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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07

A box organ---The ear.
Popular service-Silver.
Sharp food-A sword fish.
A CRATE nuisance-Bad coal.
Operative spinners-Spiders.
The King of fun-Jo-king.
Eugene has had the humps
A bad omen-To owe men money.
A ring with an end-A herring
A great " composer"-Chloroform.
A sky lark-Going up in balloon.
Unframed sweetness-Wild honey.
The best headquarters-Br
Jenny Lind is living at Hamburg
Skylights-The sun, moon and stars.
A fee common to everybody-Coffee.
A bad seat for young folks-Conceit.
Asham fght-The battle of the Mill.
A stern necessity-The ships rudder.
Richmond Ind, contains 500 gam
blers.
A tree that yields no leaves-Axle-
tree.
A Baby advertised for adoption in
London was wanted by $50 applicants.
The bells in the Junior Carlton Club,
London, are worked by electricity.
1t is beauty's privilege to kill time,
and times privilege to kill beauty.
The lakes of New York State have an
area of 72S square miles,
The zinc mines of Sussex county. n.
j.. produce %, 900 tons of ore annually.
An exchange says" Our jails hold
no prisoners nova days-they are all
inmates.
A storekeeper advertises ten pounds
of sausage or dollar. That's dog
cheap.
Refrain from bitter words-there is
only one letter between them and
swords.
Scotland has population of 3,207
300, of whom 255, $50 are paupers.
A cougar of upwards of 8 feet in
length has been killed in Omaha.
He that pelts every barking dog must
pick up great many stones.
In the days of no q, before II and i
were born, there were but two vowels
The French mission costs Gen. Dix
$40, 600 year beyond his salary.
Every body knows good counsel ex-
cept he that hath most need of it,
Sorrow is the furnace that melts sell
fish hearts together in love,
The faculty Of Racine College, Wis,
tolerate billiard table.
The person who can best cater to
the taste of the young-The educator.
An affection few men are troubled
with IA rush of bra ms to the head.
How can grey whiskers be made to
lose their odium Echo-O dye 'em.
Pa" said Il little boy the other day.
"who can the sea run when it is all tide?
Dear sir, lisped great lady, in a
watered silk, at the Worlds Fair, "have
the goodness to inform me if there are
any noblemen in the United States ?"
Yes, ma'am," answered a full fed
Jonathan, 81 am one of them"
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Mail subscribers Sc a year, liz ad
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The DAILY MONITOR will be served to subscribers at
TWELVE CENTS A WEEK.
Mr.. GEORGE E. VAN BLARcUM has a route in the
upper part of the city Orders may be left at this
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the Port.
Copies may be obtained at 1876 Broad street.
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The citizens of Chicago have deter
mined to celebrate the completion of
the Pacific Railway, on Monday or
Tuesday next. In the evening there
will be addresses by Vice-President Col
fax, Gov Palmer, Mayor Rice, and
others at Farwell Hall There will also
be a general illumination.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07
SALOON RE-OPENED.

TENHE SALOON formerly occupied by the late
| James Archer No. 10 NORRIS AVENUE adj
joining depots, has been re-opened as a
WINE AND LAGER BEER SALOON.
I invite my friends and the public to call and see
me- la2l 3ml JOHN Balm.
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R wINNo CIV al.

TOHN FROAIM has removed his Shaving and
81 Hair Cutting Saloon from corner of Washington
street to No l19 Broad street. two doors above old
stand have fitted up the above store in the neat
est manner and hope, by paying strict attention
to business, to merit continued share of public
favor. Ladies' and Children S Hair Cutting.
apl 3m JOHN FROMN.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07

THE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published at 1876 BROAD STREET, near
ly opposite the National State Bank, by
J. MADISON DRAKE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07

FERENCES-Ex-Goyernor Marcus l.. Ward
Newark C. Graham e. Son, Justus Morris, Thomas
b. Budd j. G. Van Fleet, r. E. Kicker, Superintend-
ent Central Railroad of New Jersey, Elizabeth ;
Meeker & Hedden Builders Hewes Il Phillips, and
Samuel Atwater Newark !; Woodruff Il Durham
John Degraw. Thomas Marsh, Samuel Sanders, Het-
field & jackson, j. Gatchell, and c. D. Marsh, Rah-
way ; Job Mail Morgan Bird, Builder, William G.
Ayres, Builder, Plaintield Charles Anness, Perth
Amboy.
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DRESS MAKING.

