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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03

ARREsTED.-We gave an account, a
few weeks ago, OF W woman who had
run away, taking $500 with her. On
W ednesday afternoon OF last week,
she and the man who left with her
We're arrested on the train between
lama City and Oxford, by detective 5.
G. Nanviile. She had with her between
two and three hundred dollars. The
parties were from Ames, whittier they
were taken. They avowed they had
not seen each other before nor since
she so mysteriously turned up missing,
and only met by accident that day
Her name is Watt and his j. j. Wheel
er. lie had been a barber at Ames
and boarded with Mr.. and Mrs. Watt.
i Tama County Union, eth ult.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03
DYSPEPSIA.

There is, probably, no one disease
with which mankind arc afflicted
which is the source of 80 many all.
ments as ltysPepaa, and there is NO
more certain cure than Roback's Stom.
ach Bitters.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03

INTERESTING SrATE-rsrIos. One 0.
our exchanges under the above head
presents the following:
There is only oue State OF one sylla-
bic, namely, Maine.
Ito States and territories Of two syl.
tables, namely, New York, Vermont,
Texas, Kansas and Utah
There are t'eeaty.loar States and ter
ritories OF three syllablcs, namely, Ar
kansas, Delaware, Dakota. Florida,
Georgia, Illinois, Iowa, Idaho, Ken
lucky, Michigan, Missouri, Maryland,
Montana, New jersey, Nevada, Ne
braska, New Hampshire, Ohio, Ore
gon, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Wiscon-
sin, Washington and Wyoming.
There are n|ne Of four syllablcs, name
y Arizona, Colorado, Louisiana, Ala
bama, Massachusetts, Connecticut, In
diana, Minnesota and Virginia
Ofthosc that have five syllables there
are only ire, Pennsylvania, West Vir-
ginia, North Carolina, South Carroll
ma and California.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03

All who supported the principles OF
the Republican party, at the last clec-
ton, and still adhere to the same prin-
cples, are cordially invited to attend,
and to he active in sending delegates
TO saio Convention
BY order OF County Republican
Committee.
Thomas S. FREf,
DANIEL GOMEZ, JR,
BENJAMIN A. HALL.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03

n REMARKABLE FACT
That not a single instance has come
to the knowledge Of the proprietors, Of
the failure of Rchack's Medicines 10
give entire satisfaction in the hun.
dreds OF thousands of cases in which
they have been used; this is worthy Of
remark and undeniable evidence Of
their intrinsic merits.
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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03

THEY WILL CURE You
OF scrotu!a, Erysirelas, Sick or Ner-
vous Headache, Bilisusness, Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Consumption, Pain in the Back or
Loins, aout, Plcu-isy. LeucorrhGa or
Whites, Eruptions and all diseases
arising from a dsordered state Of the
stomach, Roback's Blood:pills, ston.
ach B:tters and Blood Purifier.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03

Gen. Samuel l.. Glasgow, the lead.
ING Elector on the Grant ticket in this
State last tall, has gone to Ilavrc to
take up his duties as Uncle Sans Con.
sui at that point. The selection OF
Gen. Glasgow was wise and worthy
He was entitled TO an honorable rec
ignition from his service in the field
and on the stump.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03
GOOD HEAL H,

IS paramount to wealth II tho system
is in bad order purge out the vile bu.
mors and distempers with Roback'.
Blood Pills, and get the internal o..
cams performing their regular fonc.
tons, and once in order, keep them
50 by the daily use Of Roback's stons
ach Bitters.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03
Gravity Extraordinary.

Tltr Chicago Post referring to III,
Greeley Essays about to appear IL th,
Tribune, on the question OF Protective
Import Duties, decides the merit
/ and character CT The arguments in I'd
t&ncc. II cannot afford to wait and
read the essays carefully and canlldly
and then express an honest opinion
thereon. That would be mprectdent
edit would be so unindiyilual and
undecSiye in character. No. Thrust
first decide the essays TO be only plaus-
ihlc, not meritorious. The Post SAYS:
I'VE need hardly say that we shall
read Mr.. Groeley's essays with pleas
use, as We always read with plcasur.
whatever torles from his pen. 1t IS Il
remarkable fact, however, that among
the genuine thinkers now living in all
countries, he is the only one who gives
his adhesion TO the theory OF protect
i've tariffs, All Others pronounce the
system robbery under the forms OF
law
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po,i,m annem nlausible or as John G
Calhoun made Slavery appear to some
rather Respectable than otherwise; but
nc Wa! Ne ''o '"'''-,'' '''.t' ':'. ~,
eya1,,les of freedom against him.
on YES, Of course "orthoaoxy is
mu lnxv ana be,erol XIV i go41. DOW"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03

