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o,rnara q. hemurrase or damages large sum

owners IA demurrsge or damages large sum
f money aud defendants claim Judgment for
"a o6 0T suc detention. The yessel in her trip 70 En-
, siC rod heavy nstcs frOm storms and II b. claimed
f tbe.c los-es thereby became subject Of general
90 bci1,t on the owner OF the ship and her cargo,
81 re paiutits became bound % pay to tie owners OF
t .ln cf rain large sums, amounting TO 5000. 10 II
is, ccf I'M defense that at CulCutta suit
menced by plaintiffs, together with others, against
AYris 10 recover among other things, the Identical
clan sued .pon IN THIS action that this clam was
sft.r,eri fully paid and settled between the parties
N further alleged that the lst of February, 1885,
the plaintiffs with the same persons as IN the suit above
having effected insurance upon such disbursements az
Akyab agreed, for consideration, TO their best
means aud an possible dispatch 10 the amount
insured Of the insurers and that they would not make
any claim Of said owners by OF such disbuTse
unless they should fail to from the ndem
mites the amount incurred In respect OF such proceed
that, in March, 1853, agreement in writing
entered into between the plaintiffs and others and Sam
uel Annis tie defendant, tlat they would hold the
ter Of the yesse-Aunis-and the owners harmless and
indemnify them against all claims Of the parties above
mentioned in respect of the bills account Of dlsburse
ment Of the ship at Akyab which the clam sued upon
In this acton.
Judgment was obtained in this case the 91st OF
March 1882 in favor OF the plaintiffs for S560 30. from
which Judgment the defendants appeal. Decision
reserved.
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THE AYEsTARAN REQUIEM.

ST. Stephens Roman Catholic Church was
well filed yesterday morning by congregation tprin-
cpsy Cuban) assembled TO participate in the funeral
services for the repose Of the soul Of Luis Ayesaran
recently parroted in Cuba 10y the Spanish authorities
The tafalque rested in the Of the aisle sustain
ipg an oHrinR Of flowers from the Cuban Jmta typical
OF "Taith Hope and Charity" tog .theT with heavy
silver CruCi6X At the head OF the caldaIque vas paced
irge heart of mmOrtelles pierced by dagger. At the
foot was floral cross with the initials l. A. wreathed
in inmorfees Floating from wreath OF flowers, bear
inc fine name of Luis Ayestaran In letters OF black
were several streamers OF white silk In the advanced
news sat the mother sisters and other relatives OF the
deceased while the rest OF the pews were nled by the
Cuban residents Of the city Many ladies wore Grape On
te eft arm I'm the form Of bow with large ends, and
fastened with silver stars. MOZarts requiem was sung
by double quarette choir under the direction OF the
ceIebraut assisted by the Rev. DR. Mcsweeney Deacon,
and the Rev Father COraYaI OF AJaecio Corsica sub
On Monday morning next II is proposed TO celebrate
Re0uem Mass In St Stephens Church. Tor the epOse OF
the souls Of all Cubans who nave Deen sialH III i"e
vi vii
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board met at 4 p. m, yesterday. The
City superintendent sent I'm report upon the exanina
Cn Of the Corporate Schools which had been visited by
him sinceithe l4th of September. There were visited
in all tw euty schools; number Of pupils on the
iter GC43 549 present az the time Of the visit
number Of teachers 1876 OF whom Il licensed in ac-
corlnce with law; the remainder teachers who have
received license from any local general officer OF
this state authorized 10 grant such license The order in
the schools has been found generally good the disip
entirely eective and OF mild character and resort
to corporal punishment nfrequent. The superintendent
especially calls attention 20 the fact that out OF l5 teach
er employed in these schools and paid from the pIbic
moneys OF the state in part consisting Of the Common
School fund.- only II have been licensed by state author
iy and that practically. the state law has been violated
which fOrbds the payment OF portion OF the school
fund to any other than the qualified teachers. The Board
OF Education is partly dependent on its proper quota
district quota in 1862 SO % per teacherl Of the state
moneys the distribution O which depends upon the num-
Der of teachers employed in al classes of schools which
fnberis annually reported to the superintendent Of
Public nstru, ton Of the state. petition was received
from the Assistant Principals IN the Boys De
OF the grammar Schools asking that the salaries
Of an the assistants in these departments be equazed
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CITY COURT-RROOKTyN

