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SYRUPs.
CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
SATTAS's CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
THE HAIR.

perfectly clear preparation, In ole bottle, as
easily applied wafer for restoring to gray hair It's
natural color and youthful appearance, TO eradicate
and prevent dinlruG to promote the growth OF the
hair, andstop rs falling.
It's entirelg harmless and perfectly FREE from any
rol,nnous substance. and Will therefore take the
place of all the dirty and unpleasant preparations
now In use. Numerous testimon ais have been sent
M from many Of onr most prominent citizens. In
everything In which the articles now In use are OBJ
icctionablr CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect. II
Il warranted To contain neither sugar or lead, SUI
phur or nitrate of silver. Clear and clean as WAFER
1t docs not soil The clothes scalp. 1t Is ngreeo!
pcrfumcd and makes one OF the best dressings for
The hair In use. 1t restores the color OF the halr
more Derftctty and uniformly than any other pre-
plration, and always does so IN from three 10 zen
days Virtually feeding the roots Of the hair WIFI
all the uourlshing qualities necessary 20 It's growth
and healthy condition, II restores the decay ana IN
duces i new growth OF the hair more positiyei?
than ANYTHING else. The application Of this .wo!i-
derful discovery also produces pleasant and Geo.
ing effect on the scalp, and gives the hair pleasant
and elegant appearance.
We call especial attention 10 the fact that Limit
cd number OF small trial bottles can be nad by those
wishing 10 tryit. You win notice that III pursuing
this course our aim Is to convince oy the acliai
i''''''' " '' ARTHUR -NATTANS.
Inventor and proprietor, Washington, u.
For sale wholesale and retail, by
PURCEi4ss LADD s. CO. tropraetor,s
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rT PATRICK's DAY CELEBRATION

Persons desiring 10 attend the SuPPER 10 be
given MONDAY NIGHT, March 18th, In cele c.l
ton of St Patrck's Day, can procure uekets ir4 OH
any one OF the following gentlemen WHO alc ln'
Hnn N, Kelley, John Ahern,
Eon p n Moore John NJ. Higgins
,rInm,s rEarreli Robert English,
Charles Wallace Stephen Mason,
DR.. John Mahony, EopeT, hetse'
John ungun. Jr-, T. .. hCcA9iSsa
j. F. Capson, james Soiaeh'
NH l5-3t -
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Fatal. RAILROAD ACCIDENT. - CfnCtnh0h,
lstrcA lJ.--A Young man named ". SOW
49, usd Girl named Vanguard were run
so: El>t night BY 4 train on the Baltimore
ohio railroad. near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, and
.., former instantly Killed. They had been
.t.ag uU titr track talking.
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NrrpIaEp ~ A EeDVlUS, March
a. yuung nan named Henry knecland
.s, hlii;lHy murdered at knowIton Land
0..,, Arb. on Wednesday by John Hyde, q
n,al, who literally chopped him to pieces
t;h au axe. and lien threw the body III the
lE'.. HYDE. Oh being arrested, confessed.
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ROBBERY ORA RAILROAD Agent. Ph1l6dci-
a., Nurc!s lj.-W iIlim Weaver, ticket
g.. F.. mt al the New York railroad depot, West
Philadelphia was assaulted in his office last
'..-lt, knocked sen>clcs>. and on recovering
.,@u3 lla;, The safe had been robbed Of 81 100.
- Lrr-,.
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TIE WnEAT.-We are gratitied to learn
that notwithstanding the hard freezes Of the
past winter the growing wheat in this and
the adjoining counties of Franklin, Bote-
tourt. and Roanoke, is looking remarkably
well. Our exchanges from other parts OF the
State report fayorably except i'll few ioc;lll-
ties as TO the condition of the growing crop
1t i, however, too early i'll the season to
speculate upon what the ultimate result
MAY bc.-Bcdford Sentinel
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COMMERCIAL.
+ CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. March ls, 1872 :

