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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-13
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LONDON, July IL.
Messrs. Bright and Forster have
withdrawn their designations. which
they recently rendered to the Reform
Club. The Oxford Boat Crew have
gone into active training.
An Orange Riot.
BELFAST, July u.
A riot occurred here yesterday be-
tween Orangemen and Catholics. For
time mob-law was supreme. Much
excitement prevailed. At length the
rioters were dispersed. Only one az
rest was made.
Orange Demonstration.
DUBLIN, July u.
The Orange Societies made strong
public demonstrations in Belfast and at
other points to-day, but no disturb
ances in consequence are reported.
A FenIan Outrage.
GALWAY, July II.
Fenian outrages are of almost daily
occurrence. Last night Capt. Lam
bert was shot near his own house, in
this vicinity, and was probably fatally
wounded. The assassin was promptly
arrested.
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Restori is coming to bid us good -bye
some more.
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FIRST-CLASS WINE SALOON
STEIN BROTHERS. ..

SO BROAD STREET, BASEMENT, OPPOSITE
COURT HOUSE.
A LII kinds of Wines Imported and Domestic, at
IN New York prices. h
Choice Segars, and Weis Beer in large or small
quantities. Give a call. ,-
Families and private parties will be supplied at
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-13

A boy about Is years of age. was run
over in Albany, yesterday, on the
Northern Railroad, and instantly killed.
The arch tunnel of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad at Cambridge, Ohio.
gave way yesterday, letting down a
great mass of dirt and rock. Very
little detention to travel will be caused.
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Gen. Stanley, commanding Fort Sui
ly, in Dakota Territory, reports the
murder of two citizens, named Ander-
son and Henderson, on the Sth of June
at Dry Point, on the east bank of the
Missouri, The murders were committed
by Brule Sioux Indians, who escaped.
Gov. Hoffman has refused to COM
mute the sentence of death passed on
Noah Biglow, in Sullivan County, for
numbering d child. The Governor says
the sentence was just, and that he has
no right to set aside the provisions of
the law, even if the culprit is of weak
intellect.
A piteous sight was that this morn
ing of man lying helplessly drunk on
stoop in Exchange Place, who was
once IL highly respected citizen. and
one time kept hardware store in this
city, doing thriving business. but rum
has left of him nothing but a wreck. ~
Jersey City journal.
Delaware surgeons are Kenebec
salm On in New York markets.
A fatal shooting atfray occurred at
Louisville last week, resulting in the
killing of James Wheeler by Wash
Ferguson Wheeler received two shots
cnusing almost instantly death. Fer,
guson was committed to Jail
An unfinished tenement house in
Boston, was destroyed by fire on Sun
day, TO the amount of $4,000. Harry
White, 40 years old, while looking at
the fire, fell from the third-story win.
dow of his dwelling and was killed.
An e&eha4ge says, a servant girl out
west recently tried whisky to kill rats.
She made it sweet with sugar crumbled
in bread, and set it down in the Gel
lar, 4 few hours afterwards she went
down and f0aqd several rats, gloriously
fGddled, engaged ~ throwing potato
parings and hauiipg o9se qaotber up to
drink.
-------- 60 .------~s=-z-s-
Restori is coming to bid lis good -bye
some more.
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Proceedings of City Council.
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.

OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
THURSDAY EVENING, July 8, 1869
Pursuant to adjournment the City Council con
Yened.
Present.. Il. Wiley, ESQ.,, President, in the
chair, and Councilmen Barry, Cowell, Dockry
Gray Green, Lyon, Marvel, Ropes Schultheis
Tenney, Woodruff and Woodward.
Absent-Councilmen Brokaw, Price and Schanck
The minutes of the preceding meeting We're read
and approved.
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS, ETC.
By Councilman Gray:
Petition of Thomas S. Ross, for permission to
flag sidewalk IN front of lot No. 142 East Grand
street.
Which was referred to Committee on Streets and
Highways.
