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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16

A paragraph in the MONITOR, the
other day. contained frightful esti.
mate of the expense of Intoxicating
drinks. 1.-THE receipts of retail liquor
dealers in the United States. in one
year, amounted to 81 4S3 OOO, 900: more
than the value of all the church proper
ty in the country, and about equal to
the value of all the railroads"
Now, Mr.. Editor, do you know how
much is yearly ,casted in SMOKE We
mean nothing personal.
In recent letter on the use of to.
bacco. the worthy Dean of Carlyle cal
culates that the entire world of chew
ers, smokers and shutters consume
1000, 900 tons of tobacco, or 4, 490, 900, :
900 of pounds the raw material. vt a
shilling pound, amounts to $500 600,
or three times that amount, say ST.. 600,-
900, when manufactured and retailed for
use. Exactly what proportion of this
waste we are to credit to the United
States we do not know. We may be
sure we bear our full share of the enor-
nous bnt voluntary burden
In the state of New York there are
said to be 235 coo consumers of tobac-
co. Four cigars day to each smoker.
at the moderate price of fifteen cents
each (sixty cents day. amount to
$14l, 700, or $50, 900, 000a year. Or go
we to Gotham. 1t is estimated that
10000 are daily sold in Broadway. New
York city, of which one-twentieth cost
thirty cents each one-twentieth twenty
five cents one fifth, twenty cents; two
fifths, fifteen cents, and one fourth, ten
cents, making SIS, 800 day, or 81 ,204.-
500 year for cigars on a single street.
Aud it is estimated that, in all Is, 0O0.
900 are consumed in the city, at IN an
nual cost Of 50. $50, 900 This, with
moderate allowance for pipes and to-
bacco, gives an aggr gate of $40, 500 900
yearly consumed in smoke in single
city.
Ia these calculations we have made
little account OF the use of tobacco, ex.
cept what is wasted in smoke nor of
opium. The Whole wonld foot up for
the world at $4,000, 100000.
But let us see how this thing looks
when brought home to single class or
to denomination of christians. We
will take the Methodists-though by no
means insinuating that they are sinners
above all others. Rather they are, de.
servedly perhaps, held up in their Geo.
nomy and noble giving, as worthy of
MI imitation. BY their superior tactics
and systematic charities, they give to
to the cause of missions $1,000,000 a
year. Yet good Bishop James tells us
that the Methodists of the United
States paid, last year, consumed in to-
bacco by her members $4,000 900 :"
while their mission treasury fell $40, 900
in debt the entire income of which
being only half what the brethren waste
in snloke ! In their profound perplex
titles, would not the Directors, the
friends and patrons of that society, like
to know how they may pay off their
debt, double their income, and yet not
ask single church collection
How long shall the millions now
needed for the renovation of world in
ruins, dissolve in smoke May Chris
tians so use their Lords money?
H. r.
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Jersey City Harmonic Society
And the following eminent talent:

And the following eminent talent:
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New 70 k MISS LIZZIE LUTz, of Elizabeth
Mics EVELYN IYoN, of Brooklyn.
ALTo-MIss c. V. HUTCHINGs, of New York.
ORaAN1sr-MR. A. II. MESSITER, of Trinity
Church, New York.
Pianist-Dr. CLARE W. BEAMEs, of New
York.
Harpist-Mr. a. f. TOULMIN.
w. T SHERWIN, Conductor Jersey City Rar-
monte, will read the connecting poetry
THEODORE THOMAS ORCHESTRA. Con-
ductor JOHN PAUL MORGAN
miscellaneous part will precede the CaDtaGa.
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Gold has been discovered on the farm
of Casper Westervelt, near Salt Point,
in Duchess County, and people in the
neighborhood are much interested over
the fact Portions OF quartz have been
sent to New-York to be analysed.
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TIE ELIZABETH DAILY MONITOR is
published at 155 BROAD STREET, near
" opposite the NaiionH State Bank, by
J. MADISON DRAKE, Editor and
Proprietor. Mail subscribers So a year
in advance. Single copies two cents.
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AT MARKET HALL,

Wednesday Evening. February II,
Exhibition Sloan Church Sunday School,
Monday Evening, February %.
Exhibition Drill and Ball of the ''Zouaves"
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16
AMuSEMENT5 !:

TUESDAY Evening, February 16,
Grand Concert by the Musical Union.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16
CATHOLIC INSTITUTE.

