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New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

s. g wd.l aESs ss ' Ss vST G s lowe; S TT , % q ~
s;S ' a'% F' a. @ e. hs e:
osoISy,r Nov aFlour steady Fwily Sc coass M Wheat
S sG & f 81 Rs %s G5a M uSn GSs S% 'oa o SopD S on $50
Eolc. Sm Sg@ uit Meats nm win light deDSad % EsA5
50 d,ys 7q Old oaercd Oh Clear RI sGs
M an ClsST S sde' aadS h!s2n I - r demand and Gm Char I
TsI toH bead Tay .S .e.aT aGsi Z S & aud
E1s g @ S9s5 SSPsssE E Vt, EosF 3 % s.n.sG %' %.
5se0c Ot E oOc Provisions Sust and se.Iy G FOr FORK
& IT, f21 I @ s' WIS.,, ss S GS', s5s so
ToaSno Nov 2FlSIr dun ana unchn sc wlcatqct and
sSP and S G as 81 si RSss'' SsS ss g. &c. Cow S1
s Ee Ess Ssi' 9TSi .Id S'fSRSS a SS " {;
Corr S1 oats O'S PSe5 % 90 0q SS T4s ssf sS SS
OgsS; MSSsI "SU @ bush. Corn lg 70! ba;s Qa%
" %Is ST. lTHSSa; SsIs sSj M 4 S,!S
barley No ps TiS & fS Eve qT oi. SG Active .. It - S
SS 5S ca @ to Ss. So s e SSse Ia 60 , H
fSGT 50 So Ggs4 - Wheat
81 "a Corn dun and nOminay 56@5jc os, c,iy 10
leq-Raucd stead, lots 2~2zci small los 2ic Crude
Ms1r5s Nov quiet unchonrei. Com dnl and droOp
Ing a. so cats dull and unchanged Pok Gull and
cSrgd I que sni s,ady Shoulders
DuyFAlO, N57. 2Reops-FlOrr 1000 bbs; wbe.t 10000
S0 sa5 S s G' Con- aoo T,o 5a Sa 6 s @
a,n barley 5No bush Canal Freghts gnchAnEed Flour steady
sne b. de4.n1 m sales II ooo bash No wC,iIa il It, at ei
ss % 81 G 9'I mailing Qs 3 or '' 81 e fsn;9iS s %l e c
,ao same inc last week; market steady lestenays
% & s SIG sr H. %Srs az s ~ IS % So OF Ohio An ngrs from
LEA H. s4 $40 25 6 Michigan averaging l9H H. at 81 Is
yanet D 40 Ca ada iamGs ranging from 81 TO- .
81 %i a Css3d' SGP 'yfr5s & w - At 81; w. hh an
and declined laaoi sales a head a. ga - ~ Tor
ALnAT Nov &-Nang doOr Wheat Ro lower and ac
sodc;o sales Owe Weston Mzel at &c at ha', Albany anj
Gsnss IVES. st. S o bush d. in elevator Sc steady
in moderate demard sales No. Western at O05e and one
s ;'a4E %fI wner # ,, SaP s rs So az ea 2
euceT No Re- P,li 8 a. lc Of Winter Lc ~ =
a. S' oss S%" sS Rsde s'S ce ts S M IN Sss qu
7Sai7to Rye dull and I"wor Gla 4c IGhwue' qei To-
iS; scs a. si5 Is at dose Gl5oa a Of so @
Live Hogs 81 l=4 % Ca ;e h..,r rs "a - %
III F5pI G'SI go % lush Whoai e%j, 62h Co bs Js ba
hye 1900 bush Barley, 'll iloas ,-, 80,
wS.HS% .tSS fSf Spr5s Fl slSsi
deSaH! on shipping qsc%iaaT; account; ~ MG ,9
& Fy i 3esi 33ensod and No SPa1sS @ R
demand s1s H He N q, SSEPaPs Es% s &c
Dcccmbcr 81 6Ia* Is seller January; +2 1852 80 sGltr
usry Bak Meats Shoulders, O Gear kS
@ CS % So :. 10 3D. BSI cS @s4 1 %e & .np Gn % xs
YST s.e. closing Live Hss good HI,1 s9C,
o5o S SGs6 VI %bcSs zoo ba:S cc c5 o
Wheat $4,000 Corr bush Oats 7OO bush Barley,
.Sdy % leo 1S' SS! a, w1., f1as fsr r." %
s ~ 5GSs " G i n e qS, " I sbtS 2 s
S. sbo1o h o views Of SuyeF sie 1870 J0sG Bay a
MAJ % sS E: !: y &, Cn0Gid Ss;ss s"5 sg M's Vs.
Miings sSG $50 = iun Hg6wrss SIC Canal FrephSN hat
he he Hd6s a 81 s to 4 d S to %e6 FSs
7 New;YGk &c to Albany 5 &c sceiRG 0y ksmI, y,
c1nsNi555o " NS5 bush 2i %hs. g feel Ln6ss
We ooj CON- bush. Oats 250J Oush Barley 4
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

