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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-02-14

BY SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY.
VXTITH A SET OF ACCOUNT BOOKS TO BE
w used by the learner iawriting up the Exam
pies for practice contained 1.-THE Bookkeeping and
"a Key for Teachers containing their solution by IRA
MAYHEM, A. NJ The publishers would respectfully
call the attention of Teachers School Officers and the
friends of education generally, to this work, which
has been strongly recommended by the principal
Booll-keepers of extensive business houses in New
York by the Superinteadeatof Common Schools for
the City and County of Neaf orlS by the Principal
of the New York Free Acadeay by the Principals OF
the Public Schools generally aud of all the Ward
Schools in the City and County of New York; by the
Principals of all the Public Schools of the Cities OF
Brooklyn and Williamsburg and by the teachers
generally of other schools, both public and private
to whose knowledge it has been brought
Such unanmity and strelgth of testimony, inclu-
ding the Principals of all these three Cities, is npre-
cedented; and STILL this work has been received
with equal favor l,ereuer 1t has become kaoc hay
ing been introduced into the schools of large num-
Der of cities and towns in every part of the United
States within the brief SPACE of three months from
disqualification, including several female colleges in
as many different States, the igh-schooIs of large
number of Cities and almost incredible number Of
academies and common schools, scattered through
fifteen States twill be ot&erved Also that Teach
ers who have tested this aoorA an the schoooon bear
the strongest and most cordial testimony in its favor
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-02-14

My pupils like the book No class works more
cheerfly or profitable than that which follows his
practical examples making the calculations and ar
raging them accurately, in husiness-like forum.
HEDGas, Principal Select and commercial School
Newark. n.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-02-14

1t is an excellent book for discipline
and should be in use in every District School, both
in the City and Country 3 BALDWIN, A. NJ, and
O. STEWART, Teachers of Select School, Monroe,
Mich.
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For Rent.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR RENT FROM
the LIST of April next the above tie Oyster Sa-
loon of Abuer 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 and has been used for several years past
by the Sons of Temperance. Enquire of
DAVID g. DANSER.
January 81. 1855. I4-2w
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Mayhew's Practical Bookkeeping is capital work.
1t is well fitted for use in our common schools in New
York, and cordially recommend its Introduction
both here and elsewhere. THoMAs K. FoubKEj Prin-
cpal Ward School No IA; N n
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-02-14

Admirably adapted to meetthe wants of scholars
of both sexes it is the only work that suits my views
as calculated fer Young Ladies.
1t is adopted the Textbook bn the subject in this
institution.-JoHN B. NEwAsN M. d., President
Harrodsburg Female College,ky.
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w anted.

w ANTED-To RENT, A SMALL HOUSE IN
wv this village. or apartments in a largenone, with
- privilege of Kitchen Hall, and part of garden
One on Throckmorton street, or that vicinity,
would be preferable Enquire at this Office
January 81 1855. 13-tf
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Just Received.

A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF STONE. CHINA,
IA and variegated Yellow Ware,--the most superb
cGs1 article ever before offeredin Monmouth coun-
- ty and for sale cheap, at the Grocery Store of
CONNOLLY & HIGGINS.
Freehold, January 81, 1856. 13-tf
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M on ey, M o n ey.
Board of FreehoIders

N0TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That special
Meeting of the Board of Chosen Freehoders, Of the
county Of Monmouth, win be he'd at the Court
House, in FREEHoLD on THURSDAY the 18th day
of February instant, (1S55) to consider the repair Of
damages done to the Court House by the late fire.
and such other business as may properly come be-
fore said Board.
by order Of the Directors
JsPATTERSON, Clerk.
February 1875 TX DIV
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New Y orlx Markets.
[coRREcrED wEBKLY.l
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1916 ?: M.

hAOtND4A : !, = 'y - = - ~
p1a1rR Floor for.export, for common to gooc
- sold 81 sssS 25 IS 50 Western, So So
DIal's H. ,Sanesee Sl0 50-snd $12 for extra
Wy eR "a Wheat-saIes of Canadian were made a
~ as san,hern white 81 90 torn-Y GLOW, 81
q 90 o. rye dull at 81 % Oats. 55c Soc for Jer
~ Y--For shipping soc, 90. per Ivy 6 IDS i,
s4s,ass s14 Is $I4 81, and new prime, 81 8 Is
Sew nf Prime mess, $21 to 1927 so. Shoulders 81
Be s- SAC loo for prime IN barrels, and 10 "a
"a kegs
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First Premium on Clothing.

