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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

Negroes have only changed
the form Of what Abolitionists
called slavery. They . are sub
ject to the Radicals as much as
they ever were to the task.mas,
ters of the South. The negro
who may think, act and vote
for himself is bounded, like the
runaway slave, traduced and
villified. His liberties consist
in doing as he is bidden by his
selfconstituted masters De-
hance Democrat.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

A short time since, Rufus
Beeman, aged 54 years, resi-
ding in Perry township, Gallia
county, hanged himself. He
went away from home, on horse
back, saying he would be back
before long, but, as he did not
return rs soon as expected,
search was made for him, and
he was found hanging to a dog
wood tree. His horse was tied
near by
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
Macarthur, o., June 20, 1870
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Organize !---Organize !!


If ever there was a time
when the life of a nation and
the liberties of q people were
in danger and when monful
resistance TO tyranny and op-
preston was necessary, that
time has surely come to the
people of this country. Now
is the time for us to strike
now We must go to work in
earnest, and crush out this
monstrosity, this crime and sin
Of Monglelism. The people
must not longer submit to the
acts of this tyrannical and des-
potic faction calling itself "the
government" We have sub
mitted long enough, longer than
we should have done; but the
people are now awakening to a
sense of their true condition,
and begin to make some feeble
efforts of resistance. Those
who have so nobly begun the
work must not be left alone
Eevery honest and true Demo
crat must now 60 to work IN
earnest, and make war upon
this monstrous sin and crime,
and hurl from power the fools,
lunatics and traitors who are
striving to ruin our once gloli-
Gus country who have over
thrown the government Of our
fathers, and established on its
ruins a Mongrcl despotism.-
The great Democratic party
must at once organize, and, as
the White Democracy, must
support such men and measures
as will restore and maintain the
government Of our fathers, as
made by Washington and the
patriots of 1776, under which
we lived SO long in peace, pros
perity and happiness, and
which has been overthrown by
the mad lunatics, fools, thieves
and traitors who have ruled
the nation for the last ten years,
trying to degrade the white
race to a level with the interior,
miserable and debauched free
nigger. The White Mans
Party, The White Democratic
Party must make war upon this
niger equality idea, and upon
all so-called amendments, acts
and laws which are in conflict
with, or opposed to our white
system Of government. Circu-
late Democratic books, news
papers and tracts all over the
land, and in 1872 Democracy
must triumph, and the White
Republic of Washington be
restored TO its former prosperi.
ty, happiness and glory. White
Men 60 to work at once, and
show to the world that this is
a White Mans Government.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

A man in jackson, Ohio,
heard Of the death Of Charles
Dickens, in England, some four
thousand miles distant. When
he went home, he told it. A
young lady who was present
remarked that she had no doubt
it was true, as she had seen his
hearse going past the day be-
fore.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

HONESTY is the best policy in
medicine as we'll as in other things.
Ayers SarsaparilIa is q genuine
preparation ofth thatuncqualled spring
medicine and blood purifier, dccid-
cdly superior to tho poor limitations
heretofore in the market, Trial
pr0vesit. 2t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

TIE advance sheets Of Volume
Second ofStephens' History of tho
War between the States have been
received, and promise to be as full
Of interest as was the frt.
There is no ADLER man in tho
country than Alexander II. Stcph-
ems, and his is an unimpassioncd,
philosopdrc view Of the war, its
causes and effects.
Agents are wanted for Yinton
county 1t will pay to canvass for
such q work,
Address National Publishing Co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

1t was not enough that a
Bonded Aristocracy should be
created in America. We now
have a Landed Aristocracy in
process Of formation. To Gre
ate both, the people have been
robbed.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

The Republican party is go.
ing to pieces. 1t has played
the niger out. Sambo is a
squeezed lemon. 1t has moth
ing left but the bondholder and
the Excise, and these won't
last long. Hail, democracy 4!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
newspaper

CHERRY WINE.-Stonc large rad
cherries. mash them and mix them
with cold water, allowing a gallon
to five pounds of cherries. Let it
stand ten or twelve hours, then stir
it up well and strain it. TO each
gallon orliquid add three pounds of
sugar, and finish the same rs cur
rent wine.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
True.