CnGRLEsroN Nov. 2-CoOu quet Ml!HnE Itc net eetnts
2g hses expOrtscJswIEs, l9o L4i sales ~ Lulesi s'ock
- "a bales
SAvASxAH 2-Coton in Eoct demand; Hiding l7idIc
rCApts 3g cIpos-o Br n 23lO Dassi coast
WHO bales; 800 bales SS bales
OSLyFFToy Nov 2Co:ton quiet; Cool Ordinary, llc; net
rPp bales; eIortsc0Wse, 4J7 baosi sales 3JJ Dses
stock % 63 bsles. ~ ~.
Do-TOS Nov Guet: Mh1Cs l9c net receipts, S8o
bales; gross $40 bae sales 2Oj hses stock 6VO0 bales
WHSgToS Nov 2-Co.tun quiet; Mddag lC net receipts,
a es;s saies, lg7 bales; STOCK. 2,ut' bale.
sT Louis Nov 2-Coton nouna'y ulcanged MldGDgs lie
CfSC!NrATI, Nov. 2-C0tt7n dnl; Milti & iit@
NEW ORLEANS. Nov 2COtOn Q9et Ad n.y. 81 nft recetS
bslcsi eIpUrs-coast"e IJ bales; sAIs
l4O1 bales; stock 64,36 bales
Lou isvLLH Nov. 2-Ccton quiet hddings l7!G .
BILTaoRE Nov 2COton quist; hdlnHs, l8 net recents
ls bales VrOss baiOs LII baes sales 5
NOBLE Nov 2-Coon duIli MidirS 1:ic net receipts LIZ
-...,-.. , ooo t.,..
sales. 800 bales ,,-. NyiIlv,~, Iv,r
xpNpi SUT Cot II lIi.Iugs, l7tci receipts E,Jo
bel g., -, .Uau.,, III dI7I. ,., 70
& IA les; exvors-co4stve lUiI vaeSi sa!es' 'J Ia'Ss
stock 7yl2 bales
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EIkUPEAN NAhhbIb
Ac EIllO mConsols opened Ct st 20, o9s money
~ to1t United States Five Twenty bonds l862s VI 3es oo
VI ls67' ~ TeDPorties sSl.
SkIo NsT 2-Uhed states PVeTWsny bonds closed last
Usslhg a. 81 lof tbe issus Of 1852
"a cent NV N'"''0 'O'0N NN''--''
L,EEh'SpL NOV tle3o nCOttOn opened rOngi hddng
eoaHt NV p N'"S'" % tV' O'AN U~S' ~-N w.
toi sasit Prime Meas - ~ " N
l A"T l-+3o nConso closed at % for both and
u l17 St TenPorties 8Si ' ~
I@shh @ nov S-Ile BourSe-kenteG SO francs 0s eentOes
a., ~ oL NOV Ef:Jo m-COOn closed duet MiddliDg
f AoGng Or$ans st sales Of the d. Is 900 bale. 4o0O
II st'.Aloa hla export Refined Petroleum lBi
NOV 2fbe u bullion in vault In the Bank OF En-.
hSTraHd &S51 90 since last Sugsr aaOAt 2g 6aJOl
N'S nov E-kEeEEg-LB,eed OIL closed at 2H ~ y tuu. d
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ), 1871.
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKEf.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Nov. 4, Is

