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Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-09
New Jersey Railroad.
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FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST, NEW YORK.
Commencing Sept. I3. 1866.

Trans will leave New York for Baltimore and
Washington al $40 A. NJ, and 1890 and 9 2. NJ,
with only one change of cars TO Cincinnati or
Chicago.
e4@ Through Tickets sold for various places
West in the A. NJ. and P. NJ. trains.
NO BAGGAGEwill bereceived for any train un-
less delivered and checked Is minutes in advance
of the time of leaving; and Baggage not taken by
tn Swner on it's arrival Will be liable to acharge
of storage.
All the Philadelphia trains from New York stop
at Newark to take up passengers, the A. NJ. at
the principal stations, the l, d. 630 and 1890 p.
NJ and IL midnight. at all stations,
On Sundays the only ira. n orPhiladclphialeave
New York at $50; for Washington at 7:3O 7. NJ.
Returning from Philadelphia, trains leave Ken
sington at II A. NJ. and via West Philadelphia at
1:36 and $3.50 A. NJ, and 1880, $3.50 and IL p. M,
and via Camden at $3.50 p. NJ. A way train rom
Bordentown leaves there for New York at $50
A. NJ.
NEWARK FOR NEW YORK.
Leave Newark Market Street Station-At4:50*
6, T. 7:30 745 Freight, 8, S:15, $3.50, 9, $3.50, 940
10:45 and 11:45 p NJ.
Leave Chestnut Street Station at $50, $50, 7:20
750, S.25, S.55, 9.25, $50. 1880 and 11.50 A. M,
and 1880, 1.50, $50, 355, 4.55, 5.10 610 and 7.30
P. NJ.
Leave Centre Street all trains from Marke:
street not marked thus
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-09

SBg, BIG O
A. S, WOODRUFF, City Treasurer.
Elizabeth, Sept. IT, 1868.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-09

SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.
SHORT LINE TO FLEMINGTON.
Leave ELIZABETH at 500 and $40 A. NJ;
IL. .43 and 6 SO p. M M&E
Leave PENNINGTON for New York at g. 20 and
II 40 A. M; COOP. NJ.
r. Z. KICKER, Superintendent.
II. P. BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-09

BY the author of 1.-The Wide. w15ie wor,d -
"Queechy." Say and Seal &c
12mo Fine Cloth. Price 81
1t Is pronounced a churning, with all thu
power OF the former books from the same
pen, and something richer, sweeter. and
more mellow, perhaps, from time and TOLL
be sent by mail, postage free, on recent ~
price, by j B. LIPPINCOTT & Co,
Philadelphia.
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-09
Central Railroad of N. J.

