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A National Scandal and Shame.

A National Scandal and Shame.
Thc riches which the Grant. officials,
from Cabinet ministers down to the
humblcst tax-collcctors, have suddenly
accumulated during his administration,
(says the Savannah Republican, should
be sufficient to condemn them i'll the
public estimation. Grant GAME out of
the war worse than nothing, is independ-
emily rich. Every Secretary of the
Treasury has laid up his gains by h''l'-
dreds and thousands. The present head
of the Naval Department, thriftlcss New
Jersey lawyer, from years ago, is now
said to be worth Two Millions Nearly
all the leading Radical Senatorsand Rep
resentative have become suddenly and
marvelously rich since Grants ACCESSION
to the White House. Now, whether
fraud, or speculation, or bribery can be
proved on them officially OF not, it makes
butt little difference. That they have
suddenly risen from poverty into opu-
lcnce, and not from their salaries, or
leSlLlIllilC NlSlDlC ldOO1 40 SNS'NHNS
enough to the world that their wealth has
been obtained through their official posi-
tons, and wrongfully. In former days, MS
ageneral rule, men woro impovcrishcdby
office; it is not so now. Instead of de-
liberating whether they are able to accept
office or.not, they now-juuip Mt tho prize,
and instead Of becoming poorer; almost
invariably come out fdn hanacq-: y.
]; dfowevefwc may attempt ..tp explain
these things-and no satisfactory expla-
nation has ever been attemptcd-t very
existence of the fact is disfeputable and
dafnnning, and tho people apst indeed be
lost to all sense of brand Of dishonor and
disgrace upon all such. public officials.
Tho case has no parallel in all our history
and it affords mortlfying proof or our
degeneraey asa:nationa: ~ -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-18
RIB B . III 9,

Including all the --latest Styles Trimming Bonnet and Sash Ribbons
Dress Trimmings.
Have given special attention to this Department. and can show all the
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-18
Novelties of the Season,

In Pique Crown Lily Imperial Coventry and Swiss Friln
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings,
Frnges, Gimps, Bows &C..
A large assortment of Real imitation Lace Sets
Linen and Lawn Cuffs and Collars and Undersleeves'
Linen Hair Brads, Jewery,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-18
GOOD Kid GLOVES,

1 +1 f B1 rAcHED and BROWN sHRTINGs and sHEETINGs
unusually large bought before the late advance
and will be sold at correspondingly low prices
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-18

rs A patriotic gentleman in Mendon
has lcssened the governments expendi-
lures SOC per annum by marrying SOL
dier's widow. Go thou and do likewise.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21


THERE were two certificates
granted at the meeting OF
he Board Of School Examiners.
March 16-Miss Maggie Salts,
for twelve months, and Miss
Emma Winters for 6 months
Mr.. L. o. Perdue, Clerk of the
Board has furnished the follow
ing questions in arithm etic
which were submitted to the
applicants: U- ..l er .
1. Five times a certain mum.
Der, plus Its !, ! and /, equals
219; what is The NUMBER
2. How many yards OF paper
27 inches wide, will cover the
walls ola room 15 feet long, 12
feet wide and s leet higb9
3. A boy bought apples al
the rate OF 4 for 5 els. aud sold
themat the rate of .hree for 4
cts; he gained 20 cts; how
much did he receive9 .js 4aw
ia 4, Apole was under water
the water rose 6feet and then
there was as much under wa
ter as had been above water
before; how longals the paleG
b. 8of AS age is 4 ofBs,and
IA is 81 years the older; how
old is eacba 4 3sg as jadl is
10 g. Bought stock at 90 per
cent. discount; sold out at As
per- cent. gain, realizing $2,2O4;
what did l invest2 ~ w.
Z. Express in words .OOO,ooOs
L 8. The extremes are 5 ana
40; the common difference a;
find the number Of terms9
oa9.i lone square has a side 81
!imes as large as another; how
many times does it contain the
Isnialleraa9W IL Of, fstes :.
- 10. Find the square feet 10
one face of a cube containing
S9.aN cnblc feet. 11a sur
s-ffsgen 1f4fsp - r,r..., :, 49,,
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Notice to Teachers.

