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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

Mrs. Murphy Gsoos Tor ehe SVena~ m vvhu
EntfOcA nor fEussena sR ena tAo Wu.
mam F1Gcs.

The account ia Saturdays NEWS of Che re-
tarn of Richard Murphy. who loft his vito and
Ave children, esoped with q young msrrie3
woman who had been in his employ, renamed
away two days and returned within seven miles
OF the catJ on tso South Carolina Railroad
train Friday afternoon. closed with the state
ment that Mrs. Murphy had loft In carriage
Tor the place where her husband was last seen,
being bent. as she stated. upon attending to
the matter herself without tho aid Of the law,
and lesving DOCTORS bill upon the woman
that had come between her and her husband,
meaning thereby that she would 90 for the
woman and leave her in such condition as
would require the attendance Of physician.
and consequently make her have q bill 20 pay.
When Murphy and tho woman got OF OF the
osz a. the SSvea-sa;!o pump. i. wac cs.z:;as ver-
hard; but nothing daunted, they started TO
walk to town-he evidently believing chat 1t was
best to mako gradual approaches upon the city
wherein lived his deserted wife, whom. he h.d
no doubt. was very angry.
At the Four mi1e punp he WIS very much
surprised to be acoosted oy his wife, who had
como up in caryiage. She. without any pre-
limi0ary conversation. commenced to use no
very complimentary language to the woman,
an at the Same time looking as if she intend
ed to carry her threat into execution. The wu-
man. not desiring to Withstand an assault from
the vito sha had done 80 much Injury to, and
have dectors g bill left upon her, field from tho
wrath which was evidently to come. Mrs. Muir
ply then endeavorei to persuade her husband
to return to his home, promising to let the past
be blank. This he refused to do, and would
not even ride into the city with her, but pur-
sued his way on foot. at last accounts he was
walking about the city, telling those who re-
quested him to go home that he would 20
whom he pleased.
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WAae shS New Ce1leeter AnS 90 Say ON
eRo gahjooe E3o sAinks hio AauNs mas
boon .'VUr0naHalIy Spoken AgaAnse.~