WYNN AND FLUUH T-AIIIANUE.{
RICHMOND, VA. March lie, 1872. !
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, LIST bushels. Rel, Ga bushels.
toRS.-N liitc: 81 bushels. AIiSed 400 bushels
OATs.-71s bushels.
MEAL--sG bushels.
SALES.
WHE4T-White, l57 bushels very good ut sl.s5.
Red, 6s bushels very good ut si.75.
OATs.-Ss bushels prime spring ut &c.
REMARKS.
Oats dull. Wheat In good demand. We would
recommend farmers to send It to market now "a the
mills will stop grinding ere long Meal sells well on
Change, being in good demand. Rye scarce. No
sales of corn On Change to-day.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF PHYsIcIaS.-Dr. Hen.
ry +. Pccry, of Tazcwell county, physi'
elan of high standing, and editor of the
Clnch Valley N-c,rs, died suddenly on Tues
day lust. in the sixtv-seventh year of his age.
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DRY GOODS.
cPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.

ALL WOOL EMPRESS CLOTHS at .5c. per yard
ALL-WOOL PLAID POPLINS ut 4sc. per yard;
MOHAIR POPLINS and ALPACAS ut asc. PEI
BL4CK FRENCH MERTNOs, HENRIETTA and
TANfISE CLOTHS at size. and 81 per yard.
IRISH POPLINS. SILK and Wool, at Sl.2S worth s:
PL t KS WSTERED. and FIGURED JAPANESE
SILKS very cheap; gss=
BLACK VELTETEENS at 81, Sl.c5, and sl.se pei
yard;
Pretty CASSIMERES ut 81 s1.95, and slso per yard
Splendid TOWELS ut 90. d, and zoe. apiece:
A lew airycry fine BLANKETS mt $3.50 worth slo
WHITE QUILTS at Sl.50 worth g.;
WHITE SKIRTS ut 81 and $3.50 worth double that
lot of extra fine CORSE1S at less than half price
SHAWL and CLOAkS at less than cost:
FIGURED PIQUES Mt 334c. worth soc. per yard;
WHITE CAMBRICS and SWISS MUSLINS. very
low:
PLAIN and PLAID SAINsOOEs at IS and 5oc. per
yard:
KID GLOVES. HOSIERY. RIBBONS,
EMBROIDERIES, INFANTS ROBES. &c. extra
cheap; at the Broad-Strcet Dry Goods Empo-
rum.
WILLIAM TIIALHfMER & SONS,
NH IS Col Broad, corner Sixth street
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DENTISTRY.

Special attention paid to FILLING TEETH ana
CORRECTING REGULARITlES of the same.
OEElcr. Ninth street two doors from Main.
I, I lam
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ta' London Ttme$ ingrniu,iSly surm'~eS
: j., w" revolution III Erie will restore conf
'"t."" IN american enterprise. 1t certainly
Int 70 have that effect. since .Jeh. stuart
''&ncd out p"pc's headquarters there has
'or0 n such clever illustration of the pecu-
rcicri,y with which Americans some
"I.~ m3Nc.-NcI~ York Co,nlnerCtui.
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RESTAURANTS.
XETELLE' prsr.,-R,rrrrR, %p
1902 MAIN STREET, IT.

1909 MAIN STREET, ~
keeps on hand the best that the markets ,:----.
afford for his guests The uxuries Of all Gines are are
rr,dy for dinner parties, and he especially invites
ladies' aud gentlemen to the saloon reserved for their
accommodation. ao,e, -o.,,os
in Richmond are found nj his bar where BREW Ed
drinks are promptly made by one of the most cx-
perleuccd hands In the city. 1,.>-pc
served In the most elegant STYLE With Tic new yar
ZETEIIE ;rrns over 4 new leaf and goes ahead WIN
the buoyant spirit OF the new Rlcnmoha. "o
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~" fuliJWln" fires We're reported by
81 ranh on Friday: The Monroe Hotel,
,@,l-i'eIlows' Hail, and eight stores and
ceilings Ut Monrocyiile, Ind. Loss, S5o, 900;
$3.50 Insurance. Dod>worth's distillcry at Iia-
alton, Ohio; loss, $4,000. Colton-wastc
'srtii> Of Jonathan Lodge, at Holmcsburg,
r.. Loss, so, 600 no insurance.
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GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE OF VA

