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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-19

THERE is a doctor of cats in
New York who has three thou
sand patients, he says. The
Sun has interviewed, and OBJ
tanned many interesting facts,
among which is the categoric-
al account OF Commodore Van
derbilt's feline family. "The
cats that he owns I've brought
up from the very bottle, and
when | go to see them, which |
DO If they get sick, it's just as
much as | can dc TO get out OF
the house with The way they
go on bowling and screechlng
for me to stay with them. There
is Jim, Bucky, Tom and Lullie
just four. | remember,
though, when he kept nine al
together; but Tom, which IS the
biggest one of the lot, and as
cross as a scorched hornet
when he gets his hair up, drove
the other ores away and by
George! if they didn't all trot
down to me about two months
ago, and l had the greatest
trouble to get rid of them. The
ones that remained got along
peaceably enough, and the
Commodore is so devotedly at
tached to them that my kind
ness TO them and the skilllul
manner IN which | treat them
when they are sick, have won
for me his unbounded conf
dence." He says he guesses he
has made $500 doctorlng a cat
he sold to Jay Gould for S25,
and wouldn't have it in his
house for $50. James Fisk
owned nine cats. Augustus
Schell has a cat that he thinks
more Of than his own child
and il seems to me that the
uglier it gets the more he Law
ishes good things upon it. II's
black she cat, and has a short
stump of a tail. It's no NOUS.
er, but the fondest creature fol-
sleep l ever heard of. The old
gentleman takes It to bed with
HIM and actually has q little
night.cap made for it, which he
puts on and takes off himself
1t has one good point, however
1T never yclls at night. When
Mr.. Schell goes to market he
always takes his cat with him
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-19

A NOT excellent nest for
hens is male by placingat the
bottom of he basket or hJx
some turf, with shovelful OF
dry earth or ashes. On the
top of this place some short
straw, after following out tho
earth after the form of a nest.
Thus a more even temperature
is obtained than whers straw
alone is used.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-19
EXPERIMENTS made by a

EXPERIMENTS made by an
English chemist some years
ago show how much food of
different kinds 1t takes 10 make
a pound of flesh. According to
his conclusions, it requires OF
milk 25 pounds; turnips, 100;
potatoes, so; oatmeal, 8; barley
meal, u; peas, 81; beans, 81.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-19
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The scope of this work is entirely different
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-19

If you love, love more. If
you hate, hate less. Life Is too
short to spend il hating any
one. Why war against NOR.
tai who is going the same read
with us9 Why not expend the
flower of LIES happiness by
learning to love, by teaching
those who are near and dear
the beautiful lesson? Your
hands may be hard, but your
heart need not b.. Your form
may be bent or ugly, but do
you not know that the most
beautiful flowers grow in the
most rugged and unsheltered
placesS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-19

"HITCnISG posts are such d
rarity in Chicago" writes thu
editor of the Danbury News,
"that when an eastern man
comes across one he sits down
and cries. People here faster
horses by a strap to an iron
weight which is left on tho
walk, and which occupies a
prominent position in a ruaa.
way. When a Chicago man
sees a runaway horse coming
along his street, he doesn''
stop TO inquire whether it was
the result of carelessness or
accident. He merely says,
Heaven protect usv and crawls
under a stoop,"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-19
Notice To the Afflicted and Unfortunate.

Before applying to the notorious quacks who advertise Ia
public papers or using any quack remedies peruse Dr.
Butts work matter what dseases or how deplor'
able your condition.
DR. Butts occupies q double house Of twen,y.seven
rooms Endorsed by the most celebrated medi'
eapossors OF this and Europe and be CON.
suited personally BY mail the diseases mentioned In
his works. once and parlors, No. IL N Hghtn sreet
between Market and Chesnut, e. Louis, NO. q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-06-19
ADVERTISING TERM S.

Onc squaiC, ,.', .-.ss ....... OIL "
achadditional insertion -. bU
Cards, per ycaf.. .........1D co
Local notices, per line, 1k
Yearly advertisements 500 90
column, and at prOpOrtiOnate rate Itt
less space. Payable in advance,
B- The Record being the Offlcifl
paper of the town, and having Il 9
largest circulation Of any paper in Il
county, offers superior inluecmeEta
To a1yprttsprs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
Not so Poor.

