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Tho Cnban ConatltutIon.

y u = NBW YORK, NOV. ly.
The new constit ution Of the Cuba
Republic has been made public by the
Junta. Among Its provisions are the
following articles;' ~ A.. 'f
All the inhabitants Of the Republic
Of Cuba are absolutely ffee. Il
All the citizens are considered as
soldiers Of the llberalizlng army.
The House Of Representatives shall
not abrldRe the freedom OF religion,
nor Oithe press, nor OF pu bliC meetings.
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FRANCE.
Tho New ministry.

-'a>' PARIS, Nov. 10. /.
It 10 rumored to-day that Two mem-
bers Of the Theirs party will enter the
ministry with NJ. olivere. A grand
banquet will be given here on the 9th
OF Decem Der, In honor OF the returned
French exiles. EmIle Ollvere, whose
name has been mentioned In connec-
tion with the new ministry, has had
audience with the Emperor. They
will have consultation on Sunday
AnHf
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TEHHEaBRE.
Proclamation for the Convention.
Sentiment OF the Legislature
ON Negro BuIErage-Peaee
I and Concord.

and Concord.
NASHVILLE, Nov. II.
Governor Senter will issue his procla.
nation Tomorrow, ordering the cleo
ton Of delegates for The Constitutional
ConVenEions liU tII mn
The vote in the House, yesterday, on
the Fifteenth Amendment, affords no
criterion as to the sentiment OF the LeR-
islature. on the negro suffrage question.
While that body is opposed TO the
amendment on the ground that It Is an
undue assumption Of power on the part
OF the Federal Government, 1t la estl-
mated that out ofthe one hundred and
nine members composing the body,
there are not over ten or eleven who IA
Vor Withholding political rights from
the negro. 1t is quite certain that the
coming Constitutional Convention will
enact u provision In the now Constitu-
ton guaranteeing the elective franchise
to the colored man.
There are about dozen candidates for
the Convention from this county, all
eminent for legal ability.
Affairs have never been more peace.
ful and tranquil in Tennessee than at
present. Under the new regime, politi.
cal outrages, Ku Klux depredations
and negro whipping have become things
otthe past, fact which carries It's own
moral
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PRIOEA.

nOoiandS German BitssrS per bottle SlSSS lSSSS
iIOonaudH German Tonic, put up In quart
OOttlCS, u " per bottle or u hall dozen for
U6O.
ATDo not forget 70 examine Nnll Tue nf-
Icle you buy, In order 70 got the genuine,
For sale by Druggists aud Dealers IN Med.
cine everywhere, lyl2
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
CoTToN-Active and firmer; middling
Aka249S; sales $40 bales; receipts 2l5
bales; exports to Havre 2OSs bales.
FLoUR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Corn-Scarce; while 81 25.
O9ts-62a64c. Bran-Sl so.
hAY-ScRrce; held at $685.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Firmer at
S3i %. BacOn-17N, 2Oka2OI<c; Lard
-l7%a19Hc.
GRocERIEs-Sugar and Molasses-
Unchanged. Cotfee-Unchanged.
WHIsKY-Sl 10.
GoLD-l27H.
discount,
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-, BosToN, Nov. 10.
The 100 mile walking contest termI-
mated last night, between DInsmore,
Danillo, Oddly, McCann, Gibbon, and
Taylor. Oddly, concluded bis 100 miles
IN y hours and 20 minutes, and Tay.
lor In "a hours and As minutes, DIns-
more, who came In third, was In the
best condition OF the three.
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For Sale Cheap.

I AM DIRECTED TO SELL THE
i three story building on Zane street, east
Ut Seventh, which ts At present occupied by
Mr. ThUs. Downs as Grocery store and
dwelling. The house contalns7 rooms be-
sides the store room, and has front on
Zane btreet OF about 20 feet. This Ia good
business stand, and Will be sold cheap. Pos
session any time.
n.5...|f THOMAS O,BRlEN,
Real Estate Agent,
Otiice, Market b., near Custom House.
MOXl1 - = -
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new York Dry GOODS Mnrkct.

