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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-06

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LET the youth who stands
with a glass OF liquor in his
hand consider which he had
better throw away-the liquor
or himself.
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The Cincinnati Express going West wlll no'
stop on Eastern Division Vt Tunnel Fleming
Little Hooking, vlntOn, or any station betweei
Hsmden and Chllleothe, on Western DIVISION
stops at Frankfort, Greenfield, Leesbnrg, W,
emma, Martinsyille, Manchester, Loyeland an"
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gong East stops at LoyelAnd, Gretnheld
Chillicothe, Hamdon Athens, and scott
Landing only. Fast Lines VII stop a. L9ve
land. Manchester, Greenfield, Chillicothe
Handen, Athens aud SCOTS Landing.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-06

On ana aAes S3undAy. .NoYsmbes 9eth, ls7l
lrrlns iii run a. lollows; The CnciDnai
, HHppsSs runs daily; mail west will leave Par
kersbnng, sunday, p. NJ, but not Saturday
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8 O'CLOCK.
RIFLEs, sHOT-GUNs. REvoLvBRs s

Gun materislf Of every kind Write for
pr zoe dist, TO Great Western Gun Works.
Pa. Army guns and reyolyers
bought or traded for. Agents wanted. AVID
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-01-06

UJHEREAs, "The vinton Furnace and
w Coal Company Of Ohio by its Indenture
or Deeu ofTrust, dated the twenty-fourth day
Of C'c.o ob er, in the year Of our Lord one thou,
sand eight hundred and sixtySeix (lsge) and
recorded ~ the Recorders once OF Vinton
county, Ohio. ~ volume ., pages 374 TO $50 OF
the mortgage records OF said county, did
grant, bargain, sell and convey unto Samuel
]. Mac Mullen, Of the elly Of Philadelphia, his
heirs, executors, administrators and assigns,
certain lands and teEements aituate In Vinton
County. Ohio, particularly described ~ said
lndenture. and being the same premises
which Isaac Watkins and Emma W. his wife,
conveyed to the said "The VintoD FnrnRee
and Coal Company ofOhio," its successors and
assigns, by indenture hearing date October
10Th, A. D. 1856, duly executed and acknowl'
edged and remaining ofTecord In the Record
er's Office OF said Vlnion County, containing
seven thousand one hundred and forty (7,l40)
acres. be the same more or less, together with
all and singular the buildings and improve
ments, ways, roads, easements, rights, priyl-
leges, appnrtenances, &c., whatsoever there
unto belonging, Including
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DR.. Crooks Morning Sedative
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MORNING SICKNESS

All vomiting which occurs on rising
in the morning, as well as all the more
severe forms Of nlusea and vomiting, are
permanently relieved. \ =
In Vomiting and Siarrhea
Of Children it is administered with
the greatest Qf sngess, Try ops bQtt!s.
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Thursdav,Jan. 18, 1872
N.R.-The premises above> advertised 10
he sold lie In one body, and are known a. the
vINTON FURNACE PROPERTY.

situate near Vlnton Station, on the Marietta 4
Cincinnati Railroad, l3e miles from iyI nc,nnau
A. branch railroad of equal giage located
chiefly on said lands, connects the station with
the furnace and coal mines This valuable
property ls in the midst OF the great iron bell
ofOhlo. The supply of ore and coal ls prac.
hcally unlimited. The Furnace has been op
Grated for several years and the coal has
been extensively mined during the last year
Galhpolis, Macarthur 4 Columbus Railroad
will run within about two miles from the Fur.
mace. Distance from the Ohio River about
20 miles. For further Information apply 10
McClntick & Smith, Chillicothe, Ohio, Isaac
Hazlsharst, Atty at Law Philadelphia, or to
the undersigned of the same city.
novll 1871 cod
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,.trsKt auopArros.