WILLIAM L PATTERSON Il SON,
MERCHANT TAILORSt FREEHOLD NEW JER-
1kl sey beg leave to call the attention of their
Qo merous patrons to well selected stock of Seas
TIA enable Goods among which may at all times be
HG found a general assortment of CLOTHS, CAss-
MERs, TwEEDs and VEsrINGs of the best quality and
grade-an entire stock just purchased and seec-
ted from the best houses in New York. Also, in adj
diton to the above, good assortment of CoLLARs,
CRAvATs, and HANDKERCHIEFs, which will be sold at
astonishy low prices.s
SUITS OF CLOTHES made at the shortest notice. and
in workmanlike manner, and upon as reasonable
accommodating terms any other Tailoring Estab-
lshlnent in the county The very best of Trimmings
put in garments.
Cutting done in the most fashionable style.
Clothes Repaired and Cleaned with neatncss
All country produce from Farmers such as Wood,
Grain, &c, taken in exchange for work.
We believe it unnecessary to say anything of our
abilities as workmen, deening long established
putation and the fact Of our having awarded to at
the late agricultural Fair Of our county the First
Premium for Clothing, better evidence than any we
Offer save work, which the public are at all
times invited to call and examine
Thankful for past fayors, we hope to receive con-
tinuance of the same
W6I i. PATTERSON & son.
! October 25 1854-1--1y Opposite Court House
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Maghews Practical Boolz-keepiAgis better adapt
ed, in my Judgment, to the ordinary business of the
great majority Of the people Of our country than any
treatise that has hitherto beenIused x
feel greatly disposed to favor its use-JosEPH Nc
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gekoeEKfFs3

usually to be found in country Store
With an extensive Stock of
Hardware, Earthen and Stoneware,
&C., Also
Boots and Shoes of every kind
To fit the foot and suit the mind.
All Of which they will sell for Cash at first Cost.
Persons wishing to buy bargains would do wen to
avail themselves Of this favorable opportunity
intend to sell cheap for the g Rocks.
Also a very seperior lot of Cedar and Pine Boards
PlGnks &C.;
ARMSTRONG & COMBS.
Blue Ball, JANUARY "a 1866
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November s, 1856 /
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MARRIAGES.

Courtship is the poetry of life.
But marriage is the sober prose-
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Prepare for Winter!
STOVES! STOVES! STOvES!!

AS Good as The Best g. Cheap as Tie Cheapest,
NEIARLES L0UNSBERRY WOULD CALL THE
~ attention of his numerous customers and the pub
xifa lie to gereral'and well se,ected assortment
81 of Stoves among which may be found the
- following varieties = st
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AuCti0neer.
Attention All!
MaclEerel, Shad,

.a~sSsmsa Goldfish, Picked AND FRESH
Pork, Hams, Shoulders, Smoke Beef &c
&c of all qualities for sale cheap at the Grocery
Store Of
November s. 1861 2-tf
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COLLECTORS Notice.

THE COUNTY COLLECTOR WILL MEET THE
a Township Collectors at the hotel of David C.,
Conoyer, in Freehold, on TUESDAY, the 25th of De.
climber, 1854. 10 receive the county tax Not less
than two-tliirtls ofithe money must be current.
PIERSON HENDRICKSON,
COUNTY COLLECTOR.
November Is, 1854 SOW :
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Potatoes.

IT AM NOW PAYING FROM THREE 10 TEN
Il Shilngs Cash, per bushel, according to quality,
for Potatoes delivered at the Freehold Depot
G. w HENDRICKSON
JANUARY "a; 1856. 134tf
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TERMS or PUBLICATION.
TERMS or PUBLICATION.
One Copy, one year, 81 SO
Six Copies, one year, 8 90
Twelve Copies, one year; Is 90
Twenty Copies, one year, "a 90
-LET IT BN KEMtiMBERED

Ell LET IT BE REMEMBERED
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 much better
adapted to the tastes and interests of citizens gen
ery and the instrstion of their children in partieu
lar, than those Of any city paper they can get.
IL All orders must be accompanied by Cash. or
THY will not meet attention.
EgsPostmasters and Merchants are requested to
act as Agents.
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Reed's OYSTER Saloon.