NEW YORK, NOV. 10.
Yesterday being observed as the close
OF the holiday there was no business
transacted In this department, and the
market is also comparatively uuIet.
Prices rule steady, having seemingly
already found their level.
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Omclal Vote Of new Yorn.

ALBANY, Nov, 10.
Official returns from the whole State
show Nelson's majority To be 20,66B.
The total vote Is only Oil 100. Repub.
lican decrease from last year O9,O7S;
Democratic 99,476.
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Anothcr ocean Cable ProIcct,

WASHINGTON, Nov. Is.
W. O. Jswett has arrived here from
Europe. He has obtained from the
King Of the Netherlands permission TO
land on Holland soil au ocean cable
from New York, Mr.. Jewett intends
laying the subject before tue President,
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Baltimore MRrket.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.
FLoUR-Dnll; high grades declined
25a5Oc; Western Bupertine IS 00A5 Is;
extra IS 60a6 90; family 81 5OI7 90.
GRAIN-Wheat..A ..Active but not higher;
red 81 33al 35. Corn-Firm; new white
90a0lc. Oats-Dull at 53A56c. Rye
Dull at 05a$l 0O.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-FIrm: rib
sides lSNal9c; clear sides lOIzal0Nc;
shoulders l5Hal6c. Hams-NeW 2lc.
Lard-Flrn at lS1fa10c.
WHIsKY-Flrm; demand light at 81 %.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 10.
River risen 4 inches with Q feet 6
inches In the channel. Weather wet;
iIhAs been raining the last l2 hours,
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gur Sa1s.
FOUR FARMS
PUBLIC SAIB.

H--A--A-4-3s
TIME UNDERSIGNED DESIGNING TO
l. remove West, Offers At public sale, on
ThuFsdRy, December Id, 1859,
Al ~ O'Clock A. NJ, the old and well known
Farm OF VIM. BOgHs, deceased. Sald Farm
Is situated four miles east OF Wheeling, and
one milo from the National Road, and con.
tAinS a0Ont two hundred and ninety-four
acres. 1t is In q high state OF cultivation,
well watered, nearly all ullable, and the soil
Of the richest quality inOhlo county and we'll
adapted for farming, grazing, or dairy pur-
poses. TO suit purchasers the farm will be
sold rs whole, or In the following. parcels:
Lot No. containing "A acres. On this lot
Ia large and comfortable house, the resi-.
denco OF VIM. J. B0ggs, new and commo-
dious Horse Stable with basement for Cows,
and the half OF a large Barn, % feet by IS,
Is also, new Orchard Of choice fruIt with
several bearing trees. Lot No. z containing
III acres, On this lot there has recently
been erected, new dwelling house, (the
residence OF y. =: BoggS,l with all necessary
Out.buildlnRS. The mouse b commodiouS,
neatly finished and In every respect, we'll
calculated for a farm houSe. There IA also.
one Tenant House, the halfof the afOTemen-
TONED Barn, one bearing Orchard, and O
new Orchard Of the choicest selections OF
Fruit, Apples, Pears, Peaches, &C.
Lots No. 3 and 4, containing respecti yely,
b. aud 10 acres OF choice land, we'll Watered,
with sufficient timber, but without builI.
inHs said lots lie about 10 rods nom the
county road, 70 which easy acceas isRiVen by
reserved road az shown on the plat.
said farms are OF easy access from the Ma.
tlOnRl Road; less than 4 OF q mile from q
mine OF the best quality or coal, and but q
short distance from new school house.
The nelghborho0d in which the farms are
situated cannot be excelled In lis moral and
social qualities, and in every respect Is de.
BrHOIe.
PlNts OF the said farms can be seen at the
office Ot James r. Rogers, Esq Wheeling,
and tho undersigned will show purchasers
over the land Ut any time prior 10 the day
UG Sale.
1ERAS OF HALE.-One-thirtl cash, and the
balance In one, two and three years, with
per cent interest, payable annually; notes
for buck payments 10 be secured by Deed OF
Trust. W, ], ROGGS,
u. b. BOGGA.
WM: H. STEELE. Auctionesr.
DOVlS-lwd6lLw
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A large number OF ciEiEens called up.
on Jefferson Davis, ut Memphis, Thurs
day evening, and was also aeranRded,
but declined speaking.
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ENGLAND.

