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"Who Would suffer p"

It Is now q yean since Dr.. Tobias nrSt In.
troduced the "Venitlan Eminent" In the
United States, and never In q single instance
has his medicine failed TO do oil, II not more
than Ia stated In his pamphlet. Al an ex.
ternal remedy In cases Of Chronic RheumR-
tlsm, Headache, Toothache, Bruises, Burma.
Cuts, sores, Swellings, sprains, stinga Of In
Beots, and Pains In Limbs, Back and Chest,
It's wonderful curative powers are miracu.
lous. Taken internally for the cure Of
Cholera. Collie, DIaIrh@a, DysOntery, Sick
Headache and vometIng, It's Soothing and
Penetrating qualities arc felt as soon As Ia
ken. The oath with which each bottle 10
accompanied will chow that there 10 moth.
Ing Injurious In its competition. Thousands
OF certificates have been received speaking
OF the rare virtues OF this valuable article.
Any person after having used It once will
never be without It. Every bottle OF the
genuine has the signature OF "s. I. Tobias"
on the outside wrapper. Sold by the Drug
gists and StorekeeperS throughout the
United States. Price 90 cents. Depot, 10
Park Place, New York.
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BELMONT COUNTY.
Rom tho BarnewRls 1nteufon.cer.

AIOHS wv 9Gu WGSVAtc 4IttttuJcItCCTs
ACCIDENT FROM NITRO AoID.-A
daughter OF Watson Pryor, near Hen.
drysburg, who was suffering from head
ache, was recommended by physician
who happened to be present to wet her
head with ether. Acting on this advice,
the young lady proceeded to make q
liberal application from a bottle which
was handed her by her mother, and
which was supposed to be the desired
article. In moment after 1t was ap-
piled, she began to suffer the most ex-
circulating torment. The Doctor, sur
prised at this result, Immediately pro.
ceeded to examine the contents OF the
bottle, which proved 10 be nitric acid
dcQnG JorttS. Fortunately q bottle OF
oil was at hand. This was Instantly
freely applied, 80 that the effect OF the
burning potion was, in a measure,
neutralized. The young lady still
suffers severely, but will receive no
permanent Injury from the accident.
Cows Po1SoNED.-0n last Sunday
evening several cows belonging to
diGerent persons In and near Hendrys-
burg were poisoned. There are Vari-
GUS conjecturas as to the way In which
this occurred, some ascribing It to &C.
cldent, while others regard 1t as the
work Of malicious persons. It Is posi-.
Bile that the waters OF the creek, which
runs through the town, and Ia impreg-
mated with poisonous substances from
the refuse Of the still.house, may have
produced this result.
FIRE IN BARNEsvILLR,-On last
Thursday, frame building immetii /.
ately west OF town, occupied by Ben.
jAmin Middleton, Esq, was consumed.
with all Its contents, by FIRE. The in
mates OF the dwelling were absent al
the time, and no cause can be assigned
as to how the fire originated. When
first discovered by some workmen In a
quarry In that Vicinity, the flames were
issuing from the roof and sides OF The
building to such an alarming extent az
70 render any attempt towards saving
the contents entirely futile. This sad
calamity has rendered Mr.. Middleton
homeless and houseless, and Il has AZ
preyed upon his mind that he has en-.
tirely secluded himself from society
and taken refuge In coal bank In Inc
vicinity of his late dwelling, and ONLY
comes forth to the light OF day when
|
gent solicitation OF friends. We hone
the citizens will extend to him thelI
waEmeat sympathy.
SOME two or three months ago the
friends Of law aud order In Hendrys.
burg organized a committee, Whose
business 1t was to see that lIquor sell
lers and dlsturbers OF the peace were
properly dealt with. We learn that the
committee have lately been prosecuting
several Offenders. Though not always
successful, they are likely TO prove q
useful institution.
THE ladies Of the NJ. E. Church will
have a Thanksgiving Supper In the
basement Of their church, on Thursday
evening, November 18th. The proceeds
TO be applied to worthy objects Of charl.
~ In our town.
AMAN named Wilson, dropped dead
near Linton Mills. near Cambridge,
Ohio, on Sunday morning (Slst uit,
He ate breakfast as usual, and started
to feed the stock. The cause OF his
Death was supposed 10 be heart disease,
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TIE weather-wise people are predict
Ing severe winter. The Bulletin d.
Association SeientIfQue, OF France, ven.
lures to indulge In prophecy, and an
nouAces that "the winter OF 1s69.7O will
be exceptionally severe In the eastern
hemIsphere."' The data are not very
definite or clear to one outside Of the
meteorological circles, but the inside
wise men talk with much show Of the
sagaclty Of the beavers and prairie dogs
Of the west, who have begun early TO