The Zaleski Accommodation gong eas
ayes OhilllcOthe at on q. m, RaYsVllle !
CineInnati Furnace, 10, Hamden arrive 8 a
depart 8 20, McArthur,9 0 81, Vlnton ~ 80
Zaleski n 90. Going west zllesEl Oop.m =
Vinton 80 McAIthhr 90, Hamden, arrlvt
sO-depart 7 Is, Cincinnati Furnace, 40
Raysulle, s 10, ChilCothe 90.
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
viii leave Hamden at 90 am. and - pm
arriving at Portsmouth at ~ 6Oa m. and iOp
m, Returning trains Sill leave Portsmouth a.
q rs am. and t2 Ppm, arriving at Hamder
Ll2 IS pm. and 8 10 pm.
Trains connect q. Ioveland for all points or
ne Little Miami Railroad, and at the lndlanap,
oils and Cincinnati Railroad Jnncti n for al
points West; at Athens, with the COLUMBUS
An. v. r. r., At Plrkersburg with the b. q
ORR, W. W. PEABODY,
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DR.. CROoK'SSYRUPo Of POKEROoT.
Cures Scrofula, Scrofulous Tumors,
Scrofulous diseases OF the Eyes,
or Scrofula in any form.
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Poke RootI

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our Chemist has combined the active
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The New York herald., 1872-12-19
HORSE NOTES.

The horses burned at the fire OF Gus. Balchin's
training stables, at Kentford, near Newmarket,
England, November 49, were the brown filly Peris-
terra, by Beadsman dam Columbia; Princess
Cotida, three yearlings and two hacks.
The Times OF hadta says that Lieutenant
Charles King Rennell, OF the Fifteenth hussars,
was killed at MhOw, while riding a steeple chase
on Saturday, November 2. His horse viscount, which
won on the Thursday previous had refused a Jump,
and the deceased officer went back and taking
the jump again the horse swerved and threw him,
kicking him on the left temple. Mr.. Rennell was
picked up senseess and lived for only some twenty
minutes after his fall Messrs Brereton and Doug
lass riding in the same race, were thrown, but not
much hurt.
Mr.. Teakle sold his breeding establishment in the
Ramapo Valley, N. j., to Mr.. Darling, OF the Fifth
Avenue House, for S55,000
Mr.. Gaoway's four year old stallion Dixon, by
Happy Medium had the epzootic disease alarm
ingly but has entirely recovered.
John Coffee will train six horses the coming
Spring-three Leamingtons two Lghtnings and
Beacon. The Leamingtons are two year olds and
they are very promising. The Llghtnings and the
Bacon are three year 0ldS.
The New York herald., 1872-12-19
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

TIE MRssRs. APPLETON VIII shortly nave In
press work on Ireland from the pen OF the Rev.
A. j. Theoaud, distinguished Jesuit which will
come opportunity after all the discussions that
nave lately Kept our good city under a temporary
excitement. 1.-THE Irish Race in the Past and the
Prcsent'-such is the title of the book It is need
less to say that the recent debates have not had
anything to do with Its composition and form no
part oft. But as Mr.. Wendell Phillips has proved
that at this moment Ireland Is most interesting
spot and deserves 10 attract the attention OF the
public an exhaustive study OF the race cannot but
prove acceptable to many readers. We understand
that q new view is taken OF the subject and that
the author does not follow the usual beaten track
People may yet be surprised to see that there is
more In the Irish than can be seen on the surface.
The New York herald., 1872-12-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Marrled.

CLARK-MrTCHELL.-O Monday, December 0, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, Norfolk, Va.
by the Rev. A. ]. CoiYman, Mr.. JOSEPH A. CLARK, or
New York. to Miss MAGGIE A. MITCnELL OF the
former place.
GILBERr-MooRE.- the residence OF the brides
parents, on Tuesday evening, December II, by the
Rev. DR. Crosby, EDWARD f. GILBERT to ALICE L.,
daughter OF George f. Moore and niece OF the late
Judge MOncref, both Of this city. No cards.
Observation-Disclosures Thursday, December
II, In Zion church, Greenville, by the Rev. J. S.
Schooner, JOHN HENRY FENNEMANN, of New York.
to LOUISA ADELE, daughter OF Martin Dulune, OF
Greenville late Of New York.
+ kFRIELE-STEwART.-In san Francisco, Cal, on
Tuesday. December 8, at the Church OF the Advent,
by Rev. .. W. Turner, DANIEL e. FRlELE, First
Onlcer OF the Pacific Mail steamship Alaska to Miss
ADELAIDE $. STEWART, OF New York.
NOrT-EDMONDs.-On Wednesday, December Is,
1872, by Rev. stephen II. Tying, Jr., FRANCIS A.
NOrr to Miss JULIA f. daughter Of the late Francis
w. Edm0nds.
OwEN-MooRE.- Tuesday, December II, 1872
at the residence of the BRIDES parents, b. he
Rev. Dr. Crawford, JoHN p. OWEN to LIME A.,
daughter OF Sampson Moore, all OF this city.
POwELL-BURROUGHS.- On Tuesday, December
II, by Charles Hall Everest, GEORGE w. POWELL to
Miss HATTIE Il. BURROUGHS, daughter OF the late
Thomas Burroughs Esq, of Brooklyn, L. !.
WHITE-LAvELL.-On Wednesday, November 81
at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
Mr.. Tunison, WILLIAM II. WHITE, OF this city, to
MARIE, eldest daughter Of William LAvELL, Hobo.
ken, N. ].
The New York herald., 1872-12-19
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL NOTES,