e8kO e0nJ0O8 10 9AHMk0 hh0 ARQA0 ha1
boon ''wronaSaus SPOKEN AgaAnse.~
The Boston rost. OF Friday, publishes the
following curious letter: l .us.
Aeaars Be0ls Greene & o., PuA.lAIa's Bss.
ton Post Boston, itdss.:
GEFTLEHRN-lu yOnr ISSUE OF Seth isstaut,
IN an editorial article ON the first rage, eighth
column. wheren you remark upon .sthe legal,
personal and mob combination SQUAD ,ie III
Charleston you characterise Georao W.
Clark as IAN ex- Massachusetts, army suffer- y
1, aoa are unilteneionaily. m thiok casting slur
upon one Of yonr oldest subscribers and
patrons. For several years. whiie havina. my
abode here, your paper has been daily read by
me asa m smber OF the firm Of Ralph smith
for many years your paper was welcome v,s,-
tor every morning upon my desk and m
father. VIM. II. Clark of Exotsr. N, H.. for
some thirty or forty years Was, al subscriber,
period or pleasant acquaintance 1T Is with q
painful sensation that I find my name vronr-
sIi!sg spoken against.
As TO the political status OF tho article. I
nave nothing to say. although might say
much OF tho errors aud erroneous Impressions
therein contain d. Ishall speak ouly as to nv
imputed sutleTshIp.
havo reoer been an dsrRy suffer-" Iu 1868
dd establish myself in wholesa o business
on Morris Island, preparatory to entering
Charleston oni,g evacuation in February 1856
Previous to my LEAVING Bostsn win q cargo Of
goods. I Informed my friends OF my in,entlon
OF starting business on Morris Island, and az
soon as tho Oity OF Charleso ON was lakeu, Of
Transferring my business to that city. NV
arrangements were fully and e&,ctua iv car
ried out. 70 be sure, whiie on Morris Isl
aud my trade was. to o large extent. suppl ing
10 army suffers, but myself 'seoer was con.
nectcd with regiment or with the army. T
take exception to the term ssarmy suffer" not
that it was disreputable empioymont. but
because, as used IN your mentioned article, as
SO lntonded, IS arefleotion upon my personal
character and reputation.
. Trusting, thinking and believing you will
make all proper correction Of tho obieo, iona
your columns,
Iremaln. ever respectfully yours,
Csc. w. CLARK.
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CRUMBS. The United States Court win meet
to-<jay.
Charles Lewis. negro. who stole bag OF po-
tatoes from George smith. was sentenced by
the Mayor, Saturday, to twenty days. impris-
oDment. 8i 8t
free fight between Mary Alston, Anna
Young and Rosa Fraser, on Cannon-street. Fri
day. was Interrupted by the police. The Mayor
discharged Mary and Rosa, while Anna was
arrested upon magistrates warrant before
the Mayor had given bis decision.
The Legal Debating Society will meet this
evening at hals-past ei Int O'Clock.
Alderman T. y. Mickey. rumor hath it. Las
his covetous eye fixed upon the M M.yoraIsy.
Rev. DIR. Hicks preached most eloauent
sermon at the 1T. JohO's Lutheran Church yes.
terday morning. There was very largo a.s
tendance. ee
The Treasurer Of Charleston County an
nounces that he is prepared to receive State
and county taxes.
The regular communication Of Orange Lodge.
No. IA. A. f. H.. will be held this evenlng.a,gs
A joint stock company is beng formed among
the planters along the lines OF railroad centre
tl&ln Columbia, for the erection OF q largo mill
tor pressing oil from cotton seed. .9
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SoLD MELON AND STOLE WAroH.-A negro
boy, on Friday last, went into lady's house to
4ssll watermelons. and while there stole the
ladys watch. She had him arrested, and he
was arraigned before the Mayor yesterday.
BE was sentenced to ten days. lmprison ment:
the punishment being made thus light at the
request OF the lady.
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PARDoNED.-The negro Scipio Jenkins, who
was convicted by Jury Of the State Court OF
having murdered MIR. Brantford during the
Battery riot Of 1855; aud was sentenced
to be hung, and hid the sentence commuted to
imprisonment in the penitentiary, has been
pardoned by Governor Scott.
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WHAT THE CARpEr-BAaaERs Pnoposz TO DO.
The Carpet bag wing OF the Radical party, it
Is reported. propose to run Congressman G..
q. Bowen for Governor; Attorney General d.
d. Chamberlain for Lieutenant Governor, and
Judge &. B. Carpenter for the Supreme Bench.
Ii Bowen be elected he will then be made
United States Senator, and Chamberlain will
become Governor. Man proposes" &c.
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YN III T. II n IL
Il NAND
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADvERTNER
As an advertising medium offers faclitie. to Mer
chants, Eru R1sts, Machtnists. &C.. Of extending
Weekly.
Its circulation is fast becom ming general Real
Estate agents. and parties int rested in the
or sale OF real estate will nd it their advantage
to consult Its columns and advertise therein as We
are erecting arrangements by which our pal er will
InformafIon tendin1 ~ ,i,e aona,a 81 a.aa.s.s:
mineral manufacturing and agricultural resources
descriptive OF climate soil. & solicited ana thank
fully received from any section.
Terms cash. 50 q year; q copy gratis to any one
sending six subscribers; Cub II ten, So so each
Rates of advertising lioeral. Address
w. j. MCKEKRALL.
July 16 Mar4on e. !
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ANOTHER R1oTER. -Abram Brown, the nego
who was sent to Jail on Friday last upon the
charge OF committing burglary and larceny,
and also for heading an assault made by four
other negroes upon Officer Nipson, has, we
learn. the additional charge against him Of
being engaged in the late riot.
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ANOTHER BURGLARY.-About nine O'Clock on
Saturday night. the store at the corner of
smith and Cannon streets was entered, (while
the proprietor was therein and the money
till and contents stolen.
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BUs1xEss NOTICES.

MEssRs. ROACH & Co.. in another column,
call attention to the "New York bagging, .
which is wider, closer. stronger, and affords
more protection for the entire covering OF the
cotton bale than any other in use.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09

1HE WEATHER.-There has been great
change in the weather OF late, aud a very
agreeable one at that, as it has been so cool
that the use of ice has been rendered unneces-
sary. At midday Saturday the thermom eter
stood at sixty eight. and early yesterday morn
ing at SIXTY
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THE NEW STATEHoUsE.-The Columbia Phoe-
NIX says: "1t is believed that the next session
of the Legislature will be held in the new State
Capitol. The work is sbeing pushed forward
rapidly 1t will be many, many years bef. re it
can be finished according to the original de-
sign"
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"A HINT FOR DULL TIMES. Take ADVANTAGE
OF the great reduction in prices, and prepare
for the approaching business season by hay.
ing your Job Printing neatly, expeditiously
and cheaply done at THE NEWS Job Office No.
149 East Bay
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BURGLARY. During Friday night last the
soe-house on Meeting. near Tradd-strset, was
burglariously entered, and quantity of ice
tickets anda small amount Of money stolen.
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THE News IN THE CoUNrnY. -aeadors, OF
THE News gong 40 the country can ssssiyx
their fav ,rite paper W mail. daily, at seventy
iiye oents month, by adGressing q NOTE. With
she'r subscription, to our publication Office.
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The PoRT ROYAL RA1LRoAD.-The Barnwell
journal says:
:, The entire contract for building the Port
Royal Railroad has been let out to q MIR. Flan-
negan. at the North, for two millions and a
half dollars. The work will begin at once, and
the contractor hopes to finish the whole road
by January. 1871. It will run through some of
the most fertile sections OF Barnwell District,
and we congratulate our friends along the river
upon the prospect they have Of speedy railroad
communication with Augusta, Savannah and
Charleston.
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Orange Lodge. at 8 p. n.
Hook and Ladder, No. q. at 8 P. n.
Carolina Base Ball Club. at 8 p. M.
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THE Daily NEWS.