anticipate the winter, and are making
extraordinary perpendicular advance.
The writer In the French Bulletin Is
more scientific and says: Since the at.
mospheric perturbation OF lS59.GO, the
years have been warmer, clearer and
dryer, and the baromelrlc pressure
lighter than before. These anomalies
cannot fail to find their compensation
ere long, the winter before last CLOSELY
corresponding with that OF 1928, and
everything betokenlng that about 1870
we shall have q great winter like that
Of 1920. 80. We are not frightened quite
yet, and advise our readers not 10 be
alarmed unduly by such predictions.
We remember to have read some OF a
similar character last autumn, which
failed most inglorlously. We have al
ways had private doubts whether bea-
vers or prairie dogs could see much far.
thar Into cha tNkI1Ha ha ~.
makers. We suspect II Is no better than
Ruess'work with them, and they often
make mistakes In their calculations,
II 10 reflection on human intelligence
10 think the beavers wiser than man;
and We have long Snce decided that
the character OF the winter will be
known much better In March than
In November. II may DO we'll, how,
evsr, 70 give heed to the prophets Of
OWL omen, and prepare for the worst.
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AT the dinner given by.Andrew John
son to the members OF the Tennessee
Legislature no toasts were offered and
no speeches made. The Nashville
Union says that "the lofty character,
intrepid dignity and unquestIoned pa
triotIsm" OF the illustrious defeated for
babe the idea, even in the minds Of bis
political enemies. OF attaching any POI
liIical significance to the reunion. Sc
oil present kept silent, and dsvoured
what was SET before them.
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THE Bible question In the schools OF
Cincinnati is said TO have reached @
sort Of deadlock In the Courts. The
litigation which has been commenced
cannot reach an Issue until some time
next month, and will then be taken up
10 the Supreme Court in bdnc, to hang
there, perhaps, until the mid-WInler,
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THIS intimation that Louis Napo-
looms disease will cause his death In
six months Is quite set of by the state
ment protesting to be equally anthem
tic, that he Is In excellent health. Per.
haps, like RIcheliu, he Is only feIgnlng
for some new cause. He Is Just the
man for that sort OF diplomacy,
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TIE farming lands In Northwestern
Virginia, It is reported, are now rapid
~ changing hands, the former owners
being unable TO work the large planta~
lions as they existed under the former
system Of compulsory labor. Within the
last few weeks, It Is announced, over
ten thousand acres, generally arabic
and In cultivation. have been sold 10
persons from the Northern States, at
from ten to seventy-fve dollars an acre.
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DIED.

pAXToN-In Philadelphia, November 7.
1859, UATHARINE H., wife Of Jas. W. Pax.
ton,
The funeral will take place nom the real.
dence OF Samuel Mitchell, Esq, on Fourth
street, Friday afternoon, 18th inst, at two
o'clock. The friends OF the family are re-
speotfully invited 10 attend.
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UPsHUR COUNTY voted at the recent
election In favor of subscription to
the West Virginia Central Railway by
majority OF three. According to the
Independent 1t required "a revision OF
the vote" to produce this result.
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THE President is compelled to decline
oil invitations to leave Washington
again this fall: He will not attend the
re-unlon Of the officers OF the army oil
The Cumberland, at Louisville, and has
informed Gov. Bullock, Of Georgia,
that he canpot accept his Invitation to
visit the Georgia State Fair on the 10th
inst,
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A oENsUs OF South Carolina has just
been made. Official returns from nine
counties show an Increase OF twenty
two whites and u decrease OF 1,94l
blacks since 1860,
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JUDGE DAVIS, (of IlInois), Of the su-
preme Court Of the United States, is
credited with being worth 5000 900,
and With saying that Judge Drummond,
OF Chicago, Is tho ablest district Judge
In the United States.
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IT Is said that the b. Il o. Railway
will compete with the Pennsylvania
Central for the purchase OF the line be-
tween GAINESVILLE and Cincinnati, which
Is To, be sold by judicial order on the
lSt proximo.
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AlIoook's Porous Plasters.
Sore and Dry Throat cured by hall o Plas.
ter; uually In two mr. thrae hnrru

