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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
lNSURES ALL CLASSES.

TRAVELLERS nsuras all classes Of under h General Aee
den, Bsnker Bhto Insurance Agents. Csrhs,
Bu.ne Men Working Men CarpBte xaeaoiss Bseinsitbs k
IS well as Travelling Every liable accidents 'bseh have
Policy bold General Aesss
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[Lnsesueementsi
BURNErT's KALLIsToN is the best Cesmeoc'

"BURNETrs SUPERIOR FLAvORrNG ExTRACrs
rs sre.) are strictly STANDARD and Uniform in qaAliV
PARK 4 TnyoRD, Trenty-antst ana bfos'NsJ'
"seh them for years Growing 10 favor" . couny,
Cn.u,.,,s and Forty Second = and B,sas~ay.
PoT sale By al frst-ehss Grceers and Drusesh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

4 AAA &&6D &12 ALAN 2ssu -
THIS WEEK.
OUT WEDNESDAY MORNING.
SPLENDIDLY
ILLUSTRATED TRIPLE SHEET.
MAGNIFICENT NUMBER.
BETTER AND BETTER.
TBs FOLLOWING ABLE WRITERS, WITH ORIGINAL coE
rRrBurToSs. As sr.rRD. APPEAR THIS wBEKi
FINANCIAL SUGGESTIONS.
BY SCHUYLER CoLpAx,
vIe.Pr ,aleut Of h. UDi,ei stssA
APPEAL TO TIE CATHOLIC BISHOPS.
BY PATERR HYAasrHg
THE PALACE AND GARDENS Or ALCNOUS
- BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRTANr,
Bh,or Ne,s-yors Evening Post
FEET AND WINGS.
BY HoR.CE BUSHNELL. D. D.
WHAT COOPERATION MEANS.
BY HORACE GREELEY,
Ldsor Ns~.Yori Tribune
THE YALE CONTROVERSY.
BY JOHN ?. GULLTyER. I'D
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE.
BYRM HATrELD,D.D
THOMAS CARLYLEIS STUDY
BYT. DE- WITT TALsAGg.
FACE IN THE GLASS.
Br HARRIET PRESCOTT sPoFFORD.
THEODORE McNAMEE.
BY CHANCELLOR CROSBY
ofHe~.YOri ynivsr,itr
CONSIDERATION OF REMEDIES.
BY GAIL HAMILTON.
CHRISTIAN ENTHUSIASM.
BY RAY PALnER,D.D.
ABOUT SHIRKs.
BY ALICE CARY
PRINCIPLE IN DRESS.
BY REV. @. B. WILCOX
LETTER FROM ITALY.
BY RACHEL poxRRoL
ny AIN GUIDE WIFE.
BYJ e RANKIN. DID,
.,.-.-, r. p ANSWERED..
BY VIM H. BURIBIGB.
THE SCHOOL-ROOM DOOR
By EMILY &. sAYBRooE
BEETHOVEN CENTENNIAL.
BY PROP E p EVANS
BONDAGE OF THE PULPIT.
BI REV WASHINGTON GLADDEN..
LOVED.
BY SUSAN COOLIDGE
RELIGIOUS STATISTICS.
pr CHARLES DUDLEY wARsEn
Editor Harasn Csur.nl
IN CHURCH.
BY MARY B. sLEI0Hr
ANCIENT DOCUMENTS
BYNs DODGh
TRAINING CHILDREN.
4 JASB @. swIssHELn
BLACK RENALD.
BY PHOEBE CARY.
EDUCATION A BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT
BIT LUTHER ". KENNEDY.
THE WELSH PULPIT.
BYE. W. JONES.
LAST DAYS OF APOSTLE JOHN.
BY REV. JOHN 8. c. ABBOTT.
LOUIS NAPOLEON INTERVIEWED Ar Han
BY ALEXANDER YoUYa.
PROTESTANT POWERS.
By REV HENRY 8 BURRAoR
niMORTELLE.
B1 HENRY RASAJL WAITE.
FINGER RINGS.
By MARY cLKnsER AMER
WASHINGTON LETTER.
BYD.w BARTLETT.
ALSO
EDITORIAL ARTICLES,
EDITORIAL NOTES,
PERSONAL ITEMS,
CURRENT NEWS
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
MISSIONARY NEWS
SCIENTIFIC NOTES,
THE sUNDAY-SCHOOL
MUSIC,
FINANCIAL DEPARTMENT.
FARM AND GARDEN,
PRICES CURRENT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31

