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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-10-17

tered. Pure alcohol did not freeze but
got thick.
On the 4th of June, 1855, party went
out in command of Mr.. Nc Gardy along up
the East coast of Smiths Sound, where in
latitude 70 -, they met tremendous
glacier, whose face extended northward
as far as 80 30, perfect mountain of ice.
Here they found the depot which had been
destroyed by the bears; indeed it was al
most impossible to construct caches which
the bears would not break, and even large
Jumps Of the red granite rock, which ten
men would place as a cover, would be
shattered by one stroke Of the bears paw.
The only things which were secure from
them were the tin cans of provisions frozen
hard, and even these they have been
known to tear open. On one occasion a
bear surprised party in a tent, when
their firearms were in tent outside; but
while Bruin was devouring their proyis-
ions, Mr.. Bonsall reached gun and shot
him. AS method of revenge, they par
took of his liver, but were nearly killed
by the poison-the cuticc came off. This
was>a species of white bear.
We reached the open water at Uperna-
wish, on the 9th of August, and learned
that "a Danish vessel had just departed;
we intended to take passage for Copenha-
gen, and were waiting for an opportunity
when Capt. Harstein's expedition arrived
there, having gone up to latitude 70 Sc.
and found that we had left. If he had
left. If he had been one day later, we
should have gone to England, and have
been much delayed on our return. We
started for Godhaven, Disco, on the 18th
of September.
ngA The State Bank at Camden has
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-10-17
Prepare for Winter!
THE
Place to Buy Stoves.

A I. MANNING HAS JUST RECEIVED THE
IN largest and best assortment of COOKING
PARLOR, and OFFICE STOVES for Coal and Wood
that has ever been offered in any town in the county
OF Monmouth, and can sell them CHEAPER than
ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT in the county
Il have got the Best Cooking Stove
for Wood that be produced in the United States
challenge the World to beat it for Cooking Beauty
Economy, and durability. This celebrated Stove
cannot be bought in any other establishment in the
county, except A. I. Mannings Stove Store in South
street, Freehold,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-10-17

~ Our readers will pardon us this week
for not having our usual supply of editorial
and news items. The proceedings of the
Democratic Convention and the return of Dr.
KANE will, no doubt, be interesting to many.
Several articles are deferred until next week
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-10-17
q The Standard of last week saws !

q The Standard of last week says 3
"We learn that Hon. Lewis c. Levin, Of
philadelphia, and Capt. Joseph A. Yard, Of
Freehold, had a dispute in regard to the
American question, on board the Amboy
steamboat on Monday last, in which Mr.. LIE
vim spat in the face Of Capt. Yard
"The latter followed his assailant to Phila-
delphia, and it is believed that a duel will be
the result" VERY doubtful.
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For Sale.

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE
Il Sale, his House and Lot situate in the village of
Ia Freehold, on Main Street, the Methodist
- Church. The House is nearly new, the loca
ton pleasant, the property is in good condition and
will be sold cheap Apply to the subscriber on the
premises HENRY BERGEN
Freehold Oct 8 1856 IF
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Englishtown Lyceum.

This byceum meets every "Wednesday eve
ming, in the village of Englishtown Theques-
ton for discussion on Wednesday evening,
Oct "a, will be-
Is it necessary to educate the Female sex
equally as well as the Male ~ s $50
VIM T. HOFFMAN, Sec.
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October 8, 1856.
Information Wanted.

INFORMATION Is WANTED OF ELIZABETH
Il CHlTTlCK, who left Henry Shocks near Free
hold, N j. about four months since She was in the
employ of Mr.. S. at the time of her departure and
left her trunk, Clothes and wages Since then moth
ing has been heard of her. and if any person knows
OF her whereabouts. they will please communicate
the fact to this Office, to Mr.. Henry Smock or to
her brother. CHRISTOPHER CHITTICK, at Old
Bridge, N ].
- Papers throughout the State will confer a IA
vor by noticing the above. G. G.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-10-17
MONMOUTH co. DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION.

