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schenck's Pulmonic syrup.


all Disease, Lungs and Respiratory Organ. sSeuch Se'
weed Tonic for Dyspepsia and Ind sOn scheoeks haodfse Pills.
for Liver Complaint
These popular have beeo before the pablo nsr
FORTY years snd the reputation they have attained renders useless
ps them Thousands benefited b. their testify 70
their merits
nu,y be asked By those familiar sb the virtues Of hes
great remedies Dr. S5eneA meaiae eeci their "oaae's'
cures o. Consumption p
The answer simple They begu their work OF restoration ~
tn. stomach liver wells aVs healthy oood"""
IL ia food that cures formidable disease SehncE' hsndsse rus
&C, on the liver promoting healthy secretion ADD reno"ss
the bile and slime resulted from the Inactive Of TORPID "sa
su Of these organs Of the generally Tbs sluggish state
Of the boy and the accumulation Of the unhealthy abaes
named prevent proper digestion Of food aud oa'ea'es'e
create disease which results in proraion sni 6nsly IN death
seheack PumOuc Syrup an seaweed Tonic 'beo "hen regularly
and as consequence give flesh aud strength the pseot Ls
the faculty say may the only true for eoooOuos
Brperien e has proved beyond the as'e- Q. o;-
are day well who few since we're regarded hop@
los, cases but Who were seLeOek rsues s0d s
restored to permanent health By their USE
Dr. scheuck Almanac containing full treatise on tue noo' brss
disease. bis and general directions boz = s be
medicine had gratis .'n br mail iids''sE bis Proepd
Ohce No Is North sIhst. Philadelphia, Pa
Pe. the Pulmouic Syrup Tonic each 20 per M"
tie or 80 Mandrake fil Is cents boz For ale
a. druss. JOHN HENRY No sCOess place wbos..l, AGE.
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AN ILLEGAL ADJOURNMENT.

On Monday last. the day of the opening of
the Circuit Court Richmond Staten Island. Judge Gil
bert. who TO have presided, sent his clerk with
message stating that he too Ill attend and that
tho Court should stand adjourned TIL Wednesday. Yes
terday the Court was opened under Judge Pratt. "a
Judge Gilbert still ndisposed but the lawyers pres
found the adjournment Illegal. nasmuch as IL ex-
tended "a hours! The result that 81 set
down for trial. with the business Of Oyer and Terrner
must stand dourncd till next Fall unless the Governor
shall consent call special Terlu, aud petition TO
that effect fixing the fourth Monday May. IL in course
or preparation and will be signed hy some 80 lawyers
similar legal lmDrOgo occurred IN staten Island some 80
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TIE TURF
THE NORTHAMPTON RACES.

LONDON, April Cat the Northampton Races
TO-DAY the Earl spencers Plate Of 100 soveregns added
TO handicap Of IS soveregns each for horses OF all ages
two year ODDS excepted, five furlongs NO yardS' was
Nv vh At ~ who beat the Amarsnth colt.
The Racing Plate (hsndcapj OF 100 sovercgns, TOT
three wear Ola and upwards half q mile, was won by
Mr. Dnnkrow's blk H. Tbthorpe 1--we years old by VOLT
geur) beating Mr. AexandeTs CHI T. Flash Uhrso yea,s
old by Thunderboltl, and Lord Caithorpesp' fop""'
-four years old by MelbOurne). ~, ~. .ra
upwards two miles was won by I. Bells b. T. Fuzee
three years old by Marsyas), beating T. BRAKES G.
Free Trade three years old by Caractacusl ana Sir
Crowley's CHI. C. Compromise -four years oid Ny Now
mnster). . la.
The second race was sweepstakes for twoysar s3a
two-me heats. SIS entrance, p. the cuo 10 snu w"
$500 TO second horse. The following is summary;
G. Coquee BY Lexington. dam Susan Hsrris.........
CT. BY Unels Vic dam Bin, Logsn.....''..''..'
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THE METAIRIE RACES.

NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-The attendance at
the Metare Coursewas very large and the weather fine
The first race was dash OF three miles for all ages for
purse $500 500 TO second horse The race was won
by a length by the b. ~ Carrie Atherton years old, by
Lexington dam Glycera by imp. Sovereign, beating g.
Col Roberts, yearsOld by Rogers. dam by the Colonel
second: b. M Emma Marratta, years old, by Vandal,
dam Fannie Co. by imp. Margrave, third; h. Privateer
by Lightning years old, dam Henry Farrows; C. c.
Matt Griffin years old by Revenue dam by imp. Mar
grave and b. C. Buck Reese by Lexington, dam Bur-
~ Tina s.le3
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NEW-,JERSEY.

NEW-JERSEY
CoLORED VOTERS IN PRINCETON.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: see in your issue Of the 4th inst.
of the fact that the Mayor OF town had con-
suited whether coored entitled to vote at
the borough election held yesterday Perhaps 1t will not
be undressing to you to know that c3 coorcd men did
vote, and did IT we'll assured that quieter cleo
ton has been known in this town. The entire Re-
publican ticket elected and believe that the reign
OF whisky the town il at end. We claim TO be the
III coored to exercise the elective franchise under
the Fifteenth Amendment Are we right in this or are
others entitled to its CoLoRED CITIZEN.
Princeton ". j., April g. 1870.
We believe that coored men voted the question OF
new charter for Perth Amboy on the 3lst OF March.
Ed. 1rib.
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MISSOURI.

THE MUNICIPAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VOTING
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
ST. LOUIS, April G.-The municipal election
NJ St Joseph Mo- resulted in the triumph Of the entire
Republican ticket the maores ranging from 1876 to $50
votes Ia Kansas City the Democratic ticket IS believed
elected but the not yet ill., The negroes
voted with the Oppositlen.
Full returns from ST. show the election OF eleven
Republican, three Democratic and Independent Al
derInen. and eight Republican and three Democratic
bchOOl Directors.
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EXTRA EXCISE SERVICES.

At the meeting of the Excise Commissioners,
yesterday Commissioners Bosworth and Stone the com
mittco appointed with power to engage counsel to i'll
qure tho Legality Of the resolution OF November IT,
1862 passed IN secret session. giving s5OO year to Mr.
ssOted letter from Mr. A j. Vauderpoel. the counsel
engaged 10 Investigate tho matter, which stated tlat
alter dixont Examination NO legal WARRANT could Ia
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The Rice Divorce Suit for fraud age Is causing great ef
meut in Boston young not to marry IN haste c
is but 2 bis bride lie that she made him believe she ""
but bis age using MAGNOLIA B.LH upon her face neck sn
b,pd Poor youth probably found her elbows weren't quite 50
soft pretty Ought HAdAy to be indctedi "ekHow SINH
lar cana, This BALM gives wonderful pssy and Datura com
,op to which don't object We like pretty women To hnsh
th. picture they should Lros KATaARos upon the hair WIN
o,r, chin ROSY cheeks aud son. they oefeae
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CONNECTICUT.
HOW THE FULL RETURNS ARE COUNTED IN
HARTFORD.


HARTFORD.
Hartford. Conn, April 6.-Ful returns
from the election in Connecticut show that the 0oIIy
for English is So The vote for Jewell a9S20 ior Ell
clsb ALSO total s7450 The total one year ago was
90 SIS including 10 scattering The decrease is S2o Inc
Republican vote is 273 less the Democratic Voe' so
less The Senate stands II Republicans to 10 Democrals
last year it stood IS Republicans to Democrats Inc
House stands 1877 Republicans to III Democrats last
year $50 Republicans TO 1OS Democrats
SECOND DISPATCH.
HARTFORD, April 6-Evening.-The latest
revised footings Of the election returns at The Coan
office the returns being mainly official from town author
flies give the total vote s42S, and Englishs majority
s32 The Senate is already stated, IL Republicans TO
10 Democrats. The House has Republican majority
OF 10.
The election in New Haven for city officers
o. the 4h inst resulted in the choice OF Lewis Demo
craft for Mayor by 700 majority Fox Citzens canddate
was elected City Clerk by 80 majority. The Democrats
elected the remainder of the city ticket The Council
stands as follows: Aldermen-Citizens, G; Democrats
C. Councllmen-Citizens, Is; Democrats. IL.
In Bridgeport on the same day. Jarrat Morford Dem)
was chosen Mayor by 2O7 majority; s. g. Blake Dem)
City Clerk by 90; John d. Mar DENY by majority, and
s. NJ Couger Rep) Collector by l79 plurality.
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ELECTION IN DAYTON.