Hm. hetchCm agt. VIM. 4. ITOriCeU.-Tms
SUIT was brought 20 recover sl0OOO the amount alleged
TO have been lost in the purchase Of iceCrea bs
ness which the plaintiff was induced 10 buy about
the e9th OF September, 1858, the alleged false rpIe
ntatlOns OF the deendant. The store Is in FdOnaye
Brooklyn, and the defendant sold because the bus
ness was not paying, while bis statement 10 the plaintiff
at tie time OF purchase that his income from other
sources was sufficient and lie did not wish the trouble o
THIS business. the de set Is that tie failure OF
the business was due TO the unshul manner IN which
10 conducted 10y the plaintiff and that the latter
bng unable 10 the rent aud interest due for the
oI the store from september 1863 TO Noyember 1862 de-
hvcred the possession Of the store and fixtures 10
tHe dc cndant who after sold II out, Orcng TO
agreement. Tue jury found verdict OF 5000 Tor the
pIiuflN
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YonK. weanesdar. Oct. 3. 1a-o

NEwYoRK Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1870.
AT the Exchange, to-day, Mr.. d. NJ. Seaman
sold NO. l2S Nest., lot and building for SlsOO and No
I-s "estst, lot and building for $4,000
seVehtyseyen building lots in Tyler Park On the east
cry slope OF the North Bergen flights, adjoining the
northern boundary line OF Jersey City were sold yester
Gay Dy lhe Messrs Aldridge Wood Tyler Park is only
W. Illss On the HObOken ferries, aud the Northern
railroad runs through the property. The bidders
l3i rOus, and the bidding not spirited. Phe
IVoNlg il t OF property sold and prices obtained:
posed az ste for factory s35 a lot
Tysrpaoe and Secsacus rosd-Pot l75t3f7 A. $50
Gostaegh p4ee-FOur lots sgIl
70 $500 - ''4'N1 ~ F'''' '"''"e ' w
+42. ~ " WV -' W. "
CoumssveTEo lots 2lOo and 2sIl6 each $50;
Sndae-FTe lO 2Ill6 EACH Ousht $50 each and
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COMMON PLEAs-GEvrRAL TrRM.

BgF0re DAN Ch. j., and L0re aud Lnyrn-
hSe j. John Be0fsOn and MGtiher ArDlsfrOUg a vt
ahd H. POfii0n, james W. ElDeU, Vim. NJ Loom and
sslssi Annis-The plaintiffs IN this case were mer-
-lis and cOpartneTs, doing business under the firm
~ Of John BetsOu & Co The defendants were
,slsts Of the ship Satellite OF this city. In July
h. the vessel was in the port Of Akyab, in the East
Fts about 20 proceed on a voyage % the West Of
= p. The complaint alleges that the defendant,
,s t Annis was then master Of the vessel and owner
n part Not having funds or credit 10 purchase the
I'tssry supplies and labor for the tip 20 England,
f-s pledged the credit Of the an agent for
~ AID obtained Of the plaintiffs, through their agents
n az al, hessrs L. Steward Co., the necessary sup
n ~ Tie agreed price Of g. 81 49, defendants prOms-
I. y Pay demand with interest, which they have
Eyy eone nor any part. The defense Is denial that
~ " the defendants promised 10 pay the plaintiffs the
ITe sum; il sets forth that the plaintiffs their
Es sfongfuly detained the vessel at Akyab for a
~, PellO1 beyond the time speclned IN Their
''. aud thereby became Liable " Day " the
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wFpyrsDAYs WEATHER REpoRT-9 A. "
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..n..

