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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16
FIRST WARD. 1,G5.

Corners Frank, block 10, lots 81, IS, 80, ..
~ "''''' s&GoV;D WARD 1865
' P.... .,..'. .,..s... =. =. 80. 81 70
Di betw i', g. and mi streets $50 SO
Brown Joseph NJ. lot+ 7 and s, B'akcs o..
p map l. IT, OF 50 iIiafe's map 93
Chetwood b. c. h1u,r y East Jersey
street lots East Jerse! tnrncr Meadow
Ero.t Inhu hOuse11 Miller ~rrpet.... 10 IS
Fnrnala j th,, / Mechanic St~,ct.... -. IL 0S
Gn,ne-s j p, land above 9th ~ireet, be-
VI tween Ne" Point road aud u.ll street 80 60
Uvslop Thoinrs, lot As, Rake's map, S3
Ish m Ralph II !ois above 9Th street on
McGh e Marr. lie Br ad street 49,. 9 so
Newark avenue ................ -. $40 60
Pau ev John, 1T5 feet ON Division street '5
Unknown 4 lots. block Q. lots 10 A.. "a
Slarks |. w lot Catharine street corner
Elizabeih qvenue. ...................' 4 Gs
street ire BALES map. ..........,...... "a Is
WenGt IIermann, house 1873 High street 1 81
FOURTH WARD, 1895.
Commit John. block A. lots next 10 Dilks
and p Price. Peters mp ............ 6 OS
or, ~ George W 2t1 Water street -. IS 60
Jones Andrew 10 South sfreet......... 90 70
SIXTH WARD, 1865.
Douglas, DeIIart place in rear of Good
heGrt ..... ..... 1 S.
Eleves Cathnrine As " est Jersey street So 50
Giles John 100 feet on Orch, d street -. IL rs
Miller Francis. lots 80. 40, ii and AZ
MeeEer's u ap. ..................-..... b 5b
Dram f.. lot 10. Davenport map. =. 25
Richards John. 1R1 Morris street % 30
Williams. Grand street :. Meeker's map. IS
r:as= The above sale stands adjourned 10
~ DIV, ~ 81 hal
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16
Central Railroad Of ". J

Central Railroad Of ". J.
La tS2 :i,s.s
ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO THE WEST;
CONNECTING AT HAMPTON JUNCTION WITH TuB
DELAwAHE. l. CKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD. ANn AT EAsToN WITH THE
LEHtsu VALLEY RAiLltoAp AND lTs
CONNECTIONS t0RMiNG d.
RECT LINE TO THE VEST WITHOUT CHANGE or
CARS To PlrrsBUl;G. AND BUT ONE CHANGE
TO CINCINNATI Ok CHICAGO.
Express Trains Daily su ,ne West.
Passenger and Freight stalionin New York, loot
oil Liberty Street.
FALL AIsIsANSa EGN,F.
Commencing November 80 1865
LEAVE NEW YORK FOR ELIzABErH-At 545,
$40 co. 10 35. e.15 81 8. 9.15, 10 70, II 80
A. Nj. II 10 w., Leo, 2U0. 300 3 30 3.45 90. 20
40, So SO 500, ~. 40, $50, 10, o. 10 so.
and l1.4j p n.
LEAy ELizABtrH FOR New Yonk-Ai 1925
5.32 10. G.4, los. 720, 40, a3, go. $50. .20
o. 10 ?u.1O,3n II ~. II 80. A NJ l2.+5. 30, =.
%. s. $50 40. BE- 5.a5, ) %, G,25, & 35, 1870
S.i5 81 1918 =. NJ.
TRAINS LEAVING ELIZABETH WESTWARD FOR STA
TloNs ON TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY AND CoNNEt TING R0ADs:
~7 f.F 4. M.-MAUCH cHUNk LfNE-Stop-
( y - ping al all stations o.. Genital Rail.
road OF N. j., below Junction. AUD
above junction ior passengers from
stations below Samerville- connect
Chunk. Wlliamsp0it, Wtlkesbarre,
MahpnOy City, Mount Carmel &c,
- * A. Nv AY TRAIN foi Somerville
O. - and Remington stopping at all Eta
NTA 4. NJ. WAY TRAIN ior Pennington
az ~ and Junction, stopping nj all stations,
CONNECTS Al junction with Delaware,
Lackawanna ana Western Railroad.
a An A. N. FAST LII + Tor the " est.
~. " without change of cars III 'iltsburg)
stopping on Central Railroad OF n j.
only at plainfcld Somervile, juno.
ton PhIliprbnrg and Easton-- con-
meets at Harrisburg with train for IL
liantport. Lock Haven, Erie and the
Oil Regions.
ger Palace sleeping Cars through
from New York to Chicago.
ss) 4 - =. M--WAY RAIN for Harris
A@.f burg Stopping at all stations on
Central Rail Dad OF \. j. Connects NJ
Somer, lille tor Flemii gton; at EastOn
with the train for Mauch ChuI k III d
Wikesbarre; at Bethlehem with the
Northern Pennsylvania Rail DAD at
Reading for Pottsville. Ephrnta, Liti2,
Lancaster Columbia. &c
1OP.M WAY TRAIN for Someryille---
4. " stopping at all STATIONS.
Tn y. VI. WAY TRNIN Tor Eastun.
Il. 2O Mauch hunk and Belvidere-S Stopping
at all stations.
= % P.M.-WAY TRAIN for Flem;n. tom
bow stopping at all stations between Eliz
abeth and SOmervile. and on South
Branch Railroad.
SQP. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS. for
-. - " Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Read
ing, Wllliamsport, liarrisbJ r., h RTE. tho
Oil Region. Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chi
cago, &c stopping ON Central Railroad
OF N. j. only at Junction and Phillips
burg. Sleeping cars to Pittsburg.
6.A2 Pia M at s .fa TaAIs to H's'0n''op
$50 VILE MEwAr rHAlN FOR sohEN,
40 x5oS e. Of cars 70 Fss @fs.
Stopping on Central Railroad of New
Jersey only at Junction, Phillipsburg
and East0n. Sleeping cars through
lr0m New York Pittsburg.
II ~ p. M-WAY TRAIN to PlaiHfeld,
l. l. - stopping at all stations.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave ELIZABETHPORT at 730 A. M.
Leave MEN YORK at 800 p. M.
SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.