The Convention met at Freehold, on Satur-
day, the 18th inst, and was called to order
by VIM H. CoNovER, Esq., President of the
last Convention. ANTHONY w. RECK-
LESS, Of Shrewsbury, was unanimously elect
ed as President, and A. r. THRocKMoRroN and
e, l. PITCHER, Secretaries. sa
Mr.. M. Taylor moved, that one Vice Pres
Ment from each township be appointed which
was agreed to, and the following persons APP
pointed =
Upper Freehold Robert w. WINS.
Milestone Elias G. Clayton.
Manalapan-Samue Vaughn.
Freehold Daniel II. Ellis.
Marlboro'-Chas I'll. Conoyer. s
Raritan-Jonathan l. Holmes.
Middletown--JosephJ Thompson.
Atlantic-Joseph G. Hyers
Shrewsbury-Mchae Taylor ~
Ocean-Geo. A. Tator
Howell-Austin H. Patterson.
Wall-Elas r Haight. E.
Henry S. Little Esq, Of Raritan offered
the following resolutions "a
ResoIred, That nominations of candidates
be made in open Convention, before the Cen
trail Committee be appontedto report ticket
Resolred, That each candidate be requested
to state in open Convention, either in person
or in writing, whether he isa member of any
secret political organization, and that such
statement be made before the Central Cons
mittee'is appointed
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Temperance Convention.

The Monmouth Co. Temperance Convention
will meet in this village on Saturday next, at
IL o'clock M. for the purpose of forming a
Ticket. !
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Das- Hon. CHARLES SHELTON, of the U. S.
House of Representatives, will please accept
our thanks for very valuable Public Docu;
ment.
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For Sale.

TTHREE PLEASURE WAGONS, ONE CARRY
Il all Wagon One Sulkey, One set Double Harness
one set Single Harness, Five Hundred Peach Bias
kets, &c, &c, by WA. WALTON.
Freehold October g. 1855
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BE- On the first page of this paper will be
found the Report of the Monmouth County
Bible Society, which we publish by request
and for the good of the cause. 1t is rather
long, but will, no doubt, be interesting to most
of our readers.
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A. t. MANNING, Ag't.
TIN WARE

large assortment of Tin-Ware always on hand,
and any article made to order, repaired at short
notice. Tin Roofing done in the best manner, and
on reasonable terms. Cutters and Leaders put up.
s7- Old Iron Rags, Copper and Brass taken in
trade, at the market price.
Freehold Oct TO- 1855 If
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-10-17

Freehold, Monmouth County n ] y
is IN my possession which the owner can have bv
plying to Mr. PYLE Conductor on the Freehold and
Jamesburg Railroad by application to the sub>cri
Der on the Camden and Amboy Railroad or at Bor-
dentown-al necessary expenses to be paid
October 8, 1855 3t
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bA- The Corner Stone of the State Normal
School was laid in Trenton, on Tuesday of last
week.
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SIM TTH'S
PHILADELPHIA Xxx ATE.

THESUBSCRIBER HAS BEEN APPDfgrEb
4 Agent for thssale of Robert Smiths celebrated
ALE, for Freehold and vicinity. Orders, bV the
barrel or half barrel, promptly filed Terms cash
on delivery. WM. NI{DDTEToN
Freehold, Oct. 10, 1856 Nv
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

or REAL ESTATE-BY VIRTUE OF AN OR
~ der the Orphans Court of the county of Mon
mouth, made in the term of September, 1855. the
subscriber Administrator of the estate of Moses
Mount, late OF the township of Freehold dec, will
sell at PUBLIC VENDUE, on Saturday the 9th day
Of November Text, at the Hotel of David C. Conoyer
in the village of Freehold between the hours of y
and o'clock, 7. NJ, of said day, all that lot Of
WOODLAND AND MARI, PITS
late the property of said decd. containing acres
more less, adjoining lands of Geo Gordon. and DR.
Jos. Thompson
October 3, 1855. IS
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Wing County Convention.
The Wing County Convention meets in this
village on Saturday next
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&AR

and all other articles in my lire, to which additions
win constantly be made Purchasers will, therefore
always find good and cheap an article here AZ can
be found anywhere.
Clocks, and Watches,
carefully repaired, and warranted. Clocks always on
hand, for sale
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed respectfully solicit a continuance Of The
same. JAMES NJ. HOPPER
Freehold, Oct 10, 1856 If
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ngA The State Bank at Camden has
declared dividend of 6 per cent.
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Fields Exrnre sc

A PACKAGE OF IMPORTANCE, FROM CAL
IA fornia marked
HERBERT S. ROSEO
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SOMETHING NEW
IN THE
J F w ELRY LIN T..