The first concert of the Amateur Philharmonic
Society will be given at Robinson Hail. in Sixteenth
street, this evening. This Is the fourth season OF
the society.
The latest successful French play is NJ Ed0uard
Pailleron's "Hclene." 1t is as innocent as any
play can be which is founded upon a crime, and
teaches no lesson but the one there is injury in
| learning.
| The rivalry between Adelna Patti and Nilsson at
| st. Petersburg is becoming warm that the
merits Of the artists are estimated according to
the number OF times they are recalled. We knew
after the sale OF Alaska that the Russian bear
knew how to get his moneys worth, but we were
not quite prepared for this.
The Spanish pronunciation OF the actors In "A
Bold Stroke for Husband Is one OF the amusing
features of the performance. Even Sehor Is made
"Seenier," and Don Julio, Don vinccntio and Don
Garcia would not recognize their own names. A
correct accent OF the Spanish words would give as
separate and distinct flavor to the performance as
mulled wine to q Christmas pudding.
Among the scenery which Is being prepared for
the production OF "Brother Sam,r at Wallack's on
Saturday evening Is chamber singularly exquisite
In workmanship. This scene is as nearly perfect
in itself as Mr.. So,hern's representations OF Dun.
dreary and his brother. Sam, by the way, is a
thorough study, the fop being the result OF weeks
of observation OF the types Of London foppery, as
exhibited in the clubs OF that capital.
Mr.. Frank Marshall, the author OF "False
Shame" sprung into popularity at single bound.
Three years ago he introduced himself to the pub.
lie in short play called Corrupt Practices" but
1t met with little His new play is said to
be fresh and original, and 1t certainly was success.
full. The original title OF the piece was the "White
Feather" but somebody remembered that some
body had produced a tragedy, or comedy or farce,
something somewhere at some time long past
with the same name and IL was changed in con Sc
queIce to avoid possible fight about copyright.
Change is to be the order at Booths Theatre for
some time to come. The Lilly OF France.r conse-
quenty, can have only briefrun, as we understand
it Will be withdrawn after this week "Henry Dun
barr will be produced on Monday evening, and
this will in turn be succeeded In quick succession
by the "Great Duke OF Marlborough" amos
Clark" by Mr.. Watts Phillips, and other novelties
which have been Kept in waiting for an oppor-
tunity. These plays will bring the season up to Mr..
w. J. Florencc's engagement after which Mr.. and
Mrs. BOucicault Will return, and they are TO be
again succeeded by Miss Nelson In May. This is
certainly an interesting programme. ana gives
promise OF freshness as well as interest.
The New York herald., 1872-12-19

unanimously and the other Onlcers OF the club are
Vice Commodore, John ). Sage; Secretary, c. NJ
Armstrong; Treasurer, Robert wilson; Measurer,
William Il. Winans, and Steward, JOhn Smith. The
Columbia Yacht Club hold their annual ball next
month.
MIR. =. J. Colgate, owner of the soop yacht
Grace, has recently purchased the schooner yacht
Idier from Mr. T. c. Durant. Both gentlemen are
members of the New YORK Yacht Club.
The New York herald., 1872-12-19
YACHTING NOTES.

The annual election OF the ofncers to the Colum-
Dia Yacht Club was held on Tuesday evening in the
club house at the foot OF Fifty-seventh street,
North River Tn club is rapidly increasing its
fleet Of yachts and adding daily to Its roll OF mem
bers There was large attendance at this meet
ing and after Tansacting the business Of the
iDg, the members passed pleasant and sociabe
TINE. Commodore Joseph N0b!es was reelected