II i, gratifying to learn from the pending
investigation into the foundation for the
hints OF Mr.. WYSsE touching covetous de.
>i-ns upon the city Gas Works that that
property is considered very valuable, and of
course that the city has something 10 boast
OF notwithstanding what the croakers say
sometimes. The Gas Works are estimated
10y Il good Judge TO be worth million Of
dollars; aud we would not advise the city
10 sell them at any price. Both gas and wa
Ter enter too intimately into the wants and
necessities of every citizen to justify him in
parting with his control over either the Gas
Works or the Water Works. The people
should always own them that they may have
their burthens lightened at least to the en-
lent OF the profits that private companies
make out Of them, and above all that they
may Increase their extent and capacity when
ever Necessary, and be free from the capri
ces Of private company, and from the ey
orbitant cXarlionS of such company when
any trumped.up pretcXt which ingenuity,
stimulated by ayarice, may invent.
Richmond has most valuable property.
She can easily Offset her debt with her rich
roSsessions-possesson she should never
part with and when she considers that tn e
debt was incurred for the noble works she
calls her own, she should look upon the debt
as Il blessing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

live amongst them. but that Unexpected to
,,t his vote there always. We envy the
President. the hero Of the great war, his
;ol,, and oblivio,ls condition just then. How
lortlIv corncd he must have been! We have
often thought the hapriest man VIC ever
heard of was the man who attempted TO
HIGHT his cigar at the mouth Of the bottle ana
to pour his glass full Of wine from the can
die; but General GRANT beats that 'I'""'
Could the South. governed by so 'o',s 4"
ruler, he so oblivious Of its wrongs "'u i"
sorrows as he was of W here he was gnu 4" '''''
he wa, wouldn't II he jolly!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
Social Grimes.

This i, the "agc OF liOrTolS' We Jaw
only copied from the northern press mere
md t,,rrc some accounts of the most re-
ma,ksblr. We omit. we may truly say, tcn>
,,rI hundreds of cases With which We are
SIRE our readers desire not to be Disguised.
We are daily shocked with suicides of ruin
Ell females, homicides pcrpctrated upon out
ragged ones, murders in its of jealousy para
mours Kill their mistresscs and often end
their own lives afterwards robbers Kill aud
steal, and homicldes in one way or an
other to CRAFTY lust and a"aricc are in.
Vulnerable. That crime which in early
ages had no penalty provided for it, be-.
cause people supposed it never would be
committed, - matricide or patrcde - has
been committed and repeated. So number
less have been these crimes, and they have
been attended with such shocking circum-
stances, that we may well call the present
"thc day Of horrors
What are the causes of such deeds: They
are almost wholly confined to the North.
That is the part of this Union chiefly blessed
| with wealth and power, which ought TO con-
| tribute to mans contentment and secure the
| preservation of good order and the peace OF
society. But they do not. The people thus
blessed have not only failed to secure these
things to themselves, but they have deprived
the southern part of this country OF the con-
tcntment and prosperity that once dlstin-
| .l,,I al, IN nm
Failing to heal themselves, they have at
tempted to doctor the South, and have
only made it more diseased and more
wrctched. But even the charlatanism OF
the political northern doctors has not
made the South as bad As their own country
in the matter Of violence and the peril to
human life. They have indeed brought
upon us q social revolution unprecedented
for the severity of the test to which it SUBJ
jects social economy, for the strain it puts
upon the power of resistance to vice and pas
sion: yet our people have under all this
maintained degree of order and freedom
from bloody crimes contrasting favorably
with the North. The exceptional troubles
that disturb the public peace ere the work ct
our inconsideratc rulers, Of the vicious
agents who are sent amongst Us, and OF the
misguided Federal Government which sls-
taiu> its agents and their ignorant and de.
luded allies.
This contrast increases the interest of the
question rs to the causes of these horrors.
1t must perplex the northern philanthropi>t
all the more to consider the matter in view
of this contrast but the libelT.li>t will, per-
lapS. discover in it clue to the real cau>e--
the bad teaching, the prevalence Of aY;ufrc
| (the mother of the worst vicc>l, and the
great want in the public mind Of the gentle
and religious virtue which can aon" check
the downward way of all people inteInpe-
rltelv and too exclusively devoted to tie
pursuit Of gain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