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ESD Ns NJ NJ sss.----. sif-
ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO THE WEST;
coxnrcrr,a Ar H. MproN J1rScTIoN WITH THE
coHNEcTIhG AT AMrroS WEsrrp w,rn f"A
R,rpnan Avn At EAsToN WITH THE
IEuteH VALLEY RAILRoAp AND IT'S
cnSNrcTIoNs FoRMINa A M
prcr Inv TO TIVE WEST wITUOuT CHANGE OF
C,ns no pITrsRIrRc Ann pTT ONE CHANGE
mo CINcINNArI on CurcAco
~
Express ffaihs Daiiy 10 the "esss
Passenger and Freight Station in New York foot
of Liberty Street.
r1.xr Av.Ie E,NVTCNrT,
a - - - -.
Commencing September IA, 1865.
LEAVE New YORK FOR ELIzABETH-At 5.45,
q. 30 6.45 100 500. 500 co. o ~ 1910 and II 80
A. NJ 12 90 NJ co. 200 800, 30. B 45, 4 00. 4. 20
1000. and and ia II '45 ;?G F. N. '' '' w
LEAVE ELIZABETH FOR New YoRK-At AIS,
5 30, 40 100 720, TAO, 90, $50 $50. 9,20, 9 80
10 80. II TO- and il 40 A NJ. 12.4o, 1.30 05 2.35
g. o. $50 43O $50 5 so 6.25, $40 1.30 S.35, $40,
10 10 and II. 20 P. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVING ELIZABETH WESTWARD FOR STA
T1oNs oN TuF CFNTpA RAIInoAn on Nrw
.JrRsry AND CoNNEcT1NG ROADS:
A ~MAUCU CHITNK LINE-StoD-
20 nina at nIl Stations on Central Rail
road of N. j., below Junction, and
so1te s,aions eJ.," ln s"I connect o
inu at Easton with train Tor Mauch
Chunk. Williamsport, Wilkesbarre.
Mahopoy CITY. Mount Carmel. &c.
o 40 A. M'-WAY TRAIN for Somerville
w and Fleminrton-stopping at ali sta
tions.
M-WAY TRAIN for F)eminpton
- ~ and junction, stopping at Roselle,
Crawford West6eld Scotch Plains
PnintinId si% New eSNs Market, B"und Btook' lD,s'
Someryille While House and Cl,nton:
connects Mt Junction with Delaware
Iackawanna and Western Railroad
So1 MFAsT 5SsTrI SE % eor. ,oF 1o as R'sSS, %ss
spRp aa2 il pS6e5 "a 6se5a ssmsfvs aa91af O. jSn5 81
tion. Philljpsburp and East0n-con-
meets at uarrisbmrG with train for Vii.
uamsnort' Lock Haven. Erie and the
oil ReTions
- $s ss9s Y,4a s1spjqg q Cars through
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-09
TWO GOOD NOVELS.

THE OLD MAM'SELLE'S SECRET.
After the German of E. Marlitt.
By MRS. A. L WISTER.
12mo. Fine Cloth. Rrice sI.7j
more charming story, and one which
having once commenced, it seemed more dir.
ticult to leave, we have not met for mar>,
days. The Round Table. :
Also,
THE THIRD EDITION
Elizabeth daily monitor., 1868-10-09

ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Leave ELIZABETHPuRT at 7.3O A. NJ.
Leave NEW YORK at 800 p. NJ.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
Darlington.

Darlington, BEN IA. Au9uit.
Sp piele irrtbimlide 8ertate itnc BIN
ii9tli@ hes GerbaltenS re5 prdltrenten
in rer se9enwartisen Sampa9ne Yerz
breitet trorccn> eae CT e5 fir nptbmenz
cia belt, cine berpllmddti9te CARTE lz
lung cer llmitdnce in &s9ierun9sseiz
tunse1 MAIDEN ;u lal1en. ST. 5ecenft
Seymcur uno 8lair gu unterltisen>
unp rann fpl9t bic 8ebouptun9, caB bic
meiten Gabiuetmit9lteper ral1elte Sidet
aui re6terbalten. Man tSrt bslinn1t,
cab Grarts unpS emarp fir Grant UNI
Gplfar timmen mercen.
0as Committee melde5 rrm Sefrez
tar McGuup6 aufgeiteut wurre, rus
Orufz8 Bureau III llntsri udun9 su ;iez
ben, teridtet> rae iid MQes inSrrrun9
Be tncc.
Gin eiaensr Grain wirc Ben 2ei6enz
sua rrn 5bar. Stevrn5 nad 2ancaitt
hrin9en, no bic iitri3en geidenfeterlidz
feiten am ndditen Mpnta9 9ehalten
werrer.
IS BADEN iih 0erii9te iiter Mittelz
li9feiten unr 6einrieli9teitcn ;miihen
rem Yrdl irenten unp Germ GYorts ner-
breitet. Der 2esterc miro iid cen,9e<
mdb, wis man last, wabriheinlih suz
rid;ieben.
0etern Nabmitta9 fam cine Men9e
@plfS sur Npturca I'M &apitcl> I'M cen
2eidnam re5 yer tprtenen Staatsmanz
mes gu ieben. Der Sar9 1T BON go
ienbpls, teredt NIT i9war;emS ude unp
au5sefittert nit meibem Ntla11e. Sim
Dedel 1T cine SilterzYlatte, melde felz
9ence Sni9rift trdst: uSbaccdus Ste-
pens, 9ebpren BEN 4. Npril 1892, 9sz
itprben BEN II. Au9uit 1868, I'M Mitz
teruadt." Die platte 1T in 0e1talt e.
mes Sdiloe5 ihSn emaiQirt unp runp
berum 1T cine &eibe Silter> Nd9el. Nn
jeoer Seite iino pret iebr lawere illterne
5anc9rtfe. Der Sars 1T idwer nit
Silter ein9efabt unp auf ben, Dedel
rubt cine Settle BON meieem 8ance. Die
sc lidts;i9e baben fi6 MUIR peni9 9ednz
BERT cod ftebt er ettpaS atsema9ert aus
,peaer leiner &rai,fbett. Der Munb unb
bic Musc, finc 9eidlu1en, aber bic Nuz
| gen iirb etpas einsefallm unp Der redte
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22

