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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
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6bertff 8erfanf. Sn GemdBbeit elmer Yenditio
expenas Ber0rhnun3 an mid geribtet unb
iberIefert ron benz Md9tbaren G6aueerp @etidt pom
0oui6fon Co., Sean., bel ieinem Septetnbers 9erin
1868, mere I'D sum Difentlidpen BertGnf an ben
thor IN Ter Gta6t 9taf9Diue am 9 ounab enb, ben
q. Tebruor 1862 nadftebenb bej9riebeneS 0ruiloeis
gentbum bringen, ndMii9: Mle He4te, Eitels Ans
NcGpen, ilil., in nn6 on benz 8ermHgen urn q. 8.
RcGnen, 5en., bot, Ipie foIbe IN fetnem Bilet ers
fldrt ftno Ger elneetraeen wuroe i'm 8uepe oea Zee
itamente unO Snpentartem no. Il amf Geiteu 1e3,
iO4, los nn6 loo, o. Sebrnai 1868 pon BEN County
Court gIert pom 9auibfon County, Tenn: uno NIT
Bef9Iag beIegt ais has Gigentham uon y. p Mc<
@pen, FEM, NIB Anbere unb ~ @unften non Soaie
So. McGpen fur So, 5S3 "a. SntereIen MnS Rotten
barouT Az geniieeTl. @egeber ben Q. 6ebruar 1869.
ST 6. Sd. . onoIb ion, Sheriff,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
3ru1fee's 8erfamf.

Sn gemaskest eimeg fiebertrnguuesurtunb auss
aeomneu an tie gaibpiae BuiI6tHg Mdo3iotioii. am
= Mp Il 1857 Dub reetifrirt tn Der %eSihers Office
acn Dortbfon County, Tenn.s TN Sud re. 20, Gette
f67, tueTbe tcb am Sretfa q, ben 40. Snnnar 1859,
ann HflentIi9en @erfGMf am GourtboMssEbox in ber
Stabt Naibpine pbue bic Webltbaf Der Asieoerpeys
tau ssBere1tigung, bos tn eenannter lIrsltube bes
icbriebsne @rinheigentAum bxinGenf beIeaea IN Dos
pibfon County, TeiR.s an Der Snhfeite nan gonnes
itsate, Nafbptae, NIT 1i3 Sub Tront Hnb fOfK Tuf,
surdlnMfenbs ta Elm EhetI bes Don Orpiue Grpn0 an
Sames Sloan ibettraeensn 2ots unb Iieat lwiiAen
BEN iriiber s. .. TefgMion sueeb1siaen Got ,nS Sci
%. uND 9. Giienbabn, bypOtbetarii9 perpi6n0st an
aenannie Mioalatsen bur4 Sames Sloan unb feine
Irau SinbeIo SIoan.s =
Der &rlSs iIt tMr . frietianne Der IN aenannier
gsiiherfen S6nlben AZ uets
member, tnhem Elm DesEag pon 437 "a Ohne 3infeH
tnb anBetkem bic &ciken fIx MuefhruHt tse ief GOD
mn5k bis bente fdui6 iinb. Den 10. Hanuar 1859.
4nf 8tjebt bts BoafbS hst GireEtotsa.
1mfeH RelfnMs
at6,2D 93atmetfst e
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@afbingten, Z. Sebr.

