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Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12

CLEAN HOUSE FRONTS. Among 9th
er modes in which the French Govern
ment looks after the internal affairs of
its subjects, may be mentioned re-
quirement that the fronts of all dwell
ings shall be cleaned on or after the
first of May of the present year and
periodically afterwards. a law to the
same effect has been enacted for some
time, but not being well observed, the
order has been peremptorily renewed,
and is to be rigidly enforced. The usual
method adopted for such cleaning in
Paris consists in the use of jet of wa
ter forced out by steam pressure, and is
said to be very effective.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12
DIED.

June 81, at Camp McDermitt, Nevada, the infant
son of Lieut.. James H. and Nellie H. Ropes, aged
days and Is hours.
Only BREATH
Only look at this sorrowful earth
And another pure spirit has gone to that rest
Lovely and deathless on Jesus dear breast
We bow to thy will our dear one is safe,
And his angel, henceforth always looks the face
Of our Father who dwelleth in Heaven
On Sunday, July IL, of cholera infantum, Will
liam H., son of Captain Charles and Julia II. Ad-
ans, aged months and II days.
Funeral tomorrow Tuesday at 2 P. M, from
the residence of his parents, First ST., Ez Import.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12

Another fight has been arranged be-
tween McCoole and Allen, for So, 500 n
side, to be fought in four months,
within so miles of Cincinnati.
Miss Isidore Pike, a daughter of
Gen. Albert Pike, died at Memphis,
Tenn, on Thursday, from an overdose
of chloroform.
The furniture factory of Messrs
Bailey & Cox, in Cincinnati, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. Loss, $780,
900 insured for $500 in local COM
panies.
The temperance men of Philadelphia
held large convention last week, and
after the adoption of resolutions favor
ing the formation of temperance par
ty, appointed delegates to the national
convention to be held in Chicago on thu
first day of September.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12

A woman named Louisa Walsh was
arrested in Albany on Saturday with
portions of the silver chalice statue,
from st. Mary's Church, in her posses
sion. The woman says she has two
children in Brooklyn that her husband
deserted her, and she is destitute.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12

A farmer named Alfred Hopkins was
killed near Rochester, ON Friday, on
the Central Railroad. He attempted
to cross the track in wagon, when he
was struck by the locomotive.
Nine applications have been made
and refused to rent certain vacant
store in Vallejo for a liquor saloon. =
The owner says that no liquor shop
shall be run ON the premises if the
building rots.
A son of Mr., Matthew Martin was
struck on Friday evening by New
Jersey Railroad train, near the Chest
nut street depot in Newark, and it is
thought fatally injured.
Bay The latest sensation at Long
Branch is well-dressed female knife
swallower. She gives gratuitous ex-
hibitions, and her gullet is universally
pronounced to be the biggest thing on
ord
fhe BaIl.atiueS of Newark brew 81
5aS baiirls # NJ year
Santa AAAa 10 coming back to Staten
Island soon
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12

A Fourth of July orator ever in
Pennsylvania spoke of the United
States as bounded on the east by the
rising sun, on the north by the aurora
borealis. on the south by the procession
of the equinoxes, and on the west by
the day of Judgment.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12

1t is asserted. although not officially
stated, that there have been three cases
of cholera in New York the past week.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12
ELIZABETH, JULY 3, 1869.
DIME SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

REMOVED TO 21O BROAD STREET,
Corner of West Grand.
MI ONEY deposited on or before JULY 18TH will
WI draw interest at per cent from July LIST.
j29 I'd JNO. S. STRIKER, Treasurer.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12
WATER COOLERS.

A LII SIZES, constantly on hand, in Oak, Wanu
N and Crystal, at 219 Broad street
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12

nag Job printing, at low prices, at
this office.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-12
City Flour Mills

HAvING recently furnished their Mills with
1 the latest and most approved Machinery, are
prepared to furnish the trade and private families
with the choicest quality of
, 1869-06-11
ARMY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE OF Chief c0MMlssARY OF
SUBSISTENCE,
DEPI RTHEST OF CoLUNaTA.