6eXNC zHS NHRSPA PER OFFICIALLY RE-
c0GRzSKD AZ RA VINO THE LABGESr CIR
cVLArION IN rHS ozTY OF 0HARL FSreN.
f0BL1sHES THsLLs OF GErTBRs REMAIN
ING IN TER, leoSroFErcE At rHe END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO TIE PRovzs-
IONS OF THE VIEW POSTOFFYOE LAW
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lam NOW PREPARED TO EXECUTE PROMPT.
LY upon he shortest poiice orders for SOU III IsR
a,sa xEaLOS PINE POPLAR. HICKORY, GUM and
ONO nHru wooi ofapy dimensions. delivered in The
pest city sawed For further info nation, apply TO
Mr. E. N. BRODIE, Charleston, i. q,
j. NJ HUMBERT.
Johns Island Steam Saw Mill. August lst. 1860
August Q mthImo
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IHRonTANr TO BUILDERS On Saturday morn
ing last four builders we're arraigned before
the Mayor, to answer the charge of violating
. city ordinance In not having fenced in the
soa6olding around the buildings they had in
course Of erection. After great deal Of talk
ing the Mayor decided that the city. ordinance
required the fencing IN Of scAfscldings. and that
the law in the matter should b, rigidIy en-
forced hereafter.
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The CHAMPION. This fne steamship, OF the
Adger line, arrived at this port at an early hour
on Saturday morning. The Champion sailed
from Now York ON Saturday, the 31st ultimo,
but broke her crank-pin of the Capes OF Dela-
ware. and put back 70 New York., "A, new pin
was turned and pat IN place, and the ship sailed
again on Wednesday afternoon. arriving on Sat-
nrday. as stated. The trip was . pleasant one
in every respect. and the passengers-all OF
whom, with one O. ception, remained aboard
from Saturday. the 8lst, to Saturday iast-his bly,
appreciate the many attentions shown them by
the officers ofthe ship. Capt. n. W Lock wood
was. as ever indefatigabIe in his devntion
to his duties. and TO his sllilful seanansh,p and
great energy 1t ts mainly due that the accident
already mentioned Q used no alarm and that the
Champion was soon in positio to- make .an-
other start for Charleston. The Cham poo dis.
ohsrged her cargo on Saturday, took abosrd
the frelght which was awaiting her, and sa led
yesterday for New YORK with crowd Or passcn-
gers. III
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.

THE CHARLESTON NEWS. tho circulation OF
which Is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published In South Carol,ua, is The
oeat advertising medium for all business men.
for persons who want situ stions or servants;
"ao want houses or apartments or have Them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing: who have lost or found articles of value
IHE NEWS has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale OF CHEAP ADyEn-
TlsEafKHTs. p1ynse'1 for which must invariably
'be made ,oheS ne order is gtoen:
Advertisem ents OF situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, eovcrnesses, tutors, werE-
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, ,.ehop-
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and misoella-
neous wanis Of al kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
Classes speefied:
mol exceeding VH2En LxARs or 20 words 25 cents
FouR L1Sna or 80 words. 80. 40
FIVE LINES or 10 words..... 80
All Notwithstanding to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
News Office bv Q p. n.
lsA. II. II NJ. IS ?. N. 9 P: N.
SUNDAY. r. IS 70 "A
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7 INTERNAL REVENUE Books. for Wholesale
Liquor Dealers. Leaf Tobacco Dealers and
Cigar Manufacturers; also, Bakers Bread
Books.
For sale by NEUFVILLE & HANNAH.
August 8 No Broad-street.
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GULLETT's svEEL BRUSH
COTTON GIN S.