Der 9eltan6 Der 3ationaIl6uIo be-
.fr6at mad BEN NlonatSberidt Des
@@nbfefretars 81, 662, 376, 707.1S. -
SIN baaren @elbe ipnren i'm G@abe
DOrratbiQ s106, ia, O49.10. giaA
9l63ug biefer Gumn1e beIauft ffm Die
S@ulO auf 90, 556, 205, 658.08.
Sen. Grant empfng geftern in Netu
CERT cine Geputation Der iril6eu re-
pnbHfanifben glfD3iatieil.
SIN Smaba bilDet cine SfanDaIgee
l6i1ts bas SfaSt9elprdd. Gin Neb..
Saranei 9erinann, Neetor elmer E69s
stef4uIe, OGroe eiiieS iilii1Her Berh6Its
uiffes nit elmer Der 2e6rerinnen be-
1duIoi9t, ipeItbe pI0bIi1 Derf@wunben
1T. Der Neberena eeltag0 Oas @ers
baltni6 Elm nae buF1 feline 9lasfaael
ienrGea nod anoere Wlit9Iieoer Der
Stride grabirt.
i. Sd 9Barfau, Snoiana, nnrbe cine
SOdseitsgefeRfAaft bon breiBig Bere
lonen Oar9 ben 8faatigam, s. s.
IGau ellie, bergiftet. Derielbe bate
cine NRib Some segel ben g1ilsn ibrer
SSeiabin QebeiEutbet uR0l It'll iid fit
Oeren gBlDeraan6 81 radbtr fiat er
Arfenit ID Den &oTee. Die Gdlpeiter
Der Braut ftarb in 6oIge Der 8er9ifs.
tutl0. EaOe oaralf f6lHg &C eiiler
anOeren Game Dor, fiA bon i6m ent,
fiibren 80 laien. Der 8erbred,er iibt
IN OetDa1tla5A. 81 IL
5n 9ittsburg erl9pb eiu Oeutld,er
80rbier, slaueias Mli@a 6aufTnanu,
eiuen tleinen Snn9en, GSuarO Nliler.
NErfeIbe ifeAte fib an Das StnTEer Der
@orbieritnbe, um binein3ule6en, unD
ais er auf GauGnann's Gebelb fid
nldt eHtlernte er9riff oieier einen
saebolper unO fb0B ben Gnabsn tOst.
! Ronm aeIong es Der ROIi0eis ben
aE6Fber aeaeH bic 8olfSnntb an ftbiis
Pen hnO i'm ii aEer Gle rad BEN
&efanonib at bringen.
Gin egiUiffer 9eufer IN $annibal,
9iIbnri, ettuor0ete 9elfern feine sebnp
iabsiee Ked)ter 3nnad5it erOgclieIte ei
sfie NIT eiilens Gtrau0, Sann fdnitt ei
eeu Rorper in siuei Sdlften, riB bal
ERA beraAs MuD tranE 6aB BinE aei
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
Srnffee's Rerfauf.

DSn gem6sbeit elmer nebertragunsss llrtanbe an
Bic RaibuiAe BniIoing Afociatiom ertbetIt am g..
ebr. 1853 ub re9i5trtrt IN Der Regtiters Office pom
3aui6fou Gountp, Eenn., IN Bu4 go. 20, Seite 226,
werbe i9 am ST ttag, ben p. Sanuar 1863,
gum 6fientIt9en 8eriaRf Gegen baore Sahtung an
Gourthaus, 9bor In Der Staht Rafbuile ohne bic
agUbItbat Der 9ieberiauisber Q IN ee=
nonnter urtnnbe bei6rtebene grunhei9snthum brinz
gen, beIegen in Raibpue, Dauiofon gountp, Eenn.,
Mub ut Der iibIi6e TbeiI zines boIben Aders Bots
Abertrasen an gBm. Deus bard 3. S. nnD 81. 8.
Groomes, nit 26H 5nb 5ront an 6rUntnrobe. Gbenio
Elm Got Srontftrabe, an bns obtae fpseHb nit 81
Sue 5ront unb 156 5uB suriidIonfenb, Del1es curdb
5ee 3. 8arriib an 81. u. RGrriib ibertrdgen wurbe,
bppothetnrti9 an genannte Mflo5iation perpfGHbet
bird 81. u. 9arriib unn feline Srou Catherine.
Der GfISs 1T 3ar Beiriebigung Der IN eendnuter
1ebettragunes snrtnnbe Gefi9erten S1nleeu az uers
weuben, tiihem Elm 8e.rag pom ISIS, pbne 3infen
unb ouberbem bic Qolfen fur Ausfii6ruRe bieisr
goRma9t bis beute fdHtg iinb. Den 10. Saunar
1859.
MnfOn ReIfOn,
iai6 2B S9osmeiiter.
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Nn9ebDtf.