GRAND CLOSING-OUT SALE OF VA
VI LUABLE DRY GOODS.-We have. prcpara-
tory 10 removal from present storehOuSc. deter
mined to give our friends ana the public generally Il
grand closing-out SALE ut prime cost. Of our very
valuable stock. The sale VIII he continued until LIST
April, hy which time we intend to sell every dollars
worth OF goods In the house at cost. If not sold be-
fore the LIST OF April privately shall then sell all
the shelving, counters, and other fixtures. at public
auction. US the store leased by Mr. Drckwall Is
very fully and handsomely furnished with fixtures
Of every kind.
We assure our friends that we are In earnest. and
that our stock /, in prime order, aud Of the best
quality consisting In part OF BROWN and
BLEiCIIED rOTTOSS. BROWN and BLEACH
ED SHEETINGS, and other handsome and valuable
domestiCs.
4 very handsome and valuable stock of LINEN
GOODS, such as IRISH LINENS, TABLE DA-
MASK, TOWELLING and TOWELS; WINTER
and SPRING DRESS GOODS, embracing BLACK
and COLORED SILKS: elcgant LACE POINTS,
LACES and EMBROIDERIES OF ALL KINDS.
RIBBONS. SHAWLS, CARPETlNG. and thou-
sands of other valuable goods.
Our goods are very cheap. with our profit on
them: but with no profit they present attractions
not 70 be neglected. Come and look for yourselves.
The goods will Of course 20 rapidly ard those In
want Of good goods from twenty-five To iity per
cent. below usual prices would do well to come
early and come Often. ,-
NH Idiot DlthN ALL d i'uoSS.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

& OMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARIIOUND.
for coughs colds &c, for saleby S. Z. Dow and
II. W. HARRISON, apothccarics, Main street.
Prepared by
POLK MILLER. Apohecary,
NH corner Fifth and M3rshall strrcts
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW SPRING;
DRY GOODS.

FRENCH MARSEILLE QUILTS, $780,
eros GRAIN BLACK SILK, sl.5o;
CHECKED SAINSOOk at CSC. worth asc.,
WHITE FRENCH CAMBRIA at 2sc. worth Soc,
HEN-STITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
at 15c..
uEM-STITCHED and CORDED LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS at o0c.,
IRISH LINENS ut old prices.
Also. Il full line of DRESS GOODS, FIGURED
CAAlBRICS, for children; WHITE GOODS Of every
description MEMS and BOYS WEAR, DOSIES
TICS Of all kinds nj popular prices at
s. HIRSHS,
NH IL GET Broad street.
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rrNNI w WASHINGTON.
The Canal.