THE BOARp |lschool Examiners for Vim
on County will meet at the Union Schoo
House, in McA rthur, on the lst and ard satur
lay OF March, April, May, September, October
and November; and the LIST Saturday m ,Ianu
Dry, February, June. July, August, and De-
cember, in each year. Examinations to com
mence at ten o'clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory evl-
dence Of good moral character will be required
n all cases. A fee of so cents is required by
Aw from each applicant.
NJ. R. BARNES, Chm, J Board o
J.S HUM, School
L.o. PERDUE. Clerk, ! Examiners.
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A Model Store, e

A Model Store.
We think we know just where
TO find it, one complete in all
of It's details. We reler 10 The
large wholesale and retail no.
lion establishment of s. Q.
Swift The store occupies the
whole of the1thrse story build
ine, No % PaihtSt, ChIllicothe,
each story being speciallyIde
voted oilsown line of goods.
Exactly what a notion house
isaw9. don't know how to de-
serbia in the limits. of one
number Of the Record; there
are $50 many things, and $50
many different sorts, shapes,
sizes and colors that a descrip-
lion or an, Inventory even ap-
pears an imposslb!ity. ~ ct the
-frstdthingJ that strikes you on
enterin glthe store is the order
and neatn ess with which. every
thing is kept. While the count
less thousands of articles be-
wilder you, theounequaled sys-
tenn reassures n you9iiYou are
,ins an enchanted palaeea you
have but to express your wants,
and one of those matchless
genieS of the counter produces
ktheriidentical thing you had
hitherto dispaired of finding,
10 Mr.Swifti gives hlsnpersona !
attention 10 the details OF his
business ably assisted by
bcGrps of intelligent acccmmO7
dating clerks. He Is young
man rinl yeurs, understands his
business; and is alive to- the
spiritofa the Aimes, successfully
Introducing goods ! which it
btakes1 his less veutureSome
bneighborsda yearto learn there
is a demand for. mm ioi doc. /.
Just at this season. of the
,yeHr, the speciality Is wall pa
paper, and the stock looks as
though it was large enough to
cover the "eyerlasting hills
themselves. We see from the
plainest TO the most elaborate
patterns, suitable Tor the log
cabin of The poor man or the
palalial mansion of the mil
lionaire, the modest, yet dura-
ble pattern at six cents per
roll Cheaper than whitewash-
iDg) or the handsome gold and
silver stamped, and corrugated,
such as we have never seen
elsewhere in the, Slate--at 50
per roll. Most of these wall
papers are made directly, or
imported, to Mr.. Swift's order,
and Of course can be afforded a
lower figures than those which
have passed three, tour, or
more hands before reaching
the consumer. In addition to
the papers for ordinary rooms
he keeps a full line of decora-
lions, suitable for halls, banks,
churches, etc, also for ceilings.
Aud yet the half is not told.-
Go and see 'or'yourselves.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21
WILL THOSE AFFLICTED With
COUGH or CONSUMPTION c
Read the following and learn the value of
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM !
What the Doctors say.
What the Doctors say.

Or. LLOYD, OF Ohio, Surgeon ir the army
during the war, from exposure contracted
consumption. He says: al have no hes fancy
in stating that II was by the use of your LUNG
BALsAM that l am now alive and enjoying
health"
DR.. FLETCHER, Of Missouri, says: az recon.
ton"
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM is the remedy to
cure all lung and throat diseases. II should
oe thoroughly tested before using any other
Balsam. II will cure when all others fail.
Directions accompany each bottle.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

sDR. A. l.. 5C0VJLL IS the inventor OF sever-
al medical preparations which have become
very popular and have been llbersliy used
Among his Inventions are "Hall's Balsam fer
the Lungs" and Liverwort and Tar" For the
past ten years better lung remedy has been
offered to the public. Re.d the l,l,o wing let.
ter from DR.. A. l.. ScovIll referring to il:
Messrs. j. N. HARkIs d Go.
Geaas:-l make the follow ng tenn ent from
Q perfect convection and knowledye Lt tho
benefits OF Aliens Lung Balsamf in curing
the most deprecated pulmonary consump.
toni J have Witnessed its effects on the young
and the old, and can truly say that II is by
far the best expectorant remedy with which
am acquainted. For coughs and all the early
stages of lung complaints, / believe I tn be
certain cure, and If every family would
keep'it by them, ready 10 adm mister upon
the trst app earance II the dlsease about the
lungs, there wouip be very few Eases of fatal
consumption IL causes the phlegm ami mat.
ter to raise,. witho ut irritating those delicate
organs lthelungs,) and without producing 20 /.
shpation OF the bowels. IL also gives strength
% the system, stops the night-sweats, and
changes all the morbid secretions TO n heaiihy
state. Yours, Respectfully, A. L. sCUyILL.
Sold BY Medicine Dealers Generally.
paiIJ. N.HARRIS q co.
10 q layB y 10 ri 'oisdfRsHATI.o. N5Hsi,s.TI.
~ Sos3 bp al AcAriAur Druggists.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

