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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-13

AT LIBRARY HALL.

AT LIBRARY HALL.
Monday Evening, February IS,
Vandenhof's Readings.
Tuesday Evening. February 16,
Grand Concert by the Musical Union.
Monday Evening, February 22,
dugtayus f. Halls Grand Concert.
AT MARKET HALL.
Wednesday Evening, February II,
Exhibition Sloan Church Sunday School.
Monday Evening, February o.
Exhibition Drill and Ball Of the "Zoaaves
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-13
3eligious Stems.


Church. III the Court House, as usual,
tomorrow evening. at half-past seven
o'clock, On which OCCASION, DR.. Mil
Ter will discourse ON g Maternal Infa-
ence
Res. james 0. Denniston, on tie
9th inst, was received by the Presby-
terry Of Monmouth, n. J., from the
Classi sof Poughkeepsie and was INSTALL
ed pastor OF the Mattawan Presbyterian
church.
Rev David Il. Macurdy, lately rector
of the Episcopal church at Mount Hol-
ly, n. j.. has accepted an unanimous
call from the vestry OF st. Marks
church, corner of Grove and Montgom-
cry streets Jersey city, N. J., and will
enter on his duties there this week.
The Baptist church of Orange, N. j.,
under the pastoral care of Rev. j. T.
Elder, have just purchased the Babbitt
pro perty on Main street for $4,000.
On this they propose to build a new
commodious house Of worship.
Rev Mr.. Mott, of Newton, n. j.,
having requested OF the presbYtery Of
Newton. the dissolution of the pastoral
relation between himself and the Pres
byterian church of that place. his re-
quest was granted.
The Baptist churches at Salem and
Hammonton. n j., are being blessed
with reviyals, and many have been i'm
nersed. There are also tokens OF Il re-
vival, in the First Baptist chur i of
Trenton.
The Central Presbyterian church Of
Orange, n. j., lin the pastorate of
which Rev. Alfred Yeomans has sue
eeeded his lamented brother, the late
Rev. Edward D. Yeomans, d. d. - have
just purchased, at a cost Of 10000, Il
site for a new house of worship on the
main street Of Orange.
Rev. William Rudder, ID. d., former
ly rector of St Paul's Episcopal church
in New York, and now of st. Stephens,
Philadelphia, is elected rector of the
Church OF the Epiphany, Washington,
ID. c., to succeed Rev. DIR. Hall, now
rector of the Church of the Holy Trim
ity, Brooklyn, vacated by DR.. Little
john.
The Rev. DIR. Hoffman, of Grace
church, on the Heights of Brooklyn,
has received unanimous call to be-
come rector of St. Marks church, Phil
adelphia.
Revivals are reported, in the Metho-
dist churches, at Yonkers and Sing
Sing, N. Y.
The First Presbyterian church OF
Rochester have givon to DR.. McIlvaine,
their former pastor, call to return to
them, and again be their minister.
They have great hope that he will ac-
cept their invitation.
An Episcopal parish, under the name
of st. Thomas church, Brooklyn, was
organized last month in that city, and
Rev. Alvah Guion, who started the en-
terprise few months ago by holding
ing services in room corner of Marcy
and Van Buren, street, three miles from
Fulton Ferry, was chosen rector.
Rev. Henry A Boardman, d. D., of
Philadelphia, is spending the winter at
st. Paul, MIN, for the recovery OF
his health
Over two thousand persons in Eng
land have, during the last year, left the
Established Church for the Church of
Rome. Among these are two peers,
nineteen clergymen, and seven or
eight university graduates.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-13

BEAntprox, Feb. l2.-The British
Arms Hotel, a Westinghouse, and a
crosier tailoring establishment, were
destroyed by fire last night. Loss
about $4,000.
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Board w anted.

young gentl man and wife wish 10 obtain
good boarding. nice locality. convenient 10 1c-
rot Could furnish their own room. Address
Box f3S, Elizabeth, stating location, terms, &C.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-02

the front doorH The idea is absurd that two
strangers could enter, and carry the body to the
viii dow, carrying the candle down and then
leaving the house at o O'Clock at night with the
bloody instrument on their person.
MIR Sheppard went over the case at length,
reviewing every portion Of It, referring TO the
medical testimony and TO the fact that DR..
Lewis, microscopic examination had not been
m pt by anything in the defense. He closed
with an earnest appeal to the Jury to cling to
the facts, and to decide the case according to
the evidence, and That alone.
The following is the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
[CMMMUNICATED !