MISS NJ. & j. HIGGINS would inform the la
wi dies of Elizabeth that they have removed
they always ready to wait upon their customers,
and feel fully competent to do all kinds of work
pertaining to their business with neatness and dis
patch Cutting, Fitting and Machine Stitching done
at short notice. a20lm*
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Agent for the sale Of WILLIAMSPORT LUMBER
by the car load. This Lumber is superior to any
other in the market for building purposes.
s9.Bill Timber cut to order and delivered to any
point on the line of railroad
Orders received for Locks, Glass, Drain Pipes,
Stone, Brick, Lime and other building materials
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DRESS MAKING.

MISS L. W. SMITH, Fashionable Dress and
W. Cloak Maker, respectfully informs the ladies
of Elizabeth that she will accommodate them at
their homes. Residence No. 40 West Jersey street.
a2I 1nf
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NOTICE.

YgNHE members of Elizabethport Lodge No. 116
\ l. O. o. F., are requested to meet at the
Lodge Room, on MONDAY EVENING, May 10, al
O'Clock. st f. DRAKE, Secretary.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE,

A SECONDHAND PIANO for a light BUSINESS
N or EXPRESS WAGON Wagon must be in
gaod order. Apply to
CHARLES A. BEARDSLEY, 191 Broad street.
MI PIANOS, MUSIC, STATIONERY.
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THE SINGER MACHINE.
FOR SALE

A VALUABLE Business Property on Broad st.
"A Apply to S. r. WESTERYELT,
my3 Room g. Arcade Building.
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BOARD.
LOTS FOR SALE.

WITHIN 400 yards of the Market Hall, on high
w ground. at prices ranging from 1915 upwards.
Apply to HENRY f. FAIRBANK,
Elizabeth, N j.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02
Core sponaeHce
rss asass 81 rBfrlrfs.,.