HteeIEsRoRT, Ohio. has light
bar;roOhs anpe q Elis'illsry, for
the accommodation of her one
thousand and thirty inhab;t-
ants. 4 30 g .<. 1..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

A CASE of smallpox is re.
ported at Hamden,- John
Henderson, who has been EN-
ployed,oas Yard Master at Gin.
cinnali, Of the NJ. &c U. Il. RI
where he contracted the dis.
ease, and came home before its
character was known.
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MlddIe' Reuiof, of Westefh IcWa;

D. u
THE Tenth Volume of Woods Household
i Magazine baginspwitlt January ~. II Is
edited 10y Gail Hamilton, g. S. Wood, and II.
V. O,borne, and Inclgues araong its reeular
contributors iiorWe GresIy Gal Hamilton,
Ihos. X. Beeuhtr, pT.lHo Lewis, DR. WV.
Hall James Parton, etc. Harriet Beeehrr
towe, Brick PomerOy, John Gssaxe, Nal.
Gen. fitzpatrick, Petroleum v. Nasty, etc !,
write tor it occasionally Terns, one dollar
= cear. In clnbhiug three 'drstsGlsss perodI-
Gals are gwen for the nuce Of one OF them.
The mos, lben,l premium list ever published.
No periodical is more frequently or more "a.
vorably mentioned by the lTesS. Woods
II H'u-ehUld Magazine is one ofthe monuments
OF buslness enterprise Which mark the age"
Md qdif Home Joriiah Philadelphia, Pa. cit
has been improving ever since we khetF ia
good criterion for Tie fntrre. ."--nosrier, Ney
Market Canada. at lisa marvel of ehearuess
and frst,cass quality combined 'ANeT York
ILpc. Specimen copies sent ree to any adj
dress, 3. g. WOOD Cu
laeb NeTlpreh, n Y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21
DR. DupOTcO's Golden
Pills.

.q'hey never fau. and may be depended upon
On every case where the monthly dow has
been obstructed through cold or disease.
buPONco's COL DEN PlL LIS always give lm
mediate rslle. lady writes; "Duponeo's
Golden Pills relieved mS In one day like msg'
TO-" The genuine are nov put up IN large
white DO xss containing doublethA quantity OI
pills, aid upon each box you VII find my
hPrivate U. 3. Revenue STAMP" Upon the
stamp see the words DUpONCO's GOLDEN
PILLS, IN white letters, without that none
are genuine. --lI --.a.a.
aRsnlembsr the genuineis IN the white boxes
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box. Price Sl.O0 per boz, SIX boxes s5.us'
Bold BY one drngg's. IN every town, village
sity and hamlet tnroughou: the S0rld.3.
bold in McArtLnr, o., ~
. BY @, W. SISSON Druggist.
Sole Ageat for, Vinton 4 Qounty.
BY sendlng him st.0O threngh the slcArthlr
o.. Post ofire, can have the plus sentconhN
dentally, by mall to any part ofthe country
8. b. HOWE, Proprietor, New lOrx.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

Mr.. l N..LorrRIDGEs house
took fire on Tuesday from a
spark from The chimney. "A
hole about six leetrsquare was
burned in the ROOT, but the fire
was discovered d and extinguish-
ed almost before an alarm was
given.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

AT the Republican Oonven-
ton last Saturday, Capts b. -.
Jones anl HaryeyWeils were
selected as delegates TO nlhe
Slate Convention. John II
King and George johnson,
alternates. ~ T = @2ts gS
The following bers Of
the Central Committee for the
ensuing campaign were Sc
lected: in. McLaug ghlin, j. W.
Delay, q. W. Holland, John P.
Duukle,,J A. Felton,. \cS. 7
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

