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ASTONISHING AZTEC RUINs-ALTAR
/ FIRES AND SKELETONs.-Advices from
Santa Fee state that Governor Army,
/ the Special Indian Agent for that ter
ritory, has found the Cannon de Chel-
ley, which was explored for twenty
miles. The party found canon8 whose
walls tower perpendicuIarly to an al
/ titude Of from 1000 to 2000 feet, the
rock strata being as perfect as if laid
by the skilled hands Of a mason, and
entirely symmetrical. Among these
ruins were found deserted ruins of an
cieut Aztec cities. many of which bear
the evidences Of having been popu-
lous. to the extent Of many thousand
inhabitants.
In one of these canons, the rocky
walls of which rose not less than
/ 1000 feet from the base, and whose
SUBMITS on either hand inclined to
each other, forming part of an arch,
there we found, high up, h0wn out of
the rocks, the ruins Of Aztec towns Of
great extent. now tenantless, desolate.
In each Of these rocky eyrie5 there is
in state Of good preservation house
OF stone, about twenty feet square,
containing one bare and gloomy room,
and a single human skeleton. In the
centre of the room were the evidences
that fire had once been used.
The only solution of this enigma
yet ventured, is that these solitary
rooms were the altar places of the
Aztec fires; that from some cause the
people at a remote period were con-
strained to abandon their homes, but
left some faithful sentinel in each in
stance to keep alive the flame that ac-
c0rding to the Indian tradition OF
/ these regions was to light the way ol
Montezuma again to his people-their
hoped for Messiah and their Eternal
King. A close examination of many
of the ruins proved that the builder
must have been skilled in the manu-.
facture and use Of edge tools.
Who these people were, whence
they came, or whittier they have gone
is now one of the mysteries to remain
eternalIy unsolved. Some of the ru.
ins are reported to be stone buildings
seven or eight stories in height, being
reached by ladders planted against
the walls. Round houses, twenty
feet in diameter, built in the most sub
stantial manner of cut stone, and plas
tered inside, were also in excellent
preservation. Astonishing discoveries
!, have been made of gold and silver re
gions, richer than yet known on thi;
continent. They are supposed by
I we'll informed persons to be the cas-
| mines, Of which tradition has handed
down the most marvellous tales, ant
the mines themselves discover unmis
taxable evidences of having been work
4 ed ages ago.
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read at the next meeting of the Brit
ish Association, when my wife entered
the room. | knew she must have
something especial to say when she
thus disturbed me.
"What is it, my love ?" | asked.
James, dear, do you not think, as
tomorrow is our darling'S birthday,
she might have the dolls house ? Why
should you keep it locked up so care
fully any longer, when our little one
might have so much enjoyment out
of it."
"lf you think she is old enough to
appreciate it, let her have it, Isa." was
my reply,
My wife went away pleased and
satisfied. We had had several loving
alterations about the dolls house,
she wishing our little one to have it
and | wishing to keep it unbroken
and unspoilt, as happy memorial.
OF course my wife had triumphed in
the matter; but then, women always
do in matters on which they set their
mind.
The morrow came, and our darling
received the dolls house. In the
course of the morning, my sweet wife
drew me away from my study, and
took me up into the nursery to show
me picture that my eyes can never
forget nor my heart cease to cherish.
Our little golden-haired maiden was
seated in wondering awe before the
dolls house-that incubus of my
bachelorhood. Her soft cheeks were
flushed with delight. her rosy lips
were parted, her blue eyes full Of joy
as she went from room to room of the
fairy palace, the gentle mother guided
her fingers to each successive beauty
as she once had guided my cold and
criticising eye.
When all was examined, her moth.
CT Salu, NOW 60 ana Inanh uear pa
pa, Isy.'
In a moment the little golden head
was nesting on my shoulder, the in.
nocent heart swollen to oyeraowine
with delight. Happy, childish tears
swept like summer rain from the pref.
ty eyes as she clung to me in unspok.
en- thanks for her great birthday pres
ent. As l pressed her to me and
kissed that sweet face, | could not
help smiling at the thought of how !
had once hated the sight Of that dolls
house.
was glad, for the hundredth time
that | did 90 to the bazaar; and this
was what became of the dolls house
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The number of tons of railroad iron
rolled in this country during the last
four years was as follows: In 1866,
430, 0,766; in 1867, 462, ,108; in 1868,
$4,000; in 1859, $4,000; total, L.
988,874.
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DIR. Il. HUNTINGTON,
DENTIST. All the Modern improvements at
~ his Office in Trues Block, Newport. VT.
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A wealthy Englishman proposes to
introduce into New York city new
style of omnibus, with seats on top
for the would-be elevated passengers.
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DROPRIETOR Of the Franklin Printing Es-
L tablShment. All kinds of printing execut-
ed on short notice, in the best manner, and on
reasonable terms. Newport, Vt.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

