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II The widow Ct De VIII Clinton
did IT The residence Of her step dauph-
ter. Mrs. David 8. Jones. at Poughkeep-
81 Nov York. an the I'd instant. aged
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AZ The Lacrosse {Wn.) Democra,
says there are loo ,o0o, 600 feet Of loe.
lying in the Black River and lis tributa.
ries. Large quantities, probably msre
than an equal amount, must bs living in
the Wisconsin River also, and tie pros.
pect OF their getting out this season. al
any rate at q period early enough to an
swer Tor building purposes this year, j.
not very Hat,ering. And vet, all the
towns down along the Mississippi must be
suffering greatly for the want Of lumber
II seems likely to rciard The improyeme nt
OF our own town, for instance, TO a very
great degree. More lumber YVES pur.
chased last year, it is true, than usual. il
anticipation Of an increased demand bu,
the number Of buildings going Up and the
consequent demand for lumber ha. SO "a,
exceeded the most sanguine anticipaeions
thst very many who had made arrange
Dsnis for building will be unable 10 do 50
and many other buildings yet, already II
state Of forwardness. will be compelled
10 await another season for lumber f.
complete them. At least, so presen,
prospects indicate. II is an unpleasant,
fact, but il seems likely TO prove an mex.
cradle one.
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r. 7. McKennev.

A GENT for Leo County, Tor the sale OF spr.
II iions Liquors for Medicinal Mechanical and
s4cramsntai pnrpcs, onlv No 80, sign of the
Golden Mortar, keokuk, Iowa.
JULY 3 fs55 A.,
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SCOFIELn g. BROTHER.
Gnu aCH NOTICE.

The members OF the first p esbyterian Church
ana Congregation are requested 10 meet al the
Ihnrch on Monday evening The 9th inst, r7i
O'Clock. when the object OF he meeting viii be
Explained. general and particular atterdstos
is reqnss ted
keokuk, July 7th. 1855. doa.
4 Ii 'henew summer styles ofGent's aft dr,-,
- Hats as worn IN New York ISL received and
Tor safe cheap al SHELDON'S,
Call and look at them 81, Mainstree,
May q 1858.
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HOME Iy>UwANCE.

THE Iowa STATE Insurance COMPANY, Of
/ keoknk, having iuiy o-ganizeh according
10 the Articles Of lncor por alton, and having re
cesved applications for assurance and ,a,san pre-
mum n"tes OF property amouating to 500, 900,
. now prepared to ssus Policies, on the safer
class OF risks, for three wears on the MUTUAL
plan. ard for one year and shorter periods for a
cash premium.
Officers Elected for the ensuing Year.
DIRECTORS.
Perry, John McCune, Ell Harrison,
" Rankin, S,nYth. E Ford,
Creel, Billings, Wm Turner,
c Garber, Wickershan.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
e II Herrison, Grber. Joba McCune.
!" Rankin. Smy,h.
c n PERRv, Pres j RAsKIs, vicspres't.
TussER See'y. Z II HARRISON, Treas'r.
U Once IN Concert Hall building 81 story.
July 4th, 1855. d2n. Iyw.
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To SpoRrsMEs.-A correspondent NJ
The Scientific american communicates the
following, which may be oivaiue 10 sports
men.
Wash your gun barrel in spirits of
iurpensne, by dipping rag or sponge
fastened on TO your gun rod into the Ii
quid, and swabbing them out three or four
tunes, when they will be cleaned from all
impurities and can be used almost instant
ly, as The surpentine will evaporate and
Its moisture will not prevent their going
on like water. After being washed thus
there is no danger Of rust as when water
is used.
ID The borer, or hickory worm, has
made It's appearance in some parts of San.
gamon county. H., in The locust and other
forest trees. and is killing them in gre a,
numbers. Upon the farm Of Messrs Smith
y brown, (known as The Prairie Farm.
some l2o acres are now being DESTROYED
oy lhis worm-eyery one almost bearing
marks 81 It's work. On approaching the
grove the noise Of their boring can be heard
at the distance OF 60 rods Or more. and the
ground Is found TO be covered with DOW.
Ger resembling sAwdl.st
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he undersgnei are prepared to receive or
ders for hi'ing up stores, Offices and dwell
rag houses, with pipe aad fixtures for eas-
promptly executing the same. aad guarantoeing
all their work to be gas tight
All persons DESTROYS of usipg gas that haps
not been called upon, are reqn SIZED 10 cave their
address with rs through the Post Office.
Orders executed in the succession in which
they received
July 3. SCOFIFf.D pporuFp
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SrRrcK BIT LlonTxIHc - On Monday
night last. during the heavy etorm, the
Livery Stable OF the Messrs. Wood "a.
struck by lightning. and very fine horse
Vas killed. Ntamoc Coxrisy. "a.
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Fru,,s. Fruits:

) BOXES choice Layer Raislns. who're, half
~ and qua ter boxes, ID01 lbs ffc Il Zan,e Cur
rant - cases Citron, 25 cases fresh prnnes for
sale by w. C.. FUNKH0USBR
June 90 d
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WANTED.