SHORT LINE TO FLEMINGTON,
Leave ELIZABETH at SIS and 9.1O A. NJ;
70 42 and 80 = NJ.
Leave PENNINGTON for New York at 6 90 and
Ii 40 A. NJ; 6.25 P. NJ
II. E. KICKER Superintendent.
II. P BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16

ARCHIBALD S. WOODRUFF
City Treasur r.
TyAXES OF ls67.--whereas. The Receiv
l. er of Taxes of the city of elizabeth hath
duly prepared a transcript OF the unpaid taxes
assessedin the year 1867, so far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands add real estate
within the said city, or are a lien upon such lands
and real estate and did dply cause notice to
he published and printed in newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating thai said
transcript of unpaid taxes had been made, and
That unless said taxes should be paid at his office
within twenty days after the first publication of
said notice. the same would pc collected by pub
lie sale according to law, according to the pro-
visions of an act entitled An act to revise and
amend the charter of the city o Elizabeth" APP
proved March 4, 1866: and
Whereas, The following taxes, in said tran
script named, at the expiration of said twenty
days remainek unpaid and still so remain; now,
therefore.
Public Notice is Hereby Given Thatthe Treas-
urer of the city of e liz aheth. will on Tuesday,
the I'D day OF December next, at o'clock in the
ftefnoon, at the Court House in the city of Eliz-
/ beth. in pursuance of the power and authority
IF the said act, sell at public auction the lands
and real estate. described in the annexed sched-
ule. on which said unpaid taxes have been re-
spectively assessed or are lien for the lowest
term OF years mot exceeding City years. Tor
which any person will take he same. respective
Y. and pay the aWount of such unpaid taxes
thereon. with the interest thereon. and all law
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16
F! Sleds ! Sleds {!

NEW pa';ew's " various COLI :. and At prices
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16
FOURTH WARD. 1864,

Commit, block A, next TO NJ. n. Crane;
block A. next to Periam Price. Peters
map -.A.........-..---... --...
Mckinley Michael. block Al, lots i, 20
and A, gore A ...... ............ ....
Lawton, , lots, 81 and 6S Peters map.
FIFTH WARD. 1864.
Milligan G NJ, estate, house 116 West
Jersey street .........-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
Gunpowder! Gunpowder |!

HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AG ENJOY
Ill In this city for the "Du POhL Powder
Mills" have always on hand In magazine
litIStiI,,I II tho above named mIilS. Viz !:
RlilO Powder IN whole, half and Qu ArtGr me.
tNllc kegs Sporting In clnnlHtRns nlso
Blasting aud Mining Powder In metal kegs;
Patent ind Water Proof HRIGty Fuse for
blaStlng. For sale at lowest market prices.
A IlbeRl discount will be given to persons
ordering powder by the quantity,
Delivered FREQ 10 BteAmDOUB and carH.
mRTS-ly NJ, REILLY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
J. s. RHODES g. co.

