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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-01
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Stunre in uni erer Stapt. Muf cera
@eltwau battle 9e9en 8 llbr in trunfet1em
:3uitanpe ein Mann feline ei9ene Gbefra,,
pur9 einen S9nttt lit Den 6alS un,ac5
bradt. Gr iou Die 5bat nit einem
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naa per Sbat etnBetreten; Dor MuSflbz
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taB man raS bepauernsmertte Sinh cen
Nrmen oe6 unbploeS entrif. 8alo sez
mabrte man, oaB Ser Menj9 ]i@ ielber
awei G1nitte il, zen 5als uno lnp einen
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Yer1anaene11 Na9t 1eirer @d&tern feline
ru&lole Shut init bem 8emerfeu ein9e>
fanpen, bae CT eas &erbre9en nerlbt
babe, neil er felt nrst Sabre1 tn ebelf4em
3mit lebte. ST murpe beute Sorutttaa
in poS &ranfenbauS abgeliefert; ietn
8eFnpen fol- bis beute nod becenflid
fem. Der Mbrber, et,pa ~, Sabre alt.
1T al6 Elm bdnoelz unp trunfia@ti9e.
Menl4 befannt, Der leiner Grau rurd
EfortseieBteM ibbenclun9en Elm qualroaed
Daletn berettet bat. Da6 un9(ldlt1e
,iSpfer ftauo i'm Sitter ron 20. 9abren unit
bate ben &uf elmer orrentltden, arbettz
}annen 5ausfrau. s5brc Glteru leber
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@rpboatsr 3pr pReAe uberaeben pcrpe,1
IDte geridtli9e Sbouetion' Ser Qet9e ii
auf ben q, =. Mts. nn,1eiest.
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Spm Subertif4.

vDie Barrier tub" it Der
Eitel zines neuen Nnssi9eblatteS, weldeS
BON BEN 5erreu S. Brie5 uno $. 5ibri@
in pittsburgh 3d. beraus9eeeben
wlrc. I'm Den 2e1ern Durpn einen Sc
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den mir ful9enbe Dufs aus pemlelben
al.
9ieSursid,aft.
3u Dipnps Rem Gyrannen>
Der eben cine @tgarre rauate aus benz Gabads=
laben Der 5erren 8eGer II. OinaeIbein
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{1lt6
auf fetnen Caters, uerfsrtiet pun 5erru Wm.
Ma9tsr, 80 2l7, SbipIrabe 9lQeebena
W6ros> ZEN 0old i'm @ewanpe,
aus euten3 Gbert'5 @tote. Ode Der @trambsrry
@QeY unb SmitbfelofraBe,
Sbn ld,lueen Die @d1her in 8anoe>
f~abri3irt bon @d!o1er Subn Nagner, So. All
YenniraBs,
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aus Dem 2aben Otto Selmplo's SO. 96' @mitb=
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uno 3rar IL infer, baB er cine 2aterne ba3u
braudte BON g. Yprsel> SO. 80 @mitb=
fe!birabs,
Der @Utberid.
Die Gtact pom Eyronneu befreisn!"
DaS iplIt Du am &reuse
aus Ser 9pl;banbluns son @udert u. g., Grant
ltrdbe,
bereuel1.
~Sdb in> ipri6t lener> u;u iterben bereit
llnn bite ntbt Inn mein Qeben,
pas bel 5ann,ann u. g. SO 1928 @mit9fslO=
ltraBe, fir $4,000 SeriIGert 1T,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-01
Mtlpautee, ct. Yaul unb Miuueapp(is

