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CIsTERk WATER heeom IS loul and Of
fensive because il conlainz alsrge amount
OF organic matter derived from the roof Of
the house absorbed lfos M the air, etc.
phismaiter may be inth8 form Of germs,
Or IL may be IN the pfOeeas q growth 81
decay. II may be Yegeta ole Of animal, or
both, theiattei condition generally pre-
Sailing. THIS haatler 2ndufR 0es rapid
rfowth and decay and exceed
inely rapid nultiplicat0u@ Whom the tenn
perature Is warm a IL t2e aunInef there
aretwo ways to correct tlzA evil First, BY
entire Aeparation Of 81 pIgtpic matter
from the water; second, 5bY lla complete
destruction while ID the zgateg Tho first
object can scarcely Be eacZompl 1ed, as no
simple alter would Aepsratea al germs, and
even If separated, theF ter o0ll n not be
kept for use exposedlot alE The pro-
pei method of .pufidcstio d d, therefore, by
chemical Dc ltrlction. TAaiamaY Be effect
ually econ omlcal b aad =aiely done BY the
pevnaanga of polssaa used III The pro-
portion Of about All 0unEa to tlfty gallQns
0f water, "a eatEpctlFe chemical change
takes place, the organic matter u reduce9i
and the whole rns sa S pEeu eupitated as az
Inert and harmless ssailent a he cheni
ca reaction IS i1efkad hw d pur pla color
1 ing Of the solution, and EEiaoolor lndieatel
the presence Of orgaale EaiieF. The per
manoanate should bsadG eduhtiI this colol
fdisappeaFs, when You RuiZ.y know that ths
organic ma tef j. entire 3 destroyed, foI
an ninfniiesinaI quaAHg oi lhe lattef vii
! he detected BY tho faHne This prepara
\ tion 0i potash n1ay be ob@imad atan1
drne Rist n "a 1 flsgsisldgW w kEedr@ d3tt
I I1ob lIf ~ sW a&@ fs
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Bathing aud ErIctIon.

. "a
soME animals battle, others DO not,
Those that bathe seem 10 do 30 for pur-
poses Of cleanliness but all animals,
whose skin il made lof the same finctions
as that Of man, Whethasr they battle or
not, have the emeansOfar3plY friction 10
every part Of the skin. Fowls and birds
sometimes bathe. hutm1r0ge generally keep
the skin free and clean Eoythe use Of the
Sin, and w here the Bill Cannot beapplied
the toes can be, so tAat GEetg point IN The
skin, and every feather, skepE clear and
clean. The COW, notoni=7 keeps her own
skin clean by the usa 81 heg moist rough
tongue, bat che asidu l5tsly ppliea her
crash towel to everypaEt Of her calf, and
no mothers darling . nade cleaner
every morning andIaznaol prepared 20
say that soap and CnchEfuaie water, with
) towel hays 8ny sap iloi advantagea
either for c1eAnll llnesaor 1Fhealt ~ friciions
From every part If heakiu a. 4 have
elsewhere explained, Rsnsibie and in-
sensible pprspl ton atzs constantly exud,
inR carrying o0 waste materials which
must be disposed nR 0r ONE iseasa u tho
c0nseQuenc0 zeldl0ro. very Inn.
poftant thait Tie ak#i b. Kept clean spQ
nee from all llohstfaolloI but lQls not oi
great con eqdenre HheE this n9 done
by gepefal bathing. - spOn lng, or hy
dry ffloIlnn "a loa loTt te4 miti
teH uf le ot
enc naile lpGas Ss, o8eY41 &
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La. IoHN aT0IT.s DIFFICpLTF.


