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DRAY a BRO.
SELL CHEAPER THAN ALL OTHERS.

Go everywhere. Read all advertisements, and
then come straight - Cur store and buy your
G. x &C les.
n. o. Sugar, l0c. and lie. per 10.
Best DeUlefAra Sugar, l25Ec. per 10.
Excellent Family Flour, g Is per quarter bbI
Iqual 20 Nelch's for S2-ao per quarter bbl.
Molasses from Sc. O. Zoe. per gallon.
Best Golden syrup only ice. per gallon.
Cut Loaf Drips &c. per gallon.
libe New Orleans AOlasses Sc per aalkJn.
Best Gn0l.y Rice l0c. per 10.
Sls5 Japan Tea for SC. per 10.
Extra fine Black Tea soc. per 10.
Extra hne Imperial and Gunpo~der. 81 per 10.
Choice Sugar-cuTei Hams. l6c.
Cassaro = eanyassed Hams lSc. per ID.
Sassards Leaf Lard. lsC per ~.
Prime Shoulder Bacon, Q1Sc. per 10.
Best Java Coffee, &c. per H.
" . Roasted, a3c per N
Best Rio Coffee, 2oc. per M.
Roasted, % and &c. Per ID.
loo lbs. Clover Butter, only - per H.
351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
my9 Between 81 and "a sts i, north side.
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BAEZ AGAIN DEFEATS THE "CHICKEN
IHIEF."-Dispatches from st. Thomas to the
nth Instant state that the United States man of
war steamer Swatara left SantO Domingo on the
I'm, ana on the 4th the troops of Baez, num-
bering from 200 to 800, attacked an equal
number Of Cabral's forces at San Juan. The
latter were defeated with heavy loss, including
TWO cannon captured, Gen. st. Clair killed. IS
prisoners and camp equipage taken. When
Cabral saw IL was necessary for him TO retreat
he ordered the powder magazine TO be fred
which was done, and nearly the whole town OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

GEO. VIM. CURTIS has accepted his appoint
ment on the Civil Service Commission.
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AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, Md
Bditim1Te and Potomac RGiirodd-The ship I'm
yaTio, from Norway, arrived at ANNAPOLIS on
Thursday, freighted with railroad iron to be
used III the construction of the Baltimore and
1Otomac railroad. We learn from the Port
tobacco Times that the grading of the road:
within the limits OF Charles county is progress
ing very satisfactorily, and the whole line will
graded by the first of july, at which date the
extension of time granted the contractors in
March last, 10y the county commissioners for the
completion Of their contracts will expire A
good deal of heavy work has been done, par
ncularly upon that portion of the line near
fope's creek and the progress made was neces-
saIlly slow. We learn that the laying of the
rails, both ways, at Millersville, is progressing
finely, and everything wears the most encourage
Ing indications OF an early completion OF the
Accident O9s The Rdlrodd-George Bower col
ored, employed in the construction CORPS of our
railroad, was fatally injured on Thursday last
al qoint on the road between Millersyilie and
the Patuxent river Bower, in attempting to
get ON a car loaded with rails whilst the same
was in motion, fell on the track, and the car
passed over him. He fingered in great pain for
about twenty-four hours, when death came to
his reiief.-Trince Ge0rgion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

NEW YORK, june 2f.-An effort is being ma lie
by ex-Judge Stewart 70 procure a stay OF execu-
ton OF judgement in the case OF VIM. Foster 10
be hanged for the murder OF Mr.. Putnam.
Judge Cardczo is expected 70 render a decision
Monday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

THB july IsTRREsT.-But little over
$4,000 900 win be required 10 pay the sem-an-
nual mstalment OF interest falling due on the LIST
of July.
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FORMS, BUNTONs, Rad MAILS.

~ And other Disco ses of the Feet,
successfully treated without pain SO the shoe can he
be worn With immediately after the operation az
DR.. WHITES
Rooms, No. 535 18th street, opposite u. g. Treasu-
ry, Washington, ID. O., and No. North Charles
near Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Refers TO the many eminent Surgeons. Physicians,
and Thousands Of other responsible parsons, who
patronize his establishment = iel2
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! PECIAL TICE.
NATIONAL SAVINGS RANK.