BY the same:
Petition of John V. Dyer and others, to have the
sidewalks the west side of Linden street, from
Magnolia street to Anna street. tagged four feet
wide.
Which was referred to Committee on Streets and
Highways
Remonstrance of Benjamin Haines and others,
against the proposed paving of North avenue with
Nicholson pavement until said avenue is severed.
Which was referred to Committee on Sewers and
Drainage.
. BY Councilman woodruff:
Remonstrance of Margaret s. Taylor and others,
against the proposed construction of sewer under
the sidewalk the north side of Jersey street, be-
tween the summit near Chiffon street and the creek.
Which was referred to Law Committee.
By the same:
Petition OF Magic 4 Carlin for pay for extra work
done on the Morris avenue sewer, under direction
of the Committee on Sewers and Drainage and City
Surveyor.
Which was referred to Committee on Sewers and
Drainage.
BY Councilman Woodward:
Remonstrance of George W Kiersted and others,
against the proposed vacating of Williamson street.
between Broad street and Washington avenue.
Which was referred to the Committee on Reyi-
siou of Commissioners map.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
Claims and accounts were presented and dis
posed of as follows
Of Magic 4 Carlin 81, 267.75, B. Delany $685.
Referred to Committee on Sewers and Drainage.
Of p. P. Stephan $500,
Referred to Committee on Public Grounds and
Buildings.
OF Charles Solomon $1S.75,
Referred to Committee on Public Markets.
OF L. Button $1,000,
Referred to Committee on Fire Department.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS ORDERED PAID.
J. NJ Drake S121 do s42.7 rs, do s2O7 80 ]. A. Ma
hone S1S s. A. Fulton Says, NJ. Doyle S22.46 j. D.
E. Ritter S1O2. 80, do. SOLO, Elizabethtown Water
Co. S306 25 do. $685. N. K. Thompson S4.20, J Brit
tin S2475, Meyer Il Wonneberg $S6.32, NJ Ryan
s45. So 1. Faulks S141.S0, NJ. Burning 50, J. Dom
nelly $3.50, T. DENIM S178, August Heidritter
$685. C. Solomon 500, do. $3.50.
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CIApK Rpos &Aro NEu

CLARK Bios 4 Co. New YoRK.-
Our merchants W.hQ.lntend golng.to
New: Y:arrEi f pi'F';,g;si'iuiias s sih,,cFalllH i temepn
Der and I'd .esas1nl at I'll this ii;. house . is,.si foars.their
stocks y fs-.turs sndsswool asats-apd
straw, goods. .Onrexcelent business
friend Mr.. w. IS. Gintoii,, as 'wiltb e
seen, is withthischnHsc, and will be
pleased u .havs..s IFS: Miasissinp
friends glYEsa hin z call 70 ss(
Broadway Is, the place.
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xrpE4NpyESg "! 4eSpST7EsewAsrr
we publish the list Of dclinqulentlands
IN thiseouu
paper Eatit JaUksoM 'HAhy person
having latdia this list should attend
TO it without delay.
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Tnh Gas At NEnlgAl MyrAkr VI ioraet days
was an utter neglect Of sanitary pfeciutiuhs
No efficient hhttni eete adbpaef fae TIC pre-
%vcu,iou nf sickness Sewerage was unknoY
In clties; affiuagc was rarriy attempted IN The
country. itcurg Of ofaf were itn't6 rot IN the
public streets, and domestic cleanliness. tte
srsst antdels 70 feauls dtssAqx wa spalN n.y.
