at the bottom OF
the contract {: The above writing Is read and
approved.
In the Wyoming House Of Representatives,
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Gods word is like Gods world-varie

Gods word Is Ike Gods world-varied.
very rich. very beautiful. You never
know when you havo exhausted all It's So
crcts. The Bible. like nature. has some-
thing for every class Of mind. Look at
the Bible in new light and straightway
You see some now charms.
A good conscience 4 better than two
witncsses-it win consume your grief Is
the sun dissolve ioe. Il b . spring when
you are thirsty-a staff when you are
weary.
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ITO THE LADIES.

ITO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. L.
i DIX particularly invites an Ladies Who need Md
ieal or Surgical sivises 10 call at h Rooms u kDfoot
ssrvst Bssoo, Mas, which thsy VII hsd Arranged DC
their speciAl accommodation.
Din. DIX having devosed ov,r tvvpty yvsn 10 tAis
branch q the trrstn<ps of IN ds~ss<s p<euaS sas
4 10 now cooceed BY ALL Ooh In this country and Eafeps)
thai he sxosk a oher known pracsiooess In NE sah.
speedy and eiectai treatment Of al kuae coapaaints.
Ills medicines are prepared With the exrr~s Purpo, of
removing all dlssssss ssch debility, weakness, unnau
raj supprrsscos enhusDens Of ths womb, sss On dls
charges which now fSum mosbh state Of The bbd fhs
Doctor h nov fully psvpsrc % tsst Bic pessas syis
both medically and surgicaily On diseases % Ne nas
sex and hey are respectfully Invited 70 oAiiat
No. ~ Endicott Street, Bostsn,
An letters requiring sdvics mnt sOotain one doaar 10
insure answer.
Dslou, Jan. ., 1870.
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American ana rsrsiE~ Patent,
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patent

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Lsfs <sssf or ns UsMsd sfsiss Psfssi oass, Ws.A
tastss, sstO ns /et Of isu.
% st.ts st., spPeslt. kilby Sc. Beste.,
a years. soatinses 70 sseurs patents 10 tks Unit.
ed Statss also In ursat Britain, Franes and Other
foreign cosntriss Csvsats Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and ell psPen or drswieE. Cor Pat.
snn, sxeeutsd on inaccessible terms with dispsteh.
% mad: Int xT:s.n az Sd xSf, g
Patents Of Inysntiens, and legal ssd ethsr sdviss
rendered on IL matters tosehIng the same. Copies
% the claims OF any patent furnished. ~ rsoit-
Ing one dollar. Assignments recorded In Wash.
Ne Ieesey 10 fAs Uaissl ssssss yssssss.s ss,svSs,
IseUaSss ~ sttststsS Pstssis ~ sse0tssassS hs
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| During. sighs noethe As eshseriesr. 70 ne
fssi e. svEs ii Ss
o. which vas decided N hes Csssby ths ceamis-
sIonsr Of Patents.
Trer,rd NJ. Ediy - one Of ths most ssps.i..
s.t ..ssssJsi prasufiopsI win whom have had
CiIARLn MASON. csar Of r.lss.s
81 have No hesitation IN assuring investor. thss
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and hvoTsbls eonsdcr..!ss =; ~ sssse' o"ss'
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COLLINS MoONsToNE.

Have you tried Beach's Washing
Soap 81 Try 1t, and you WILL ALWAYS
uss 10. 5u
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q QQ Q q q q q 9

10 TIE WORKING CLASS-ws are now pre-
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rae Psspss,s Las,sy cs.ss.sss.sSss q ~ AT,
psoaisSis ~oit. sddr.R Q. ALLEN . 90, 40.
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.N,s,o acknowledgements.

pILEs. A Mlssi0NARr, WHO HAP ssl
w Rsv. FOSTER DIX, Jer,sy City, NJ.
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Twas cured OF Deafness and Cstarh by simple
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sW2 MRS. ii. @. LEGGET'T, IIoboken, NJ.
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Boston, Jan. !. 1870
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thrcosh fass oruihais md rssrnss, and rsoraaends
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Constitutions Break Down.

Why do they break down, Because, too
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ADDRESS r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., l3S
Seneca Street, Buffalo, N, Y, and get
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MoIlenkoph & Bogenschutz

Hereby announce that they have opened a
new and fashionable, custom made bootand
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the FOst Office, where they will always keep
on hand and manufacture to order, in the
latest styles, everythngln their line, Including
geuts ladies' and misses, boots and shoes Of
all grades. ,~g ,sN
Chey propose keeping stockof goods that
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ther establishments in the city, and which will
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Al work warranted. None but skillfu
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81 Call and examine our stock and prices. Re-
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Post Once. noY25 1869.
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RUMsEY, ROADS & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers In Dry Goods aud Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Fur.
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stock. They give special attention to
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md their stock the largest and prices the
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give his entire time in watching the markets,
and In buying for them, and hence their stock
always fresh and always first Supplied with
the newest goods They operate largely, do
business on the principle ofthe smallest prot.
its, and practice the spirit Of liberal accom-.
nodation. Sep. l9-yli
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A HAZZ,S
~ IN VEGETABLE SIClLIN
lSA HAIR
REVIEWER
PERSONS WHO ARE CRAY

Can have their hair restored to its natural
color, and II it has fallen out, createa new
growth, by ITS use.
II ls the best HAIR DRESSING in the world,
making lifeless, stiff, brashy hair, healthy
soft and glossy.
Price sl.0O.
R.P.gALL 4 CO., Nashua, N. Fl. Proprietors.
For sale by all druggists. jung ly
J.F. ToWELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers
TO the Merchants and Furuacemen of Vinton
county, a superior stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. John
6lllelahn, Travelling Agent.
sept. iJy.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

DISPATCHES indicate that the
Indian war, so long prophesied,
is likely to soon begin Par.
ties numbering several hun
dred warriors are said 10 be- on
the war,path. 81 les sa7 III
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

WHAT is more unsightly than acoat
collar or lady's dress covered with
dandruff? And what is more uncom-
Portable than head of hair filed with
it? Reader you have no good excuse
for either. Use Rings Vegetable
Ambrosia and you will join with US in
praislng it.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07

DURING the present year, da,
ting from the 1st OF July, there
will be holden six Conferences
of the NJ. E. Church in this State
namely: The Pittsburg, Erie,
Ohio, North Ohio, Central
Ohio and Cincinnati.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07
Ferreotypes

Madeat simond's Gallery, Chillico!he, Ohio
in the best manner SIX for sl,25, twelve for 50
Also, all photograph work, neatly and
promptly done, at reasonable rates.
F.A.SIMoNDS.
Corner of psiut and Second Streets, Chilli
cothe, hhio. ..&t
april II 1870 .t.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-07
GOING EAST

Scott's, Vincent, Big Run Athens. Mineral
CITY, Zaleski, Hamden, Chillie0the, Greenfield,
Manchester and Loyeland; the Night Express
gong East stops at Loyeland, Greenfield,
Chilllcothe, Hamden Athens, and Scotts
Landing only. Fast Lines will stop at Lover
land, Manchester, Greenfield, Chilcothe,
Hamden, Athens and SCOTS Landing.
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave Hamden at Q 90 am. and 40p.
arriving at Portsmouth at 10 55 a m. and IS p.
m. RetuTnlngtrains Sill leave Portsmouth at
0 90 am. and ~ 80 pm, arriving at Hamden
at IL OO m. and 40 pm. fef,1
Trains connect q. Ioyeland for all points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the Indianap.
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti.n for all
points West.
W. W. PEABODY,
Master OF TransportaliOn,