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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

Z SNUFF or dust of any kind,
and strong, caus,ic or !polson
Gus solutions aggrayaie Ca
tarrh and dive it 70 the lungs.
DR.. SageS CatarEh Remedy
cures Caiarrh by its niid,Soolh,
ing, cleansing and healing pro.
pertiesg Each package pre-
pares one pint of the Remedy
ready for use, and costs only
fifty cents. Sold by druggists,
or send sixty. cents to r. V
Pierce, NJ. D, 1873 Sen eca sire el,
Buffalo, N. Y, and get it by re-
turn mail. Look out for coun.
terfeits and worthless imita>
tions by seeing that it has, up
on the outsids wrapper, DR..
Pierce's private Stamp, issued
by the u s. Government ex.
pIressiy for STAMPING his ms1ll,
cineS' and @hfth bears upon. i,
his portrait; Hame' and the
words ~. S. Certificate of Gen
II,inoin,anssn' goti i5c .aEG1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

SEE advertiementsof DR.. Butts
Dispehsary. headed Book for the Mil
lion--Marriage Gpide-in another col
urnn. 1t should be read by dli. 1Y.
teat ,.. ..... ..... aee = vEb
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
rHE CELEBRATED
OR AIG.a 5rs
MICROSCOPE

Is ,,n Optical won Ter, reveals the thousands
of hidden Won ierI OF Nature; ~ Of perma'
nrnt ttsp and practical Hvallabhity, cOmbIn.
ug instruction With amusement, End never
losing its interest IL mainines TEN
THOESAND TIMES. q power equal TO
other microscopes Ol many times Its cust.- =
Reveals countless little worlds, all around us,
tppming With life, which to the naked eye
most forever remain sealed book-Ss
eels IN vinegar, animals IN water. cheese
mites, sugtr anu Itch insects, hundreds. OF
ewes IN II single eye of n fly, dust OF a butter.
ny'- wings to he perfectly formed feathers,
the luuch talk ed Of Irlchina Splrulis or pork
worm, which was first discovered IN Ame1ca
with this microscope It il of infinite value
To plofrs ,onl men, to tcacI ers and TO stu
IpnlS, hutruWhere L. IL nf greater value Than
IN the family t''lr, within the rearhoi every
member Ii will delight your elf, your chill
rpn aud your frleu,IS dAring the long winter
rveningS. 1t VIII shoe you a1uiterationa nr
unripanlincss ofyarnus kluds OF toot, ,.as su-
tir. tea, bread, meal, etc IL IL ot lntsufna'
lie vniue 10 the Farmer IN examining insects
,hrh prey upon his crops. The power OF
so micro scope, Ynd so simple in it, c"nslruc.
ION that amy chlli can use II. heAuti!ul
present, elegant. instructive, amusing, and
hpnp tIyer 10 900 sold. hurlng the paste
Years it, worth has neen testified To by thruH.
nd- of scientific men, RrlntrS, ,teuilers, 'Eu-
,T-nts, physihians, ,,heads Of tlmtleS, And olh'
"rs PmCE SI.-SFST ny MAIL, POST Palr. EV.
ary inS rinn,nt IL neatly boxed, amt lnheled
With full directions fbr Iise. Address,
--....... WI LlNESS & CO., ..-
CHICAGO.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

The great cause oflso many
young people being gray head
ed is on accdantof their having
used the vile compounds which
have g flooded ilfen market SO
long .bs Natures Hair st'of,s
tive is a sure fdmedS for this.
Oleat as crystal: nopoison; per.
fectly' sweet, and reliable. An
druggists sen it. See adser.
ijsement .IG,a uamuw L9Il.E
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
a .Raro Collection.

PowLAED'S REcE1Prs-Msglo Arts. Di,esyeris,. A..
s comprising valuable in formation for everybody stnt b.
mall (free postag) for FIFTY Cents Address r. Z Mon
MANDY, No. l2NOrth Eighth street, St. Loris, No. Isr
DRAKEs COLLECTION Of nearly hundred receipts NJ
making Brandy all Kinds Wine, Gin, Ale Beer Cor
dia superior Cider and much other useful informssion
for those dealing or manufacturing fthe abovs either
for I'll trade home use. s.. . =. s-s a. -
Sent by mail (ee OF postagr) for Fifty Cents Ahdfes
r. K. NORMANDY, No. IL North Eighth street. St. Louis Ne
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szEsfsfLE4RXEslEEIES-ssSS & .ggs,,a1.ssssS..