elected I'll not so nov Wise laws, PHI
lauthropie institutions, and 4 vigilant sanitary
police haze, 10 a great extent, rcmcdicd Che
on. Sor u hs an. PftSxytrvr arpicArioS
has helped matcriany 10 lcssct The rates Of NOR
tality H. is moi, tpo much to say TINT rxSs or
ruouslSns escape Sickness in unhealthy sea-
sons In consequence Of having ISyiGoRArrp
THEIR SYSTEMS ~ ADVANCE by Il course of HOS
letters STOMACH RiTTEEss This pure
and powerful vegetable tonic and Alternative
co,npti csfthFc ttrasts andesshSts 90 vMiesy
Of roots and herbs, renowned for their strength
ening Asopthiag, eitnllzing and purifying ,TopT
critics. These medicinal agents areyincorporat-
ed with a spirit absolutely free from the acrid
poison which deiiies, more or less, alhthe liquors
Of commerce, and their effect is diipsed through
the whole frame by this actiYe yet harmless
stimulant The result is such "a condition Of
the system as renders it al bat ipperrons to the
exterior, causes of disease, such as damp, fog,
suddeua ltaraationso to pcratnre, &c, Strength
and the perfect regularity Of AL the functions
os the body, are the best Safeguards against
atmospheric poison and the effects OF unwhole-
some water, and u~0STETTERfS RlTTERSa are
the best strengthening and regulating medicine
az present ktiakfl1 For dyspepsia land bilious.
ness they are q ~sprcific Ans6lursifis lalH97i.
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To5 PERSONS KEEPING nScf p n
AT a meeting Of the Board of Police
held PA pr the 10th q, Aug, Is, 1859,
among other things, it was ordered
tina, III teJhtitaltt5 made by M Board
Of RsliNFN inaIyidu4entM Ffc
keeping or maintenance of any
pauper or poor person at the expense
Of the county, be from that day re-
voked, and thepersons maintaining
said paurefiatG reqSessAtsd to notify
the Commissioner Of The Door Of
the District, sothat all spchindigcenat
persons may be placed in the Poor
House for'keeping. aaH s'sf
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DR. WEssos.-We call attention
to the card of this celebrated Dentist,
to be fouhid irfahotRef e6lulAn. DR..
sisgthorogghly experienced in,his
profession, and guarantees satisfac,
ton. LAlaEdo G1k
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Owing .tothe lptessof advertise.
ments on our columns we are CON-
PEELED to curtail our usual amount
of reading matter. r,,snp
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New PqspagRHAEnsw post,
office named Lake Cresswell, has
becn NcaAHBhA iat thes Northern
portion of this county.
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9I44AA~aANH
f. "a sAe ilai II
asmim ~ ss IA a,n ligs M
aa4 msaa HH sWr If %
4 ~ ttssf
mssgu al f ahi ai.9
enc lslk wsnsf at~ ~ ~ rft
ssHsH HfHa Fsa su-isE elsewhere
Ws sissa - bfia8ana afsafsies
a Essts ihaa eshsFssse aaF ,,
ffe ~ ~ TfieE ws ~ vi
every eheoufasarmf Hd yslfiaHa
~ PLANTERS fefaislihs ihem rsals
aad aFe sses sn tiIae. W. mw n
tend 70 d. = ~ stig eash lusus
iiils faA al aHssk ~ bW's pte
pare ourselves ~ rTi44 tie planter
TIE iaBa as ~ ii DasRbase n II
sgans, 10 mshs hs tf,q~ ssd im
doing 4 sfttly es.h lasluess We
sin - side " et Gor , yesy glpc
adsauce 90 eastern prizes. We
oga islsqpueulssRF Ygla IN
pleased 10 see our friends eumc and
car stock whether they
lHtt ~ not
II pdwfI1 W dt
.a..
PARkKR. MAZDA Co.@Thc carl
of tliis we'll known md thoroughly
reliable cotton aud Commission
house will DC fodud ~ another
eolumc, aud our merchants aad
planting friends could hot do better
than to put their business in the
haiids oftiicsc energetic yonng men.
They being the agents Of q large
mandatory Of battling stuff, are
epabfcd % furnish their patrons
with baggiug tics &c Of all kinds at
@Hs lsTs n5sb ffaa sps sYtAwsy
house in Memphis. This Is quite
an item to planters Who make much
cottm, amlwc wpuld advise lcvery
one to call and see for themselves.