The Ohio State journal,
which is thoroughly Radical,
says that Protection is not for
farmers but that Protection
is for the Yankee capitalist,
who is starting mandatory
Of some sort .......s
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

UPWARD Of Forty Thousand bot
ties Of Natures Hair Restorative
were sold form Jan. 1yt TO June 1st,
which fact tells its own story TITS
SO clean, and looks so nice that the
ladies are delighted with it. Sc ad-
vertisemcnt.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

The indications are that the
Republicans will not make an
is-uc with the Democracy on
"Protection" in any Congress
sional district where they would
be likely to lose votes in con-
sequence.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29


The bill abolishing the frank
ing privilege is dead for this
session Of Congress. 1t passed
the House by an almost unani
nous vote last January, but
with the expectation that il
would be defeated in the Sen
ate. The Senate filed its part
of the understanding on Tues
day, by rejecting the bill, the
vote standing twenty.six fol
abolition, and twenty-eight
against.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

What party imposes a tariff
upon the people of the West,
for the benefit of Eastern
bondholders, manufacturers and
shoddy contractors ?
The Negro party in power.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

Last Wednesday week a por
ton Of Ross county, north o'
Chillicothe, was visited by one
Of the most terrific hail storms
on record in that section,-
Wheat and corn fields, fruits
and vegetables, were almost
ruined. The damage to grow
ing crops was immense. The
hail lay several inches in thick
ness after the storm had passed
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
q-IIg. HUMAN ETA ACHINE,--.N, "
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I'D a VH0U42 yyEVSo

Inventors who wish to take ont Letters Fat
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editors of the Scientific Amciirdh VINO nave pros
cguted claims before the Patent Office for over
Twenty Years. Their American and European
Patent Agency is the most extensive IN We We
World ChnrSes less than any other reliaole
agency, a pamphlet containing iull lhStruc-
tions to inventors Is Sont gratis.
MUM & CO.. 81 Park Row, New YORK.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

The Radical party taxes
poor men and exempts Bond
holders from taxation.
Taxpayers remedy this at
the Polls.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

Shall Negroes hold Office in
Ohio p?
White Men! Answer at
the polls, .....,. ..,.,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING.

A Book of t25 closely printed pages, lateV u
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great value Mailed free to any adarG's o'1 10 ~
Publishers, No. 10 Park Row New lork, c,,,
The Pittsburg pa Ledger, in It's issue OF Nay VA
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

Contains no Lac Sulphur--no Sugar OF Lead
no Lltharge-no Nitrate Of Silver and Is cn-
tlrely free from the poisonous and hcath-de
strOying drugs used In other Hair Prepara.
tionSf
Transparent and clear as crystal, II will not
soil the finest fabric, perfectly safe, clean and
efficient -,desideratLms long sought for nnd
found at last!
IL restores and prevents the Hair from boCon-
ing Gray, imparts soft, glossy appearance, re-
moves Dadru0, Is cool and refreshing TO the
head checks the hair from falling OF, and re-
stores II TO great extent when prem aturoly
lost, prevents headaches cures all humors, GU
tane0us eruptions, and unnatural heat
DIR. G. SMITH, Patentee Groton junction
Mass. Prepared only by Proctor Brothers,
Gloucester, Mass. The genuine Is put mp In Il
panel bottle, made expressly for it, with the
name Of the article blown In the glass. Ask
your Druggist for Natures Heir Restorative
and take No Other.
For sale byJ, D, PARK, Wholesale Agent, Cinciu.
natl and q, W, sIss0N, MoArthu, ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
The Radicals say the Ne
groes are as good as they are.
Certainly they are. No per
son ever disputed that,

Both Gen. Grosvenor and
Col. Van Vorhes are in favor of
reducing the present high tai,
if. Neither of them counte-
nance the high tariff notions Of
the Messenger, and it is doing
them injustice to suppose they
do because their names were
mentioned in that paper for
Congress. mo candidate in
the District, Of whose views we
knew anything, advocates a
high protective tariff, and no
such man will receive support
in a convention or at the polls
in this District Athens Journ.
al, Republican paper.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.