TIME SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE-FITTED HIS
4 Oyster Saloon, is now prepared to accommodate
"a l~,his friends and the public, in @Szap
&X kssS/ manner unsurpassed by any 9th @zAS3e
w. er in the county. 1t is his inten- -
ton during the Winter to keep hand at all times
Oysters, Terrapin and Game of all descriptions, to
serve them up in every style.
Thankful for past fayors he respectfully solirits
Continuance of the same. All REED
: October 25, 1854 T-tf
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Winter Stock Of /.
D. g. PERRlNA FREEHOLD:


TIE CHEAPEST STORE q BEST GOODS.
IN G. PERRINE HAVING NOW IN STORE
1Js the largest Stock of Goods in the County, late
ly purchased from the Auction Rooms in New York
at the EXTREME Prices, comprising all the most
desirable goods wanted, will now sell at SMALLER
PROFITS than other House..
His Stock will be renewed every week with Goods
from the last importations
am now selling English Merinos, double width
from and to shillings per yard, and French Me
rinos at g.
Cloths, Casimeres, and mems wear, from 20 to 4Q
per cent less than usual Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps and Ready Made Clothing, in large quantities
Groceries, Drugs, Medicines, Paints and Oils, Hard
ware Irion and Steel Crockery Ware, Looking Glass
es and Carpets, and Oil Cloths, Carriage Trimmings
Wagon Stuff, &c, &c
Grass Seed, Clover and Timothy, in large quaint
ties Merchants can be supplied with Grass Seed
and other Merchandise, as low they can PURCHASE
elsewhere for cash d. G. PERRINE.
Freehold Oct 25 1854. 1-tf
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On Wednesday last near Stlwels Corner, Miss
LOUISA VANNOTE, daughter Of John and Sarah
Vannote, aged Is years
In this village, on Thursday morning last, GEORGE
infant son of Joha and zabeth Cubberly aged about
months
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New Saddle & Harness

MANUFACTORY IN FREEHOLD.
Ct0wDRICK, TRUAX & LA8BERTsON, WOULD
~ respectfully inform the public thatthey are now
Gzn prepared to manufacture Harness, at their new
g5 establishment in Freehold in as neat and, sub
stantial manner, and at prices as liberal as
they can be had elsewhere. Allorders will be thank
fully received and promptly executed.
Harness, Saddles, Brides Whips, Trunks Horse
Brushes, Cards and Curry Combs CONSTANTLY on hand
Fly Nets, Buffalo Roles, Horse Blankets, and
Bells in their seasons b.
Those Of our fric4ds who Git to favor us with a
call will fina Us IN the shop formerly occupied BY
Ralph Hnlse, al a Hat Store.
sY Orders from a distance will bo puGctuay at
tended to.
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
determination to give Substitution in all cases, will
merit continuance Of public favor.
J. B. .C0WDRICK,
CHARLES TRUAX,
DAVID LA8BERTS0N.
Octoher Ok 1874 -izff
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Let nought prevail agaisnt you, nor
disturb. your cheerful faith.
Difficulties are whetstones to sharpen
our fortitude.
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TUsT PUBLISHED, AN ILLUSTRATED De
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from the latest and most authentic sources. Embel
lished with about 200 Engravings and Maps of Eu-
ropean and Asiatic Russia The whole complete in
large octave volume of about 700 pages elegantly
and substantially bound Retail price, $3.
This work has. been several years in preparation,
and WILL it is believed meet in the fullest accepta
ton of the word the want SO universally felt for rei
able information the history and internal reSour
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Asia but of which far less is known than OF any
other European nation.
~ Also, a deeply interesting volume entitled,
4The Remarkable Adventures Celebrated Persons,
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ST 25.
The subscriber publishes anumber ofmost valuable
Pictorial Books, very popular, and of such a moral
and religious influence) that while good men may
safely engage in their circulation they will confer
public benefit, and receive fair compensation for
their labor.
To men of enterprise and tact, this business
offers an opportunity for profitable employment sell
dom to be met with
E Persons wishing 10 engage iu their sale, will
receive promptly by mail, circular containing full
particulars with Directions to persons disposed to
act as Agents z together with terms on which they
will be furnished by addressing the subscriber post
paid. ROBERT SEARS, PUBLsHEk;
January II, 1866 1871 William ST.
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Drugs, Medicines,