BRo. YARHAM, of the Leader, was III
town last week. Says he will have
his paper running again this week
Let it run. \. runs a good paper.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03
o. yis.rc gitr Wood silc.'

Our Republican contemporary, tho
Register, at the State Capital, has hao
the following po'it'cal conHndrum pro
pounded to him IN letter 10y Demo
cratic friend:
ow that your party has natural
izcl the ncgl into i citizen, ana made
him as big man in the community As
amy mothers son. how would you like
to see him begin to take a prominent
part in politics? For instance, how
/ would You like to have halta dozen Or
SO Of NEGRO delegates IN Your approach
/ ING State Conventions
The Register very sensihly answers
in substance, that il would like it very
well 1t is obduratc enough not to
see the slightest objection 10 such a
condition of things politically. 1t evil
IDENTIFY don't think the responsibility
OF the Convention would be hurt one
bit by such contingency
Now this must he terrible condi,
ton OF things tor an old-timc Demo
crat to contemplate. The English lam
guage is powerful iJr its purposes, bn,
how inadequate 10 good honest Dem
ocratic conceptions q what Il should
he able to express, must il seem TO the
writer Of above, III view OF the fixed
determination OF 4 prominent Repubii-
can paper not 20 tcel At all injured, or
Inundated, or diSgracod, even il color
ed delegates Should ask lpr seats in our
State Convention.
This is the very time for humiliation.
II rot prayer, among our Democratic
fellow citizens, but we really beg OF
Them not to ask Republicans to ieel
very much Inundated on the legitimate
result OF this colored citizen question,
They are our fellow citizens, and vii
be treated as such. They have the
same right to 4 seat III our Conyen-
ton Is IN cur churches, and we trust
they Will claim the light.
We should Ike to see a colorcd dele
gate or two right among, and as part
Of tie Scott county delegation to the
Iowa State Convention. We have
colorcd mln IN Davenport who are as
good citizens, as good christians, as
good Republicans, and great deal
better and smarter men, and larger
taxpayers, than the average of dele
gates elected to represent Scott coun-
~ on such occasions by eithar PARTY.
" e not only think these colorcd c.ti-
zcns have a right to have some repre-
sentation in oar county delegation At
the Capital but We say it is due them
that they should be represented.
Our Democl attic friends have soiae
claim in this matter. They have some
right to demand OF us that we shall ear
~ the experiment or the conclusions
Of our party action, to the final result.
We have declared the colored portion
OF our population on perfect equality
with ourselves. Now comes the prac-
teal application Of the sincerity Of our
Republican doctrine and action. There
IS not likely to be any backing down.
Gen. Grant himself has set a good ex-
ample, and the Republicans OF Iowa
Will scarcely hesitate to follow it
Davenport Gazette.
So So
A.-,, a H. = ~.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tama City has two lawyers.
The Board Of Supervisors meet next
Monday.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1869-06-03

l3-A-t 3
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
usIo be ga.ped. pm lOstl Fly. Miriam, while you