WILL BE OPENED AT MY STONE III SOUTH
w street, this day, for public inspection tile st
gest and best selected assortment Of te8slfg eyer
before offered in Monmouth county, This stock has
been purchased from the best establishments in he
cities of New York. Philadelphia, and Newark, and
will be found to contain in every department sfii@es
Of the latest style Of manufacture. Ny assortment
consists Of Ladies' and Gents Bfeastbi1s finger
Rings Ear Rings, Gold Pens, with Gold and Silver
holders, Gold and Silver Tootl-Picks, Lang AID
Round Coral, Gold Sleeve Buttons, Studs, AfBets
for Infants Thnbles, Eye-Proectors D large ass1ft
ment Of
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-10-17

FOB PRINTING EXECUTED WITH NEATNEss
y and despatch, and on reasonable terms, by apply
ing at this Office
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-10-17

which will be produced in style Of magnifcence up-
surpassed by any travelling exhibition, the manaeer
having spared reither pains nor expense in making
this the Ne plus Ultra of performances in the cir
&C. rms piece will be presented with all the splen
doris of the Arcua as performed at the princinal
Theatres in the cities of New York and Philadelplia
where it had a successful run Of upwards of l50
nights 1t reed only to be seen to be appreciated
This Company will exhibit at HIGHTSTOWN. on
the 2Ith. FREEHOLD, on the 25th EATONToWN
on the 26th and KEYP0RT on the 9th Of Oct,,ber
EBERT BAXTER, Agent.
October 10, 1855. 3w
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-01
THE MOST WONDERFUL
iscovery of the Age.

TNHS remarkable preparation contains alcoholic slim
ulcnt, essential oil, unhealthy drug It does
not color the hair but acts upon the secrens and
tive organs to supply the former with the necessary
colorng matter, and upon the latter TO completely
restore their impaired lost functions. All This the propr
has right say, for u has done all this for him. At
the age Of thrtyseven he gray the OF
enty, and his hair nearly all fallen of; but he has
abundant CROP and person woud imagine that he
had gray hair; and his hair is soft and pabe
though bad been recently oiled This is not Isolated
case it has done the Tor many Others the following
certificates abundantlY prove
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sr pm Ian 1 fe5S

ST. PAUL, Jan. ], lS5o.
Prof o. J. wood-Dear Sir: Unsolicited send you this
certificate. After being nearly bald for long time, and
having tried all the hair esoraves extant and having
faith In any, induced, hearing of yours TO give it
trial. placed myself in the hands Of barber and had
my rubbed with good stiff brush and the Restorative
then applied and well rubbed in till the scalp all glow.
This repeated every morning, and in three weeks the
young hair appeared and grew rapidly from August last up
the present tine and is black, thick and strong
and pleasant to the TOUCH whereas before was harsh
aad why what little there Of a. and thas little dis
appearing very rapidly. still your Restorative about
twice week. and shall have good and perfect crop
hair. Now have read Of these things-and who has
not2-but have hitherto any in which
persons hair really benefited by the aid OF the hair
tonic &C. Of the day. and really gives pleasure TO
record the result Of my experience. have recommended
your preparation 20 Others aud already large and
general sale throughout the Territory. The people here
its effects and have confidence in it. All who have used
here will coincide with in what have written. The
supply you sent the wholesale agents OF the Territory
already exhausted and daily inquiries male for it,
You deserve credit for your discovery for one, return
you my thanks for the benefit has done for certainly
ad despairtd long, long ago OF eecpg any such
u Congratulate you that your fortune (and large oDe)
is already made
Yours hastily W. BOND.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-09-01
COMES, FANS AND FANCY GOODS.
WILLIAM TASKER,