WANTED,
A CLERK thoroughly versed in the Drus ~
"a sine>s. An interest in Z paving Drug bns
ness would be dispossd Of to one having
means and qualified to assist IN mans -dinf
s.sab'',hnens E.qare u REYNQl ~ 81. .n 8
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N We have inspected with some il

@ We have inspected with some in
terest map now in course Of preparation
by Mr.. Geo. Donellan, of this city. 1t
is designed to exhibit the water communi
cat and Railroad connect ons of Keo.
kuk. and display. trutllfulIy. the adyania-
ges Of our location, and The relation in
which we stasd, naturally, TO he rest OF
the commercial world The great lines
OF travel and trade which lead East
North End West, are gwen in ar accurate
and striking manner. and the ia, Is. as
they exist end are exhibited. without
explanation or exaegeraioa, are enough
TO attr act the attention Of he most caeua
behoider. When finally omple!ed, it i
proposed, if sufficient encouragement j
extended to the enterprise, 10 have j
autographed, for the benefit of the pat
ron' and the public. To be printed OF
light paper, so thet one could enclos
copies to correspondent, and on heav,
paper ior the purpose OF framing AM
su'Pending at important public places a
the East, would, we have not the slight
est doubt greatly serve the interest. o
tho city, BY extending knowledge of i,
advantages, and attracting hther men O
enterprise and capital. We be.peak 70,
the map an examination nm the no - of 49,,
citizens, and that encouragement which i
seems to US richly TO merit. Ii can b,
seen at the rooms OF Mr.. Haipe. Areb;
tect, in Graham's Building.
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100000 REWARD.
n OTlCE'is hereby given that the one third in.
~ terest Of the keokuk and Hamilton Ferry,
together with the land belonging 10 tins same, is
of red for sale.
For fcrtter particulars enquire Of
July 2-dtf J. * j. X. LLOYD SEQ.
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BOOTS g. SHOES AT Who'll ESALE

wv ~ OsuO1O NJ WtTO6GOV6I
H AVING opened q house in this City for the
IL purpose OF carrying on tho Who'ssae Boo,
aid Shoe Rnsiness, we respectfully call the at
tenfon Of the trade TO our iARoE AND WELL.
AssoRrED srnCK which il now being received
direct from the best manufac tories IN Massa
chuse'ts 1t is our intention 10 always keen on
hand complete assortment Of good. in Tho line,
and offer such inducements as will obtain for
Us liberal shire OF patronage
Country merchants will do WILL to call and
examine our stock before they purchase.
July 7 CARTER n CO
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Auction.
W ILL be sold a, h Cily Auction Room this
w SATURDAY.. July eth, al IN O'Clock A. NJ.
three dor Gram and Grass scsihes. Also lot
OF Ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, &c .
MILLS. Cry Anct,oneer.
n. The sale Of clothing viii continue un.
I'll Saturday evening.
Keoklk, July 7, 1858. dl'.
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Co.PARrNERsHIr NOTICE

YHE undersigned have this day associated
Themselves together under the firm AMI style
of CAsrFR & Co.. for TIE purpose al Carrying
on the Whole sale Boot and Saoe business. in ,hls
city. JOHN II CARTER,
THOS. CARTER
j BROOKE CARTER
Keoknl Iowa, May 1st, 1855
July Z d3t.
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- W. n. Doik
JEWELL L DOLBY,
House and Sign Painters, GI,
Ziers and GiIders.

oHNP on re corner of Second q Joknl
Streets. opposiie the 81. CAartes.
WOULD respectfully announce TO The q
xehs Of keokHk. that they hsvr foymd
consrtn@f-btp, May 5h, 1855 lnr the purr|
% arriving on The above business in az
branches They are ready at all times To-
a"fake wors IN Their line. which they p!}
themselves sh. al be executed with pupci.,
ana IA stt o eqa ai to the best. and on ast
so. sbie efms a. any others IN The city.
n n. Particular attention raid 10 p
Hanging, which they will do with nea neaak
dispatch /; also old sash r.glazed,
May y. 1858. .i3ms
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Sack YIsaY.
I'M BAGS Of % lbs each Extra
IOO Flour for sale at greatly redul
ny w. C FUNkHOryl
june 80. d
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Auction

! SNATilo-Just received and for sale low oy
~ BALDWIN. EVANS GO
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FR EsH LEMONS.