DKriRTxrxr OF CoLUssIA.
Cdrter's Building, Portland. 0regoa,
May 20th, 1860.
@ EALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIrLICATE, ARE
y invited, and will be received at the office Of the
ACTING COMMISSARIES OF sURSISrENCE. ut
each OF the following named Military Posts until
II, m, on Friday June 25th Vrox., for furnishing
and delivering as follows. viz:
AT FORT C0LvlLLE, ". T., 5000 pounds Flour
AT FORT I4PwAI IDAHO. 5000 pounds Flour
AT FORT BOISE, IDAHO. 900 pounds Flour.
AT CAMP HARVEY. OREGON, 900 tols Hay.
AT CAMP THREE FORKS. OWYHEE, OREGON,
100 tons Hay
AT CAMP WARNER, OREGON. 200 tons Hay.
These articles TO be delivered at such times aud in
such Quantities as may hereafter be designated by
the CHIEF COMMlSSARY Of the Department. the
Flour probably in two three nearly equal Install
Slst next.
The times Of deliveries of the Hay or Flour must
DC stated IN the hid aud also the quality and kind OF
Hay and the time il win be cut and cured. Propo-
sals tor Hay must be rade separately from those
or f1our, and ary agreement made under this adver-
ilsemtnt will be made in this Office.
Inc Flour must be good ertrd, in new quarter
saehs, iree from sizing, each sack coltainipg ~
pounds OF Flour. The Hay must be made from grass
cut tnis season well cured aud free from sticks stones
or dirt, and must be stacked near the Post, nnder
such conditions as may be imposed by the proper
authority.
Samples showing quality of the Flour offered. in
the bidder marked thereon, must accompany rropo-
sails and bidders are invited to be present at opening
Of bids
Prices MIST be stated in coin (wrtten out in full
but payment will be made in tae equivalent Of coin
at the time OF payment. Payment will be male a;
The Post or Gv the CommssaTy ia this city.
The United States the right TO reject any
or all bids. Tho expense 1f this advertisement in
serted III three weekly newspaper for four weeks will
be divided among the successful bidders pro rata
This condition must he expressed in the bid or must
be under by each bidder whose proposal in en-
tertained. Any Necessary informal ion solicited by
persons not familiar with the manner etc of making
proposals quality Of the article required times of
delivery etc.. will I've given at the office OF the COM
NlSSARY of the Post concerned, aud at this office
Acceptable bonds will be required and no bid will
De entertained from strangers unless the bid be ac
cOmpanied by guarantee OF proper party that the .e
quIred bond Will be given and the agreement duly
executed.
AT THE SAME HOUR, ON TIE SAME DAY,
and under essentially the same conditions as above
lripl.cate sealed proposals will be received at this
Olhce for furnishing aud delivering a Walla Walla
The quantities OF Flour named above for FORTS
COLFlLLE and LAPWAI, all the articles and quau
delivery. f
sidered.
SAM A. FOSTER,
4-w. Brevet Major g. j.
, 1869-06-11

SCATTERING. Our old friend Baker is out
of luck. For a period so long that the ''memory
of man ruuueth not," he has been sweating and
perspring after Office, and at the late election,
hearing he was being voIed for constable, we
hoped he was about to reach the goal of his
ambition. But alas for human hopes, he only
received four votes, and his name appears on the
poll. book under the head of " scattering" If
the republicans don't treat our venerable FREUD
better we shall be tempted to bring him over to
the democracy
, 1869-06-11

"AS Organ. radical friends have here
tofore attributed their weakness in this county
10 the want of "an organ" In the late canvass
they had the advantage of an "orgsn," and the
result 10, they are wiped out
, 1869-06-11

Tue Commemorative are assured that
neither S. NJ. Wait or D. S. Bakerwere consult-
ed in relation to the settlement, with the bonds
men of A. Seitel, and that the compromise !"
was made exclusively by the attorneys employed
in the case. We make this statement as a mat
ter of justice, and on the principle that we
would not misrepresent our bitterest enemy.
, 1869-06-11

A WAR HoRsE.-The democracy Of Walla
walla county owe Ben. Hayden debt of graft,
,ude which they will never be able to repay.
Unsolicited he came among US to labor for the
cause, and by his speeches at Roberts Grove,
and at the great meeting at Bank Exchange
Hall, contributed greatly to awake the enthusi-
asm that eliminated on Monday last in glori-
ous victory for the democracy. All honor to the
valiant old war horsel
, 1869-06-11

SMALL BUsIsEss.-Counterteiting tickets for
the purpose of securing an election to unim>
pOrtant county Office is about as mean a busi-
ness as a white man can engage 10, and with all
right thinking men will be regarded as conclu,
siys evidence of un6tness to hold any position
LII irnst
, 1869-06-11

1SFoRxArIoS WANTED of Miss Della Mcbride,
who left Brooklyn, n. Y, on the 4th day of July
1864. Any information of her, will be thank
fully received by her brother. Address Hugh
Mcbride, San Francisco. California.
, 1869-06-11