do not wfsh 10 Inform you reader, thai DR..
Wonderful, OTany other nHu, has diseON cred
9rehedy that cuIes Cobstni lilon, When lhe
lungs are lmlfcoDs'lued, IN short viii curtIa all
dises"PS otihc niinn, lady or tst1te, niSke
men live forever, aud leave uealh tp play Tor
want ui work, and IL de-igned to maze our
: sublunsTy sphere u blissiul Paradise, To which
Heaven ilstIf siIall be hut a Stle SLOW. You
have hear,i enough Of thai KIND OF hHmbup>
gery. Bu,wheu Ltell YOU that r Sage's Ga.
tarrh Remedy VIII positively cure the wOtS
caSrs Of CGtanh hmthe heat ! only assert that
shcl, thousands can testify to. | will pay
$50 Reward for n case that | can not cure.
pa"lphlet gIylng symptoms aud other lnt0r-
IDalion sentifce 20 airy address. 1hlS temedyls
SOLD BY Musr pRT GGl~TS IN ALL PARTS
OF til + WORLD.
Price so cents, Seut by mail POSTPAID. on re-
tepl Of SIXTY cents or four rfGliagts iortwO
dollitrS. Beware OF cOunt-rlcltS aud worthless
limitations, See that my private stamp which
L. positive guarantee of GEM nentss, is up
on the outside WRAPPER. RtnPmhsr tnafths
privipe rtthp' ISSUED. by iha Unted states
Government expressly iuf Slnnn ing ms med.
iclnPs, has my pnrtrait.nane aud address and
The words ~. $ Certificate Of Ganninrness,"
rugrnvedunnn q, sud eed not be 1ni>ijdien.
l'on 'tbe swlndipd'h StravelersRnd'other rep.
ra.enting them selves MS Dr Sige; am the
only mIn now living that has the kncwledge
and tight To manufacture the genuine br
Sage's Catarrh Brmedy, and never tluSel 10
sell this Medicine. R.V PIERCE, VI u.
l33 SenetN street, Buffalo, NY.
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A Wise Woman.

When ! was a girl my moth :
er taught me every, variety Of
domestic, work, leading me on
from simple 10 difficult process, ,
es in this manner: %;My daugh-
ter" she would say, snow, il
you make this shirt very nice
ly, you shall make next a shirt
for your father, and he shall
know that every stitch was sci
by your fingers" I" How eager /
was to learn the mysteries oil
shirt making, and how pa
tlently my mother taught
me TO set the stitches in the
Ioso q, to basic in The gussets,
10 'stfoke the gathers! How
many button.ho | worked
OH odd scraps OF muslin before
she could quite trust me to
make the bosom and wrist
bands. But that shirt was
my apprenticeship to The
needle, and since then dress
making, millinery, tailoring,
even, has had, no terrors in my
imagination, for if | could make
a shirt well, | could learn to
make everything else. In
the same way she stimulated
my industry and ambition in
culinary matters. '"When you
have learned 20 wash and wipe
the dishes veryMnicefy," she
would say, 81 will let you make
some biscuit Then was
permitted 10 rise stephigHer,
to the dignity.of bread making,
the concoction of cakes and
pies. i really thoug htin those
days that | loved TO do house
work, to cook and sweep and
iron, but since then | have
found out that twas my moth
er's admirable management
that made pastlme of fdrudgery.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
lgGl WARMERS 5Aoi
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile Remedy has
never iflleh (Eot tVeIliu Ont C;iseJ 10 cnIt The
very worst cases oi Hind It,h ug or Bleed.
my PILES Ilose Tho aIr ailllr ien should IN.
nrdlately all IN their Crugglst and get War
ners Pile ltn edy It is txl ressly for the
Piles, and is LOt lecUnmtnded to cue any
olhrr disease. 1t has -cnl-d mRny cases u
over hhiy Yeas Standing Prre the Dol.
lar. For sale 10y druggists every where.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