LESS than forty years ago, "a certain
west country town 81 England, lived Alr.
John ssott head 81 the conslab abulafyi 90
astutc thief catcher thai his iriends
thought Il d pity he should throw hia wits
away up0p provincial bonds, and not
i've them broad and DO scope as 4 Bow
STeet runner. His enemies the local
hco0ndrels. thought the same but con-.
tented themselves with observing daIl1ly
that he was 30 sharp that BE would one
day probably cut himsalfn OF that he
4Vds too clever Is I've. III spite of these
intellectual ad7aatae ees of II c1nsoquence
Of them f stoit Eas IS fain a. q peacock,
and made ne rot Ji1npmmon mlaiA<e ot
inaqining bIln even clqye1ef fellow
than M really WA e kept the liti9
Town fiof Ii Was litsle 0ue thenl w clenk
of eril doafa, aua eai oasnpl llaanten
thereanoh hy IA bench el Spagsllatess
Chat h8 could not conceive that any mis-
demoanof could 6s committed which ne
saeacliy Should s unable t0 ferret ccf. ql
should ial IS bring i home lothe ifue
oaiprit don't pIetend iar 70 eays was
one of hia f4dfiss remarks, as j vas
Nt1g puzzled 81 a4 pEoie ion, but inis
l ly, as nonan ever to0s mo tloife
and then IA would It'd pipe With
kh8 air0f man who has m0desi'y c1n
Easea faa wG hieb ~ oihe bit
esn wonla hape 1ed II alieibatln to
him. KT8n llis Allaesl IA lE John
eoBf' afd eala hls qlai IL
osam5f II he LII e llayn Eept
rofslar4 Y ST Robert Alts ~
nfsf hs. piala Az e aa
ne for sq 1 g sais l!ts's fsl
lo4 ate 161S Ails ula
hif 81 Ala qHp naftioa.
ia have ee 9i ceoP
ts tlAa l4lnqArp4ql
fst td6 it Qt F,.f
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4 Iaa ~
many days Then r0rnOrag calme "a TIE
mother, and nhe reHecbed on heW0rk of
her hands Her s0n as AWa-ndBrer The
eyes Of her dap ghter meraAAi wi tears.
Her husband was sngegea azad ahe had
failed in all she had undefEaken. Her
husband permitled the mufO ttHchet to,
return and she did not oheol. kiN4
When ID was found thatlhc piano WAS
hopeless man came fromChI Icaeo toidoc
tor " but heworked in vain The manu-.
iactufef said they should HgnI tito him,
and be would find ont d cure Or knock ii
to pieces They sent Il, and 81 d the course
of time received q aletteftiht Hagl That a lias
Fnond ring had been diseogera d wadgad ID,
tin sach d place asto causeth 3 dlacordank
sound that bad puzzled them Iswag then
evident that "a "a had dropp8d Min th1ie,
probably ia closing tho plano lt was
also evident that CindegellR Waa limo.
or course, tom tba { moment, NE story
could have but one ending me inhei
son returned The doetor WhQ had bp.
hayed outrageoualy, and u oelled julia
was thfashed and banisbsd There were
two weadines on one day, am dIoar tender
hearts we're ma id happy, sisaeEinsny trib-
nlations. The music teschRr laa hecoIne
a farmer, and is beloved BY kiainoth ther,inl
law. They dwell together il perfect hap
oineas, and can not uild eEslaim d why peo,
pie should get divorced.
Now, the romance Is true Tho chsTae
terg live among us Cinderella and Jplii
shop in Chicago, and hayR heen seeI
weepink over fictiti0us tfows at thl
Opera Housa The Wessis aotso prac
tical hltef all.r- Chicago 7fib2lns
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I SO LsIl1t In tlraes gtesnNa0d.