PORT OF SEW-TORk '"''''''''N" -
CLEARED. ,,,,..... ro,so,
S7-so Jo@ sTS IcSa Pl5.a a nsPs
Hoiges Hsi,rs Neye Greens Lsoe EJECT RS
G. W5issr sbsrrn FDt Pieree Phlade
iPa Pla vaaa SSis9'f %ieSa P6sdbs hSSr s.' O'''''
Bafs BCffGs % SIiel sl.a " Sf.Sa St Thomas. Moum
mont Barbadoesi Ranger, DOty Savannah ,,,.o, 1,o.
.od9; Salans Sf Mo ISGfs csfa 81 John B
Iss D- Bishop tSsSs Ss5sanhS aSin Hlj5e jooa Sa .
GPss b5Gr9 Es Perez P, fsSS Bsao f H"ht
Ba.gv~Sev-YorE, Sumner South Apboy.
ARRIVED. c..
Steamship CITY Of Limerick Phillips Liverpool and o'eeno'n SEPT
st-ansiP San Jaeuto Atkins savannah Hte and pass
Steamship Volunteer. Jones Pliade' 'plia. mfse.
steamship Dir.go, johnson, Portland. mdse and pass
sssg E, Es5sn1 p.,5 B15 " ' e. 1ar,l o
EaGs Gar.;1Rg i G5S. a., T., t'efP9 fl e & raj % @ t vs. c
Brg Msna Wheeler Wheeler, Galveston Au 70 Pensacola sept o.
Bns Aa'eceio MeIeiaa Iiuean c. B., 10 days coal
Brs WA Md.. o V5qqgI wdog Ps5y,e Pay IS S iu%6r
Brg by Th-Ter Parker saa iTer Ga, Il eal VIA DsA"e
SER " .nas ManseIi Pensacola % lumber.
,caoJNEEs-fu7sH sSP c,,,IWIy 0 y5
soso"u, D c. MMfE II-i. . Ger s5,e eogo D. C.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToN Mass Oct 5Arny steamships Onena from savannah
FTg % MoSEog oc sPa.c in o- Baltimore bhgs wenoaab
frm Havana Ceapease and Lee rom Dem rara Passed or s
Gcc laumer r Porto e2 JEIa for St johns T. Posed up
trg Lochnvar, Baltimore ilr Richmond
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEEysTows Oct 5Ine Tesahp Nelrska from NeN'fok Tor
Liverpool arrived this prr az o'clock yttela afternoon
L0NDOy Or 5Th steamship Pcuns ania from ke'forA ar
rived yesterday.
DISASTERS.
inman steamship city Of Ant
the following sagrisy oct % M % lat
1880 ~ Ion 415O W. Of the mshp 81
OF her driving wheel the h oi
Sept II forenoon She expected y repr and proceed
boanng civ Of Antwerp The 81
Laurent will therefor he due In Neviork FiY. Oct T.
The Dragon, New YORK ior Port San IT nad before e
porel vese fallen vita 4lst u a. 5l5 lon go dl'
usste and watcogy and ony small OF her staroani
Of ths by EHH Eyas oh ccelol n taking
wreck Theg reported having
eucci hurricane 10Th lar 81 IS, tllI, when lie vessel
Nhe eudelyounc away the main
Capt Maugoi Of swept overheard and
drowned.
In the Mhalet Anne m before reported taken into
Savannah the r Gsou and four men from har Aie Nc
ABANDONED Or the savannah X puh.r1n
boarding y olrd OF water the bold
the rel hal been % by anger holes beng
toC 10 oiom Mr. C plsd these hoes aud te ytse mas
e and The wreck ~ DAYS
ana Attempted 20 make q po OF h Wes butsvtr earned Eoh
atrean finally succeeded in arriving Savannah
all iolI used Up, and vat all gone
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Professional Nollceo.

n u. HAMMOND, VI. ID. Prof, 232 j0th- ST, east
As ave NERVOUS DEBILITY Urinary and skin hi eases &C
DILES OR HEMORRHOmAL TUMORS-
Al kinds polve perfectly aud permanently cursi hy W A. NC
CANDLISs ~ D. 20 2Ool ARCII-Sr PhlLADELPlllA,P PENN
desire atIce sih knd of PILES, Internal
External Bni Beug itching that e posugeE no Kind Of
deception Diseases; the perfect anf permanent
AMI without the ghe without s slightest injury 70 the pa
c1usc iuft-mtr alto c1re rs
tss Fsur Proarus uI Ucrrat Patients
h1us f cu-el hey desire Can
l20J p,rs,ns cured 10 Philadelphia alone
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PtSSENGt Frs ARPTFD.