Deposits OF One Dime 70 One Thousand Dollars re-
ceived, and the Bank Will remain open ON SATUR-
DAYS UNTIL O'CLOCK IN TIE EVENING.
II. A. WILLARD, President.
WIN. STICkNEY, Vice President
,.,xn LEWIS CLEPHANE, Secretary.
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A TERRIBLE AFFAIR ON LONG IsLASD-Man
Torn TO Pieces BY Blood hOunds.-A terrible affair
occurred on Tuesday on Barren Island, which
is situated between Coney Island and Far Rock
away, on Long Island. A fisherman named
Daniel Ryder, of Belleport, while fishing near
this island, landed for water. Upon gaining the
blood hounds, who lacerated his limbs in a fear
ful manner, but Ryder nearly succeeded in re-
gaining his sloop when five more ferocious dogs
fell upon him, throwing him upon the beach and
Petty, of Beleport, and friend, who were in
yacht abont mile distant, saw the whole affair,
and hastened 10 the rescue. Ryder was found
nearly dead from the loss of blood, and his
clothing were stripped from his body. There
are no hopes Of his recovery, the poisoned fangs
ot the blOOd-hounds having inflicted fatal wounds
The dogs were all shot by Captain Petty, the
owners circumstances to the contrary notwith-
standing.-N. Y Post. 24f. inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

SENATOR HAMLIN, of Maine, has gone cup tc
thepakes" in that State for Summer vacation
His friends hear of him catching fish assiduously
at the Rangely lakes.
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WALNUT AND POPLAR LUMBER.

" lsrgs sgantity q the best Quality seasoned
Aifo, g-S POPLAR, l4fset long, very wide and of
superior quality, for sale at less than baltimore
Prieee, at che New Lumber Yard, corner 7th aud Q
streets n W. ie2S lot
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a. I,OO3 GIFTS.

URAND GIFT CONCERT AND DISTRIBUTION
- FOR The BENEFIT OF
1hf rounding Asylum, Sisters Of Charity, Nee
York, and soldiers and Sailors OrpAdAs
Home, HdShtnzfO1,
To be held In Washington, ID. c., under and by
gE.qe Of a permit fTSm Hon Peasanton GSn
The following Gifts will be awarded the successful
House: GO N. Calvert ST., Baltimore, $500. 2teO
acres Timber Land in Washington Co., Md, with
three Dwellings and Saw Mill, lying on Ches and
ton street, BALTIC. Slsse. sstory Brick House. 20
Goyanstown,3 miles from BALTIC, on Passenger r.
w, 60 ne Rssdeqee pear Soyarstown,
town, same location, s4Go. fine Residence near
Govaustown, same location, 81 300 Lots adjoining
ssSy s.b sqsST a E5orss rSS $40 eafh I
and Lincoln County, Nebraska,7 per cent. gold int.
S4ecO s. Bonds; lO;0ec N; G. State Bonds; ITO
Shares National Mechanics Bank, Baltic; 100
Northern Central h. R.; l01 Shares Erie K. R.; 20
shares BALTIC. and Ohio r. R.; - Shares Phila. 4,
Wilmington and BALTIC. r. r. 62Ooo TICKETS only
Maj. GEO. 7, CAsTLE, BALTIC, Md. CO"n1''f'
Hon. J. S. NEeLFY, NJ. c., Pittsburg, Pa, TrEnss.
nFtSn G. Hon Jas Neey pfs bur MfSh
First National Bank, Hagerstown, Md; Appleman
4 CO.. Bankers; IIagerstown, Md; Hon. Z. J. Brent,
DEEDS II the above Real Estate certified by
counsel, in the hands Of the Trustee. Tickets and
circulars can be bad of W. G.. hetzerott & Co,
IVA
avenue; Benz. DeWsf, yeweler, 619 Pennsyly ania
avenue; Jno. G. Parker, Bookseller, 527 7th street
Aistrop Dudley, Real Estate Agents, Louisiana
General Agent. stationer and Printer, No. 81
Nassau street, New York.
=, 81 Orders BY mail win receive prompt atten-
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Specie shipment

81 ,o75,ooo. A'
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, EVENING STAR.
.DOU BILE S HEET.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE--The receipts from this
ource to-day were 1881 ,940.74.
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TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, Oh