GEAcR @ IlEHN WOOD publishes tne ioir
loving mcy and Characteristic letter Ia
she shiladelphls Star
R. lt6f of tAs Stag'-sir / ind ID your
issue 81 yesterday the following para
81. Lippincolt tlhe husband of GrAoa
Greenwood l0ufth-class clerk IN the
Post Ofiee Depar tuent, was an applicant
fof he position OF Geneial Superintand-
ent IN iha Post 0ldcc Depaliment bat
hiiad 10 get the p0intnent
During the gisitof Mf. hIaefeady to
thls country, IS he was travelling on 4.
/ West ern 81 mboat, he WAS pointed oulby
waggish clerk 70 roueh haca woods
/ tman. III Ole Ball, Who was then giving
eanceris iii the West The great haee
dian sat anan on he desk Wrapped il
Ip0eti cont empla Ion and insulaf dfgnltY
/ fbat the lall hIis1onfian 8lf0d1 imnle lately
40 70 bin andwitha startling slap on the
ehouidtf Shua addfoesed him: hollQ,
fold ho@f Old Bull wharf yom fiddle
The stately aotu luf ned UPON hims and.
With a atlwftherinn look aud ID he most
l.lrSs = tanf. 4 fepi sir am Noi
horaa, eltheraiu / d bull, neither haYe
II 10 kfttAttUi
In like n1a0net Jlave ID feplY thet NIT.
9IinDincott. of Phhad eIphia, tho hvs-
.lhnd af race reenW rood, a NOS Doe.
ItoE neikher i he . 8 f1urth-e -eisss clerk u
the R1st Office y epartnasut neIsl,er nHs
he been an app iean1 f5I 51e g9sl,ia1 oi
Genera sapellne eendent Of tlle Post Omee
i DEPARTMENT. neiiher has hs hilea . get
] the appointment
| As ioy the excellent DE. lsippiucolt, ie
1t not enough that he should miss q tne
Office To which he aspired, that you mnat
divorce him from his laWtut Wl!e, moAt
eatfmablo lady, and bsstoW nm apon 2
stranger
Il as lorus, belonging % another pfancn
Z Eof theIppincott tree, We hsye appned
for noohice az Washington, though we
s. have, Twin ConfesS held ourselves open
lto the proferof afrst- Class fofelgn mis-.
I sion. With slight Solicisation We would
consent TO be z q locker on n Niennas
!. though, perhaps, Madrid would be g better
] point as our worldly possessions pr1n.
!. cipally consist Of certain dhapidated
\ IeCastles in SPAIN That we mtssed ot
Paris was nat, we feel assured because
our honored President loved Philadelphia
less, but Galena more, "A. 0artiA has
]. fallen upon our hopes d 81 PeteTsunrg,
and IL We mourn, II win not Be Russian
sab1ea As sior the Court of 81 James y
seems sycur At0ttsgis the only wear"
I think I have some feason 10 oc0mplain
Of you editors for apparently class ing me
among the sbigamietio writer's Of the
day, In dsaiqing to ineao many amia1le
j o0nsofis Il you would onlg vary tne
] naule occasional y there would 0e sons
/ relie ia the variety l,uk tasasars Llppin-
/ 4c0t6
\ The Same clalmerI now put ioKth
a ~ thohene1t of Dr Idppinrot rnQM ap-
sEnlV msArr. y. E. Iippinootts the great
p;sIsisher mi ~ Gen. Ilipplnool6 late
.lbo1tkeeDef of the 6enala
They sre louorahe men donnt.
Hess, bit they are not my hsaabantlsi and
tlf hereby warn an pet sons galnse trusting
me on theigscooune
ca tcR fHH WOOD.
WalAl olon, APRIL
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The Railroads OF ths Worn d attae End
N n IA = .t.. 49,. y. Josss q w = n. t