Scott county, Va, March 10, 1869,
MEsSRs. EDITORS Your paper observes
well OF the people Of ashington, ScQtt and
Lee counties because of the zeal manifested
in behalf Of the interests of the Va. & KY,
Railroad.
thank you for the stirring appeals You
have made TO our people, to come up and
subscribe literally to the great work. And
l think can safely assure you that your eft
forts have not been made in vain. Scott
and Lse are becoming fully aroused to the
importance of the situation, aud will do
their whole duty when the time comes for
them to act.
The people of these counties are deeply
interested in the growth aud future pros
perity of Bristol, as we expect il to bt come
a city when our road is built, and until that
shall happen, it is our only place of trade.
You were kind enough to spur Scott and
Lee up to the subscribing point, but you
have said nothing as to wha, Bristol will, or
ought to do. From your silence on this
point our people understand, that your
Bristol folks fully understand and appreci-
ate the importance the Ky. railroad will be
to your town, and are ready to urge the
great work along with all the energy and
money at their commapd. This is right. -
Bristol is 10 be directly benefited by the
construction of this road from the wcrd go,
and she ought to set Lee and Scott an tx
vmple of liberality in the matter Of suhscrip,
ton. We have patropized Bristol literally
for years, and DOW when an opportunity
presents itself to help us out of The wilder
ness, We expect her merchants, at least, to
subscribe with liberal hand to our road
Our county will be largely represented at
the railroad meeting on the Gath, aud a
note for future reference will be taken of
the conduct of your people; you have the
same privilege as 10 Ous. Sour.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19


enteFtaihmeht, ut Bafpum's closed the spien-
did tribute TO the virtues Of tIie late Presi-
dent, II seemed az If the entiro labvfihg
population of the city came out and united
in doing honor to him. lam told thal the
recent reception given General Grant, Just
going into power, was as nothing to this
great uprising in honor OF the retiring
chief magistrate, Johnson-Andrew JOHN.
son, was the theme Of nearly every tongue
Gold would be the heart, which having been
the recipient of this IN G hty popular
Offering, could ever forget or cease
to love those who, in an hour when patron
age could no longer be bestowed nor power
Impaired, arose to do il an honor which few
Of the sons ofmen may expect TO receive.
the career of Andrew johnson deserves it.
Whether posterity shall accoant his admins
tFation failsre Or the grNndest success
which usder the circumstances was attaina-
BILE The admirers of integrity everywhere
and especially thcpeople of the South must
ever hold the memory thereof very dear.
1t is generally admitted that Genera
Grants recent cabinet difficulties should be
characterized as blunders. But lie is soon
10 pnss'a more serious and critical ordeal
His Sol thern appointments beaded by Sheri-
dan we will yet hope were not prompted by
a desire to humiliate or punish cur people.
Rather let us hope that they were an ire
sistable sequences of his election and chat
they will be fruitful Of evidence that the
restraining hand Of him who makes them
condem the past course of these same eff
Gals At present the great respectable
mass of mankind composing the people E
Virginia should hold aloof from the strug-
gle for Office so dsgracefully inaugurated
at Petersburg. There seems to be very
serious family quarrel on hand. Let us re-
member 1868 and hold aloof awhile There
will be a turing point of great value to us
in this campaign ghieh is now too FAY in the
future for our action. Let US wait for the
golden moment which shall but indicate our
duty and most forcibly demand its perform
ance. /. G. +.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
A Naalarious Month.