TVNING AND REPAIRISG PIANOS, Or
speciality, at G. L. WILD & BROS, 420&A
I'M street between Pennsyl ania avenuettf RI
ana street. Inventors and manufacturers Of the
wondeIiuI Mnsieal Dancing Toy for Pianos; manu-
LECTURERS % usica Instruments and dealers In Pr
efc generally iea
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO the new loan to-day
amounted to s35 900.
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7&D H.B. 7&D
sUMMER bSUHNER LsUHHEaI
LINEN AND DUCK SUITES,
Al liable BROTHERs
WHITE FLANNEL SUITS,
At liable BROTHERS
SEASIDE AND MOUNTAIN SUITES,
At liable BROTHERS.
DRAP DETE SUITS,
At liable BROTIIERS.
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS,
tsiDgie or double breasted,I
At liable BROTHERS
WHITE DUCK VESTS,
At liable BROTHERS
ALPACA AND DRAP D'ETE COATS
AT liable BRoTHERs
LINEN COATS, tail Iensths,j
AtHABLE BROTHERS.
DUsTERS-pUsTERS-DU
At liable BROTHERS.
TRAvELIsG SUITS,
At HABLE BROTHERS.
WHITE DOCK SUITS FOR BOYS,
AtHABLE BRoTHERs
ALL KINDS OF SUITS FOR BOYS,
At liable BROTHERS,
OUR MERCHANY TAILORING DEPARTMENT
;9 S6.T Ti.A al Sgeh,fi e the very bet goS
most fashionable syts. az tAe shortest notice and az
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TIE MOST LASTING, AGREEABLE AMI Re-
FREsHISG OF ALL PERFUMES, for use on IN.
Handkerchief, ct the Toilet, and In the Bath. For
s.le by an prusei.ts and Perfumer.. .uemrtIy
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

NATIONAL THEATER.
Brilliant success. Genuine lift Of
DAN BRYANT'S MINSTRELs
DAN BRYANTiS MINSTRELS
DAN BRYANT'S MINSTRELS
Crowded by the elite Of Washington. Screams Of
laughter at the dminutiye
LITTLE MAC. LITTLE MAC
McANDREWS, the Original Plantation Darkay.
EELSE SEYMORE. DAVE REED
BRYANT VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL TROUPE,
Under the direction of the famous Comedian
DAN BRYANT.
Only Matinee SATURDAY, at 2 O'Clock je2l-t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-06-24

SECRETARY BELNAP leaves here this evening
for Princeton College, to deliver the address at
the annual commencement there. He viii be
absent four or five days
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T. o Il S A l. L

S5l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
EqtWeen 81 and a. - M b SO
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BASE RAIL-.

Three Games Of the Blue Stockings
Two Defeats and N Victory.
The Olympic Base Ball Club Of this city have
not been very fortunate in their playing this
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THE CELEBRATED
MURRAY a. LANMAN-s

MURRAY d. LASMAN's
FLORIDA WATER.
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USIoh HOTEL, LEosAEpTowS, ma,

IfNI0A HOTEL, LEoNARDTowN. ma
Jf.fkkwlCK, PrOpriesor
Ladies and Gentlemen ana Families dasirous N
spending quiet and pleasant season during !. ,
The Present Summer IN . salt water section, vfA0
are Informed that the lE5 III
UNION HOTEL, AT LEoEARprowE, I'D.
J. Y. FRswIeK, Proprietor,
IL open for the reception ~ <uest. "a a.. -
rcssonable endeayor VIII be made 10 RENDER fhe ~
ltors az this Hotel comfortable and eontentad -
Ncekg steamboat Communication between w.
ineton and Leon srdtOwn. Board By the ds1 = \ a.
~ tne month a. the rate q 81 per day: chflire1.
eoeeI ~, nall price Contract can be made VITA TIA
ptppptletof LOT the ACC mm0dafiOn Of Families
sLs.sons esslrSus q engaging accommodation I'm
soyance oi their visits can eoinmunicats win fhe
Eortie'or ey letter, and rooms viii be reserved Tor
The Table q the Hotel win be supplied with IN.
Del the season affords, viii be attended by srtSes
40 acc mmodsfine servants, and a. the Bar viii
Always be found the best Liquors and Cigars
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That The .T,.--S1----
has obtained nom the supreme Court on fhs NJ.
trict OF Columbia, holding q Special Tern i...
testsmentHry the personal estate of JoHN MIS-
fhf, late 81 Washington county, ID q a scs.siee
All persons having claims against fhe "A y, fss
are hereby warned 90 exhibit the same sri,6 -
2 ners thereof 70 the subscriber on or before IL
sel "a 2. ane next they may Otherwise by Law H.
eASluded from ali b<Dcft u the "A "A erfnse - -
Siyen under my hand this lOlh day IN June fsrY
-9els-N& DANI MURPHY. Execator
DR. cAULFIELDs CLASSES
VOCAL AND ISsfsUsEsrAL musro
Al 4. n. g. A. Room
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LADIES' GOODS, Etc.
CPECIAL NOTICE