NEw-YORK. Thursday, Nov. 4, ISL
The horse market shows but little life. Ar
rivals Of Western workhorsc have OF late been
what fewer but st in Of the wants Of pur
chAsers. There fow buyers Of superior stock In
the market but scarcity Cf valuable animals and the
enormous prices ct which they held transac
tions 70 be scarce D hlrly ever sdsfartory to
both the seller well as the purchaser.
Messrs. Johnston Il Van Tasselps regular semiWe,hly
auction sale OF horses carriages etc. will Gs usual De
held tomorrow friday, the ID inst, at IL O'clock
At the carriage repositories the number OF visitors has
been increasng few good sacs were reported ana lt
Is expected that the dry and cold weather Will aVoraDy
influence the trade OF closed carriages.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
PrCFIpTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr .IOrth RreT Vtetb ana IdlITOddt -.
Ev a2i rkr Aches bales Broom Corn pkgA BeesEaT 3
A,s, GO 4 bis Cotton see Oil 33 b Copper 90 esles S9S
VS. Dried Fruits bbs Bgg l56i bbb Flour III s5o
b WHEAT bush Corn 81 99 bush 0A Is 99S bush Barley
~ b Grtss SEED bush RIsee l2 bbL Beans GG bags
Con hs los pg Flour 10 bales Hemp AT bales Hopi
- h eS Leather so bales Moss 6Sl bbL Spirits lEpeh
b S 6 ROab bbs POk 758 pkgL Bett 600 pigs Cut Meats
~ Tea Lar! i3 ie Isi 10 tc Stesrn 4l69 pigs Butter ASH
fgL Qse SO pEEa Tsow 33 pkg Bpeler, $50 BIS Starch
H. stt Tea % bhis Tobacco bTs sBd eAses IODaeco IoV
S'h "t1Gy, ia bale. VOL
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

&,,,, v,.,, :, n limited dcn,nl sul most grades
Y0 !SD s,ss Ioosh little pressure 10 's sales Of
~:s" 5ss": on: on: Rsss;sss IsS S srS Ss IS oF'
8: s r. SaPRSis,s;i; e. qsi. MS. lSS sSS g
e: ia : %sss E5': Ei. co
E.s ss:gss Ea' iSs iSs S OcrSis MI. d ,;S E,
1 s:s s: los +" TsS: ss R;i Fspi. k.t ks @ s
E LHsfss s'n~ ,ss Gcnsice EiT. Sr,ai. 5 S,S w
oes oes.S % FoS sc,d, VITA sr Hlo '"e' I" 80 O0''
Ss,s . sDl Gsr,.,orn k''r' aud f.n!.s lsS@s S
sssSossl - ); SS SaS
es,ss ,'a lsr1, =, :, %. % ,bS wo quote: ,.a,.,
RE n'i 90 5. St' % sGa Sgn9'''$' ''""' =
s,'i:, s s. co. Cofn Msab brr. SO gS5S
S'1 SSn Ssli Ssi I0.tI5e. ~ - a as
Ger S:s TsSM s1,, , e;ye ., ~ sass SPIOb
FEsScSTsrbs @' ~, lo' g S Tss .m' a. rates steady In
z, TSs sSf, Gsr r. r, co BY s.sm lsOs bush Gain,
Ts e It for " FL 81 81 % NV I'll Ia CoO hush Grain al
ss1l hGds TtSH wi s e: Cotton At ssiS and 50 hhds
t @ , q T;,' ci Ebs is RSsoSG g't Petroleum a
n csIHr t, ssi ,u NJ, e aiG ~ Italian bark Tie
E a. D-sS ." ~ r 'you paD~lerha to Cork Tor ONe
~ Essa&m & q "asI IS, u, 81 90 OOD si'O
4 IS ,y Il VIZ! s97S s'i S5: 1'l,9s siA;5 s
ss & $ for E6 Mi.Slis = 81 - & foT
e. ?Ch 20 SrFs'' y ,mrrd We'ter; 81 6oa vi 6.t ior
E~ N''e.tf "a .r oh.r ssc tsE ls,cE e1treGs a. te
,ki 20 81 - % ave. 4" @agI vi SIS Ss,fe sc sc
= 6reN N,s' tSA; ,'S g.. &,sd 5Js an wGite
EIj.. sic az ..l. sta.o It VI; Corr is ua
ts,,ssd lEron , a, ,J, %c,te.a White at o2ic-
klesi . 30 a. e. y N 'HL d ,,r , L, oo0
E.Y Sr- 80 .t ..t 'oo o. fc' New straw Is hm At
ei @4SI VTS, .4.., D.aes.c weak sa. >, VO 6oi-
kss5fas" .,l rsrsr, N, hecn very quiet today,
NAVAL lr.r r' ai ilues IA sc'Grs i,'%t Sf'n
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

