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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-09-19

A PARIS letter cont aims an in
terview with the famous Cath
olic Archbishop Dupanloup,
in which that dignitsry says
that while he casts no doubt
upon the patriotism of Presi-
dent Theirs, he refuses to ac-
cept his administration of Gov
ernmeht as the best, tending
to secure the prosperity and
consolidation of France. Du.
panloup'S choice for+he Presi
dency Is Mcmahon, and he has
gloomy apprehenslons of Gam
BETA.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-09-19
German Vote.

There are some Germans
who are led to oppose Gen.
Grant on account of the sale
of arms to the French. On
this point, Bismarck is certain
ly the hest authority. He says:
ut is with great regret that
we see some Of the politicians
and journals of the United
States unconscientious enough
to stir up the German voters
of that Republic against Gen
eral Grant on account of his
position during the German.
Franco war. We have repeat
edly stated, and do so here
again, that this government has
not been able to find any fault
with the course pursued toward
our country by General Grant
during the war; on the contra
ry, he has given us many AMI
valuable proofs of his real
sympaty for our cause"
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WILKESVILLE HOUSE,
ISAAC MILLER, Prop'r

WILKESVLLLE, OHIO.
THIS HOUSE IL new and newly furnished
Il throughout Every attention VIII be ri v.
en- for the comfort Of guests, and the table
VIII be supplied with the best the market af.
are invited 10 give me call.
July |, 1872
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A .FalsehoOd Refuted.

= | u ~eSNeA ~ eAASI
fact, / rather admire the fe
e lows impudence and persiSl
ence. Some of his articles al
rather nat, but probably inter
tlonally SO. An editor shoul
know the kind of intellectus
food his readers require.
lthink sometimes that Bowel
dishes up rather tasteless hash
but he being an old newspape
man, ! presume knows bes
what his readers can digest
if they can go crow, the infer
ence is natural that they car
anything. his English might
be improved, but it is as pure
as the sentiment expressed
The articles written by loafers
about town might be improved
or dispensed with; yet the En-
quirer would not look natural
Withnut thnm
| make these preliminary re.
marks from the fact that l wish
to correct a few statements in
the last Enquirer without en-
tering any general protest
against using my name in his
columns, spelled as he wishes
to spell it, with or without cap
itals. In fac. | think 1t shows
more real wit to spell 1t with
out capitals. There is great
deal of "Sarkasm" in Cicero.
Major Bratton called me Cicero
several years ago, and | have
thought 1t good ever since
Bowen would probably lose
several subscribers if he would
fail to use my name freely.
| pay him for my law card on
the outside of his paper, and Of
course like these local notices.
Then | am pleased that he no.
tees me IN such a way thai the
public will understand that he
is not catering to my taste
when he gets up his literary
hash,
But to the articles. The fol-
lowing is an extract from one
of them:
This mighty man whom we
shall call Hon. Homer G. Jones,
declared "without fear or ia
vor," on the streets of the little
village aforesaid, before the
Convention aforesaid convened,
that if Neal OF Lawrence coun.
ty, should receive the nomina-
tion for Congress at that Con-
vention, he would stump the
the district and do all he could
against him.
The aforesaid article sounds
much like il had been coined
by some one whose brain had
been severely taxed by the
Criminal Law.
The author when he wrote
the above article we'll knew
that the "aforesaid" statement
was not true, and he invented
the same well knowing that he
was then and there putting in
circulation a contemplate
falsehood-one that no Repub-
lican in Vinton county will be
deceived by. The other article
is to the effect that Samuel A.
Nash was a gentleman and a
man of brains, &c. l have been
going over the district indulg
ing in personal abuse Of him,
and that | boasted in a public
speech that l had received
more votes than he for elector.
This article was a cowardly
mean thing, unwarranted by
the facts.
When Stinchcomb and Gro
gan spoke here, Grogan said in
substance, that the State Con.
vention was a packed concern
in the interest of Gen. Grant,
that they, (the delegates) were
generally office holders, that
they selected delegates to Phil
adelphia, and sent them down
there to 60 for Grant and for
no other purpose. Sand he
"When General Grosyenor and
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WELLS .
CARBOLIC TABLETS.

xlSa day TO agents, selling psigu badges
~'ofor ladies and gents as breast and scarf
pins, gold plated with photographs Of presi.
80 cents. McKAr 4 Co., 90 Cedar st., NY,
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS

AGENTS, we will pay you s4o per week IN
cash, If You will engage with ms at once. Ey.
erythlng furnished and expenses paid. Ad
oress +. A.ELLs, Il co.. Charlotte, Mich.
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DR.. BOWERS, Dentist, Near.
thur, o.
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NOTICE.
Attachment Notice.