~ Emfn pFeE.sse g. frrUm-
-. Il pesssl3s. utih oar Beard = ri.
aest aa end aasr them town bund,
~ FL u..l'iaus n dollars rs AZ Is rs,
carstructsoo 1t = raiiroad from Meat
peasr Is i. taHy Bay and slsc, tbem
Directions All Superintendent. pad
c.es tas eho1n iauy % ,lssnstr gies
passengers ia Tie ffst tran ont AZ.
the, shal % her pari. ,ake then
bands out q Ne public pocket and re
stor, iAe undergraduates and manhood
thas oaF Representative 50 bIndly
decided 70 them in 1866. aud permit oui
Legislature 70 close those expensive,
starch factories. politely called Norma
Schools whore simon pare peiagogue.
are manufactured from shoady and
allow us 10 select spelling books 10
ourselves
II an old saving thn, eeaeh geuer
alton IS wiser than is predecessor
Dot stns generation isn't supposed I.
know anything Il + nc, prudent e
allow them q select the prmmer tba
litile Freddie iearoa bis bein,
Il requires eight lawyers @ e4amin,
aud deliberate FOR GYe consecutive days
upon ibis important subject At IN a.
peaso . tlo State Of over three huni
rsd dollars aud a suspected interest j
The Publishing business is not rar'
qualification
Now, il ge cannot divert tboir atten
ton by soms sueL proposition as tirs'
named, hadn't We better try aud buy
EN- ofl Tor cash down For I will tel
you conf lentially, Sir El.lor that j
the expense d our schools increase Al
fast for fifty years as it las for ths pas
ten years, il eill amount 60 $4,000
per snnum, aud will make the dog IA,
so heavy that poor man With ten chi.d
ren wont be Sble to keep dog.
EAsr Donsrr, Feb 22d, 1869
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The J0irl Convention, composed 81
Tie Two political parties, 10 nominate
eapdidatee iar CaaneA Of Censofs, A..
eembled a. Montpelier on the 18th ult
The cQ-reniion aas ca,lod % order b.
Hon George ~ Grandty Chairman u
the Rrpubap State Committee, and
~as organ = IS ihf o.l aoa ofLymau
@ Htnel fy. fsq. q Chelsea Presi-
dent aus Jobu Can. Lag d Rutland,
Secretary Ater TIC adoption olares-
oIufan tha. each clualy represented
prtsonl : candidate ior Cen several
couats ,heesaysu!ioa adjourned an
ui2 - O'Clock B. 81
on . YEA semtiag II Tie oonyen-
ton tIe following Ge1et sss pat in
uonualon
iIay Ltue, Cornwall
2 HOLSTER Manchester
J5ae,laA Ross S J5busbury.
WAnm llarn Il. SLabprua
y rs FeucA Lgucuturgh
Jaspr Hauj, Adams
II Heu.y Pow Morisylle
J X Cieayelaud Broakhe.d
Charles G b nel Rutland.
Charles Reed montpelier
Charles X F.,l, Brstleboro.
! w. Ca.buFn Springfield
Timothy r BeaaaIi Montpelier
No representative being present
from Orleans, E,sfx aud Bennington,
Mes.rs French Rsifeld add HOLSTER
we're nominated Il laage BY the consen-
tiop, The Constitution providing for
only thirteen mrm ets II the Council
q Ceusor.. aud asaad Isle county bay
ins l.sd . gembe .4e last Council.
QUO vss taken Ii $ f,~scx county. The
understanding - tnc convention Was
that 81 Eelhe!i d be the proxy u
Orleans ouauly, Ia, Il virtually gives
Washington oounl lWo menbers. The
uou..patJ4 Il NJ Rsdheld iot Orleans
county il ot doabsIal propriety accord
ing 4 .sa4er ca 9mf, no, from his POI
at,oa. flf lie is nas o. Tie ablesi men
placed ~ nomination
sa-=a------e.s--s-@--s------s
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Theinaginatiyo BostoniAns declare
That ihe proposed musical festival there
ae1t June shaI be the greatest the
world has ever saeu The performance
Is 4 open with Raa Colombia, rendered
ID tha following ublued style
SMg4yHs Tdl Columbia once
through by toe full band e 1000 per-
formers
Era lcr1e Fui band of 1000 and
gland clio as % 10000
.SBi ls tul. band grand che
rus aud ehiping q oil The bells in the
city
Tstrd u3 Lat Iera-Full baud o!
1909, grand chorus 81 10000, bells
cllimng DRUMS rolling. infantry iir0g,
aud cannon pealing IN the distance, %
exact time viih the masic-tbe bells
rung and eannons fred by electricity
from the maac stand
There viii &c 30 occasion TO visit the
Hub. a. 4 - expected % be heard in
every par, q New England,
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sfy rzstsrs e ne n5efs, ~
e es Moses taers vers 5saee8
l1 ass fcstos Is
- 6aa1t N susls aay.
eaa etl,atea 1sm5.
e4at 6e Ilarasul nned
sis Ibs hhaa
tss Cas ~ Cd Nd ars-
= .sa na,ara ssgioa fsgert before.
aua ,at 3adss aeceEas caatt we're
case 8.4s k4 tssi IS Their wu-
@ ~ te-s = taenaoas Tie fees
vers rasd ~ uetsfs ou Tammaay
pf.nic8 plil equally splendid proiasila.
Both courts ass proved % have know.
luslr aad deliberately issued papers e
men she uetef hppeaFo5 "a Court a
~ IAry we're sent hroA3cas, o1ei
tee ciiy. and distributed throughout
tie state S8t less thag 6s3i3 q
tAe1u wefe ISSUED from the two courts
bed ~ Judge Barnard and Judge Nc
Canu. Not ane ifAudnlent paper has
been traced e any Republican Court
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02

A good story is told Of couple 81
farmers who lived few miles apart =
One day one called on the other, hap
pening around at dinner time. The
person called upon, by the way, was a
rather penurions old fellow II was
seated at the table enjoying bis dinner.
Tie visitor drew up to the stove, look
ed very wishiully towards the table. eK-
pectiug the old farmer TO invite him to
dine The old man Kept On eating
What's the news up yonr way. neigh
Dor :" Still eating NO news eli 2
No. IbtHeye not Presently athougbt
struck the visitor Wei, yes. fneHd.
] da hear q 9Ae item % news that's
worth mentioning si3l.wlIat Is lhai
Seiehl,er Jobn las > cowthat has Gve
eals,so e. hat - ecoo5 81 Il.
ioas Whaia ihan4es does the fta
calf DO ,yhea the o.blrs are suokiBg
WHY, be stands Ahd looks ~ iasl ~ !
IA. lie a aamb fool Mars. pat ou
another aass
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02