PTTTsBURCH CENTRAL LIVE STOCK hARKBTS-Nov D.
CArrLE-Receys 80 cars, or 40 h." against so 1r' same '
Lee, e.E The ms rkc fair active AMI owing to the advance IN
bs East and ght run here prc have advanced fully &C. To- buy
a. ~ ntr and .nys for stock wish the advance
However number have heea disposed Of ana the sac: o
nv bead Below will found the prices paid Tor the @
sook, Oo steers averaging 100 ID, selling At 70 70 y dgS
m Obios averaging % tO Indiana stsers IeTags lLi
Il At IS ~: riaua ser,ging 100 b at - 30; lno, es
aTersGug go TO- s5 Kentucky steers a7ef,gnS ron 70 90
5io R At IS 25; n averaging llp TO- az 9t oT
pcnDslvana steers ayerg 50 10, at ~ 70 P
eg4gl lI5O h. ASA IS. Bells abi cn" ail snt from
CheTONoes ire lnfiAe
t,yp IyS LAnBs-eCeps 50 loads. or OH hea'i mar
s, 81 LIST We Uce good % ID sheep selling 81 DC bU %
sheen a to DC Medium shc~p li lambs ins from d 70 &C.
ami common sh scp from 81 70 2 = h,l. ,. ,o.L.,
HoysRecict 36 loads, - 900 lead mrrket oyeso s
,,S dy With hut light demrA Philaiel;L hos selling 81 from
81 81 10 81 40; YorIers . rough aud common h"G' "
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Nov -Cotton fat Low Aidting se Pour dull
si es aRs unehAnEei Con emeTi White 172e Yellow 6
&I "a Hsaesu ee Oats du At 43e heG PORK steady At
r..,d S1s:1 "a ana ssouhsn &C. Rib sides eye Clear Rib sc
IL mans l5alee Lard steady, I0dlOlG Werteru Butter
demand sOA packcf al 20a2 common Summer
Rsl.SoIn nSttSi GrsASs, ealOS Whisky fair dsmsnd sales
rs Nov z-ousrritron Bark No J. nominal at s35
ks g 20 ss 81 lva iO.e HIeed cOmnsIdJ 81 So Flour Gr
~ 1S,sn LEG wheat Extra PGlr, - 5ySS l5i Peuas lyaa DO
e "a -, lnAnA Ehd Ono d. &7d ~ 90; Fancy. i5a
al "a Ht-t 10 odefate ds-.d. STATE sf Wcstem Red : 5j1
~ - ANIL SE very sbO.eCi AabsT, 81 GlGSl ". White
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

pOOTHs TiiEATER. OWENS.
SPECIAL
The Management Is pleased to snnounce The
FIRST APPEARANCE
this Tleater Of the celebrated and popular Conecin.
Mr. JOHN &. OWENS,
On MONDAY NEXT, New. 9,
Z" s's'' CALEB PLUMMER,
DOT, On. THB CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
In Boucicsnirs adAp taion Of Dickens's beautiful
CHRISTMAS STORY
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
NJ, A.. .r ~ >. Tr;r :A-as. NETWORK
t,....s s.vl .,.H }. lhtl.