Call for or send and get Descriptive
Circulars and Factory Price Fists, giving full
) ESTADLIslINiENrs," as well as "sEPARA'
rs" alone, and the ele giant. light-drof and con
Nc MOUNTED and DOWN 8 and 10 Horse
'.RS (whch are sold separately, when desired
spceded" to run ether machlncs togethel
ports from mutitudes Of practical Thresher
ral Farmers who have pur chased and used them
t:7yithstan ding their IN aTked sue
Many well cjnGldered and amply tested IN
aMENTS in details, for conner io,ice and eject
=, have been added since last year, Fo'
them see Circulars.
Apply to Lantz & Pearce,
Agents, Macarthur, Ohio.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1870-06-29

What party has forced, Ne
gro Supremacy upon the labor
iLg people of this country ?
The Radical party.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
conn golann sral Cstaic for Sale.

RARE CHANCE FOR INNESTMENT.-.
" o. The sl Desirable and choice FAkiS o. The south SIDE Of
Long nd lj acres excellent condition and good fences '' acre.
l Of lvaiion l3o Of wood Of 20 years growth, II
80 =, ,bs timber on being rg- beautiful sud ver1 valuable and
opu eui or nearly pay r pura'e money 'he remaining l' acres
@ and meadow ths, good farm hopse two barns and all
a or necessary onbungs. wcI calculated fora da or stock farm
Opig a. % and hin two miles OF depot at l'AP name
sr 70 al seeker Of besh and pleasure bordering the Great
Raw reu sport and noted for rs oErg aud fishing
wopn c1chrre class bonds sd mortgage city property
Inquire Of C. ,. COMBS. 40 BrOadwsy
AI-ACRE FARM, new house and barn.
~ s5 .OO 3ace FARN and doing cool business suto
10th Thin 10 miles the s. r. r. Of Long Island Eoctswsy
Minutes from depot BOOKHOUI, Of Broadway aud frsi
WIlismsburgh
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15


ci cacap borts. thc latter fungiIg $lOl or les2
new evidence OF the enterprise of Messrs. Johnson
Van Iassell-already well known our success. r
huctOnecr5-ls the publication Of spicy little
shcet called The Horse fax which they have
lately undertaken and which found distributed
az the races Of jerome Park, the Prospect
Park far Grounds and IN all the club houses on the
roads leading 10 the above places. Being made ny IN
very neat and attractive style, and serving the same
purpose at the that the programme does AZ the
thedtcr-, IL has, TO Judge from 10, well pIrOnlz0d, OUns
been considered a valuable advertising medium.
The regular auction sale Of horses and carriages at
Messrs. Barker Hamn's NcwGOTk Tatteraais, corner
q. Thrty nintn-st. and Broadway will take place to-
morrow, saturday, the l5th lnsI. at II O'Clock
In the carriage Department Of the Agricultural Far AT
Prospect Park, Go carriages are exhibited fuil de
scrptJn OF those most deserving OF mention viii be
given lh our next weeks issues
At tho request of the Directors of the Fair we defer
the publication Of the awards Ot medals ana diplomas
until We receive official returns from the committee.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKE7.
Nrw.YonK. Fridny. Oct. Il. 1910

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Oct. N 1910.
The market is moderately active 40 far az
Canadian and Western wOrk-horses concerned but
even for these the demand ia far limited and the
hgures FOR which they sell much lower than during the
preceding week Tue latter ia not the with road
ana chhorses-hOlders cvinCing disposition 10 main
tin prices, but as the In which valuable hOrses
are hndiug ready market is fast drawing 10 close,
might ho assumed that they viii be found disposed 10
accept reasonable offers.
lhe regular auction sale at Messrs. Johnston & Van
Iasst horse auction mart I'm East Thirtccnthf was
largely attended, the competition lively, and the bidding
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
90 r1hom II mon Concern