Winona unb 81. Yeter.
gertabt Dtnuna 1880 gor,nittaes unb sertins,t nit ben
3usen Der Miludutee unb ct. paul Batu.
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3snpcrteure. sirb,er In unh 1atritan:en ppn j
ieppshe, Celd6sr, piatraprn, Tenffe.s
Rcroanat, :Ronigaur. &enieesrn. 9aeeten It..
Gr RS@ pclRtrtr M aaren n. -&EMs
=. .,' ~. .xy'lnnlert 4 ohDe15fr,
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NJ s:.:t'tct i'e''ers s;n t,tehrten Mbnthnsfrn ID
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5opaaue4s b.atfte gR~ettatneu rerbea na&semaGt- gRas
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Das sr6bte Der Dbern @tact.
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Dem asienbes p~ubl,tan seudtr, has
SMELLING HOUSE.
BAD dltefe 5ptet ber statt unb eesenp6rlia BON b.m Inter-
tei9neten mad lem Stpl zines beat{aen 5ptelS .rAer Rlade
unb freunbIt@em Auartier,~ marm { Betten
sen du6erfer R etn1t4ftitr Grei4befebtes
Gid unb : 5f1iasr ~ree1ler unb, b~ilItstr Be-
btenung. ~ u 49, 2 .F'-
DeutI6e 2anbtauFtate, ttes 1T Der Abfeseplat fur Gua.
garner uno Gubrltute, tat mir fno ibr ausae3ei9nete @tai-
luns unb sutes llnterfpnan1en fir Cure 9biert.
Das Saus Fat NQes was ein Muherbptel baben iul unb
entidlenen, jebem Sat Befriebtsuns su ~eepdtrea, ~elnpfeble
ID saNelbe befens etnern eecsrten beutf&en Dublttuu. =.
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RooHanbS @ernan Bttters, ptr S1af&e....:"".. ~.--51.0.
GsuFanb's German 8itters, babies Dub.ut"...".."-"$nU
6ppFant's German Tente, af au-rt>1laf@en eexut
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-01
@ebridtbett Der @timmuu1 7.
9 ID ~ Il ID {,
aus trseno elmer llrlaGe entiprinseno, Grl9lanua9
hes @Y1.ms, bsrbeieefurt bnrA barte
Mrbeit, Strapaben raube

aus traeno elmer l1ria9e entipritssno, Grlb|anaa9
hes 5yt.ms, berbeigefart bur@ barte
Mrbeit, Strapaben ranbe
Witteruas, Gieber &c.
rs ptsbt feline Wsbtatn. trelbe btelsn Itsetjinsn IN frl5enesn
Ndler alstd,trrn,t. DEM ean;en Spfcrn niro Spannun8
Gub TriIbe uertieten, Ser Mppet:t pirS scfdrtt, Nun pat 9s.
auS an her Natrune. Der Atasen pereaut prcn1pt, oas otu!
mirb sereintet, bic Sautfarbe wiro frif& unb eslnno' bic selSe
Gdrbuna mirp BON Sen s(usea entfsrnt. bic @anssn psrrsn
hluheno uno Der lhroahe unb neroDle &rants 'r'rr Elm HarfeS
Enb seiunee5 Weisu.
2eute, pel9e I'M 2eben vor9er{ldt 1111p>
uao bic Dirtune Der 3ett nit alien tbrsa esr1tnldsn nsheln
6uer auf Id lanen flblcn, werben IN Der Be',agtu18 Stflea
Bttters uter 8 nic elm Gltrtr fnben, trel6e5 thren Meern
rtues 2eten einFS1en, in einan eeplen @raee bic enersie uas
bic @lutb iin9erer Sage pieoer heritelen, 1tre .aW an'ntsn9e'
fdrun,pfte Tpr1t aufribten unb ibnen fur bic ubrtsen Ia9s
WefunSbeit uno QDpbAeia seben mire. :
Bur 8 ea9tung.
81 If cine ansoemodte Sbatfads. sab ~soaednets stneSaltt!
BITS uebtacn Gheils un(srsr SsoSlferrne lsItsa !' 9sn!s
etnsr eutsn geiunobeit it. peer UNI l9 tbrer NLueerads'
wcNe Az beeienen, lid nidt I tptl fNb!t." 5ie fne matt
a1cr Gncrsia bar, auBsr't Tsrpaa mo eaeen 1e'ne" up.
retit.
Dieter 2laNe BON perlcnsa 1T tas 9 ittsrs ubsr Sas %
&c non,entliA III %empfetlen.
S9ma9e unD carte &inper
psroer bura ben @ebrau4 enter Der betsen .Meststnen gelrdf
lat. Ste werpen iebea 5aa Spn Mb3ebrun9 ~unteblba,
urtren.
Iaujenbe BON 3eueniTen paben fd in ben Slnteu pes ST.
asatbimtrS %ausebIui t. aIein Der Naunl wirb- uns nur jt
SSer5hentlit,ung einieer ipentse 9%eNatten. Oele tern,nen, not
NAN be,nerten ptrb, pps eeuten BON Nut unb elmer loldsr
6tsGuus, cas- maa linen 0loubea i4enten mus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-01
DDDftQuD'3 German Sttter6