d.. Green, No, SSS, Broadway. New York
Informs NJ he sold on Monday, June q, 1864
two Pasters 10 Q young woman suffering
very severely from lumbago. On Thursday
she called TO got two more for friend, and
and then stated how the two she had pur.
chased on Monday had relieved her imme.
dlately after putting them on, and cured he,
IN two days OF O most distressing palm In hel
back and loins.
AllcockB Porous PlRSten have been found
specifics for rheumatism u lhs WriItI.
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KILdoRE HALL, at steubenvllle, has
been retitted, and now takes the name
OF Concert Hall. There may be an
improvement In the Hall, but there Ia
none In the name.
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THE New Creek Gazette, describing
how reverend gentleman there was
thrown from his buggy aud Injured,
concludes by saying: "ThIs was spread.
ing the gospel with vengeance"
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MR. SCHENCK says that he will soon
be In Washington, and the fur will fly
among the Government officials In the
Southern District OF Ohio. Stand from
nnHur
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THERE are people still living who use
halr dye and various cosmetics for the
skin. An analysis OF the preparations
commonly used proves that they all
contain lead. Paralysis Ia not unlikely
to arise from their employment, and
when tho evil effects are less decided
they are sufficient 10 Affect the general
health. Perhaps men who resort 10
these expedIents deserve no sympathy,
but the other sex may be forgiven ii
they sometimes regard a cosmetic as at
least harmless competition. II would
be better for them II they stead lastly
set their faces against all forms OF
quackery, and come to the conclusion
that nothing improves the complexion
like q scamper on horseback or q good
morning walk.
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GtreQttteLliQe1rre
FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER IL

THE draft Of q new reciprocity treaty
with Canadians been agreed upon, and
will be submitted TO Congress In De-
cember.
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THE dwelling Of DR.. P. T. Plnnell. OF
BuCkhannon took fire on the lat, but
luckily the fire was discovered In time
10 extIngulsh II.
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Ex-sRoRErARY BROWNING is a mem
Der OF the Illinois Constitutional Com
ventIon. lie was elected by the Demo-
Gratis,
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TIE dogs OF Fitchburg, Mass, are
doing what they can for the public
library, by each paying license, which
Is appropriated 10 its support.
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InE Governors OF thIrty.one States
nave united with the President in
recommending November lSth. IA a
day OF Thanksgiving and praise,
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Observation-Disclosures oven.
Ing, November II, 1869, by Rev. j. T, sull.
van, MI. JAMEs JOHNSON and Miss ANGINA
J.surToH, AL OF this city,
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The Portland Press says that Mrs.
Dt. w. A, Banks, OF RocEiaud. Maine
has q Bible once owned by Martin Lu.
Their, A ~"
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For Rent.

A GENTS WANTED. AGENTS WANT.
"A. ed, us 70 500 per month; male and f.
male, 10 sell tho celebrated and original
improved and perfected; Il will hem, fell,
stitch, tuck, bind, braid and embr0lder In o
most superior manner. PIlco only SIS. For
simplicity and durability, Il has no rival.
Do not buy from any parties selling ma.
chimes under the same name ~ ours, unless
having Certificate Of Agency signed by
rs, a. they arc worthless CAST Iron Ma.
chimes.
For Circulars aud Terms, apply or address,
II. CRAWFORD q Co.,
4!S Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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NATURES
OWN RELIABLE REMEDY
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OWN RELIABLE REMEDY
They are Apple-Seed like, tasteless ant
inodorous. Mild, but effectuAl.
Tho CALABAR CHAINS or ''SEED9r
are the great NERVE TONIC and Aperient
They cure slck-H Headache, Constipation, In
digestion, Bllllousness, Irregularities, and
general Nerve Debility.
Children readily take the now Household
Remedy.
Bold In membranous pouches, containing
rs 10 80 Grains as originally put up.
FOB SALE by
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
noy8-6m
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Sett Advertisements
/. o. %. u.

