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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-05-19
The Editors.

The last nurlber of La NdFSciUdise,
which was seized to-day, announces that
the paper will reappear on the 18th of Ju-
iy, and that RoGhefort will employ the in
terval of two months in writing the history
of the last empire. The editor and direc-
tor of the ReCetIle have been condemned
each to imprisonment for three months
and the payment of 1000 francs fine. The
editor and director of the Rdppeg have also
been fined l 200 francs each, and sentenced
to two months imprisonment. Many ad-
dItional persons we're convicted of partici-
patton in the late riots, and received sen
fences of from ten days to two months
imprisonment.
PEcbiSCitUIn.
The Corps Legislatif met to-day aid
proceeded to count and verify the vote OF
the plebiscitum. When the result was de-
clared the members of both center an d
of the right, received the annourceme nj
with shouts Of Ti0e Emperor. julie S
Simon approached the tribune and en-
deavored to make some observations, but
the chamber refused to hear him. Simon
then submitted an Interpolation on the
manner in which the eleotionhad been con-
Quoted and then took his seat. The
Chamber separated with renewed cries
Of liCC ] Empcr6ar from a majority.
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wAssnBINGroN NEWS AND GOSSIP


THE Treasury Department bus caused
to be engraved m excellent copy of the
hcadS OF. tho latG Minister BurhngamG and
General Thomas, which arc to be placed
on the next new issue Of bonds.
GEN. SHERMAN states that actual hos
tllhies-hayc not yet couqpeucel in the
Sioux country, but that hcis expecting
dispatches every day announcing the facL
Gen. Sheridan has now gone to the front,
and will communicate atOncc the state Of
affairs to Gen. Sherman.
GEN. FARNswoRTu'spew post oftlccbiu
provides fJr an inGrea3ein the cOmpcnsa-
ton of postmasters when the increase Of
the revenue Of tho post Office reaches
twenty per cent. The present lawrequIrcs
only ten pcr cent increase. 1t reduces
the penalties for robbing The nails, on the
ground, that penalties arc pPw.soaeYere
Unfit q dihlcult % Conve ctmhisIS. Il
also makes Il unlawful to deposit in tic
mails letters or circulars advertising
schemes to deftaud Tue public or obtain
money on false pretensGs. q !! iti w
THERE seems to DO great diversity Of
opinion in the Ways and Means Commit;
tee In regard to- tho provisions of the
Funding Bill, rs to the rate Of interest the
bonds arc to bear, and the compulsory
clause relating to National Banks, It Is
the general belief 6FmenBesrJ u the Com
mlttce, and tho House, that tllere ought
to be . uniform bond for banking pur-
noses, and tint new bNnlt ought 10 bavc
The snmO privileges 'as are allowed banks
now In existence. ..........
The Banking and Currency Committee
on Friday reported q bill which provides
that banks established under II shall bank
on II four and n half per cent bond. II Is
argued that unless uniform bond Is cstHll:
llShed, existing banks viii have decided
advantage over those hereafter formed.
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EosEoO CURES CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.

NoRFoLE, Va, Sept. 7, 1890.
DR.. j. J. LAwRENcE-Dcar Sir; My son has n.
csipSd 20 much benefit IrUB your tDoEdsIJlA RoskOO
that cannot rCimln ftOm expressing my grad.
tude. ] had tried almost everything without
benefit I believe, In all sincUFity, that your
KOskOO is an INFALiIBLB remedy for the disease
from which he has suffered, aud, 30 fat as cam
learn, has never hilsd. II yOu only knew the
immense amount Of suffering that he has under.
gone; then You could esRoEtF6 ne TGfWe Of Sueh a
FVR1Gdy a. &0NEO0-THAT SURELY CUREs. The
ErCat amount Of good II is now doing among US
e inestimAble. With much gratitude, .HrI
am, respectfully yours, &C.,
MRs. N. 3. A. NELSON.
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Read tho following from Nj. wOmble, prom.
lnent Hardware Merchant Of this city:
No. 10 MARKET SQUARE, NoR1OLK, Va,
October Is, 1850.
On. LAWHENCE-DeAE Sir: To tho large mum.
Der Of testimonials which you offer Of tic great
efficacy Of your KOSkOO, I take pleasure In adding
ity, Headache, Loss Il Appetite, SC. Two bot.
tlcs Of KOskOo restored me to health.
Yours truly, j. q. WCMBLR.
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professor Theory and Practice" Of
AOdIOinS, Cincinnati, &c.
Ono Of tho most eI9tHGHt medical mon OF this
age-Well known rs the author Of the following
STANDARD medical works: NEWTON's "PRAo
TICE OF MEDICINE, )" "DmEASES OF CHILDREN"
"NETToN's sTAEs SURGERY" e, In Dseon6sr
sAys; ~ .ag a. .fI
"Among the moro recent efforts to introduce
popularity, some Of tho new remedies, We notice
new preparation compounded by ]. J. Law.
RRNCE, N. D., Of NORFOLK, Va, which IA fur.
sired quantity. We recently erGmiRGd HE LIbOr.
dtOrT, and became (tky Ratt!Rtd that all his work
Is done In the best manner, by the most approved
pFooeEIeS and from the 6eSt nlatsFiGs, gtEin0 a. a
T6Silt q medicine NEETING the CONFIDENCE Of the
PHYSICIANS and the PUBLIC"
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FROM DIR, LLOYD 4 PHYSICIAN OF LARGE
pHAfPTTNR
GrrAr Rn,nnn. w. octnhera 1899.