The recent unhappy condition Of Affairs I'm Paris
being nov at an end, shall soon he enabled b in
port my Goods direct as heretofore Having been
compelled for some time to purchase from all
kets, have decided 20 close out my entire stsck Of
Eancy Goods, If possible by selling at discount OF
TWENTY PER CENT, commencing on To KS
DAY, the nah instant
III. WILLIAM, Importer,
No. SO5 Penn Ia avenue, Washington. D. C..
le0u Ard Cite Trevise, Paris.
NOTICE TO LADIES.
Desiring 70 make room for other stock, win -
MILLINERY GOODS at cost.
s. HELLER,
eI us Market Space.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL AKKRnAN is expected
here this evening from Georgia, where he has
been for several weeks past. The application
for the pardon of @. G. Bowen win probably
come before him early next week
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VERSAILLES, June A-The Otfcidl Jour71a
of to-day says General Tallemand has raised the
blockade of Fort National, in Algeria, after q
spirited fight, with loss Of only eight men killed
and thirty wounded.
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VOCAL AND INsfkUxENrAL MUSIC
y eAu At Y. u. &. A. Room
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
From HarneI's Weekly.l
BANTY TIM.
BY JOHN HAY.
RFMARKs OF SERGEANT TILMoN JOY TO
TUE WHITE MANS COMMITTEE OF
sPUNKG P0I.T, ILLINOIS.


] reckon | get your drift. gents
You low the boy shan't Stay;
This is Il white mans country;
You're DmOcrats. you say;
And whereas,and seein'and wherefore,
The times being all ont OF flint,
The Niger has got tO.MOSy -.t.a.
From the limits OF Spqnky Pint!
Let's reason the thing a minute :.,-..-
Fin an oll-iashiOhcd Dimuciat too,
Though llail mypolitics out o'the way
Forto keep tillthe war was through,
But come eack here, allowiA' n .
To vote us | used to do, ltrain
Thoegl it gravclS me like the devil to
Alougo' sich fools as you. ....-
Now dog my cats ef kin see, j,t
In all the igllt of the day, ftioh
What you've got to do with the ques-
H Tim shin goo stay, I' ..
And Iurder than that | give notice,
Ef one ofyOu trtcAcS the boy CLINE
lie Kin check his trunks to II warmer
Than He'll find in lllanoy.
WHY blame you" hearts. jest hear me
: leu ktow thlt ung0dW day e..
Wiltn our LETT struck Eicksburg
Heights, how ripped ' .' 2
And torn Tld tatlere,l we lay. (;
When the rest relrcatcd Stald behind,
FOrIeasons sailiclcnt t0 mo -GstrikU,
with Il rib cavrd in and u leg on Il
sprawled ON that cursed gEcee.
Lord how the sun went f,r us,
Al d Drilled and bisIerid aud burned
How the rebel bullets whizztd i Ound
Wien cuss in his death gIip turned
til alOrg toward GuSk | seen Il hing
cou,di't believe Tor a RYell ITO me
III uiggcr-lhat 1im-waS a'crawlin'
Through that.iire-proof gilt edged
r.s. HE'LL ... .r..la.r. at.
The rebels seen him as quick as me,
And tie bullets buzzed like bees;
But he jumped for ne, and shouldered
.. he, .... ...r ..
Though shot brought him once to
.,.i.. his kuprs; III ...'. -
But he atgcrcd up and packeJme off,
With II uOZrI slulliblrs ai,u Rails. b
Till safe in Our lines lie drapped us
beth.
Iii black hide riddled with balls. ..
SO, my gentle gazelles, thar's my an
SSer. ,
And here stays Baity Tim: .'..'
He trumpcd Deaths ace Ior rae that
day, ,..
Audlin not goin bacR on him i home
Iuu may rczOloot til! the COWS coMe
But c, one OF you tetclIcs the boy,
He'll wrastle his hash tn-night in RelL
Or my names not lilmOn Joy!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
Extract from from a Sermon.
Preached by Reo. II. B, Scott
Middleport, o., Presbyterian
CAmch, Sadbath mOrminG
Magch Isl 1871, .gl .t
TExr-Thou shaltnot kllI.-Ex. 90; 10

