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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-12-26
READY MADE CLOTHTNG.

TIME BEST ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE
i Clothing in Freehold may BE found atour Store.
80 It manufactured expressly for this market,
ma and comprises everything usually Kept in this
Kf line We deem an enumeration of articles I'M
necessary.
The public are earnestly invited to call ard exam
inc this stock before purchasing elsewhere as they
can get as good article here, and equally as cheap
as elsewhere -
October 25, 1851. 1T
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DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving Welch & Carsonss HoaeA
$50
FREEHOLD. N. j.

B A DAfLY MAIL LINE OF STAGES FOR LONG
4 BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck, Tinten
Falls and Eatontown leaves the Hotel of WEIGH "a
Carson, Freehold the arrival of the morning
trains from New York and Philadelphia. Returning,
leave Long Branch at A NJ az:
daily mail line for TOMS RIVER, connecting
with other lines South leaves Freehod.on the arris
val OF the morning trains. Returning, leave Tom s
River at A. NJ and arrive in time for the 8 P M
trains for New York and Philadelphia
daily line for SQUAN VILLAGE, passing thro
Blue Bal, Farmingdale and Lower Squancum, leaves
Squan Village at IL o'clock A. NJ, and arrive in
Freehold in time to take the early lines for New
York and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Freehold
on the arrival of the morning trains h
~ Passengers can be conveyed to any part ofthe
County by these lines and their connection
Freehold, June 90, 1856 34-tf
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For Sale.
SMlTn'S MOTEL,
No 29a RITRNET STREET.

Corner Of HIRAM long htolcn as Bulls Head,
NEW BRUNSWICK, ". j.
TOHN WILLIAMS, FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS
u principal assistant at Stells Hotel, (llnder tn,
management of b. d. STEELE ESQ., would respectftll
ly Inform his friends and acquaintance and the pub
lie generally, that lie has leased the above House
and taken upon himself its entire management
Nothing has been omitted which will tend to secure
the comfort of the guests. The interior has beer
tilted up with all the modern Improvements. Mr.
W pledges himself to give entire satisfaction, and
by untirng exertions do everything in his power tc
merit the appreciation of his friends
\ large and contenient Stable is attached to the
above House and attentive ostIers are in attendance
Sept. 26, 1855. 4S-6m
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Notice.

TIME BOOKS OF ACCOUNT OF THE FIRM q! Of
j 0ooprR & eoNovER, were this 18th day Of Az
gust 1856 assigned to the subscribers, and we nave
placed them in the hands of CHAs- A. BENNETT, Tor
Immediate collection All persons indebted on sald
books are forbid settling any OF sad accounts WIN
any other nerson except with the subscribers, as we
intend to hold all persons liable to us, who are IN
debted on said books from that date.
'sS,s ESD.aM. e. r. G. RUE.
August %, 1856. 44u
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FREEHOLD & KEYPoRT U. S.
Mail Stage Line.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
L inform the public that they still continue their
stage Line from Freehold to Keyport leaving the
Hotel Of D. c. Conover in this village every morning
(Sunday excepted) at o'clock and Keyport on the
arrival of the Boat from New York
Fare through so cents. m go,
As one of the subscribers will take charge of the
care and attention will be paid to passengers and their
baggage. They earnestly solicit, and will endeavor
to merit, share of public patronage.
All Bundles and Packages entrusted to their, care
will be faithfully attended to but all baggage must
be at tie risk of the owners
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed they respectfully solicit continuance.
DAVID C. C0N0VER,
WILLIAM WHITE
October %, 1854
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APPLE
In cation will be made to the New Jersey LegisIa-
tre at its next session, to alter or repeal the Law
respecting the making and repairing roads in the
township of Ocean, i'll the county of Monmouth.
November Il, 1856. CIV
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Aalllmber. Lime. Coal,