Anne Eliza LantS, plaintiff, against Len D.
9nnter, defendant.
Vinton Common Pleas in bastardy.
T EvI d. HUNTER, whose plnee Of re,i.
hdence ~ unknown, will tax Q n otlce that ON
April ~, 1879, the plaintiff ,tiied her afiday,t
nelore Henry Paynsf y. . 4 Of Elk township.
ylnton county, Ohio, against him, the
deiendanf,avernng that she had been delivered
OF q bastard child. and that ne, the defendant.
was the iather OF said child. Ne will take no.
uce that 9 warrant waS' Issued for his arrest.
ana that the constab BILE made dne returuD sa,d
warrant, showing that the said Levi %, HIM.
yer could not be found In said Vinton county,
.hn therenpon such proceedings were haj
tnM WIT Of attachmtu. wac, on SAID 2ith day
o. April, 1879, issued by the Court ~ Comm on
rleas, and the same was duly serSed on the
10Th DAY ofAprii, 1872, by tiIe Sheriff OF Vinton
county, attachinv hi.interest, 20 wit; One un.
divided tenth part Of the lands belonging 10
Ihe heirs Of John Hunter The SAID defend.
ant IS notified that said cause Will be for trial
~ tne next term OF the Common Pleas Cot ri
oi SAID .Vlnton county. -
n ANNE ELIZA LANTz
u. Q. JosEs, her Attorney - :
August Is, 1879 M .t... Sas
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-09-19

tls nota phlslc which may give Temporary
relief 10 the sufferer forth first few doses, but
whlch from continued nse brings pIles and
kindred diseases to aid IN weakening the IN.
valid, nor is It doctored quor, which under
the popular name of"Bittersv is 40 extensI We.
" pallned Oft on the public as sovereign rem
edles, but IL most powerful tonic and alter,
alive, pronounced so by the leading medical
authorities OF Lon Ion and Pare, and has been
long used by the regular phi, sicinns of other
countries with wonderful remedial results.
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar t.,
curative agent.
Is there want of action IN your liver and
spleen' Unless relieved at once, the hlood
becomes impure by deleteriOus aecretIoos,
producing scro!ulous or skin diseases, bIotcf.
es, telons, postules, canker, pimples, &c., &c
rake Jurnbeba to clea lse, purify and restore
the yltiated blood to he,lthy action.
have you dyspeptic stomach? Unless di>
gesuon " promptly aided the system ~ debil.
ltated with loss Of vital force, poverty Of the
or lassltude.
Take It to assist drestlon without reaction.
VIII lmpart youthful vigor to the weary suf.
Have you weakness OF the intestrnesp You
areln danger OF chronic dlarhoea orthe dread.
fnl inflammation of the bowels.
Take It to aIlay irritation and ward off ten.
dency to infammatons.
Have you weakness OF the uterine or urinary
organS You must procure instant reher or
you are liable to suffering worse than death.
Take 1t TO strengthen organic weakness or
llft becomes burden.
Finally 1t should be frequently taken to keen
the system in perfect health or you are in
great danger OF mslarlal, mlasmatic or con
tagious diseases.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, ls Plat st. New York
sole Agent for the United States.
Price one dollar per bottle. Send for c,rcu
lar. IosenawdJ
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-09-19

Judge Stallo, spoke at ST. Lou
is, on Monday evening on the
political questions of the day.
lie is one Of those gentlemen
who indorsed the Missouri
movement and expected a
good deal from it; but he was
disappointed in the Cincinnati
Convention, and disgusted by
its results.
"What is base in its incep
ton is base in its outcome" is
The language used by the
speaker 10 express his opinion
of the beginning ard end of the
bargain which placed Horace
Greeley before The public as a
candidate for the Presidency,
and what he thinks of the can
didate may be inferred from
the remark that he seeks to
"buy his right to take the oath
Of Office by a promise of violat-
ilg it."
The tariff plank he regards
as an unmltigated sham, and
he does not believe much prog
ress has been made toward
Democratic regeneration while
Gresley's so-called conversion
to free trade is in keeping with
the general effort at deception.
He takes no stock in the per-
formance of clasping hands
over the bloody chasm. That
is not the way to secure recon
eiliation. In conclusion, he
graphically describes Greelev's
character, In a way that shows
he knows the man, and has
studied him.
Judge Stallo does not say
he Will vote for Grant, but he
does say very emphatically that
he scal not vote for Greeley
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DIR. BOWERS, Dentist McAr.
thur, o.
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The VINT0N RECORD.
MOARTH Uk, OH o,

THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1872
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For 0ongrsss---H. s. BUNDY.
Com. Pleas Judge-W.K K. HASTINGS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-09-19

For Prssideut-U. 3. GRANT.
Vice PrsHident-HENRY WILSON,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-27
Caution!