FROM LTVERPOUL-In steamship CITY of LINER ck ~ NJ
G. im ss Sste SrS smith Wm Cartet and We M
wfr sni cd NJ Rorchsr Mr. Hedhng wife an eilfrH l. @
tran. G. Rct'r :. l. Aai.r o1 N s. Gibson. ,, IL.
FROM SAvAEEAHIu stsimsiir San Jacn.o Oct a-r hhen
lIi vli. Ms. r. Sogei and ctdru Major Del NJ
D. Icdt j. " Pecs J. b. GRIN. - Cooper, j. Irvar y sSAe
A Iav
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SUPREME CoUhT-srEc1AL TERN

The summary course adopted by Judge Bar
nard with reference 10 striking cases not answered 70
from his calendar without effect and yesterday
of the 125 called, over tUotlrds answered,
"Eiy" Tnpre Is a large calendar this term aud JUDGE
barnard intends 10 hold Court until it is disposed or
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AlarbIc ano Slate AldnieIs.

AlarbIc Gn0 Slate aldntsls.
vNANELED SLATE MANIELS.-P Plain,
= H.rzc aIl Dee e, prices un BIO 70 ~ AID upward
Also ka.e rye-s dase pu1n plain ard oruaren'aL
PE&RHlE SLATE Co., Ne. 80 West bigntenths'.
Between fih and sIth-a7es.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
~ Gyeso... e Table Plumbers SahsNos ShoNrooms
vit1 fLest assortment Of MASILLS. Prce- clGccd.
A. ELABER. ~ lrl 1856 East Eehteent q, Nev.York
NARBLElLED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
vi aud elegant deigus from 80 $l2, Sj up -zJA T. B.
STEWART Co. COS szave., bet Tlrtytth aud Thirtysrhs
- KLABER g. Co., Marble Works, PIT TO 223
.We 5s between Broadway 8ihsve Marble and M'rhe
i1ed Maates Tiles Monuments HiolesTsst variety and cheap
u the city.
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feno 1sIano Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE or to RENT-Flushng, l.. l., 20
Il minutes frum Thryiuurht, A. nntes fun ast-A hOhk
healthy mo,u house with all me rseo
papee pane Throughout with hard wood green house
outbangs and grounds al conpe orer g olt
nd requre gArien lawn and trees y acres
Pnce, 1900 very easy Can BE- oeGGPed
Ad1ress X W Lha'ii no "Ais1
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Goal, &r.

COKE, So 50 per Chaldron-Deliyered i'm
y M ,ately from MEi ROPOLITAS GAS WORKS, Foyecond
st and N r. H. II. MURRAY.
NOKE, 50 so per chaldron, delivered, best
" duaty large reduction to shippers from MANHATTAN GAS
WORKS Fheenth-s. and Avenue &. J. SMITH.
ITO MANUFACTURERS for steam
purposes not screened 81 at METROPOLITAN GAS WORKS
Forty-s,eopt-st and \. h. H. H. MURRAY.
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feaal Notltcs.

CUPREME COURT, QUEENS COUNTY
= JOHN CAHNBLEY Plaintiff against CHARLES NEWMAN De-
f.irt-Suumop fr Relief Com Defendant
nd You required TO the complain
in s action which was fled the Once ~ the CLERK
County Queens Village o Jamaica said County and to
COW Of your auw, sill complaint The subscriber his
Office the City Of Brookn within twenty DAYS
ae Tie service of exclusive Of TIE day Of such
f the said complaint within the time
af TIE Pin,f W apply the COun the relief
deua1iel in tie CONF mplaint-Datei sept "A. 1919
rs Iaw6gTh JOHSC SMITH, Plaintiffs Attorey
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Gopariuership Notlrcs.