ELECTION IN DAYTON.
DAYTON, Ohio, April 4.-MOrrisOn, Democrat,
elected Mayor Murray, Republican, by between
500 and 900.
The whole OF the Democratic city ticket Ia elected
The defeat of Republicans attributed TO the action
the Temperance who drove of the support Oh the
Germans.
The Republicans have the Council by II to O.
The coorcd vote not as large reported ana was
not all out.
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MARRIED,

DOANB-HARTAt Old Sayiook Conn Monday April By tho
Rev. Mccall, Thonas o. DOaHs TO MARY williams eldest
daughter Of Henry n Hart No eArda
HUNT-STkPHE NewYck weiness' April g. at the
re.ience OF tue brides mother by tue trauk Delta. Of Gu
eBuau Jaan iunt Brooklyn bcasoI Sspbe1soa dAug
Ter Of Tao lalS d. hsrk Alasloa.oa
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Tho Trophy Tomato Twenty seeds IS Send fer sireus
Address Gao. X WARIsG, jr. Ogden Farm. Newport, L
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safes.
stock OF freProof Burglar And Fire Proof BargaProof
an House SAFES for SALE for few days PRICES
AseK PER BBI6w close the business vi Com
n.n, Apply at No 6 Park place south side Of the street
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found for tho passage Of tho resolution Mr. msnn,etrS
Scn sa,d that he had refunded tho whole sum 6iTe Io
10 The treasury no nevertheless felt he had earned
the money rghtfuiy. ... .,s
The question WAS lac over unt tno noAs "oos'"s' "
tha ard adjourned.
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PROM BBRMUDA-Iu steamship Fab Kes Apa6-J oaterbrizs
Can't A. g. Newman Capt Shernsn Miss A Muuterbndge. I
Loasb Higg Mrs Hggs aud infant M Willard hr heuei
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ERS ARRIVED.

wedding and Visiting Cards, Initial STAMPING Note Paper
VIZ EysRpELLs lOt FULTON Old DUTCH CHURCH
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INDIANA.

DEFEAT or MR.. JULIAN AT TIE PRIMARY ELEC-
TON.
CINCINNATI, April G.-Returns from the pri-
CAry election IN the Iyth Indiana District show that Mr.
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Quilting the business.