rs SaAFE WAS HAlAAOe OV4GE9
FGUANO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
LIME, &C., &c.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS MOULD INFORM THEIR
Il friends and the pubic generally, that they have
and intend to keep constantly hand at Hog Beck
Landing, near Groveyille, and about IL mile from
the Sandhills Depot on the G. & A. Railroad, gen
eral assortment of carefully selected seasoned Lun-
ber consisting in part of White Pine Boards Plank
and Flooring, in all their various quantities Hem
lock Boards and Fencing. Cedar, Cypress; and w
Pine Shingles Railing, Failing, Ceiling Lath, &c.
LIME.
Schuylkill Lime of the best quality for Agrcultu-
raj purposes, and Wood burnt Lime at the kins for
Building purposes-constantly on hand and will be
forwarded to order.
COAL.
Lehgh Coal Of the very best quality, and carefully
screened and prepared for use at the yard. Fami-
lies about to lay in their winter stock may rely upon
getting prime article at reasonable price,
GUAN0, .SUPER-PH0SPIIATE OF LIME &c.
Guano and Super-phosphate Of Lime are regarded
as excellent fertilizers adapted to amostcrery CROP
and haze been used with good success upon winter
grairrand summer crops, and are Recommended to
farmers with conidcnee-that upon trial they will be
found satisfactory
All the above mentioned articles are offered for
sale reasonable terms for Cash or approved credit
Our motto is small profits and quick returns and
by Personal attention to business and fair dealing We
hope to eritand receive share of public patronage
All orders objected to us at GroveviIle p o. or
sent up to Sandhiils Depot by Railroad will be pune
tually attended to and thankfully receitod
--3o--tf J. l.. e. J. HARMED
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Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.
CARRIAGE MAKING,
80

TIME SUBSCRIBER is NOW CARRYING ON,
Il in all its various branches, the Carriage Making,
in the villiage.of Engishtown. Having in his en-
ploy experienced workmen he feels assured of being
able to give satisfaction in all cases.
All orders for light or heavy work. will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to- All work
done in the best manner and at reasonable prices.
JAMES BOVINE.
May so, 1856. 3l-tf
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Cabinet Making.

pT1HE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Il inform the citizens of Freehold and its vicinity,
that he is ready to fill all orders in his line with
promptpess and despatch and is also prepared to
do repairing Of all kinds in the best manner and on
the most reasonable terms
~ UNDERTAKING. "a
He is also prepared to furnish C0FFlNS to order,
to accompany funerals with hearse, and attend to
all the necessary arrangements pertaining to that
branch of business He has also IcE Boxes when
required for the occasion.
J. W. NELSON.
Freehold August s. 1885 Aft
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OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY FUND,
Walnut Street, s. W Corner of Third St.
PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by tile State of Pennsylvania In 1915
1--WE PER CENT. INTEREST is GIVEN ANb
L the money is always paid back whenever it is
called for without the necessity of giving notice for
it beforehand.
People who have large sums put their money in
this Saving Fund account of the superior safety
and convenience it affords, but any sum. large or
small, is received.
This SAVING FUND has more than half a million
of Dollars securely Invested for the safety Of Deposi-
tors.
The Office is Open to receive and pay money every
day from O'Clock in tile morning till O'Clock in
the evening, and on Monday and Thursday evenings,
till O'Clock.
People who have money to. put in, are invited to
call at the office for further Information.
HENRY L, BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE Vice President.
WIN. J. REEn, Secretary
Nav % 1855 30-Iy
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SHAVING
Anal Hair Dressing,

A NTu0NY FREY. THANKFUL FOR PAST FA-
IA vors would respectfully inform the public that
he will at all fines be found ready to wait upon
them at tie old stand opposite the Court House He
has just received new and exlelsi5c stock of Per-
fumery, Shaving Cream, Bay Rum, &c, which Will
be furnished cheap.
Sg Lyons celebrated Kathairon and iSstchsors
Hair Dye always on hand for sac applied AS may
be desired.
~" Razors hohcl and ground shampooino
dohe in the most approved style. Give us a call.
Freehold. Aug 10 1855 42-tf
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AN Ap-
plication win be made to the lie gslature of the
State of New Jersey at its session. for an act to
divide the county of Monmouth, into two counties,
by "a liKe running northwardly and southwardly
through the present county of Monmouth, and to
create new county eastw2rd of said division line to
be called the county of Hanover
Mo- hon >
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Freehold Institute,
This is a First Glass Boarding School
60. D1xx1