GREAT BRlDdB, Va, October 8, 1859.
J. J.. LGWRENCE, N, D.-DCAE Sir: cheerfully
endorse eour KOskoO as being most valuable
preparation. Upon examination OF tho formula
dnd each ingredient highly extolled by our hcat
and most progressive clinical investigators. /
have tested ltG effects In my own practice, and
nave no hesitation In recommending H. In my
opinion, II u tho best compound Of IL class ever
Pot before the public exceeding BY far oil tho
TSStSd it'd 4 dScided NcF1e Tonic i and inyiE.
orator Of the animal foEees, aiding digestion and
assimilation, and thereby producing healthy
blood, which should be tho basis Of treatment In
all chronic diseases. Hoping you will reap the
reward you deserve from the public 10 benciac.
tor, am sir, your truly,
CHARLES LLOYD, n. D.
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From Rev. W. Il. Christian, Pastor BInwiddI,
Stheet Methodist Church,

Portsmouth, Va, October 8, 1860. Il,
This Is TO certify that / know Dr. lawrence
we'll, lie d Q gentleman Of cultivation, and WOr.
Inv Of tho fullest confidence. have used bis
K6sG0O With advantage 70 myself and have adopt.
ed It's uS0 In my family In cases Of nervous dCbIl'
lty and depression. ,r o,,o,,,,,.,,
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Over Five Hundred Dealers

in various parts Of the land have unreservCdly
endorsed thhmi They arp ll use nPon NUMEROUS
lines Of RAILWAY, Including tho 'UNIeN PACIFIC
and the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL and Officers OF
these roads, with other prominent Z. K officials,
r. X. employees and travellers, yet introduced.
Ths following are pr6ecntcd - specimens Of
these testimonials
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KOskOO Cares ScrOfuIa In its Worst
Forms.

From A. ". MILLS, prominent and well known
merchant OF Norfolk, Va.
No. II MAIN STREET, NORFOLK, Va,
September IS, 1865.
On. LAWRENCE--Dear Sir: Your KOskoo hus
worked wonders In my mmIly. My daughter has
been = sufferer from ScFOfIla since childhood.
ShG lost thirty-One pIeceS Of bone from her ankle
Ssyersi nSTtS Of lie bodT. Whit IN tbiS eondi.
don she commenced mixing your KOskO0-u
acted tlkS ehlT7R on her: under IL uS6 he ulcers
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Improved. II certainly saved hGr much suffering,
and perhaps her life. regard kOskOO a EptclI
for oil Bcr1lllOus affections. Your KUskoO also
cured my wife Of dyspepsia, from which she SUI.
ttred greatly. SS u Molu IN better heGih than Ehe
AGS beGn IN ire yeGrs. ......
WiththG highest regards,
lam gratefully yours, &c,
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Koskoo 10 endorsed by the best physicians
everywhere. Read the following from Or. TIllery,
successful practitioner Of many years standing
In the Old North State:
ROCKY MOUNT, EDdECoNHB Co., |
September 10, 1862
DR. ]. J. RAWRENCE-DcaE Sir: i have used
your Concentrated Fluid Extract OF K0BkOo III
my practice with the happiGSt FesHls. lind It To
BIZ 4 P0lgeEJW LiTer Ily0rqEOT, Rt0OQ lhT5 JtSr,
and Nervous TbNie. In all diseases of the Liver,
scrOInlouu, SyphilItiC, and Nervous Affections,
~ remedy al iWWSIiSe pIlHs; IN TACT, III almost
every variety Of Chronic Diseases itS use ID indi'
Gated. Hoping you may meet with the success
which you ICEeFVe - manufacturer Ot TtItGbte
medicines, am cir, with much respect,
Your obedlent servant,
r. U. TILRERY, n. d.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

