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4 GENERAL AGENCY FIREMANS FUND IN
" SURANCE COMPANY
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
No. liza BROADWAY, n Y CITY

GENERAL AGENCY MY E EIEEMAys FUND IN
OF SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
A. E. l.. Reese, Ego, AGENT at WASHINGTON. d. C.
SIR Official telegIaDs have been receiv ed from the
San Francisco. informing that the Company is ali
night, and will pay all losses promptly. We have
been confident from the first that this Company would
meet the great disaster without finChing, and now
that the assurance is officially communicated to u.s.
we are happy to greet you with the cheering news.
Go ahead and crowd business. California Gold
backs you to the amount of Millions" The Indi-
yidUa Liability of stockholders is a feature in Ca
tbrn,a CGmpanles WHICH now demonstrates
sKEELs, BOWERS & BOUGHTON,
1t lRepl MANAGERS.
RANKRUPTCY NOTICE.
- This Is to give notice, that on the 18th day of
was issned against the estate of ANDREW
Il; POTTS. OF the city Of Washington, of said
the Te has 5f is sd9dgd nk E
property belonging such bankrupt, to him or fox
forbidden by law: That meeting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt TO prove their debts and choose
court of BANKRUPTCY to be holden at the CITY Hall
in the city of Washington, before J. SAYLEs
BR ;S Register; on the 2i.h day Of October. A.
ocI6,2s u S. Marshal of D. G.. = as Messenger.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of HUGH ". 'GoLIENDER, of
to On the of the s2 81 Of
1855, and reissued the l9th day Of March 1857 for
1t is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day of December next, that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
said petition be heard on the 9th day of December
next.
NM IEGGFTT cHmmissioner
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w weskss to cause imperfect Assimilation, aud
~ many cases lay ing the foundation for Consump
ion and " asting, the use of SAy0RY & MOORE'S
PANCREATI9 EMULSION AND PANCRE-
ATlhE already SO highly approved by the Medical
Faculty, will be found among the potent rene
DIAL MIS- they effect the digestion of Cod Liver
on and prevent nausea. while they efficiently supply
the place Of the oil when the stomach rejects il
These facts atteted by the published records Of
medical men, extracts from which accompany each
botile: Price from %. TO 2ls. SAVORY &MOORE,
I4S New Bond street, London, aud all Chemists
each bottle. IL
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PEOPLE have been so hum
plugged with dirty, poisonous
hair preparations, that they
hail with delight the new arli>
Gle styled Natures Hair Re-
storatiye. Clear rs crystal,
AMI it does the work most eG-
fectuali y. See advertisement
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Foundry for Sale.

A Foundry, doing a very
large business, situated in
Southern Ohio, is offered FIR
sale OH account of a disagree.
ment between partners. a
one.half or the whole interest
IN said Foundry will be sold at
a bargain. Parties desiring
further information, can obtain
it by corresponding with the
Editor of Record, Macarthur,
Ohio. November 3, If.
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C.lTARRH is a common dis
ease, so common that snuling
and "~hawkng" reach you al
every turn. Your foot slips in
its nasty discharge, in the ON
nibus or in the church, and its
stencil disglsts at the lecture
or concert. The proprietor OF
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy oio
lers $500 reward for a case of
Oatarrh that he can not cure.
Sold by druggists or send sixty
cents to Dr.. r.. V. Pierce, 1873
Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y,
and you will receive it by mail.
Beware of cOunlerleits and
worthless immlta'ions. The
Genuine has DR.. Peirce's prl-
vate U. S. Government Stamp
on it.
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Partner Wanted.

An energetic business man
having a capital of $1,000, or
more, is wanted as a one. hall
interest partner in the Foun-
dry business. Foundry doing
a very large business; situated
within a few feet of a railroad
in Southern Ohio. For full
particulars, address the Editor
of Record, Macarthur, Ohio.
November 3, 1S70-tf.
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The House has passed a ILL
to prevent frequent changes OF
text books in the public
schools. This is a good move.
The frequency of changes has
not only come to be a great eX-
pense to parents and guardians,
but a positive injury to the
schools, if not to the proficlen-
cy of Marietta
Register.
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For the Record.
TREES AID SHRUBS IF OHIO.
BY REV. c. II. WARREN.
YIRGILIA TREE or Yellow Wood.

vIRGILIA TREE or Yellow Wood.
(Claddstris Tnctoria.)
This beautiful American tree
is not generally diffused over
the United States, but is cons
fined TO rather narrow limits.
In the Western portion OF Ten.
nessee and along the bank Of
the Kentucky River 1t is found
growing in its perfection.
Whenit was first discovered it
received the name OF Virgilia,
being named after Virgil the
eminent poet of other days,
whose delightful poems have
greatly endeared HIM to all
lovers Of nature and a country
Lille. The Virgilia is a middle.
sized tree, usually attaining the
height OF thirty or forty feet,
with rather a broad head, and
a dense luXuriant foliage. 1t
seems 10 have one drawback as
an ornamental tree, because it
is late in unfolding its leaves in
Spring and among the first TO
shed its foliage III autumn. The
leaves are pinnate, leaflets
seven to eleven, stalked, oval,
accumulate, three to four inch
es long. They resemble those
Of the Common Black Locust.
Each leaflet is alternate, and
the whole leaf is more than a
foot IN length. The blossoms
are particularly ornamental,
being numerous clusters of the
most delicate and charming
pea shaped blossoms of a pure
white color, banging from the
beautiful branches pendantly.
These elegant clusters ARE six
or eight inches in length, and
quite broad, the flowers deli
cately formed, and arranged in
a much more graceful, loose
and easy manner, than those oil
the Locust. This fine tree is
rather a rapid grower and Is
very beautiful in every stage q!
It's growth. 1t commences to
bloom when quite young Ii is
known as the Yellow Wood
because It's heart wood abounds
in a fine yellow coloring mat
ter. The bark OF the tree is
beautifully smooth and Of a
greenish gray color. In au-
tumn the foliage assumes a
lively yellow tint. This tree
should be employed as an or.
namental one. It's elegant
flowers, which are slightly fra
grant, its pretty leaves, togeth
er with its beautiful smooth
trunk render it a Tree to be de.
sired in the pleasure ground.
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The following recipe is
voucbed for in an exchange as
a sure remedy tor cornS
'"Put the feet for halfa hour;
two or three successive nights,
in a strong solution of sod !.
The alkaIi diSsolves the indur-
aled cuticle, and the cornS
fall out spontaneously, leaving
a small cavity which soon fills"
Another writer says:
1--WE know the above remedy
for cOrns to be elfectual. We
have tried it, and found it acts
like magic. But we do not
think a strong solution is de.
sirable. We know of a fliamd
who tried The remedy on our
recommendation, but he made
the solution so strong that, with
the corns, it took off a portion
Of the skin on the foot. From
one to two tablespoonful OF
soda in a small foot-tub of hot
wateris sufficient TO remove the
corns by letting the afflicted
member remain in it ten or ff-
teen minutes.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23