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ORanL bias &sCoa-ln Eahother
column will be found the card ofthis
extensive house, to which we direct
the attentiouo of oar readers. Their
stock Of everything III the line of
hardware is full and complete.
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80 erm, ~ pmt-sa.sE 80
xpaEt4stoue'a Tvnic syrup V the
only warranted Cunt RKaEpS sold,
II is the best. $500 Reward Tor
every grain Of Poison contained IN
sroSr's ToSic sYEir. Physician
prrscibe and pronounce i%tinhNiblo'
warrantcd.to cure Chills aud Feyef
or mohey positively refunded.
Ask fot Stones Tonic Syrup and
take noother. Sold byC.C. Ward
l. Bro, and W,N WilksF9p&f e
II. Rose Sole Agent, ~ Main St.
Memphis Tcnh'siodT aug2S-ly
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SPLENDID CoRN.-Mr. J. G. Stewart
letta oarofic ice on Manday' last,Soar

SPLENDID CoRN.-Mr. ]. G. Stewart
!etta vt oaroific on Menday' lasssfoar
magnificent ears of corn, raised on
his pace, saoVuittil.wsst'o Of Pan6la.
Two of the ears weighed three
pounds ten and ahatf ounces, and
when the corn was shelled from the
cob Of tie largest ear IL measured
one full quart, md numbered one
thousand two hundred and forty
eight grains. Two ears grew upon
the same stalk, and within four
inches of each other. Thisiscertain-
ly splendid lcotn1 andTstbvs that
Mr.. Stewartt knows how,ste raise
corn. His cotton sosplepdid, and
we hope he may realize a good price
for it-of which thereis little doubt.
HIS tAps &t,tEMtftlidnts Visit
ingcitiest to buy theirgoods generally
look for a class of business men whc
combine business, integrity, enter
prise and g~entlcmany department
and who have well selected stock,
of goodsIon hand, and in recon.
menaihg Gtilel house, Df9 Prathel
Smith & Co, 267 Main ST., Louisville
Ky. to our merchant friend w'
~reccommsnda houscapossessing II
these qualities, ~ many IF TIE mcr
chants in this county will testif,
who have done business will
them aud wIyisithsip9tiEyille cal
, and examine their fine stock ofhats
] caps &c. See advertisement in an
/ other column. >sis bHoa12 COZ w
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BULLS .CEDRQN BITTERs.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT.
.arkan,a' Heard emtTJaauopgig of Msd'SdI

'~ AUTHENTIC DOCUMENT.
.Arkansa, Heard Hem+rIs ,Gmop9i of AsdiS6l
Men.
Stoncy Point, White Co, Ark, May 20, &c.
DR.. John BuH-Dear Sir: Last February |
was in Louisville purchasing drugs, and ! got
some of your Sarsaparilla and Ccdron Bitters
Ny son-in-lsw, who was with me in the store,
has been down with rheumatism for some time,
commenced on the b%itters, and soon found his
general health improved. DR. Gist who has
been IN bad health, tried them, and he also i'm
proved prlCdaee; VITO bhss beqntu bad health
for several ycafs-stonidth aud tityr affected
improved very much by the use Of your Bitters.
Inded, thea Cedrop rBitters haye given yo1
great popularity initIis scttlemcnt 1fhink I
could sell a great quantity Of your medicines
this fall-espocially otysys GSySros Bi4assad
sarsaparilln. Ship me Via Memphis care Of
Rjckett 4 Nicely. Respectfully,
HChb tlfGITgvrl .ATG9B. wAJafn,
Prepared by Dr. John Bull. at his L.aborlto
ry. Fifth street, Louisville, Ky. g79FHsIF e..