The OonmercidI and Bfad peiel C8lfonsy
ga elves tho fOlloWing table ofthe miles
of railroad Ia the Several e0Gnsries Of the
world, their cost Der inila, tl1e mum ber Of
square miles and numbei ol inhsbitAnis to
each mile oi Tailroad:
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~ s,t,.i -, -, ~ fnhabit-
Countries and y ~ y e ~ ~. Z4i XXX 1 anita 10
States. .uss 455iis Z.nilS[ 4 each 4
ssf Ne miles, MY May mile
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When was young, time had for mo lazy ox,s
pace. .5ct
Butnow ~ like blooded horse, that means 10
win the race. ti
Ana yst cant an ont my days, Itlro myself win
"a TaibsF pse my legs and hands than plague my
head with thought.
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not tllge tho aun. VI
Whom can't sse how thlngp 50 on, fear taey're
badly done.
fmlgAt 6aSs isrmsd iii now, think. ones ialn-
ily Il 40 Queer NJ
Aa II q man can't oversee who's h hle eightieth
yeari
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

HOME. Our home What images are
brought before us by that one word
The meeting Of cordial smiles, and the
gathering round the evening hearth,
and the interchange of thoughts in
kindly words, and the chances Of eyes
to which our hearts lie open as the day
there is the true city of refuge !
Where are we to turn when it is shut
out from rs or changed Who ever
thought his home could change? And
yet those calm, and deem and still de-
lights, over which the world seems to
have no breath of power, they too, are
like the beautiful summer clouds, tran
quill as if fixed to sleep forever in the
pure azure of the skies, yet all, all the
while melting from us, though imper-
ceptibly passing away.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28
ssy- Three young men, named John

HsS~ Three young men, named John
Conways, James Dillon and James Con-
ners, were arrested last evening, by
Sergeant Cotton, on the order of Chief
Keron, who was under the impression
that their sudden visit to our city bo-
ded no good to our citizens. They
were dressed in red shirts, and each
had 100 copies of "fhe New York Com
monwealth," which they were anxious
to dispose of at five cents per copy.
They were locked up, and this morn
ing taken before Justice Furman, who,
after carefully inquiring into the cause
of their visit, and receiving perfectly sat
isfactory replies, permitted them to take
their papers and leave the city, which
they were very glad to do. They said
that they did not know that any paper
was published here, and supposed of
course that an Extra" ought to meet
with ready sale, especially in view OF
the fact that the black head lines an
nounced that jackson had had his
nose pulled" "Female Suffrage 1.-The
Vermont Murder case" &C., &C., The
young men concluded that our people
could not readily be 'gulled," and ex-
pressed the opinion that our police
could not be imposed upon.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

B@- The present lovely weather
creates rush for the beautiful horses
and elegant carriages, which are turned
out by Mr. J. G. Vanfeet, at his stables
in East Grand street Better turn
outs cannot anywhere be found than
here, and we are glad that Mr.. Van
feet has met with the richest success in
his endeavors to please the public. 1t
is pleasure to drive one of his animals,
and fully as pleasant to patronize man
who does all in his power to give salts
action. Try one of his teams some of
these fine afternoons.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

The ARCADE. Eve perambulated q
little yesterday afternoon, and in the
course of our peregrinations, dropped
in at the popular resort-the arcade,
which is creating so much talk through
out the city and State. The stores on
the first floor are nearly all occupied,
and the enterprising tenants inform us
that business is improving. Quite a
number of real estate Offices have been
opened on the second floor, and we
learn that one OF our leading associa-
tons contemplate removing to the eli
gible rooms in this magnificent build
ing.
The basement is being cleared of
rubbish preparatory to the opening of
an elegant and complete dining saloon,
with billiard room attached. Senator
Clark has secured frst-class tenant
for these compartments, which he has
fitted up with all the modern appli-
cances-ranges, steam heaters, water
closets. dressing-rooms, etc. An ele-
giant dining has also been sepa-
rately ged for ladies, We are
glad that we are soon to have place
where a hungry man or woman can
procure "square meal" without in
Mailing SO per cent of the fumes of poor
rum or bad tobacco.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