R Es TaBE S G SR EaSfa cur s
LERY, CLOCKS BR0NzBs AND GAS'PlXruRRS TO Bs soLo
| AT PRICES FAR BELOW ANYTHING EVER HEsaO OF Bygs
BEFORE THE WAR.
50 coLoREO AND GILT CHINA DINNER sErs Ar LSSS THAN
ocoLoRED AND GILT CHINA TIA SITS AT LsSs THAN
pHs sgs as At
EVERYTHING MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
LOOK AT THE PRICES
IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS
w. j. l.. DALEY & Co.
No. 63I DRoADwAr
r.. Haughwout IL Co.,
CORNER BROADWAY AND BRooagsr.
Will continue for TWO WEEKS ooy
TIIBIR
GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
or
CHINA, GLASS. GAS FIXTURES.
SILVER PLATED WARE. BRONzES. CLOCKS
AND MANTEL SETS.
CALL AND EXAMINE THEIR PRICES MARKED
AT AND BELOW COST
FIGURES ON EACH ARTICLE
they 0KgsAs
GOODS being opeued
Amer let N.y their successors Ms.r SicoL DAVIDSON .a
continue the business at go Broadway Great Jones
Bargains In Watches, Jeweiry, &c.
All descriptions Of WATCHES JBwkLRY. SILVER sod PLATED
WARE FANS OPERA GLASSES, &C.. selling OF greatly
DUCBD PRICES. Ia REMOVE 70 5i3 BROADWAY asds, 81
Nicholas Hotel
DIAMOND RINGS az ow THIRTY FORTY aud FIFTY Dol
LARS each GEo C. ALLEN BROADWAY Ose leo, be.ss
Cana-.i aud liza BROADWAY shove Tw.n,, ..ves,h.t
Archer II Pnncoast ,f'pgCo.
Have removed their Mandatory aud Wsreroess
NOS 20 7, AND "a woosTgRSr SRw YORK
Between Brsonc aud Spring stx)
where ~ltbe found q very extensive ssssstmest sf
GAS FIXTURES,
every variety psera artistic ia desgu and
AT Low PRCBS
AHa! Hit: A Decided Hit.
CfgoNo BUSINESS CARDS thesanfsl Dasaess
oiloo 6hy varieties recesily introduced b, BAKgR
GOODWIN Just what CITY AND COUNTRY MkRf1i ants sss
These Cards pretty artistic that they eJ
will destroy he-aud consequently the lbsss.ss
they e priced aud prcserSedl Merchant eas
Buslaes. invited % examine .v-csae.s
BAKER GOODWIN. Punteu.
Trhuse Buitiogs. Printing nvusesaasr~. Ny
Rare Opportunity. residence 10 New iseu. eesity
located grounds web stocked fruit .nd .bshh~v
mod,a. satisfactorily built possession say .eh
close estate fo psfiicuhrs appJ 10 G. H. lANopDN ~
Bsadw pseuses Ne tyl 0ssse e. ss.~ ts-~
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Sp,tiaI 9Otitts.
PhsIou,. " yitaIia,v Or. salvation for the Hal

~RttIil SfolIlte'
PhaIon,. yitaIia - Or. salvation for the HAIR
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoNs "vIrALTA utterly ron all the "dr.s col
or.n and r,o.u % 10 1t sets totally dssrsa pns
sp. lmpd fragrant. and perfectly iuuoes'u' p'ep'' %
muddy or t,ueDt requires shaking up and communicates
20 stain TO the ska linen No paper ran Ssees.a 10 COO
zeal IT, ,urbd appearance for the .mp. 'd
to all in..na .ud purposes in Toilet Chemistry
p, ,,. h, ,u srugVr. PHALoy SON Ss~rors
Celebration of the Ratification of the fnrenh
Ame ndment the Constitution of the United states.
Washington Parade Ground on FRIDAY aoRsiS" APn 'o .
oT on Rgbth.t Column ~ oelok ,hroass
Csssst to Hadsonst up udsoa spnhgs dOsu spnng 20
Broadway Thirty fouht through I,yioab.t 70 s,at'o ,.
Pourb.ve passing U1on who're o. 9e ~
GARSSET after which proceed FourbsEe is'Io
,ad there dismiss By order OfGr'nd MaTssal'u pvsr
Adutaut Genera. c,pt wN ., Manifold.
LR Jouy.oy s.cr,,ayGc cs.'n "i o tis' COMMITTEE
L mon Republican General Committee.
regular Meeting held THURSDAY ByBssG April 4"
HEADQUARTERS. Of Broadway and eoai. ats
o'clock. JOHN OoChNANh' r'e''s"e
GsoEeH Co,ca1os Secretaries,
ABtAs BKows, j.,
The Union League Club -Masola'g esr1er o, rTsn',
League Club will be be the Club Hose THIS uhursd.Jl bVhs
ING AT O'clock expected from eminent .p-aAe 90
the passage oi''' Fifteenth Anea'ni' IASSboS WARD see
Insiitute-A stated Nes'bl' Neeus Of .a,. o-u.
viii be held R aS Thursday EVENING GFo PEYTos Rec y
A Meeting of the Twentieth Ward Taxpayers' A--",
citation vii ' 9fS s H FTFSsG i Ap at o 70
further to prevent laying s Ste- oGa
I Nooex Tre,. q. HBwISOS. Ssrrrisrv
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OHIO.