ct fei. Seweu bra61e &eiplutton Elm
bic fid fdarf 9e9en pas @crseben ceS
0puperneurS auslpraden.
9easenwprtb, &anlas> 6. Nu9.
-GS 1T bereitS bertdtet wprcen, bab
General Sbericar bel ieiner Ourdretz
ie rur6 ptele Stact Don Gem pcftmet=
ter Dunn re9en Nn9rif5 rertla9t
tpurce, neil er i'm 9epaltiam ieineS
NmtS entiebt batte. Der Sail fam Sc
fern int pplisei9eridt ,ur Bodybuilding
Nuber Sderipan maren AUDI ale feline
Sffsiere bis gum Gcporal berat> bic
BET Der Ausfabrun9 tetbeili9t ware,
9%e9enwdrtt9. sic mubten je 81 unb
bic Soften sablcn, wdbrenc Sen. Sberiz
ran su buncert Druars Strefe scrurz
tbetlt wurce.
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NIT einen. sroben Bantette, peldes III Der rnl'
Fl@en @elanbi&aft seseben purte.
Trautreids Mnleben.
paris, IS. Musuft t. - Der ,Mrniteur' lasi
in feiner Mussabe ron setern Meeab balbcfFeie0
III 8esiebuns auf bas fran;Sfi@e Mnleben, bab
Der 8etrag bes @elbes, tpeldes uerlanst mrree,
i9pn sierunttreibis Mal untersei9net tporssn
lei. -
Srldn>iide unrubea.
9pnbpn, Is. Musuf.- Man bat Oepel9sn
BON Srlanb erbalten, welae Nateres trinsen
iter bic unseiesli&en gcrfaas, bic lid ssltern in
Der M1be ron Iirperary sutrusen.
IS 19eint, baB eiu srcber@utsbelser in iener
@eaenb, nit Namen ScuQs, mabrenb er ieinca
ser1diebenen pa9tern bic semrbnli9tnNa9rtd<
ten mittbeilte, ncn elmer uatetannten geri cn att
aeariTen murbe. Cine itarfe yolissi<Srappe er<
f6ien balb auf benz S6auplag unb iu@te bic
@ertre9er 81 serbaften. Die Yulisiiten wnrten
Der &eibe na9 ansesriFen uno 2 tcetssltclen
unb 4 teteutcnb sermuntet.
Msbrere gerbaftuneen murrsn bernaA scr=
senpmmen.
gla6 cen neueten Madri6ten mar bic Nute
pieber berselteQt pcrten.
9pntpn, IS. @us. - Sraters Nadridtsn
BON Sipperary lasen, bab ter Mseat ees @utsts-
fbersS cuQs, nidt setSbtet .ruree, pie frabsr he
ridtet. CT serludte mehrere @ertreitunss=Nuf-
trass AT bic ssri9iepenen pa@ter III ber9fa6bar~
i6aft scn Girperary aus3uridten, ba er son elmer
srcBen @9aar b~erlelten nit GinlhluB pcn Wsi=
bern aneesrifen purte uab iid in bic Staet fIad<
ten muBte, UNI fem 2eteu 81 rettea.
@etern spe er in pemicltcn Muftrase aus iii
8esleituns elmer srubsn 5rurre tsmaHnstsr go
li,iten. @abrenb CT bic ginIben isinss Yeht<
autes erreiGte, tpurbe ,einen 8emibunseu, bic
Nuftrase aua;uridten, nit entl9ierenen Irp-
bunsen ron gemalt s%cantmprtet. Die pcltsei
iu9te ben YStsl su seritreuea, ais cit, milres0s=
fe9t erfclste, tpabrenb Incident oieprliSsi auf bic
ltnrubeliftsr mebrmals feuerts. Die Shune
murten spn Ginisen aus Der Men9e crmieert une
mebrere aus ibnen murten Seriruncet, lcrie aud
Ginise spn Der pcli;et.
@cu0y trurte leteassefatrlia rsrtruneet nne
bic pplisei febrte pieber suriid, "a lie ni6t int
Stanee mar, CUR :3eit @crbaftunsen sur;unst<
men.
SipperarY 1T in einem bcGaufse1esten 3u'
tanbe unb nod reitere Sribiale fnb su BE-
furdten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22
&Qbel< Oepe16en
Grmpreuue BON Gbriitcn in Sapau.