DToRcs.-We notice by the Port Townsend
Message, that DIR. C. II. Mack sues for divorce.
There is an old saying about going away from
home for-news.
, 1869-06-11

SHORT CRoPs.-0ur farmer friends tell US that
the crops in this Valley for the current year will
be short. The falling off is attributed to the long
spell of dry weather. Near the foot of the
mountains, where the farms remain moist
throughout the year, the crops look well, bat
further back the picture is reversed, and in some
Of the less favored localities, the farmers tell us
that they will not get half crops. The experts
of the present year would seem to indicate
that in future years our farmers must rely upon
irrigation, and where this is neglected they
must take the chances of half crops. Fortu>
natry our Valley is well situated for irrigation,
and there is scarce a claim within its limits that
cannot draw abundant supplies of water from
some one of the numerous streams that thread
.he Valley il all directions.
, 1869-06-11
Premium Sash and Door Factory.


II AVING RECEIVED THE PREMIUM AT THE
Il Il last County Fair on DOORS, SASH, MOULD
lNGS and PLANNING, wish more specially to call
the attention of the public generally, That am con
stantly adding on machinery and am now pre.
pared to do any work in my line as low as any on.
else in this place; care not how low they do it.
My work will be done as well as ic is done in San
Francisco or Portland. will keep on hand all the
following sizes:
SASHE5-From sxIO 10 l0xI6, twelve lights with
and without glass Other sizes made TO
order on Short Notice ::
pOOKS-Of all Sizes two and four panels alvavs
on hand.
WINDOW BLINDS made to order.
| am also prepared to do all kinds of TURNING
and CABlNER WORK Broom handles. Bedsteads
Tables. ard Furniture generally. DOOR and WIN
DOW FRAMES also made to order. My
Planer, and Tonguer and Grower
are some Of the best machines on the coast and will
not fail to do good work.
have Patent Tooth Saw for saving weatbor
boarding, which will saw true and smooth Also,
an up and down saw for saving circles
WAGON WORK will he done at I,E rates
VIII take IN exchange for some of nv work.
Grain, Lumber and Shingles.
am now prepared to Take Contracts for any kind
OF CARPEN TER WORK. Having some of the be,t
workmen in my employ, am Bound to Give Salts.
faction.
bold myself ready at all times to GIVE BONDS
ior 'ne performance eric OF any contract may take.
). SW lFT. on the Upper Umatilla Oregon. is nv
agent; those in want OF SASH ana DOORS in that
part OF the country will please apply to him.
~ Remember John Devels Premium Sash and
Door factory Wala Waa.
l5-tf JOHN DOvELL
, 1869-06-11

FAIR GROUNDS. - Some months since there
was movement to secure the cession of part
the military reserve to be used as fair grounds
aud for the general purposes of the Agricultural
Society. This was the proposition made By tne
Executive Committee of the Society, but thus
far nothing has come out of it, What we have
now to suggest, is that application for cession
Of the land be made in due form and forwarded
by our newly elected Delegate to the proper
Department at Washington. We are quite snre
taatthe grant can be readily obtained, and the
sooner the better as it is desirable to have the
grounds enclosed, trees planted, and otherwise
prepared for the uses of the Society We trust
that The officers of the Society will take bold of
this matter and secure the cession of the land
in question. Now it can be had without diff
Guilty; few years hence it may be different.
, 1869-06-11

FouRrH OF July CELEBRArIoN.-A meeting of
the general committee appointed 10 arrange for
apa,riotic celebration of the Fourth OF July, was
held at the Firemen's Hail. on Tuesday evening,
June sth. The principal business transacted
was the appointment of sub committees to ar
range the details of the celebration. The COM
mttees are constituted as follows General Ar
augmentation G. Justice, James McAuliff,
A. Frank, II. NJ. Judson, VIM. Stephens, and w.
II. Bender Fiuance-Wm. Kohlhauff, W. P.
Adams, H. R. Taylor, Louis Schwabacher, and
R. Guchard. Orator aud Reader-W. II. Newell,
E. Brown, wm. Stephens, Chas. Abel, and Ii.
R. Taylor Liberty Cara. Kyger, Fl NJ. Jud
son, W. II. Andrews, f c. Ross, and A. Frank.
Music-Wm. II. Bender, John G. Justice, X.
Guichard, W. II. Newell, and Chas. Abel Fire
works-W. H. Andrews, H. NJ. Judson, H R.
Taylor, Wm H. Bender, and VIM. Kohhauf.
These committees are all at work, and from the
interest displayed we feel warranted in saying
that the celebration will be in every way credit
able to the patriotism of our people.
, 1869-06-11