Julian has been defeated by Judge Wilson by majority
OF few votes.
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schr Ponder Bosu Port Jahnsos for BostoB while passing
through " ashore Step Rocks taking u her
leak i0D strokes boa oSrd Of By
steimtug Barrett aud taken to New.ioTk for rspsira
SPOKEN.
Brig Mercedes from Cenfuesos for NesYork. April lat Do H.
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF PRBNCH CHINA CUT AND X,
GRAVBD TABLE, GLASS. SILvBRPLArBD WARE, TABLE, cur
LERY CLOCKS BRONZBS AND GAS.PXTURRS TO EB SOLi
Al PRCES FAR BELOW ANYTHING EVER HBSRD OF EVEN
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PLANTATION BITTERS.
S, T.--IS6U--X

rr -, I.-loOO---A. .oerc
This wonderful vegetable
restorative is the sheet-an-
chor Of the feeble and de-
bilitated, AS a tonic and
cordial for the aged and
languid, it has no equal
among stomachics. AS a
remedy for the nervous
weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is
superseding every other
stimulant, In all climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts as a specific in every
species of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale
by all druggists. mnsocm
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The people of Madison town.
ship begin to snuff the air OF
1857, when furnace failures
we're a daily occurrence, the
labOrer was working at starva,
ton prices and taking prom
ises foc pay. The suspension
of Zaleski Furnace Co. is open.
ing their eyes 10 what the
Democracy and their free trade
allies are doing forthe laborers
of the country by their agita,
ton. They don't like the pros,
pect, as they demonstrated at
the Spring election by defeat
ing the entire Democratictick-
ct. We hope the day is not
far distant when the laborers--
especially those in and about
the furnaces-will cease to act
with the party whose chief aim
is to break down an important
interest on the prosperity OF
which they are depending for
a livelihood.
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EXDerientia DOcet.

Yes surely experience teaches those
who use DR.. Morse's Indian Root Pills
that it is better to take medicine up
ON the first symptoms of disease, that
will surely restore health, than to
wait until the complaint has become
chronic. Use these pills in all cases of
Billiousness, Indigestion, Headache,
Liver Complaint, Female Irregularl-
ties, &c. Get tue 0meta Almanac
from your storekeeper. 1t contains
much useful information for the in
valid and convalescent. If you are
ailing use DIR. Morse's Indian Root
Pills and you will find them OF great
value. Sold by all Dealers.
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Dyspepsia and Rheumatism.

CuEsASrSe, Saginaw Co.. Mich, July 3, 1858.
DR. @, W. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: Ny father,
now about sixty>four years old and has been,
for the last five years, severely afflicted with
dyspepsia and rheumatism, attended with
general nervous arrangement; indeed to such
an extent, as to defy the medical skill Of our
best physicians. And can truly say, that |
believe It was reserved for your Scandinavian
Remedies to perform what all other remedies
had failed 10 do-to work radical cure. For,
alter taking box Of your Blood Pills and a
bottle ofPnrher, he began 10 recover rapidly;
his appetite returned, the Rheumatic pains
def hm, and he is now in the enjoyment of
better health than he has enjoyed in the last
hheen years, and is heavier in flesh than he
Was ever before. And can not close this,
ithout saying, that believe your remedies
re all and more than they are represented.
.'tisrt i.1f."'F Yours respectful
Hao1 1n1a r
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n 90 ALECTURE
GATOTo YOUNG MEN.

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mental and hhysiaal lncap \, res 1lt,ne from
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Transfers of Real Estate I'm
VintOn County for the week
an1in0 AnI.iI Ia 1870. ...