u-,,,r~,on letter in the Baltimore Co
., >.,v>:
NUNS and others arc urging action h,
..I,.., ,,pan The lanes river and hamWE'
,,.,,-rlt. bat !; does not seem likely that
''.>rit,, action will hc taken upon TIL,
.,'r .}nginr this session. although II Is
.,.t "a, nearly All members of Congress.
-. ~. rrnrluhcrrd that the State OF \lr-
,r.,,.,>rS ~ give to The United Statcs
..,,.n ~ the aforementioned canal
49," .,na,'r;r,i. which i said 10 he worth
.,,,,,,,u If dollars on condition that
,...,a.-,f Government will agree to COM
email. the object being IN connect
.,,.. ..,,l James rivers. 10 complete the
-, ,>,ilaa;rd. would cost fifty million
,sar,. George EnSft~. Jr.
.,s...y..,l WAS received here yesterday an
~. n,rdca,h oi MIR. Eusti> NJ Cannes.
49,. Thursday last. He WAS well known
..., ,,annunitv. not only ~ member vi
.r..-,, Anfcr his wears and experience ha0
.,f mach distinction. but n the Son-in-
., r,y distinguished fcltow-citizcn W.
,.-rtr-.n. Esd. whose sole daughter.
... at married Il few years previous to
....,,,,,,- rut Of the war. Three chill
...... i,-#.|H it'tl i!'i> "'I."h' " NV ''' "'N
.. lr! grandfather. mr.. '"r'"Fa'' IL
.H,>. Ni>. t">tl> "l'0 i'" years 'Sc'
. E. v.l, (" tender conlhittl"FAl!on OF tii"
-al,yS! rM!@--Ih9 "l h'r ihotnGE' MIS-
IAN. both "i whom were name" i""ISc'
Nr. '"rcuHn t>'a'tleh'u INA, "ticn-
$751;" institution tor n'.'"'ne e'H'r'! II, mois>
Louise 't''"r' III i"'> ca! u ASH
,,'.".
,.,,.,>;os. Iuci,lrnr-ButIer ana:
.,,.....,o-,;: =. rcllcrs Of the Efouse
.,.,rc,~n,ati,es
.AA~,.."-iru rorrr>p ondcnt writes \. fol-
w.. NH,. r:Ir tIouSc was in Committee o!
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T EWISS WHITE LIE AID, LiNsEED
| or. T,1rpentIne Putty. Window Glass, &c.
I,h ic-at4 i, WAGNER & CO., Druggists
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CHARLOTTESVILLE
WOOLLEN MILLS
Thanking our numerous patrons Tor their very I'D
eral support during the past year. we beg to assure
them that regardless vi the heavy advance III the
price of WOOL We SHALL spare no effort to merit thel
confidence and patronage. and that
THE PRESENT HIGH STANDARD
of n,ir fabrics shall not only be maintained. but With
increased facilities and rigid adherence 10 our rule oi
working
we hope Ia establish for them national reputation.
For sale In Rchm0n, by
J. c. COURTNEY & son,
THOMAS X. PRICE Il CO.,
DUCkWaLL & ROUSS,
BREEDEN & FOX,
ISAAC SECLES,
LEVY BROTHERS.
ials CAEDOZO, FOURQUREAN It co.
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WE HAVE IN STORE another lot Of
" that choice GREEN TEA.
W. G.. cambridge & CO.,
fe s27 Broad street
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DENTAL NOTICE.-DR. JOHN g.
- &. WAYT has this day associated wliSnLl Il
him In rho practice of dentistry his SOIL GEORGE
G., WAYT. NJ d., y. D. S.. and hay ing his assistanrc.
ha; resumed the practice of Nf.CilANltAl. Den.
TISTRI, and will insert whole or parts Oh scts Vi
tc .,h after all the approved methods. go
OFFICE: 10l Ninth street, near Franklin.
N,pCIJ II lsTo NH ll-3n
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~ BARRELS JOHN TA1LUR'S CELE-
RK.TrD SI-GAH-CURED JERSEY HAMS.
- hocshcaCs CLEAR RIB SIDES,
Is hogshcads SHOULDERS.
o5 horshcads PORTO RICO SUGAR.
loo bags RIO COFFEE,
so bugs LAGUAYRA COFFEE.
Is bags OLD GOVERNMENT BROWN JAVA
COFFEE, choice article:
30 barrels William Moller 4 Sons extra golden
SYRUP,
200 barrels EASTERN IIERRINGS (new),
$50 boxes SANGER'S MUSTARD,
10 half-chc<ts GOLD CHOP TEA.
- hali-chcsts GTSPOWDER TEA,
% c:lSes BLACK TEA,
go kegs ENGLISH SODA four imp0rtatton daily
expected, which offer to the trade mt loves, mar
kct rates. SC. TARDY & co.
NH 3
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NOTICE.-I respectfully announce to my
~ friends ana the public that am still engaged IN
the COAL BUSINESS. and earnestly solicit their
patronage MRS. JULIA l.. JOHNSTON.
OFFICE: No. @ Ninth street. between Main and
Cary. mn ls-codlH
A NTURACITE COAL.-ThiS day land
N ing per schooncrs Annie Afctice and Milton 800
tons best quality RED ASH EGG and STOVE
GOALS: also. 20j tons GEORGES CREEK CT NJ
RERLAND COAL; I'LL of which will he sold 1T The
lowest market rates WRIT ROBERTS,
fc27 corner seventeenth ana DOCK streets.
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FURNITURE, sc.
FURNITURE. @1l!
LARGE STOCK AND Low PRICES. -