So constructed o. to enel6ae theRorkS, and firm
4 protection against dust enabling the move.
ment to remain In order without cleaning dopble'
tho time that a Watch WIN ordinarily run without
~" ThpS ' Company tCcl confident Gfer having had
their Watches thrcG years In market, and selling
many thousands Of fthem in all PaftS OF the eoan.
try, that tho Elgln Watches are the
best time Keepers now offered to-
the American Public, ,.s- I.
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IFINANoIALas "a
T. O2A N Z
Chesapeake I OHIO XII s5iItb6sil g. 6.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
.,n,r,c,l and running from RICHMOND, Va,
y ,Sr celebrated WHITE SuLrIIUR SPRINGS,
w,i Va, ~ miles. It Is being rapidly Cx'
.'oJ,,l 10 the Ohio River, 900 miles further, ma
linz III all i97 miles.
:, #. urc-rrsa Westward, It pcnCtFatcS and
..,. mn TO market the Wonderful Coal De-
,n,o fthr EanaWhA Region In Vest Virginia.
I.Ibn. triurs tho subGrIor and abundant Goals
',,h,, section into Communication with the
,.a, Are, or Virginia AAd Ohio, and the West.
~ South Western and Eastern markets.
,rbcn complCtcd It win connect the superior
,.,L,r f.rllItleS OF the Chesapeake Bay with
Liable navigation on tho Ohio River, and thus
.iM ,hc entire system Of Railroad and water
,,,,,pOr,atiOn Of the great West and SOuth'
uVt. .Yf .4IEif wg.Ti,
twill make abort, easy, cheap and favor
al, ,Ou,e from tho west to the Esa, and will
.ommspd a large share Of the enormous
t,I,ht, -ccEing transportation to tho coast.
ErytG.{IiI
Twill thus become one Of the most important
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railroad In the country, and command q trade
If immense value. sa,rIGg ,StI
The completed portion of the Road Is doing a
Dul,ublr and Increasing Business, and is fully
rsl.l In value 10 the whule amount Of the mort.
az upon the entire LIne=tS 200 0O0.l .--.---s
tn, l,4n Of tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company lclng First Mortgage upon the en-.
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nrr onr II the most substantial, conservative,
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Investors and Capitalists,
who dc.irc to make their Investments with the
mn, satisfactory assurance Of positive and I'm.
douhttd security.
o. - D.. 81
The IIouds aru in denominations OF
$1,000, $500 and 500, RI
and may he had COUPON or REGISTERED.
Interest Six per cent per annum, payable Mar
l., aud NOVEMBER lst, .trr.
Principal and Interest payable in Gold in the
CITY Of NrW York.
Ircc 90 and Accrued Interest In Currency, at
which price they pay nearly Seven per cent In
gold On their cost.
All Government Bonds and other Securities
dealt in at the Stock Exchange, received In OK
change. at their full market value, and Bonds
zen, to all parts Of the country, frec Of Express
charges.
They ran br obtained by ordering direct from
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aUy part Of the country.
FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS.
Maps, Pamphlets and full infoT-
nation furnished upon APP
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apFaI hV mail,
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/. 4Fq' Sy.o%RI'SrouCEY, eonp sup'.. /
The following dealers also, In various parts Of
tho country, have certified tkat they consider tho
Elgin Watches to beAll that. the Company have
advertised them, a. better finished, more correct
and durable, than any In market Of similar price,
and that they have great confidence In recom-
mondIng them 10 the public, on account OF their
general merit;
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DIR. JOHNSON,

Member Of tho Royal ' College q Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of ono Of tho most eminent Col
lCgcs In tho United States, RntfNthG greater part
ofwhOsO lliO has been spent In the hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
effected some Of the mot astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing In
tho head and cars when asleep; great nGfV0ns.
ness, being alarmed at sudden sounds; baBhi1l
ness, with frequent blushing, attended some
timSs with arrangement Of MUD, WerO cured I'm
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Pittsburgh and Philadelphia Springs and Axlcs,
Iron and Steel Pillow Wing. IInrd0nB' IOtpU
Shoes, Heavy Hardware, &C,
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TESTIMONIAL.