Monday Evening. February %,
Grand Celebration by 100 pupils of the school
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16

Monday Evening, February 90,
Gustavus +. Halls Grand Concert.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16

Advice to people who dye their hair
keep it dark.
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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-02-16

Lna..lea.....l .,i...... sl...l..e A.,,o.;eo :.
, 1869-04-13
A Painful AFFltcTtaN,

For some weeks past painful TImor haA hceu
current In wrl hfosmed ca.ho,e elso,sa, importing
that The RI -Res. Jaues DuSEan, D.snop Of Chi
cagu, wn afflicted with 4 mental <tcsaazemcut %
Sevc1n ~ 10 unnt hlIu for the larEe and various
duttes Of hla eec1cztAsucal station. Owing TO- the
high personal esteem IN whlch tbs. Rtsaop Ia held
in this community, she subject hts been treated
With great carctuincss by ait to whose fnow1edsc
It has nom time to tine conc, with thc nopc that
report, ur 1hut the meatA and physical health oi
the Ftshor III TIC course Of time undtr c1fefu!
}ne!tra srenttncnt would he restored to It's won't
cd siHos: 1ais shesc hopos haze NOT been realized
nnd hs* condition Etnatns ons Of painful anxiety.
Fearful lest hny injustice might Be done to pre-
late who, personally sad officially, Is hI 10 such
esteem, VIC applied d.tsct!y to Or. y. i Ds.tA the
ra.hop physician, from rhe,n nc lcasn the FOL
lowing pe11leutkrx.
shorty afscr the Inshop* return from Earope,
,9 s
to tho Ch.tch In t.ts thoceae CANA uut.er dis
cuaeton- The r1cts1ncns which any mention Of
Ia him rnaaJ intineeds his hoascnoid . asssaia
frp1p such pntftionA altogether, tnt eyeEJ care
Wzs taken TINT noltla& Of dtstTacung chATartr7i
conc 10 his notice. hui tue dread oi some anIe-
rncd tmpentor canGer grew stronger np1n him
DAY by e4t. and. rrAll5, tteades Worrying him
curing nss waxing hooss hogan to rob h.1a Ct nts
Several wfks Aso Archbishop Ter4es, Of S.
I1nls. fald pis ttuthrT chutrhEan = visit, and
recomhcnde4 q change OF scene. Win this s1ex,
be snRFrxted his n morL u s. Louis, partly also
for the rarosr d having aeA1ts under his personal
supervision AHansr1nesss foT hts departure *c.c
entered upon- The Bt'hor seeetoe,lto 10 acau1e*ec
In these Steps intended FOR Tic improvement Of hts
health. AMI % opposition IVES expected uutA the
moment Of departure. when, Archbishop Ken.
mex having tpenesi rhe door for the purpose OF
passing out Hkhop Duggao suddenly dsew bach,
xnd with the se1nArt. :. scc, you want to set INC
arrested, hurried 70 bis rniass ro,a.; So:h!ox
thai could te aait Or done had my etct 70 remore
the Et1ancc mul painful ha1iurlnation thAs had
taken rrsxetzion Of his mind. .......
He lxhoss unncE the .leiuston that eEcrJih!us he
dos u wrong. I'm urdtusr! SuhtcctS he Is entire
" rational but the moment any Church matter d
mentioned to Mn he Is taten with nciEoas trc'
NOR. which sometimes CtinS1 10 him hrouEh days
and niehtA lie aho believes he has hecn trted
and cunSicted Of eone E1nse oreuer, and the ON
Gers Of tha law lie In waiting about thr p1etutscs
to ct7ecs his assI1 the moment he can be seduced
xrTpAs htk threAhnld.
Fc+eral Of our bcs. rhrsicta1rs have bsoa giving
him their constant al1nniion. but cxntrrs little
hore Tor Improvement until he has bsan rtuloE ed
tron the hcanca with wakn bis ssranSe natlacina-
uous alc 30 cao4c1y connected
, 1869-04-13
AaNuAl ELECTION,
CnAon Catholic Library Association.

