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THE VINTON RECORD MoiitTaUJt.OHIO, TUUKSUAV, MAY 19, 1870. For the Record. TREES AND SHRUBS OF OHIO. BY REV. C.

H. WARREN. Downing justly remarks i that the North American trees composiug the genu's Magnolia, Are certainly among the mosl splendid productions of the forests iu any temperate climate." As wo look upon this family of trees, witli their statelj trunks, their 'highly fragrant flowers, their large and elegant foliage, we will be ready to ad-. mil that there-is not 'a more gay and magni-cent family of deciduous trees in this extend ed world 'of ours With the exception of a lew'small shrubs or trees of China and the mountains of Central Asia, this family of splendid trees are ex- 'clusively North American. CUCUMBER MAGNOLIA.

This' noble tree is knawn in Ohio pnd most of the States of the' Union as the Cucumber tree from the fact that its fruit greatly resembles te garden cucumber. The leaves are oval, pubescent be- neal petals obovate. This jiobie forest tree, in the North-era and Middle JStates, occupies the place in point of naa-' jesfy and elevation of the large evergreen Magnvlia of the It is not found growing north of Lake Lno, but in the Middle, the Western and South western States it is met with. "Where, the soil is deep and fertile it rises up grandly to the height of seventy or eighty feet with a trunk three or four feet in diameter. Those who liave traveled along the range of the lofty Alleghanies, and southward will And this coble tree in the mountaiu ac.

clivitres, and moist, quiet-, and sheltered valleys abundant, and developing its superior characteristics; there it is Seen in all its majesty and periec. tion. The beautiful foliage with which this tree is clothed so richly during the summer sea- 6ou, is of a bluish green color on the upper surface The fruit, or cucumbers as they are generally called, is quite pret ty, of a reddish color, and have for ages been employed medic inally, being oteeped in liquor auu urautv uiuers io prevent ague. The feeds are berry like, hanging from the carpels by threads when vipe. The wood 'of this elegant tree is beautiful ana is employed to considerable extent for mechanical purposes.

The flowers are rich and showy, being about six inches in diameter, of a pale yellowish color, resembling -'very much the flowers ot the Tulip and are' slightly fragrant. They are easily raid- orl 1vnm tltacoorla U'liinli cfirtnM be sown as Boon as gathered iu autumn. Perhaps none of the Magnolia family are finer than this one when properly culti- ated; it will always rank high in the catalogao of ornamental trees When planted in a deep, rich soil, onsorne verdant lawn, where it enjoys the advantages of proper culture, it will soon develop its superior excellencies, and present an object ol unrivalled interest and majesty. It possesses its charms during every season ol the rollingyear. In the solemn season, when au-- tumn comes nodding over the yellow ripening plain, gather- ing a melancholy scene around 'the distant hills; then there is no tree or au our immense A i I.

jurem, wuicu' wm pre-- aent a more delightful armoar ance than the Cucumber Tree, clad in its decaying leaves, -ana Dninan. ripening iruit. During the dark racinc storms of the sultry days ol grimmer, and tho enlivening months of spring it is an ob-" 4 ject of admiration. Those who 'may have grounds to embellish yuU trees, should not fail to 6cure this desirable tree, aod give it; a prominent place in his grounds. I It is easy to thunder against shortcomings of others, -tjni sfe learn for our selves the difficulties of prac-tical life, we must neftda.adopt more U.L.

Mark rllt T. V. MAR FIELD BUG. Clinton mills, Having assormled themselves ta Ihe general Mdling and warehouse Musiness, wotilil iitt iirnt.on or inu uuuin to wieir eai-eiiwni fut ih ntaaurertare of 1 tour, Horn-Tnr and Corn Meal, and vnlhmg in the nl the Milling Bueiiiee. beet brandaef altrayaou hand.

igheat rub price raid at Mrneld warehouse, Ckillleothe, uhw. may ly PHOENIX HOTEL. First doer east of ihe Court Hoe.se, Mc Arthur, ME3. EUTH 0. BBATTON Proprietor.