B ULL HI Il N .
TIlO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS WE
l. will offer this morning
at 60 cents.
All Wool Plain Empress Cloths al 60 cls.
All Wool Printed Empress Cloths that COst
81 so for 50 CENTS. 0''''
Heavy all Wool Red Blankets al s. pair.
Fine yard wide Shifting Muslin nj lSIf ciu
Fine all Wool White FIanneiE nj II a.,
Double Twllled French MefInos III IS cla,
Heavy Twllled Plaid klannels al % ciE.
Heavy Corded Alpaca pOplIn9 nj 81 and
50 cents. - va"
OclU J. u RHODEl 4 IN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
Dissolution.

Dissolution.
ECo.PARTN ERsH Up HERETOFORE
l. existing between Louis BiOnI and vii.
lam bachm9n, under the nrm name OF
Blond d BaChmRu, in the Millinery hnSi'
nets', has been dissolved by mutual consent.
Louis Blond retiring;
The business Will DO continued at the old
stand, ono door south OF u. NichoIl 4 Bro.
on Main street, by William BlGnman, who
WI hlSo hellle all claims against the late
thcm, and those knowing themselves In.
ueDlcI Will please call and gsLt 10 1T once.
LOUIS BLOND,
WILLIAM BACuMAN.
WHEELING, AuR. ~, 1850 Ruy2I-T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
MGatrM.
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
IS at once agreeable,
healthy, and eiltc,ual
for preserving The
hair. iatIed or gray
lair is soon restored
10 It's original color,
miM tie gloss amt
freshness IF YouM
FnNa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
Snndrlas

Sandrles.
GTEEh AND IRON Pillow WINGS, Hot
= PrGNGl Nuts, Cast and shear steel An.
wis, Bellows, VlSeH, Horse lIRSpG, ShoOt Iron,
Nails, PreSNd Spikes, &c,
nc, HlLDRErII d BRO,
hflT ~ Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20

ceased to appear In The Impertalist;
but VI The eNrnestntsS and sincerity
with which the paper was conducted,
there was intrinsic evidence In lts own
columns. Az 10 the 7. O. ]. o., II IL,
necessarily, difficult for me to give any
proof oil Ito existence beyond my own
Of tbe cbHret i aSwSyS b. the Tqu GoPSa
ate TO the subordinate colonies, the war.
rant OF an organizing commissioner,
and his instructions; interesting and
curious documents. The original
charter and commissions have been
seen and examined by the editor OF this
magazine.
CORY OF CHARTER.
81 ViS pacCm, para bcllWnI, IN morte
villa est.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
lNDORsEMENr OF rnN PRESS,

The many thousands cured At LhiS a.,o,,-
nRhment within the Int twenty Sean1. S"I
INC numerous Important surgical ODSraiinHraHl
performed ~ DE. Johnston witntSttI 6v tnn
I n1, Pc =, o. 1IS Gun and many other papers
aGiIln before The public, besides hlS sIan,i Inn
~ gentleman Of character and rISnSSIas
Dility u Hufnclent guarantee 10 tIo HiliIeted
s AS!IS D1lhEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED,
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cncd, falling hair checked. md laid.
ness often, though not always, cured
n.y. ITS use Nothing can restore the
hair where tho folliclcs are DESTROYED,
or the glands atrOphicd and dccaycl
But such as remain can he saved for
usefulness by this application Instead
of loulins tho hair with a pasty scli,
mcnt, it will keep it clean and yisnons.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray Or falling oil, and
consequently prevent badness Free
from those delctcriOus substances which
mako some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Yigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20

HEADQ'1'Rs, T. Q. I. o., =, ls-.
Know all ye to whom this warrant
shall be shown, that by reason OF
special confidence Imposed In the In.
teRrity, good judgment, and efficiency
oil --, he has been and Ia hereby
duly appointed a Commissioner Of the
7. q. l. o., with power and authority
to organize Civil Colony In -, and
TO select the original membership for
the organization thereof, aud to receive
and record their several obligations,
showing these presents TO them only as
his warrant therefor,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
HAIR DRESSING,

nothing else can he found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, aud yet lasts
long on tho hair, giving it a rich. glossy
lustrc anil grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. ]. C, Aver & Co.,
PRACrTch AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE $l.oo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
New Fall Goods!
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT!