The annn.1 meeting for tho election Of o11cer.
Of this nsAoeiatlon witt take place. today, at thell
roomR on faSAlle street Tho polls win be oper
els nominated By the Bcvcral caucusscs:
REGULAR TICKET,
For Pre4ldent-lspecr J. Brasa
Eur Ftftt ttce PrcAtdcn-Thorns4 A Morao
For Second Vice Frxsdent-Eumupd E. Ryan.
For Corresponding SecretRry-MtchAal ]. Danna
For Financial bec1riaIy-Day1d McCa1G.
For TrrAsuTtr-AlchAe! Keeley,
For MAtngcrs-Jnhn 4. o'IIHeu, James Nc.
Gtath, ThbmM Buckley, Albert Il. Van Buren, +,
" anowhok. A. RenHt~y. Edward +. Dore, VIM.
4. AmoerT, JAuea G McSulty, VIM J. OnAhan,
DonA1d, ThouAA A, Giasebrook. htchael AcAulcy,
OPPOSITION 1lCKEr,
For ]. Rraal
For F1rsf viee Prndtcnt-Tnomns i. Norm. .
lof sscond Wee President-P. ". Suorhook.
For corresponding secErtaIy-Wm. A. Ambefg.
For Financial secretaE1-cnaa. j. ssaltei:
For TTeasurcs-ohn II. pf1fcn. -.
Pos MaraGer1-Allrrt II. Van Rurcu. bernard
Nm J. 1tlnahAn, M!chaal J, bunnct John i,onlii1.
Edmund L RJAn- James GogEtn, James e. Nc
NnltJ, Thanas Menan. F7nncts Agnew, Dar1d NC
C411hy, Or, r & Macdonald, James MctirAth
! 1NpErISDEHT TICKET.
For fyestdent-Thom1s 4 NorH4
For First l1csdent-Wm.' J. Unahan
For feco1i Vice Prra1dcht--Pnlp ConleJ.
For Corresponding secretasy-M. ". Murphy.
F fsssa Fsss1* sse5s55s,ss aas,;.n, Miss
For ManaSc1-john il. o'Ddcn, Jsmes Nc
GlBth, Thomas buckley, Albert Il. Van Buren, 2.
y. snoEhGk, Garrett l}u1na Peter Foote, r, Nc
Brcnna1, Il +. Dogr, bt. r & Macdonald, TnoA
IL GlasBbrool, Charles Mcdonnell
, 1869-04-13
" SAILORS RIaHTs."
Large Meeting OF Scnncn La3t Even
fuG-I'ropoSed Combinations.

AnTKe MectlnK OF 6cAucn LN1t Even.
fnE-Iroposed Combination.
The INT Of aesles OF public meetings WAS held
Int evening b. the Sc7,nens Union, Ia ther hill
Lind B'oekr The object being 10 perfect tho OF.
:"..nsnlon for puiposca OF sel-pEotacttan. Nayh
CATION hartrs opened and the prospect before
seatnen who have been lJtug Idle for month"; being
very unaatistkctofy, this step has been taken To
unftc The ssameu M tho lake4 IN the enloavor 10
gain m increase Of wagea Tho hall, which Il
quits lhtAe one, WAS compAosly 1at<1, and dnrtug
the proceedings much spirit wAs manifested by aii.
Thomas Jones Eh,-, Ens chosen temporary ChAlr-
Nj. T. CAncr, President Of the seauonna Union.
1rss addressed the meeting. stating IA uetal the
pNfPasss N view, and c1hoEtinG speedy and
reIsonM aneiofstlon. but Tor tho Interests q tho
families d! scamen and Of tho sailors ~ clas1.
Nh address .hs to The point, and was lunlly Ap-
E!anded. Bcfuzn concluding he moved tha. Ttis
TK1brNE receive the hanxs Of The messtng fnsine
lh~faltiy shown 10 1t In graiulsouRly serving the
ennsc Of The .eamrn-
GsoIgc Harm. Esq., mkt spote At some Length.
and did not unns TO take a1vantsgr of the.r en-
1ln+cta Capital was combined aSalnst Labor. End
labor IunEt combine agasast capita t1 Us instance
0 eana "a zoe Of % e1o,her. o"sa sark,ae 8e'nts 4
the eatne cause, could readily c1etctse
The men who employ the seamens he added,
wesc combined tn union TO adEance tne!r inter-
ssts ty obtaining thn ehsap<st iaf,or tnd he trust-
cd the seancn would PyOtcct their cAnAe-
y. o UEonncll, Esq, and other, followed with
1rcl hldrrscs, nj urging action for Inc same end,
and me mc%tink adjourned until Wednesday, night
evening folav,re. : 1.a.a meeting VIII tase piase
IN the hall, md aau1o- Anal action will b taken.
Turing ,o-1sy. aca'nen dessroqs Of cn!oiansine
ke1rrA ~ nemlcrK VI the union, vii call nj the
Ill and 1Er1y to The SesFEtarT.
, 1869-04-13
THE ctTY IL BRIEF.