splint, and camel Goals creeping out al Ill
roints, easily mined, and transported down
inclined planes to the railroad below, or Tue
bank of the. river--thc power OF glavin-
ton alone heing used to render these mn,
erals uvaiIaLll. Fer I lik' amorn' elcra e'
10 the surface in English mines, 1,0oO 10
y 900 feet deep, 23,0o0,000 have been spent
In fixed machinery.
In Armstrong creek, branch If the Kama
villa, was told from reliable source lilat
the cliff seams OF coal from the base OF the
mountain to the top would make vein VI
ore hundred feet in thickness. some oil these
veins being as much rs thirteen feet thick,
and continuing the same thickness OH l'le
same plane for Il great distance, III lat,
where the stream has mountains rlSlnS OH
both sides. Il like seam of coal on il like cle'a-
tiou with like thickness is TO be found on
both sides. which bcvond doubt makes the
.rreat kanawlm coal -b;l>in the richest district
of country on this continent. For the de-
yelo,nent of these vast coal deposits. now
80 mich needed ny cincinnati and DINER
western cite, the completion Of The Jaiiie7
| River and kanawla canal Is essential. ana
like necessity exists for this work to brln2
in contact the vast iron deposits OF the aal-
lev Of Virginia with these coal supplies,
which will more than double the wealth OF
Virginia before the war.
We stopped at Charleston, a very flourish
| inr town on the east bank Of the river, sllll-
atrd in beautiful valley ofthc kanaWha, with
population OF 5000, and now very rapidly
| increasing. The next day ols@ party was
taken 10 the kanaWhl salt wells, ana We
there witnessed two of these wells, the pro.
pcrty OF Dr. Hale, from which salt water mao
been pumped since 1906, and from when ne
was getting 10000 gallons per day, making
POO bushels salt for the same time; valley
| destined TO become more famous I'D coming
vrors from tie richness and variety OF us
mineral treasures. Senator'S BaFard ana
CasscrIy were particularly sruck with t'ie
vast mineral deposits of this region, "h'cn
with such prodigal hand have been stre"h
along the banks of the kanaWha, Elk, toa''
| Gaulcv, and New rivers.
On Saturday our party returned 10 inc
| White Sulphur, the senators proceeding 'ha'
night to Washington.
Rarely hive Two such representative Inc"
outside of the late Confedcracy been more
cordially received by FirSlnans of all classes
than these two gentlemen, arising from a
sense of those constitutional principles "hicn
thread their public careers In the Seha'e Vi
the United States and their profound s!mpa-
thies for this State. Long may tue senate
| rial robes of Delaware and California be so
worthily worn. W. T. d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

II is announced in northern newspaper
that Mr.. LYONS, of this city. Is to have the
mission TO Russia. We trust it may do him
no Ga.ra"c for us to express our most sin
ccrc hope that he may receive the appoint.
mcnt. 1t is time that some position of honor
and distinction should be bestowed uDon a
southern gentleman; not that we think office
and position i'll the Government at this time
are to bc coveted, but because we desire to
see this Union pacitrated and harnonized as
soon as possible, and we believe one Of the
most efficient modes Of promoting content in
The South i, the exhibition of that confidence
IN her people which may be shown by trust
ing th'm with public duties aud comforting
upon them public honoIs. Mr.. Lyons would
nnq"estiolmbly be a faithful representative
OF h'" country nj foreign court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
pood ma are most of those which "Pl'e''
this monthly.

7ae american Church Rer'e'r for apr"
..ao, ar table. This is Of course FRO
,sstan, Episcopal monthly; yet us ar'E,eS
40 en- ,hIv written, and treat subjects 50 III
terestny and important, that no man OF any
denomination of Christians can fail to re
rroatcd by the regular reading Of! it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
TvsE EXCURSION OF USITEDs STATES
SENATOR'S TO kANATHA
AND BACK.