A LII GOODS SOLD As ClIEAP AZ ANY
n House In the CITY.
Silks, Popllns and Plaid Dress Goods:
Arab CloakS. shRwls, Small Shawls, Prints,
bleached and Brown MuSllns, Table Linen
Napkins, Bed Blankets, all Sizes, Hosiery
Gloves; Agent Tor the "Jugla" Paris K IA
Glove. Alo best Glove imported.
IL II. SMITHpSY
sep25 No. l22 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
DIsEAsE OF IMPRUDENCE.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Ol'ieo No. South Frederick ktrecG
Lon hand side going from Baltimore street. a
Few doom nom the corner, Fail moi In 81
BerVB the name and number,
~ No lettGrH received uuII%S p,Ht NAM a, -
GontAning siam 2 70 1e u9ai Un tie iGpIS.
ten.nGs writing should State fgo, anil Ssiis
i1rtlon " advertisement describing SWIM.
LOInH, oS"'l~
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CORY OF CHARTER.

----ATe hereby constituted
o Civil Colony OF the EMPiRB OF TIM
WEST, with full power 10 add to their
number such good and true men as
will, In due form and manner, devote
themselves TO the cause OF Good Gov.
eminent In America.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-20
MARRIAGE,

reject that sound mind and l4A,v .,o n,.
most necessary requisites 10 prOnIoIs cSnnns
hal hapPineS. Indeed; without IhIs" ~.
Journey through life becomes weary n Sio
GrimaRe; the prospect hourly darksns u liz
view the m tiIilIi pecome Swallowed with de-
uon that the happiness OF another b.o0Inst
hllghted with our own, "S''tt'"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-02
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.


BUTTER-1hcre is but moderate demand for any
tendency to still lower rates. Fine Butter would sell
readily if there any offering, but this description is
scarce We quote good Vermont and New York dairics
at 3dl3Sc with occasional sale of fine fall Butter
40c common dairies at 30a3ie Canada at 30a6; West.
ern at 30l5c for fine and 23a2c for inferior bakers
2la22c per Id.
EGGS-The market is firm, ana there is good de
mand at 9c with an occasional sale of single boxes
l0c per dOZ.
FRESH MEATo-Thc market is dull and there is on
y limited demand for any description of Beef. GOOD
Lambs selling readily at quotations but thin Sheep
are dull. We quote Chicago Beet at Salc Eastern at
Ga0c per b. Lamb at sa0c for choice. Mutton ia 0c
per H.
DRIED APpLhS-rhcrc is a good inquiry ana bat
light supply here. Sales could be readily made
quotations. and 4 nice LOT would sell at advance. We
quote Eastern quartered at II l2c; do sliced i5c Mich
gan and Ohio at 0al0 l-2c for quarcred ind Tic Tor
sliced Southern is selling at Sa1Oc per lb.
BEAN5-We quote medium screened at S3a3 Il per
BUSH do 81 25a2 so Pea Beans 50 36a3 80 yell
10y eyes 50 per BUSH Canada Peas at 81 40ll 50
ed do 81 Goal IS per bush.
POCLTRl-There is only moderate supply to-day,
and with cold weather prices higher The best Tr
keys sell to-day at 25a26c and the best Chickens ut lisa
22c and common Chickens and fowls at l5a20c
NEGETABLES-Ther is no change in the price OF
good lots OF Jackson whites, and sales made the
railroads at G5c per bush. Onions very firm at
per Dbl.
FRUITS-Thc wholesale trade in Apples is confined
almost entirely TO those lots received by commission
houses dealers who have stored their fruit would
not sell at current rates, CranberrieS dull ami the
sales mostly in small lots We quote common Apples
at S3a3 80 and prime winter fruit at StI - Dbl.
Cranbcrries S9all per Dbl.
HAG-Straw is firm ut quotations. We quote ll1st-
cargo prime at S2la2i per ton and prime Vermont
qualities sell at Sl5a17 and swae Hay at A per ton.
New ork Straw baed sells at S25a21 per ton.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-02