UxEoN PACIFIC r. r., oRVIcE OF GEN. Surf,
0MAIIA, Dec. 10, 1869,
Hon. r. N. ATERY, President National Watch
DeGr ST :Sburing the month that have car.
ried QUO OF your "B. ". Raymond" Watches Il
has not falIGd 10 keep tile umo with 30 much &C
curacy as to leave nothing 10 desire In this re:
gard. For accuracy In housekeeping, beauty Of
movement and AniRh, your Watches challenge my
GimirNtiOn, and arouse my pride as an American,
and / am confident, that In all respects they will
compete successfully In tho markets Of tho world,
with similar manufacturers of Older nations.
They need only 10 be known to be appreciated.
YOuH most respectfully,
MA HAMMOND GAntf Sub't
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Diseases of these organs require tho use Of a
DIurctIc. HELMBoLD's.F FLUID EXTRACT
BUCuU is tho great DIurouc, and is certain
cure for diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel,
Dmpsy, Organic Weakness, Female Complaints,
General Debility, and ell diseases Of Tho Urinary
Organs, whcthOr existing in MalO or Female,
from whatever causa originating, and no matter
Of how long standing. .. '." ' q
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OPPICH or TIE HUDs0N REyER RAILROAD,
Gcn'I Supt. Now York, Jan. II, 1870,
Dear SIr.-Tho Watch made BY your Company
whIchiI have carried tho past two months has
kept excellent tmG hate ea11iedlt frequently
on engines, and have bcen on the road With It
almost daily. During this time It has run uni
fOrmly with our standard clock.
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware Of Physical Weakness,
Organic Debility, DefOFmlties, speedily cured
He who places himself under the carr OfDr. j.,
man, and confidently rely upon his skill a. 4 ply.
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especially, who have become tho YctIms Of Soil.
hry Hloo, that dreadful and sttaetye habit
thousands Of Young Mon>Of Tie most excellent
talents and brilliant intellect, who might other
Wibc have entrRneed listening Seahtga with the
thnndrFs Of elOQuelce, or walked 70 eeStSGy tho
living lyre, may call with full confidence. nt
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No. SO Main street,
Aprl5 WHEELING. ". VA.
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INDOORS EMEN OF TIE PRESS: ~
The many thousands cured ii thir establish,
nent wlthin lElr last twCHIy yeAFp. and thu nIt 2
mrrous Important surgical OIcFutiOns performed
The SHH and many other phIvrS, nUtlrcs OT "! ,Ch
have appeared HguGn and uEAiII before the public,
besides hls standing aN u gentleman Of chnFnCIr
and rCSpeCtaDllty, Ia sufficient guarantee IT. III,
afflicted THl LF.Ifa "rH" FaN VI
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CCREp
mNFl6 70 a.. ~s.Ns Ft'''' y
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REPERxxcE NJ PERMISSION.

Agents wanted everywhere in tho State.
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Dr.. johnson has discovered The most Certain,
speedy, and only Bfectual RemedyIn tho World
tos weakness Of tho Back os Limbs, Structures,
Affections OF the Kidneys and bladder, Inyolun.
t1ry Discharges, Impotoncy, Geneal Debility,
y EGrEo1,.ne Dyspep9ia, LanguOF, Low Spirits,
Conig9ion 81 Ideas, PalpltAtfon Of tho Heart
Ttmldltys Trembling, Dlmness Of Sight, or Gid.
dlneSS, Disease Of Tho Head, ThFoSL Nose OF
Skin, Affections Of tho Liver, LungS, Stomach OF
I0WOls-those Terrible Disorders GrISing nom
Solitary lIAblts Of SOrtl-Secrct and Solitary
Practices more GltAl to their Victims thSn Nd
song Of SyTCnS 70 tho Mariners Of Ulysses bliilt.
Ing their most brilliant hOpGs or GnIcipstionS.
re1dGFlnH mRFfiaPC, &c tmIOsSlhlC
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Rich Mems Daughters.

l hold that the daughters of
even rich men should, like the
sons, be educated to some art,
profession, or trade, that they
may be ready for the day of
sudden reverse or financial
misfortune. But, instead of
any such special, practical
training, the daughters OF rich
men too often are educated in
a way that specially units
them for Self>heIp in time of
need Grace Greenzeof.
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BLESSED are they who seek
relief from oliver Complaint"
"B:liouSness,' severe lingering
Coughs and Bronchitis, by
using DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery, for
they shall be happy in know
ing that the cure is complete.
81 900 reward is offered by the
proprietor for a medicine that
will eqnal it in the cure OF all
the diseases for which it is re-
commended. For constipation
of the bowels and as a blood
purifier, for the cure of PIN.
Piles and Blotches on the face,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and all
skin and Scrofulous diseases,
this medicine is unequaled.-
Sold by druggists.
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For the Record.
TREES AND SHRUBS OF OHIO.
BY REV. G. II. WARREN.