WE rAshl-~THE LORRAINE TrNatL THE
,.RrEsBuIER AND NEW RIvERs--THE GRAND
CuEsArEAKE AND ONO RAlLR0hp--Thh MINE
p.,s or THE EaxAwuA--TnE GREAT FUTURE
OF THAT COUNTRY THE ONO Ki'tK AND
TIE Future COMMERCE. BETWEEN THAT
GREAT WESTERN ARTERY AND The VIRGINIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

POPULAR SCIENCE MoSTnLy.-ihe June
No. OF this excellent periodical lius come
10 hand. There IS one article In ttli, No.
on "Thc Hygiene OF The Ear"-which
Is worth years subscription. Tho articles
are, however, speaking generally, not 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

us" Certificates from AL
parts of The country daily received aitesting 10
the unparalleled popularity Of this great medicine In
the cure of diseases " the blood.
LIMA, ONO, February IS, 1852
Gentlemen, For twenty years have been afflicted
with al exceedingly annoying aud invrterate erup-
ton, covering nearly my whole body. | had tried
many different medicines, but without receiriug the
slightest benefit. 4 short time since bought
bottle or "Ro.adais,'' and u-ed 1t according TO d.
r.cions, and am happy to say II has efirt'y cured
me. 1t Is Il medicine Of great merit. Yours, truly,
mp 28-eodlm BENJAMIN BECllTOL- I.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
HrEs;BAL NpEts "a.
NIT LEVY BROTHER

MET LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 AID 1918 MAIN STREET,
rscoyug daily additions to their large a"d *sll-
as.ortcd stock OF
DRY q y q u s
They offer THIS MORNING some special bargains
below. Having the most complete STOCK
or Dry GOODS In tho htate, one can Gull there,
assured Of nndng aIl they want aud ut the lowest
,-,c.e LEVY BROTHERS,
ln17 and 1919 Nsln street.
Goods lent ucr express c. o. u. NY ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

NJ DON'T FORGET THE GRAND
S.IEof NaIu-strc,t LOTS west of MOuroe fark-
six urr.,-a, r. ". TO-DAY. See advertisement
OH fourth Isagc. my i'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
nc,y- TO OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF

T-t3 ~ Wv NT4hS a.'i' ID i i-IiAhJ ~
MACHINERY.
Not only money. but the wear aud tear of your
machinery saved by the use of VIRGINIA NATL-
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRlCATISG OIL. II il
free from MI grit and gum. and under the same cir
cuulsuanccs IL the hest sperm Or Lard oil, VIII not
heat, wear, or cut the boxes or bearings. j good
lubricatng oil, such US the VIRGINIA NATURAL
PETROLEUM LUBK1tATlSG on. Is II positive
economy, preventing heating, cumming. AMI con
stsIucnt Earring and WEARING Of the machin'rN-a
saving OF power and gain in speed. Purchasers VIII
bear In mini! that It IS not alone sufficient 10 pro
cure Natural Petroleum 1T must ne NJ IN.
proper specific gravity. like the VIRGINIA NATC
RAJ PETROLEUM LUBRICAljAh OH. aud
like 1t undergo the process ofpnrifc1'ton w't.'r"
c,,rmruls. and be rendered entirely free Jfo" yrt
gum.
Purchasers are cautioned that the oil sold by us
dif,rs tram all other Intoxicating oils Soh Ia this
market. We are the sole agents here Tor the WIZ
GINA NATURAL PETROLEUM LUSRlCA-
TING OFT. every barrel Of which sold by u bearing
our brand thus
"yIRGISIA NATURAL PETROLEUM L.
pRIChTiSH OIL. PURCELL. LADD s CO.,
AGENTS. RICHMOND. VA
Orders addressed 10 us viii receive prompt aiten"
ZION and he shipped IN good, tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD & CO. Druggists:
mv3.tJes Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

How JoLLY!-General GRAST must have
''sIi very Jolly indeed u. Galcna when he
told Tie people there thut he would never
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
ss,El'TAa. NOTICES.

ME- VALUABLE MAIN-STREET LOTS
no BE SOLD At ACTION TODAY AT )
O'CLOCK r.M.--Spccial attention. il called TO the
sale OF tho truly valuable LOTS The south side VI
lain street next bflow Isles corner.
The entire trout is elt feet which, II purchased ny
one person. could easily he divided into three build
Ing lots Of 2o1 feet each on which threc hrstciass
,rs r,u,,i bc erected Mt moderate cost, for which
gopI tenants can be secured.
RI runp,u,I ut The hour Of O'Clock i. VI.
W. GOUDfS.
my l5-lt ""''i'H''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