popftanD'5 German Sttter1
0oot(an0's german Comic.
Das 9roBe 5eilmtttA fir aQe &ra1tbs'tsn
.2eber, ces gN >1Aens pher Ver'
b~auttngs'Dryune
5pof ano's 0err,an BttterS
ut aus rstnen @aften (peer mie . ns:Dtsiatls etnau"t pts0,
S''5a: :uiaa oun ~ a1', was Elm TN bp9en 9rase esneens
tr:;:' S s i; {; f$ / n fs es IN : !tGsGtf T.
5ooaanp'5 German Sonic
& cine gerbtnbune aler SnsresisnSsn ass Stttsrs nit Der
seeiuaen 0ualttdt 8 SAINT grus 81 m, 6ransea e.. was
etns Der snssnsbmaeH "0 i%ssS!ialMisn , @ssSsi'"sa s'St' BE 0s"
Dieisataen, nelde cine Wteot3in fret pu olsotolartiBsr Oct
mtihuns spriiebea, 9tbrau1en
6ppfuno'S German Bitter5.
Disieniaeu, mel9e teine @tnwenbuns sesen bic a~usstsestM
xpmbi1atton ss 9ttters labea, sebrauden
5ppa anp'S German Sonic.
sic Nnb beise stei4 gut unb enttaltsn et.e!oe1 mee e
@tstni4aitsn unS bic 4uswa9!< .'oil@sn t9nea u sM,n m"s its i,
S5aas ss @siamadss' taSsm bus 1'"'s ''' '0"@N9A''@
Der wsasen 1T tn golas mantsfaltsu1!s9 ' St1 es lstsr'Ias
ftasr 1anetionsn n Septm Il @raSe antesssr!ss: Die a 3:
bss. wsl9t NIT benz @eae.a y IN T. tnes: gssSinsanss f S.
ssre ieeann afFetst n 1sshr Ss ~ SG faIat sdsg" x IT. ]aundtsb isi
BET:
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DrGnaen be8 8luteS na9 benz Ropfe, Saure
tn Maeen> l~ebelteit, 9er5brennen, @tel
por Nabruns, l1eberf aQuns oesr
Driten int rNAgtn> laurea
Muftpben, Druden oosr
Rlppf fen in Der 3er3~
CRUDE, RI9tiees
pber l9tereS
Mtbnaen,
S9winbel
int aopfe, .5er5-
topfen, wIrasnoeS
Doer Tidenbes @eflbL
wenn III ~liegenber @telung,
Mattbeit ber @usen, Tledet ootr
@ewebe Dor bemGei9t, oumpferS@rasr5
tut &opf Mansel ber @useanluna @elb:
6eit ber 5aut unb BET Mu9en, @dmers tn Se'ts'
Ruden, Brul @lteoern &C., pluslt@e
5ise, 8rsnnen in, Dlsii9, fort
tpabrenb Mbnun5 oon
l1n9lud une
grpBe
@ebridtbettbe Der 9ttmmHnl.
Der an bteien Rrantbsiten 2eibenee (eats bel pss aus"ae'
enes Setlu,ttels fur isinen 5aa be srDsts UsTt to- hn IN,
uatsria&ane ane Naaos- u (9anssn ssrE@srt IT; s "a ,. e.;
ttrHtbe1 g1ertb beist, BON f@dbli6en Sn9reotenSen lret
1T uno Ra einen 0ui fir bic Sstluas S'asr 3rantpe'' sT~0s'
Sen bat. ,.,.
wurSen Dor swsiunbswanSis Sahren gun, ertsn yta!e IN ots .
{un Qante bon Dsut1den %einsefabrt, pdbrene 'pel9s r. 5Gt ue y
obne 3petfel n'sbr &aren beptrtt uno Der ls'0a1efn @ssn,nsss
In FINER erDseren Nusoebnuns eenlst taben, dis tr9ene aaeere
yRebt,tnen, wel6e benz Yubltturn befannt ltne:, u
Dtsle WIebi3insn furirsn wtrtiaa 2eberzg siarsrosn. gsle'
Gv6t, geruanunss1Apide, = 6rpniiae Dtarrh0s, Hrantbe1-
sin Der Nieren nnb ale &%ranttshen, ~slde burdE I'm.
erbnuue tn Der 3sber, sem Ma9ea aas o." S'"s'"'''"
entiteSeu.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23

