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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
Reeds Oyster Saloon.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE-FITTED HIS
Il Oyster Saloon is now prepared to accommodate
"a ohis friends and the public, in M@w
%sNkssS/ manner unsurpassed by any 9th GSA$
W. er in the county 1t is his inten- 80
ton during the Winter to keep on hand at all times
Oysters, Terrapn, and Game Of all descriptions to
serve them up in every style.
Thankful for past favofs he respectfully solicis
continuance OF the same. A. H. REED.
October %, 1854 1-tf
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MARRIAGES.
Courtship is the poetry of life,
But marriage is the sober prose"

On the 14th inst by the Rev Charles E. Wilson,
at the residence of Mr.. John G. Taylor, of Atlantic,
his daughter, LYDIA NJ, to Mr.. JACOB ). JONES,
of the same place.
In Toms River on the Sd inst, by Rev, David
Teed, Mr. TAYLOR G. IRONS, to Miss ADELIA
HoRNER, all of Toms River.
On Thursday, the 22d inst, by Rev. Mr.. Blythe,
Mr.. JOHN VLEIT OF Jamesburg, to Mrs. ALMlRA
MeCHESNEY, of Cranberry
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OMMOU Y H WEEKLY HgRAID,
Glass w are.

A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND CUT
N Glass Tumblers, Preserve Dishes, Centre Table
IN Lamps, &c, &C., Also, Crockery, Earthen,
ENY Stone and Willow Ware, of every description to
- be had cheap at the Grocery Stare of
CONNOLLY G. HIGGINS
November s, 1854 off
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TESTIMONIALS;
OF PRACTICAL FDUCATORS

have examined Mayhews Practical Bookkeeping
with much care and particular attention. This i'm
portant subject is too much neglected in Public
Schools, and | am rejoiced that a book of so much
merit is now placed within the reach of all-JNo
WHITEHEAD Secretary of Board of Education New
ark N. J.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
STOVES AND TIN WARE.

As Good as the Best d Cheap as the CAeapsst.
CHARLEs L0UNSBERRY WOULD CALL THE
~ attention of his numerous customers aad the pub
,;sfa lie to general and well selected assortment
&fFsSsA of Stoves, among which 1fiay be found the
ID following varieties
COOKING STOVES.
The Huron Air Tight, Stove which has given bet
ter satisfaction than any other Cooking Stove in mar
ket For the truth of which statement can refer
the public to Jos. Combs Esq, Jno. s. Denise, Garret
s. Bennett, Tunis Denise, and many Others as they
will be found in general use in this neghborhood
Also the Vulcan Air Tight which is adapted to eth
wood COAL and is of the best Stoves for that
purpose that can be obtained ALSO the Iron Witch
Air Tight, the Hot Air Premium and many others
PARLOR STOVES.
In this department will be found the celebrated
Evening STAR for wood or coal This Stove receiy
ed the first premium at the Worlds Fair in London.
Also, the Cottage Air Tight, Peruvian Air Tight,
Box Stoves, Cylinder Coal Stoves &c. &c
All the above Stoves haveIbeen selected with great
care. They will not crack with fire. the iron being
superior to that used in most factories and am con-
dent cannot be surpassed for excellence by those of
any other establishment
We will always keep on hand a general assortment
Of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware aud are prepa-
red at all times to execute any orders in this line
Repairing done at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Tin Roofing done in the best manner and
warranted tight. Leaders and Leader Heads made
to order, and got up in good style.
~ Old Copper, Iron, Pewter, Brass, Lead and
Rags taken in exchange for goods at the highest mar
ket price.
October 25, 1854. 1-tf
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Admirably adapted to meet the wants Of scholars
of both sexes it is the only work that suits nv views
as calculated for Young Ladies'
1t is adopted as the textbook the subject in this
institution-JoHN b. NEWMAN, H. D., President
Harrodsburg Female College, Ky.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28

My pupils Ike the book No class works more
cheerfully, profitable than that which follows his
practical examples making the calculations and ar
raging them accurately, in business-like form-N
HEDGES, Principal Select and commercial School,
Newark n r.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
CONFECTIONERY 4 FRUIT. :