THE Cincinnati Express going weststol's at
Scots, Vincent, Hg Run Athens. Min raj
C'ty, Ztlesk, Hsmdrn. Chi othe, ,ireentitld
Blanrhestef and Loy, land; the Night Express
going East stops at 1nvch nd, Gre,nhrld,
Chillicothe, Hamdcn Athens, AMI Scott
Landing only. Fast Lines Will stop nt Love.
land, Blancheste i4reeufrklS Emlilcothe,
Haniden, Athens anil ScOtt's Ian ding. d 1 .
TRAINS on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
viii leave Hamden ut q 90 am. and nm
arriving at Portsmouth, at 10 So n m. and 4 asp.
NJ, Returnlngtrains Sill leave Portsmouth at
Z so lam. and u ppm, arriving al HamHen
hlU 50 a m. and 5 ~ pm.
Trains cOnnerI a, l.oyeland for all points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the lndipnap.
oils aud Cincinnati Railroad Jimcti n for oil
points West. -..-.-...-.-.. ..i.,.
W. W. PEABODY, .''l
....f "a. Mssterof transportation.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
DYSPEPSIA.

: L----l : : ? = = , =
Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is
'rephied t&pre s>ly ior hySnrticS and lnose
1litlrrng wih hatdtual coSlNpncss. 1t IL
Il Slightly s,mnlaling tonic aid . y Ilendld ap.
pe lzAi; It stch,gtlriI- the stOmrch AMI re-
,turrs the digestive organs To their healthy
sturp.-Wpak nervous aud dyspeptC persons
should rse' Warmers yrPelsm Tome. tbf
ale by druggists. P,ice Une-D Ullar,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
sEi1I.wEEknY SUN sslA YEAR,
b THE DAILY Sun, 90 4 YEAR.

A preemineltly read lhle newspaper, with the
larses circulation IN the word. Free. inde
pendent, ard fearless in politics. Al the news
l.om ey, rywhere. Tw cents a copy BY mall,
so cents month. or SO year.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

DANRuFF erallcaled,i he scalp
made clean, and gray halr re-
stored to its original youthful
beauty ana yigpr by lbe. use
Of Halls Vegetable SiciIian
LIAR Renewerl L.at ali Won
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
| 600 REV AK ID

IteNing,or liberated Piles. that, DE BINGlS
PILE REMEDY fails to cure. 1t pre-
pared expressly to cure the Piles and nothn
else. and has cured cases pf. ovsr 90 years
standing. Sold by all Druggists LAso&Arosr,
14a FRAEKLlH ST., BALI Noss. . - slas.}tr.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
TUE sEMI-WEEKLY SUN.

Five copies, one year, separately, ,qtd,rssed.
20 lIgf git lN Eight Dollars.
Ten corics, one vePr Eenaraielv addressed (and
. In extra copy to getter up II cl lh)SLc i9.i
Sixteen Dollars.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
q, A LATE noveltyis TO lay Brus.
sells carpet around the grave.
10 9Ii Il.aslAl .5f
I'sTHE Township Assessors will
shortly begin their daliess d

IA PrNSsfLvANiANi dropped a
lighted match into a Reg Of
powder. His remains Will
probably be inter1red in three
Counties. .ia ,d'romNI ,Hoi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
This Route iss7 Niles shorter
than via ImItanapOiis.
. 4, FOR LOUISVILLE.
AND, THE. SOUTH!
Via ohio2& mississippi r. r.


The completion Of The Loui, vile Division
Of this roal ara ith,J.sl lahiri equipment for
passenger ravel'inak@s this the 9a. 'ia'.'..'-
-sri5 HEST ROUTE 10 L1TiiaYlLLE '.'
And all .hnts SDrrh h and Souihsa,r Sthrongh
trains daily. with lire cnhuerinBs frnin the
East far Louisville without change ois carl
Thi@ Is the only r0ad whose trains leaye GIN,
clnnat and pass ngers rIe t,lltft dnttepots
hotpl< And i,A4d.Ere> III Loni- vile FL EE
Ask for tickets ,IaD Dfan \ NJ sLsslTla, m
take no others, Th.orIh .tirkets calr.lie. pIIr
chased at III .tfsIrneilpl uck,t pthres, o
canneing lines, ana in Cine nnali AT, the gen
eral off res Of the company, l19 VIM Street
Broad'Ssv ,CbrH-rf frbnt Street. MAIN Street,
corner Level, and 4, Ihe Fepot. foot nj Nj fSt
iaP h AZ '"1aS%s, sn salgt,
Enw,RiaG 25ac,ny i5l "! ta%.i S$.i
'sAgeta, ne vins Street, Cnehinati,U,i 'hbA
O. ID F.H a
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Notice to the AFFLICTED ana
lInfo PftInafa ~