INVITES the attention of Southern and Western Mer
chants TO his stock OF Fans Combs HAIR Tooth and
Nail Brushes Ladies' Retcues, Perflmey Soaps, Porte
Monnaies Jet and Bead Bracelets, Pocket Books, Dress
Buttons fms and Needless Hooks and Eyes, Watch Guards,
Wax Coral and Glass Beads Necklaces &C. India Rubber
Combs, Canes, Balls and Toys of every description. Scs
sors Razors and Cutlery, Gold and Gilt Jewey Accor
deems and Yons including general and very large stock
Of English French and German Fancy Goods which will be
sold the very lowest prices for CASH APPROVED PAPER
Orders by letter selected and put up the best
aff-cit WILLIAM TAsKER, 10 Park Place, New York.
- P. S.-Please cut this out. my5-dly
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IRON the 18th Instant 70 the LIST OF June the rates ~
4 Freight from Charleston and Savannah to Nashvine will
FIRST CLASS.
Books and ationery Boots, Shoes and Hats Bottled liz
Canphine and Spirits Turpentiue in casks and barrels
Csrpeting. '
China, Glass and Glass Ware Cigars in cases, Clocks
Confectionery cutlery In boxes and cases. Dry Goods In
Drugs Fruit Trees and shrubbery, Furs, Garden Seeds
Looking Glasses and Looking Glass Plates Eat owners
oyster, 10 cans and jars saddl'ry, Tin Ware Teas and
SECOND CLASS.
Hardware, Except Cutlery" Heavy Castings and Ma
Foreign Liquors in barrels pipes Cordage Tobacco in
boxes Carriage Springs and Axes Leather rolls and box
es Oils in barrels casks Crockery ard Queensware in
crates and casks ee Zinc, Whiting Plaster Of Paris kc
SPECIAL RATES. ~ ~
Boxes Furniture Piano Fortcs Carriapes ssoxsd ~ .d
other light articles enumerated Also Carboys Of Acids
will De taken at actual weight but charged double class
Arc not enumerated to be charged at rate, q a ~
alagous articles.
From lst June to 1st Of December they viii be changed
as follows.
lst Class as above, per 100 bs...............sl2
Special rates :..,. iS
Merchants shipping from the Eastern cities will find this
the cheapest as well as the most expedtousrOue Freghs
from New York and Philadelphia Charleston and sayan
nah; ranges from to II per cubic foot according to
Glass and character Of vessels.
As the Railroad Companies Of Charleston and Savannah
have discontinued the Receiving and Forwarding Mer-
eandse 10 win be necessary to cOnsgu to Commission Mer-
chants at those points.
Shippers may rely upon strict adhereRce the above
rates. II. I. ANDERSON, Supt
janll-u N Q. X r.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No shipments entitled 10 the above each and
every package has the Of the Depot of delivery
the initials n & c. X. r. plainly marked upon it.
'1 HLA
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
IN and after This date the Articles as enumerated below
" viii be through Charleston and savannah at tho
prices anixfd 20 each articie
tobacco, bhds y 100 observation-disclosures. Soc
fofk IN bDai q lup hs-. ''....-sS1 90
Eaggng aud Rope, y 100 Ibs...................1 90
.. II. I. ANDERSON, Sup't
y1-u ~. 4 c. Railroad
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100000 COPIES.
Steam Boat Disasters on the
Western Waters,