CORN MON.
I00 BUSHELS Fresh White Meal al
tuU low by &C. FUNKAOfIl
laae 80. d
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insurance AEcncv.

insurance Agency.
Atna Issarsncs c.. Hsr,sssl, Ce.n.
STAR INsUR lance ConpA
or Ogdensbure. New York.
HARTFORD FIRE INsUKANCE cunp 4
Mercansile, Fire r sIariae lnsuranes -
or CovIngton, Ky.
MERCHANTS FIRE AND MARINE TNsnn|
COMPANY, OF PHILADELPHIA
4 above are all sound and reliable q
Iies, and he risks at lowest rates n,
ton will Justify.
During my absence for a few veek.
East, the Insurance business OF the ahovl
panies VIII be attended 10 by Mr.. B. s
am.
" W. RELKNAy
July ,, 1855. dim
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The ship Nebraska. from Bremen went
ashore lest night on Romer's Shoals -
Passengers all saved, and were brought
the city by steam tugs.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-11-21
GREAT BARGAINS
AT
%. IN. g. r. G.. RUE'S,
FREEHOLD, ~. j

-'' ElELAOLD, ". j. ..,Il IS
DRY GOODS 20 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
N ever. They have just received one of the most
extensive and desirab5c Stocks Of Foreign
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ever offered to the inhabitants of Monmouth County
Having the past season reduced their stock unusual
y low, which enables them to offer almost an entire
NEW STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS,
which have just been purchased at the present very
low prices. Their stock comprises, in part,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
of every description-piain plsid, striped and bro
cade Silks, OF all qualities; very large stock Of
Black Silk of the best make the market Ca produce.
Alpacas, Bombazines, Muslilsc dc Dege, Barege and
Challi de LANES, French Jaconett and Lawns plain
and figured Bareges embroidered and plain Cling
hams, Prints, &c.
.ho MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Cassimercs, Tweeds, Jeans, Yestings, pant
and coat Linens, of every style Bonds and Lucas
Stripes, in large quantities, together with very
heavy stock of Sheetings, both linen and cotton ;
Lurier and Cotton Pillow Case Mpslins, Shifting
Muslins, Table Diapers, Danlask fowelines, Elan
nels: Stripe Shirtings, &c,
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Hardware, Iron and Steel, China and
Glassware, Looking Glasses &c, &c.
Gg Those in want of goods in our line will find
1t to their advantage to give call before supply
ing themselves, our stock is complete in all its
various branches and greater bargains will be offer
ed than ever before known
D. NJ. s. r.. c. RUE.
3 Freehold May 16 1863 off
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DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving Welch & Carson's Hotel,
g1a@s


NhIsLIiVLD, N. J. n
A DAILY MAIL LINE OF STAGES FOR LONG
IA BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck linton
Falls and Eatontown, leaves the Hotel of WEIGH s
Carson, Freehold, on the arrival of the morning
trains from New York and Philadelphia. Returning,
leave Long Branch at A NJ.
daily mail line for TOMS RIVER, connecting
with other lines South, leaves Freehold the arrs
val of the morning trains Returning, leave Tom 5
River at A. NJ, and arrive in time for the 8 P. M
trains for New York and Philadelphia. ,4
daily line for SQUAN VILLAGE, passing thro'
Blue Bal, Farmingdac and Lower Squancum, leaves
Squan Village at IL o'clock A. NJ, and arrive in
Freehold in time to take the early lires for New
York and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Freehold
on the arrival Of the morning trains.
sg Passengers can be convyed to any part ofthS
County by these lines and their connection.
Freehold June 20, 1856 34-tf
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Lumber. Lime. Coal.