The question recurring upon the resolution declaring
Mr. Hill entitled u seat, Mr.. THURMAN ulomJ ONO
member OF the Judiciary Committee, moved an amend.
ment adding tie OF Mr.. Miller, as senator eject
from Geargia He temporarily withdrew it at the re-
quest OF Mr.. TRUMBUtI, to permit direct vote upon
the resolution. . -
Mr. STEWART CRep., Nev.) moved to substitute the
name of Henry z. FarfOw for Mr HIPS. .
Mr. HOWARD tRep., Mieh.l argued that the Georga
state Government was provisional, subject to the au-
tOrty of Congress- and that its validity was secured III
its subsequent recognition by Congress- lie heId tnst
tho election of Mr. HILL in 1863, was legal and proper
Mr. RICE ep., Arkl Of the minority OF the Juoie'iy
Committee the subject, advocated tbe cidhs vi "I'
FarrOw and Mr.. Whitley. a.
Mr. STEWART reiterated his views at length upon the
p0it that the Legislature Uf 1868 incapable OF elect
ing Senators, because Of Noncompliance WIN the
terms OF the Fourteenth Amendment ana INC recon-
strnction acts He went on To maintain that, In tho
opinion Of Congress- shown by subsequent egala'oi
that the Legislature had 10 legal ORGANIZATION, ana
could not even elect a CLERK. ,
Mr.. CARPENTER OeP. IWisl; member OF the in;
dietary Committee replied at length 10 Mr. stewart ana
explained the reasons governing the action Of the ma
jOrity. 49,, O.. -,
Ats O'clock without reaching vote, the Senate adj
iourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
AMPLE SECURITY.

The TRAVELLERS scusl cash assets Of S1.JSSybSS IT.
Ar dednciBs outstanding Policy
both IN Y Standard snt providing for every hsbh-es
cep. capital ase As ADDITIONAL SECURITY 10
POLICY HOLDERS is SSi1,277 20. Il has 1871, 200 DC
pe with STATE the security Of sn Poeyf sterH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
LOW RATES..

The yote premium system Of the TRAVELLERS The Low Rate
Cash Plan II sells INSURANCE than failure "Gvdends'so
much money. The uncertainty and dssaton
the note system avoided Of de-
ousosaDee The security ample aOa Ae nssane fsss
atIow cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-31
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT,
ACCIDENT POLICIES.

Issue. General Policies By hs month Of
,gns. accidents by machinery accidents from the use Of
% that occur In The usual and 2vfa' A'eeA
. az life as we'll accidents Of travel Policies written ~ Asena
saDb Of Accident Pses written last 2o339 Psssu~s o
the sane S521,710 80.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
PIGRRES PICTURES, PICTURES,
AT HOME AGAIN. 4 !

G. Bllinghurstr Photographic Artst,ieh-
nounCes to his friends and patrons that he has
returned to his old quarters, Market street,
McArVhur, and is prepared 10 do an wotk IN
his line, making good pictures n reasonable
prices Those who desire superior workman.
ship rather than an inferior picture, from
cheap plates and cheap chemicals, are spe
cially invited 10 visit his gallery. .s 3. -
Counterfeit Baak potes are net, eashy de-
tected hy the coiamnn l-aoise, because II re-
qnlrts naturally artistic eye, or a eettayl
kind Of education TO perceive the difference
between genuine and 4 counterfeit engray-
ing. For the same reason, there are thousands
who can not distinguish good photograph
from an inferior production, and very many
choose the had IN preference TO tho good,
some are honest e'pqgh TO acknowledge
their deficiency in this respect, and, II they
have any confidence 10 tho artist, are wllliRg
TO ALLOW HIM 10 decide for them; but others
more self-conc ceited, ohen get. wha. they des
soIye. PooT, worth less things, that are not
worthy the name of picture For such
there is this onsolatIon; they can not zee the
difference. .aH rHi
picture without contrast of light and
shade, Is no picture at all. The study oil Ma
ture win reveal the truth of this assertion
Art is the true representation of nature. A
picture mEy undnstakabl y represent the per.
Ron intended. and at The same tine be mis-
cradle failure as regards chelRical nlanipulas
tion, and the requirements of Art. The only
sure way OF getting good pictures is TO pur.
chase ofnone but artists Of facknowledged, sad
we'll earned reputation. H
Those who love aud retpect their friends
will notinsult them with miserable caricatures,
but will rather pay the price OF a good picture.
Others whose friendship is measured by dol.
lars and ceRfs, think that any thing Is good
enough to give away. An inierior picture ID
possessi on of any one is evidence OF one oil
u rec things: either the absence Of q good ar
tist, or a lack ofludgment, or else a aiggardly
disposition ON the part of the person who
spends hi7 money for such foolish trash.
BiIlmeharst has destroyed hundreds ofpic.
tures that other artists woHl1 have sold, be-
cause he never allows 40 inferior picture to
leave his. gallery. Pictures, taken true 70 tife,
Rrtstcaliy. with the bestref chemicals aRd
plates, and warrdnted not to fade or peel of.
Remember the pIhce: Billing ghurst sGahsry,
Market street, north OF Main. i0 ,'l1F9H''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
Common Pleas Court.