Gopariuersbip Notircs.
NOTICE ia hereby given, that the business
y her co1ucci in fu " HENRY G. THOM SON
Co. at No. CAanbeFs-, NeS-i0rs, s dls day asoiyed
HENRY g. THOMPSON.
October 1870 REJNE MAXIM 90
e m re Of the Agency fr Se Of ue Co Il the Hartford
Carpet Company viii be conducted b. the rrr 81
REUNE MAXIM,
October ]. 1910 No % Chamlesst
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Corporation Notices.

CRY or EEw-YoRK. DEp,ErNEyT or FNANCE
BuREAU OF RECrvEz OF TAKr, CorRr-ilorsg. PARK
% CHANBEEs-sT., September q, ,l37J.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The Books for
~ Taxes Peas Property anil BANK STOCK vii lie opened for
uaymen, ~ this ofcc THURSDAY NEXT. Oc0lerb
Due gwen when the Books iof Al sae are rsdy
BERNARD SMlIH Receiver
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SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT ON
THE HUDSON RIVER
PoR SALE AT AUCTION
TUESDAY, OCr II, 1870

BENZ p PAIRCHILD, AUCTIoNERR
viii sell at PUBLIC AUCTION EDNRsDAi the l2h October al,
o'clock H. at the Hotel Barrytown under the direction Of Thomas
Lawrence esq Referee the dhghauy situated COUNTRY RESI-
DESCE ofthe Judge Livingston, known
"ALMONT,"
situated Hudson River about three miles north Of BaTry,oEn
Duches County, and containing about
400 ACRES,
Together with he MANSION and sppasnsacss Of CRSTLENANs
COUNTRY RESIDENCE a. conceded be the sad uOsi
PARK-LlKB residence in AMERICA.
Grounds baAsOns l and witt ample Fruit and Forest
Trees GAeu and Orchard Se k Greenhouse The timber
alone has been valuei At
100000
capable Of being divided parcels s'ss :" eAe
magnificent building se grounds For more Paraea'
appyto THOMAS LAWRENCE, esd, Referee
lJ9 E.sssast, SsrlS'L
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AlGchluerp.

GlGrhlnerp.
EIRE and RED BRICK PRESSES.-FactOry
L No. .JJ South Fthst.. Phil tcphia. = P MILLER
EOR SALE-STEAM-ENGIN and BOIL
iR, o. all sizes: also l5.c of 20 $ Fam
PUMPS; also large anl welzaei BUILDINGS RlNr With
w.t.oat seA.l-pOaer. Apply 10 CASSIDY,
70 Brlces Brooklyn.
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aucton 5lles of Real estate.
y A. LAWRENCE, Auctioneer.
ROSELLE' ELIZABETH ELIZABETH
70 Ellie LOTS
To be lo.i 10 tue highest bidder.
b. Messrs. LAWRENTE. OAKLEY FLEURY,
On 1t ESDAl, Oct llh, 1870,

Al O'Clock ~, III premises
What are handsome accessible snd
attractive SeSye.sey minutes Om Wt) really worth
Can they be sodl
This question propose settle bv actual ae and DO 10
would res ectaIg 6ut earnestly direct public attention sale mode 70
close partnership interest positively day name and absolutely
to tizt,st bidder .. -. -
We shall sell LAre Frclis. RESIDENCE (ate Underhl
Also 10 LOTS, 251'.O each.
situated midway between kOee and West Ehtaheh
Staiou. miles from EewlOrk-or IS minutes by the NeW
Central Railroad dAy stop It West Ehzaeh and
tvntytw A. Rose- walk from either Com
mutation S65 per Nry he fne views good In
no nu sances schools CLuche Stores. and Hotels IN immediate
vicinity.
TERMS per fee Of sale N cent on lst
November O'Clock the Office Of the A0couee "hsu Deeds
at tie option oi lie PuchAse)
bond ~ gage for yrags. az pr cent.
- Photographs u prtclrs AMI Tickets 70 attend ne sale
ha Auct0ucrs O1ce 10 Pine st. days pTeyons
To z
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DEPARTCRE or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. ocr 6