VoU WILL FIND AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED
i Confectionery, South Street, Freehold, New Jer-
3d. sey, formerly Butchers Old Stand, choice
49, selection Of Sugar Toys for Holiday Gifts and
~ ill kinds Of Fancy Candies of superior quail
ty-all kinds of stick Candy from the best manufac
turers in The cities.
Also, Oranges, Lemons, Figs and Prunes, which 1
will sell as low as any other establishment in the
State.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call and examine
my Stock for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
no charge for looking if not suited.
Please to accept my most fervent thanks for past
avors Your Humble Servant
WILLIAM MIDDLETON.
December 6, 1854 6-tf
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oreat oa;or;t9 of tba noonlo IF u 'le
fratio hat 2aS b;tbd hoon "a '''u any
fal oeatI, 1nnsad ~ So it,
~ 90 10 osrh INC
81 O0ii 'o'iooS' OiS ana county
NIL :; tto o,,1 .a.l, ...:., T., - -
n = 'i,u ";d "s lsiien uhuIl my ooser
oontin 80 at ~ CIV o o p, eiselsse anu
;od - 10 49,, s '9 seiela, pll
transocons III ~ otauly
;iI 10 introduction
ward School No. q. NY IConcurred IN nv twenty
other Principals
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ond i; dd;nn xvo,lS stto ilt : t5 H. . =! y
ri, 80 - E,,an;na Sto1 oi,t ~ NV. i
iata 49,, NJ ,,,iil 49, J7;tt5 ~ - eie
- 80 rs ~ :; - - 80 iy,.s'% 'n ~ uq
o COW, saa e-O Tb I;lod tho HI ooot
- 1dacd 90 it'll siiey
tbo 1aast ad,anoad of nv, ;I o11;na ~ on
Az o, ti t;t1ed q he ni1aa q 'l.' ueen
r;tho,t Mastor wv p MnSs TN p;Sd;f
WI Sbo1 NJ Of n v fConcnroJ =; ~ otbo
hlii'ip"s)
Mayhem Pracucai bookkeeping Is a capital work
1t is well lifted for use In our common senoois IA New
YORK, ana corolahy recOlnlehu us lhtFoouGtloh
both here and elsewhere; THOMAS IA. FouLkE, frlll-
cipai ward ochooi NO Ii, y. l
Admirably adapted to meet the wants Of scholars
Of DGtn young e 0 LADIES' '' Sus views
+ is adopted as the textbook on the subject in this
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
Private Sale.

OK ACRES OF LAND, IN QUARTER ACRE
y Lots, withthe privilege of the whole, being about
sSa acres, which is in high state of cultivation
- and situated about half mile from the Manala-
pan Station
The improvements are two story DWELLING
HOUSE, good well of water at the door, and so
young Apple Trees, of choice fruit, which have lust
commenced bearing
For fqther particulars enquire of the subscriber.
in the village of Freehold.
February IA, 1856. 16tf
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LOST.

r OST, On OR ABOUT THE EIGHTH or THUS
IL month, white BARROW PIG, weighing about
s<-SA 30 lbs. Whoever will return said Pig, or
ykSK give information where he may be found:
''A0s1AaSA viii receive my thanks
VIM ROGERS.
January "a, 1855. I3-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
For Rent.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR RENT FROM
the LIST of April next the above the Oyster Sa
loon of Abner H. Reed, on second and third stories
The rooms on the second floor are convenient and
well calculated for Private Family The third is a
large room and has been used for several years past
by the Sons Of Temperance. Enquire of
DAVID c. DANSER.
January 81, 1856 l4-2w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
The Elections Returns

The Elections Returns
ZONE POURING IN FROM ALL PARTS OF
Othe Congressional District, showing that COWART
q PATTERSON are running far ahead of all compet-
itors in the Mercantile Trade and their names being
upon the
PEOPLES BANNER,
their triumph is sure.
They have given no pledges to party or sect, DEM
ocrats, Wings or Know Nothing, but with feeling of
confidence in the superiority of their Stock for sen
eral variety and Cheapness, they have submitted
their claims to the public, and willing to await
their decision
In the meantime their Store will be kept open as
THE HEAD QUARTERS,
of all parties where every shade of opinion can be &C
commodated with similar shade of Goods
CONE One, CONE ALI. More Anon
COWART & PATTERSON.
October 25 1854. i-tf
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let TT BE REMEMRERED

That the HERALD is the cheapest paper of its
character and size, published in the country-that it
was started to conflict with the circulation of CITY
Weeklies, and that its contents are much better
adapted to the tastes and interests of our citizens
orally and the instruction of their children in parcu-
lar, than those of any city paper they can get
EgA Al orders must be accompanied by Cash, or
they will not meet attention.
~ Postmasters and Merchants are requested to
act as AGENTS
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
READY MADE CLOTHTNc

THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE
4 Clothing in Freehold may be found at our Store
IA 1t was manufactured expressly for this market
NJ and comprises everything usually Kept in this
III line. We deem an enumeration of articles un-
necessary.
The public are earnestly invited to call and exam
inc this stock before purchasing elsewhere as they
can get as good an article here and equally as cheaI
as elsewhere.
D. NJ. & R. c. RUE.
October Is, 1854 l-tf
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w anted.

w ANTEDATo RENT, A SMALL HOUSE IN
w this village, or apartments in large one with
n privilege of Kitchen, Hall, and part of garden
L. One on Throckmorton street or that vicinity,
would be preferable Enquire at this Office
January 49, 1856 13-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28

II Also, deeply interesting volume, entitled,
THE Remarkable Adventures of Celebrated Persons"
embracing the Romantic Incidents and Adventures
in the Lives of Sovereigns Statesmen Generals Prn
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eminent in the history Of Europe and America inclu-
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The subscriber publishes number Utmost valuable
Pictorial Books, very popular, and Of such moral
and religious influence; that while good men may
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public benefit, and receive fair compensation for
their labor.
sg'To men of enterprise and tact, this business
offers an opportunity for profitable employment sell
dom to be met with
70 Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
receive promptly by mail, circular containing full
particulars with Directions to persons disposed to
act as Agents. together with terms which they
will be furnished by addressing the subscriber, post
paid. ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
January II, 1855. ISL William ST.
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WANTED.

w ANTED TO RENT WITH THE PRIVILEGE
w OF buying, two Houses with from one to three
"a acres of ground, situated together and having
r. water front on some river in New Jersey about
81 or Az miles from New York. and of easy access by
Steamboat or Railroad Terms must be reasonable.
Address, stating particulars
NJ. g. R. H. RUMRELI, So Fulton St.
October 25, 1854. law
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R ED BAN X !!

BILYEU & VANDERVEER.
p RESPECTFULLY NOTIFY THEIR CUSTOMERS
IL and the public generally, that owing to the un-
precedeated low price Of Dry Goods, they have pur-
chased, and are now receiving A LARGE DISPLAY
for Fall and Winter for which they solicit an early
inspection. In their stock will be found
The Choicest Novelties
of the Loom for Ladies' Dress in the form of French
Mernos OF beautiful shades of color from four shil-
llngs to one dollar yard Also, all Wool Delanes,
tarametta Cloths, Alpaccas, plain and plaid Victo-
ria plaid, &c. Their assortment of PRINTS is LARGE
and of the newest styles
Attention is confidently invited to the stock of
goods for GENTLEMENS WEAR, in which will be
found BFoadeloths, Beavers, Cassimeres, Doeskins.
Iweeds, and Nestings, in large variety,
In HOUSEHOLD GOODS, they are provided with
Table and Irish Line 49, Tickings, Sheetings. Shirt
lngs and every description of Goods for general use
GLOVES, RIBBONS, &c,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
1t is well known that in New York goods have sold
at Auction at prices far BELOW the cost ofmporaton
and manufacture. The e unusual inducements have
led to very exe lsive purchases and they now feel it
imperative to dispose of their stock as speedily as
possible, at the lowest remunerative prices.
GROCERIES of first rate quality, and as cheap as
can be found in the county. Remember,
BILYEU & VANDERVEER.
PETER BILYEU,
GEO. W. VANDERvEER, neu paiiA'
November D. 1854. 6m
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
HaZleton Coal.

TIME BEST ARTICLE OF LEHIGH COAL OF
all Sizes received to order, and for sale cheap for
Cash, at the Grocery Store of
CONNOLLY g. HIGGINS.
November Is, 1854 3-tf
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Potatoes.

r AM NOW PAYING FROM THREE TO TEN
4 Shillngs Cash, per bushe according to quality.
for Potatoes delivered at the Freehold Depot
G. W. HENDRICKSON
January "a, 1856. I3-tf
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lust Received

FRESH ASSORTMENT OF STONE, CHINA,
n and yariegated Yellow Ware,-the most superb
0Nv article ever before offered in Monmouth coun-
IA ty, and for sale cheap, at the Grocery Store of
K CONNOLLY g. HIGGINS.
Freehold, January 81. 1856, 13-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28

p DOd1S OAOdt WOLA OA 4SOSS4c'
TUsT PUBLISHED, AN ILLUSTRATED DE-
d scription of the Russian Empire. Being physi-
cal and Political History of its Governments and
Provinces Productions, Resources Imperial Govern
ment Commerce, Literature, Educational Means,
Religion People, Manners Customs, Antiquities &C.,
from the latest and most authentic sources. Embel
isled with about 200 Engravings, and Maps of Eu-
ropean and Asiatic Russia. The whole complete in
one large octave volume of about 700 pages elegantly
and substantially bound Retail price, SO.
This work has been several years in preparation
and will it is believed, meet in the fullest accepa-
ton of the word the want universally felt for re
able information the history and internal resour-
SEES of country occupying SO large portion Of the
Eastern Hemisphere, and holding formidable po-
siton at the present time to the rest Of Europe and
Asia; but of which far less Is known than of any
other European nation.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
Dry Goods g. Groceries.
DRY GOODS.