)X( THIS House hat iwea recen.ly remodeled and newly furftiMfd. Knoai large veil veutiniied. Uood aiahlinji No pain will be tpared to accoruodnt tli public, lav 24 la 3m W.S.MAUTI, It, Kjlsenberger. WITH M. Bind KATZENBERGER CO, Maiufactureri and Wholttal Dcaltra In -4NU Cent's Furnishing Coods 70 PEABL STEEET betwean al- nut and Vine, Cincinnati, Onio.

mar in ly AND Cracker Manufactory TAM faming-on lh bo hu-nM a the ..1.1 innii ol O.Snainan. on Wnlrr vtrerlbe- lawn Painl and ilnut, Clullicoih, Ohio. Alnava on hand ht wholesale or rclnil, CAKES Of all Kinds CRACKERS, Al.n a irnoH atock of Family flmr tn, K. (rylhioH warrunlcd lob iia rirresenlf 8 If nAIl.UV ORGANS! BOS Eli THOMPSON ZALESKI. AGENT FOR Wood Parlor Geo.

and VESTRY ORGANS. Organs rented 6othat the rent will pay for them. A liberal discount for cash. 8end for price llflt, or call atmjrraidpnct Rustell'i Crtacrnt. and (xatnine Ilia Inntru-menia for yourlea.

ep2 I8C9 8m GENUINE IMPORTED NORWAY OATS. 3ENT FKKBT0 FARMERS. FtUM HKto 131 bu-hrla jrown to th arr, Aeiijim Irom 4" to 45 poun-'a lo lh bu-hel. I'liii oat hn been rown on every vnriety ofaoil, and inevery state oftheUnioo with the ihkt i-rleot The urmn in ver larni, plump and nnnd-ome, hn remarkalile thin hunk, and ripeni earlier than Ihe common vniieius. The alrnw i brifflu, clear, aloni, and not liable to oint, clear of rut, grow from 4 lo 6 feet hieh.

We hove botu the While and Blnck Norway, lxth Hie name price and eipinlly productive. We will aend qiiurt nf the obore oa.i anv acldrem. post paid fnr $1 00 Two qimrt po'touid, line peon fent by expre or freight, J3.00, Half biinhel. 20 pounds. IA.O0.

(In hiislirl 40 pnimiix. IIII.IK), m. CtllTIOM. aVi-VVe wish itoMinctiy that thm in not it light oaia weiuhinz to lb, mixed in New Knglninl. and col.i umler tho name nf Norwny, but imported eei, every bushel guaranteed tu.

41) money refunded. Bainplei ofboth kinda aent free for a three rent "lump. Alao eiroulara and temimnnlaU, AH.ire.-a all order to K.P. HOYKk feUI 3m Cheater 1'u. Putnam's Magazine, 1870.

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Sent by mall upon aot. rmoreiiTOE 1 GEOUGE, A. KELLY, WHOLESALE DRVGGai Cor.8econdAr.and rtiraaie Dy JOnXD.PAEK, ly CWCIMiATl! 0 Culture of Beets. ceil line Horn tor and Jr. Tho culture of the beet is aaid worth more to country as a fertilizer than the product directly derived from the treatment ot the rootj the waste pulp proving more valu able than the sugar.

It 4a fed to barned cattle io large quan tuies. it is jjiatea mat in France, trhere the business has grown to enormous di mensions, the increase in cattle on account of beet pulp it In the district ol country surrounding the city of Valenciennes, where before the production of beet sugar, scarcely any cattle ere raised. 700 oxen were the total amount raised last year. But this is not all. This enormous in crease of stock has bo much advanced the fertility of the and that 192 bushels more wheat are raised in the sa.ne district per annum than were ever raised in the previous N.

Y. Com. Bulletin. The best thing in the cur rent number of the Harvard Advocate is this: The other lay Molecule propounded the following to Atom: MA boy said to a gentleman, 'My fath er and mother have a daughter, but he is not my Now how do you explain that?" Atom reflected, but all in vain. To bis every suggestion Mote cule replied by a mild but decided negative.

At length Atom was forced to give it up. "Why, it's simple enough," said Molecule, with an exasperated smile, "the boy lied!" A gentleman writes us from an adjoining State: "I am a miserable man. My only son is not quite eight years of age, and yet ho not only swears and chews tobacco, but he persists in parting his hair in the middle and in declaring that his mother has a better right to the ballot than I have. Tell me for heaven's sake, what thqll I do with him?" Hero is a mau who could pay the iuneral expenses of an eight year old boy without feeling it, and yet he asks Louisville Courier Journal. to A Virgixm paten medicine dealer has gone far beyond the wooden nutmeg trick.