Grmorsuns Don Gbriitcn in Sapau.
Gan Gransiser, BEN 16. Nusuf.-Ss<
ri9te srn Nasaiati in Sapan iasenz baB $50
Gbriien spn Nasaiafi seurmmen nno ertrat1tt
murben. Die Ginmsnrunsen Der Gcniuln mur>
ten nidt teadtet.
Msmiral Sarrasut in Der 9Krfei.
Der Npmi,al Tarrasut bate lit 8esleitun9
scn 5errn Mrrris, 0elaneten srn ben Ser.
@taaten, leste @ude cine l1nterretuns nit benz
@ultan. Nod sesenieitisen GrmpIimenten unt
auten @unfden tenadri@tiste &c. @ajeRat
fsn Mtmiral, tab tas GlassenidiH bic Grlaub<
ntB baben miirte, tur9 bic Darbaueaen mad
8cnfantinpsel gu seben, pe1,n CT es pani@en
nurte. @eneral SsnatcE Der ruifide @e=
iantte in acntantinopel, teetrte leste @c9e ben
sltmiral 5arrasut unb bic OfFsiere tieier Glctte
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areB wenpen weroen, 1penn er {i1 rptecer
an bemTa9e serlammle> bis III weldem
er iid oerta9t bat, UNI gerfasun9en ;u
treffen.
;3mei Mdnner ermcrbet bur9 bic au Sur
Na|bYille> ben Is. Auau@. -
3mei Mdnner> nit Namen Serfelo uno
Sp~laL >purpen untarmbersi9 curd bic
&u &lur &lan erl9cfen. Stwpbl ite
laut Inn 5ilfe riefen> bcpcr iie. eridpi1en
wurpen,f FAINT rp9Ntemanr ;u tbrcmSetz
fame.
Yrrtcftprat Ypu Merifp.
WaIbin9tpn> ben 19. Nu9uit.
0eri6te Aeben lumber, ras rte Ge9tez
runa cer Ser. Staaten eli, prrteftcrat
BON Wterifo beatfdtt9t. Diele @eriidte
1ino pbne 8e9rincuns. Die tteber &C.
gen jene Nepubltf teptaetetc Nplttit
miro fprt9eiekt weroen.
- Sberrihter G6o(e febrte Sp>1 Yarz
tsrstur9 na6 WaibtnStcn surid.
arisss=0eriiat %miberiprcden.
WabtnAton, ben 10. Nu9ult t.
Der preubild,e 0eianrte bebauptet> rab
Ct rurheuS feline Na4ridt liter einrn
crpbenren &rie9 sriiden 6ranfrcid UNI
YreuBen erboltcn babe. Die SerGTentz
lidun9 res Os9entbeils, melGe ibn &C.
ltern III elmer @alhinatrner 3eitun9 suz
tanl tesctdynct CT ais cine 3citun9az
Gl1te.
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nj If 6 teS.