- - 'SNNS 3 " III T'''o" ' VI u
their ,cPurtship. sli ,.1, b.
-ha'c1Gi toli idW For the Record.
Agreeable Young Men 0.
Brown TOWnskip---A list tOl
Leap Year. gMos Hf jHf
[9.J. We M.-ANery respecta
BILE young man. The Vintor
girls had better look out 70,
Hooking girls. are cutting in
heavyad Beautiful blonde, but
tans a great deal. Girls be
quickJJo loT shis Ls. otl
Il. PyMA1s a student at the
Marietta College; fine looking
and a'son of ricn but pious par
ents. Perhaps not engaged.
WIS BIS a tall, graceful
Young man, very pleasant. g A
splendid house V'.carpenter
Young ladies, beware, you will
lose a chance! 1'' a.p
E. J.'H.o is a splendid house
carpenter. May have had
some personal charms, but
they have vanished with a con.
slant fog OF tobacco smoke. The
wiles of pretty girls some ten
yearS.ago were bravely resisted
by him. He might be easier
caught now.
Il. H.A.B.-1ndustriols, young
pretty; may be en- gagged to hi:
bright-eyed beauty that call:
him beau.
9 Elijah VA very pleas
ant young man and a splepdid
cook. Girls there is splendid
chance for you; be quick or be
will be gone. "a. .9y s.. taq
Jasper H.-He started tc
Rome, but by some sal misIor'
tune he was thrown off the
track. Now is your chance.
George G. is a splendid lar.
mer, almost a second Horace
Greeley. A splendid chance fol
young lady who can chop
wood, drop corn and iced the
stock on c6d mornings.
Benz. W. is u wealthy farmer,
Just about the right age to
marry. He says the first one
comes is the first one served.
Don't wait Tor the morrow or
some one will be ahead of you.
III, ALVIN B. Young, pretty
and a great iavurite of the la !.
dies. He is rather young 10 be
engaged but that is nc fault OF
his. Sweet sixteen, don't de.
spair, but keep on tie right
side of Ma and Pa. "
Jacob O.--Is a bright young
farmer. Now is another chance
for ladies who are good farm
hands.
Jacob HIS a splendid
fiddler and shoemaker to boot.
Look out for the Hooking girls.
VIM. Vile is a fiue look
ing man. He is not as young
as some of the girls might sup
pose. He is not more than six
ty. Some widow had better
pitch in; now or never.
W, P.-Last chance; not
much OF a boy, the girls had
better not have much 10 do
with him, as he is bound never
10 get married; SO lec him &C
He, would not be old enough for
twenty-five years at any rate.
.;,s r,n.,a t.oy TIM.
New Plymouth, o.. March 10.
. JUDGE NELSON, of the Su-
preme Court of the United
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CLEARING OUT SALE
.Q00Ia c0Fy VFIr.s
Dry Goods
FEBRUARY ~
T.WOoDROW,Jr Jr


Having sold out a great part Of the
Special Bargains advertised last
month, now offers Greater Bargains in
New and Desirable Goods. Black Al
pacas from 81 to 90 CTS 10 to 20 per
oeHt below present New York Cost
Black Gro Grain Silks at | 90 to 2.50,
reduced from 200 and 3 %.
Japanese Silks at Is, 85 and | 90, in
new and Beautiful Styles, Superior to
any heretofore imported.
Fine Dress Goods, in Great Variety at
Half Price.
Delaines at l2l to 90 cts. New Ar
mures in all eolors at 20 cts
Balmoral Skirts at IS cts and 81. 90,
formerly 90 and l;5O. Felt Skirts at
] SO to 300, reduced from , % and
S40O t'-C
IS dozen plain Me'ino finish Hose at
l2l cts. 100 Ribbed do do at l24 cts
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans from
Western end Eastern Mills. below
Manufacturers prices,
Bleached and Brown Muslins, the
largest stock in the city. Bought
chiefly in December when prices were
at the lowest point, al and below New
York present cost, Among the rest
Boot L Bleaehed at l2l cts, Now
York price l3 cts Harris A Bledched
az l5lcts. Lonsdale A Bleached at
II cts New York price IS cts The
best l2l CT, Brown Muslin in the city,
worth in New York l.! cts Good 4 4
Brown Muslin at T.! cts. Medium do
90 at 10 cts.
Cool Domestic Ginghams at 10 c.s
Glasgow at l24 cts. Lancaster do the
best makes at 10 cts
Five Cases Best New Style Prints;
ust received and on the way, Bar
gains in Remnant Prints.
- II WOODROW, JR.,
-.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

THIS Is No HUMBUGl o.
l. b" sending OOCENTs with
ase, height, color Of ewes and hair, you will
receive by return mail, n correct cory ofyour
future husbard or W lie with name and date nj
marriage. Address ". Fox, r. q. drawer,
No. "a f1tonville, n. Y. 2ieb4wdd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21
WANTED THIS SPRING,
: fGm0Ot EARMERe.