NEALER in Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps
- No. COburn Block, Newport, Vt.
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DEALERS in Furniture, Carpeting Crockery
~ Glass Ware. Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Brass, Copper Iron, and Tin Ware
Newport VT
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H. ipiis.
preua-
|adver- |
| |iccuie,
|ffefers.
NY,
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WHIsKEY AND NEwsPAPERs.-A
glass of whiskey is manufactured from
a dozen grains of corn, the value of
which is too small for estimation. A
glass of this mixture sells for a dime,
and if a good brand, is considered
we'll worth the money. 1t is drank in
minute or two. 1t fires the brain,
sharpens the appetite, deranges and
weakens the physical system. On
the same sidcboard on which the de-
leterious beverage is served lies a
newspaper. 1t is covered with half
a million types-It brings intelligence
from the four quarters Of the globe.
The newspaper costs less than glass
Of grog. the juice of few grains OF
corn-but it is no less true that there
is large number of people who think
corn juice cheap, and newspapers dear.
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"IF DIS YER TAIL COMES Our. y
The following is worth preserving
Two darkies in the West went out
to hunt opossums, ETC., and by acci
dent found large cave with quite a
small entrance. Peeping in they dis
covered three young (bear) whelps in
the interior.
"Look heah, Sam, Ize gwine to GO
in dar and get the young bears-you
jest watch dis yer hole for de old bear
Sam got asleep in the sun. Wher
opening his eyes he saw the old beal
securing her way into the cave. Quick
as wink he caught her by the tail, anl
held on to her like grim death.
"Hello, dar Sam, what for you darl
de hole dar ?"
Lord bless you, Sambo, save your
self, honey; if dis yer tail comes out
you'll find out what dark de hole p
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w. l.. RUSSELL.
NEWPORT.
w. ID. CRANE,

4 TTORNEY and Counselor at Law, aud So.
| ~ licitor IN Chancery, True's Block, Newport
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IRASBURGH.
HoLDRID6E & SAWYER
CHARLES /. VAL

DEALERS in Foreign and Domestic Dry
~ Goods, w. l. Goods and Groceries, Crock
cry, Hardware, Salt, Nails and Fish.
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GENERAL BUSINESS CARDS.
RARTON.
!. /. WOODMAN,
q. Id. OWEN.

DEALER in Boots, Shoes, and dsis Findings, Of
~ ~ ,aSb Ini 'j;t Store S' over A. j. LTwombly's
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]. Y. GREEN.

DROPRIETOR Medical and News Depot,
i where may be found great variety of Med
icines, Trusses, Supporters, Dye Stuffs Books
and Stationery, Inks, Pens &c, Toys and Fancy
Goods. Physicians Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Newport, VI
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-11-15

/. II. PATTERSON.
DROPRIETOR Of Eagle Hotel,
/ Crattsbury, VT.
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Four years after the event related
above, | was sitting in my study, bust
ly writing paper that ! meant to
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24

port pauperS are in duty bound
find out the causes, and as
far as possible, remove them,
We simply give The hint and
leave it for those interested to
pursue the subject. Let those
who have the faculty of econo.
mizing teach the same 10 9TH
ers. Children should be taught
self-denial and self Ilelpfulness.
AT present the rule among
both parents and children
seems to be TO find something
new or something more 10 de,
sire. Time and money are ex.
pended on useless objects. In
stimulating the,minds of chill
dren TO enterprise, let it be
something outside ot self, some
thing which would tend to ele-
vate aud improve them, and
carry out the doctrine that "it is
more blessed TO give than 10
receive"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
Hollands German Bitters
Hoofland's German Tonic