office q. 81. Departemeutl
Stant Tennefee.
1afHpiIIes TeaH., San. q. 1859.
NGmsebUfe msreem In nteier Office Oon @ers
fonen, weldbe Gpntrofte fur 2ieferIsng folgenoer
ArtifeI etnauGeben wanf4en, bis gum 5. 6ebFuar
1869 observation-disclosures.
1900 Yaar BeinfIeiber( Snfanterie J
1900 MiIitdrs BIufen.
1000 Gite (tuOIIeue).
4, 700 Daar 9triitnpfe.
1000 Raar unterboien.
1900 SemOeH (tuouene).
1000 Wilitar. BIanfetS.
1900 4anr @6ube.
1000 Oberl6de.
5000 4fun0 Nlebs SPORT ODER @ped.
500 Ytuno &affee.
500 Yfnn0 9uder.
200 9fnna Geife.
100 RhInO BERGEN.
200 8fnnO GalS.
800 Yfun0 Bobnen.
Die eeEieferien MrtifeI men BEL ibrsr Mbliefer.ns
III YaghuiHe, Eenu.s Don gutter 0noItfdt fem.
Das Gepartemeflt behdH f1 bas 9letbt uor, ole
2iefggungef, iowobl nom RIet6nng ais 2ebensmits
telfl he rpm NexinQer Nu0iit6k in6 ~ uermerfen.
gontrnftrfsR ba6en Stberbeit fir Sic ge1pifienHafte
An8fiibrtag beS Genttakt(s ~ fteIen.
CANA In aSgbegt o WanleRs q. NJ.
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@retpar U. &emberfom

@retpar II. Semberfpn
lisenfiFrte 4lumbers,
SO. 81 Gbnr@fraRs, 3 Ebit en- unterIuI6 Ger g. o..
NafbniIIG Sem.
fort8efbrt, re bereit yb, aIIe IN ihr 6d f6Ias
geneen Arbetten Gu8sufibren nab 3mar IN Der pitnfts
lidften unh uor3hgIi9ften 2Beife.
NImm6ers MRaferiaIien an 6ant mnh An per
fGufen. @eroutes Blei, 8leir6hren, 8Ieiitangen
@ifcrnenpumpen, artelfGe Pumpen, MIepantpeu nnb
dberhotlpt Bumper ie6er sIrt, 8ahew0nneu, aHafds
kGnbes 9afercIofets, 9inn in BI6den, 6pbrGnts,s
Bier. Ghpmpooitgs un6 Baf9 bedens 9dbneS S4Idns
9e, 4eiie y. {. %. u. I. NJ, @osleubter Hne Sass
rbbreM nno Damp .opp0rnte, Gampffpeifen, BentiIe
&c. A9enten fur ben 9ertauf BON Glatf u. 1rp's
uergInften fbonrSbren ;R 9b3gen, pom g. 4, 5, g. 8,
10, IL, 10 un6 IL Sou innerem Dur9mefier.
JAM IN
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gBa1biuston.e 8. 8ebr.
GnnarefI.