usl" he gasped Pm losti Fly, Miriam, while you
have the time -
The maiden took the glass and gazed through It an in;
slant at the approaching foe strange light appeared
in her eyesa light possessed only by those upon whom
GOD has bestowed consciousness OF His great proteo
tionthe light Of heroism which death itself cannot
master. .-.. =.
"sure enough" she murmurcd. "Ihey are coming!
The leader is Red Knife Go, neighbor Thompson-On the
instantp
ave can ride togetherp said Thompson.
"Nol The horse is tired We have been TO willow
Island We should be oyertaken before we had gone two
mies" J
"Then wen die togetherw -r-E
mol mol You must mount"
With a grasp sudden and firm that 10 startled him.
the maiden pushed him toward the horse and in another
instant he fonnd himself, more by instinct than ny
thought, seated in the saddle 80
Away, seliml" cried Miriam to her steed with an I'M
perative gesture. "Awayp
The horse broke furiOusy the plain, giving ThOmp
son only time enough TO fash look OF gratitude toward
the maiden, as he dashed away TO the northeast toward
his menaced home. -. t
moment later, Mr. Dane looked over his shoulder
took in at glance the situation of affairs recognizing
the peril as well the herosm of his child-bOwed his
head solemny, submits to the inevitable in APP
probation of her conduct and then he swept 70 the
rescue OF his wife, his soul torn by such emotions
seldom brought 10 battle together .i r...y H..
And Miriam throwing herself fiat upon the ground,
remained alone upon the plain. the very path of
OF mounted Indians who gal0ping toward her with
the swiftness Of the windi
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
roRr oF NEw.YoRx. ..................-....Ma .MaTeh

voRr OF SEw.YORK ................ March &
CLEARED. %
B.H@Aen Mcneil, PlusTsr 81 John B. -,.. cA,. s,
ssaj ESSs cSs ke Ss%Loado" % aS SoSss
Rh Yates L1nn Port JOhascnI Star COSen Newcastle rs
Florence Shay, Hulse, CadL
ARRIVED.
Steamship Adger lockwood Charleston nd'e aud pass
ss%:RiV VIM p cde Morgan Wilmington ~ c. naval stores
Snip s s 5 S saa csag.n. .IT1 1 :',9,a T. muse
Ship Rhine KOmneDOs London Dec H. VIA "
H!s ssSs,,: Eng , day; 9s1 9S an. Aop.
Bas USo wiEauder MaeIes 80 d1ys nds "a,
Bad a9s G;iEs FSsS .Soi r-'al's Nov VA
s,ys Ses Iss1. 5s.s e sg 100 .,
Ba Olsen, Newport. EoG o. DAYS railroad ro1 and oo,
It ss Ssr Ss' brig Leighton days. 'sA' J.
m: M:.:; s6sSs ' ssnss S:a.o: - :..
Big s. Psg Crimes. &C. CSs%esS, S.%S,s Il aa: eg iy.
Bif CTi s,gs. 7 day.. Sgs. s,. .,,, Len O., .eAr.
j. y Aiburger and Nellie Doe. ot NsT;l9rk
Big Laurst:sn pSsItS SSsiS 4 Day: coffee
sshr POn goaT@'u BlraoGs y day: . Ian IS Vi. Nassau
~slsn sSsr X S.se ssHss Martin MA,.3, ls 5y. nCaa
Schr Freedom Glare. CienfuegOs 20 days. mOasse~
DOMESTIC PORTS.
oo Cst tarks HcaehtOn sierra Leone Jamie
SSp Irss Sarah AuS Bsoud HOyton PssrHo
barbados. TaasS S.sai s,ans SSGss BSdc A
Saiu Msci Fa~a Susan ss,OG 81 s. pS@Dss City
Croker GeOgsOSu C. Gslsn' char'stOn Le0OuH' s'"
p.t;. h.rk
F;on from porto Rico; bgs Le Daniels from Mayagae' hs
M ," iryoro sehr Lnie sagus Passed ogt ship. Annop-
& GT Iyrpoo Japan for San Francso bark Glnea or haJs
s ksSs S' .,sn. e: sSs loads bark Pembroke for
- FOREIGN PORTS.
orKxs,rovS March 36-T Royal Natl steamship Russ coss
here AZ IN ner 70 Liverpool ssr
rapi passage she having e NewYork March H. Ahoa
board we'll
SPOKEN.
R,,l Bbsu.r from Cardiff NewYok E days out March 70 lat
81 lou TlD. - ~ a. ao 4, a. a
lon. IL
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he eompete and total dsappearanee from earth and hu