L.A|uI - ~ " - :. '-s.Ts1 u 5ts3E W
We have now In store the largest and most siegans
assortment of FURNITURE and NAITRCSsES
thai has ever been offered IN Virginia We have latey
reduced our prices. and promise TO please aa passs
both In qaulily and price we are sp ne EilP
TIRE or MATTRESS desired: ,,,.,,en,,,,,,e, ],
Amongst our stock win he found BEnSrEm4.DTS;
~ CES HJREkTS, WASIfSTANIlS.. TAEL!sS,
DESKS, ETAGEREs, PARi0R LFgnSlTIa ia I,
VA !" A1'0NN HARDWOOD e kiTTER.: arr
aug Governor street. Richmond, va.
~ GATHRlG HI, L URNlTUREn
H.. nF,IER. having moved 10 the new Erss :
store No. i6 Governor street, between Nan JyI
and Franklin, keeps on lnnd a large STOCK SnFti
EsS FURNITURE: also, Lounges. o,aitra asse,
Bedding, &c. which VIII bs sGia a. s " uSers
IN give me a call before purchasing csssi,e.s;;, r "
- o''' AA' :" 49, T.. GATHRIGHT.
70 ,cam No. 10 Governor street.
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GROCERIES,, &c.

TUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE AT
~ the lowest market prices,
| 10 ticrccs titMS.
| 200 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
| 100 bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
| 200 bags RIO COFFEE,
SO boxes CHEESE. ,o>.-c
| NH HAKS FL ~ JUN
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SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY, Picrcc's
-, - Gold Medical Discovery; Ground Spices. Ground
Gloves, Ground Cinnamon, Ground Allspicc. Ground
Ginger. Pepper, &C. flor tOlacconsts usc): Lam
dreth'S White and Yellow Onion Sets, Ianlrcth's
extra Early aud Tom Thumb Peas, for sale by
BODEkER BROTHERS. Druggists,
NH No. 1I4I Main street.
A n INVESTMENT THAT WILL PAY
"A a small sum expended In JOCKEY CLUB
HORSE POWDERS Tor your horse or mule.
Sold by WOOD Il son,
NH Ninth and Main streets.
NOW IS THE TINE TO REINVIGOR-
~ ATE your horses and mules for spring and sum-
mcr work. Give them Il box or two of JOCKEY
CLUB POWDERS-the great horse medicine of the
day-and note the benefit. Sold. wholesale and
retail. by WOOD & son, Druggists,
NH Ninth and Main streets.
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100 DOZEN CANS TOMATOES 90
HUI dozen cans PEACHES; very superior NEW
ORLEANS MDLASSES and HONEf-DRIP SG-
RJrP; Is barrels best FAMILY and EXTRA
FLOUR. WM. q. cambridge & CO.,
e. 30 S27 Broad street.
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~
Tickets sold and baggage checked Tougha CARRIER
& Co.'s Express, No. 500 Main street, and on board
steamer Eliza Hanc0x.
The abnye varied route commends itself especially
to tourists and pleasurl-scekcrs, enabling them to
PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and see other
points of interest on JAMES RIVER BY DAY
Light. l.. II. ThTtTM General Agent
James River Steamboat Company
Ofice. Ninth aud Main streets. and at Rockets.
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SEWING.NEaGEHEsEG.
WILCOX e GIBBS
WILCOX & GIBBS MACHINE.
ONE MONTHS TRIAL OF 4 MACHINE BI
- pIrDIrIASE
TERMS LIBERAL.

JAMES T.. \. GIBBS. Proprietor.
mi, and Bank streets. Richmond. Va.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05
ORITU

As the diurnal motion OF the earth
causes the succession OF day and night,
so the ushering in of each day bears
on its wings tidings of joy or sorrow
One by one the aged citizens are pass
ing away, and the links of former
generation with those of the present
are fast being discovered. To-day we
arc called upon to chronicle the de-
cease of a highly esteemed lady, Miss
Elizabeth Johnson, OF Allensyllle,
which took place at an early hour ON
the morning ofthe 3Oth Of July. She
was born in Scotland, and in her fif-
tieth year emiglated to this country,
where she found a pleasant home and
pious inmates, at the residence Of Mr.
Landon, where she has ever since re-
sided. She was a woman of the ut
most simplicity and purity of charac-
ter; an humble Christian, and highly
respected by all who knew her. Dur
ing her illness she was not known to
complain, but seemed perfectly re-
signed to her Masters will. A few
days previous to her departure, she
spoke OF a beautiful green branch,
which she could see, and said it was
spreading its branches all over her;
at which time she spoke Of the pleas
ant exchange she was about to make,
and her willingness to depart when
the messenger OF death should make
his appearance. Thus after having
lived seventy years on earth, she was
transplanted to a more congenial
cline, where she is permitted to range
the blest fields OF Eternity, and enjoy
the presence of the heavenly hosts.
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We are permitted to copy
the following extract from a
letter to Rev. FL. A. Pallister,
from his father, who resides at
Leeds, England:
"The great public topic here
is the. discovery Of Livingstone
by the Yankee Stanley. 1t
goes down badly with our Anti
Americana -PhobistS, who would
almost rather that he had not
been discovered at all than
discovered 80! This event, with
the wise settlement of the AL
ALBANIA difficulty, will greatly
chagrin this faction, but gives
great satisfaction to the body
of Engllshmen, and tends to
bind the two people in strong
and yet stronger bonds of am
ity."
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DIR. DupOncO's Golden
Pills.