II Il Il 4
l proceed to the last viola
tion Of this commandment
which l shall notice at this
time. ."'.
Do we not all remember the
sorrow and Indignation which
filled our chlld hearts when we
were made acquainted with
the order of Pharaoh, that the
midwives should put to death
the male children CT the He>
brews9 as soon as they were
bomg What a cruel order
that the helpless, new born
child should be slain in The
presence of its sorrowing, in
valid mother! How wonder.
Gus, and yet how simple the
plan by which Moses was hid
in the ark Of bulrushes. The
angels of God looked down On
that sweet child's face, and
wondered what God was pro-
tecting his life for. y And how
our child hearts did, burn with
anger at the Staying of the In,
nocents by the orler Cf uerod.
And powo when we read Of the
Hindu mothers drowning her
female child in the Ganges,. we
can net withhold our anger,
even though We mourn, tliat
the mother can so grieve ler
probable earth y life OF the
child that she esteems it no vi
olence 10 mothers love to de-
stroy her own child.
But il it was such a crime
to Kill a child so soon as it is
born, how much less a crime
is 1t to kill it before it sees
the light? All evidence on the
point shows that the preva-
lence of this species of murder
is fearful. Ask physicians and
they will-if theyGspeak at all
make your ears tlngle with
their statements Of its extent.
They will tell you That married
and unmarried apply to them.
Child murder 10 cover up dis
grace Is common. 1t is said
that in any place physicians
can be found who will consent
tolbe mnrderers.? .?Aiq lGai e4hu
Here is not the place to
speak Of the bearings OF the
matter on lust and liceatiOus--
ness, Or upon that piyibnlfe oilna, in,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
Henry T. HeImbold,s Genu-
Inc Preparations.

..Rsa Delivered 9 silsdddGfss: sso9ts from ss'er-
ESTABLISH ED UPWARD OF TWENTY
YEARS. gs,otd byDrdggnts eyerywhefe. YAds
dress letters Tor Information in confidence 10
HENRYT. HELMBuLD, Druggist and Chem
ouiy' Dsp.,s-i 4. .HEiMBehn's -Dros
and Chemical Warehouse. No. 594 Broadway.
New York, or to II, r. HELM hULUS Nell
cal Depot, 104 sorth Tenth Street, Philadel-
phfa, Pa. T %. ~ 'inbef -lif. 70
BEWARE G or 1oUNTERrLITs. Ask for
HENRY 7. HEtMBQLD's! TAKE No
OTHER .he1sI JON u Ll74 l'l1 omar
..t'rl -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
Hooaand's German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

10 a combination Of all ne Ingredients Of the
BiLtsrs, toih PURE Santa Crus Ram, Orange, etc.
Kis used for he same diseases as The Biters, IN
eases where some pure alcoholic stimulus iS re-
CURED You tOiH bear In mind that these renis-
dies are entirely different from any others
adueriised for ne cure Of De diseases named,
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal
extracts, ,Chile The oilers are mere dscociiOHs Of
rum in some form The TONIC is dscidediy one
Of the mast pleasant and dgrenible remedies erer
offered IL Me public, us ldSte is er9His't. u il
pleasure 10 lake il, tot6e ITS !0sgivin3 eIhii-
rating, and medicindi qualities hare caused IL 10
n k7IOsga az he gredteS n ell iOaics.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
| |

Ihese pills arc apleasant purgahve, suppressed.
lug castor oil lsBlIs, Ihaguasla, cts. ,lbere Isl
nothing more acGeptaUle TO the stomach
Yhey give, Jane au, cause neither uaarelnOT
gnpng putns.' They are composed vi the
fineSt ingI edIeIas, amer q lew days, use oil
tIeln, sueh auinglgoriuon of the ehirA sy--
ten takes place NJ 10 appear miraculous to the
weak and encrynte1. n 4. llrlmbOld's Com
puund Fluid Extract Cutawba Grape Pills, are
non sugar eoatelL sdgat. cVAtedf pill Z pass
nirOnSlf the stOhftrh NithOItl'tiissolvmg, c0h-
sequrnuy do not produce the desired elect.
DIS UatambV 0fabe hlls- ihsiny pleasant nj
taste aud OdOT, du not ReeeAlale lhelr bsing
.suSar>cOated.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
DEBILITY.