GULLETT'S SrEEL BRUSH
GOT ON GIN $.
tbs SUBSCRIBER Is NOW PREPARED TO
NIL orders for these justly celebrated GINS Certa
cafes from reliable planters In this state who have
DOught and used them the past seasOu ss well as
rom the FACTORS and Brokers, fully confirm all that
10 caimea lor ehem; and the fact Ia we'll estab
ushed that the Increase in the price Cotton pinned
on hs GIN WILL ON every forty bales, fully pay for
the cost Of the Gin.
HALLS PATENT COTTON GIN FEEDER
. valuable Machine, saving botn time and labor in
the ginning of a crop. Can be attached to any Gin
made
Send for Circulars.
@. GRAVELEY.
No. 50 HAsT BAY. soUIH OF OLD posToFFIoR.
August2 mwf 2mos Charleston, 8. c.
u =
TONES, MELVAIN & CO..
No. MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
FowLINa PIECES OF ALL QUALITIES, surrA.
BILE for the Southern trade Both MUZZLE AND
BREECH LOADkRs.
IN SToNK FOIL AsSOR rMENr OF GUILE
RY, PERFUMERY. BRUSHEs. SOAPS, &c.
SOLE AGENTS For THE
GENUINE DKRINGER PISTOL
July 10 n,wf1mo
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FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN FERGUSON. fune-
raj services Of the late Captain Johu Ferguson
took place at the 0lebe-street Presbyterian
Church, ut halfpast four o'clock on Saturday
afternoon last-Rev. J. L. Girardeau oficia-
ting. Members of the st. Andrews and Hiber-
man Societies, Burns' Charitable Association,
and the Charleston Board Of Trade we're in at
tendance in body. The remains we're in
tered in Magnolia Cemetery.
The flags of the shipping in port were dig
played at half-mast Saturday in token Of re-
spect to the memory Of the deceased.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

Meetings This Day.
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UNAocoUNTKD FoR.-For about an hour Fri
day night there were plainly hsard in the city
reports Of heavy guns in quick succession. Il
was generally believed that the firing was from
some vessel in distress. We learn that the
steamer Entilfe pa TO sea about 3 a. M. Sat-
ufday, with view OF rendering assistance in
case it was neaded. She returued It o'clock,
having seen nothing. The steamships winch
arrived Saturday report nothing unusual, and
the cause OF the firing YET remains mystery.
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FI'O CONTRACTORS. LUmHEi, nxH,
Il AND sHtPBUTLDERS.
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FOWLING PIECES OF ALL QUALITIES, SUITA.
BILE for the Southern trade. Both MUzzLE AND
BREECH LOADkRs
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TONES, MELVAIN e. CO..
No. MAIDEN LANE. NEW YORK
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hardly be IN two places at once; but this may
account TO him for my not beiDg In the United
good reasons for ii. asss ~
quote again: sl@
II shall make no reply to AIr. Sawyer's de-
fence Of MIR. Clark. 1t Mr, Clark In competent
TO discharge the duties OF collector of GUS
toms, he must certainly be ablo TO defend hiua-
self; when he does 80 ut he ever a0eeI IL will
be time enough for mo to psy. my commitments
to him. should iko to hear him deny, ili his
own person, the charge chat he soug ht the
nomination. Of the Democratic party for the
Mayoraity." r.48a4
l. My remarks. in relation to Mr.. Clark were
in reply to the charge that my influencs rad
beon gwen to place o Democrat in office, and
were entirely germane TO the matter. It is
certain that Mr.. CLARK Id able TO defend Eimaei3,
and DR.. MAckey dses not deny that he ass1rAd
Mr. Clark himself that he fUr. Afackey .s0ntd
support him TOR tho MaYoralty. d
. I call attehtlod 10 tho following: sa,. I'D
Il s,.Mg sawyer insinuafeSf that J. belong stoy
little kpol or Southern-bo mon VITO recently
proposed to each other TO ignore and put down
ytnen NOT OF Houthern birth. ksV
n 81 suspect that Mr.. Sawyer has here drawn
upon his sanaginataon or hlp inveHsl0n. knov
Gf no Hoch knot Of Houthern. born men and
have heard OF no Euch propositions. AS faf 10
/ am Ooncetiieds 1t Ia simply absnril.s
Da Mackey ~ swift TO deny what did not
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-06-17