This is a First Glass Boarding School
for Boys,
THE COURSE OF STUDY IS ExTEsffER AND
a varied. Pupils are fitted for, Commercial or
Scientific pursuits, or for any class in college Be
sides the classes in the languages, Mathematics and
ordinary primary studies, there are classics in Land
surveying, Engineering, land Agricultural Chemistry.
Pupils are admitted at any time and charged ac-
cordingly.
INSTRUCTORS.
Oliver R. Willis, A. NJ, PrineipalLMofal Fhiloso-
ply and Natural Science
Charles A. Walters, A. B., Associate Pfiheipal,-
Latin and Greek
s, W. Chadbourhe, Vice Principal, -Nathematie
History and Vocal Music
George L. Ames, A. B.,-Latin, Greek, and English
Languages
4. Dc. Prud hommc, D. L.,-French Language
Charles II. Hinckley,-Perspective and Linear
Drawing.
Edward II. Rcdfeld, Piano, Violin and Flute
For Catalogues and fuller information apply to tic
OLIVER r. Willis,
CHARLES A. WALTERS.
November 8, 1854 2-tf
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Diss olutIon,

TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
A listing under the firm Of GEO W. ParrGRsoN &
Co., in conducting the Furniture Dushess, was disi
solved by mutual consent, on Tuesday the 10th day
of October, inst. The Books of account have been
placed in the hands of Geo W. Patterson, for imnle
date collection.
GEO. W. PATTERSON,
D. NJ. & r. G. RUE.
October 81, 1866. 1-tf
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New Saddle & Harness
MANUFACTORY IN FREEHOLD.

COWDRICK, TRUCK & LAAIBERTSON, WOULD
~ respectfully inform the public that they are now
e. prepared to manufacture Harness, at their new
eestablishment in Freehold, in neat and sub
stantial manner. and at prices as liberal as
fully received and promptly executed.
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, Horse
Brushes, Cards and Curry Combs constantly on hand
Fly Nets, Buffalo Robes, Horse Blankets, and
Bells, in their seasons
Those of our friends who see fit to favor us with a
call will find us in the shop formerly occupied by
Ralph Huse as a Hat Store
Orders from distance will be punctually at
tended 10.
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tronage VIC have already received and trust that our
discrimination to give satisfaction in all cases. will
merit 'atcontiluanee of public favor.
y. B. CJwDRfCK,
CHARLES TRUCK,
October IS, 1884 1854. - = AA''I i-ti
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House and Lot
At Private Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
i Sale, the House and Lot where lie now resides
situated on Main street, below the Young Ladies
Seminary. The house is story, nearly new, and
built of the best material. There two rooms on
the first floor, and three above Also, good kitchen
with bedroom and pantry attached, and two rooms
above. Thee is excellent cellar under the house
u by 49,
The lot is 40 feet front, 200 deep adjoining lands
of Joel Parker and Dr. Freeman and the property for
merly belonging to VIM. Haight, dec.
Z y If the above property is not sold before the
18th of January, it will be Offered at public sale
Persons wishing to locate in Freehold. will find it
to their advantage buy tlis property as it will be
sold very REASONABLE.
CORNELIUS w. HENDRICKSON.
Freehold Oct 10 1855 !1O-tf
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FREEHOLD AND sQUAN VILLAGE
PRIVATE SALE OF
R e al e S t a t G.