L phene, Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid, Camphene
Szand Fluid Lamps Wicks, Lamp Globes, Spices,
Horse Medicines &c, &C.. for sale by A. WALK
Err, Druggist and Apothecary, Freehold. Agent for
Doctors Jayne, Wright MCntock, Rose, Brandreth,
&e.y&e A. WALKER.
: October 25. 1854 1A3m
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lss.sz A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALL KINDS
f Of Teas of superior quality, just received
- (which we are selling at extremely low prices
Call at the Grocery Store Of
CONNOLLY &, HIGGINS.
November s, 1854 off
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Freehold 81 .KEYPORT U. S.
Mail Stage Line.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
i inform the public that they still continue their
Stage Line from Freehold to Keyport, leaving the
Hotel of D. c. Conoyer in this village, every morning
Sunday excepted) at 5 o'clock, and Keyport on the
arrival of the Boat from New York
Fare through so cents. y
AS one of the subscribers will take charge of the
Stage personally they pledge themselves that every
and attention viii be paid passengers and their
baggage They earnestly solicit, and will endeavor
to merit, share Of public patronage.
All Bundles and Packages entrusted to their care
viii be faithfully attended to- but all baggage must
be at the risk of the owners.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed, they respectfully solicit a continuance.
DAVID. G. C0NOKER,
WILLIAM WHITE.
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SQUAN VILLAGE & FREEHOLD
Stage Line.

I'm AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th.
" inst, the subscriber will run "a daily lire of
Stages from Squan Village to Freehold, connecting
with the Freehold and Jamesburg Agricultural Rail-
road as follows:
Leave squan Village at S o'clock, A. NJ, connect.
ing with the train for New York, Philadelphia, and
Intermediate Stations, at o-45, A. NJ.
RETURNING-Leave Freehold Immediately on the
arrival of the II o'clock A. NJ train.
FARE--75 cents each way ]. T. CLAYTON
October Is, 1854 1-tf
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ma For Sale at Cooper's Book Store,
Freehold, NJ.
Y q y 3
Hats! Hats!! Eats

TIME SUBSCRIBERS CONTINUE TO MANTJ.
A FAGTURE gentlemen's fine Silk Dress Hats al
Es the latest styles Of fashion, They keep genera
@sassortment of Men and Boys Soft Fur and Woo
Hats Also, Men and Boys Caps and small childrens
Hats &c. together with general assortment Of I'm
brellas, Canes, Valises, ,Carpet-bags, &c, Our
trends and the plbc-are invited to call and exam
inc our Stock of Goods
u Also, FURs for the Ladies' such as Stone
Martin Yietorines and Cuffs.
Do French; do. Mountain Martin; do. Siberian
Squirrel.
Gg Place of business in Main, Street next door
to John Roth's Jewelry Store.
R.HULsE &. co.
November 8, 1854 l-5w
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The Elections Returns

GONE POURING IN FROM ALL PARTS OF
Othe Congressional District, showing THAT G0WART
g. PATTERSON are running far ahead of all compel
tors 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 gen
eral variety and Cheapness, they have Submitted
their claims to the public, and are willing to await
their decision. e sa
Inthe meantime their Store win be kept open as
THE HEAD QUARTERS,
of all parties where every shade of opinion be
commodated with similar shade of Goods
CONE One, CONE ALL. More Anon
COWART & PATTERSON.
October %. 1854 A f-tf :
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AT THE DEPOT
Holiday Presents.

yToU WILL FIND AT THE OLD ESTABLISHED
Il Confectionery sohth Street. Freehold. New Jer-
aasaEs. sey, formerly Butchers Old Stand, choice
49, selection of Sugar Toys for Holiday Gifts, and
Y all kinds Of Fancy Candies Of a superior quail
ty-all kinds Of stick Candy from the best manufac-
turers in The cities.
Also, Oranges, Lemons, Figs and Prunes, which
will sell as low as any other establishment in the
State.
Ladies are respectfully invited to caIl 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
favors Your Humble Servant
WILLIAM MIDDLETON.
December 6, 1854 6-tf
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Glass Ware.
SUGARS.