r-7aTIlE GRAND SECRET or
BEAUTY j HEALTH. Tie secret of health is
the power L. pat, digest. AMI as>imllate proper
quantity al wholesome food. This can never Or 'he
case while impurities exist In the systcn. ever!
organ must perform its functions naturally. or lle
whole organism L. dcrangerL III" blood must pe
purified II /, The vital principle ramiyng through
every part of the body. III! when II becomes I'M
uur rs effects ARE shown tho wcak"r organs DR.
TITT.S SAR- APAHILLA AND QUEENS DE-
LIGHT cxp.ls all impurities and 'italizes the
whoi" system.
VEGETABLE CALohFL.-Thc substances cont
,.,sIrp DR.. TUFTS LIVER PILLS are derived from
The yrgrta!lc Kingdom, aud m" particularly hc-
signed 10 ne; with EcntIcnc>; and ihoronghncs>
upcu the stomach bowels. liver. and general crcu-
lation They produce one or tw" easy passages
tlav withnn, any purging or gripping. They contain
no drastic element.
For int.ammatory and chrouic rheumatism, govt,
dyspepsia, bilious, r"mtFcnt. and Intermittent fr-
ycrS diseases Of the blood. liver. kidneys and bad
der, ir. TUFTS SAR>ArARILLA AND QrEES'S
DELIGHT Ia, been most successful. These diseases
are the result ot initiated blood. A. II blund-purihcr
this preparation has equal. II Is purely rcgeta-
bic. my lv-GcodS"!"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15
N EEl'ISSS.

r AFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH$ SSs/ys9
L. CHATTER. No. t3.-t oMPASioSS SsZ&Sg
Atte:d u statcl convocation OF your Chap azSJaI&
Ter THIS Thursday EVENING n
n'rIock. Members OF our sister city Chapters anu
ali transient companions In gn%d stan'inS are fra
nv l;-tx GEORGE X. PACE. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

ERENCH REMEDIES. &c.
l. AuBgRGIEE'S sIuCr LACrCCARICM,
THAPsIA PLASTER, vegetable irritant;
LEhA'S SYHCr PHOs. IRON and SODA,
BCRlS's O2ESGEs, OF the Alkaline LactateS;
GrIOTs CONCENTRATED LIQUOR OF TAR,
LASCELUT'S LODGED SYRUP HORS ERADfSH.
IASCEIDr's CIGARETTES, for Asthma
IAriLI.E'S EIIXiH and PILLS, for Gout:
IESAsSETR'S ASTHMA TUBES,
Fsrir's ASTHMA CIGARETTES,
GRIMAULT'S PErstSE POWDER,
BOUDAuLr'S PEPsINE. WINE and FLtHIR;
SAyORY & M0ORE'S PEPSlSE - PORCI,
FRANKS GRAINS DE SAHrE,
FOCRSIEK'S tAtLLlSIA PUwDEKs,
RAcAEutr DIES ARAHES,
BROu ) INJECTION.
MATlGo INJECTION,
PkSSE'S SEA-SALr, Tor Estii"'
FOrGEEA's PATE PECrokALt,
GLEKTAS's PEARLS OT ETHER, &C. Sc.
SwASS'S SYRUP liYpOriiUspiiirES,
QrEvENSE's IEoS, by Hydrogen, Win spoon.
For sale ny MEAbf' bAhER
Agents for French Preparations,
apl, 90 Maiu street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-05-15

Goods lent pcr express c. o. u. my IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

The first regular cabinet meeting since the
adjournment of Congress was held at Wash
ington on Tuesday, with all the members
present but Belknap. The President an
nounced that he would make no nomination
for Chief Justice until December He had
not vet decided whether he would appoint
Judge Pierrepont, of New York, minister to
Russia. The charges against General Van
Buren,, the general commissioner to the Wen
ma exposition on behalf Of the United States
moval, and Jackson S. Schultz, eX-president
Of the New York Board of Health, was APP
pointed in his place
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-05-17

An immense sensation has been stirred up
amOng.the nobility and fashionable society in
Englandby the suicide of Lord Delaware The
cause is somewhat mysterious. Ayoung lady,
a Miss Northcote, had been placed under his
protection, and sickened and died, but the at
tending physician says she died from natural
causes and that Lord ID. was in no sense
chargable with her death. Yet he accused
himself of being the cause, and went and
drowned himself in the dirty Thames in
gpnSapnnnrn