The f3,iouipg letter We copy from
tie Panesr he Teeqrapa = the llih alt
fo.Usa IEusEArn ID one u ny
Green Mountain lslters the friater
made ms say u Ma Hlut. o. Bsnuing
ton he established an extensive shoe
mandatory il should have been
g.se factory II IS large establish
ment, ana some q the best American
shavls are there a.ade
Another yqrmontcr there q native
Il Bennington. has done more Tor the
lace aud that part Of the state, than
almost any other perhaps more than
ems o.asr man. Il was the mau that
ehecAaiaed Tie Troisns and their ae-
complies in the K r. nsr. j. ".
Park, ESQ man now iorty-ionr years
Oh praeticed an ssvers! years went
e California ten Or dtsen ysars since.
lie returned about four wears a~o with
sn encumbrance 81 some $4,000, 600 IN
gold Finding the banks Of Bsnnng
Il, \, will;pg h accommodate tho peo,
ne u North Bennington where he fix.
IN bs business home h. established a
National Bsnk built a hoase for his
k,,ber II Pennington aud one for hun
se,f nse best Il TIE state. if cost 500.
600 He bought the WeAteru Vermont
Railroad which tie Troy 4 Boston
,,ad bsd lessed-apd then began the
railroad var which / detailed il my
fret l.tter
H,w much he Troy people regret
a..fy nnvise course had some oppor,
.nnit d learn saw letter from 4
.r,av dealer TO a firm IN Manchester,
wsirb rad ,bas. aliyr Wecan sell
Won r,,5,eo 80 and naming The
,rico We sol;e,. your trade and
nsdre ourselves 10 rive satisfaction =
W. should ~ cl,1 b receive yo1r bags,
with orders a. heretofore The reply
v.s r.ad ~ me-. III ran Inns. ISM. We
can Inv here about as low as your 80.
n,c.in 'iicsts Tfrill pratent the tronb
Il and risk n senJinr bogs &c Fur.
tbet,nore we 40 not loy. tie Troy 4
p,.,on r,,d veu .nongb 10 nav them
f,eich, vhen Ne can avoid n Very
r..,,ocff,,ly 6cn
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02

The New York Times SAYS Il has
good authority for stating that Presi-
dent johnson intends, shortly after he
goes oct Of Office, 10 make visit 70
Europe. tits bis purpose, Immediately
after the llh Of March, to make briei
,s.t to Tennessee, with the view Of 1T.
ranging his affairs, aud he will sail fol
Europe about the 81 April tits also
STAYED tbAt public receptions viii be
rendered hin al Baltimore, NashTiii,
aAd New Yora
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02

The Hagse y Representatives, nader
tie lead = Gen scAsuek, d1 a
rob.s cork Tharlsy, u tnaeting ] IT.
Tia, ths Psh.ic D b, = ths United
States i F'syahie apd VII 10 pad ID
god o. ~ equivalent snd 2 That
ogE,I acts heaoelrrih made payable ID
ooin sbAll b. dgly enforced by as
TIE vote Aga4nst striking oct tie fret
proposition was very strong 10 70 81
-~aAd sho biil pssss ~ il9 yea. p q
nays almoss twu Jas Tit lsg
mercly su.e.s wb 'te sHpreu Court
has recent Il ieI ab9ui payu,yts 10
geld rouirsets r. good effect . lie
hli oil be fonaj ts strong sref
tio5 q toe detefu s.tin 70 pay Jls
pablic dsit n strict accordance With
tbs letter u the contract
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02

nspasshss srom taaa state Ha, tie
iasatte-'sn srsp i his hr
eei - alan4 ntsus i Is saual
ib8aEa unsseIant stale q aegr
Hany rA,sooas tass tsen deserted
~ boil srasss ani cop. ress. srd ls
sfeps Az fo raai q care
Large aaa be-, = caaaus are issuuF
fhs ialnai dAar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02

Potyassu y THE ExFlaE SrarE Tbs
staemeu; = made that nearly one hun
drcd aal City Mormon families reside
il Williamsburg \ y. each family Az
eraging ten members Thirty d The
beads q ,he families msa.ioued have :
plarahiy d wives. The lHrgest Sunber,
eleven. BENG seated 70 lAscsious old
esss Il sixty lhree tbs youngest. far
est. 4ud lAvog.ie = the aamber is oaAy
thlIisea ysAn q age she . alrssdy .
rsGslfsy,
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sgv YORK CATTLE MARKET
G9tpata O'Clock 2. ~, = p,