or EVERY QUALITY AND PRICE, COFFEE
~ Spices, Raisins, Figs, Prunes, Citron, Lemons,
&c, &c Also Fancy and Common Soaps Tallow
and spermaceti Candles, Rice, Hommony and samp,
Wheat, Rye, and Buckwheat Flour Indian Meal
and Ground Feed. Also, Butter and Cheese, and
Fresh Eggs. Vegetables Of every variety in their
season, at the Grocery Store of
CONNOLLY & HIGGINS.
November 8, 1854. 2-tf
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WANTED.

w ANTED TO RENT WITH THE PRIVILEGE
w Of buying, two Houses with fromson to three
"a acres of ground situated t, gcfher and having
liz wafer front riyerin Jew Jersey about
81 or 40 miles from New York, and of easy access BY
Steamboat or Railroad Terms must be reasonable
Address, stating particulars
NJ. & R. H. RUMRELL, IS Fulton ST.
October % 1854 f-3w
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The Choicest Novelties

of the Loom for Ladies Dress in the form of French
Merinos, of beautiful shades of color from four sh
lings to one dollar yard Also, all Wool Delaines
Parametta 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 .o
goods for GENTLEMEN'S WEAR, in which will be
found Broadcloths, Beavers, Cassineres, Doeskins
Tweeds, and Vestings in large variety
In HOUSEHOLD GOODS they are provided with
Table and Irish Linens, Ticxings, Sheetngs, Shirt
ings, and every description of Goods for general
GLOVES, RIBBONS, &c.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
It is well known that in New York goods have sold
at Auction at prices far the cost of Importation
and manufacture These unusual inducements have
led to very extensive purchases, and they feel il
imperative to dispose of their stock speedily as
possible, at the lowest remunerative prices
s. GROCERIES first rate quality, and as cheap as
can be found in the county. Remember,
BILYEU g. VANDERVEER.
PETER BMyEu,9 pad panl,
GEO. w. VANDERvEER, Ivy ''''l"
November %, 1854. GIN
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
n NJ e. R. C. RUE, WOULD PARTICULARLY
II. call the attention of the public to THIS depart
ment of their Store. They have just received, and
are now opening one of the most extensive assort-
ments of Dry Goods ever before offered in this mar
ket, among which may be found many new and beau
tifu patterns Of Ladies Dress Goods Cloths CASH
mers, and Vestngs Of every STYLE which we sell
ling at extremely low prices.
Thankful for past favors extended trust that the
satisfaction DIR goodsw give both nregard to style
and price, wlmerit for Us continuance of the same
October 25, 1854 Lift
READY MADE CLOTHING.
TIME BEST ASSORTMENT OF READY MADE
4 Clothing in Freehold may be found at our Store,
>Q0 1t was manufactured expressly for this market
K and comprises everything usually kept in this
III line We deem an enumeration Of articles I'M
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 cheap
as elsewhere.
D. NJ. s. r. C. RUE
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FURNITURE.
XNTE HAVE NOW ON HAND A NEW AND VERY
Wv extensive assortment of Furniture, Of every de-
" scliption which weeoHer at low 60
q assortment may be found Sofas -
Tete-a-Tetes, Bureaus, Side Boards, Book Cases
Writing Desks, Tables, Marble and Mahogany ToT
Centre Tables Mahogany and Walnut Wash Stands
MahoganTand Walnut Bedsteads, Card Tables, Spring
and Cane Seat Rockers Boston Rockers, Spring Cane
Rust and Wood Seat Chairs, Bar Room and Office
Chairs Looking Glasses of all sizes and qualities
Hair, Husk and Straw Mattresses, Floor Oil Cloths
Mattings and Rugs,
D. NJ. & &c. RUE.
October 25, 1854 l-tf
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Agents w ansed.

IN EVERY SECTION OF TIE UNITED STATES
The most Elegant and Useful VoIrepe Of the
Year !
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AT Private Sale .

TIVE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND A TWO
Il Seated Carriage and Carryal Wagon, both new,
having never been run whchshe vii
sell cheap Call at his Blacksmith
SIZ.Saa2 Shop near the corner Of South street
and Mclean Ayeue nearly opposite the residence Of
Mrs Hendrickson
TIs11MAs PEARSON.
3 The public viii always and Wagons here for
SAFE o. as reasonable terms as they can purchase
November 1874 Q ev