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
N persons are forbidden leasing or purchas
ing of or paying rents to any person, other than
the undersigned, for that certain town lot, sew
enty-hve feet frontage, more or less, situated
northwest and adjoining Clark & Bros Store,
Main Street, as the same, together with the
houses thereon, belong to me- Suit will be
commenced Immediately for the possession of
the same. THOS. DONOGHUE.
Phoebe, Nevada, September 23, 1872. mis-
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-27
House and Lot For Sale.

HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS, WITH BASE
III ment, and Lot 25x100 feet situate ON
Cedar street, about 100 feet west of the Episco-
pal Church For particulars, apply at the
iy31-tf ELY RECORD OFFICE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-27
BANCROFT'S
(721 MARKET sT)
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

STANDARD BOOKS IN FINE BINDING,
- Christmas Gift Books, Elegant Galleries,
Choice Poems, Fine Stationery Japanese Cabi-
net, etc. We have an immense stock OF ele-
gantly illustrated Books and a magnificent as
sortment of Choice Stationery, suitable for Holi-
day Presents, which we are ofierlng at New
York Prices. Photograph Albums, Bibles and
PRAYER Books, Ladies' Work Boxes, Ivory Card
Cases, Children's Books, Portfolios. Writing
Desks. Gold Pens, Diaries for 1873, Monogram
or Crest, Pocket Cutlery, Engraved Visiting
Cards. Bancroft Is the place 10 Duy Holluay
Presents. A. L. BANCROFT l. co.
no7.1m San Francisco, CAL
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-27
Notice.

A Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
"A not to purchase certain lot, opposite
James Crenan's stone store, on Main street, 40x
100, as the same jumped by J. Harris and
r. Nicconor, and suit will be commenced for
ejectment. ELLA CHIELOvICH,
Grantee of NJ. Nicolich
Phoebe, Nevada, June 80. 1872. je30-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-27
Dissolution Notice.

TNHE CO.PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EX-
IL isting between the undersigned. under the
frm name Of Durkee h Goodspeed. was dis
solved on the 18th Of December, 1872, by mutual
consent. f. d. Durkee will settle all liabilities
Of the firm and collect all bills due the same.
Ed. DURKEE,
L. c. GOODSPEED.
Phoebe, Dec. 20, 1872. d20-3Od
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-27
SALOON FOR SALE.

n NY PERSON DESIRING TO PURCHASE
IA good assortment Of Liquors, ETC., and
Saloon doing good business, can learn OF
bargain by applying at this office. d7-u
Call at the Phoebe Daily Record office
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-19

,ff~f t-sEfR4s
Thou art, indeed, a Fairy Queen.
The fnircst of Gods creation;
Possessing beauty, mirth and love
Designed for mans companion,
That as along life's tiresomc stream 4,
He floats along down stream,
Tlnumaycst abide, ah !closc beside
And charm away c,tnui-
TO change Times lcadcn wings
To Cupid's fcathery ga,,zc +
And drive away the tedious hours
With magic wand oflovc.ur f
But when 'gaillst rocks and waves
Our bark is forced 10 strive
In face of wind and tide, y.
To work our way to port; -
Theu change thy seat oh! siren,
Surround tliysclf with cloaks, i'T
Remove from these those ample skirts,
Aud give free play to oars, Il rt.,
II, o'crllowing with energy,
Thou would'st not idle sit:
Devote tlysc!fto the urgent work
or bailing ont the bark.
But, indeed, there, is no.ueed
Ofmxiug in the strife,
Thy iii,si place is in the bow
y beautiful hcad-picce
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-19