Walter Brown Wins sculiInE Vie
tory. ut
LONDON, Nov. Is.
The International scullIng match be-
tween Walter Brown, Of Portland, Me-,
and ]. II. Gadler, OF London, occurred
on the Tyne at New Castle, to-day.
Brown won by two lengths. g'p
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CAUTION.

HOofand's German Remedies arc counter
teIted, Seo that the signature of. N. JACK.
NON IL on the wrapper ot each bottle. All
0LheR arc counterfeit.
Principal OfIice and MauufactOTy at tue
German Medicine Store, No. Sl ARoH street,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly y. II. JACKSON n 70
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9ur GENT.
For Rent.

ETNHE FINEsToRE. ROOM AND DWELL.
l. ing corner Main and Webster streets.
Centre Wheeling, now occu pled hv mvSeif
M o dry goods store. This 10 the bsIt Ar.
ranged building In tho city, suitable for a
nrst-clREB retail business. Bufficlent Ehelv-
log ana counters for any business Heated
With furnace. Will rent the whole houEs
ny72 feet With five large rooms for iweIllnH.
separate wash house. Hot and cold water
In second and third stories, also water clos
OTIS. Possession can be had December iBt,
For particulars enquire on the premises, or
81 my residence on Market alley, west OF
Main street.
novl8.tf n. HEYMAN,
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HON, GEORGE sHAaswooD,

Hon. GEoR0E SHARswooD,
Justice Of Lte Supreme Court Q PS'uIEyIt1Htd.
PHILADELPHIA June !, 1869.
II have found by experience that Hoot.
lnAd's (lOrman Bltten Ia very good tOuic,
relieving uyspepLlo Hymptoms almost Ill.
rRCtly. GEORGE sHARSWOoD."
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Gunpowder! Gunpowder {!

HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
i'll In this city for the "Du Pont Powder
Muls," have always on hand In magazine
n large supply OF al kinds OF powder man.
ufActuIed At the above named mills, viz:
Ride Powder In whole, half and quarter me-
talie kegs; Sporting in cAnnlBteFs; also
Blasting aud Mining Powder in metal kegs;
Patent and Water Proof Safety Fuse for
blasting. For sale at lowest market prices,
A liberal discount will be given to persons
ordering powder by the quantity,
Delivered free 70 GteAmboatA and carA
mRfH.ly n. REILLY,
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E&PLANA TIOE.
EHPLANA TIOM,
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'8 GERMAN TONIC

IL II pleasant preparation OF tho Bittes for
thOhe who do moi like extreme BlLten. II
IlitterB combined With pure Santa CruE rum
and agreeable fiRvurinH extracts. IR use
recommended when some pure BtinIulAnt IL
required In correction with the tonic pro-
IeTiieR OF the BittoB.
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For Sale or Rent.

A GOOD TWO STORY BRICK DWELL.
n Ing HOuso on Monroe street, with eight
rooms and finished attic. Immediate pos
session can be given. I
nOVl2 . l, IRWIN,
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Transportation.
Cleveland Z Pittsburgh Rail Road,
0N AND AFTER AUGUST S0Lh, 1869,
" TraiEB will run as follows: t

Philadelphia &16 am llOpm lLOpm
Tickets TO MI principal points In the East
and West can DO procured at the Union
otneo In McLnre HOnSe, and VI the htatlon
at Bridgeport.
r. R. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON;