ITO MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS ~
4 WANT or CHINESE LAbOkEtS-AN iptNf ~ l, House
o. Kwong Cllug Wing Coz 80 tDtn at San fi4 -o s pre-
plreI fl-r .h hort icc CHINESE LAboELs t1 or
skilled Fsctoues Railroads DO Hlrrg ODE
fi-lcs al iro.g tac Icaas o. h.cr mel BE- Is I 10
furnish uccertr with o. ,l,r ha.tctr cop e s1d
dn-s Refrs 90 Chss T. Sampson Norh Adams has sal Jas h.
Beeye y J. Goth o. whom rupplcf through bis
Arnryl with hundreds Of ohrs California. Cort1oauence vu
recrre prompt All YOUNG ss j. f. Place s}
Box IS, san irincsco
vIO LET-THREE SITTINGS in PEW No.
ZOE ofhe Fourth PIe Church nr Croshl Iuqu ro
Of d. MCLvAlN, No. 10 Esst Naeeen.si between
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
REAL ESTATE.
NEv-YoKk. Friday. ~. u. ~

Operations in real estate to-day were hgnt'
Nut to-morrow saturday. good properties VIII 0o
offered including is plot, on Broadway ana % a'l's VI
land divided into building Sites part OF the Iau"S
st, A. D5hbs Ferry. which will be sold by the MGs,r,
I,bn.,l A Miller: also house and lands 90 '-" , s',
Wesrh--.er County, l, tie Ntsois. y. D. 49, i'.., '
& o. mi ,0Luu 10 l--Io-L- ny Lue .a--- ---
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
ADErAs H. MULLEl Alctioneer
DFRFMPTORY SALE, By ORDER OF En-

I RCJTRlX or VALUABLE VILLA sITES on WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS AND s. LOIS Oh BhOADWAK
ADRIAN II MULLER = r. WILKINS Co VIII sel A. auction,
TUESDAY october & 1870 a. y oco - The EIchange ha,s
room III Broadway order Of TiiB kAkCiIhA Of LJtb
OHfITENIEN dcfasel seventeen villa u auEg area oi
from Washington IeAts adjoining ue
elegant Hon William NJ. Tweed james Gordon Bennett
Jo "a Potter and JAMES fslef Ihs gpen pan Of i5r'
tract the NegLs plrAsd h le late Mr tlerdru u Ls lie
reserved as being le cLor an most desirable property
Heights I commands Df M Hudson and a IN
N The lesLtfu valley g between r hrnh end Harlem
River and Tor hhess Of oIol beauty grandeur and variety Of
surpassed b properly New orb Island or IT, vein
t fAs Bou,rt nov being a out under ue direction n
thc Ctl PafL CouysOnes alI elch through the westerly
portion u hs property sill sen completed hdi greatly be-
% anl y eiGg sosg "a al bs bans Of ne llson
k'tr alf the kTsrie Par vii sf he most beautiful ald prur
ue dove % he Ia nd ihe nes road on u westerly nde ~ W prop
eventually tht
te 49, bY famfnr 81 drive % be 01 ynld Tie property
10 4so but short drive fom he tfai Park Also - lts atoug
As edcrbec Ipoug and fronting BF0afSay fh " e
H-r nah la one I ihs fesi roads on s Island tr uew tower
i itl Br1ee kuerJ neaG tIisled sill Nbtu completed
lEltst point Elrj
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15

All who have Icdl estate for sale or to let,
and those desru- % purchase rent such property
Will and u % their i1t rest t. advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
10. aggregate circulation leeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii be found not only NeWYoTk and al its cities and
villages but IN every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief a. will
allow Of the adyaItar. claimed being made clear the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for hetroa editions Of THE TEmCxE Daily,
semi-Wetkly. and Nocb comprise iudyIduar iu every
prOfes ueuy advertisements IN ed D
ere read Oy all cas-tS IHE TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention to reports ~ sales Of real estate hOn ID city
and country thus adding greatly 20 the value of its coll
umn a. an advertising medium. The charges for adVer-
fsur are - follow: rA.IY TRIBUNE 80 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE q pei me; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE o. cents per .s. About ten words OF
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
Fecirres ar0 1,rernEy.