TIT Roffp nr rnt ,rv .xr Err. r,>,.,ay,,xv.s
met yrsteri.1. rrc.1len, nrn- IN ~. chs,-
r.. ,sVt ..~N"1s *'.'"H - ~ eHH4'
tHSen', tpmmtSonerS IlAWorh. 0uut and
James The resignation Of Chs. Holt Of the F1rs
nnnotntra .nec,.i rc,,es,r.n ~ ~. So.+sx..t.
efn Rsurr. rpe4nmnnc.t,a, 'As sot 1920
from Ia iaTrn of P1tl.n Wurts ,r1n ex,srs the,
the osunanee fnlatinR to the obstruction Of AIDE
vs1t1 WITH boxes. Acl be enforced. Re,cr7st to
she SUPERINTENDENT Of Police, With Instructions TO
eniotre- Ine rex1Enattou o{ pohce 01lcef 8yiEos-
~ htosn WAS eocepseI- ChrItophcr Laden.
S5ehEand 5hnca c. Hentr1nan and ChA.cs h
tr1sl 1of sixty dayh Thr bo&fu then a1tolrne4.
THE A47tSr1pS or cono.xx ft.Ayw a, rc,.
teld.y trccsed 10 hoose u No 81 NORTH Uaion
4 dead tutsus beloncinr II nnr nf fhe srr r!snts
named hll9i ELLISON An Investigation discloacd
tuAt hit aaa given urn 70 Attu@Dsn make enud+
ana tnas ne'hlnS rEnalkAaa. nate the fact Of It's
e1taenec under fancy fsee" circumstances Of
The mothtr iTAs connectes With tic occurrence.
Ine E1!1 states that s!lc TAs engaged 10 .ounG
Ills country, Dc hai dc,aitct for Wissons!a. vhesu
he had c1yIn hluac1f IN to drink. and she had
1I,h ~ oe1 ~ ut ',. ~ .e nosnnS os !n o, no
hnrr ~, n'A@ ). tpe July te'0nso 'e1a'e' O. oS'u'
TIE GAZE hY REV, FATHER JINr; Marsru.ry
rhn,r7,, ,{.b fn,rc-r In h,xtnr st~r.s -.
sleFRynAn'. name - au express receips and ssers
tty at S.nTs a,,d ,r,,,e e.1n. ~. G.tn aso
Atno1d ard Scbern.-T ' ~ oetoss s4Aasss
s1iant 10 CONTINUANCE from former examination
when the accused was held In ball ot ti,pta 10 AZ.
Fea1 an.l An4xeF to tho charge. Tue ,frfrnis1t
Inns.t natdarat that he believed he couli no. Oh.
TAN Justice ht the hands Of The two naas.ssr1tea
oe1ofc whom he WIS summoned. and I change Of
Sc!:le VIII therefore moved anil granted, thu case
ffsnG 10 Justice Ho!slnston, who postponed The
>N'e uotu -'is1 g
ARRANGEMENTS ARE AKlsG PERFECTED IN .th1s
nnd other Western cities foe E-aat b1dAla hunt
during tho drat week Id May Arrangements hare
fcrh entered into With the ohio i AtAtssIrrL
~ 11ni,.e; Iaceer ..o. ~ -
sssh4ss ~ - socta 4s2& esa2 - t..s
hc.n rSs9asS y, e' ~ 9 ~ asns
- 49, = t*A A@-e' - ~ - es.N
, 1869-04-13