Transfers of Real Estate I'm
VintOn County for the week
ending April II, 1870. 20.
G. Harshoff to John I. Craig, 20
acres, Madison tp, Sl2o,
Phineta Clark to Minerva Rob-
ins, 55 acres, Elk tp., $500. p.
Phineta Clark to Harvey Robbins,
(quit-claim.) 42 acres Elk tp., $500.
Minerva Robbins and others, to
Phinetta Clark, tquit-clalm) 40 acres,
Elk tp., $500. o .) n
Jacob Sanger to Eyallnc Robertson,
north half of out-lot 30, Zaleski, $3.50.
Daniel Booth, Sheriff, to George w.
Sisson, in' lot $50, south half of in>lot
l47, and south half of in-lot 1iS Near
thur, 1926. -yr.
George W.Sisson to James An
krom, in-lot l5O, south half of in-lot
147, and south half of in'lot l4S, Nc
Arthur S4l9.25. .....
Minerva Robbins to Harvey Rob-
bins, Sc acres, Elk tp., $500.
Harvey Robbins to Minerva Rob-
bins, 13i acres, Elk tip, 500.
Jacob Sanger to Earnest Fisher,
north halt Of in-lot 40, Zaleski, 500.
Thomas W. Lacy to Thomas Eads,
80 acr es, $1,000.
] oseph XVIII to Sarah E. Dillon,
out-lot IA, Macarthur, $40.
Matthias Jewel to Mary Z. Perry,
40 acres, Eagle tp., $3.50.
Humphrey Clark, to John Bates,
1913 arcres, Richland t9., $1,000.
George Wagner to Morris Albaugh,
out-lot.6 6, Prattsville, S25.
Stephen E. Eakin to Morris ALL
baugh, (quit-claim) out-lOt 6, Pratts-
vile, $50.
Morris Allbaugh to Joseph II. Bean,
OUT lot 6, Prattsville, l,l3O.
c. Marlborough to John Bell, in
lot II, Allensvillc, 500.
John Bell to Henry G, Moore, in-lot
IL, Allensville, $3.50.
Zaleski Co. to A. II. Kinney, in-lots
and 0, Mechanics Addition, Zales.
ki, Sl,l00.
Zaleski 70, to Ernest Wagner, in
lot 1926, Zaleski, $1,000.
Zaleski Co. to Charlotte Oschmal
I in-lot 65, Zaleski, $3.50.
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Mollenkoph & Bogenschutz

Hereby announce that they hare opened q
new and fashionable, custom made boot ana
shoe store, ln Union Block, Second ST. near
fhe rost otfice, where they will always keep
on hand and manufacture to order, in the
latest styles, cyerythinsIn thelrlne' including
gents Ia dies and misses, boots and shoes oil
all grades.
rhey propose keeping q stock of goods that
will not suffer in comparison with that OF any
ther establishment in the city, and which Will
be sold at the lowest living 'ates.
All work warranted. None but sklliul
Uorkmen employed. .
Call and examine our stock andprces. Re
member the place, No. Union Block, uear
Post Office. noy95 1869.
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IRuMsEY, ROAUs. & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers lniDry Goods aud Notions
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Fur
nace,nen to an examination of their extensive
winter stock. They give special attention TO
Keeping the best goods, and you will always
.nnd their stock the largest and prices the
lowest. One Of their firm remains East 70
give his entire time in watching the markets.
and in buying for them, and hence their stock
q always fresh and always first snpplledwith
the enewest goods. They operate largely do
business on the principle ofthe smallest prot
,ts, ,sad practice the spirit Of liberal accom-
,,Saat;on' Sep. l9-yl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-14
Notice TO Teachers.

THE BOARr of School Examiners for Vim
son County will meet at the Union School
House, inMcArthur, on the lst and Srd satur'
day OF March, April, May, September, October
and November; and the lst Saturday IN. Ianu
ory, February, June, July, August, AMI De-
cember, in each year. Examinations to com
~ mence at ten o'clock, A. N. Satisfactory, eyl'
.dence OF good moral character will be required
n all cases. A fee Of so cents Is required by
itsw from each applicant. r-.-.- .
MR.. BARNES, Chm, ! Board o
.sf J.s HUM, Clerk, School
Il. o, PERDUE. J Examiners