EsB~ We have to congratulate Chief
Keron, Capt. Garland, and the other
members of the police force generally
for the perfect order, maintained in the
neighborhood OF the circus grounds
yesterday and last night, not single
case of disorder occurred, and the pick
pockets failed in relieving our citizens
of watches, and other valuables, which
are so tempting bait to them. We
don't know that another city in the
Union can boast of such q desirable
state of affairs, all attributable to the
efficiency of the Chief and his subordi-
mates.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

Beg There seems, from the evidences
about us, and from all the accounts we
receive, to be a great demand for all
kinds of labor this Spring. The various
industries of the land, under the impe-
t,ls of Government in which the PEG
pie have perfect confidence, and the
great retrenchment already commenced
in the governmental departments are
pulsating with new life. and capital and
labor are both embarked in developing
resources that have tor years been DOR
mant. A visit around among our man
ufaeturing establishments with glance
at their hurry, and hustle, clangor and
smoke, would convince any one that
the business world is moving.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-The country
is flooded with counterfeit money. Ten,
twenty-five and fifty cent shinplasters
largely abound while the counterfeit
bills of the denomination of one dollar
and upwards are detected every day. A
large edition of $40 and 500 notes OF
this sort. has just been added to the
finances of the country, and our read
ers will do well to examine bills of these
denominations, dated 1862, closely.
Arrangements are being rapidly per-
fected in the Printing Bureau of the
Treasury Department for new issue OF
greenbacks and fractional currency in
an entirely different style from those at
present i'll circulation.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

THE PLANET SATURN. This interest
ing object now rules as an evening
star, rising near the east southeast of
the horizon, at thirty-three minutes
after eleven o'clock in the evening. 1t
is now in the sign of the Scorpion,
about twelve degrees northwest of the
lunar star Antares. The broadcast e&
panse Of the rings is nearly turned
towards the earth. In this portion of
the orbit it is affirmed that stars have
been seen in the space which inter-
venes between the rings.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

Bssy~ The circus which visi ted this
city yesterday, made most imposing
demonstration-the pageant being the
most superb ever seen here. We I'M
derstand that one of the proprietors
was formerly resident of our CITY,
The circus company took away with
them some So, 200 or $4,000, and our
people are consequently so much poor
err. We really do not wish to hear any
of them complain of the scarcity OF
money. People who can spend money
in patronizing a circus ought never to
complain of hard times" LET'S hear
no more grumbling.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

Bag The following gentlemen were
elected officers of Resolute Temple OF
Honor, at meeting held on Monday
evening:
w. C.-George NJ. Stiles.
w. We. M. Lockwood.
w. robin j. Ludlow.
w. A. Rs. r. Halenbeck.
w. +. R.-Wm. IL. Meeker.
w. T.-G. w. Martin.
w. u. A. Good.
w. d. wv. w. Stiles.
w. O. Crane
w. S.-Patrick McDermott.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

DEAD LIoN.-One of the lions which
entered this city, yesterday morning,
with the European Circus, was taken
suddenly i'll. shortly after passing the
Union County Herald office, and died
in great agony few minutes thereafter.
The circus men skinned the =" King of
the Forest" and expect to stuff the old
fellow with straw, or some other light
substance-bu but country people amt
expected to know anything about this.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28
City Stems.
Reading Matter on every page,
ELTzABETH POST OFFICE.

MAILS ARRIVE.
from New York, Jersey City, Newark, Morris and
Essex Railroad, and all points North and East, at
A. NJ. and 7.30 p. NJ.
From New York North and East, at P. NJ.
From Elizabethport at 8 A. NJ
From Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
all points South, and Southwest, at 5.15 and 11.20
A. NJ. and 1905 P. NJ.
From all points on the line of Central Rail Road
New Jersey at P. NJ.
From Union, Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday,
at 10 A. N.
MAILS CLOSE.
For Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and all
points South and Southwest at I, 3, and 1910 A.
Nj and ESQ p. NJ.
For all points on line of Central Rail Road Of New
Jersey at \. NJ.
For Newark and Morris and Essex Rail Road at 10
50 A. NJ. and 630 p. NJ.
/, For New York. Jersey City, and all points north
and east at and 1919 A. NJ and $50 p NJ
For Elizabethport at P. NJ.
For Union, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
1015 A. NJ. G. HARRIS, p. NJ.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