GUANO, SUPER-PH0SPHATE OF
LIME, &c, sc.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM THEIR
Il friends and thepubiie generally that they have
ad tesd to keep constantly on hand at Hog Back
Landing. rear Groveyle and about II a me from
the Saadhills Depot on the G. G. A. Railroad a gel
era 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 aid Feaclg. Cedar, Cypress and W
Piac Shing.es; Railing, Failing, Ceiling Lath, &c
LIME
Schuykll Lime of the best quality for Agricultu-
raj purposes, and Wood-burnt Lime at the kins for
Building pnrposes-constantly Oh hand and viii he
forwarded to order.
COAL.
Lehigh Coal Of the very best quality, and carefully
screened and prepared for use al the yard Fan-
lies about to lay in their winter stock may rely upon
getting prime article at reasonable price.
GUANO, SUPER-PH0SPIIATE OF LIME &c
Guano and Super-phoSphae of Lime are regarded
as exec ent fertilizers adapted to almost every crop,
and have been used with good success upon winter
grain and summer crops, and are recommended to
farmers with confidchcc-that upon trial they viii be
found satisfactory.
All the above mentioned artic'o; are offered for
sale reasonable terms for CASH or approved credit
Our motifs is, small profits and quick returns, aud
by fSonal attention to busisess aad fair dealing We
hope to me!tand receive share of pubic patronage
All orders directed to us at Groveville p o. or
sent ~ to SandlIils Depot by Railroad will be pune
tuay attended to and thankfully received.
35-tf J. L. d J HARMED
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SMITHS HOTEL,
NO. 222 BURNETT STREET,

Corner Of HIRAM, long hsown as BuH's Head,
NEW BRUNSWICK. N j.
Ohm WILLIAMS, FOR NUMBER OF YEARS
y principal assistant at Sles lIoiel (under the
management Of B. D Stelle Esq,,) would respectful
ly inform his friends aid acquahtances and the pub
lie generally that he has leased the above House
and taken upon himsc'f its entire management
Nothing has been omitted which will tend to secure
the comfort of the guests. The interior has beeu
fitted up with all the modern improvements Mr.
W. pledges himself to give eAtae satisfaction and
by untiring exerons do everything in his power to
merit the appreciation of his friends
A large and<conyenient Stable is attached to the
above House, and attentive osters in attendance
Sept. 26, 1885. 49-Gm
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n II y q u = y NAs
HENRY BROWN, Dentist,

.~r~.-. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI
t4STYs ems ofAlonmouth Co, and the public general
y that lie continues to practicchS profession in all its
branches Mr.. B has, for the past five years, been
engaged i'll furnishing teeth about quarter less
than is usually charged by other Dentists, and is
NOW furnishing the style of work which for
beauty, quality, OF ulity, cannot be surpassed.
Teeth inserted on God, Silver, or Aea's Patent
with contuous gums Oh pIatiae plate, Oh the most
reasonable terms, and warranted. Persons wanting
Artificial Teeth respectfully solicited to call be
fore making eng lgeneats elsewhere and if preferred
will wait Oh those who desire his services, (by adj
1essing him. at their own residences.
n. bah orders from any part Of the comfy by
mail or otherwise, viii be punctuay attended to-
Midd'etown Point, Aug 18TH 1855. 42-}m
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FREEHOLD & KEYPORT u. S.
Mail Stage Line,

i 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 exceptcd) at O'clock and Keyport on the
arrival Of the Boat from New York:
Fare through so cents.
As ole Of the subscribers Will take charge of the
Stage personally, they pledge themselves that every
care and attention viii 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 the risk Of the owLers
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, they respectfully solicit a continuances
DAVID C. CONOVER,
WILLIAM WHITE
October %, 1854 1-tf
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TO Builders.

THNHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED
u to furnish SASH and BLINDS at the shortest
notice and on the most eaSonab terms, in large or
small quantities, to suit purchasers Having followed
the buseSs for the last twenty years they nov
prepared, at the stand formerly occupied by E. W.
PAGE, with the NEWEST and most IMPROVED
MACHINERY for manufacturing SASH & BLINDS.
To all those in want of such articles we would say
give call before purchasing, and you shall find it
to your advantage. Application may be made either
at the BASIN. or at the HARDWARE STORE OF
TANNING & DUNN No. Ii East State Street, where
orders will be received and finished work kept cor
slantly on hand.
ISAAC DUNN & CO.
LII.
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For Sale.

HuE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
i Sale, his House and Lot situate in the village of
Ia Freehold on Main Street, ne the Methodist
L. Church The House is nearly new, the loca-
tioi pleasant, the property is ia good condition, and
viii be sold cheap. Apply to the subscriber, on the
premises. HENRY BERGEN.
Freehold, Oct. 8. 1865. Il
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Public Sale
.s1ai5l9a noF gW
V aIuabIe Real Estate.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS. COMMISSIONERS APP
Il POINTED by the Orphans Court of the county Of
Monmouth n j., WILL by virtue of an order Of said
Court sell Public Auction, to the highest bidder
i@ On Saturday, December list,
1855, at ONE o'clock, p NJ, between the hours of
u o'clock NJ and o'clock Z. NJ, of the day last
aforesaid, at the late residence of Eden B. Carrnan
dec in the township of Middetown, in said county,
all the following described Real Estate, to Wit
THE HOMESTEAD FARM
of Eden b. Carman, dec situate in said township Of
Mddletown, bounded northwardly by lands OF Jos.
Lufburrow, easterly by lands Of Thomas Taylor and
Joseph LAYTON southwark by land Of Andrew Win
ter aud the highway and by Luf burrow Mill Brook,
containing 100 acres, more or less
ALSO-0ne other Tract of Land situate in said
township of Midd!etown, bounded northward by land
of Joseph H. Smith eastward by land of Joseph Luff
burrow southward by Lutf burrows Mil Brook, and
land Of Jacob MeLale, westward by the Chapel Hill
Road, containing Is acres, more OF less.
Conditions OF sale made known at The tms and
place thereof by JOSEPH W. BORDEN,
HENP!Y AZ. THOMPSON,
WILLIAM v. C0N0yER,
October 3, 1855. Commissioners.
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Great Attraction.
Open Day and TTight.