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
noI-lF
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Mr.. w. II. Walker sole propric-
tdfd WuRG'sTyhd0P itehIaacs
notprsteaa 10 R~lasaEtAeminconpe-
tition wii1thlAhet qaRaaGka .ppostrums of
the day. A careful comparison
will show thatisrossesses . iehness
and body which nothing but fine
material cap giys, and which faapqnot
be Initiated With mean hqti5r and
cheanr dtuar.xM. ~ 'n"7% see
41!Nfr. Walkerhas the privilege Of
referring to the principal physlcianF
Of Kentucky,
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1Oa Gyc Mctah orssaleat thi
office.
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HALLEEr, SBwBR& BvRBASk.---.WNe
would direct the attention Of bur
merchants to tho extensive New
York, drug house, and ask forsit a
trial...No. 149, Chambers and l31
Reade streets, New York is their
location 5TTi yea '"'''
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OVER HALF a., MILLION OF DOLLARS!

WASH issora ams tmp,u amount tagpeteU 1e b o I-pattptraa
tty Of the mat tWgl" #. .| "H". .
ft4 Ass NHe tRupi tAb ypuvts dnat tteHht 1909 tmfnanbs 70 NLttmr
d1vrE m amqt hpp0d t2gl 4@ IN lt uoph y January l@R u issued ~
FMJW ansnhteg htl6tA0R daNag an apaHlmtenagf geaA1t Wv. ~. e.
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&c. e
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ss4rtHtH
ss@ssaasHas ati4IAh
fae1Hf fH&fss
E.sss 4sFN
sfsfs@f
s4a aafs a1s4fg. siast
nAe $50 f@&gs fsHsisi'
"a 49, 90 rsk ness fssf
a+.4.44 ~ Zee tfsssf 10
$500 Dss s.sih tsfarst - Hfff w.
.r.sfsHs.ffas
ftwYssmE a. 80
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1gnc 0nd Fcrcr.
OitCilil,ik tkDskViR

nv > l,ss
Hffiy fislHg ~ y fafsfiafiiY over si sae
tet e. af.sfm a. eiitfkf 49, a. ~
bia. fraa iHd Fsfmshrat fHff n tfas anf
Fysftm fliivf Sal efsfs sEftagf ~ fsaft -
tsAs Hahths hff fttia NJ sAiit Nsaii
en- sat ssathWasffH 0paHify 'a htsf hIm Geo.
tamlsy " iRtth80 assaasFe tAsf ~ naa
tstt slatefff sUl 10 atl ia cure tf the iltf.
tpuA ais sitl.in iqilq4ei tAt fagA ast w.
: ifAt hafF Htes ,ah W. W. ttth .ul
81 Irni I'll d cute. ANA S BILE arc ift h#ff baH
turra ~ = dais 0 mAa' sifh . psfass assisn
iun NJ tbf %fencfsl health u b. huebtug
audeubu nl gi4yegyI n5g retgtengRt elff
ft XII dfahsi u AlNs ~ AZ :
Ncck ur teo a0er the disease has uogu thetktd
nte uIreialth M eiHhsht tad iual aasAmr
tases tsuAilY. this medicine will not fequls
~, AID ~ kcgp ulp hvslsi 10 gygf pfdtr.
shbiiA I've rl'ita, Howe N u, flffEA eifhaftc
mediciaa. pascr hatink tshdn Titso efAodf
doses NJ the Tonic, a single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will bs ,iat
cirnt
uR joins BtLfs Principal Once
Nu't0 finh. Cross Street.
Louisville, kl.
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Ii0fe HfthftGto
test ~ ~


wUNrfY 40 ATTENTION
~ ~ rhp Z Mstly
thttttt fttHN tsnt iaAht hHf itkf tss
atel,ket siN he srhq NaJs IN ipkasfr.
Ntss lnd ostd srtefal pupaiti patent mtfI
ht viih NJ ttmtuft} itltf ltM fsathlnF
ttaa the rFstse ieisihsa 10 FNoras Ues,ii
tn'tlr. WHOM vs. medical ailgniaut 1.i,ftd
Cienitt " ls'tu Z go Hyqktuuv = hieb ~
o. enthlg lat aag and Whnh Husl la,r tut
one htlfy ftha too itted NJ Hmld. M
Lseiiviihs aud maud hg prearibcl Ouiaine
Aul AtWnln cImHafd, vhieh lfenisgd ~ takc,
tftftridt " lti me- iitthsr Mke NJ coarse
ens almost hleHllus, tttruraciy vs. hHusitd, and
pronounced With enlarged listr and spleen.