HON. JAMES THOMPSON;
Judge Of he Supreme Court of PunUlUtuItd.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, lSG6.
II consider HootAndB German BlLtoB.. a
rGlnGble medicine in cn9e OF attacks OF indl.
RtNIiUu or dyspepsia. l can certify this
from my experience OF It
YOuTB, with respect,
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COAABRCIAL AND FINARCIAL.
tBy Telegraph
New York Money and. sock Szarkct
Npru vapYr NJ. IN

lby 1eIeHrapn1
New York Money and Stock Szarkct
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
MoNEY-Dullness was the great feat.
ure OF Wall street this afternoon, and
business In all directions Is on yery
limited scale. The movement of cur
rency to and from this centre IL small
andwithout perceptible influence on
the market. The publication In the
morning papers Of Attorney General
Hoar's letter 10 E. G. Spaldlng, in re-
CARA to the resumption OF specie pay
ment, excltes considerable discussIon
among the bankers and merchants
ana at the Stock Exchange. and adds
70 distrust among money lenders.
commercial paper is dull and sluggish;
names at 10 10 "a per cent.
STERLING-Dull but hrmer at 100
alO91s. ~ 1''
GoLD-Dull; opened at 126N; closed
AZ !z02sal26A; carrying rates 4a8 per
cent Ceat. me Sub.Treasurer sold $1,00O,-
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Flrmer but
generally quiet. Registered May and
November ponds advanced Il per cent,
ana all coupon bonds Il to Il per cent.
United States 6's Of 1881, coupons...lls @llSh
E.'V EE4.Ve-tWentes uS8 ll6
ElVe'tWentes 1854 llS
Eive-twentles (lSBS
EilVe'twentleS lSU5l neW..... ..,...,,ll6 6pIl6N
E!ve-twenues (lS87 llBE
ElVe.tWentes 0llBE
<9lGS
A'NSS ...'.......,...-.lU7I69lUo
sTooXs-Dull and unsettled. closing
generally steady.
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BALTIMORE L OHIO &. &, OOMPY

Il WHEELING, MHy 9Th, 1s60.
DAHsENGER TRAINS WILL RUN By
L the following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May, iRo-WheoInR lime.
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LHAVEa
SWheellng SParkorsbnrR
daily at......5;S5 q. m. daily at."-i6.sO q. m.
Cameron. ;...".5:90 Grafton ... $50 p. IN.
Warrington .SH Farm ont -..~6:S0
Falrmont.. ..&4O MRnnin gt0n.&l6
ARRIVING AT Cameron ......7:50
Grafton at...l045 a. m. ARRIVING AT
Parkers6urH.4:45 PIN. Wheeling RLH:66 p. m.
sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
.# EXPRESS TRAIN. ..
HAsr-LEAvEs WEST, VIA g. o. D,
daily at...-lUt4O a. m. daily "t...."s:25 pm.
ARRIVES AT BellRir.........IA5 ''
Grafton .--.... l.l0 pm. ARRIvEs AT
Cumberland ..935 Cambridge. 7:90
HArpers Fly .266 am, ZanesvllIe.. ..SS6
Baltimore. ...-d:o5 Newark......lOl0
WASN'T nOityS:4 UolumbuH...ll ll:S0 pm
"Except Sundays. Cinclnnal.--.4:00a am.
....-.... r.r, 'Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsr--LRAvm WEST, VIA @. ID,
daily at..... $50 p. IN. daily st.....eo0 q, m.
ARRIVES AT BellRir. r.........6y6o !"
Grafton ..........e:20 p. m. ARRIVES AT
CunDoFLRpu- S:lU Am. BarnesVIIle .,Blo
WlncheHteT.... 9:26 Cambridge 300
Baltimore .....H:i0 ZanesVilIe,.,g:b5 i"
Wash'n City 1910 Newark. k.,...,ll:00
Philadelphlala00 m. Columbus 90. l2:l6 p. m.
New York.. .A00 pm. .ICncinnRti...4'l6
.ps a! MALL TRAIN. ..l.....
EAsE-LEAvEs 4 WEST, VIA O. o.D.
eWheellng eLeaVeS Wheeling
daily at. 1880 p. IN. daily Rt......2.O6 q. m.
ARRIVES AT BellAlr.. .......t3:lb
Gfalton .-.....LIlo am. ARRTVEd AT
PRrkeBbufg- -.7:O BarneSVllle..4 .4:35
CumhetlAnd-.&l6 cambridge. $50 "
Winchester ...3tS p m. ZaneSVllIe lIe..-7O0
HagetAtoWn- 2:5o e'ewArk.......H:36
baltimore. q. $3.50 lColumbuA.l0 1000
Washn CIty.'6:l5 u" Cincinnati 200 D. m,
R6unhaya excepted. sSundayS excepted,
Trains on the Main Limo make connec.
lions al baltimore with trains for PhllRdol.
phIA, New York and Boston At Relay
House, via washington City. FOR all polnu
Central Ohio trains make direct counec.
ton Of Columbus 1or all points West and
Northwest, ..t ~
Tickets % ali principal points can be pro-
cured az the once youN r w,,son
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore,
10 -Ea K. T. DkcVRlES
mayu General Agent, Wheeling,
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For Rent.