DROF. GRAHAN Temperance. New
l,.. Ilh and .,t. ,4tronF Tot.rfe tI. phr.lDog
I.cea.. let -ctl, 1sL Easg Aarss iostU4ee.
b.rga Ct,A.J
CARD FROM OLIVE LOGAN.-Much
couils u grown Of tlr r,-r agents -AI
must -. lfe ate AUIHOH, UNION "a l,aTlst Nes-Ior4
bs t.o cole power Of cousunaag engagements vlrous Bu
r,s' right for only, 20 rc', il'i'ilols BS
GAOBNESTs sre LzeI only by tLs AcilOs' U-.n.
OLIVE LOGAN.
Un.el Sa.e, lrt.. N,7I0fk
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
RUTHERFURD PARK

HAS NOW TWO INDEPENDENT DoUBLE-TRACE RAILROADS
TO NBW.YOBT and 100 INHABITANTS.
In THREE YEARS WILL HAVE 200 POPULATION snl TREB
INDEPENDENT pOUBLE-TRACg ROUTES TO NEw-YORE, con
Meeting with SIX FERRIES With 100 TRAINS DAY To parties
THAT WILL BUILD WILL UNDERsEIL, longer ceau auy
Suus-u Property ofeeI within miles OF New YORK SaP-
r.yr BUILDING SITES AID HOUSES for SALE orto LET.
GEO. r. WOODWARD,
Iot BROADWAY, NRwA 0EE.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
mesttbesier Gounin Real estate for Sale

EOR SALE-At Milton Point, Rye, West
chester tvosory and attic COTTAGE HOUSE con
tanning from 10 l. oems Of LAND; has hne
front; location pleasant easy Of access and heal ny Win eI
tended views Of long Milton haor Terms re1sn-
able Apply TO b. H. LUDLOW Co, No. riues- tpl'59
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
Selp nanieo.

4 GENTS WANTED.-(5225 4 MONTHLY
" AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., BOSTON MASS Syr
81. LOUIS NO.
NVTANTED-AGENTS $50 per dav) 10 sell
w the celebrated HOME SHUTTLE sEWlSG-MACHISR Hss
ts urder feel ukes lock stitch aIte on bo e su \. y
licensed The AId cheapest Family sewing Machine l the m,rt
JOHNSON CLARK co, bosioa Mas, Pitsbu Peuu
CAcsgo. IL, q Louis Mo-
VXYANTED-Steady industrious AGENTS:
w basess legitimate patents copyright. send 70 csu lor
sample. j. fhlE No. - hafssl'st CAafi.siosn. Mas.
Onu EXPERIENCED WEAVERS WANTED
sDNDO ort ieato Al PIERCE Co Bow ln yr,en
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
6ituaiions rDanie0-- Hlales.