10 imp roye ,700,O0J aofes of the best arrufng
Iands Ia Iowa. nee from morgage,or other IN
cuiahrauce. These lands comprise theGos-
eminent raiiroad grsetu sdin6ent 10 the gft't
ihofouohfgres bo.Neet thie6go. and Sioux
City. and lie chiefly in ths---
Middle Region Of Westefh icwa;
its most fertile and beaith.ul portiu6 tfeve-
and aRue being u1Kp6wn y aud traNerfec y
railroads IN every direction. EoW u the tIue 20
sKGUREAH08IEA AT 81 AND e5.
per acre, upon long time, with G Ter cent. m
ierest, IN tie iUxliiaut valley OF ethor ~,
Boyer, the Maple, the Solder or the Little
Agents at stations are provided With teanns
In shoW lands ueo 70 p,i.ehascTs. Send for /.
Gu de-. IL gives prices, terms, descriptions,
where exslorng uekev ara sold. aod how IT,
reacn the lands. Comfy maps also sent
free. Address JOHN p. CALHOUN, Land
Commissioned iowa x. &. Land Co., Ceder
Rapids, Iowa.
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They must have sharp law
yers and aslute justices in Lo
gan county. The Bellefonlaine
Press reports that during the
trial of a case before "Esq.
Jones'" one OF the lawyers put
a questlonstol which the other
side "objected,ne thereupon the
question was argued four NOR
tai long hours, when the Jus
tice decided the question
proper" then twas discover
ed that they had all, lawyers,
Justice, and witness, forgotten
what the question was land
were compelled to. continue
the trial without the. import
ant question being answered.
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HAMpEN rcorrespondenl

n hAMDEN 'COfICopUuucE
will note the YaSttRat We, pub
lish no. comh hnicatiens unless
the writer's name accompanies
the same. The name will be
kept strictly private when a
correspondent desires, bat 1t
must accompany the cOmwuni-
catipu as an evidence of good
faith. A deviation from this
rule lays a publisher liable to
continual annoyance and in
position. For instance: with
in the last year we have no
ticed two or three OF our ex-
changes compelled to publish
apologies for the publication
of marriage notices which they
had received anonymously and
published, when IN reality The
parties named YpnFfo ly had not reached
that interesting termInqtion Of
their acPurtshiP. sJi ,.1, b.,'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

THE claimant of the Itch
borne estate has been sent to
Jail for perjury. .iug ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

DAVID BAYS house IL miles
from town burned down, on
Wednesday morning about s
o'clock. Most Of the furniture
was saved in the lower. story.
The furniture in the upper story
was destroyed. The fire was
communicated TO the mouse
from sparks from a brand that
the men were carrying out to a
log heep in a clearing. Loss
about $1,000. No insurance.
This is the second time Mr..
Bay has been burned out in
The last ten years,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21

/. JUDGE NELSON, of the Su-
preme Court of the United
States will probably appear no
more upon the bench.
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~ "VUVHtVW . HIS
'. PANT St., Ohillicothe.

COTE AMONTB to sell our Uuyer-al
Do IOCCment Combination Button Hole
Gutter, and other articles. SACo NovrLTY Go 4,
Saco, Me. 24ltldwdd
ESYCuOLOGIC nscluat0n or suLl
Z charuing 100 pages 10y Herbert Hamilton,
Il. A. How to use this power lwluch all poa.
sessD ~ will. DWnnllOn, sprtuHllsm, sorrer.
les, demOnology, and u thousand other won
ders. Price by mail Sl,25, in clqth; papCrG0y
ers 81 90. Copy free to agents only, $1,000
easily made. Address +. ". EVANS, Pub 1t
5. Sth street, Philadelphlp, PN. 2lebiwdd
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The RFssyir Ell NJ. lMlr. dough SDL.gPyg9gbtStyS ySoySsI viii
continue his series Of sselrmo ons
on baptism at the Mo +. Church,
next Sunday. Tho subjectrlVr
the morning service will be In
faut Baptism; evening, Individ
ual cases Of Baptism, VIZ, ,....'.i .''a''
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DIED..

NEAR Macarthur Station, on the
18th Inst. ot :old' age, Mrs. Nancy
Timms, aged 90 years, o months, 0
days. 49, r,s,-r .,,,i ~.
" NEAR Macarthur Station, on the sOth
Inst, of typhoid pneumonia, John
Shocks: Aged As years. = e
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WANTED. only complete life 9
JAME s FISK,

Containing iull account Of all hls schemes,
enterprises and assassmation. Biographies
OF ofVanderlilt, brow aud uther great Il K and
financial magnates. GREAT franis ofthe Tam.
many Ring. Brilliant nen pictures in The
LlG" rs ISL HADuWS uf New YpriiLlle. ,lO.
SlE MANSFlFl - he siren. How aheautiul
Life Of EDWARD S. STOKES, illustrated
octave Of over 900 pages. send SlOO lvI outs
TT, and secure territory OF onee. Circulars
free, UNION PUBLISHING co Phluin,-
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARTHUR ENCAMPMENT
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...a.l,sa, DEGULAR Meetings ofthis En-.
.3}t< Hcambhient will hereafter be
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Il@ltfsNg ,FOdnesday evenings Of each
SaS .miy 81 wishing 6ui own are invited TO
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-21
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