A1tc1 ex-Adermsn OBulliYau was released on
oaA Last Saturday morning, he proceeded to tne
Revere House, and abused and beat J, L. Tho.
the porter VINO had testified against him The,
WsTe both arrested aad gave special ball for thetl
appearance Yesterday Futo, IN company Ntih
Mr. butcher, fhr uupatetor Of the Rererr Housa.
left ths Huron Street Station together, aud Sui,
Ivan ~ himself. When about hAtf BLOCK syay.
ne went up to Tolo and struck him e1tin 4
policeman 1earTcsiel. and he gaFe spe1z, blll the
second tine Yesterday morning le had hexr-
Ing, but tho examination, 1t hts request WIS ppst-
poned Until the 1I<h Inst Nj. Butcher told him
70 gather Up his dry goods and leave the ReYcre
Aonse, Is he Gid not want such character around.
.-Aa!Ea1rt Duuiec, who resldcs On North Wafer
eutet, has blind husband She permits seed T.
looking individuals to VISIT her dwelling. and Do
"tattheT Ought not "a Three OK four vent there
on SUNDAY night, and because she would NOT com
plJ With their demands, tururd out me ta4 unset
the chairs, and skestaddled Margaret was 1lrllnS
At the tine and yelled fe.rfnuy Ioad for the spr,
uch-' She WAS aned SO.
Michael Shoemaker nat On1ee. Thompson on
his beat On Sunday night, AID aakcd TO be taten 10
NE eAtlon ~ be w21 = T1granL HA request vas
compiled with, 2nd = dut OF ftoo ttupu5cd m
sfDnx him to thIcc mouths IN the Rr.dexeu.
.-eatto Mnfaoid md Ellen Delany were rnad
- f2c1 for d!sonteriJ condact, the former run
nag Awsy frMn New York md leaving . an
Carlo AErxnit1 fhere
, 1869-04-13
11E Police eQeRra.


LF1oF6 1R1aIce 6RKxfevaAt.
NMlam 6say and Fr1nk Caanars wece ehs,xeJ
6nh vhs1aneJ. They von1 wost, but when %.
pottun.g ofeEs VIII ateal They zere eaca ansd
No and g1ren ten days In tho BrfdeveIl 4 cn.rpr
Of vas also preferred against them. About
g; 1fouEh- on the toEpnr p4 Conarce. ssrret and
HAhatn avenue, was entered. An alarm Has riy
en- and O1ctf MMrtsoh, OF OEaIiAhau4 prryrn,
I'VE Podtoe, caught William and Frank oa{71tnR on
trunk They Ee.r eacA held IN $500 hail d ri
charge Tor = futshcf hearing On the 18th Inst,
John Qutrk and several othez visited ! aaIooo
On tGt corner Of Sixteenth and Utnon stfrtty op
s&tnfaN night They observed one John Warf-
eAstean thetr, and beat him, one or the rpQ9hl
ttaooing him undef tho eyn and Ia the bresst
2uiFk , wss ne o1ly nne Of Tho patty captarod He
Elizabeth Rogers keeper OF a ttsord e,, r hon..
MAS nIed 80, and Anna Hartman, Charies Her
rek, GeotBt Da1rdalcy md George Morrfx IN
naaes o! Inc eamt, no each. Elizabeth appealed.
, 1869-04-13

Z repusAaon for individual enterprise and
honos. and for tn pssrona hxs rroTen
asMnsnie motor. OF the 1*tds l1 600 copaes AN
eissnna monthly for grssuitous dat1thutIon In INC
ano 70 paasenGns1 on tfana ovcT the r1r1ouz Wcxi.
cfn ralroads, thus onordinE to baslncas furn m
invAnsae means Of AdTeFtlainx Ita Guccess in
tn1 Nae9c has occn wonderful, and nov It stauds
unHt*ued ~ contents comprise NOT only lnter,
eaHnE nd insfsuntlvc mxtter, boz lnfofmstic,1
"$~ "HAHAA ~ w y lL1-
, 1869-04-13

We arc pleased 10 nntice great en-
larpe.aeat OF the eu:erpnsinH dry gaoit
jo,a,ng house Of Hunt Barbour I Hale
To accommodate tans1 coaatsaay tne.er
tnE hu7tnesa thrJ hAvc s7cared ali the upnl d15:4
Of their present large xAreroonS n. ,7e c1:lct OF
Lafe 4sIeet and AnslGAn ascnue 1ua Esx.l5 IN.
rcsSe4 thrls stH,k1 in ta' drAss g1a1A ka.o
oo31 hoaier1 ana n1tto1 d:pNtme7ts
, 1869-04-13
Personal.