the complete and total disappearance from earth and hu
man knowledge that had befailen his comrades.
shall receive from me hundred dollars in gOdl' eK
claimed Hubert in his clear ringing tones Who speaks
The offer was tempting; but It was not accepted Not
word OF reply was made to 70; -. 4. ~.
loved and waiting Miriam His face then glowed with
heroic light and he said in tones that did not falter
will 70 In search OF the men, Lieutenant Brydges
Only, your party small. and II do not return In
twenty minutes, you may resume your journey
tive madness. Yon must not risk your life. We will
wa while, and the men do not return we Will move
. They may need help" replied Hubert. steadily
They may have encountered God knows What,
return within the time appointed. move on ~
He up the nearest fire picked up blazing stick
Of the cave peered into It cautiously and listened in
tently for some sound Of life within -,
cavern. 10 q. -
All was breathless suspense.
The lieutenant and his men gathered around to listen
for the report OF the rifle Tho minutes passed. but
not Five minutes dragged by-ten-nfteen, and
still no sound reached their ears They could see brief
ana oo
Twenty minutes were thus passed The time was up,
The looked at another with pallld faces As II
turned to stone they stood an aweseken group about
the cavern's mouth until the minutes had more than
made up an hour-and still they fingered.
Rs ans Of the Rsd Tsy Ss nd
again TO into the dark depths OF the opening but
not lieutenant uAu called repeatedly 10
bert, but received At length he propOsedto
tie rope around his waist and descend into the sinister
abyss, but his men objected unanimously.
What's the use =" asked one. a" There's something
here that no mortal man conquer"
We cant risk your life, lieutenant, said another
just think how few there are Of u.s."
The time continued TO drag on. q
At last, when two full hours had passed. Lieut. Bridges
staggered to hrs feet, and said: w ~. H F.'.
q This is horrble-terriblo beyond expression We
have lost four OF comrades aud this noble young
stranger, whom loved brother This fearful cave
must hold the secret OF their fate be 1t what IL may Let
20" t-.t .' '
Without word but with white facosin sort of mute
terror the mounted their horses and resumed their
Journey The above s all OF this story that will be pub
lshed in our oOlumns The continuation OF IL from whore
Ii leaves off here be found only in the New-1ork
Ledger which is for sale at all the bookstores and news
depots Ask for the number dated April TO- 1902 and IN 1t
you will find the continuation OF this beautiful tale The
Ledger is mailed to subscribers at three dollars year
The publication OF Rev. Dr. Tyng's great story which
has been written expressly for the Ledger just com
menced In the Ledger. that our readers Will get the
whole OF these stories in It, The Ledger has the best
stories Of any paper in the world; and Henry Ward
Beecher James Parton, and Fanny Fern have articles III
every number
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
A HERO.
By MARY x. MAcKIETosI

BY MARY B. MACkIHTObU.
Perhaps you think hero,
A man Of giant might,
A warrior In aTmOr,
A champion for the right,
Who through the world goes b0asting
That wrong shall be no more;
The glory Of whose exploits
Is sung from shore to shore.
In olden times hero
Was such man, know
He went to battle aided
BY javelin and bow.
You all have heard of Ajax,
OF Prian's valiant son, ..
And of the great Achilles,
Who many battles won.
But now TO be hero
IL quite another thing;
And he who earns the tito
Is nObler than king.
IT'S he who follows duty,
Who scorns 10 be untrue,
who's guided by his conscience,
Not by what others do.
And yOu may be q hero,
BY doing all you can
To free the world from error,
Aud aid your brother man.
And though no blast OF trumpet
Your greatness may proclaim
With heartfelt benediotiOns
Mankind will breathe your name.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
RED KNIFE;
KIT CARSON'S LAST TRAIL.
CHAPTER 1
RH LEON LEWIS

,urHoa OF " THE WAGON TRAM" THE WITCH FINDER,
"THB WATER WOLF" ETC, ETC.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
!. REDDY THE BLACKSMITH" AGAIN ARRESTED.