ig a cofnlindiion or al ihs ing1IIfien's u fhe
Biiters, toiih PURE Santa Cris Rum, OriHgs, etc.
mis- med for The same dissases as HE Bilers, in
cases ichere some pure alcoholic stimulus is re-
quired. You toM bear ia mind that these rms-
dies are entirely different from any others
ddrertisd for he cure Of The diseases named,
ness JeipJ -cfrr'ifc preparations qf mediciROl
sriyucis Uhiis hc others are mere dscoc'ionS "
rus, in some form The TONIC is deciiediy one
Of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies ersr
offered 10 ne public ne sasLe is erquis'te II q
= pleasure to taIc Il, 'Shie its !0egiring eThiE-
I,aiing and medicinal qualities hare cdUs.d Il 70
" kilOIoR as he gTGdisa Of all toRies
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Two gentlemen were lately
examining a portion of a plo'w
at the late Springtown exhib i.
ton. "l'll bet you five dollars y.
said one who thought he W as
posted in agricultural matte rs,
"you do not know what thii, is
for" "Done," said the other, cit
is for SALE" The bet was won
and the wager paid.
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Hotels.

You will diskiver the follow.
ing deskripshun, a mild one,
ov about 9 hotels out of 10 be-
tween the Atlantlck and Pa.
click Oshuns akrost the Unit
ed States in a strait line.
Yure room is % foot 6 inches,
by 8 loot Z inches, parallelo.
gramly.
1t beirg Court week (ez US.
ual } all the good rooms Is elm.
ployed by the lawyers and
Judges.
You're room IL on The utter.
most floor.
The carpet il ingram in.
grained with the dust, kerosine
lie and ink spots ov four gener-
ashuns.
There IL two pegs in the
room tew hitch coats onto; one
ov them broke oph and the
other pulled out and missing.
The buro has three legs and
one brick.
The glass on the buro swings
on two pivots, which have lost
their grip
Thare is a towel on the rack,
thin, but wet. The rain water
in the pitcher cum out Of the
we'll.
The soap is az tuf to wear
az a milestone.
The soap is scented with Gin,
namon lie, and varigated with
spots.
Thare IL three chairs, cane
seeters, one IL a rocker and all
three is busted.
Thare IL a match box, empty.
Thare IL no kurtin to the
window, and thare don't want
10 be any, you kant see out,
and who can see in.
The bell rope il cum oph
about six inches this side oy
he ceiling.
The bed il a modern slat
bottom, with two mattresses,
one cotton and one husk, both
harder, and about az thick as
a sea biskit.
Yu enter the bed side ways
and kan feel ever slat at once.
az easy az you could the ribs
of IA grid iron.
The bed is inhabited.
Yu sleep some but roll over
a good deal.
For breakfast yu have a,
gong, and rhy coffee too kold
to melt butter, fried potatoes
which resemble the chips that
a two inch auger makes in its
journey through an oak log.
Bread soiled, beef stake
about az thick az a blister
plaster, and az tough az a
hounds ear.
Table covered with plates, a.
few scared to debth pickles. on
one ov them, and six fly Ell.
dorsed crackers on the other.
A pewterwinktum castor
with three bottles in it, one
without any pepper in it, one
without any mustard, and one
with two inches ov drowned |
flies, and sum vinegar.
Servant gal, with hoops on,
hangs around ye earnestly, and
wants to know if yu want an. |
other cup ov coffa e..
Yu say "no MON I thank
yu," and push back yure chair.
Yu havn't eat enuff to pay
picking your teeth,
S1TSS S..s4sssrsevezsssss..s-~>,
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PREMATURE gray hair and
badness may be prevented by
the use Of Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Renewer, a harm.
less preparation, which is enc
dorsed by the highest chemical
and medical authority n inaa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24

Punch has the following cap
ital answer: Selkmade man,
examining a school, of which
he is a manager-sNow, boy,
what's the capital OF 'Ollandl''
IAN H'sir,' ss.sf -,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
ADVERTISING TERMS