He went to St. Missouri, with a liniment which he claimed would cure all earthly ills. He hired an old man to crawl upon crutches, declaring that he had been a cripple for ten years, the quack pretended to bathe the limb of the hired cripple, who then threw away his crutches and ran across the street. The "doctor" soon had not a 6ottle of his stuff left. is Nelsonvillb had a curiosity ast week, in the shape of a man.

He says of himsell; 4lI have never taken a chew Of tobacco, smoked a cigar, swore an oath, drank a gill ot whisky, threw a card, nor voted the Democratic ticket. I weigh three hundred and forty-one pounds and if 1 live to see the 31st day of February next, will be ninety-eight years old. liave I not just reasons for corpulence?" 8 There is now an inmate of the Athens Countv Infirmarv. a man by the name of Morgan, wno is 1U4 years old. We knew him thirty years ago, at which time be owned one of the best farms in Vinton county, and it was said that he had a halt-bushel of 'silver, besides a con siderable quantity of gold, and was entirely out of debt.

Verily 'riches takes unto them selves wings and flee away." Athens Messenger. The public debt statement for the month "of April is a gratifying record of an honest administration. The Republi can party has reason to be proud of Its officials. The re duction of the debt the month is $11,697,799 Decrease since March 1,870, $17,474,142 82. Every farmer should have a compost Collect every kind of fertilizer, and to pre vent any from liberating Ihe gases, keep the whole covered with earth of tacick.

Melboubxb seems to be 'the bourne from which no traveler returns. cardA po cake, nobody's is the laUstia the wayol wedding notices. WroMisa nurses calm the rising generation by singing: "Nre little betrv. doe'r fet lory, CaiiM Man a gone te ait ti the Jury." Ah orchestrate, imported from Germany at a cost of 3, 000, has been plaoed in a Cleve hall. A bubscriptioh for the aid ol the sufferers by the Richmond tragedy is being made in New York City Tub Baltimore American thinks that the Fifteenth Amendment will bring out 40,000 colored voters in Mary land.

W. 0. Bryan, of Vigo coun. ty, Iod is said to be the pos sessor of a cow whose milk yields three pouods of "good butter daily. William Doanx has been a member of the Council of Cir-cleviile nineteen consecutive years, having been firs elected in 1851, and lias served as President of that body since 1854.

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This Furnace will prob-ably be built at the SIodb coal bank, between town and the old Diamond Furnace. This will be on the lliUsboro rail- road, half a mile below town. Jackson Standard. At ihe editorial convention which is to meet in Indianapo. lis on the 27th of May.

Dr. El lis, of Goshen, is to read a pa per on the advantages and ob jects of association; and L. G- Mathews, of the New Albany Ledger, will read a paper on tne publication of State laws. proceedings of commissioners and courts in the county pa pers. In Boulder county, Califon nia, the black leg is very prevalent among cattle, especially the Short Hot m.

Omaha Herald. The black le is. prevalent to a great extent in Detroit, also. But it seldom attacks Short Horns. For Green Boms Detroit Tribune.

We saw Dr. Williams on the train on lart Friday. He is much pleased with his visit to Washington city. He says all the authorities at Washington showed much respect to the members of the Legislature, and so did ali the Obioans in the City, with the exception of Chief Justice. lie did not call to see them, and in no way recognized their presence.

Jackson Standard. Esteem your brother to be good, and be is so. Confide in your half virtuous and he becomes wholly virtuous. Encourage your, pupil by the assumption that he possesses certain "acuities, and they will be developed in him; look' on him as incapable of culti va tion, and he will continue so. Pronounce yourself in health, and you maylesome so.

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Parmer way make Ihe moat Miereaeful agent Ar this bonk, and during the fall and winleril is jui lb tbinw for them. If you wih to engagt in the bukinea, (end for circular containing full deacrtntioa of the book and tarma to agent. Adilre ZEIULEJ, McCDBDT A CO. I4 Pa. i.

l.H Kace Street, Cincinnail, Ohio. Monroe Klreet, Chieag lll ftl N. eizthStreet, Hi. Lnuli, Mo 10 Main 8lreet3pringtieldrMa( PREIUHM CHESTER "WHITE PIGS. PUKE Blood Short Devon Alderney and Ayrshire Calve, Meriao.