tss and l-a istiy,. the a.-iiseia cola l.sr IA,
IA u.sses a,a va at,afe Bib. her M. hover lhsn
l,,i y..t to.dsy tI,err 4 moro In, n de tfsd.
,ns,, IA advance Eve Fyoyr l. dr,f aat
s,.,.. III. ,,,tA tctt., 3,sieat,s.s pt,sRvhea
+. sz.. t,,..r ,gta, mia acnar4
GnAts NHrst The 1aiket ie more active s7a
as freghts are lower The dae'mo ~ s5ia does not
affect i ~ muctt Oats arc lpWcr aud ~ good
demand. Rgcis inactive a1d prices uo'ninal
~ ffFA 4 Il trace L y 4" M f. s. ''l.' Aa'
Ir'ea ~. "'t''''Ntf va ',,l's.s
very me Datlei' "''ee = 'sI 4.A''s. A''i
fffhs II nc At9' Ei pu''o'
a'NA efaaas are s'Vtt' ai.st -. .. s'''''t
W a. aaf qH'tssont h'N lli.''i = = o VIZ =
mend NV P'o N''l'e w. w. TX s4'o'
htoeK = N'fAhH
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02

sca s. thsy btcsne awars q ths svil
tsn5soey they III demaad IL eauer
ton ssa TRY ~ prevail 20 ihs
people -. rais as rat Thersfsfe
we ass ia JOS, - i5ns - tlss Peasis
sc insssieeaa and erf.las q under
ssnaiug wbat Is 81 their eva interest
This IS raihsT = gioomy letter You
may veil ace il j. 'nd ! don't zee has
ID eaa b otherviss uhsu ve look ssr-
ocsly g tho presat situation Oar
hole h4,s q rlshung this leaky Old
smp bunisned viii the most precious
carp ever borne BY ship over = stormy
water and iali q rats borrowing nud
eating its priceless stores. AL stuck over
With barnaeles aud honoycombod With
lorers, rests upon one man, Cur great
Captain, Should be haI Us. shoald
Congress fail 10 cordially snpport hm.
should Congress fail to nan the pumps
clear Tie deck and mount 10 the rig
qua WbE. can &c doBef WIN Con-
gress ,bat has bgen ID scmi-siate y
sutny for tie past four wears quietly
yield is usarpahuns
Have TIE important questions q f
nance such as revenue, currency and
tariff, aud Of imp9r,au, reforms sueh as
Jenckes and Patterson service bills
got e give way to another four years
u congressional and executive wrsug-
ling ! write congressional first for
II We are, ii Tins Congress must be the
aggressof this time. There are qaas-
tons which trouble more than one
thoughtful! observer OF our national az
FAIRS. and they wait with no little anz-
.eiy the developments Il follow the
fourth Of March neat sNAa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-03-02

AIHsry'a Mr7rrH Tho March num-
her 81 this iayorite magazine for Young
people is received Tie publisher viii
send specimen numbers, With premium
list. free, % any one wishing to exam
inc This magazine. Address, HonAcE
T. FCILEa, Publisher, IA Broomfeld
Street. knAtnH
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among ihs iBsny p 81 ssy s'l sNurs ~, sal-
piled 70 feiisvs q AL tfp' ofiaslklai. lbsfe
more hyoriIf ohs IN rsfaip tiass ~ alsesss than
lhs nealsiual eaH, u iho Wild cherry Tree boz
howcyef ss4ssr 4, ~ poser % bss 4 so1,hs g
relieve sad IS err T. sbhsneed tsn'pA y '4sta1a
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l.ts h,a r-msssAli- jesf,s "a
DIX aSarAHs BALaAs orsttD eHEHRT
whose taa, Is curing cau.5. coa. B'onsln'
wtaggIas aagh cfopp, AsAms r4imensiy Aa-s
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From e- sail Nnplsf, ~ brpol CASTER = -.
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sHaas Do 3 tts}t huH time
cUr4 BrRSs sgNEDs WOUNDS mn 1917.
-pt tiN- FHYtIprltS SALT RNEtX ktA9.
NtHN, tHArHEn HAabs H1its. FROZEN
ilMHk FkL0Ns tnilhLAgNE, a.
y is prompt ln sffign feHnRes pain - pnte aH
dbcss ths WYnt sHgiY 0aslHg dwellings ald innAmais
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I3rtw rtte,
sL1H IS FOWL 5 s0E nosieu P9ffistofs
sid ~ al pfezgifs Gf4r-fs and at Ell country
tt0ifs.
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