@sa- Our columns bore witness to the
remarkable interest felt from one side
of the continent to the other i'll the
semi-centennial anniversary of the In
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows. The
century has witnessed no more remark
able development OF a benevolent or
ganization than that which was Mon
day so appropriately and SO widely
commemorated.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

se@1 The appearance of the drome-
daries in our streets yesterday, created
considerable alarm among the horses,
very many of whom were frightened,
and could only be withheld with the
greatest difficulty. Three runaways
took place ON Elizabeth avenue in the
morning - one team belonging to
.Messrs. Pruden d Olcott and another to
Messrs. A. Q. & J. Thompson, but they
were halted before any damage was sus-
tanned
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28
SEVENTH WARD

Our correspondent alludes to Coun-
Gilman Lyon, we suppose, for we do
not know a member of Council who has
" fought SO hard" against obstructing
the sidewalks and streets as this gentle
man. We hope he will continue in his
laudable efforts, and continue to insist
that the sidewalks throughout the city
shall be kept clear of all distractions.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

reap We have received lists of 80 new
subscribers since last Friday. We are
averaging of late about so per week.
Mr.. Van Blarcum, our uptown carrier,
has been obliged to put another assist.
ant on his route. Friends, we hope to
improve as we grow older. Get your
neighbors to subscribe and thus stimu-
late us to still greater exertion.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

HsA- Newton Division No. 81 Sons of
Temperance will hold their third ami
versary on Friday evening of next week,
on which occasion their hall will be de-
dicated. Rev. A. NJ. Palmer, G. w. p,
and one or two gentlemen from this
city, have been invited to speak.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

aeA. In our account yesterday Of the
''doings" of the newly elected Chief
Engineer at Layfayette Hook and Lad.
der house, on Monday evening, We for
got to mention that the collation. was
gotten up Mr.. Charles B. Keimig, a
member of the truck, who has no supe-
rior in this city for ''things of this
sort"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

Mr.. ~EDIroR:-Th pile of bricks no
ticed iii your edition of yesterday, as
having tllmbled on the sidewalk on
Railway avenue, have been lying there
all winter, and am pleased to see that
some of our citizens begin to notice
such things, as well as our worthy
Councilman from the
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

Bay Mile. Parepa, with leading
company, sings at Library Hall this
evening, and she will doubtless be
greeted by full house. She will soon
depart for Europe.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

8ea- We are informed that Franklin
Lodge, No. 8, I. o. 0. F., contemplate
making an excursion to Long Branch
sometime in June OF July, the exact
time not having been decided upon.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

BGsn As an item of news in which
many poor people will be interested, as
well as hundreds of boys, we may men.
ton that the New York and Philadel-
phia Geological and Equestrian Insti
tute" is travelling towards this city.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

Ma. Mr.. Walter P. Wells of the
Union Fire Company, has received the
appointment of Clerk to the newly
elected Chief of the Trenton Fire De-
partment, Hon. John A. Weart.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28

sea-A quarterly session of the Grand
Division of Sons of Temperance of the
State is in session at Salem to-day. The
July session will be held at Belvidere.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-28
MAGEE'S
Elevated OVEN RANGES.

VTTE have received the exclusive agency for this
w city for the above Celebrated Ranges, and we
are now prepared to put them up at short notice.
with or without the heating attachment for warming
rooms above The reputation of the Range Is 20
well established as to require no comment from us
farther than the above
In connection with the Range, we have also the
agency for the Magee Furnaces, both Portable and
Stationary Sc well known in this vicinity, and shall
be happy to meet the demands of those wanting
L. NJ HERRICK Il Co.,
sIO 2l9 Broad street.