Soutndowa ami Coiawolil Sheep, Cahniere Goata, Imported Suflolk, Ewei, Berkthireand Seltoa piga and all choir breed of poultry for ale. Bond for circulars and puces. Addreaa fl.r.uri,avu4 feWJta Paik trsburg, Gbetlef Tm MPT before Hit mbUe lonnough io haveleen utamsuiQ maMwimUifijtcreth desteriden iSOT ITS Silt alcolorith Ibreurini venting i ccsxful. i Torrestot ilfairtoSd succeeds I iCbmae notalwai ucce8iful glmdsorm sadresi Rimpart rnotlunL vdrvJade iwrry tkarthatt, runmiswstt WM soil tfw fin Ucomp led vpol fo'enttYia prweipt am wwitfjfxtrkctt its odorik Testimonials cumostt lor can bamuen ifnoca AMBflOWAislDow never tewittwut ifi) SOLD IT ptce 'loprtjtor N.r "For sale at Sisson's and Strong's. Encourage Home Enterprise.

IIAIDEIV FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP. S. GOETZ Prorietors. AVING refilled Ihe Hnmden Foundry and) Machine tshop, and increased its capacity, ive now keep couatantly on hand a large lwik tf Farminp; Implements, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, -Parlor Stoves, Office Stoves, Tinware, etc. Which we are enabled to aell and will tell cheaper- than any other house in Vinton ponnly; for we manufiiclurs onr own good (nf eell them direct to the people, at wholesale price.

If you. want a gend article, if you want it cheep, if yon want it at the wholesale price, give us a call and will gunrniiten piitiefiictioa. A lS. Fancy Fronts, machinery, Shafting. Cast Ines.

"Farming Lm elements, Bed Fastenings FurnlHhed or renlred on short notice. In as neat and workmanlike manner as any shop In Ihe country, ami aa rearnniihl price. Give a Hal rVt ie S. GOETZ Haxnden, O. P.O.

Reed' Mills; Vintou Ohio, decl'lly Stoves, Tinware end Plows H. HOWSOW so. 4 wist siDtraiitT I roost rioa cixxt, DEALER IN Ol all kinds, suitable for Kitchens, Parlors, Hll, btores, Churches aad cobool House; alo, 1 Parlor Grates, Fine Finish I Portabls Grates, a II Sizes REHRICK.TILEACLA for GBATEPETSI rrxisr-wjiOEjBi i A good assortment, well made and told low. PLOWS, PLOWS Th best and cheapest in th market. Gills Combitation bteel Pittsburg do.

do. Theae Plow are strong, well made and da good enrk, plowing aod first-rate, and doing all kinds vf work stliafactorily and with little dralt. Agent for Ihe COOK STOVlI Hie largest, heaviest and moat reliable id the market, Dodge's Patent Stores nd Giatesl Considering Iheir advsnlsgea, they ire tha ehespest stoves mannfiicliired, tbe saving in fuel will soon amount lo the price; iken con sidering the pure heat from an opes Ire in contraft with the deletenoua iron heat Irom other stove. Itistbeonly method by which the smoke and gaa can be ecnaumra in an o-en fire. Itia the only open fire will heal roonr.

comforlahly in I he coldest wenth er. It will produce double the heat with half tb fuel. II Improve lliedraft. II. HOWbON, OhUlicnihe.

Ohio, Sole A sent for thia section of the State, oct2S18cly Gr. W. BRUNTON, Horth'east Corner of Main and Jackson Streets, McARTHUR, OHIO, I maoofaoturiBg and 8elllDg LAUGHLIN'S PATENT STRAW CUTl'EJt, It Is the Chespest Simplest andBeit 'Machine in the Market. NOTHIKOabont it to get out of order. -Hia kniyee are of tb beat quality of eterL and readily sharpened.

Can be workedby a child. They er great econrbiser dl feed, and every man who feeda atock should have Buy omer. Avery macnioe lulls Utotf MoAOhDr. O..