r. q. d. 4
Harry Cowpcr WAS book-kccpcr in
large commission housc, and his employers
priced him because, though onI> m cm-
pioyec, upon Il stated salary.hc made their
Interests his Own, and suffered Dothing 10
Interfere with his duties. lie was q stout.
healthy, handsome youti,, his clear blue
eye an! purely tinted skin showing very
c"nc!usvcly that his habits were viz.
'nously regular
1t WAS toward tie close Of tic ,Isy, and
Harry was busily engaged in baancing
his accounts. The only ether occupant
of the conntingroom Was Peter I'hppy,
the delivery clerk. Peter was IN old
man-sixty, ut least had been in
The employ OF the house for many years.
Tie WAS broken i'll health, but was able
to keep an account Of goods rs they were
delivered, for his support.
Harry had just closed his ledger when
Jasper Groomc entered the office. JAS
per was lIarry's senior by two or three
years, and held limited interest in a
small house near by. lie was we'll and
faslionably dressed and might be accept
cd as fashionable man.
Harry, my boy,-havc you heard the
ncws?' cried the newcomer, tapping his
friend upon the shoulder.
81 have heard nothing wonderful, Jas
per. Is gold up, or DOWN.
"a certain kind Of gold is high up.
Haven't you heard ofthc stroke Of for
tune which has fallen to Mile Day?"
AT the mention Of that name Harry
Cowpcr caught his breath, and quick
flush was visible upon his clear check.
81 have not heard" he said.
"Don'tyou remember an uncle Of Mil
lies who vas sick here in New York
few years ago, and whom she nurscd so
tcndorly 2"
"A1r. Snyder-her mothers brother
you mean?"
eyes"
81 remember him very well; for 1 pas
sea great many evenings very pleasant
ly in his company"
well" pursued jasper, cold Snyder
1T seems, was one Of the lucky ones in
Chicago land. About two months ago
he died, without chick or child, and his
attorney has been on here to inform Miss
Millie Day that she is sole heircss to his
whole fortune. 1t is somewhere in the
neighborhood of half million. There
is over two hundred thousand in bank.
What dye think Of that old fcllow?'
Harry Cowper shrank like one who
had received IL blow. He was silent and
thoughtful.
GLOW, my boy!-don't it please you?"
demanded Jasper, with show of sur
prise.
Harry rallied, and answered, with a
shake Of the head
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-19

Diarrhea is very common disease iii
summertime. Cholera is nothing iin,o,r
than exaggerated diarrhna. When Il
man has died Of diarrhua, lie las iliei,
of cholera, in reality. 1t lnuy he well
for travellers to knew, that the first. the
most important and the most indcs,ensa-
bic item i'll the arrest and cure of loo<-
ness Of the bowels, is absolutt qnie;uletii'
a bed; nature herself always prompts this
by disinclining us to locomotion. The
next ti'iig is to. cat nothing but common
rice, parched like coffee, ahil then 'Boilcd,.
and taken with a littls salt and butter.
Drink little or no liquid of any kind.
Bits of ice to be eaten and swallowed ut
will. Every step taken in iiarrhr..,,
every spoonful of liquid, only nggravatcs
the disease.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-19
MILIlE Days FORTUNE.
HY sy:.yANus conB. Jn

'7-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-19

n good harness blacking il made of
four ounces of hogs lard, sixteen ounces
of meats foot oil, four ounces of yellow
wax, twenty ounces of ivory black, six
teen ounces of brown sugar, aud, ten
ounces of water. Heat the Whole "a.
boiling, and stir it until it becomes cool
enough to handle, then roll it into balls
about two inches in diameter:
:=----::-- ----:---azaas azaas :. : : 60 -
Caution to ball-goers-Neeer wind up :
the evening with q reel.
When does the rain. become too, "a
miliar with n young lady? When it
begins to patter (pat her) on her back. .
A country girl lately refused a rich
widower, saying, 81 don't like affections
or pancakes that have; been warmed
over"
A certain doctor asked spitfkinis which
lie thought the best way to die, "Surc-
ly," he replied "yo,, might have learned
that much from your patients"
A chap who was told by a Clergyman
to remember Lots wife," replied dat he
had trouble enough with his own VITA.
out remembering othet mems wives.
When the editor of a SVomau's Rights
paper speaks OF the most delicious, de-
hghttul, delectable, enhancing and d >
tracing of all innocent indulgenccs," size
means kiss.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-19
THE ART TONsORIAI.