PETRO..t-Trce iey bcv' inquiry ior L. .H 10
ksb psrtly vr,; Us &C ~ 1'.
f.. =. aO Nls trt- ct E!c 500 bb' 1881 nan .'o'
krber ."ic., aHd NV" O'' og'
rs opor ri yea t'od aud extremely Yut,i
su rose Cu. as vtas to farther Geene W lle
frk AMI no ssl., quote 415G &c Ae ~
1aons we're g. 52 su3 ~ - on Lower Or sPO An
PlaIslrlia We her 'nlt .t1 bhi. t at ?5.c .,
RICE duE al and 10 pasS EaS' AS "
IEits"RsT a.; Raed Is scadr sales go boxes
rsvd n "a 10 ItIl sugar g. sld ~ Lids
P.rO RICO Al lo,c; qgoc Hi " T. ,,,a,,I. 1go.hv
sYRDS-Cor:r laiet s.ss Jass Prime At ltaltc Iio'hy
Hehsnged Al s3aEB Is -. 80. ON Ill. Cn,,.o,
SKISSGost opupuss very c TIE receipts are 8p naes CaeeOa
Ruttale ASA
kou +T rr' tAlg ee5 sIss SiI sr
Deer r,fi.ts ~ bales hSlL"s.
R,nrT ChAlnceJ Snss ana o ~ " -,
H. for he week are J Is Ccarai Amer'An and |OO ID vera
-, We anOat
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
fincatlai.
Eu2CULhR TO TIE H0LnF"S or lie
HENlRAL CLASSES OF BONDS or TIE ,
JACKSON, LANSING AND SAGINAW RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Enrea BY agreement between the Mgin C"na 1d M me
namsI be worked b. the Michigan CenI IN a
Of snd for the purpose o EenhnS me
Saginaw Road nOhery new ard
is To he upon road mount WI" poVde
boh fund Of the i0a1 s GF hTt as u'
sTss Of Msckpc also the eIha1g Of all outsnny bonds
aOsaCe for the bonds under the DC" nor" age OF
similar lnd thst bv the terms Of the agsepent as E Dg
d.nr uuter tie laws 0 Michgsn, tie Ohng"n IeLta
Rrosd nv NAV make ow be secured b3 the same
mortgage as t Jackson Lansing oHd Saginaw and issue ne sane 10
Leu Of those Lansing and Saginaw huon prefer 30
70 DO That VIII delnd a!on he hepn hoae
Of bonds already LeI une tne
the Jlckon Lansing and Sns% hGaa dnl M e
lo O sha elect exchange them for ine Onu {" e
Michigan Central secured By single mortgage on tue JtcAt"
Lansg Saginaw will Issue its own bods for the hr9l
and O the outstanding bOno OIL ~ IAc
Lansing Saginaw Railroad Company aud Otherwise no arm
determine whether will viii not issue ITS own
bonds under said mortgage is necessary that the hoLer' sh' "
at an early dAy, their disposition in the meter
TIE bonds Michigan R7oad Comp?ny to he ssne
will ne In thousand dollars each and dcd November a
payable In S interest at cent free Of GOeTuLeL TAX pay
Die semi.Annusly at iu Odce in Boston.
Wien exchange N interest 70 he sdiusted
Therefore ell holders Of the bonds Of the Jackson Lansing and snf
Railroad Company drous OF making the eIchg herein r0
viz J will please LOy ISAAC LVEEMOR Treasurer Of tr chi
gn Central kaad Company ostOn before the IO OF
N.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03
Copartnsrsbip Notites.

OCTOBER 81, 1871.
V1HE FIRM of BRISTOL g. ALYEA has this
dav been DISSOLVED G. X ALYBA not boiling himself eoh
sbe upde OF said hrm alter the ABOVE
date
nTSSOLUTION.-Oct. 81, 1Sn.-The firm OF
~ BRISTOL ALYBA this dsy dissolved Parties having unset
said firm requested to present them mTn5ey
business will he continued by A. bhlSlOL w.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-03

FfKlPIy frn; - ~. - . P.IIt at IIic. o-o. ~ .
TlLIOW frni saies I - q. iOr Prime, and 8Oc II Com
WISGY ioser aai more ac;vr ,'e. 40 Lbs at 81. 40
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17

AN old negro in the West In
dies was very anxious to learn
to read the Bible. He lived a
long way from the missionary's
house, and yet he would come
to learn a lesson whenever he
had Gme. 1t was such hard
work and he made so little pro
gress that the missionary got
tired, aud told him one day that
he had better give it up. mo,
massa," said he with great earn
estness, tine nebber gives it up
till me dle.' And pointing to
the beautiful words which he
had just spelled out IN John 8
l6, "God so loved the world
ETC., he said, with tears in his
eyes, dts worth all de trouble
massa, to read dat one yersel'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17
WORD FROM THE BATTLE
FIELD.