About this time Jhe hdyefdstmtht II Hurley
AEw Tohie appeared II . diy papat, and I
determined 20 give ito trial did N. and
hstt No rchsbh 10 regret ~ ont battle w.
s,taol iBe completely, and ylpcc that ufpr
have seen nearly a hundred cases h stithit
acted with equally happy results aud would
rqrlHliy rccoumygd Il as preferable ia apy
Other tonic before thc public
JAMEh MARTIN, fAaginsers
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TIE OBJECTS OF THE ASSOCIATION ARE

rut Newfoundland adrdhmb " end concentrating Ina ms Eastern states the vhd,
1T the money which Is being inyswdin lac lnmmue HII8tf #. ..
Second TO and each tpahp, hf lpst Of tooal institution ord with ls hudn@s
managed and controlled rs local mcn ct integrity and toatE. be-. .W Hr' .r '.E "
Third. 10 dtmHhArsb the GNt that the business o. Ian Insurance. tan be emutd ON mutl
more aleautigtmrs M the West and South, whgs mooney ran he Fdh invested utica pei
.ct per anhum, thrnint r Estwuay 1t oy hthSsscon percent p VIA ri
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H
10 my United Sqtes and World HID
moo hs'o Reddtrs. '' 81
81, ts.I r~1iiui11sdgE all Ina ,uaridI
have received many testimonials from pro-
~fcssionll and medical men, as my alnianacs
aud vsaYiuts ,abIita aoAs hnte shown an Of
which are genuine. The following from n
highly educated egdpopuAar plysieian ~ Geor-
gia, Is certainly one Of the most sensible COM
muuications | have ever received. DIR, Clelnent
knows exactly what he speaks of, and his tcs~
itimony deserves to be written in letters Of
gold. Hear what the Doctor SAYS of BULLS
WORN DESTROYER.
,qqg ,g,lF airef nj ssds,idaI 1874
VrLLASow, WALNEa CouNrY, Ca
June 30, 1866.
tJpa, ,Joasl htLqrDsar Sit;el have Iccthtly
given your Worm Destroyer several trials,
and find it wonderfully efieacious. II has not
tailed lid si6elt 4istAcgB han ne wished
for effect am doing a pretty large country,
p~saetcs apd hsyefaily sss lstisonr article q
the Kind. am Tree to confess that I know of
no yspsty reeengispded by tho ablest ,Auihers
that kts6 certain and ii its effects. On
the contrary, they are uncertain in the extreme.
My object in writing You is to find out upon
what terms ! fah ,gatitAc. nsdieino, directly
from you; II | can get II upon easy terms, |
shall use a great deal Of it. mn aware that
the use of such articles is contrary to the teach
ingslof a great majority of the1rau4pa lihH 81
VI. DIS, but ! see no just cause OF good sense
in discarding a remedy which wc know TO be
efficient simply because we may be ignorant OF
lis combination. For my part, | shall make il
a rule to use all andany means TO alleviate suf-
fering humanity which ] may be able to com
mand-not hesitating because some one more
ingenious than myself may have learned III
effects first, and secured the sole right to seoui,
that Npwledse. lpyepr,I am. hy Ip. meant
an advocate e. supporter drthethbusands o
worthless nostrums that food the country, tina
purport to cure all mapner of disease to whicl
human heshps hen. 9lpfeaSS rtArayy Son, an,
inform me of your best terms,
liam faiTs mostryspsetfa.ly ,b99iI9b cd O
JuIlug y. CLEMENT NJ. ID
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THE CoMEr.-Some astronomers
admit that Il Is possible of i coils
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