We note an Accession 70 the 1f1a Of UndarEooH
d CO., Of Ar. II. X Jcn}A a. partner. Mr. Je1Ss
NC understand, WAS rnrt owner AMI manager OF
. the Wyoming County National Hank. :. WAr4a v,
New York, and tytnga eapitA1 md experience OF
the 11ctt llld to t.e useful IN h:s new blstnesS
Me1s1A Underwood IL. arr one OF the Ollie st
aud NEST successful n.iA In thc r.n1ace c,.a,nis.
csoitupc 10 ErpE u the confidence u The 1laie
, 1869-04-13
BaIdwia,A Railroad Guide,

fsAldwtns Fres EaHr,s1! 1aiit for ta. IN ,ath OF
ArF,l has Just b<,ea Asuctt, AMI II possible, pre-
sents superior appca-aacs to any pre-: lii num-
lar. AZ eycr1baly KNOWS who has erar had oe3s-
don to rrusnft the i5ati4 d.rec:a:y 0. lm3ioy
it ~ In advertising u.rdllnl, IL rn1tto Il Excs-
4tor and cfcr new ktves cyrlen-- Of reasr-
vtzor and wUrh For lts.M It h1s foa11e |
, 1869-04-13
BUSINESS NOTICES,

The Juniper Tar Soap ~ tho best
toilet soAr eyer ntalc us Il may be uaAd With In
sa1nc time It Il Invaluable - remedy Tor ptmples
rough OF chATFed hands and ali cutaneous diseases
whert other eoaTH cannot be used without a9QrA-
rating the msl..fy and Ey1nx pain 10 the patient
Manufactured BY Casve1l, la1Ard Co, New
, 1869-04-13

ncy, q. n Wets1ns n i nsron i, = nnnM t.a mi
O. , ttti.Irn or17e1sS : ea''ss
| htvusunr-irT T.p.nna
f4sy 9tui" s,.rrtr@o. 1re16 I. r.rker
| Enrt:fs ns.s-c Creighton anI Hathhonc,
I xs,s Ls:sxsso1|M i saa' isshrop IN 1a''0''
sene.s e. ae s5d fFsn ,ne COMMITS ~ y seTis
pt M E. e. ssa RG,qo9 q H. r.
t. raS az No e 5nmn os coot q oaoe !Ss iooMtns
Hh1ch rhcr0 has r-nen9iT ns.n nonsA:rs; Wy ~
T. cEkkna: =: --''S >NA'
I xr1x1x-aaarorrs OK 17,tx cosrx4~
ne 0g " tina eontraesA, made between ne7nbee,
sns s,sod.sta*a eattsiAe7xy UatYtns ,may b d.
aasd = e5thes rsz net to erred sea flo> pr cEai
S,E msrrtn Il d1snr s.a a'pssr 81 sed oo To as3
Wild Cfe fTr1rrF q the .1tsaa5 r.1 Il @ atpos.5s
.Ff man said as.ITa MY t. Js.uanacd 81 s. y
feF be dasc a'eontss, and from ting fo dua n may
for Ssmc IL MI =, psgst ehs rslty esllta1
II * H,s,fs ~ = os e Esaied g deott A1n
SIC Should The perty called upon liz marxtn, 4,
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, 1869-04-13

Tho attention Of the lahIe4 ts called to the nh
parai1eied Inducements now offered BY N. Camp
hell, NJ No 81 Clark street, who publishes In THIS
moEntu&1 edhton an Immense reduction In pr1cfA
Hts nst of Roott6 can be found On the 1rst page
, 1869-04-13

0pCuahK.-M11. H. N. Dunn will
open spring 4ud summer Millinery at her parton,
ThurslAJ. April Il, 1869. No A5 East HARRISON
stcck eecDnd door west Of Wabash avenue.
Paper Hanktnku and Window
SandrS, hteN s1ycs- ratntx, oils ptAA8 and Brush
c. at F. E Ricbvs. 50 Randolph Elrcct
Old NeWspnp peTs, NOT TORN or mutt
lated. for tzlc at Trfhcnc counting rom
, 1869-04-13

"A Dose for thc stomach l1 Absurd.
lit mi1eaH!th the food and catrr8..wtih the blood
Stop II ani try. toe Of cost, Woieo7rs Fain Pa,rs
II ~ South ClAzk street. Chicago P11rase rooms
fAr Tod
, 1869-04-13

PFtAhnEn,s Qulnino Vino stands
nnresuei a = tonic Ask spur drle1tss for Il
Wholesale Agents. E r. DHfKR ca, u i ~
Lake street.
, 1869-04-13

Thr Vermont Spring WnteT-Thc
RrchI rrrnct1J Tor cancer, Bcrufu3a Bright ttse4s
and othef kidney anettiona BLlss sdARr,
ARCn4S T&k aka kfS%Ak
, 1869-04-13
MACHINERY.


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