The ELEPHANTS LRIcK 1.-The elephant
Of the Jardin des Plantes Mt Paris, says
Mrs Lee, used TO play his visitors trick
which Guild not have been thought of
but by an animal of intelligence. His
house opened upon an incosure called the
elephants park, containing n pond, in
which he would lay himselfunder the wale-
concealing every part Of him except the
very end Of his trunk, nero speck, that
would hardly be noticed by stranger 10
the animals habits. A crowd would often
assemble around the inclosure, and, not see~
ing him in it, would watch in expectation
that he would soon issue from his house.
But whilst they were gazirg about. a
copious sprinkling of water would fall up
on them, and ladies and gentlemen, with
their fine bonnets and coats, would run for
shelter ander the trees, looking up to the
clear sky and wondering whence such a
shower should come. Immediately after
wards, however, they would see the
elephant rising slowly from bis bath,
evincing, as it seemed, on awkward joy
at the trick he had played. In the course
OF time his amusement beanie generally
known, and the moment the water began
to rise from his trunk, the spectators would
take fight, at which he appeared exceed,
ingly delighted, getting up as fast as he
could to see the hustle that he had caused
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23

No GOSPEL FOR THE Poor The ups
shot Of all this is, that, as yet, we have
not found the way to preach the gospel to
the poor, Either it is not the gospel, or
it is not preached. The gospel means
''glad tidings," good news" and that
can hardly be called 'tgood news" to the
poor and miserable, which only tells them
how they may escape from an everlasting
damnation Of which d mnaiion they,
but for this very gospel of "good news"
would never have heard whisper. The
gospel preached to the poor by Romish
priests does not, it seems, make them more
hopeful, intelligent, or rational. The gos
pei 2reacoed to the poor by Protestant
ministers does not, so far as appears, make
them more independent or humane. What
their assurance of heaven may be, none
can say. Their earthly condition remains
the hard problem it always was, From
pauperism, turpitude, vice, and crime the
gospel of the church recoils. What is to
be done ! Shall the poor have no gospel
preached to them Shall they be left
In their ignorance, squalor, an w!atched-
ness I Where is the liberal faith people
cry. Where is the gospel of love Where
Is the gospel that tells men they are the
children Of God, and joint-heir. with Je
sus Of the heavenly state W. re is the
gospel which proclaims that the earth is
home, existence moral privilege, life a
schol, the gospel of sympathy, fellowship,
brotherhood : Where is the gospel of
eternal cheer and hope end promise, the
gospel of forgiveness, the gospel of attrac,
ton.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23