Real e S ia tie.
sYTzHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
sale his Farm, located in the thriving village of
Turkey in the township of Howell, Monmouth coun-
ity N. j.. and on the highway between the village OF
Freehold and Squan Boarding Houses, about four
miles from the former place, and near the terminus
of the Freehold and Howell Plank Road
The Farm contains about one hundred and ten
acres divided into convenient fields OF from SIX to
twelve acres in each, enclosed with good chesnuf
fance and all in high state of cultivation. 1t is
ra, :; condition to produce heavy crop of grain or
truck A running stream waters most OF the fields
IN the Farm is new two story dwelling house,
aroe and convenient, having three rooms on inc hrst
aoor and four on the second floor, and convenient
kitchen with three bed rooms above at'acneo, anu
GOOD cellar under the whole There IS also large
ifyarn SO feet long, Cow Houses, wagon Houses, and
ether out-buillings nearly sufficient TO contain all
the produce of the farm. There are TWO wells OF
rood water Oh the premses-one at the barn and one
81 tho house The house stands Oh an 'einlience
~ 4s'rJs fine view of the entire farm Several
,ood lots will be sold in connection with this pro-
perty if desired.
p The subscriber also offers nearly forty acres of
Hand similar to the above located short distance
lbelow on the east side of the same highway. II Is
.e,;aiby located for building purposes fronting for
..nns;derable distance on the highway. About ten
acres of this land is wood land, most OF IL TIMBER
suitable for building purposes.
All the land above described Is convenient 10 the
recbrated Squancum Mari Pits, from WHICH can c.9! be
,rocnred at tring cost Of the best fertilizers
p.o ",un to the aariculturst. Lime in any quantity
80 he ,rocured at Freehold, four miles dlstant-a
flank oa road running within few hundred yards of
hs farm ording easy facilities for Transporting tS
III - also contiguous to several chufches anu three
u. 10 49, .hools are within circuit of one mile and
' 's balf stores are within few minutes walk
-. 9 goov mills in the immediate vicinity The
soc neighborhood is unexceptionab;e
mis- land is well adapted to Farming Market
.c.rdan;ng and Fruit Culture and when taken in
consideration with it's easy culture, the cheap er
.1ers WING almost at the door, and the cheap and
speedy means of transporting produce, to the New
York market by means of the Freehold ana James
lburq Railroad, it offers inducements to purchasers
rarely met with. ,,,;
The property can be viewed at any time on appll-
icaton to the subscriber on the pIemses Terms
easy. a. 'i'iA 49,
Howell township, Mon. Co., Nj.
November 1880. I-=et Is
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~ D. vEIET formerly Of the .iiiAh Of viict &
Hummer having located himself with the above firm
Of G. G. VOORHEES, & SON, would be happy to serve
his friends and customers OF the late firm at this
adjustment, assuring tlem that ne is prepared to
furnish them with any article in this line, on as good
terms as heretofore, and at prices as low as any
Clothing House in this city. 27-1y
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING PURCHASED THE
entire interest Of D. NJ & r. c. Rue in the Furniture
Business will continue carry it on at the old stand
in South street, Freehold and invite the attention of
the public to and very large assortment, just
purchased for the Fall trade.
Thankful for past favors, I respectfully solicit a
continuance of the same. :
GEO. w. PATTERSON {
Freehold Oct 81. 1856. 1-tf
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BUILDING EaOTS.
TIME SUBSCRIBER HAS A NUMBER OF DE
l. sirable Building Eots in the Village of Freehold
which will be sold on reasonable terms These Lots
are large, and pleasantly situated. Also, lot Of
Woodland near the village. Apply to
34-tf JNO. B THROCKMORTON.
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WANTED.

,cy1x OR EIGHT EXPERIENCED TAILoREsEss.
- to work in the shop. Enquire at the Clothing
Store Of Nsf' 81 aalff
Freehold, April II, 1855. z7'i
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Hardware & Cutlery,

ALFRED r. LAGRAVE,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AMI
= Domestic Hardware, 225 Greenwich street, thrt
lock-
AGRICULTURAL TOOLS AND BUILDERS
HARDWARE
Parker I, Mills Cut Nails, Blo5ds & Harris scythes
r a,an. river do do Hoteys Straw Cutters,
NJ, nooneon do do Corn Shelters,
9 mrot y Horse Nails, Hoes and Rakes,
n MN, q piain Screws, Hay & Manufe Forks
olooas q simmons Axes, Grain Cradles,
Anes' Shovels & Spades. Scythe Rifles 4. Stones
n NO 40 do Table & Pocket Cutlery
RI "a es ana kasps, Razors aid Scissors,
Pump Chains and Cubs. Platform scale.
= imp luseihgi Groccrs. Counter Scales,
n y fowaer and Shot, English Britannia Ware,
PERCUSSION caps, .e Grocers' Coffee Mills
Am Knob and Padodlzs. 4 Lanterns
40 Chest and Till do Oven Backing,
Socket & Turning Chses Best British LustTeJ
bath Brick and Cordage, Financed and Tin Hol-
low Ware.
GENUINE TURKEY OFT. STONE.
~ 900 kegs Barker Mills Fall River Cut Nails
just received and for sale at manufacturers lowest
prices.
New York. Sept 10, 1856. '4s-am
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TIN WARE &.