/ am pleased TO inform, the citizens of Or
angcburg and vicinity that / have opened u
Barber Shop, over restore of Captain Brigg-
mann, where am ready TO serve them in my
profession, which consists of Hair Cutting,
Shaving, shampo Ding; IIair-drcssng and such
other work as belongs TO the tonsonal art. /
nsk trial. JOHN ROBINSON.
may 1-3nlo
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-19
5 IN ADVANCES.
J 'iNf99..'-1g,

M Harry did pYll ltt5sis,ss tfS ssserRa Haim.y,
caught the blessed beiHs, is his i6ssGiii,ii; i6siiii'
and am heldglaetti,erea iong, long tinllee.e-' nc
held Ya her there switlll, her head PillpweI
upon his slouldcr-un,il hc could find
words for uttcr.lnce. 'Aaaii"iJ 9dl t4.- 81
And 50 the f6fthAa tsql l.,yst seves,,l,e,.., !,
two ptite and loving hearts. uftcrall. ,It,
became a secondary thing in their l,yes:
and am while they found their ,ei,icf goo |. "
N " the cultivation alto Of those inys, thass'
spranng from the old t,s.e iuarscc, asc s,h1ir1
friends everywhere those in prgaperityir
and those i'll advers:t ls,.,rele WITH, !.
them In the blessings lofpfortiu,,e fmhicE
Uncle snyderill,ad left. And we tmni
add, TINT of all who gained sullshi6i;ss
from Miles fortune, not one had IN lilor,, T,s2l
reason to be grateful tlaan l,e.i q s.,,5;l ,fas
feaef PhipIss. = ap' hSa"o9'tg sslf I'd aafiisr
AsEauEi. TO TIm. 4IygLEy'.s LIFT.
rER-The feilossing dispatch was rcceiv- ilt.''
ed by the South Carolina delegation Ii =
the Philadolphia Convention. ass III I'nr
i. Cl1AishEs1oN,a Junc 5, 4STs.di oloa,
>. i. Orr, f. j. Moses,aA Agi IuoIi,upsi, .r.t,,
dother Delegates tothe al.epublicaii' /,
National Convention, from South Caro-. !,
lima, Philadelphia:, ''''s'''i f'''
|" Can you arise to the OCCASION occasion Z ana y
make sacrifica f0r your con,n,iiI1hh COMMON 4 ao,ih.rz
try3 If SO, press Scott for Vice Prcsi.,i,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-06-19
POETRY.
FOR the Times.
Lines.

Suggested by two pictures Going with and
against tho stream"
New-York tribune., 1872-04-27
WOMAN SUFFRAGE ARG UMENTs.

The anti-WOodhull wing Of the Woman SUI
fringe party hold meeting last evening in the Cooper
Institute an audience which half filed the lower ha'
being present. Mrs Dr. LoBer presided and IN taRihH
the chair said: "For than 20 years have Deeh
taxed to support the public schools, to which "'n
friend, but demand that shall have voice IN 'ho
selection Of my cbildrens teachers. In order 10 aVi
an end all human institutions must represent ienaie
as we'll as male influence. What can come If
the mothers OF the nation are ignored' III Is
conceded that has the pure moral emotions de-
yeloped 70 a greater extent than but association ar
an equal with him will quicken her ideas. The balioI
means TO woman bread at all times for herself ana
oh,ldren purity and intelligence The old idea OF the IN
equality OF the sexes is injurious to the mnd ana Doo'
Int the consciousness Of freedom will ennoble and I'M
prove women" Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake oheIeo Ino
following resolution which was unan nnously auopteu
Snas A women and men have IN family esa places though
different du,,esj therefore III, -, i,
place force and the has when the wisdom a
% sge We and "ascto1 arc required 70 protect Government
Mrs Blake then said Our rule to-day is one of force,
and the defects Government the
OF the absence female rule. Womeu by virtue OF th
motherhood hold confidence Of the world ana what
danger can there be IN giving them vcce IN goFtd d
1nen7 Statistics prove that there are many more pa
men than women. But should BODY OF Women me n
In office ever behave themselves IKE the men
| who were dethrOncd last Fall, enemies OF le-
male enfranchsement would anxiousy cite the case
example of the political ncrpaciy OF Wones,, ~
Women are more refined men, not because they 90
not vote, but because of the inner purity OF thcir ma
ture l. there girl here VINO tnkS shaT IN II
she could vote she would forget 10 he beautult The
plea oo that political duties for women VIII cause th
neglect OF home is unenabie erchants, ART anu
laborers vote but required to suspend business.
The only equality yet accorded 10 woman = '@t & VI n @
prison and ,;aows The social prvleGes 80 oiteh sp
ken OF as cOmpensatOns for wOmans poltlcdi dlsao!
chmerical and yet there Is an eSScSH rb ~ e1
ercising the right of suffrage they must saeIlhce A9
dresses were also made by MIs SaTah H. MUrls, f[eu c
meeting adjourned