With this Collar Horse can DRAw Morn, and
d. his work easier, aYd travel frcer than in any
Other Collar art without any DANGER of Icing
called or Sweenivd
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23

H.B.-Dr. H. may be consulted in strictest
confidence on all diseases requiring skill, secresy
and experience. Inviclable Secresy and Certain
Relief. 4iy1
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23
T H E
WEED SEWING MACHINE

Al are invited to call at the stor Of
j. H. MONS & CO.
an examine the New and Elegant Weed SEWN
Machine. The Weed Family Favorite took the
FIRST PREMIUM
PARIS EXPOSITION,
for being the best family Sewing Machine ON ex-
hibiton. The Weed machine is shuttle machine
simple in construction. durable and perfect.
Call and examine for yourselves, and wo ale
confident Nuu will be satisfied with no other ma
.hine.
Ladies, Now il the time to secure the very besi
Sewing Machine made. Come and try one !
come and buy ono.
TOFFIClAL.
DEPARTMENT or STATE.
Washington, 9Th May, 1885
To THK WEED SEWING MACHINE Co., Hart
ford, Ct.-oirs--1he Department has received the
Silver Medal and Diploma, awarded to your Com
pany on sewing Machines. at the Paris Universal
Exposition OF 1867. Your ubedent servant
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The above medal is tine first in the Official Pub
LEGATION of awards made to American Sewing Ma
chimes, independent OF extra attachments. SGT
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23
MESSRS. ESTEY d co.

Wish 70 iniorm the public thai they own and con
'roi tue several paicui- under which their iusIru-
ment9 are made, and also the copyrights as
trademarks under which they are known AMI
.old' and any inirngements upon their rights sub
ioct tho p0rties so doug to the penalties Of the
law,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23

A correspondent OF one Of the San Fran
cisco papers advances the singular theory
that the presen. prevalence of small pox
On the Pacific coast Is on account Of the
preosnos q csts,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23
NOTICE.
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i TUTE,
III1f
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Opposite Revere House }
BOSTON


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The Peabody Journal Of HEALTH frst-class
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23

This boiler washes without any labor being ne
cessary to remove the dirt and will do the wash
ing Of any family in from one to two hours The
action Of the water Is up H. Jugh the clio hing and
back through Item by tie pAlsion and condan.
sation of the steam Any person purchasing and
not finding them represented can return them
and have 'he money refunded Notice these points
Of superiority over other devices
First. Saving two-thirds OF the time usual,
taken for washing in u family.
Second Using only one half the quantity Of
Dap used by any other method.
Third. Requires no watching to keep the clothes
from rising in the Boiler, the water Overlooking
it, as in other Boilers.
Fourth. VIII wash with a moderare fire. while
the other Boilers are Obliged TO have such a hot
one.
Fifth. Clothing viii wear double the time
washed with this Boiler.
Sixth. Lace curtains and all fine fabrics are
washed In q superior manner. For fannels this
Boiler Is most desirable, as II will not full
them.
Call and see them. Take one and try Il.
For sale by Jason Davenport. sou,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23

1t is superior to all others, and has the following
sPECIAIITIEs:
lst. 1t can be altered in an instant into any shane
or size, the pleasure Of the wearer NAV desire.
ID. 1t will never slip oiitself er come apart
Sd. 1t is warranted to be the best material and
made in the strongest manner.
The PRICE Of this Skirt is full as Low as other
frst-cass goods. Ladies are requested to examine
the merits OF this really Superior Article.
f.. r. CLAY.
Mlddlebury, April 30, 1867. Nv
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-23
open ALL THE YEAR ROUND
THE BREAD LOAF INN.