The ELBcrroN on Monday last passed off qui-
etly and was free from the disturbances that
seem almost inseparable from general election
day. At the first opening of the polls the blacks
mustered iu considerable force, and for time it
looked as though we were to have a closely con-
tested election. This impression, however, was
soon disspsted, as at an early hour Stone, Baker
L Co., threw up the sponge and left the demo-
Gratis masters Of the situation. The only Incl
dents that occurred in the course of voting was
the appearance of an old colored man named
Colonel, )" who claimed the right to vote and
be permitted to express his preference. Later in
the day Jamaica niger put 10 an appearance,
but not being able take the requisite oath bis
vote was rejected From the opening of the
window it was plain that the democratic ticket
was being voted at the rate of three to one, and
as consequence all were prepared to learn that
the precinct had gone for Moore by an over
vhelming majority Big as the expectation was
the result was hardly anticipated, and when the
announcement was made that walla Walla had
given 356 majority for Moore, there was a gens
eral outburst of enthusiasm, and all felt that
The last nail had beeu driven in the radical cof,
m in Walla Wally county. For few months
The reptile may continue to wigge, but all vital
lty is gone, aud after the "furry" is over all
mat will remain of the radical party in this
county. will be the sinking carcase.
, 1869-06-11

GEs. Crook, in command Of the Department
ofthe Columbia, is at Fort walla walla, on a
tour of inspection.
, 1869-06-11
RECOMMENDATION.

The following are few selected from tho ,npl,;
tude OF recommendations in our possession =:
We, the undersigned. hereby certify that wo b,vo
uSed urtohs preparation for the purpose of destIoy
suffering frTm this habit that Orton's PrerEaton
VIII certainly destroy the appetite for tobacca
~ and permanently and without any bad effect nnon
for the Preparation or any subtitute. '''''
W. p. Head Bangor Maine; ]. Moody. Soptbnor.
Indiana: f. A. Adkins, Knoxville Tennessee. Iohn
Morrill,, Bangor Maine; j Bunch, S,ring6ei Tan'
nessee; w. y harrington, West Point, Georgia.
, 1869-06-11
From Samuel Cassidy, editor of Journo, ord
Argus


fETALCMA, California Dec H. 1868
For abort twenty years bad used tobacco IN -,
varous forms, and for the past eIRh: wears had ho
an lnveterate smoker. Becoming satisfied tLat tL
extensive use of tins narcotic seriously imnaired ~
heath, determined if possible to break myself of
the habit. Hearing of Orons Preparation' for a.
troying the appetite for tobacco sent to Portland
Maine. TOT box OF the medicine which re- e,eived
through the mail on the first of November A rortS
mas not elapsed, and yet the medicine has efFcctai
renewed me from any craving desire to use Tobacco
in any form. The Preparation is not more dificnIt
or unpleasant TO take than common chewing rnn,
ard conscientiously believe the Prennrntion will
have the promised and desired effect in every insa
where It IL given fair trial. Upon that belief and
from an earnest desire to assist others who wish -
break away ttom the slavish appetite for rob.cco /
offer this testimonial. ''
SAMUEL CAssIDAY.
CT Beware of counterfes and all articles nnrro-+
ing to be like this, of the same name or ot6err;
The great popularity of Orton's Preparaiion hao a;
du-ed unprIncipled persons to attempt panino nnnn
the public counterfeit aud inferior articles Pnr
chasers will please order directly from the pronria
tor. or his 1uly authenticated agents
The price of Orton's Preparation is A. OO nor bo,
or six boxes for $40 90 sent by mail to aug mart f
the country, securely sealed from observation with
postage paid oil receipt of price.
How to send money by mail. Enclose the amonnt
letter. seal carefully register the letter and take
receipt for il of your Postmaster. Money sent Lv
all as aoove directed at any risk.
Address e. B COTTON. Proprietor.
Box l74S, Portland, Maine.
An agent wanted in every town. 25.2m
, 1869-06-11
9 44-w
The Appetite for Tobacco DESTROYED
Leave off Chewing and Smoking the
Poisonous Weed, Tobacco.
ORTON'S PREPARATION.
ESTABLISHED, lsGG.