All in afTlictiou can find i'll him one who can feel
andsimpathiZe with, an befricnd them IN trouble
-ouc in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
be placed C,.nsultat On by Letter or orOiherwi>el
FREE. SrCaddres- helow.
The celebrated Female Remedies.
Compounded IRON the private prescriptions ui Dr
YunnE, have now obtained "a most EXTENDED popr
iarity. and are correctly viewed to be the safest
aud surest remedies for the com lalnts Tor whlci
tlev are applied The constantly aCcruinE testi-
molial, Of their efficacy declared them l. he pre-
-Iuincutly superior torheir action.
NJ lady should te without these Eennvatu-
AGENTS. None e"uuiu" unless procured at this
nrre. Sent by mail or ENpres, 10 any part Of the
State.
GREAT FEMALE NEDICINE.
The Greatest Dis~srsry # This NJ any o'hsr -ig'.
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sfIcce,s Of eighteen wears sui he. 'toc me che #
the ast celebrated Institutes II the e-..
The -rc-l na.uber actually received ant curel.
place it L.. point ri number # Patieuts alu She
first 80! The world and the success ut it, tIrst-
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PRIV ATE DISEi- ES

n Males aad Irre-ulartjeSi Females are the great
d->tr pyer- tf health. They Iu-IifU-y attack the
system. AMI gradually undermine auI destroy IT
they drive t'te al -fm from the check. the lustte
from the eye, the strength ami vi-nF from fIa
frame, they -iv~ pguy an: diseased offspring. aui
poison. through successive ceuer stiaI- tte %
man. The marks ran be seen ia >cGofGit. Con
sumption, Crplies, the Ii otic, the raraytic. t4e
Insane.
There il uo more terrible scaurZe to the human
race than thg-. Diseases arising from the c,ntam-
nation Nenerial Poison. The m.lIe~t rms by
treating t. IT, big1I nIl ever over the one an -
ted the sword # destruction that l. Liable any
moment to fill AL blisht-to utterly destroy
earthly EJgr-.
NEKCUnY. r5caeu zed as the most FATAL
MEDICAL IN EHG 90 man, combining y itH the
Veneral doubles h. dangers. Those who have
been treated with that Peruciou- MINERAL Pol
son. are 't cured the disease has only assumed
new form.
DO ONoTBE SATISFIED WITHPARTIAL CURES
That leaves the poison To crawl through the ~y--
tenn cat5u- is way into the tissues ami organs
beneath { he app;tl ruiiy smooth surface To burst
out in the future with vi'ulence that will bsfil-
the effects If I,l-iiciue. When Perfect CURES ,,u
be obtained sy consulting physician. whom long
practice aai thorough Invt s;icari'n into the ctU-e
Of Diseases of the UNNaEY ORGANS. enable To-
determine At "uce the cau-e Of the disease.
In all diseases entrusted to the D.~rar' care.
PERFECT. SPEEDY. and PERMANENT CURES.
In all Gases Cure, Guaranteed.
In Syphilis and it. a,lJuucts, tiouu3Trt,.st and
accompany dssease~ ia all disorders # the Bl
der kidneys and p1,ttte; oimanai Weakness;
Diseases ot the Heart an1 Lnngs Dyspepsia; Intt-
eestioa Impateury; lncipient Consumption, and
ali disease Of the unary organs in either SEX cure
sIvays warranted. Of y PAY rel iuir,l.
SEMINAL NtEAikN NESS.
The yruuE l4tu who experiences that grow M
weaklIes. Ia his muscular and mental ,rz4uiz,ti.n
shoEld stop to can-ider whence it arises lie Will
fud iu the we .kue-s gf back, trembling of the
LIMBS, dis Idered oisestlon. un1ccvunttbie fLii'e
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-17
nag@ The Newark Evening Jouanal

pSgn The Newark Evening Jouanal
says "Mr. Saloman is after the
scamps using short weights and meas
ures in Elizabeth. Two parties have
been arrested since Saturday, and
the wide awake MONITOR threatens to
publish the black list. Do it by all
means, brother Drake, and let the COM
munity know the mean rogues who in
this era of high prices have no more
conscience than to swindle confiding
customers.
We may mention, as sort of an
"eye-opener, that one hundred and
twenty dealers have been detected in
using short weights and measures
since Mr.. Saloman's appointment in
January, aud we must insist in the fu-
ture, that every dealer in the city shall
deal honestly. In the meantime, If
our readers patronize those who adver-
tise in the DAILY MONITOR, ten to one
the purchaser will get all he bargains
for.
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1GTg~ II we take some leaves of plants
and digest them in alcohol, we shall,
after a proper time, find that their
green coloring matter is dissolved, and
our alcohol has become beautiful
green solution. BY careful evaporation
we drive off the alcohol, and have left a
splendid natural pigment, which chem
lists have called chlorophyll. 1t contains
four elements, carbon, hydrogen, oxy
gen, land nitrogen, the first of which is
black except when crystalized or com
bined with other substances. The other
substances are colorless gases. These
combined produce the tints of green
which make the earth so beautiful in rs
season Of vendure.