II NJ RUE WOULD t1 , PARTI [1J
ment of their Store. They have just received, and
are now opening one of the most extensive assort-
nents of Dry Goods ever before offered in this
ket among which may be found many new and beau
tiful patterns of Ladies Dress Goods Cloths, Cass-
ners and vestngs of every style, which we are sell
ling at extremely low prices.
Thankful for past avors extended we trust that the
satisfaction goods viii give both in regard to style
and price will merit for acontinuance Of the
October 25, 1854. 1-tf
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Attention All!

TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST PROCURED AND
Il put III working order y Turning Lathe for turn
ing all kinds of metals for all kinds of machinery
Farmers and others will find this great accommoda-
ton. inasmuch they can have their machinery re-
paired at home by practical machinest, instead of
being obliged to take them to the city, former
occasions.
THOMAS PEARSON.
November s, 1854. 2-tf
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Miscellaneous.
M o ne 4, M onev.

M o n e1, M one v.
MY FRIENDS, L lave DEMANDS TO MEET
IvL demands that lust be met-and have moth
ing to fall back upos but your sympatbies You are
row enjoying the b@efits of the STOVES YOU pur
chased Of me SOM time since, and while YOU are
sitting beside thenpn these cold blustry nights when
the thermometer lands but short distance above
zero, trust you will remember MY necessities
Come ONE, come ALL and respond to this call for
MONEY, NONE1!
February 1896 I i5-tf
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At Private Sale.
AT THE DEPOT

TINE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE on HAND AT THE
l. Freehold Depot, choice variety of Winter APP
PIES, WHICH they prepared to furnish to the ct-
zens of Freehold and vicinity cheaper than they can
be bought in the city.
c. w. HENDRICKSON
November 20, 1854. 5-tf
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DEATHS.

At Keyport on Sunday last Mrs. ANN, wife of
Mr. Richard Carhart, of that place.
On the morning Of the 18th inst, at Hightstown
FRANKLIN, only child of Thomas c. and Sarah
Pearce, aged 10 months.
On the morning of the 18th u,t at the residence of
his sonil-law, R. c: Mount in the ttwnshp of West
Windsor, Mr. THOMAS ALLEN, aged 90 years.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
Maclzerel, Shad,

a1enr.. GOLDFISH, PICKLED AND FRESH
Pork Hams, Shoulders, Smoke Beef, &c,
&c, Of all qualities for sale cheap at the Grocery
CONNOLLY & HIGGINS
November g. 1854. 2-n
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE CO.
IN Partnership heretofore existing under the firm
CONNOLLY & MASON, is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. The business will hereafter be con-
Quoted by JOHN C. S. CONNOLLY, to whom all &C
counts of the late firm for Subscription, Job Work.
and Advertising, will be paid
JOHN c. S. CONNOLLY,
JOHN R. I. MASON.
February %. 1855.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
GREAT INDUCEMENTS;
OFFERED TO SUBSCRIBERS!
CASH SYSTEM.
CLUBS!! CLUBS!!!

VTTE HAVE DETERMINED TO COMMENCE
w the New Year by adopting the CASH SYSTEM,
believing it to be equally advantageous to our sub
scribers as ourselves.
The extraordinary success which has thus far at
tended the publication of the HERALD, has induced
the Proprietors to offer great inducements to CLUBS
determined they that its circulation shall equal
that of any other weekly paper in the State
Tho distinctive features of the Herald will continue
to be its COMPLETE STORIES 1t will contain no
unfinished articles of any description and no trashy
namby-pamby novelette, dragging its long length
through dozen papers, such as are always found in
City Weekles, intended for country circulation
Every number will contain
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
Teas.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS
60 OF Teas of superior quality, just received,
Es (which we are selling at extremely low prices.
Call at the Grocery Store of
CONNOLLY & HIGGINS 3
November 8, 1854. l2-6
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For Rent.