Since our last report! the
tine of the Court has been 6c-
cupied principally in hearing
the case of Matilda b. Hill
against Isaac Dunkle. This
was an action dor $4,000 dam
ages for sIander, the prosecu-
tion alleging that Dunkle had
said that Matilda was troubled
with a private disease, and that
she was,known to have gone to
Hannager's Adelphl, fer medil
cine for the same. The case
was submitted to the jury on
Thursday afternoon. Matilda
didn't show q character alto>
gether aboyeIreproach, and af,
ter celebrating all might aver
dict of$5.damage was returned.
The attorneys in this case made
extremely long pleas to The
jury, and in the course of
Judge Grogan's remarks he
paid his compliments to our
particular ifiend, Jared B. the
sausage man, ltkening him to
one OF the Apostles, probably
the one that dipped, his hand
in The dish with his Master
BrattonI and Grogsn for pllf,
Jones for deft. gus
The case Of Matilda S. Hill
against Pearly Dunkle, similar
to the one above, is in progress
as We 90 TO press.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
A CARD.

EproR RpcpRD AS many persons
have inquired why the Disciples did
not participate in the services on
Thanksgiving Day, let me say that
last year took pains to wait upon
Mr. Fry, and with him saw Mr.
Adams and togethcrswe arranged 10
meet, with our respective congrega-
tions, 10 express unitedly our gratitude
to God for the mercies Of the year.
This year, according to the plan as
then expressed, the services SHOULD
have been held in the Christian
Church, the pastor of which ought to
have delivered the sermon, No invita-
lion, however, was given in any way
,eitherto the congregation Or myself
Respectfu ny yours, .''. "
------H.A, PALIdsTkR.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
Notice to Teachers.

THE poARp q school Examiners for VIM
on County will meet at the Union School
Gouse, in Macarthur, on the lst and Ord satur-
day March, April, May, September, October,
and November; and Dhe lSt Saturday in Janu-
DRY, February, June, July, August, and De-
cember, in each year. Examinations to COM
mence at ten O'Clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory EVIL
dence OF good mon'l character will be required
n all cases. A fee Of 5Ooents Is required by
law from each applicant. ir 'a
J.S HUM, School
L,o. PERptE. Clerk, J Examiners
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
DAN, WILL g. Bros

OnlNt VIII
Hape Just received their
Fail and Winter Stock of
Dress Goods, Trimmings,
ShawlS, Fancy Goods and
Notions, Domestics, etc.
Our stock Of Fine Dress
GoodS--JapaneSe Silks,
plain and pIaids, Princes
Cords, Alpaca, Empress
Cloths, COburgs, French
Merinos, Wool Delaines,
Paris Dress Goods, and
VeIvet CloGkingis unequal
ed in THIS market for style,
rariety, and Ioav prices.
Single and double shaacLs
cheaper than eUer.
A fine line Of Fitch,
Mink, Coney, French Sd-
bic and other F1rs 25 per
cent. cheaper than last gear.
a variety Of Styles Of
Ladies' Clodks at reduced
prices.
We haze the best of
Ready Made Czothin9;
Gentlemen's FurniShinst
Goods, and Boots anal
Shoes erer offered IN THIS
market.
AU Of oar goods arer 6
bought for CASH, and 10 e
can and aUiU sell chedpci
than any house IN Vinto, !
county.
DAN VIII & BROS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
McArthilr's Barnum.