A large assortment of Tin-Wate always on hand,
and any article made to ORDER fcpaifed, at short
notice Tin Roofing done in the best manter, and
on reasonable terms Cutters and leaders put up
10 Old Iron, Rags, Copper and Brass, taken in
trade, at the market price.
Freehold Oct. TO- 1855. If
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100 Pills for 90 cents.
FACTS TN RELATION TO ,bR. TOWNSHIPS
T HEALTH PILLS. -ssa
J, They Create Appetite
., They Cure Fl e "a d Ache.
They Cure Heart Burn


They Cure Heart- Burn.
They Cure 'Costi'v'e ne SIS.
They Purify the Blood
They Cure Liver Comp laint.
They give tone to the Stomach,
They arrest the Progress of Fevers.
They censc the System of Humors.
They greatly relieve Chronic Diseases.
They are highly efcncious in Female Complaints
They contain no Caloniel otlier Mineral Poisons,
Being compounded Of Balsains, Gums, ana otler We
getable ingredients, each highly medicinal, tliey are
in their operation, at
SAFE, SPEEDY AND EFFICACIOUS.
Every one should try them. Each Box contains
100 Pills, at tile unpreccdentedly row PRICE OF
25 CENTS.
AGENTS. Walker, A. Laird, & Co., VIM H.
Hubbard, Beni. C. White, 5. s. Wickof, VIM R.
Maps, Hdgh West, t. T. Williams, Haynes & Vol
'cott E. H. vandSem, Joseph W. Borden, s. l. Fay
Tor, Maps & Yandyle, f. Stout & Son, NJ. D. Lloyd
F. Z Simpson, G. P. Conover, t l. Beede & Son.
sgorders addressed to B. 'CofBin, Clifford, Conn
April %. 1865. 26leowsm
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TENHE FLOATIN BALLS, Or
KNuCKLE
WASIIhI(I AGIIINrLt

This Invention Is The "Ne Plus UHra,n Of Labor
eNng Machine In this line, as much as the Sewing
msehine Is In that line Three Ave Shirts and ten to
heen collars may be washed etce, perfectly eieaH In
TO mtHHesj other articles ia like quantity in Tess
time they are soled All are astonahed at tho
almost no labor required and the great rapiity ts
workthe thorough cleansing obtained, and without the
slightest injury 10 the finest fabric BaAk Notes have
repeatedly been washed, with clothes TN cleaned aud
came out unnjured. An examination win satisfy the
ost incredulous Of Its great value In every family FOR
by Il, washing Is rendered Of the most easily dis
charged domestic abors Please 70 bear IN mind that We
DdTdnf this Machine TO wash Truce fast aud with far
less power than any other Maehi.e IN the United States
For full particulars apply 10 the subscribers who have
them for sale at corner Of Exchange st., and Railroad
Worcester, Mass LAMB 4 FOSTER
ap2A dltaw1y
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KANZAS!
L. d. GODDARD'S,
y n L.

No 1871 Union Block, Main Street,
They consist of Single Barrel Rifles, Double Barrel do
barrel being Rife the other for Shot, Double and
Single Barrel Shot Guns particularly adapted to the wants
Of those emigrating to Kanzas
Pistols Of variety embracing Colts very superior
Reviewers of all sizes; NELSON'S Repeating Rife Pistol,
Containing ten charges in itself Chicopee Self Primers of
nil sizes. Allen Thurber's Revoyers Of various sizes
md qualities.
Bruce Daviss Double Barrel Pistols, Of superior quail
lty. French and German Pistols of every description.
The above sight of some of these Pistols said to have
great influence in settling the right of certain claims be-
tween New Enelandcrs and Missourans.
To accompany the above We have Belts Powder Flasks
Ehot Bags Balls Caps Of all kinds, and indeed every ar
licle needful to make a complete outfit for those bound
lhe western country; and would respectfully invite all
such call and examine for themselves feeling confident
that supply them with the above articles quite
rs favorable terms be found at any other place.
r fpb16 diff
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DAILY PApER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months; 81 rs for three monhs 10 cents per week. single
copies two cents each. When paid strictly Advance,
deduction of 81 year will be made and proportionate
educton if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, S1,75 cts year; single copies cents each.
O. The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarter; to other States, So
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
in all other parts of Massachusetts 10 cts year; in
other States, "a cts. year.
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Harness, Patent, and Top Leather.
Patent enameed Cloth, Axles, &C. London elastic and
Common Varnsh, without adulteraton. We have applied
{" Everett's Patent COupIing,''
that four wheeled Carriages may be turned round in
half the space usually required and easy Of to
passengers We believe this the best improvement that
has been made for many years.
We Agents for the sale Of shop, and single rights
No 10 and 81 Exchange st dawtf
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is m to i is rsen
o gin in tend
and
has of
ting the largest Prize and SURE TO GET PRIZE OF SOME SORT Remember
the Pnzeis valued
rB-Tho
o he mind
All letters be addressed o
Il. SPALDlNG, /. Worcester, Mass.
Office, No. 2, Worcester House Block.