Tier, no mcdicips ,o,ioI IN Eoosdn Is CIR
non BiiLsu OI nEyF.=ES1Acg T,Dif in cdseS Of
i,s D.a"ss g. ! gsy ~ IL A%f s1". ,,,l. IaSs i,
Nr.ns!frn 4e GI u64ss p,h', cause an
.yc;.;sTs Qf ne IOo' D, snDJe ne st"nidch - digest
Il, purity h' ttsrL, pirs { y0ot, sound, heduIy
c0nid riDp TdS's2R ne ye'IoO ttage JrOn The
Eye, IHrdri a o0,a te N :iCekS, and charge The
patient tr0n a stori-br'.--isi, cmdcittSd wax,
snd s'rrous i;tpdlId, u JaHJaced, stoat, AID
tiGorous perSon.
Weak and Delicate Children
are Fla G strong. by using the Bit
ters or Tonic. In fact, they arc
family Medicines. They can bc
r,yith perfect safety
TO ciiia thfTe months old, the
most delicate female, or a man OF
nincty.
y-,7axss remsiissar- ne Jed'
Blood Purifiers
,oyr krown, and DW cue al diSsdseS r'sttttnt
hpp aud blot Kesp your b"cd Pae; KEEP
your hrer in ornH1 ds'; keep your
1sas 1.@ @y.e .e'TSI %"S ,eS s use ,oy y sss rer
ass,rf1 you. TIE tea rrsn in, he coun'ry recon-.
mend Mem. u years ot ho"sSrp'iHhoH 80 FOR
anything you mus. try these preparations.
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1elng prepared expressly for the above com.
rplaILts, lIs blood Purifying properties ARE
greater ibfln4,ny dIher preparation Ol cIm~
par,lla- ~ gives tAe cOmplexlOn.a cienr and
healthy color and restores the pallrnt 10 a
state Oi healih anu purity. For pHrJ Ing the
b.O0d, removing al sbrOnic constitutional dis-
eases arIsIug nom aL Iln pure sIde Ut the
blood, anu Ito only rAlnttla aud rilectiu,l
known remedy iur the cure VI paIls ana swell
ing OF the bones, ulceralOns VI The lhrOnt and
legs, tlo;ShCs, plmpes ou the lace, eryiSlprllS
aud dl scaly elupohs VI Llpe,siiin, aud GoaL-
,tIfyIng the complexion.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-04-20
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II ENRY T.HELMBOLD'S1M
PROVED ROSE WASH.Cl

can not be snrpasseh as face wash, and vii be
found the ONLY specific remedy 10 every spe-
cies cfcutaneous affection. 1t speedily elal-
Gates pmpes, spots, scorhntic dryneSS ,inhif-
rations Of the cutaneous meubr.,ne, etc dis
pels iredness an,Llntapient influnation. hives,
rash, moth patches, dryness Of The scalp or
skin, frost bites. aud all purpokes for which
salves or ointments are used; restores the
skin to a state ef Paylty-an 4sof ness, and in-
suIes continued hsHthy action 70 the tissue
OF Its Vessels, On wMchdt pefids the agreeable
clearHess and vIyaCity ofcompiexlon so much
Bought and admired, But however valuable
as a remedy tor eEising detects Of the skln,
II r. Helmholds Rose Wa,h has long sus
taIeSd Its principle claim to unbounded pat
ronage by posses ssipg 9uahljes which render
At n toilet appenaage If the most snperhtNe
and eongeniaI character, combinipg in an ele7
CANT fprmufa those prominent teattres, safety
Rndeti iact 1.-THE lhyafIble pec compartments
ofits aseT-as aIpreSeTyatye, apd reiresher Of
the dompie xioh Il ism xaelenS loti On for
diseaaes 81 Q syphlllc nature, and 3s an iniec-
ti6n'for diseases 0fthe urinary organs, arising
from habits of dissipation, used M couneo;ion
with the Extracts Buchn. sarsapariI!a and
Catasbs Grape Ella insuch diseases as re /.
commended, can not be surpassed.