MELoDEON HALL, NOW OCCUPIED
Hl by the GoOd T0mplarS. Possession Ist
Of April next. Also an office front Of the
same. Also two large flniAhed rooms on
INST and second tlOofE; entrance same az 10
lntelligencer ONCE. lmmediat 0 p0SseaS,On, !,
or LIT Of April next. Apply 70
novl9.lm NM. 4. McAFEE
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For Rent or Sale.

EUI Gb01G UI 1dI5s
NHE DAIRY FARM, LATELY OWNED
4 BY z. Jacob, deceased, on CaldWells
Run, for rent or sale,
Enquire at the law ONCE Of
A. ]. CLARKE,
0ctT-tf Cor. Fourth and Monroe Sis
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For Rent.

1NHE WAREHOUSE NOW OCCUPIED
i ny Theodore Fink, fronting Quincy
:, Also one on east side Of Main Btreen, near
Apply 70
n0yl9.lm W. L. McAFEE.
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For Rent.

THE STORE ROOM NOW OCCUPIED BY
i Mr.. 3. Kline, No. lS7 Main Btreet, POS
HClalon given April 1gt, 1870,
For terms, &C., apply 10
THo9. UBRIEN,
hoVlS-lm Real Estate Agent,
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

ssa- The new First National Bank
building is nearly completed, and will
be occupied by the bank folks in about
ten days. The counter, an elaborate af-
fair, in solid black walnut, with French
plate 3 SO thick, and costing $2,700,
was gotten up by Mr.. James Smith, the
celebrated builder of this city. The
first floor will be occupied by the Ma
tional Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, and for Bank purposes. The safe
is nearly three feet thick, and contains
within one of Valentine and Buffers
fire-proof safes, for the storing Of valu-
ables. We are inclined to think that
any deposit in that safe will be perfect
ly secure. The entrance to the vault is
made through two heavy iron doors,
and an iron CRATE.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

RA- The annual decoration of the
Soldiers graves promises to be very
general this year. We have already
published General Logan's national Or
der and Col Wards state order on the
subject. The Poskof the Grand Army
here, we understand, have already taken
preliminary steps to comply with the
above orders, and will no doubt, make
very creditable affair of it. The cele-
bration is to take place on Saturday,
May, 29th We think our citizens gen.
orally prefer this, and our business men
we Judge will give their operatives the
half day, if necessary. Why could we
not have a general suspension of bust
ness on the Saturday afternoon referred
to, and the whole city turn out to hon
or our fallen heroes.
Our business men have ample time to
prepare for the dedication this year, and
we hope they will do still better, if pos
sible than last year, when the exercises
were arranged in very short time.
The committee having the arrangements
in charge, expect to make the celebra-
ton worthy of our city, and have invit-
ed the militia, the fire department, the
city Council and the civic societies to
ioio in tho colap,n sarvioac
We shall announce the programme,
as soon as it is arranged.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

seA- The regular monthly meeting of
the City Council, will be held to-mor-
row evening, and we anticipate the at
tendance of large number of firemen,
who apprehend that charges will be
preferred by the Fire Committee against
certain unr uly members of the Depart
ment, which would be better off with
out them. Disorderly conduct and
rufianism must be nipped in the bud,
and now is the time to check the grow
ing evil. Let an investigation be had,
and the guilty parties furnished, for the
mai esty of the law should be vindica-
ted.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