IL VI W Es
THE MEMBERs OF PAMELA LODGE
i nr0 requested 10 attend tho regular
meeting thls evening OF 7 O'Clock, ~ bust.
mess bf Importance Will DO submitted.
| Byotlaf OF the Lodge.
a. o. K. ELLIFRlTZ, N. q.
w H1HELDAFFER, Secretary.
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For Rent.

MELoDEoN HALL, NOW OCCUPIED
~ ~ he 5000 TemplaEs: Possession ~
same. Also two large finished rooms on
mt and second fiooTI; entrance Bntna ~ 70
lntelugencer UflcO. Immediat pO&eSs
or lst q April NEXT. Apply 70
noVl2'lm WIN. L. McAFEE.
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The Healing Pool.

NN -VI733H5 : OO4e
EssATs ron YoUNo MEN, who havo fallen
INTO vicious habits, and now desire higher
life, and better MANHOOD, with certain
means OF relief for the afflicted. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. AID.
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p
Philadelphia, Pa. sep8.Smd&v
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w ion inns OF Ied MAKO u bquH@
RTTranAeut advertisements CASH h d.
UdEce.
MARRIAGES AND FuNKRAL NoTICrA %
cts, when under Alx lines.
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Rb- No notice will be taken OF commtni.
cations not accompanied by retponAible
nRIno The name viii DO considered conn.
dental, but must In all cases accompany let
toH IA q guarantee OF good faith,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-04
7 ' cnANcERY OF NEW JERSEY Between

Y CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.-Betwcen
Il John f. Cabot and others and the New Jer-
sey \ire ompany.
i}y virt1e OF an order 81 sale duly made by the
Chancellor on the nineteenth day of February. a
D.. eighteen hundi ed and sjxtf- seven, !, Archi-
bald : " OOdruf, the Z ceivcr of the said The
New Jersey NiTrc Company, will expose tor sale
at Public Fendue, on cdnesday, the seventeenth
gay OF February a D., 1863. NJ two O'Clock ~ The
afternoon, at the Court 'ou-e in the city oi Eiiz-
aOeth, New Jersey. all and singular The property
OF the said he eW Jersey Nitre Company. t.
ing twn ar9e three IT nv brick buildings now
joined together and situate upon the tracts OF
and particularly described az follows One of
heN beginning al the ea.,erly line The Essex
and MiddleseX turnpike read, NJ II stake distant
in ortherly direction Thirty five feet from the
corner OF John EartOn's land, and from thence
running n0rthrTly along the eIstcrly side of the
said lur pike road thirty two feet 10 a stake
thence cast rly Al right angles to said turnpike
road one hundred and twenty live feet to il stake;
thence southelly in line para lei with ~aid urn
pike road ihirly-twO feet thence erlv at
righ: analcs with said turnpike road one hue dred
and twenty five tect ( the place of beginning.
aud the other of them beg on the east side
of the Essex ard Middlesex turnpike road, at he
northwest corner of lot of land conveyed by
Francis Il. fhetWoUd to 10 I G Re We Il d
ot1ers, NJ a stake distant sixty seven feet in Il
nOTthcIlY direction rom the laud late OF John
Bart II. deceased. and from thence in nuriherly
di cctiun along the said tninpiE' road thirty feet
toa stake in the land of said ,'hetWood. or lately
his, thence ina easterly course parallel with
the north line of said LAND, conveyed to the said
Reeve, and ii! right angles with id turnpike one
hundred aud twenty h,e feet to stake lhence
suulherly parallel with aid turnpike road thirty
feet 10 the of the said Reeves land thence
westerly along the nOthc,ly line OF said land one
hundred and twenty five feet t0the place of he
yin ing the said last described tract OF land
subject to Il mortgage GATED October 4ih, 1854,
to eccure the sum Of $500 and also mortgage
dated July 10, 1851 to secure the sum Of 500
Together with II and singular the right, title,
clam, interest and demand 9th said he New
jersey Mir Company Of, in. to and "ut VI the
improvements thereon erected, y rights, liber-
ties, privile es hercditaments and appuee
nances thereumto belonging, and levcrs,, ns and
reiuaiuders, re IL, issues and profits thereof
AS. WOODRUFF. Receiver
Dated December 18th, 1868
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FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST., NEW YORK.
COmme ncing Nov. 81, 1868.