The Woman's Rights Convention, at Cleye-
land, is taking considerable of the public
attention. Among the other curosities are a
number of lady reporters. \ contemporary
say.
One OF them, Miss Nellie Hutchinson, OF the
| New York Tribune, is described rs petite
| plump, and quite young, with large laugh
| ing eve, a rctroussc nose, and Il wealth OF
| light brown hair She is wide-awake. Mss
| Lizzie NJ. Boynton. of Illinois, is 4 young
! lady with a narrow. intelligent, piquant face,
shining black hair, and u clear-cut profile.
| And there were others. Mother Bickerdykc's
| appearance created quite a sensation, and all
the ladies rushed up and kissed her In the
course of the proceedings. Mrs Lizzie Cutter
was requested to see if free passes could not
be got from the railroad companies for del
egates TO return home.
"MrS Cutter-Oh, no: am not pretty enough
"haye tried before 10 induce them 10 make a ne
ducti0n. and they said no "
MI. McI onne-'Let Mrst utter suggest il Wonl-
an "prcler than she is
The Chairman (COl. Ili@ginSOnI -' That j. too
much to ask of any one Langhttr.T
A committee afterwards reported that no
arrangement could be made, and tull fares
would be ruthlesslv eXacted A World rcpor.
berS, and that Mrs lIanaford is the only Wom-
an living who herself u minister of the Cos
|pel, is about to ordain her own son to the
same holy work Mrs Liyermorc spoke par
Iticularly of the effect OF Il wonlan's vote ON
the temperance question. She told how,
when engaged IN the hospital work during
the war, She needed the signature OF the Gov
| ernor OF the state OF Illinois to some document
| and after going to several places. could not
| find him. Finally the hickman said he could
find him, and took her to a liquor saloon. He
went in and found the Governor, but told Mrs
| LlFemole that she must 60 in, for he could
not come out She went ill., and there, behind
q green screen that too many persons might
moi see him, She found the Governor of the
great State OF Illinois all in heap. dead drunk.
| Afterwards he was sent to Congress as 4 Sen
ator for six years AT n later stage she need
ed the signature Of another officer III the seat
of war, and could not find him because he
WAS on on one of his sprccs. "AtterWards we
made that man the President of the 'United
States he reporter adds that "a violent
sensation Was created by these statements
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-02

Suppose the Supreme Court does declare
the Lcgal-tender act unconstitutional, what
Will that decision mean?
|. 1t will moi deny the power of the Coy
eminent to issue noteo on promises to pay
money; but only its power or Constitutional
right TO force such notes upon the people,
H. II viii not, therefore, abolish OF violent
" put out of use grcenbackS, but simply make
their use optional,
III. The court viii not force contract
made in grcenbacks 10 be settled in coin--be-
cause il cannot impair the obligation of con
tracts; therefore, debts contracted in green
backs Will be paicd in @rccnbacks, or in
their equivalent in gold.
", Is il not probable that when the com
pulsory acceptance Of grccnbacks ceases then
credit viii improve? II A is forced to take b.
note for a debt, he is dissatisfied; il he has tn,
option 10 take BIS note OF something else he is
likely olook into BSconditon. fine finds thai
b is sound, that his income largely exceeds
his expenses, that his business is managed
economically and that he has no lawsuits ON
hand, A is likely 10 think much better of r.
credit lllan he did before.
| ! II the Supreme Courts decision leaves
the use Of greenbacks optional, they will con
tinul in use just SO far and so long as they
| serve die convenience of the people; and at
precisely the rate which represents the conf
dencc Of the people in the Government
VI. But Us they will be of uncertain value,
it it likely that business transactions, espcci-
ally those which involve timc will gradually
come to be done on n gold foundation So
far as this goes the decision of the Court
would act rs It permission, merely, to Use
gold But il seems clear that, rs rapidly rs
the public convenience would allow, and no
more Sc, gold would be adopted as the stand
ard for transactions.
VII. No debtor can be oppressed, on the
prctcNt that such 4 decision cntorces payment
in gold OF Il debt contracted in grrcnbacks.
The Courts, in their equity Jurisprudence,
have full power 10 enforce such contracts ac-
cor,ling to their terms, and will not help a
creditor to exact more.
VIII. SO tar rs we have gone, everything
seems to show that decision against the lie
gAl-tcnder act would make no Immediate
change ol revolution in the trade Of the coun-
try. The decision would force no change or
violent substitution of gold for paper. 1t
would only break down and drag aside a bar
Irier, and give the people IN opportunity to
make the change. That they would not be
oNer-quick to make it seems probable, from
the fact that n decision OF the Court several
months ago made gold contracts legal, and
yet but very few persons have awaited them
selves of that permission to substitute gold
for greenbacks.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1869-12-02
HOW MANY PERSONS

constantly suffering in some form the maladies that
result from the OF YOUTH and who would give all
they possess to be restored to condition of sound anu
vigorous health. Let all such consult the advertisement
OF the Peabody Medical Institute. Boston, which pub
fishes the medical work OF DR., ALI. Hayes, TIL
SCIENCE OF LIFE, or MISREPRESENTATION"
Those who afflicted by the consequences OF youthful
of pleasantness and physical vigor DR.. Hayes SEX
UAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN, AND HER DIS
EASES, y is also published by the Peabody Medical In
our columns. sp2!