Orc hox of Orton's Preparati1n ia warranted
to destroy the appetite for tobacco, in any nsr'
son. no matter low strong the habit may be-
" IL IhS ID any case 4 the money will be refund
ed. 1t is perfectly safe and harme Is in ALI cases
III almost impossible to breaksbff the use Gf To-
uaceo oy the mere exer- else of the Will Some.
thing is n1 eded to assist nature in overconing a
=. Ezzzzzznzz
nao' nne. $" hriny rc"ted q With the help of the
IlsP'ta'n, mere is not I the least trouble. Humid
,eus nave uSet IL VINO are willing to bear wit.
nes u lne laeI' ttal Orion's Prepa ration COM
pieely destroys the ap- petite for Tobacco and
iio person as Itee from any desire for l. as
JGo,. ne commenced lis use. The preparation acts
affected by ToOanco aud through these rnn, ,h
blood, thorughly cleaning the noison Of robacno @
from the system aud thus aIlaying n n rnno,nrI
craving for Tobacco. No mora L,uker;po - %
oa.co "l'er using ortoh Preparation. Recoilect it
Inc tlme tak9n to a!ay all desire for Tobacco bv
the use of the Preparation varies slightly in dsre,,
persons, tine average time being about five DAYS
Some have no desire whatever for tobacco sS,er ~
ing the Preparation two days. "
ihe health and purse of every tobacco use, in tbo
country calls loudly, abandon the us. of tobacc vi"
, 1869-06-11
TALL0W AND GREASE WANTED.

rUyHE wALLA WALLA SOAP COMPANY will
i purchase all the TALLOW AND CREASE that
ia offered and pay for the same in Soap Cash. as
may ba preferred. Apply at the SOAP FACTORY
inst below Eeeses I'LL. tu
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-07
DE-. ]. ]. WILLIAMs

HAS REHovED his Residence 10
III Alabama street Immediately In the rear
Of 81. Mars church. and his ofice 70 Interest
ton Of Uniou street with Pigeon hoost read,
where be may be found ~ all times. when not
professionally absent Oeice Hsurs. 70 10 a.
N. aud 10 pm. TIC
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-07
DENTAL CARD.

ITO THE PUBLIC: WE WOULD CALL
| attention to the Card of DIR. A. WRss0E,
especially 10 the last clause. As the whole
advertisement. hswever, speaks for itself. "a
charlatanism, and regarded By all intelligent
ssa se.eyshls Dentists OF both city and
country a. q gross outrage and diEgrace upon
the profession, we therefore propose letting II
pass with this just ceneure. further IN an 70
notice the ABOVE cinu.o -
the attention OF the public Is especially called
TO the name OF A. Wesson. and are cautioned
sgninst installing the name (Wesson), or place,
etc. as others of q similar name have often
been mistaken for his, etc. The correctness
of this statement we are compelled, however
reluctantly, to admit. and FOR some eight years
have most earnestly endeavored to correct this
mitake, BY constantly and emphaticaly ex-
planning the common error with many. coca
stoned BY the similarity Of names; out we are
sorry TO say. notwithstanding this continued
effort on our part, We have as yet only par.
italy succeeded tor me reason when We Nh M
A. (which stands for Abnerl WRssos has not
acted in good faith with US; for. 80 far from
having ignored our name tWasson). or d. a
VIM. WATSON, and thereby corrected tins re-
as be should have done; to the contrary, he
has repeatedly. time and again: assumed our
name (Wassonl. and operated for strsngers,
allowing thee to. go away irsm bis
for which we afterward got the credit.
but be, their money-undsr what sort Of pre-
lenses, we leave the reader to judge But. ia
conclusion, will suggest that should this
GrEAr DocToR "a. Wesson) take occasion to
deny the above charge, we would here remind
him that this is only ONE, Of some SIX other
charges equally reprehensible and derogaiing
which were preferred in due form" and ALL
| fully sustained sgainst him some time since. in
| the MEsyHrs DENTAL SOCIETY. and for which
| he vas duly. and By unanimous vote, expelled.
| We, however. more through sympathy 10 the
| Doctor than a sense Of Justice TO this commu-
atty, determined never 10 mike publicity 10
| these summary proceedinEs, provided, how
| ever, that he (Wesson) would not continue 10
| disgrace the profession TO which We have the
| pride and honor OF belonging. and have strictly
| adhered to this however. after be has been
known since to assume our narne) until the
| card referred 10 made lie appearance. and has
| for 20 ioas been arrayed before the public In q
i NEST glaring tiesue Of false representations.
and ssvering Of the most stupendous humbug-
| Ftry. We have, therefore. taken occasion.
however reluctantly. to call special attention 10
the said card. and propose letting this continue
AZ a standing advertisement 90 long as the card
referred TO Of DR.. A. Wesson remains in this or
any ether paper. xery re.psetfgllys
1861 WIN. WATSON, ID. d. s.,
Once With J. B. WATSON. No. 3ls Main street.