@emnE Sen. @0munbs bradte
Sic Biil Dor ben Gent, tueld1e bus
9lmtsbaueraeIek u. ale .selesIi9en Be-
fdranFunaen Der Befu9nine oeS PralI =
Senten onfhebt, 8eamte 81 ernennen
nnh ab.uisben. 8aS Sniti5 s@onitc
babe es nitht fur tpeile 0ebalten, eieie
unbeOinete Gluibebung oes 9eleses gu
empfeblen. Sic @ablnetsn1It8l'eoer
Iouten uur 6urdb Ben nen ms Amt tire.
tenSen 8raiiOenten entlahen iperOen
Siirfeu. Ser 5enat fam ntdbt anr
8efGIuBnnbme bariiber- -
81 BEN conititntiola1seaa!ssIn an'enee'
anent ipuroe ban Gen. 9Stllon Der 8ns
1ab boraeldIaoeu !, baB IN feiuen
staate Elm 1lnterf9ieo itD1lgen ben
8iraern binfidttid ibreS We9tes, gu
1timmen ober Nelnter 5u betleloen, ipe@
gen 6afe, 9autferbe, Ueonrtsortes,
xsIiai0len 8laubsns, Bi 0ung ODER
BeIbes aema6t lperoen BARI.
Sans. Nepr. 4agne pom Neeotls
SiruEtions s@onaite bradte cine Bib
ein, tpelde cine 9robe 4naobl bon Yer>
1onen in ben nod ni6t reconltruirten
Staaten ipie0er in ibre biirgerli9en
3e6te einfest. On bas @onlite au>
/ rid berlpiefsrL EIff#fN
Ser 80rfbenoe oes Gontite's fur
Nlittel unO 9Sege ldbIua cine gia CUR
8erbItung Der 8ermebrnng Der 6ffent>
It1en G6HIo Dor, Oeren 8eratbun9
0uf nahlfe ISOLDE berIboben tpuroc.
@ertaallna.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
3ru(fce's gscrfamf.

Sin @emattett. siner fiebsrtraeanss silrtanee, aus
aeiertiet an bic RaibuiIe @ui6tM9 Atottatton. an
3optbfon 0puntp [enn., IN 8n9 70. ~, Sstte SO6,
SDerSe is an Trsttd g, ben %. Sannar 1859, saiil
SfentI9en Berfauf am 9onEtpasss&9of " oer Sfaet
mobftsat Der ieherelnI6iie, oas tn eenanmter ilrs
FuMss beI@nebsne gruI6eteentbnM srssseas Selesen
=, q anik3nr Gountp EenTl., an At1ttthse Auenue
w. az, sssrase in ber Staht Rafbuiae, nit IS 6us
Trnt ,fS I'D NUS smrildlauienb, bppotketarif@
SfssSst an sesante AHelia.isn bur 70 nEssi ncsaMg
s%s, GTmIrer un6 GberTpfrabe, on ben &erSieite
aner Grl6s TT sur 8efueeiguas Ter tn senonnter
rsnSes,. fnSem sin Betrag pei 339323, obne 1lllen
,suo a,.sersem bic QoeH fur Musfnbrune 6isief goEs
M At his hemte fdNtg fab. Gsu 10. Sanuar 1859,
Nnf 4eisbIbes goares nfr 2sEeItcren.
ianls an <EN q SIS s. sssss,
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Neue An5eigell,
etraBer : 8eipltngnng,

Oct l1Mtersei4nete bena9ridtiet bic Birger pom
Qafbuiae erGeben, baB or RorbereitunGen eetTeffen
sat, UNI nd renb brr Gbri gen g ats
on bic 5tra bsn au befprengen. Or
bat 4seroe nuo geaGtn IN binretbeneer MuSGbls am
ale 9niptraeen su beiprengen nnp. OILS eti1 atfer
feb5 1M SObm 2ileOin.
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gaflSiana siner 9artnerfdaft.

Die @artnerfcbaft, meIcbe aeitber unfer benz
Sirmdnamen en- ar Y. AI6ertfou btitaneen
bat, Tput6e bete IN 6OIge aegenieitigen uebereins
foMmerS aMfgeEbf in6em flo y. 8. AIbertfon aus
riidgescgen bat. 9lue welde Serberuneen eegen bic
gennRRte 6irRa babens tDunen niefelben einreidben
rorIpredsm ~ sehien. gomobI Grepar. Tts aIn
bertfon iinb aniorifIrt, bofilr ~ qnittiIen.
Aea Is. December 1868,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
gelar \ gebrank.
8lacf faith itnb aBaaemrtas
der serFlsdtte,
Ode Msnrse nnb Summer Ghase.

=. Tertieen aIIe ins lad iciIoaeuae Mrh,f.
So. ttps OILS DoGen, gasc5fgeTie,. mn
INSTRUMENTATION, aaIf Set MAna IN fiIraeffSr $3.50
un6 80 butgeg Yretie. r garaiitirer aII 4
fereF Bertitatte aneeisrttglen Afbeiten ln6 enars
fiGaei4s $500,
lInt briHeeRb eussla6sn, sss MI -
fteluHGen aH neebxei1s /
janis 1W &gbg u. Gebranf
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Ncne Tirnla.