A YOUNG married couple,
stopping at an indianapolis no.
tel, blew out the gas. An Irish
porter attracted by the odor,
saved their lives, and the hap :
py bridegroom gave him a dol
lar.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23

MOTHERS no have daught.
ers that have weak lungs
should arrest the disease when
it is IN the incipient stages. Ii
is indicated by a hacking
cough, pains in the chest, diff
Guilty of breathing, or oppres-
sion Of the lungs. If this be
permitted to run on, tubercIes
will form, and Consumption
will be the result. A most val
liable remedy will be found in
Aliens Lung Balsam to cure
and check this disease in its
first stages, For sale by all
Medicine Dealers.
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Much suffering to these ten
der little buds of The hum an
family might be allayed by us.
ing Mrs. Whitcomb'S Syrup.
See advertise nent in another
column.
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AN exchange says with per-
feet truth, there are plenty of
lawyers who can be employed
to give an opinion against the
constitutionality of the United
States, just as those fellows in
New York have against the
constitutionality of the income
tax!
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Safe.

No fear Of an over dose, wet
weather or sore mouth IN using
DR.. Henry'S Root and plant
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bic. See Advertiser mt.
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Pca(c at Last.

A country paper says: "There
is a graveyard in the neighbour
hood where may be seen the
impressive picture of a man
sleeping peacefully by the side
OF his six wives.
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Something New.

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or I.C Wilson's Drug Store, llamden
Ohio, and get a sample bottle of nr. A,
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23

THOSE who have an itching
head should use Halls Vegeta,
bic Sicilian Hair Remover to
stop it.
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THE VINTON RECORD.
MoA TIL U II, OHIO,
THURSDAY, MAR. 23, 1871.
CONTINUED from first page J

build the road.
Up to the time of my last
visit to the furnaces spoken OF,
In August last, but little. had
been said OF thought about
Big RaccoOn route, but on the
occasion of my visit TO the fur
naces mentioned above, | was
on my way to Macarthur, where
l remained near two weeks, in
which time | had conversation
with different parties about tie
Big Creek route, and was so
impressed with the advantages
it presented that1 determined
to examine it, for myself, and
found that there were two or
three routes up the Big Greek
valley that | thought entirely
practicable, and from three (3)
to five 81 miles shorter, to Ne
Arthur than the Little Creek
route, and for that equal dis
lance the Big Creek route
would not cost over, if hall as
much to build it, besides a saw
ing in distance. l may be
wrong, but | had nothing but
my own judgment to depend
upon for the Big Greek route,
while | had the surveys, esti-
mates and reports of the engi
neers for the Little Creek route,
which route | have seen but
little of, and form my opinion
from the surveys and reports
referred to above, and when
we get the engineer on the
route he may say that | am
wrong. Let hat be as it may,
we have set out to build a rail.
road, and one of the most, il
not the most important duty
this or any other board of di
rectors will have TO perform for
this company, is to locate the
road, and | believe it is their
intention to do it on the most
favorable route, all things con
sidered, that can be found,
whether it be up the Big or
Greek routes, and to
Friend OF the Road | would say,
let US be united in this matter;
we all want the road but can
not all reasonably expect to .
have it located just where we
we would like. If you Of the
Greek route will take
hold and help US build it, we
will be happy 10 receive your
aid, but, as stated above, we
have set out to build the road,
and if your aid is withheld we
will try and accomplish the OBJ
iect without it, and Ihare no
Of our success, though it
may, and doubtless will, take
Onger without your aid than
it. Subscribe your eigt,y
% one hundred thousand dol.
airs, and | believe by the first
day of July next we can have
4 heavy force at work on The
road. Thus far 1 have tried 10
10 my duty to all concerned,
and for the future shall en-
deavor to do the same, but |
am only one of the seven direc-
tors, and at the commencement
of the enterprise l believe ev.
cry one of them was in favor OF
was called the Keystone
and Buckeye route, hut at that
time it was thought those fur.
naces would lead off with liber.
al subscriptions. In this they
were disappointed. Then com.
menced an examination of diff
ferent routes, 10 see whether a
route could not he
found. The success or failure
of that object will be decided
after the engineer examines
and reports on the different
Since writing the foregoing,
We have secured the services
Of an experienced engineer,
and will at once set him TO
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power upon trHl
ED BY
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-03-23

DR.. Henry's Root ard Plant
Pills do not cause nausea or
gripping, Try them and you
Will be satisfied. See adver,
tisement.