THURSDAY. OCr G. 49,. a.
Mails Europe via Qleensosn ana hyep09l ef sesIs Is
Batavia Cnard bok Jerssy City close the PosiOhe al N
Supplementary AA PAID esn only male uP On po
City osri Al J0 m fAl ete depoAted II suppemely
Mails mnst BE- prepaid g.ih double pOslAgc .tt, Mr.
hss o Nsssau the Wesi Indies per anslp MOTTO
Castle, from Pier No n. d siessnP s@ ~ - ~
FRIDAY, OcT. T.
No steamshp MaA
SATURDAY. Ocr g. -
Mails for Europe via and Liverpool per ~
PATs IRON Pier No 45 ~ r.. the fostOmee ~ -
Supplementary Mail only made up 81 fler No. -
n H. And eloses ~ l;S y " sA.ssssAs sails az ~
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gitn Real Gstate for Sale.

A FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE; house in
4 furniture OF bst quality Apply l2 Nest Fory
hfa It., from ? to 3. m.
A STRICTLY frst-class, full-sized, brown
IA HOt 81 ad s,n-ayr Murray il SALE low
proe. Others deby oltei= 20 Oh O. 50 90 upwsri-bar
gains. W. p sEi AOUR III BROADWAY.
EOR SALE-The following exua-sized and
lrst-cass UJsBs teuty finished in hai soo anI with all
b.
Mad.soas,e northeast corner FIT y-furth-st
NJ isansyt Forty -tair.st
MsdisoHage. southwest corner FOriy-thnls 81
MAJ side near Foriy-ninhst.
hes Fs enth soah side Just east Nnhaye two
HOUSES
ready Occur sncy will be sold
u ard upon easy Further D,racIisTgof
" Lao +. H. LuDLJw Co, p nest.
EOR SALE-At a bargain, near Stuyvesant-
square, iousory ghsiopp stone HOUSE perfect
oa.er. lngure Of HOMER AOAGAN, P.ae-s- u'5D
EOR SALE-A frst-claSs four story, high-
l. sto1p HOUSE, ia peri orle, gad DO west
letEeen fetutn EgHlbayeA Full parc lars
rom HOMER MORGAN. 2Plnest a.7s1
EOR SALE-The elegant brOwn-stOne HOUSE,
stoae viie, EOz the best mue
date ro Apply Lescen = and tae pr-mst No. West
Fftch-s-
HARLEM.-For SALE or to LET, a HOUSE
4 viii elg.t rooAsi slHcIr, Natr, .tlgr. will Oe
Rsn 49, On ntullel aLdthir cst between SIKH
and seventh
MADISON-AVE., near 42I-st.-An elegant
vi gors gIsto0 tt.ue uO ~ SALE che4p also,
No Eas. rhir -lfh-st W. p. ~ MJCR ~ Br'IaNsy
IN FIRST-CLASS brown-stOne HOUSES for
az SALE-P1cs iron &i4 30 Sg,U For fu la1ieulaIs
fsad ios pia4d list A. C. LOOMla Co., l2i Broa.aa,.
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RUTHERFURD PARK

HAS now TWO lyDEPENUEYT DOUBLE-TRACK RAILROADS
TO NEW YORK AMI 100 INHABITANTS.
In THREE YEARS WILL HAVE 5000 POPULATION ani THREE
INDEPENDENT DOUBTE-rRACK ROUTES to EEW-YORK,
meeting with SIX FERRIES with l0J TRAINS DAY. To parties
THAT WILL BUILD WILL UNDEaSELL. longer crets any
Suburban Property of equal miles Of sup
nor BUILDING SITES aud HOUSES for SALE to LET.
GEO. l.. WOODWARD,
I0I BROADWAY, EEw-YORK.
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furnishing Sooos.