/ am about az sell.conseated
az it will do for a man 10 he,
and not crack open, but 1 new
er yet consulted that | could
keep a hotel; i had rather be
a high weyman than 10 be sum
landlords l have visited with.
There are hotels that are a
Joy upon the earth, where a
man pays his bill as cheerfully
as he did the parSon who mar
ried him, where yu kant find
The landlord unless w hunt in
The kitchen, where servants
glide around like angels ou
mercy, whare the beds fit =
mans back like the feather,
on a goose, and WHARF the vii
ties taste just as tho ynre wife
or yure mother had fried them.i
These kind ov hotels ought
lew be built on wheels and
travel around the country.
they are just az full oil reaI
comfort az a thanksgiving pud
ding, but alas! yes alas! they
are az unplenty az double,
yoked eggs.-JOsh Billings. 0
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TO PHYSICIANS,
NEW YonK. August 18th, 1868

NEW AohA, august IOtui ioVo'
Allow mo to call your attention 10 my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX-
TRACT BUCHU. Tho component paris
PER BERRIES.
MODE OF PRErARATIoN,- N,-Duchu, In vac1o,
Juniper Berries, by distillatioD, to form
nne gin. Cubebs extracted by displace-
meiit with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries; very littlo sugar Is used, and o
small proportion OF spirit. II Ia moro pal-
Atable than any now In iiee.
Dechu as prepared by Druggists, 10 OF o
DARK color. itis'a plant that emits its fro
Erance, the action of dainc destroys this
Its active principle) leaving o Clark and
HlutiRUus decoCtiOn. Mine Is the color OF
Ingredients. The Buchu in my preparation
predominetespShe smallest Quantity 'ot tho
other ingrodientsare added, TO prevent fer
-mentatlon; upon inspection II will be found
not to he 1incture, as made In Pharma-
copGa, nor Is II Syrup-and therefore can
be used in'caecs where fever or inilamma-
tion exists. In this. you have the know.
ledge OF tho ingredients Gnd the modo OK
preparation.
Hoping thnt you viii favor Il with trial.
and that upon inspection IL will meet with
your approximation,
With feeling Of profound confidence,
lam, very respectfully,
II. T. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist OF 10 years experience.
From tho largest Manufacturing Chemists
In tho Worldly
November 4, 1854.
VI am acquainted with Mr.. II. Il. Helm
bold, ho occupied the Drug Store opposite
myttcsidcncc, and was successful In con-
ducting the business where others had not
been equally go before him. l have been
favorably impressed with his character aud
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
Firm OF Powers and Weighlman. Manufac-
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24

TIE fact has already been
noticed that the t3ermans in
Erie county. voted solid for
Foster, the Republican candi-
date for Congress. The Demo-
Gratis are angered beyond
measure at this and their pa.
pcrs are abusing the Germans
in the coarsest manner. The
Fremont Journal says: zone
of the leading Democrats in
this city, a few days ago, (and
he by the way has some of the
German in him. was denounc-
ing the Germans OF Erie coun.
ty for voting for Foster, when
he let fall the expression that
The id Dutch could be
bought for fifty cents a piece,
anyhow"
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,

NOAI HUN ULO' w W VVD W AhDi
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
sylyania.
PHILinELPHIA, March 10, 1867.
lind Hoof taFs German BiierS" is not an
iniorildS ling bsrerdge, bat is a good tonic, asctm
in d's0TdsTS Of Hs digeS ire o'yJRs, and q grsdI
benefit in cases Of debility aud SUdni cf nervous
zcttUn IN uie system.
Yours tru'y,
CLO ~ IVOODIVARD
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24

To those suffering from diseases OF the Kid
neys and Bladder, and the consequent train
Of distressing ailments, this remedy is conf
IDENTIFY recommended as relief, and needs but
trial to prove its great value in the cure Of
the above mentioned diseases. AS an Altera-
tive, this Elixir will he found much more
beneficial than the preparations of sarsapa-
rilla, so popular, (and we might say of ques-
toned medicinal valuc), and where Blood
Purifier is needed, there is no question but
that the
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24