PEPERIDGE TUPELo or Sour Gum.
[Nydssus AQuaticd.l
Though this pretty tree re-
ceives the name AQuaticG it Is
not always growing IN watery
localities. 1t is most generally
met with in rich damp soils, and
is quite generally difuSed over
the United States, being dis
covered in the forests from the
chilly region of the New Eng.
land States TO the sunnyclime S
OF the South. 1t is a tree of the
smaller size, with horizontal
branches and a high fiat spray
resembling some the beech
tree. The timber is firm, ex
ceedingly close grained, and
very difficult to split on &C.
count of the obliqe direction
and crossing of the fiber of diff.
fercnt layers. The diameter Of
the trunk is seldom more than
eighteen inches, and the height
not exceeding forty or fifty feet.
The leaves are oval and smooth
and as they unfold themselves
beneath the bright and smiling
rays of the summers sun, pre-
sent a most delightful gloss on
the upper surface. The flowers
are scarcely perceptible, but
the fruit which borne in pairs,
being of q deep blue color,
about the size of a pea, and
ripening late in autumn is
quite beautiful to look upon.
1t may be easily distinguished
from the Black Gum in several
particulars. In early spring
when the foliage is young and
tender 1T is yillous, while the
the foliage of the Black Gum is
not. This tree is much smaller
than the Black Gum, the
branches being inclined 20 di,
verge horizontally from the
and occasionally to
iroop, while those of the latter
10 not. AS an ornamental
tree it is desirable on account
ofits picturesque character, its
pretty glossy leaves in sum
ner's heat, and the brilliant
fiery color which steals upon it,
as the mellow days Of autumn
throw their ripening and color
.ng influence over the varied
objects of teeming nature. 1t
should have a place in every
landscape.
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Genius.

Alexander Hamilton said to
an intimate friend: "Men give
me some credit for genius. All
the genius l have lies just in
this: When | have a subject
in hand, | study it profoundly.
Day and night it is before me.
l explore it in all its bearings.
My mind becomes pervaded
with it. Then the effort which
l make, the people are pleased
to call the fruit Of genius. 1t
is the fruit of labor and
thought"
Mr.. Webster once replied to
q gentleman who pressed him
to speak on a subject of great
Importance: "The subject in
terests me deeply, but | have
not time. There sir" pointing
a huge pile ofletters on the
table, sis a pile OF Unanswered
letters to which | must reply
before the close of the session
(Which was then three days off,.
l have no time to master the
subject so as to do it justice"
"But, Mr.. Webster, a few
words from you would do much
to awaken public attention
to it."
"If there is so much weight
in my words as you represent,
il is because | do not allow my.
self to speak on any subject un
Ill my minds imbued with it."
DemOsthenes was once urged
to speak on a sudden and great
emergency. 81 am not pre-.
pared" SAID he, and ~obStinately
refused.
The law of labor is equally
binding On genius and mediocre
tu
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The Germans are just now
saying to each other, "Napo.
Icons humiliation is Wilhelms.
hohe." Wilhelnshohe in Ger
man signifies Williams exalta-
ton, on Williams height.
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A TOPPER was relating the ex.
perience of his voyage across
the ocean to a sympathising
friend. Said he, d tell you
what, old fellow, there's one
good thing about it, though
You can get as tight as you
please every day, and every
body thinks you're only sea.
sick"
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co,rsnrsA HOOKING VALLEY R. n.

First train leaves Athens at G 40 n. m ar
irving at Columbus at 0 As, making connections
for East and West. Second tram leaves Athens
at 2 n. m. on arriyn of train from ChillicOthe
and Portsmouth on which there is q through
car fIom Portsmouth to Columbus, arriving at
Columbus at 8 25, making close connections
for the East and West. First train lesvesCo.
lnmbus at s 10 q. M, arriving at Athens at
IL 40, with through ear for Portsmouth. Sec
ond train leaves Columbus at 8 55 p. M, ar
irving at Athens at 7 25 p. m.
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To cure hampers.

To cure your horse of lam,
perS, just take a good curry
comb and, and opening his
mouth, scratch his gums on
the inside of his upper fore
teeth until they bleed. Don't
be afraid of hurting him. Do
this a few times and he will! be
all right.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

Why don't you use NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE? 1t is per
lectly free from poisons and
will restore gray or faded hair
to its original color.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

A New YORK editor recently
wrote that Olive Logan had
sprained her ankle. Imagine
his establishment when the
types made him say that that
fair but independent spinster
had "married her uncle"