They never fail, ami may be depended upon
in every case where the monthly toS has
been obstructed through cold or disease.
DUPuNCOS GOLDEN PILLS always give I'm :
mediate relie. lady writes; "Duponco's
Golden Pills relieved me IN one day like mag
ic." The genuine are now put up IN large
white boxes containing double the quantity of
pills, aud upon each box you will find my
"PrIyate u. 8. Revenue Stamp" Upon the
stamp see the words DUpONCO'S GOLDEN
Pulls, 10 white letters, without that none
are genuine.
Remember the genuinels In the white boxes
Full aud explicit dire c,lOns accompany each
box. Price SlUO per box, SIX boxes S5'O9.
Sold by one druggist IN every town, village,
city and hamlet Throughout: the world.
Sold in Macarthur, o.,
BY g. W. SISSON Druggist. .
Sole Agent for Vinton County.
BY sending him 81 10 threngh the McArthur
o.. Post Office, can have the pills sent conh>
denually, by mail, to any part "t the country
8. b. howe, Proprietor, New YORK.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER l2, 1879

for the construction OF a Railroad along the
following route, to wit: Beginning at point
on the southern boundary of said township,
where the old road>bed Of the Scioto & Hock-
ing Valley Railroad crosses said boundary,
being the southern terminus along said old
road-bed through or near to the town OF Nc
Arthur, and thence to the northern or western
boundary Of said township near the corner
thereof, being the northern terminus.
Said line OF Railroad will be constructed In
accordance with the provisions of an "Act to
Authorize Counties, Cities, Incorporated Viii
lagos and Townships 10 Build Railroads, and
Lease and Operate the Same" passed by the
General Assembly Of the State Of ohio, April
%, 1872 the work to be done under the direc
ton Of competent engineer, TO be furnished
by said township, and will include the grading
and the building OF all bridges and culverts,
furnishing cross. ties, rails and spikes, laying
track and ballastlng, with all necessary side
tracks, and doing and performingall the work
necessary TO the completion OF said line OF
Railroad, and putting the same in running or
der, The contractor will be required to fur.
nlsh all the materials, and to enter into bond
with approved security that he will perform
said work according to contracts-and within q
time limited therein, not exceeding two years
Bids will be received for the construction OF
the whole Of said line Of Railroad or for any
part thereof, the bid specifying the part pro
posed to be built, ahd the price per mile for
build ng the same, or ior the greatest number
Of miles that will bs built for said sum Of
$4,000 so as aforesaid appropriated for The
building of said road. The WORK Of construc>
ton will be commenced as soon after bon d is
given az possible said work to be paid
for during the progress Of the work, in
accordance with Section of said act, The
profile Of said Railroad, with estimates and
specifications will be seen al the office of said
township Clerk on and after September 25th,
1872.
The bids will be opened and examined, and
the contract awarued as early as practicable
on or after said 18th day Of October, 1872; and
bidders will endorse on the sealed envelope
enclosing bids; proposals for Constructing
| Railroad" >" and address the same to the Towns
shlp Clerk Of Elk township, VInton Co., o.
HENRY HERROLD,) Trustees
LEVI WYMAN, Elk tp.,
| JAS. B. JOHNSON. } V.Co.,0
MoRRis EVANS, Township Clerk.
| August Is, 1872.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-09-05

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