A TWO STORY HOUSE IN THE VILLAGE OF
II Blacks Mill The House is new, well arranged,
with Kitchen, Garden, good well of water at the
door, and all necessary conveniences.
This property will be offered for rent from the LIST
of April next. Enquire of
WM H. & CHAS. S. JEWELL
Blacks Mill March I, 1854 l9-tf
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:. Sears Great Work on Russia!

Tile most Elegant and Useful VoIume Of the
Year
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28

In regard to our Agricultural Department, we will
state that it is intention soon as convenient to
publish nothing Except what relates to- and will ben
eft the Farmers of our ownand neighboring counties
believing as we do, that column of Agricultural
matter, adapted to our own soil, is worth more than
ten such as City Weekes and New England Monthlies
contain
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-03-28
Books and Stationer ".
AGENTS WANTED.

IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNITED STATES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
nooma AsD urooDsuKD.

Ono week ngo in speaking Of tho recent tragedy
NJ Tho H. Nieh6las 40 put firth some structures
an tho continuation Of lar Rooms With Family
JIotols. vbieb haze subjected us 10 very general
,ilnpornlion from tho hnti Prohibition journals, bat
vn hive not aeon that Of them has gentured 10
lc lls readers ace tho positions which subjected Us
10 this food Of obloquy Let us briefly restate
them
l. Bar Rooms furnish cIctaHiS 10 guarding and
Moodshcd Who disputes this fthe last TWEEN
~ persons eloniously killed in our City, were not
three.fourths inundated under the immediate in
spiraton of Alcoholic Drinks And were not
large proportion struck down either IN or imme-
dately after quitting grog-shOPs We appeal to
record.
.. Bar. Rooms are not NECESSARY a6Jancts TO
Hoteis. OF the fifty best Hotels in Europe, We
cannot now remember a single one that keeps
Bar They all supply Liquor on call to their
guests (nainly at dnner) but such thing SIS a
Bar for outsiders to step in from the street and
drink at is nearly or quite confined to ewpot-
houses. Why should it be otherwise here Are
we such guzzlers that the more decorous ar
rangements of Europe will not serve our turn
3. Bar Rooms are UNFIT adjnncts 10 Family Ho-
iels Those who controvert our former structures
generally assert or imply that the bar-roOm of
the st. Nicholas is less convenient TO those por-
lions of the house inhabited or passed through
by women and children than we supposed il.
All pleas OF this sort concede our main position.
They admit that Bars ought not TO be kept
where their conversation, however loud, can
reach the ears of ladies, nor where their fire.
duenters can cross the path of at least the female
boarders. This seems 10 us q virtual confession
that they should not be kept in Family Hotels at
all. So long as they shall be, it will be imPosS-
bic wholly to prevent di:agreesble results from
the contiguity Consider the matter impartially,
and Judge
Our adversaries on the Liquor Question are
perpetuslly appealing to Europe in support OF
their views. People generally drink on the
Continent" they say, "yet few get drunk
-" The People of Europe wouldn't stand Pro-
hibitory Laws" &c. We cite them one
European example in Offset TO their half-dozcn
" Europeans would mt tolerate liquor-bars,
oper to all thirsty corners, 10 their first class
"HOtes."
If European ussges and notions are OF such
weight when cited on the other side, why not
when they favor ours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
STABBING AFFRAY AT RONDOUT.

ROSDoUT, Shturohy, sept. 2z 1919.
On Wednesday evening last Frederick Mayer Tor
MYERS boot and shoemaker Of this village was dan
gerously stabbed by one Of his journeyman, named
John Connolly. The circumstances 0s they transpred
AT the examination ThuHdey were rs follows Mr..
Mayer having been absent, returned home at about .
O'Clock in the evening aud on his way up to bis bed
room in the third story, saw his wife, a. he believed,
come out Of the beGrOom occupied by Connolly, and
pass through the hall and back door. Mayer sus-
pecting improper intimacy between Connolly and his
wife secreted himself, when shortly atsr hs 10 re-
turred aud entered her ewn room whereupon Connolly
went TO her door and told her 10 90 down stars 80 thai
her husband would not suspect anything when hs re-
turned At this moment Mayer rushed upon Connolly
with the svowed purpose Of putting him out Of doors,
and during the scufie in the hall Connolly stabbed
Mayer twice with sharppointed shoe knife-onoe IN
the abdomen and once the thigh, where branch Oh
the femCrs artery WIS severed Mayer lies in very
critical condition, and Connolly has been committed
10 await the result OF the wounds inflicted upon Mayer