Dos pbise @ei6dft wirS uon .. grewsr, uon Der
seitb rieen 6trma Grepar unb AIbertfou, uno genl.
6eneer5on inter BEN 9iouten
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08
GeieOGftS=Rartem.

aez@ @sfd56ftsfaren Der foIsenSen @rt pom 6rei
ellen lGrb lpenigerpercen fir etnen Dollar per 1os
rat einqerildf.
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8 Z leg + a p b.
GDnere1s 8ericbt,
' Das 9lu,tsbamer O efet.
aabels Oepef6em.

Srisbli9e ausFbteu I'M Orient.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-08

Rsue rentfcbe 0rDcerie.
g. MeiI ,79o 43 gcrSs 9scrtets StraBe, 9dnotef IN
len Gortsn elropdiftber Brtid5te, Salet T. I r.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

A WoMAN's FR1ENDsHP. 1t is Won
drous advantage to man, In every pur-
suit or vocation, 10 secure an adviser
in sensible woman. In q woman
there is at once . subtitle delicacy of
tact and a plain soundness OF Judgment
which are rarely combined to an equal
degree in man. A woman, if she be
really your friend, will have sensitive
segard for your character, honor, re-
pute. She will seldom counsel you to
do shabby things, for woman friend
always desire to be proud of you. At
the same time, her constitutional timid-
ity makes her moro cautious than your
male friend. She therefore seldom coun-
sells you to do an impairment thing. A
female friend is wife of good sense
and heart, whom he loves and who
loves him. But supposing the man to
be without such o helpmate, female
friendship he must still have, or his
intellect will be without garden, and
there will be many an unheeled gap
even in its strongest fence. Better and
safer OF course, are such friendships
where disparity of years or circumstan-
ces puts the idea of love out of the
question.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06


The COUNTY CMnDRATos. The
principal gathering in the county was
yesterday at Linden, where extensive
and ample preparations had been made.
A great many people from this city.
Railway and the neighboring towns
came in the morning train. The stand
was erected between the depot and the
new park, and was beautifully arranged
with flowers. The pole is one OF the
finest in the State, and the mountings
and vane are not TO be surpassed any
where.
At ten O'Clock, John G. Rose, ESQ
called the meeting to order. Rev. DR..
Lockwood made fervent prayer
Singing, and reading the Declaration
of Independence by Mr.. Warner, then
followed. During the singing Of the
Star Spangled Banner, the new flag was
flung to the breeze by Mr. Wood, eigh-
ty-three years old, with great rejoicing
Capt, Henning's Zouaves firing the
salute. III:
The Grafton was delivered by Hon.
John Davidson, of this city. 1t was
most warmly applauded at intervals
during the delivery, and at its close
At the termination Of the exercises
very many from this city, Railway, Lin
den, and other places, waited upon Mr.
Davidson, shaking him warmly by the
hand, and thanking him for his truth
full utterances. Our space to day will
not allow us to give the Grafton, and ii
will accordingly appear tomorrow.
AT the close Of the exercises, q most
beautiful basket of flowers, about five
feet high, was presented by Mr.. Dennis,
President Of the New Jersey Railroad.
through Mr.. Rose to Mr.. Davidson
ALI were pleased with the exercises,
and nothing occurred to mar the plea
sures Of the day.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