llCdl COiHulOH Seno0 dTllCle ITOm
the chronological Journal.
"Charlty is a Christian vir.
tue Out of it proceed hospit
ais, asylums, and aims giving
in general. But do we not in
our indiscriminate aims giving,
overlook one Of the most fruit.
fnl causes of want and depend
ence9 Why not try to discover
the sprlnggand dam the stream
at Its source ratherssthan wait
till the flood has devastated the
plaiDW Is not "an ounce OF
prevention better than a pound
of curep What are the causes
of poverty? When this is un-
derstood the remedy will be
more simple and certain. Be.
low are few facts and figures
which this charitable people
should duly consider. If it
shall! appear that nearly every
pauper is addicted to the habit.
ual use of "liquor and tobacco"
which substances are un-
questionably neither food nor
drink--it will be seen that
there is a big leak in the econ,
omy of living which ought at
orce to be stopped, before
"Charity" be further bled for
the aforesaid chewing and
drinking paupers.
In an article on self-imposed
taxation, distinguished Stalis'
Iician says that the consump
tion under the various items of
spirits, wines, and beer at the
present time (1S70) in Great
Britain and Ireland is as fol.
lows:
uoro and farm .D 9a1Is: sEsIdIs, sIBs sl IGS
SS[ aSS aSSSSe coIS yne, tSiS
c'nsSi majs PsTpy, %InS.. sGme' eps say 100000
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noroor;su rh;oh Chr;s,;on
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won,d - rot Lo woIl ~ sbu,
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'"ino,e"''S 0ei''ueN' ING ~ 'e
o'S' ,Ne 0o'n''o'' 'e"p''''O'' ~
ihuuises iileIe Is i'o ual'sei
/" o"'e''' 81 "" nen0'
'lioNe' noi ''ie"' ''oi 0i'ui'' n0'
ef'''"' you VIII 'e 'iu'n Oe''e' !,
III every "ay'-ih oouy' soui
anu eS'a'e' 'han IL you iaii ih.o
.he cosby ANU uiSeuS''us ha''
lts ol vulgar iheh' Hohest pow
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
Blood Purifiers

erer kn0rn aHd igW cue an diseases rrsuIting
fr0m hut H OL KsCp your b"Od p,ne; keep
y,S.,,,L, yGIr Lire, o in or'7 aoi keep y0S,T
hea tiy condition, ri Esby he use Of LheIs
as,di you The bed men IN he coun'ry reco,n'
mend hcnn II ysdrs IF hores' TcPaahon 90 for
unykfRg you must Try Giese prepdrdt,Ons.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24


The utter absurdity of that
relic of the olden time, the
property qualification of vo
ters-still retained in the local
elections Of Maryland-wss
neatly illustrated in a little
game attempted by Senator
Vickers, Of that State, some
time ago, and effectually check.
mated by the counter-move of
a newly enfranchised citizen.
The Senator "qualiGed" ninety
four voters OF Chestertown by
deciding to them collectively
one square foot of ground, and
the town election proceeded
for sometime to his entire sat-
istaction and the intense disc
gust and disappointment of
the other side, who had not
counted upon so large and
sudden an addition to the vo-
ting strength Of their oppo.l
nents. AT length a colOred in.
dlvidual, with the initiative
characteristic of his race,
thought he could discern his
way out OF the woods on the
same line as that taken by the
enemy. Accordingly he quiet
ly made a deed of the same
quantity Of ground to a hun.
dred and fifty of his colored
brethren, who thus became
freeholders and legal voters.---
lie "saw the Senatcrs's ninety>
four and went filty.six BETTER"
and made a clean sweep of
the board. 1t is evident that a
monopoly of "tricks that are
vain" is no longer one of the
prerogatiyes of the Caucasian.
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The Constitution

ence affected with Organic Weakness, re.
quires-the aid Of Medicine to strengthen and
tnyig0rate the system, which llELhBOLD'B
EXTRACT BUCllU invariably docs. II no
treatments Ia submitted to, Consumption or
Insanity ensues.
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USE
HELM BGLD'S
Fluid Extract BueI1u.

Sold &y DrnggisIs eseyy,eiierc,
Sr1cs Sy.S5 per. Bottle, o,sN6 19ofiies
Nr 80. so. Deliyered 10 any address.
yesctSes tymFssas IN al eomsi9nica-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-11-24
PauDerisnl.

We copy the following prac-
tlcal common sense article from
the chronological Journal.