nasu sTOWELL'S BOOT ANB SHOE STORE,
DHSV Freehold, New Jersey, where may be found a
EA1splendd assortment of Gentsenreas Boots and
Shoes; Fancy Caters of the latest styles. Carpet
Bags, Ladies Satchcls, Trunks, &c 4H
TO THE LADIES.
Particular attention laid to every variety of La
dies work. Caters, Morocco and Leather Boots,
Slippers Jenny Linds, BUsllins, Patent Leather Ties
French Ties and Shoes Of all description. M
splendid assortment always Oh hand or made to
order if desired.
Particular attention will be paid to repairing, and
goods warranted to give satisfaction Call and OK
anime for yourselves
Grocery Store. 32-tf
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SOME THING NEW
IF w EIRY LIN E..

WILL BE OPENED AT MY STORE IN SOUTH
w street. this day. for public inspection, the lar
acst and best selected assortment of Jewelry ever
before offered in Monmouth county. This stock has
been purchased from the best establishments in the
cities of New York, Phiade phia, and Newark and
win be found to contain in every department articles
of the latest style of manufacture My assortment
tconsists Of Ladies, and Gents Breastpns, Finger
Rings, Ear Rings, Gold Pens, with Cold and SILVER
falda,S Gold and Silver Tooth-Picks Long and
Round Coral Gold Sleeve Buttons, Studs, ArmIets
for Infants, Thimbles, Eye Protectors large assort
snent of i
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ROME INDUSTRY.
59a. i CONNER'S b.
United States Typo Foundry,

Nos. %, 81 and SO BEEKAlAN Street, New York
Printing Inks. Presses, COMPOSING Sticks Stand
ing Presses Self hiking Machines Gttlleys shoottpq
Sticks, Leads Furniture, Roller Nolds, Brass Rule,
Metal Rule. Metal Furniture, Lead Cutters Leg and
Proof Brushes, Imposing Stones, ChaseS, Gases,
Role, Stocks, Planers, Shears Candlestieks Bronze
Powt1ers, Saws, &c, &c.
TO PRINTERS. AM. PUBLISHERS =
The undersigned beg to inform the Trade that
they have recently issHed their New Quarto Speei-
men, and that it is now ready for delivery to their
old patrons as well as to all who patronize their
Foundry. Parties wishing to purchase, and wishing
our Specimen Book can have the same sent by mali
by enclosing rs cents in postage stamps. In it
will be found series of Faces from Pearl to Plea,
surprising, if possible, their celebrated series OF
Scotch Cut Faces
The Fancy Type Department exhibits unsur-
passable variety of beautiful styles selected from
France, Germany, and England
The scripts and Bordering are now for the first,
presented to the Printing Public, and are the produc-
tons of the best American and European artists.
An entire new series of German Faces, both for
Newspaper and Job Printing, of very superior STYLE
is now completed and on sac.
Eectrotyping and stereotyping in all their branch
cs. Type Copper-faced to order.
Every article required by Printers constantly kept
on hand, and furnished to order.
The metal from which our Type is made, will be
found peculiarly adapted to the severe usage of Ma
chine Press Printing
They beg to return thanks for past favors, ana tc
solicit continuance Their well Sn@wn liberal mar
er of doing business for the past thirty years. is
guarantee to patrons of their disposition and
ability not to allow themselves be surpassed for
fair dealing, whether orders are by letter other
wise.
N D Proprietors of Newspapers are requested to
insert the above three times provided they will trade
out three times the amount of their respective bills
in materials Of our manufacture and forward US one
copy of the paper containing the advertisement.
JAMES CONNER & SONS.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-11-21
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IL d. VLIET, formerly of the firm of Vliet &
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 es
tablishmcnt, assuring them that he 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 ~ 2T-1y