She rose up in the early dawn,
And white and silently she moved
About the house. -Four men had gone
To battle for the land they loved,
And she, the mother and the wife,
Waited ior tidings from the strife:
How still the house seemed and her
tread
Sounded like the footsteps of the dead
The long day passed; the dark night
came;
She had not seen 4 human face;
Some voice spoke suddenly her name
How loud It sounded In that place,
Where day on day no sound was heard
But her own footsteps! Bring you
word -
She cried to whom she could not see
"Word from the battle plains 10 me p
A soldier entered at the door,
Aud stood within the dim freight
81 bring you tidings of the FOUR
BE sid, "who LETT you for the fight
"God bless you. friend,," she cried
'speak onl
For | can bear it; ore is gone"
"Ay, one is gone" he said. Which
one z"
Dear lady, he your eldest son."
4 deathly 3allor shot across
Her wIthcrcd face. She did no'
weep.
She said 1T lS-a grieYCus loss.
But God gives His beloved sleep.
What of the living of the three
And VIXEN can they come back to me ?
Tie soldier turned away his head;
Lady, your husband, too, is dead"
She put her hand upon her brow
A wild sharp pain was in her dyes
"Aiy husband oh, God help me now y
The soldier shiyered at her sighs.
The task was harder than he thought
"Your youngest son, dear madam
fought
Close ut his fathers side; both fell
Dead by the bursting ofa shell.'
She moved her lips, and seemed t
moan:
Her face had paled to aslen gray.
Then one is left me lone alone"
She said, "of iOm who marched
away.
Oh. ovcrruling, all-wisc God,
How can pass beneath Thy rod?'
The Sold.Cr walked across the floor,
Paused at the window, at the door
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17
Wonders OF Microscopy.

Leweb@ck tells US of an in. in
sect seen with the microscope,
of which $4,000 would only
equal a mite. Insects of va.
rious kinds may be seen in the
cavities Of a grain of sand.
Mould is a forest of beautiful
trees,with the branches, leaves,
flowers and frhit. Butterflies
are fully feathered. Hairs a! @
hollow tubes The surface Of
our bodies is covered with
scales like a fish; single grain
of sand would cover 15O o.
these scales, and yet a single
scale covers 500 pores. Through
these narrow openings the
sweat forces itself out like wa.
ter through a seive. The mites
make 500 steps q second. Each
drop OF stagnant water con.
tains world of animated be-.
ings, swimming with as much
liberty rs whales in the sea.
Each leat has a colony of in
sects grazing on it like oxen on
a meadow.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17

A ROMANTIC pair, not more
than one thousand miles from
New York, were blessed with a
number of daughters. The eld
est was called Caroline, the
second Madeline, the third Eve.
hne, the fourth Angelina, when
lol the fifth made Its appear
ance, and no name could be
found with the desired termina
tion. AT length mamma, who
had been reading the fashions
at Saratoga, pounced upon 9
very popular one there, and
forthwith the baby was baptis
ed C15noLINE.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17

IT is said that kerosene ap,
Piled by means of a moistened
cloth to stoves will effectually
keep them from rusting during
the summer 1t is also an ex>
collent material to apply to all
iron utensils used about the
farm. Give plows, cultivators
and the like a coating before
they are put away in the fall.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17
Iced Tea.

One of the most pleasant of
summer drinks is made by per.
mitting tea to cool, pouring it
over powdered Ice, and sweet.
ening it with white. sugar, to
suit lie taste.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17
The Scngatiun at London, Ohio,

The Sensation at London, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. I. COlburn
arrived IN London, Ohio, yes
terday, to have a thorough it,
yestigation into the charges
made that the former husband
Of the lady was poisoned, The
testimony given by the family
physician of the old man Bufen.
burgh, who attended him III his
last Illness, that hls death was
caused by consumption, and
was daily expected Tor some
time, is Of the highest import
ance, and will catisIy public
opinion that the chase con-
spiracy' in the case has been
that of getting up the story Of
the use Of poison Cincinnati
Commercial august 9.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17