DteGbineli1de Welanptz
I1aft UNI tbr Gcrtra9.-
8uffalp, Is. Nu9uit. - Die Germ
aus ben >,biu1mlii1en Neide", bic Oez
iancten aus CHINA nit @crrn Surlin>
game at rrr Spise weilen in ~unicrer
gfabe; iie i1etncn i(d redt mpbl bier
su fiblen uup fi1 hes fir beiceS taateu
ungemeir midti9enS% ertra9es, rcr neuz
ltd ab9eldlpilen wurce, redt icbr ;u
freuen. Ginpal1us imSertra9e 1T uns
auf9efauen !: BEN Gbineien fol- Treihcit
ibrer &eli9ipn AUDI innerbalt rer Scr.
Staaten 9arantirt fem. Ga jest Dem
Gbineientbum Die Nniiepelune cabier
auf breitel tier 0runclase ;u9ciidert 1T,
10 wernen mir nun balp Sdoaren rpn
Stpdbeiceu unter hem 9rrben 0emiide
unierer Seften ild) n%ieperlaf1sn ieben.
Da ,peiB Der 6immcl, 100 ras mod binz
fibren mag, pb fI9 picGbinelen nad II.
nad driitianiiiren lai1en werren> 1pbalp
1ie 1id in I'M lerer Mitte iiberau .c,,
@rttltder Gultur um9eben ieben, prcr
pb fe ibr ercluiiee5 @elen NIT ibrem
5eipentbum nebit pbli9atprildcm 3ppfe
b%eitebalten. S%erenfal5 pirt bic Girz
mnnceruna spn Gbina aus halo lebr
itarf rerren; in Galifornicn ertrartct
man : aypn nibt Sicl 0utes, neil bort
bic mpn9plildcN ace jest idpu lebr ltarf
yertreten 1T. S.it Is Sabren iinp bort
itcr 10000 Gbineien einsemaucert, cic
iid III ale m69liden Oel1dfte bineu1z
pran9en> mpeurd bic g(rbeit6lIbne raz
leltl tereuteno 9efallen itl,c, IA riel tlz
fen nur at serin9en Qptn Scn 9auit
aus 9etrSbnt warett. GS erleten fiG
IN Californian tercit5 1insdide lemz
pei unp Sbeater; bic dineliidcn alaIz
lifer werren in'sGn9liide iitcriest. IS
Miro halo nptbmencig icin raj jcctr
tidti9e 0eidaftsfibrer aufer GuAz
lid UNI 1eutid oud Gdtnsi{lh l"rnc.
Uur9tbarer Sturm. - Sn
5ascwcu, pay fam rprlesten Srnnta9
Wiitta9 Gin idauocrbafter 0emitterz II.
@aeeliturn itatt. IS purren mitten
i'm Srtc 6iuicr we99eidwemmt, uralte
Sdume entrur;slt, Meniden unr
Ibtere Spn Ter Wetpe fprt9e l9leppt.
Cine Trau> bic nit ibrem &inre am
Nrne rurd bic Stra6e lief murine nit
folder 0emalt an eiren Baum 9ei1leuz
BERT rab ibr &Srper rcuitdnri9 serriiz
len, ras cine Bein gar nibt aufaefunz
ben wurce. Son rem &tnce bat man
feline Spur fincen f0nncn. Do6 ean,e
Gprf eleidt einem green Sbuttbau<
fen.
New Orleans, Z. Nuauit. :
SIM s. ridterli@en 8e;irf bielt 5err
Seweu cine iebr tittere Nece uber Die
Sruppenrequi1ticn bss @p%uperneurs.
Gr iaate, IS iet mpblbefannt, pae in lem
0ebdlpe 9e9eniber benz Staatsbauie
ii9 $500 0ewebre telinoen. Scenes
6aus iei cas 9auptquarticr rer&eputz
lifaner. Der 0puperneuer babe YER
sef1en in ber N~ufsdblun9 per sebeimen
Ge{eQidait bic Loyal 9ea9ue" unp g.
u. &. an;ufubren, beren 0auptfubrer
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BEN linfen 1birpfpten ;errib. Son ben
- aele9entli@ elmer 8olfsmtlVcn in
per &ir9e Mnmelenbeu ,purcen pterperz