4 MERCHANT, /, whose means are not large
IA who has however experience Cf business
occupat references furnished msu1rurers agency
preferred VII travel necessary. Address ~ r. W, Tribune Ohce
A GENTLEMAN Of good education and busi-
~ haJts desires SITUATION Office whore honesty re
t.t7 and steady voud hs folly arf el Sp,ts
gsl Scandinavia hnguages Answer AUGUST Tribune
Once
4 LIFELONG resident OF Philadelphia, well
acrua.ute bushes, with is leading men M eerg CALI
ug AGENCY Of Pre- usurnce Of established csrar
ter Address NJ, Box 2.8Oo, Phade phia r o., Pcnn'a
GARDENER and FLORlST.-SITUATIO
~ WANTED BY fcls pracfal Scotchman al ara-uer,s
the laying out Of grounds, mental psnng Harltsm
atd ayiug drives drainage Ac has had peeue Do fe
souh market truck for The Norteu market e
e laugs both and thorough sY.te4atra tcsr. lg
yes-s reference Address PRACTICAL GARDENER Bay Side Hush
ing L. l.
EARM HANDS at Bowling Green.-PIERCE
constantly Oh band frstcss Ssetes German scotch
sad BlghsA. Also Mechanic, Coaehnen Garienes &C.
CCOTCHMAN and WIFE, ENGLISHMAN
> and WIFE fr-rate hands "a house voaer. g artye
want Eonh West s0uh Inquire the Agslcr OF
PIEHOE 4 Co, Bow ing green
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
Gin iJropertn 10 fct.
Brooklrn l]rorcrtn TO Get.

4 FURNISHED PRIVATE RESIDENCE 10
~ LET frtcss locality o' te Nreeeth Ward br''fl
cr,ueu 90 the la house handsomely
r, al decor fe. the walls 4i cr- TIE furniture c-rA
A. are ltw and lrst-cas Apply tie premises 80 osss Brook
lru T. ID.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
fons 3sIano Real estate for Sale.
RICHMOND HILL.
Long Island,

f-r- - l A. feaa 'ul sd ee nile IN Iiooeyelts
4 ,-,, ii. 4 r.-- n 10 ul v-s from Jsmaca being
80 49, t 'pa st1 y rt.e Fg..oDaFes Il
,e1 81 r. ta. . isii out viii sress ageb8at an pans
A.. -.l 'i. e 1u tHgf. nrrtmei'aI tr-ef fuiMCt
ots. l I... Ffrc.f .es ~ =. q 40e rae Of
q h @ rl .- ."afees. hal Gated a, 10 conn a9d
-' .... Oh. .c.a aaa O., DE s-I.Ouailz cg1IIL
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
Couutrn propcrtn 10 fet.

rEO LET-At Iryingtol, on the Hudson,
,rl.... ftIa. HOUSE fI.l .. Usr 1ai 81. ie I',H H
rrnt.r,r: Fr fora Winter residence .us Ltl, aGnitnft o
irlt &C. yes unsurpassed, lll- o.. .,.J -u- 81 Co.. 4'--
-. T. BIEnTADl.
TTO LET, for SALE, or in ENCHANGt for
CI, lro- ert-- torllsu 'a rirs from depot a' I'D
from Crsa uc I.e COTTAGE 0,.. ie..', t'-. '' .f
esr.ar &C. Procession immeiHr Sr.DaiI ioctoa AiPl O.
KUPPEL. u Aa-at
vTNO RENT, FURNISHED, for term of
L IEAEe-Oteo o lr most hf.a' 81 SlllAtLr or O.. i--5.a
This r4r- opportunity fora ce..er' i.ll..
FaRREiSGIOS Eoth" Lii. No Gs.'g Ii0ase.
TO RENT, At lOAkEE--A number of
f.r-...tI sff. rra--flat .NII LIEHt on. rtr .s.n'-
IARMSGIUN EJthHLiL. Boz ts.F I!ol'".
VONKEPS.-TO LLT-Three mislcd aj
two miln.fed HOUSES a. l~f lu.e, o. lOl 1AA', --a
loub.n
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
Zeal estate 10 Gxtbarge

rE'O EXCHANGE.-Threc-st MODERN
U1rSE wet sGe ys8e : loOO for Dairy Farm ln acres
oesa stI rushed eqnl value, O1a-s County pe.rrri 4
JOJ t;EAl u PIues.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-15
millinern.

VELVET B0NNETS and LADIES' HATS
tIs day half pho Others charge. Elegant Eonnes All .
srtei to tn ChArenI Hats BhAss hAHes 81 Broad
Wav Remember up-san