Before applying TO the notorious quneks who adysfss II
public papers, using any quack remedies Dr. Buth
work matter what your disease i or how deplorsbh yssi
condition
Dr. Buts can be eonaued personally BY rsi rs me
diseases mentioned In hs works. Ofce, No. l7EOrih Rghh
Street between Market and Chestnut, ST. Louls No. 10
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

As its name implies, 1t docs cure, and does
not tun Containing neither Arsenic, Qnihtne
Bl-mnth, Zn", nor Hny Othernin"Tal or pot
suuullS substance whatever, il IN inOSiSe IN
irIe- any patient. The nunhrr aud import
anre of ils cures IN the ague .di>tricts, ae lll.
erally bey0nd account, AMI we believe without
paralCln the history Ofague medicine uur
plde Is grathei bN the acRnON le'lgmentS We
receive Ofthe ranIc,I cures effected, IA OirStl,
nate eases, aud whore other remedies had
wholly falei. CiEurluRiled persons, either
resident IN, or travelling tlT0ugh miasmaLr 10
eglllleS. VII be protected by taking the AUUE
Cl RE daily .. ..l. ~. p ..----. ....
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpidi~
~ of tiie Liver II is an excellent remedy, stun.
ulatlrg the liver into healthy a..Nity.
For bilious Disorders and lrcrrOmplaints,
4 il an eycel,ht remedy, prodRiug many
truly rcmhrkithle cures, where oihegsmedi'
rrdrSrfJ by nI.C. AVER 4 Co, Practical
ard analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sultl alfl6yn'fthe world. 's.ob .'
~. PRICE SHOPPER BOTTLE. X
~ e.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27
Slte AolIarattsfklgSntt.

q
A Newspaper 81 tho Pre1en, Times.
IatpIded for People. Npy1o on Earth.
'fnsipeYg lFArueTs, Mechanics, ltefchants. rFo-
fessional Men, Workers. Thinkers, and q. l Man-
ner of Honest Folks. and the Wives. soas, and
aSSHssrf -" Spt'f,lvV u ~ 'u''' vgbi1H isG-i
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
- ONE HUNDRED coPIEs Fon $50.
or less taaa one cent copy. Le. there bo
.tsys $50 Club at:eviFy Post once, sd
b. sEMIawEEKnY SUM- s9A YEAR,
OF tho Same size an1 general c,laractor IS
rHE WEEKLY but with q greater variety OF
.piscol apeeps reading, ald furnishing tho news
to its subscribers with greater freshness. because
It comes twice week instead Of once only.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

Trnhirnrent nnd'cltnr - crystal. IT will moi
soil the finest fabric, perfectly SAFE, Fan
and EFFICIENT desideratumS LONG
5 IUGHT FuR and ,FUuNpAf LAST!
It restores and pie entS' thn Hair hom he
coming Gray, and imparts II soft, glossy mp.
pc france, removes ardIuit, j. roOl and re
fre~hiiia 10 tli' ho;,h, checks the Hair from
falling 6i and restores 1t to great extent
when prpnmlnrely lost, prevents Headaches,
curcSal lllum0rs,. egianeous erupliUuS, md
uriatlit hcHt. I'VE ''.''
pR. q SMITH, Patentoe, Groton Jurctlon
Mass. PREPARED, only ,Y YblWGTpR BROTH.
kRS, Glhucesirr 'NnSS. fhe Ecnhlne Is rui
up 10 a.plNel bottle, made expressly for il
wlththp name Of tliapri Iclr blown in the glass.
AK your lIruggi.t for Natures llalr kestora
tive, AM take no other. may i'm
JpHAD.pARK, cnsinuctli Ohio, wholesale
Agent.
GEO W. SISSON, Agent,
McARTHUR, OHIO.
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SEND YOUR MONEY

n Post ofi"e orders, c1jcks, or drnts on Sew
TorS, wherever clnveaicnt II not, tnen register
:ne letters containing luohey. Address % :
/. W. ENGLhN0, Prbisher,
agr. hat Sun ofic6 New York City.
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THE VINTON RECORD.
Nc ARTH UR, OHIO,
-11--->s.------ :
THURSDAY, APR. 81, 1871.
NJ. y G. L.. IL. TIME TABLE.