stoop, and read the Declaration OF In.
dependence. For some reason or 9TH
er, the few persons near the stoop,
took but little interest in hearing it
read, and we are afraid the gentleman
had his trouble for his pains. i r
Colonel James W. Woodruff then
started afavorite song of his and which
many of our readers have doubtless be-
fore heard-the "Star Spangled Ban.
ner"-the audience joining in the
heavy part, which especially knock
ed Gilmore out of existence.
A collation. was served up to the men
at a hotel-the officers repairing to the
residence of Mr.. Charles M. Herbert,
prosecutor of the pleas, where sub
stantial lunches were served up.
A dress parade took place near the
depot which was witnessed by very
large number Of people-the band per
forming soul-stirring airs. The Batal-
ion arrived home ct five o'clock.
A handsome display Of fireworks was
witnessed on Quality Hill"-the en-
terprising residents Of that beautiful
locality having determined to have a
celebration Of the Fourth on their own
account, and the effort was worthy OF
their patriotism and wealth. The dis
play took place in front of the new and
elegant mansion Of Hon. John M.
Cowell, on South Broad street, and
that gentleman received credit for hav-
ing afforded the assemblage view Of a
magnificent national figure in variega-
ted colors.
Throughout the city during the eve
ming there was the customary display
OF rockets, pin-wheels, &c, We hope
that next Fourth we shall be able to
have more general celebration, and
at least do something to keep our peo-
pie at home.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06

e@- About third OF a century ago
Elizabeth-tewn was widely known for
the number Of Bibles and Dictionaries
printed by the late Mn. EDwAnD SAH-
pERsoN, one Of Its most respected citi-
zens. His imprint wss stamped on
thousands OF these indispensable vol
umes yearly, which were distributed
In every part OF the country. They
were as common In the interior Of New
Jersey as the notes Of the old State
Bank. In fact, In many instances they
were more highly esteemed, for while
the bank notes were pSid ont for Fhe
necessaries, and many OF che vanitiee
ofliie, the books were carefully preserv-
ed, and around cheerful Aresides were
their contents diligently noted. Men
grow wiser and better FOR their perusaf.
Tho nsbIe heart that prompted she
publication of these Bibles hong SINGS
ceased lbs throbbings. bat many Of the
books are still highly priced for their
interesting associations Their bsauty
may be tarnished, but the glorious
promises which sustained and ehaared
revsrsd parent, or beloved brother
or sister. in the agonies Of dissolution.
remain to remind the living Of the pos.
aibihty OF again enjoying The society
OF she loved and lost. How sloqusntly
do the fast fading pages speak 30 ths
aged mother. as she glances over Abe
impressive sentences which were rssd
at the baptism and burial OF her hrss-
born Other sons and daughters
have gladdened, her home, and her
benediction has rested upon theis
heads as they went forth to found new
households; but the first child that
Heaven III mercy sent her for a little
season, still, SMILES upon her as she re-
fers to the family record. So wildly
indeed does Memory reproduce it's
cherubic features, that it seems but
yesterday that she pressed the dearly
beloved one to her bosom J. SD.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-06
IMPORTANT TO the AFFLICTED
w. RoAKE@,N M. ID.

W. III. oAEA-E2&B, MI. ID,
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, oCuLIsr and AU-
l. RIsT, &C., graduated In England in the year
1898, and has prsctdced in this country Ahe hast d
Year,, upon all chronic diseases, with unusual sue
cess. And now Of the request OF many friends Ia
this Aeighborhood, has Just arrived here. and en-
be consulted en- eli Chronic Diseases at his residence
once, located at the Junction of Morris Avssue,
Union street, and Mill Lane, Elizsbesh,) where he
will be in daily attendance on all who may favor
him with their patronage. The DE-. kindly invites
the sttentton of the afflicted 10 his especial treat
nent Of the Eye and Ear, together with flAotiond
arrangement Of the Rervsus system. Ali diseases
OF the Lungs, Chest, Throat, Nasal passages and
wind-pipe. Also Chronic RheumstIem. Neural-
ga Spinal Affections, and all Female Diseases, Ii
yer and Kidney Complaints. Urinary Disease and
spermatorrhoee. His constant success In curing
the Blind and Deaf. ana those troubled with Ca
tarrh, is unprecedented. The DR.. does not herald
the testimonials OF his patients in public print,
but any quantity can be seen at his office from ..
m. to DIP. m. every day, except Sunday Examine
Non carefully made, and all medicines properly
prepared. from Vegetable extracts. (by hinself,)
and charged in accordance with fair and upright
dealings, at all times. Call and see. Consultation
gratis and circular given worth the reading
Those IN the country send postage stamp for one.
1919 Tvs
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DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION
PIATNFTFTD