Late on Thursday night, Lawrence Graham,
proprietor of saloon In Hudson City, entered the bar
room the Marion House. ct the corner Of East Broad
way and Cathernest and there met one Thomas Bren
man, bartender with whom ne entered into conversa
top They drank together and finally at the solicitation
OF Brennan visited neghboring saloon and obtained
come oysters, which paid for by Graham who in
cautiously exhibited o roll OF blls amounting TO $500
BY request OF Brennan they visited the saloon OF the
notorious william Yarley alias Reddy the Blacksmith
at No Chatham square. Here they met varey, John
Howard, and Jacob Smith. The party drank
several times at the expense OF Ora
ham, who at length started to leave the
place liking the actions OF the men around him. Var
Icy Il alleged by Graham then placed his back against
the door openng into the street. and threatened him with
violence II offered to leave AT the same time Howard
and Smith seized the arms Of Graham, while Brennan
red his pockets or the money he had ooshy exhib
tied The thieves then consulted whether or not they
should whip Graham, but finally allowed him 70 leave
the saloon without Offering further violence. Meeting
Ofcer Waterman OF the Fourth Precinct, Graham told
him of the robbery and procuring the assistance OF other
officers the entire party were taken into custody mono
OF them having left the saloon They wero locked up In
the 0ast Police Station Later IN the day the prisoners
taken before Justice Hogan and all were committed
to the Tombs TO await an examination. Varley has
served ono or more terms IN the Pententiary and bis
saloon Ia the fayorte resort Of thieves and other eharae
tess Of the lewesstype -f.-r tN ~ t-'t- rt' +.~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
MatQiin,rp.

I ESLIE's PATENT BOILERS save 40 per
a. others Go Of them At No 500 iindon
LINK BROTHER Provision Merchants These boilers built
franklin Boiler WORKS foot Mosut Jsy City beud for Circular
MACHINERY for SALE-An ENGINE, 100
WI poweri BOILERS, $50 hoepov Also all hs SHAFT
m.haorv; sso Bone Mills aud Button Machinery. Az
III to CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No. $50 r. ny-thirdst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers arriving az this po aie ~ 70
addressed the NewYork Associated Press ony 70
persons exhibiting written authority Of w smontos
AGENT New, packages Journal Q Commerce Tunes
World sta Express Erenag Post Conaercld ddoer' 1s -
Zeag Neao Journal and SeSe- Yorker DSoAfs' s'u ~
he delivered oulY to
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
pASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM sAvANSAH-In steamship Leo March w C. e IsSO, bM %
wife W. Henecherath wife and children Cooper VIE na
rose Mrs Hood j. II. Rogers T. chase wm Llon ~ D.
Brown Lane and wife L. ssarisa1t n Oensr ,, n N,
Nj, Al A Wseott A. yeda, r. Lewis, L. r. Miet, y. ss
steb r. IL CsrI xfr servant H. Whittier and Is In steegs
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
e'o Ibom Il MN 6Outtru.
lo AAIiI'' MATRIMONIAL n

Areuen.n-vho manager Of large business now Prsended
OanBr end bis soe, sequaintanes IN proprta persona
.bd believing ladies gentlemen especially the frme onen
eound esbaey Assorteo unions far from Hrsnnes
sOesd prop.e" ~hish shut them in obseury or
award them but the few perhaps wholly sAsh opportunities Of
their snail and accidental bshdshsDs eby this medium honor
ably invite. sorrspsbdss with eligible lady no, svsre 10 the
most and lasting Of earthly enens ploded sod not Otherwise
In maua sfsesn aud suitability shall be dseoered Adye
by reputation Of uneIeeponsi moral shaaer Protestant
liberal eduon high social position and peeuhiay
tncudsg
Personally medium good beah vicious habits
hair aud blue little 90 with
home formerly dsg insd homeless snd drsa BY the sud
beantfa mphsh and sndssrcd wife; has
one child daughter several old bhgh, aud sHable The lady
sont be between 10 and 20 of medium sire black OF
quite hair and eome pous nn'e, ,Sd
domestic Of good health and copstuon aud not
correspondent .ine,ion tm and social connections etc
essential where all ele eongen No
letter picture ~ svoel shown 10 obe without sends
naon returned wherever desired Thaes and imPosers
Address (eohhdng and edeusn
sl) BONA PlDEs> Bor No. t9a2 r. o., RewYork City. .
rNO PRINTERS.-Use the PATENT C0MPO-
srrION NrERS ROLLRRs hsrleo. shrint
crack Give a and VIII continue 70 Orders sosi.ed
the manufacturer iPRASCis LouTRRL, No IS Maiden lsne
Eex.foTk
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
Gsatkirs.

A TEACHER of experience and Principal of
"A academy near the ety offer, bone and persons. attention Z
pupils annually f0T reference,
location sJdress BUSINESS Boz No t6il PosOhe New iok
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
yost anS 1ounN.