Z Like the immortal Barnun
oar .fioFmer townsman, Dan.
Shripero finds it impossible to
keep out of the, show business,
He starts oat kem Chilhc0lhe
in the spring with & Shriner g.
Hanmsrle's Variety Troupe
Dan, furnishes the talent, and
II aMmerle The green bae ks
They will perform under a can
vass. Their troupe ia ALREADY
engaged, and Shrader q Betz,
who know aust how TO put up
such work, have The order for
putting up a number of fine
W4S OhS. ID.r a. rir. .ts ..l F.t..a.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcia-
tlOn,

For the ReliefOnd Care ofthe Erring and un.
fortunate on Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors Of Youth, and the fol-
lies Of Age, in relation to Marriage and Social
Evi!s, with sanitary aid for the afflicted
Sent free in sealed envelopes. Address,
owARD ASSOCIATION, Boz P, PfLladel
.phia, Pa. ...-.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
.Gg-WHY Is THIS SO3-Eg
It,s bccansc Davis Pain iKilleris what 1t
claims 10 he, rrliover Of pam.
Hts Merits are Il nsu passed!

n you ave suffering from internal pnin,
twenty or thirty drops IN little watcrwlll nj.
u ost instantly cure you. There is nothing
'equal toIt. In a few moments It cures
,Colc Crdml 3, Spnsps, HeGrt- Bura,
DidhGd, Uysontdry, HHr, Wind in
the .BOHels, Soar Stomach,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, a
EVERY HOUsEKEErER SHOULD KEEP
1TAt HAND, to apply it on the FIST attack Of
.any paiu /, will GYe satisfactory relieh and
save hours Uf hutirnnc.
ilo not ;rillu with yourscithy testlnG untried
Tcnrdic- Bc sure ycu cail for Tire genuine
Pam nilor. az many worthless 1gstrums are
RttGlnped To- he sold GU the great reputation
Ol this valuable medicine, DirecnoHs accoT
papy each bottle. Price 20 cts, 90 cts. and 81
per hottie. IL
f3~Sold by Medicine Desl1zs Generally
FOR SALE By H.lI...'
George W. Ssson and !. s. Strong, Macarthur,
r. A.Wlcox B bro, and Il c. Wilson, Ham
den;. II II. Bishop S.Son, Wilkesville. .g
mal2ls7l ~ q n- ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
MauhOOdi How Lost. How Restored,

.sl4-s-. aJust puhtshet, a new edi :
NEEZ-Alt ltion Of DIR. Culverwell,s
FEZEZK AOelebrated Essay on the
$Ak-~ radical aue without nledi-
cine) of 5PERMAroaannEA, or seminal Weak.
ness, involuntary 6eniBai Losses, InpofEscY,
Mental and Physical lncapacity, lmpedlments
10 Marriage, etc., also, CoSsUnPTloS, EPiLEP-
ST, and tts, induced BY seii>indulgence or sea-
ual extravaganza. --~.s ~, .3...ss.--f y ,
bR-Price In a scaled envelope, only cents
The celebrated author In this admirable es-
say clearly demonstrates from thirty years.
successful practice, that the alarming eonse-
quepoes .ofseif.abuse .rnay be radical y'cared
without the dangerous nse Of internal mefif~
cine or the application or the knife; pointing
out N ode Of enre at onceslmple. CERTAIN and
efiefpal, By naeans OF which every sufferer,
no matter what his eondldon may be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately, and -d3ically
nRThis Lecture shotld be 10 tho hands Of
every youth and overy uan 10 the land, si1
Sent, under seal, 10 rlstn envelope, 10 any
sdd.ess, postpea 90 receiptof six censs, or
Ilso DR.. daivst~oil's ''Msui.ss GUIDE. 4
price 25 cents. no t,. ii'T ~
Address the publishers, y tra N ~ ~
~ tHAS.J. 6. KLINE 4 co. d
lS7 Howery, Hsw York, Post Once Boz 4.sss.
nortiis7i ~. f3s1 Ha.-' ~ il,i ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