A fire was discovered OF half past one
o'clock this morning issuing from
Vermule's extensive Hat Factory on
Main street, which was completely
destroyed, together with several stores
and other buildings. The Agricul-
tura1 ware house Of Berry & Thoma.
was partially saved, through the al.
most superhuman efforts Of the Plain
field fire department. The losses are
estimated at one hundred thousand
dollars and it is supposed that the
factory was first robbed and then set
on fire. .-f..-.
This fire will be great loss 10 Plain
field, and particularly to the many who
will be thrown out Of employment, by
the burning Of these extensive works.
II the supposition proves true, We hope
the incendiaries may be caught, and
that full justice may be meted out to
them.
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the Cuban Revolution.

" WASHINGTON, July 5.
Cubans here have the following ad-
vices: The Spanish troops between
the 22d and 25th Of June, attacked the
forces Of Gen. Jordan near Holguin,
and after fight, which, it is reported,
lasted over eight hours, they were re-
pulsed and compelled to take refuge in
the town. The loss of the Cubans was
nearly 200 killed and wounded among
those killed were 20 Americans. The
Spanish loss was about the same. The
Spanish troops consisted of two
brigades, and outnumbered the Cubans
two to one. Gen. Jordan commanded
the revolutionary army.
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Our new Minister to Spain, Gen.
Daniel E. Sickles, left for Havre yes
terday, in the steamer Union of the
Bremen line, sailed from her dock at
Hoboken at about 8 o'clock.
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STATs0E NE WIERSEY.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS OF
THE STATE PRISON.
TRENTON, June Is, 1859.
THE Board OF Supervisors, intending to erect a
4 Workshop at the State Prison $40 feet long, so
feet vde and two stories high, will receive at their
office in said Prison, until
WEDNESDAY. THE TIL DAY OF JULY NEXT,
At twelve O'Clock nooA Sealed aud Separate Propo-
sails for furnishing the work and materials nscessa-
ry to said erection, In the following partlculars-
They should state at what price they will furnish
l. Trenton Brown Stone for external walls, per
perch.
O. stone Masons' Work including lime, sand and
cement.
g. Brick for interior partitions.
L. Bricklayers Work, including lime and sand
s. Iron and Iron Work
6. Carpenters Work and Lumber.
T. Covering the roof with Slate, and furnishing
the Slate.
The mason and Iron work must be finished by
November list, next, and the building completed by
the list OF January 1869. .. d..
The plans and specifications can be seen at this
office. W. K. MCDONALD,
' ". p. N0MICHAEL,
jy1 81 W. R. MURPHY supervisors.
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s@A. DR.. r. Fl. Gilbert, OF Plainaeld,
whom Senator Clark's friends euchred
out of the Congressional nomination
last fall, now feeds at the "public crib"
and his ambition appears to be salts.
fed.
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EiRST-CLASS WINE SALOON
STEIN BROTHERS,

90 BROAD STREET, BASEMENT, OPPOSITE
COURT HOUSE.
A LII kinds of Wines, Imported and Domestic, at
"A New York prices.
Choice Segsrs, and weis Beer, in large or small
quantities. Give us q call.
Families and private parties will be supplied at
Lhn ,.i,nrt1
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ENR SALE

THE HOUSE AND LOT, No 81 William street,
L near Catharine street. House IS by % feet,
with kitchen attached. Lot 26 by 100 feet Fine
garden. Price $2sO0. Possession immediately
Apply on the premises. a19 If
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HlBERNiA ENGINE CO., MO, 5,

VENHE various companies of the Fire Department
l. are invited to join in the reception of the new
carriage for Wiley Hose Company, No. 8, on Satur-
day, July, 8.
JAMES LEONARD, foreman.
jos I'd THOMAS DILLON, Secretary.
Hibernia Engine Co. No. s.
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