COmme nc1ng Now 22s ISt y.
Trains viii cave New York for Baltimore and
Washington a $40 a. Nj :, and 1913 and P. NJ,
with only one change OF cars to Cincinnati or
Chicago.
s37@ Through Tickets sold for various places
West in the 40 A. NJ. aud Al d 9 p. NJ. trains.
NO BAGGAGE will bereCeivedfo rany train un-
less delivered and checked Is minutes in advance
o. the time of leaving and Baggage not taken By
tn 'wner on its arrival, wIll be liable to charge
OfstOrage.
All the Philadelphia, trains from New York stop
at Newark to take up passengers, the A. VI: q
the principal stations, the 1 a, 30, and 12.30P
NJ and ~ midnight. at all stations,
On Sundays the only IRA II neutrality-suspicious.
New York at 6:3O; Tor Washington at 7:30 p N.
Returning from Philadelphia, trains leave Ken
sington al II A. NJ and via est Philadelphia at
and via Camden at s A. NJ. A way train rom
Bordentown leaves there for New York at $3.50
a. NJ.
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK.
Leave Elizabeth for New York at 4. $40, 6:45,
7;15, 745, s. SIS, ssS, s:55* 9:45, 1915, Ills a.
NJ; 1913. IS, 2 As So 4.45, 5, 6, T.S0, 9,15',
Leave New York for Elizabeth at e., $3.50, r.,
S;1v, 1910, 11:40 A. NJ, - NJ, p 3, $50 4:104;ao
500, $40, 6*. 6:10, z, $40, 10 and ~ P. NJ.
On Sundays leave New York at 6:sO* NJ. Leave
Elizabeth at 9:25* NJ
Passengers not purchasing tickets before entss
.ng the cars pay FIVE cents additional fare.
Tickets are received by the conductor only on the
train for which they are sold, and on the day per
chased
~ CONTRACTS FOR COMMUTATION from
the first of each month. made at the Secretary'a
Office only. from 10 A NJ to 3 P NJ, No III Liberty
street. New York.
eaY~FREIGHT RECEIVED atthe root of Court
landt street, New York, for way stations to Mill
stone and Perth AmbOy until ! NJ, and for
Princeton Trenton. &c, until 10 A NJ, and for
Newark until 1:30 P NJ. Freight received afJe
these hours is not despatched until the nextday.
u. w. JACKSON, Gen,I Supt.
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In GhallcGiv Of New Jersey.
fEiO Michael Lynch. and Cnthar;ne Lynch his
a wife. by riue of an order of the ourt al
ChaDcery of New Jersey made on the day of the
date hereof. in a clse where Davis lleadey il
complainant, nd you are defendant, you are re-
qui,ed to appear and plead. answer demur to
The bill OF said complainant. on or before The
tenth day OF March Iext. or the said tiil will be
taken as confessed against you
The said bill is Ill d to iurecose mortgage
given ny Michael Lynch and wife II Davis Head
ley, on lands in the t ,wn-hip of Union, in the
county of Union, dated Januaiy 10, D. 1858;
and you Michael Lynch are made defendant be-
cause you own lid lands. and because the bill
prays II drcree against you for any deficiency
there may be of the proceeds of said lands to pay
the mortgage debt. IAN > X. ENGLISH,
Solicitor OF Complainant, Elizabeth, Nd.
Dated January 9, 1863.
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Corporation Notice.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. That
it is the intention CT the City Council
of the CITY lizabeth, under by virtue
Of the provisions ofan act entitled, IAN act to
revise anf amend the charter Of the city OF Eliza
beth, approved March a, 1868. to order and
cause Grove street frt m Griel avenue 10 Broad
street, TO he paved with wooden pavement
Such persons as may object thereto arerequest-
to present their objections in writing NJ the
office OF he Street Commits Toner. on or before the
expiration OF two weeks from the dale of this
notice.
By o. der Of the City Council.
L. II. HIGGINS. Street Commissioner.
Dated, Elizabeth January o, 1859