H. 7. HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUGHU
CURES DISEASES ARiSlAG FROM lMPKU-
OENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION, ETC,
in oil their stages, at little expense, little or
no thausein dict, no inconvenience, and no
exposure. II causes frequent desire and
gives strength To- urinate, thereby removing
Distractions, preventing anu curing structures
ofthe urethra. Allaylng pain and innamalioo,
~ frequent IN this class of diseases, and ex.
pellngall poisonous matter.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17

Gallipolis, McAr!hur ~ Colum-
bus Rail ROad,---SpCGch Of
Hon. HI. :. BuIay.
On Monday night the Hon.
II. S, Buniy aIdiossed our citi
zens at the Court House, upon
The Ra!llood, giving in part, q
statement of the action OF The
Directors at its meeting on
Saturday, the progress now
made and the prospects Of the
future. The main matter of
consideration By the Board Of
Directors was the adoption of
set of bylaws, for their gov
erEment, and the passage of a
resolution, in substance, that
they would not begin work un-
hi they had money cnough by
subscription TO grade the road,
and that which could be borrow
ed obtained on domestic bonds
and those bonds, or the sum so
borrowed, to run in time not
less than five years.
Mr.. Bundy stated the sum
needed TO be raised could
not now be told, as the
engineers had not yet com
pletcd their estimates, nor
could they tell what route
would be selected There differ
ent. lines have been surveyed,
and the idea is 60 get the short
est, cheapest, and that which
will create the creates. amount
Of business.
The engineers have been
faithfully at work, but their
labors being so great in max,
ing everything complete, the
delay in presenting reports has
been necessary, therefore it
cannot be told what can be
done until the Directors know
what the Road will cost, and
how much money can be raised.
What is proposed to do must
be done cautsously. He
thought the money could be
raised, and the road ought to,
and can, be built. He gave
good arguments WHY this should
be done, and not built and con-
trolled by outside parties
When it is fully demonstrated
that aid from other companies
must be sought or have no road
it will then be time for the Dir
ectors 10 take that question in
to consideration. 1t is the'pur
pose to make a thorough can
vas of Galiia, Jackson, Vintor
and Hooking counties along
the lines for subscriptions.
When work is commenced
on the Road it is TO be put
! through entire without delay
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17

!H3lmbald's Es,rActis diuretic and blood ru.
,IliyiGg ani cures aGl diseN,es ariaing from
ihanis OF dissipation, exGes4cs and lnpruden'
ees 10 life, impurities Of the HOOD, etc. SUI
lperseJinS copi,lha VI ahectcns, for wAIch II
Is used, and SyphIl .lc Mlecllons-n these dis
Gases used ia connection Hith HelmbOid'S
Rose Wash.
LAuIEl.
in many affections p"culIa: to ladies' the Elk.
'trart Buchu II unequal!cd by ans other relne-
dy-as iE chloroIs or I"tGntlOn, rregularity,
'pAinfIlDess orsuppr"SSlon ofeuStomay eyec
uauonS, liberated or schirruS state ot the
uterus, leurorrhoea or whites, s.eriilty, and
for ail complaints incident to the sex, whtth
.er. arising from indiscretOn orhlblts OF dissl.
'pH,4on. It's prescribed extensively hy the
most eminent ph ysicians an nhdwlYes tor en-
.feebled and delicate consui uuons, OF both
Sexes ANA all ages.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17

IHE French people are de.
terminod to try and get along
Without supporting a great,
lazy, expensive family of royal.
ty, just for the sake of being
subjected TO the wall of one
man. They succeeded In the
experiment very we'll for three
years and more, beginning in
1S4S, and the Republic then in
existence might possible have
continued uutil today but for
perfiiy and perjury of LOUIS
Napoleon. Francois lacing in
many things very convenient
for a Republic to have, but is
not likely to get them by re-
storing the monarchy. Per-
severring eGorts..a self,govern.
ment are precisely what is
needed to mako France q
strong Republic andto give h, I
again the lead in Europe
CincianGti Chronicle.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-08-17

A MAN named Vangundy fell
from the Paint Greek precipice,
at Chillioothe Cemetery, on
Tuesday of last week, and
broke his neck.