AND STEAM BOAT DIRECTORY.
TIHE undersigned have in Of preparation,
i new steam Boat Sirec tOry. which will be
issued in October next The book will contain two hun
dred pages illustrated in the best style Hn neatly bound
IN durable II will be OF The most interest
ing books ever published, and will be book that VIII be
interesting to all classes Of people. The STEAM BOAT
ali the Steam Boats now ahoat IN the Western snd South
Waters. The length model speed power and tonnage
Of each boat where and by whom built the name Of The
boat with the trade she in. Also, the Of Captains
and officers her age, &C., 40. The Directory viii contain
History Of steam Boats and Steam Beating the Western
Waters, since the application OF seam Also askech OF the
first boat built for the Ohio river, with tie name Of the
builder commander and owner. 49,
The River DIRECTORY viii contain list and description Of
all the steam EEOat Disasters that have occurred
on the Western and Southern Waters, beautifully Illustrated
with s Of ali those who have persisted by their burning
sinking and exploding, the Western and SJuthe Waters
The DIRECTORY WILL CONTAIN MAPS Of the Ohio,
Mississippi, Missouri Illinois, Arkansas White Red Qua
chs YsEoo and other rivers with the Towns and Cities
laid down, with distances, also, many other River
and Commercial items Of interest the people large
The book viii contain the cards Of the various T. s. Mail
Boats, with the trade they are IN &C. &c The Directory
will also contain compile list Of all the responsible Steam
Boa; Licensed ocers their places Of residence &c the
steam Boat Law, is requirements, with comments
showing wherein it benefits The incompetent officer and in
ures the competent oeer, &C. and all the important u g.
supreme Court Steam Boat Decisions up 20 date the Rates
and important Commercial Privileges Bills Of Ladin i'm
portant Decisions OF the various T. s Courts 10 regard 10
Freights Lest aud Damaged, &e, with many other things
The Directory win be ilustratedn the best style and
printed in the best The author has for SIX years
the numerous steamboat disasters the Western and
Southern Waters aud intends publishing them "a book
foru The price % the work win pnt she log Of
One Dollar Ten thousand copies will be issued for the
boaten and others desoas Of subscribing will have 70 do
50 az once as none viii printed unless ordered Ia adj
vance The work Is destined 70 crcilatso %
EIGHTY THOUSAND copies the publishers recev-
ing large numbers subscribers mail fom an psrs q
country daily Sore Of The Oldest b0aiu1en, vel
scientific Of the times, ntibuors tothe
steamboat Directory.
80 By RENTING dollar to J. T. LIftYBk co. you
villa reeeive copy 0f the ahoye work The work VII be
issued ia October. Agents AZ New Orleans Measphb,
LOUIS LogisFc, Pttsbarg. Wheeling and Cincinnati, will
wait uTon the steam beat comgaauders. .a
All kttcEs should be addressed 20
JAS. 7. LLOYD 3 Co,
jeS-n sr Cincinnati. Ohio.
s4r- Capt D. FARNsWoRTH will receive sulsoTip-
lions Ia Nashville aud hy nail
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Bancroft, Belts & Marshall,
CHARLEsTON, $. G.
CIRCULAR FOR FALL OF 1885.

{ITE desire a sa the attention Of friends and ths
w buyers o. Dry Goods thr ughout the West and South
wet 10 attractions for the fan sales Of The present
year.
Our business well orgsniEed and arranged, that
better ahe than before, 70 supply the trade
with large aud attractive stock.
our own anspsrfa lions WI supply oar For.
eyIs Department Hi.h al the and desirable fabrics
from the European u1rcslecfed By one OF the house.
resident ia EuroPsand @ be parirAry adapted 70 our
market
OaF Domestic and staIr Goods Deparsnents via be sup
piled with an the leading styles Of Goods.
4 a. heieve zkuogedsed TACT that oar stock has
always Of the largest AID most attractive IN this
eaantry ao believe hat the best buyers have be-
eone convinced that systen % SHORT PROFITS AND
PROMPT PAY . he most sad factory.
inyte atisutioR 81 AL buyers 20 cur Large
and A ftraeEive Stor hs bot Es-a The distinct IN
essandIrg hat sell goods only for cash, good notes
payable IL al casss az BANK. u. 2s-
We shal f0r this date foraar ADOPT Few plan n con-
nacti0n uish oar Dossstc Goods DsPartment We shall
keep fu aad compi-ie assortnent Of beacheds Brown
ana srsd Coton 0ols vhich VII be sod only tf nstt
Cash Our osect IL tbs i 10 supply usse Goods Gs loo
a @y are ~ cash houses n The Northern Cities In
order u leaf lhis feature of busDes4 Ne only ask
smp1rsou Of cash prices with uue prices and thea We
Ill cave he d-cei1n % She purchaser.
F4 he three year, sxpercnee since The establishment
AZ cur business cnahsa shs condensy 70 m
Vie asnion and papA Tor hasness beeying
tat ue olsr inaccaents ssad . - Hoass - As eoun
- 2o9 ASH al KING sfkEEf,
JxInS, ISIS. fly9-trw9ml cHaHlEsrox, s. Q.
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Ty0Hg SALE orr RENT have desra- erfeA
JIG bic house Lower Market street. Tor sale o. ~
rent the house containing four rooms IN the mAn 81
building with cellar, dnipgroon. kitchen ADD All neeessA-
~ cut buiidngs Any uiFhing comfortable residence
and one the business pari q he city, should
r. A. BALLowR, Geng Agt,
far .-.f No. u DeadeTick street.