I 0Sr-Fr0m an Express wagon, n PACKAGE
addressed John Ward Dean BOston containing book Sasb
eaJ s ts svss ssil.ts reward will 10 paid for 4 on application
A. ---.'. ... Jnps Il0EY. ka 10 RIssduAY.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27

nausitul Sndrumtuts.
..o.-..--ooo-o.~~--~~~~>~>~--
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY-A
N few nos who waiting for the CoLIBR PIANO .sn
now be supped Send for eeHls BARLoWk hArhUbhkk Ne
6e4 Broadway, Hsw.fork
A GREAT OFFER.-H0RACE WATERS,
N No t8 Brosdwsy will dispose Of 100 PIANOS hkL0DkoNs
ORGANS Of nI feau mafsr AT EIrnknsLI Low PhIho
FOR CASH will take from ts to $40 monthly
until paid The To lel and rent applied pureh,,ed
A RION NO-F0RTR.-Patented highest
IA preum awarded ALL the renowned Word bnpohea
Pinnos Send for descriptive pamphlet pnt ss nsh%eU
ard usrsroons. Nos lS and lss BoEeu hANhBh q 20.
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore's
"A Warsooin Bseksrst splendid Assorthsnt utTntsd
years. II pn medals Testimonials from dsinsaisbsd Atit
A CHICKERING PIANO, $500. Several first.
HoLLYBR Factory aud wierOOGi No 53 West siIssnihsL
between Fifth and sIhSves
At REDUCED PRICES.-PIAN0S OR
N CANS MBL0DBOSs and second hand for SALE or
RENT. u GOkDON Ne. 200 BrosdMh.
A STEINWAY PIANO, nearly new, cheap;
Secondhand Pianos, sOo *S Slis 70 $50 HsIet Davis
PIANOS aud ORGANS for SAB or 70 LET very
low Dbl. T. y Bbbhl a CO Ne. oso broauNay,
IF you want good PIANO. cheap, call at
L. r. CUMMINGS Warsroon, .a UuiOasquas boh on Ia
Fa1msD rented way 10 suit ustonen ony look al then DO
decide elsewhere
DIAN S.-SEC0NDJIAND PIANOS OF
a vaTioaf mAkers for SALE at lew prices by
... CHlCKklJkS \ bOhb. Ne n bsst festiefpthss
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1listtllantous.
r-sa-r---~H~~~o-~---~s-~~s-s
VELOCIPEDES T!

With an. hos, and brakes just the article demanded b The
sl imposemsns and
beautiful within Of all Clubs hhd Schools supplied a.
uhoesse nothing better 10 the msItst Call and see them
SMITH. MORSE 4 Co, No. 500 Bfosdsay kes1ork
sample orders solicited ysopedes shipped 70 part Of the
New-York tribune., 1869-03-27
vprp.ys WEATHER REPoRr-s m

.- MINIATURE ALMANAC
$50 Sun sets......... 619t Moon hses..... o;eo
'NN - seH WATER -
SANDY Heck. 7O9 Cows Island 1853 Hell uA''''' Wv
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-10

Which was received and referred to Com
mittee on Finance.
The Superintendent of the City Market re-
ported statement of its revenue for the
month of July 1869. Total s326.45.
Which was received and ordered ON file.
The Chief of Police presented his report
for the month of July, 1869: Number of ar
rests AZ expenses 81 ,679.75, less fines $3.50 /;
fines and costs collected 50. .,,- ~.
Which was received and ordered on file.
The Street Commissioner reported amount
of money expened on streets for month OF
July, viz:
First, Second and Third wards -. s199 %
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-10
Grand Opening.

d ESPECTFULLY announces to the Ladies tina
III she will open
THURSDAY. APRIL 18TH,
A grand display OF
ELEGANTLY TRIMMED PATTERNS
For Ladies and Chidren's Dresses, Cloaks, Suits
Wrapping, &c, of all the latest Paris Styles
Also French Dressmadng. Cutting and Fitting
in all its branches. All kinds of Plain and Fancy
Sewing done to order with neatness and Dispatch
We still continue the manufacturing of
HOOP, SKIRTS AND CORSETS.
Satisfaction guaranteed and low Prices.
Mrs. W II. CLARK. 100 BROAD STREET.