March, that gives US anew President is also the
inaugural month II many harrlssing disorders.
Entangod In III foge are the seeds Of coughs, colds,
aud Of that attenuation of frgidity and lire, more
widely known than admired, called fever and Aguc.
The only way Ia avoid these little unpleasant
uesses,' Is to render The system strong enough 10
hgt off the ATMOSPHERIC poison that produces them,
and the best way To cildOW 1t with this rcpclleut
noyerts 10 tone with lIosTETfER's STOMACH
BlfTERS.
u wayfarrT gore credibly Informed that ruffan
was waiting al the next corner, he would doubtless
turn la his trucks aid take safer route To his dcst-
nation, With Just about the SHINE amoant Of trouble
the attacks of diseases prevalent ~ this season may
be- elafrd Nay, the trouble will be less, for drug
sorcs lie in Oyery QUE route and every rospecahl
druggist in tile Union keeps dn hand IOSTETTER'S
BlrrERs. The article Il a staple Of trade, and IL
woqld be ~ easy to Jnd grocery without sugar,
rs the store OF an apothccary without this popular
tonic remedy.
IN view OF the experience Of the nation with re-
gard TO the article during the space Of twenty years
II scems almost unnecessary to rccpitnate It's aoIls
TO Americans. But rs our population is increasing
NJ the rate Of q couple Of millions q year, in the
natural way and by immigration, IT, may be- M we'll
70 hint 10 the rising generation aud new auYAll,
Nhe old settlers knpY ~ Ah9pt IT. thai HOSTEL,
TER'S STOMACH RffRRs lsthe most wholcs ome
and potent vegetable tonic oyer manufactured that
Il IS specific for debility dyspepsia blinnsness,
and mias maj IL fevcrs thai II prevents as well a.
cures, hleSs complaints mud their complications :
that II Is not "badtQ take, aud Is absolutely harm
less. =. ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19

CENTRAL. MAunNE--There are, after all,
some things which General Malone oSnnat
do. lie is, we are told, brilliant and merry
commander of men in the field, aAd we
know that tbere is but slHaIl HUNT to his
capacity for running railroads; but 1t was
fully demonstrated yesterday that he cam
potrun n Republican nominating cpnFelI1
ZION. Petersburg Times lhddicaD.-
IThe Enquirer says General Malone is
not n Radical. But we are not very sure
that the Enquirer is not mistaken: fitch
uOnd DLSpdtch. ,.
We are authorized to state for Gener-
al Malone tina: all such statements are
premature apd wholly gratuitous. de
has authorized no one to speak for him
in political matters, which have been
studiously eschewed by him. He 70,
aud has been since the surrender, devo-
tiag himself wholly and singlg to the
mighty work of the commercial recon
structiop Of Virginia, His politics &re
railroading aud his radicalism is railroad
consolidation. 1t is hoped that the
press of Virginia at least will permit
him to work without Embarrassment fol-
the end named and cease to connect bis
name with political movements.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19

VIZ have been calling upon the citi-
gems of Washington, Scott Lee, and
Sullivan to come here on the Oath to
the Stockholders meeting. TO one at
distance it would seem to be uuneces-
sary to urge our citizens to attend. Yet
we regard itas net es'ary. In the public
meetings heretofore held that bad for
their object the promotion Of some ep-
terprise Intended to advance our town
and the interests Of our citizens, 1t has
been noticed that many OF those who,
from their age occupation and wealth,
might have been expected to take the
lead in these matters were absent. The
audience, if there was oBe, was made mp
of young men, who never had money to
contribute and few others who, per
haps, had Just passed through the bank
rupt courts. We appeal to the bust :
ness men of Bristols 9 oodson to know
if this is to be repeated. Do they intend
to treat men from distance with res
poct? Do they intend 10 insult their
customers from Lee and Scott by not
attending THE meCting2 VIII it b. as
when Col. Flournoy first came to our
town? DO they expect to treat this
great enterprise With indifference and
step in for fat contracts when the work
is commenced If SO they will find
themselves disappointed. Let them re
member that the people Of Lee and
Scott will be looking for their friends
op that day, and if they act as they
should, and doubtless will, they will
cease to patronize those men who do not
contribute Something to :hc building OF
this road. Open your Dyes and look to
the future. Remember that the build
ing of this road will cause to be expen'
dcd more than a million dollars IN our
town. Remember that be merchants
are to supply the goods, the food, the
clothing aud material to be used in its
CONSTRUCTION. Remember that Bristol
is to reap geater benefit from this work
than any other place aud community
And when you remember these things
leave Jour stores 10 the hands Of your
clerks for one day, come to this meet
any and prove by your deeds that yOp
are men.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
EDITORIAL Correspondence,
BALrraoRr, MAnon IL, 1906