: A. c. l'IRELAND, Ohillicothe,
keeps something handsome in
the way of nlarbleiZed iron
mantles of various designs and
patternsg In examining his
stock we were greatly surpris
ed at the extremely low pric es.
atIwhich, hey ar eisold, being
actually Gas cheapias tile con-
mon board mantles and more
handsome and durable. Per.
sons who are building or wish
to beautifytheir homes should
make q note OF this. t3 t"'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
Our "CracISer Line"

Everybody hereabouts goes
after, brackets. with the deter.
mihatiOh to k4t good ones, and
Will have Bailes's or shohe.
dropping INTO his establish.
ment, at Chillicothe, a few days
ago we thought we could find
something of interest to the
readers Of iour paper, and the
eaters Of bis crackers we
did. First, the bakery and ev-
lerything about it's kept scru.
pulously neat and clean The
formula for his crackers is ex-
actly the same as that used by
George Sosman, his predeces.
sor, a tialf d century ago, before
bakers learned the trek of
using taiioW 70" Shortening in
5 stead Of bitter! Most Of the
work is performed by machin-
cry, which is capable Of turn.
rlng out about one barrel of
crackers per hour. One Gu
rous fact in their manufacture
is that a barrel Of flour, to
which about forty pounds of
other stock is added, produces
but about 1870 pounds of crack.
ers-a falling off in weight of
about forty.six pounds.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
RECORD.
bmOla Organ d ylnton County.
: LOCAL MATTERS,

feeder. ,-- ~ ID
%. B. WARD is building a new
two story residence on Jack I,
son street, below Mill.
TIE Hamden Mills were sold
at Sheriff's sale, last week to
Samuel Downard for 1854. ~, F.. =. 3
TIE VintOn County Bank
mails over six thousand letters
per year. ~ = p. ~
SAMUEL ULLoM is building a
new two story house, designed
for a residence, on the corner
of Jackson and Mill streets. -.
Mrs. KING, mother of Mr.,
John Ii. King, has been quite
ill with typhoid fever, but, we
are glad to learn, is improving.
ROBERT BUFoRD, a. barber in
the employ Of Job LucaS, shot,
one OF his fingers one day last
week, by careless handling OF
a revolver. tt e
F. OrR Representative, Capt.
Wilson, still retains his place
as chairman of the Agricultu-
raj Commlttee, position
which his experience we'll
qualities him to fill. ID
We learn that Elias Glenn
-ents and Willis Pearce are not
pleased with The western coun
Try, aud intend returning to
Vinton county. .'ha
Four new bridges were or
dcred by ahe Com missioners at
their late meeting. See adyer
tisement of proposals to bridge
builders. ''
VACUUM oil, sold by Rich
mond & Huhn, Is tie best
leather preServatlve extant.--
Just The thing to make yeur
old harness, boots and shoes,
bright and pliable. '
THREE families, being those
ol J6hn Decker, .Jess McMan
us and VIM. McGatha, returned
from south west Missouri This
week TO their forEler homes in
Clinton township.
In is said-as we didn't set
up with him we can't vouch
for it--that enc Uf our premi-
nent merchants, sat up all one
night last week, watching a
we'll in the lower end of town
waiting for a bucketfull of
water to run ia, Dry times,
these.
The friends and patrons Of
the Macarthur SCHOOLS are inyii
ted to attend the examinations
next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, and on Friday afternoon
especially, as the scholars ia
tend giving 8 literary enter
taiament. .~.s .r, s., .,.a
.. |.,. aa. a'gg -''u-4 'i ,hia@3lolf
WATER is getting so scarce
here that retail liquor dealers
cant afford to use it to mix
with their liquors, and com
plain of losing money in con-
sequence. Stock q is RAINING
,tshort too, and unless it soon
rains, or some new disfiIleries
are started they will be com
/ PEELED to abandon their busi-
I ness. I'D r. aerianb1 20 y'u' .
\, sAUH laagio.')
| JOB LUCAS has started a bar
Der shop at Hamdcn, and is
doing ar flonrlshing busine S.
We believe Job is the first col
ored person who was ever per,
mitted to stop there long
enough to transact any bust
ness. Hamden formerly had a
most unenvlable reputation for
its treatment of colored peo-
4ple, but we are glad to believe
that that day has passed. 80 ,.5
/ b-a-fng HaMaic3 2 TrdgAaE .ajvqt
f. THERE will bssa children's,
4 meeting Of the M. e. Sabbath
'FSohool on Christmas Eve, at
iI.ss hich time therg %ill'be exer..
,tcises commemorative OF the
| birth OF our Savior. The, exer.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