{pnen pur9 ben BltB betdutt unp MAJ
rem fir einise Musenbltde obnmd@tts'
Giner berielben batte 8ranc;ei9en an
ben 8einfleicern. Gin un9lud 1T nid1
;u befla9en.
Scftcrreib.
Sn Yras 1T Is ieitens Der e;e9i19m
Natipnalitdt III befti9en Demon itrat1o<
men aefcmmen. Mn ben S%trabeneden
,paren Ylafate an9ebeftet> relte Oroz
bunaer eeaen Beuit unc Seleioiz
aun9er eeaen ren&aiier entb'eltsn. Die
WQrntlpn joQte seri tdrft wercen.
pefb, s. Nueut. Der 0cuperz
,,eur BON Yetb bat BEN prinsen Mleranz
Der Rara9epraesid, welder felt Der Grz
mprcune re6 8uriten Midael bier
wpbn'e, perbaften lal7en.
SIN SSbmen bat ii6 Elm 9ub;
Yerein 9ebilcet, mel6er untcr reli9'6ler
Ma6fe pplitii6e 3medc serfpl9t. Die
BDbme11 rpllen fit i'd, mas rte I'M
aaru tereits erreidt bate,,
- &aiier Trans Sriepb BAT Die Dr.
mpliruns rer Teitun9smerfe spn pra9
;%uaeeeten 11np it ;u pieiem 3rede be-
reits ra5 9llbere a119eprcnet.
Tranfrcih.
poris> s. au9uit. Oer Moniteur
entbdlt Specialpepei1en aus Sapan>
nod melden Der reue frans1fi9e &C.
1anrte, Ser y. Sutray> am 6. Suli in
ypfpboma anacfcmmen 1T. Die nSrcz
liben Daimpe lplen itd iGcn il yecrp
tefncen. Die NnbdnScr res Mifarp
wurrcn tasli6 ;uscritdtlider uno be-
prdn9en bic Gcbeller1.
paris> 10. Nu9ult. Der tai|crz
li1e 0ert9tsbpf bat Die &la9e Der User.
Staaten 9e9en bic Sdifstauer Qrn1ano
uno So. ;u 0uniten Der Ser. Staaten
entl1ieeen. IS banoelte ft9 bel benz
Yrpse1e AUDI um Die Tra9e> pb Nrnano
une So. fur bic trnfIrerirte &e9ierun9
S9tHe bauten.
@Mrttcmbcr9.
(Sbcrlhwabcn.)- Die ,Sdmdbil9e
@plfs;eitune1, Organ Der preusenparte{>
entbielt fursliG einen 1damloien Nrtifel:
Gin ;erfauener Staat", NORM ca5
Sberbaupt rer fatboliideu Stride III
bSdit 9emeiner Beiie rerun9ltmpft
>purce. Das Blatt 1ru1ce cebbalb aus
mebreren Gafncs btnaua9ewieien unp
camit cine 2ebre ee9eten> ME aue prz
tentli6en &atbplifen il@ 1pl6en Blat~
tern s%e9enitcr gu serhalten baber.
GnelanS.
9pnrpn, ben 10. Wu9ult i. - Nus
Spaaien laufen tl9li9 8eri9te ein>
na9 melden bic unrubiseea9e ces Sam
res }dredlide &eiultate berbeifabrt.
Den, lebten 8eridte aus Macrio ;uz
fpl9e lit cine f1nansieue &rits unau5z
Neiblid.
- De- Yrins Ypn @a!es CAB tii,sz
li6 Traulein Sdneirer, elmer S@auz
ipielsriin rrn 6ranfretd, Gin Yaor Dta>
mant<S brin9e, melde 1000 pfanc
fci item. SIT IS mrbl Elm @uncer, rab
CT ttef IN Sdulcen itedt unc RAP ros
parlament auf9efrrcert wirr, lein Gin
fcmmen su Hermetren
Spanicu.
Maorir, 6. Nusut. - Die ipaz
niide 8eeierun9 bat ild sewei9ert, cas
ibr spn elmer rer rplitiidenYarteien ait
aetptene Yrptettrrat iitcr ct. Ipminsc
an;unelmen.
9u;ern, Zen 8. Nu9ult. Die
&Inisin rcn gn9lanc traf 9eltern bier
Elm.
&nhr1z0 rNefhe En-.
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st. 9uln'5 COLLEGE
Clinton 3. s., Mfinn.