BALrraoRE, MAnoH IL, 1860,
DoaY Ne,Os i---rhe reception extended by
the city Of Baltimore to ex president john
sor was alike spontaneous and generous,
As tho ppacession marched along the apain.
tod rou,e il found he people crowding every
available position aud resQrting TO the most
cxtrayagant expressions of welcome and de-
light. At one0'cl9ek y, A.the distinguish
cd and honored guest of the day took his
stand IN the rotunda OF tho Exchange and
shook hands with tho vast mutitude who
aoeked to the place and ip almost incon,
cieyable numbers pressed IN one dense mass
for admission at the southern gate,
way, The utmost efforts Of almost the
entire City Police we're brought 10 bear for
the preservation of order. They we've adj
mitIed in limited Numbers at iptarEals, be-
tween which the gate was closed. So great
Was the pressure Within that each member
of The almost intorminablc column had bare
ly the to grasp the band and glance vt the
features of Mr.. johnson before being hnr-
ricd through tho opposite door. Many
bright iena)e face was kissed by the great
Temessoeau. At night the sumptuous
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
lCOMMUNICATED.
TO the Merchants and Property Hold
crs In aBristOI,y renn.

1t Is we'll known in the community to
this class of our citizens that an enterprise
of the greatest Importance to the trade and
prosperity Of our town has been agitated
for weeks past, and that few citizeus have
exsrted, as we'll as exhausted, their efforts
to bring up our trading men and property
holders to the rescue. Falling in this, we
fail to secure the small sum necessary to
srart an engineers corps upon the survey OF
the Norfolk s Great Western Railroad,
which would secure the terminus to this
point, as well as other improvements. Fail.
ing in this Improvement, it is suggested to
those men who expect to reap tue frnits
without their aid, that this enterprise fail.
ing will very soon wind up the trade of this
town and, therefore, they had as we'll look
out for another place of business, as in one
short year the trade Of this place will not
support one half the population, nor one.
fourth OF the merchants who are now living
like vampires upon the enterprise of other
persons. Therefore 1t would bs well for
this class Of trading men IN Bristol to be
lacking out for farms to raise bread and
meat upon, or change their base for husi-
ness. A CITIZEN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19

THE split in the Republican party of
Virginia seems to be inearable, The
domination of Wells for Gov, Harris a
negro for Lieut., Gov. and RoWden for
Attorney Gen gives great dissptisfac.
ton. If Gilbert G, Walker, of Nor.
folk be nominsed for GOV, by the des.
septiug wing il is likely the Conserva>
tives will make no opposing pOmipa.
ton. .. .-..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19

STEWART leaves the Treasury and
Mr., Boutwell,, of Mass, takes his place,
Washburpe resigns and ex-Gov. Fish,
of New York, succeeds him as Sec, of
State. Washburne is to be Minister tC
France, ...s.f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
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Largest commissions paid canvassers. From 10
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Every thorough business man advertiser, NtcTgry
man md Publisher viii want copy. These men
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a 1oi0H cdiI Be CaHrGSsrt ia Oiss pdH,
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CHBSMAN, Publishers Agent, 40 Park Row, n. Y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19
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much other Information. Also, forms a complete
gazetteer of an towns and equities IN which Nows,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19

Great work is done, be it here or there,
And we'll man worketh everywhere;
But work or rest, chatter befall,
w. d. JONES Out-sells them all.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-19

Addition to ills unriyaled article, have
also purchased the right for, and had m anu :
featured large number of, the
DAIRY QUEEN CHURN,
And offer them at prices so low as 70 place
them within the reach of all.
1T NAMES BUTTER IN THREE
MINUTES!
And has been tested by the best Butter
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At W. d. JONES', Cheap Goods can
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in order to Justify the
UNPARALLELLED Low CES
l have fixed on them.
"Come one, come all this rock shall fly
" From its firm base as soon as i"
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Be sure to call at the Corner of 9Th and
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gristoI 1gGss
FRIDAY, march ig, 1869.
LOOK Opt Tor the Y Mark!

The expiration Of subscriptions will be
Indicated by the \ mark, and it the "News1
is not desired longer by the party so mott
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Bristol.

Offer for sale number of County
Rights for the Great Prairie Washing Ma
chine, all lying on the Virginia s Tennessee
Railroad from Lynohburg to Bristol. A for
tune can thus be made by an energetic
man.