Charges for Winter Season, 1868 9 Dinner,
76cts. Oyster Suppers, 81 boald per day, o. /;
feed for horsss, SOC. We have recently added TO
our accommodations Ball Room, As x "a, which
enables us to accommodate large evening parties
for dancing and other country amusements. The
business now that we are obliged at that season
to place on day charges high. During the win
ter we make them as low AZ we can afford for the
benefit Of seighing parties and local custom.
JOSEPH BATTELL,
Ripaon, Dec. i4th, 1865. "
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07

Bsag@ Show us lady's bonnet, and
well tell you what sort of an institution
she is. If it is showered with red rib
bons, cupids bows, etc, she is as full of
love and poetry, as country inn of
politicians and loafers. If it goes in or
the simple wrinkles, plain colors, and a
couple of modest knots, she is perfect
jewel, sweet, sunny, mild, but as affec-
tionate as freshly nursed kitten, If it
is stuck all over with paradise of clio
yer, three-stor ostrich feathers, way
hollyhocks and juniper berries, put il
square down that the calico is a single
establishment, and will never see a for
tieth birthday. Bonnets are true in
dex of woman.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07

HoUNDED. Mr.. Bernard O'Neil the
most excellent assessor of the Third
ward, often meets with obstacles while
in the discharge of his official duties,
which would cause other than stout
heart to quail. Yesterday, he attempt
ed to approach "but" at Great Island
but was met with most horrible
stench-not less than six or eight dead
horses lying unburied near by, which
created most nauseous odor. Calling
the Health Inspector to his assistance,
he proceeded towards the hut in ques-
ton, but his advance was checked by
the appearance of six or eight terrible
looking and ferocious hounds, who at
once proceeded to sound the alarm by
barking i'll the most alarming manner
doing the greatest credit to their organs
in this capacity. Sweet caresses were
unheeded-the hounds didn't see it.,
and there stood the city officials, sur
rounded by half-famished dogs, not
daring to advance or retrograde from
their perilous position. Henning-who
often before, under the great captain of
the age, had made flank movements,
found himself and his tactics outdone.
The appeals of the two besieged off
Gals for aid were UNDECIDED by the &C.
cupants of the miserable hut who SEEM
ed to enjoy the "joke," and the only
alternative left the venturesome party
was in mastering all their strength and
courage, and in making ''break" for
the road, half mile distant. This
plan was no sooner resolved, than the
attempt was made. The retreat of a
few yards brought the CANNES still closer
upon them, but by dint of the greatest
exertion as well as patience, our friends
succeeded at last in backing themselves
to the "road," down which they pro-
ceeded at about the same rate of speed
taken by Wheeler's rebel cavalry when
pursued by Fitzpatrick, in Georgia.
The worthy assessor and his friend, on
recovering their " wind" returned
thanks for their miraculous escape, the
former avowing that he would in the
future give ''Great Island" a wide
berth, but would feel it to be his duty
to recommend the locality to his sue
csssor, as an especially interesting
neighborhood.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07

FRESH SHAD.--Mr. John Ross, stands
Nos 80 and 35 City Market, yesterday
received some $50 shad, and several
hundred pounds weight of lobster, with
large quantity of various other kinds
of fresh fsh-almost all of which will
be disposed of to-day. Shad are adj
vancing in price-owing to the GOODNESS
of the weather, and perhaps never be-
fore were as scarce as at the present
time. We would recommend our friends
to give Mr.. Ross q call.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-07

REAL ESTATE SALES. Mr.. Anthony
W. Dimock, day or two since, sold
one of his new houses on South Broad
street to Mr.. John NJ. Cowell, the en-
terprising real estate broker, for the
sum of $40, 900.
Mr. Frederick Ierhune sold his ne8
house, next door below, for SIT, 800, to
Mr.. Frank Turner, of the firm of Turn
er & Brothers, varnish manufacturers
of Brooklyn. Mr.. Turner is the owner
OF a magnificent estate at Tarrytown,
and visit to Elizabeth, compelled him
as has been the case with SO many 9th.
ers, to purchase property here, with g
view of removing to this city. Let
such men continue to come.