Inter Ter qeituns Der Ssnetietiner @ater Der slttei
g t. &nb,pi9 am &C.,
seIessn in elmer Der seinseten @esensen tss staates
Minnefrta. teainnt ieinra reGemdfisea Aurius an, 7ten
September 1868.
Sdhrlitc Yenlicn $4,000
Wuil unc 0etroud) ce5 Snz
1trumentes pet Sefipn 1000
@dide unp Sett 1000
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ct. Naul Warfttcrtbt.

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Wilmaufee 20. Iusait. 1868
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-08-22

Ba1htn9ton, ben II. @usuit.
@cr einen pber ;weiGo9en finp Der Rez
sierung GpriteQun9en 9emadt mprcer,
bab fran;Sflde 8eb6rcen Goura9e uno
Nrmee>pferbe III bieiem Sance 9etauft
baben.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-17
consumption Durable by DR.. Schenck
Medicine.

20 CURE CONSUMPTION, the system mus
@prepared so that the lungs will heal. To act
npsh this, the liver and stomach mast first be
4ansed and an appetite created for good whole
;ne food, which, By these medicines will be di-
/ested properly, and good healthy blood made :
thus building up the constitution. SCHENCk' S
MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the stomach of all
bilious or mucous Accommodations, and by using
the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite is
restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP is nutri-
cious as well medicinal, and by using the three
remedies, all impurities are expelled from the sys-
TEN, and good, wholesome blood made, which will
repe all disease. Ifpatients will take these medi-
cines according to directions, Consumption very
frequently in its last stage yields readily to their
action. Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the
liver and stomach 1t does not follow that because
the bowels are not costve they are not required,
for sometimes in diarrhaa they are neces sary
The stomach must be kept healthy, and an ap-
petite created to allow the Puimnnic Syrup to act
on the respiratory organs properly and allay any
irritation. Then all that is required to perform a
permanent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exer-
else about the rooms much as possible, eat all
the richest iood-fat meat, game, and, in fact any
thing the appetite Graves /; but be particular and
mastIcate well. Now w. ca. mo-ly,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-17
Wonderful Document +!