On and after Sunday, December %, 1870
trains viii pln as lohoys: The Cincinnati.
Express runs daily; all oth;r trans daily sun
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

A 7 present tiee ARE ,ix great stores
N running through its columns, and NJ least
one story il hegun every ln' nh
New subscribe rs HIe thus sure ,'i haNi" Q the
cO,nmAnrpinent of II new cont intd d story, no
matter when they subscribe Tor The
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-27

Ayers Agde t]ure.
For Fever and Ague. Intermittent
Fever, Chill Fever. RsmittentyFe-
v yer, Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bill
liOus Fever &c., and indeed all the.
affections which arise from malari-.
Gus, marsh OF miasmatio poisOns. .
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Foundry for, Sale.

paFaaa9pnas ia Y pas > oil aaAiaTAM
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08

We ask tho attention of planters to the an.
nexed results, calculated from reports made by
planters whose names and address are given,
and whose letters are published in another
column, the originals of which are in our pos
session or the possession Of our agents. 1t will
be seen, as stated above, that the profit realized
ranges from 100 to 700 per cent, averaging 993
per cent. 1t is doubtless true there are ex.
ceptions to these results, but they arc few, and
exceptions only, and are due to obscure causes,
which we cannot be expected to explain, The
quality and composition Of the Guano is pre-
cisely the same in all cases, hence, where ex-
ceptional results are had, they must necessarily
be due to some local incidental causes, and not
to the Guano. The results given are concur
rent and general, and have been realized for a
series of years, notwithstanding the contingent
cies Of seasons, such as ercessive drought, CO.
cessiOe rain, late cold spring, attacks Of Cater
pilIar, ra4st, Gc., &c.
If these results are true, to only one-half
what they are shown to be, can any planter
afford to dispense with the use of Soluble Pa
cjfc Guano?
JOHN S. REESE g. co.
General Agents
Pacific Guano Company.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08
J. N. ROBSON
Selling Agent,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
ESPECIAL NOTICE
p Il A m II II r S

IT is important for Planters to keep in
mind that Soluble Pacific Guomo is brought
into market by the Pacific Guano Com
pany ONLY and that it must not be con-
founded with any other fertilizer to which
a similar name has been given, with the
prefix of any manufacturer name, such,
for example, as A. D. or SIS Soluble Pa
}ciGo Guano; all such are encroachments
upon the legal trademark Of the Pacific
Guono Company, and arc calculated to de-
ceive consumers desiring the Soluble Pa
4 lciic Guano. Hence we caution planters,
lin ordering supplies, to procure it from
|the agents of the Company, or give spc-
!cifc directions to their factors to that
effect. The name Of Jo7t,, S. Reese G Co.,
General Agents, &c, is branded on the
Esacks of all genuine Soluble Pacific Guano,
(which is the distinguishing mark
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-08
Soluble Pacific Cuano.
what Profit does Its Use Pay the Planter
for the Money Invested?

This is a practical question: It is q ques-
tlon of no less Importance to us as manufac-
Surers and sellers than to the planters who
are the buyers of the Guano. An answer
might be given to this question by reference
10 the fact that, since its introduction to the
planters of the South its consumption has
steadily increased from fc,D hundred tons, the
trst year of its use, to m'any thousands of tons,
and that notwithstanding an annual increase
Of facilities for its production, the Company
! has been heretofore unable to furnish supplies
! to meet the increasing demand. This fact will
4 be testified to by hundreds who have been I'M
able to purchase supplies. It certainly may
be assumed, that if it's use had not proved
profitable, its consumption would not have
Continued and increased.
But we propose to answer the above enquiry
in more direct and demonstrative manner
by showing not only that the use Of this Guano
pays the planter for the money invested, but
by showing also how, and how much profit is
realized from its use, with cotton selling at the
present low price. We propose to show by
figures voluntarily given by planters who ap-
piled it to the last crop, that its use paid
profit on the money invested in its purchase,
with cotton as loav as 13 cents per pound, which
as not and cannot be realized in any business
enterprise known. Investments which pay q
profit of from IL to Is per cent. per annum
are eagerly sought after, but we are able to
show, in a manner that cannot be controverted
Or set aside, taking for our facts, as a basis Of
calculation the voluntary and disnterested
testimony of planters themselves, that the
money invested in the purchase Of