GEORGE W. SAYLoR has re,
turned. and established himself
in business on Market ST., two
doors north of Man, WI ere Ths
is prepared to repair watches,
clocks, jewelry, etc. Give him
a call. .kIYoW ed: n
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

ATTENTION is directed to the
advertisement Of Henry Maule
Chillicothe. Mr.. Maule is one
of the Oldest and most reliable
merchant tailors in this section
ofthe State, keeps 2 good stock,
aud knows just how to make it
up into satisfactory garments.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

"HEARTH AND HOME" is one Of
the best papers extan1, and the
story, sThe Hoosier SCHOOL,
master" Sf nov being published
IN, il, isto our notion, the best
STORY that has been prodnced
this year. We advise every
school teacher, school director,
iand everybody that ever)went
schOolito get and read it.
Persons shbscri bing for Hearth b
and Home now Will be fur.
nished with back Numbers con.
taihing the STORY gratis. SO
per year. Mr.. Barnes is get
ting up a ;lub. sli& ..t.. I'd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

Holiday Social entertainment.
/. The ladies' in behalf of the
Me,Arthur NJ! E E.SaDbath School
will hold. a sociable; lat [ The
school house hail on Christmas
night, the proceeds to be gl9.
en- to the Sabbath School. A
Christmas tree forsthe children
will be prepared; refreshments
fol- all, and good rnusic viii be
furnished; also short and spicy
speeches suitable for the occa'
sion. Leteverybody and
enjoy a Merry Christmas with
US. :" q. o.. 'i "
Tickets win be distributed in
due time. 90 aa oi ba'i'msl d :. +.
4 r. - EXECUTIVE C COMMITTEE. ~.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

AASs4FEs = n i9ext MEedpestag tss
days will begin to:lengthen::-
Days length TO dsSanihe hours
and six minutes.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

HAS been tested IN every variety OF climate,
and by almost every nation known to Amer'
cans itis tue almost constant companion
aud psiHn bic friend Of the missionary and
the traveller, on sea snd land, and no one
should travel on our lakes or rivers without It,
.cY" Pain Hitler was the first and is The
only permanent Pain Rettceu.-isl9
Since the Pam Killer was introduced, and
met with such unsurpassed sale, many Inn
gncnt., relleis, panaccns, and o'her rent as
ina sc cen offered to the pubic, but nor ono
,ot tnem has ever attained the truly .eh'mblc
Standing ol ihe.Pau killer.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

MUMPs and diptheria are the
prevailing diseases with the
children. -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16
sPEcIAE NOTICES.

= J.F. TowELL, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers
to the III. .7ehants and Furuscemen Of Vinton
county, a superior stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. John
6lllelahd, Travelling Agent
Sept. lJy. e.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

Our streets have presented
a busy appearance duFHg the
past week. If any of-the old
'fogies want to know why they
didn't profit by this fact, it was
because people vent to- see
.rhe- live men who told what
.theyShadl TO selEiand iasitsd
othen to cali, through thsifad-
verfisements, and having ac-
cepted the Invitation they
found good goods and low pris
Ices, and had ITO occasion to 80
Struggling around third and
fourth blishments -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

AARON WILL, OF the firm fol
Dan. Will a. BtOs. fsIin the city
aftersl new ssitsGRkSq ssteGk qf gNo,ddss gSo,ddsstttosS ttosS
the Holidays. They inteud to
get on a large Stock and close
tout at low prices before New
Year, preparatory to invoicing,
so now is your time to buy.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

\ If you have a good business
advertise and keep it. If not,
advertise and got it, ,,-.,,...
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-16

.-sL- aJust puhhshe,l, new edl :
Of DIR. Culverwell,s
s# E0elebrated Essay on the