We are indebted to a friend for an extraor-
d mary docvment, with the following title ao
nearly as wo eau guess:
Die Constitution ron Fag;ajen, passi1 lR der
am Dte1lStag. den 3ton Dezen,ber 1867. "a
fichmond, Va. zuSammeagerefenen ConOen-
ion. -4ngen0mn,ea am Izten 4prN sos"
We can only make out the words, 'Consti-
rution," Richmond" and ''Convention >
but ''Dienstag." zusammengetretenen, and
"Angenommen, sound like EAoctaw, AT lean
gibberism, or somelking Of the sort. From
the strong odor Of sur kram that surrounds
the words last quoted. however, we have a
vague suspicion that they are Low Dutch; and
if we could bur interpret heir hidden m aiming,
they might perchance tell us how Holland was
captured by the Dutch. or how Virginia fell
into the hands of the descendants of the pill
grim fathers and he american citizens Of
African scent" But we must leave The inter-
probation of these cabalistic terms with those
who understand more about suck mysteries
than we do.
For the enlightenment of the learned in
such matters, we propose to give few ex
tracts from the body Of this outiandish docu
ment First in order and for aught we know
first in importance. take the following, under
the head Einleitung
''In Betract da die Delegaten and Re pra-
sentan zen des guten Virginiseaen Volkes."
/ A learned friend at our elbow suggests that
the words, ''guten Virginischen Volkes, con-
tain something good about the people of Viz
ginia. We therefore feel encoura ged TO con-
|tinue our researches. Under the head of
''Freiheit -Urkunde," we find The following
which viii no doubt prove interesting at
least to those who can interpret it:
ssDass allie Wahlen frei sein soften, und
dass allie Manner, die einen hinlapglichen Be-
wes liefern kounen, dass sic Elm dauerndes
sInteresso Und Anhanglichkeit an unserer
Commune haben das Wahlreeht 5estzen, dass
fsle NIGHT besteuert oder hires Eigenthums zu
ioffentlichen Zwecken beraubt werden konnen,
Iohne hire eigene Einwiligung, eben so wenig,
Iwe die, Won linen erwahlten Representation,
I,ader irgend elm Gesez gebunden und, zu
dem sic NIGHT yum ofentlichen Besten hire
-Einwilligung gegebcn haben."
There are no doubt many other good things
an this document. but our readers will
DOUBTLESS be- satisfied with the extracts
girS&S@ -
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-17
BALTIN0NE CATTLE MARKET.

Sept II, 1868. Prices to-day ranged as follows;
Old Cows nc. at 412a95 ordinary thin
Beeve, 5AaS6H, and the best Beer IS at las,
per 100 lbs, the average price being about
S34 gross The market 8as very dull, and pri-
about 75c per 100 lbs lower than the rates Of
last week.
been in excess of the demand, and the market
has shown downward tendancy. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: fair to good fat Sheep at 4a54
per ID gross. Lambs 00aS3 80 per lid.
HogS.-The market has been we'll supplied du-
ring the past week. but chiefly with light Hogs;
for good qualities prices are unchanged, but com
mon and inferior kinds dull and &c per ID low
err. Prices to-day ranged as follows: fair to good
Hogs at IL 50aSl4 Sc, and extra heavy at SI44per
100 lbs net
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-17
<FFT "A. 1868.

AT this season OF the j,,r, the general
health of The country is very good, with some
exceptions su"h rs constitutional Bilious
Temperamcnts some victims OF Dyspepsia or
nervous weakness. in which case the sufferer
is afflicted more or less with the warm weather
now coming To such would suggest
The use of a gentle stimulus tonic. such as
THE MORNING STAR BITTERS." which
can be procured Of any Druggist These Bit
ters We can recommend very highly as a pre-
ventiye and cure Of the above named diseases.
They act directly upon the liver, driving the
overflow of bile from the stomach, purifying
the system ard strengthening the nerves, eau
sing the digestive organs 20 perform their
proper functions, giving fresh energies to the
Invalid and health to the nerves. To
Delicate or Elderly females especially re-
commend them. The Morning Star Btters
are very pleasant TO the taste Of the most fas-
tidious. May 26.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-09-17
Counting under Difficulties.

few days ago, two Of our young gents
from this place, taking it into their heads to
press the ''mountings' to see their 'sweet dull
cihas," after making every necessary toilet
preparation, started cut on their expedition
But alas. ali is vanity, saith the preacher.
and vexation of spirit, as was verify The case
with those two tender swains, for no sooner
had hey gotten out Of reach of the paiernal
roofs than it commenced raining in torrents,
and all their good clothes were completely ''sil-
wet embraces.