STEAM ENGINES. late fire most
efectually demonstrated the superiority
of steam over muscle, and we hope that
we shall never again hear another word
in favor of the "old man-killing ma
chine" They are played, gone up!
We could not but admire and wonder
at the powerful streams forced by
steamers Nos. l, 2 and 5, which actu-
ally flooded the buildings, tearing off
shingles like chat, and extinguishing
the flames in a short space of time.
Steam is steam
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

Bsa, A number of new and very in
teresting advertisements will appear on
Monday. None but the business men
of Elizabeth support the DAILY NOM
ToR-none others "need apply" If
the people of our city would patronize
all our dealers as they patronize US, our
city would soon rank all the cities in
the State. We work cheap, because
we have all the work that we can attend
to. Encourage your neighbors and
friends
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Bsg~ The following gentlemen have
subscribed towards assisting the work
men in replacing the tools lost by them
in the burning of Mr. Lum's sash fac
tory
Milford & Crane, L. Zior, George
Huff, J. L. Crane, I. S. Riker, William
Mckinley, Joseph Donovan, William
Skillen, John Sdllen, J. Vreeland, l..
Clauss, S. Boughton, A. H. Wuchter,
William Styler, W. c. Marshall, Viii
liam H. Gartz, John McGeary, t. J.
McGeary, E. J. Glasby, Samuel Gray,
Augustus Olcott, E. W. Brettell, P. A.
Dougherty, James c. Ogden, Joseph
McCord, Theodore Terlinde John G..
Phelps.
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ELIZABETH STILL AHEAD. We under
stand that one of the late managers OF
the American and China Tea Company,
of No. 38 Vesey street, having COM
pleted arrangements with the china
house of that concern for importing
teas direct, is to take the management
of new Company to be called the
"Great Chinese Tea Company" and
have taken the large store in the Arcade
for the Elizabeth branch, with the in
tention of opening similar stores in
Plainfeld, Trenton, Philadelphia, and
other important points on our roads, of
which ours will no doubt be the depot.
The store in Elizabethport will also
come under this management.
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MEDICINE EATERS. There is no coun-
try in the world where the people are so
addicted to the medicine eating pro-
Density as the United States. 1t has
grown to be perfect mania-a disease
of itself. The fact is, nature never de-
signed the human body to be such re-
ceptacle of medicine If men would but
study the laws of nature, diet properly
instead of excessively, be regular in
their habits, instead of regular in their
doses, use common sense and cold wa-
ter freely, and the doctor as little as
possible, they would live longer, suffer
less and pay little for the privilege.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-04-30

Ht3~ The Wizard Oil Man has been
creating a great sensation for this last
week in Railway, giving to the people
of that city his nightly concerts from a
magnificent chariot drawn by four
beautiful grays, carrying band of mu-
sicians of unusual excellence. The pro-
prietor, DR.. W. A. johnson, man of
rare wit and talent promises to favor
our citizens with series of concerts,
free gratis. What do you think of that?
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sag- Twenty-Five sash, blind and door

s9g~ Twenty-Five sash, blind and door
makers, were thrown out of employ
ment by the confagratinn on Wednes-
clay evening. They number among the
best mechanics in the State, and will,
therefore, procure employment either
at our other factories or elsewhere,
without any great delay. We hope,
however, that Mr. Lum will be enabled
to rebuild speedily, for we cannot afford
to lose the services of himself or me-
chanics