BERTINE' oEsr1rnrss FURNISHING STORE.
l.rand HoteI, broadway. corner OF Thirty -hrrt-st.
The finest and richest Of sAr Tea No n We s4s
low prioos Shirts Iasds 10 ordeA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-06

Ory miles , NevYok ani railroad direct TO Philadelphia
sol superior for all climate nll nl p,oyebay healthy water
anI pur-; Puce AMI nlaarA
us' fee. add T. CAMPBELL
\. D. W ER!GHAM. A. cat Brcks1ar. y j.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08

ANOTHER Railroad project
has been projected, The Ger,
tificate Of incorporation was
filed at Columbus on Monday.
1t is known as the Chesapeake
and Cincinnati and Chicago
Railroad Company, and the
termini of the proposed road
are to be the junction ofSymms
creek with the Ohio river, in
Lawrence county, and Cincin-
natl and Dayton, 10 run through
lronton, Portsmouth, Piketon
and Hillsboro. We must hurry
up with our Logan road, if W.
would not be cut off and
ofrever forgotten.-G GallipOIiS
Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08
To Pickle Cucumbers.

The following is one Of the
very best recipes for pickling e
cucumbers: Take three gal
Ions of. rain water, two gallons
cider vinegar, half a pound oI
alum, three quarts OF salt. Put
the cucumbers In and cover
with horse radish leaves or
cloth, and keep q weight on
them. l keep my mangoes in
the same way. When wanted
for the table take them out,
rinse them in water, put them
In vinegar, and scald them in
brass if you want them to look
green. | have kept them for
two yearsin this way, andihayc
not lost one.-MrS. n. Conreyst
JOrden. rou "a aa7s9j
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08

Made of Poor Rum, WhiskeH Proof
Spirits and refuse Liquors, doctored'
spiced and sweetened to please the
taste, realied ,,~Tepics" "Appetlzers," /"
,.Restorers,n &ea that lead. the tippler
on to drunkenness and ruin, but are
true medicine, made4from the ma
tive roots and herbs of California,
free from all Alcoholic stimulants.
They are the GREATABL00D PURI-
FIER and LIFE GIVING PRIN0I-
PILE, perfect renoyator and invigor-
ator of the system, carrying of all
poisonous matter, and restoring the
blood to healthy condition. No per-
son can take these bitters according to
directions, and remain long unwell.
800 will be given, for an incura-
BILE case, provided the bones are not
destroyed by mineral poisonS or other
means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point OF repair.
For InflammatOry and Chronic
Rheumatism, and Gout, Dyspepsia
or Indigestion, Bilious, Remittent
and Intermittent Fevers, Disease Of
the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder
these Bitters have been most success
ful. Such Diseases are caused by
Vitiated Blood which is generally
produced by arrangement of the Di-
gcstiye Organs.
Cleanse the yliiated blood whenever you md
hs mp,naes burstlng throGglE the skin in
pimplcs. eruptlons or sores: cleanse It when
you find trplstrueled and sluggish in The
VEINS; cleonseiI Whehit y fpnl, apd.J Our feel.
ings will tell you when. Keep the blood pure
a1d the health ofthe system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, ami other worms, lurking in the
;, stnln of SO many thousands, are eaediually'
destroyed and removed,
In bilious, remttent and intermittent ie
vers, these hitteTs have equal. Forfull dlrec.
tions read carefully the circular around each
bottle, printed in four languages English,
/, German, French and Spanish. -h ~.
j. WALKER, Proprt tor, 32 Commerce ST
n. Y. X. Ii MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists, and general agents, San Francisco
and Sacramento, California, and S2 81
@B-sOLDBY ALL DRUGGISTS DEALERS
aug 4lST0 4w
VINEGAR BlTTERs for sale al
SissOn's. ..f. 1.l '.m" ..'.l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-08


IF you have a discharge from
the nose, offensive or otherwise,
partial loss Of lthe sense of
smell, taste or hearing, eyes
watering or weak, ieel dull and
stupfied or debilitated, pain or
pressure in the head, take cold
easily, you may rest assured
that you have 'the Catarrh.
Thousands annually, without
manifesting half of the above
symptoms, terminate in con-
sumption and end in the grave.
mo disease is so common, more
deceptive or less understood by
physicians. r. v. Pierce, M.
D., of Buffalo, N Y, is the pro-
prietor OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy-a perfect Specific for
Catarrh, ,i"Cold in The Head
or. catarrhal headache. which
he sends to any. address, post
paid, for sixty cents or foul
packages for. 50. Pamphlet
sent free. Sold by druggists.