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Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

~ The especial friends Of the Cou-
rier and me public generally in this re-
gion. viii. regret TO learn by the above
parting sdd,ess Of Mr.. Warden. that this
esiablishmeni which has 30 long been
under his supervision. and under whose
able management it has attained its pres.
emit pesision and standing. has passed
into other hands. We husexpress what
we are surs viii b ,mnoa feeling
whom We say that |, isa subject Of re.
gret that Mr.. w. has. hom any cause,
decided 70 hke this course. II 10 bu,
simple justice 70 him TO say that his man
sgemsns Of this press. ~ IN associate,
and since DO hss had iu sole supervision,
has bssn successful and acceptable to The
public, 10 . degree not by any means
common in 30 uncertain sud Psrplexing
q business.
AZ . printer Nj. Warden has few 81
periors. . . the uniformly nsa,a and taste
fal typography Of he Courier hiss abun.
dandy issti6sd; and few have been more
susesssial in disehargins promptly. eff
si,ntly and ssonomieally the multilarious
dusiss dsvolvsng upon IN editor and pub
Usher Of . country paper. Az an editor
his selections have been made With care.
judgment and good taste; ard in the dis
oussion II the important and often exit
I'M questions which have agita'ed the
public MIND during his administration.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

their oa,hs; bu, they did not use such
language without. swearing most ~profane-
~. Similar language was often heard
here to-day.
Twenty Of the mos. respectable CHI
z~ens,of Wes,por. intend 10 march rapid
ly 10 Lawrence Tomorrow, in order. "
possible, TO prevent the elusionof blood.
Ksnsas City, 10 her credit, refuses TO
act, and %deaounces she proceedings Of
The Missourians. No, more than twelve
men will 60 from there.
One hundred men left Lexington for
Lawrence.
| Five hundred men. il was reported a,
Kansas CITY were expected from Clay
county. Hi NOT The Governor o,
Missouri act?
General Calhoun 10 at the Shawnst
Mission. J.R.
Latest NewS---McCrea Heard freml
Laurence Reiufes the Gouernor's .4c.
acknowledgements sends De.
ptaies to Laurence.
.EAvENwoRTa, Saturday Evening.
ll:l5 p. NJ
reopen my letter The second time
TO send You additional intelligence.
A rider has just arrived from Law.
renee. lie states tina, a public meeting
was held in Lawrence yesterday, al
which resolutions were qassed denying
The truth of the agrarian reports circu-
lated for the political purposes Of certain
Missouri politicians declaring Ina, they
are and ever have been ready to surren.
der any person on a proper warrants but
stating their determination to refuse
obedience to unauthorized mobs.
MI. McCren was me to-day riding on
a spirited bay towards Lawrence. He
cen, word to The Territorial Marshal in
this city ,ha, ne would appear a, recum
sch when his trial came on. but he dad
no, choose 10 s,ay at I.%eavcnworlh 10 be
taken from prison and hanged by a mob.
MI. Parro, an,i ntaer gentlemen from
Leayenwor,h have JUS, left for Lawrence,
10 prevent, II possible. n renconsre
between the law and order men, from
Missouri, aud the residents Of Kansas.
J. Il.
=. S. Observe iha, Gov. S%hannon's
proclamation is dated Nov. %, and ,ha,
| Mr.. Eastin's Call 10 dated Nov. 2S.-
Let the reader bear this in mind, as il
will be made a pnin. a. law in Con-
grsss.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

The CHAsoE.-lt so happens q, the
date of our purchase Of This Office, ihaI
very many subscribers have paid in al.
vance for different periods, and another
considerable number are in arrears
Those who have paid in advance vii:
receive the paper for the full term Of thei'
prepayment, in consideration Of which
supplying on our part, Mr. Warden leaves
on the books for US an equal an oun. OIL
back subscriptions. This arrangement
seemed the hos, for all concerned.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
w ~AsHiNoroN. Dec. Is.

WARRINGTON. Dec. 10.
The Courier and Enquiries Washing
ION correspondent, ,elegraphs that The
Senatorial caucus has been held to-day
There was great excitement over iht
printer, and Mr.. Iversen's slavery reso
lutions. Gen. Csss said that party or
CARNATIONS required the caucus Bomins
ZION Of Nicholso. and Forney. The re.
solutions for. nomination passed. AMI
Senators instantly boI,ed, including Hun
ter. Mason and Butler. The Cass tub
committee On slavery resolutions will
report on Monday. Mr.. Hamlin. Of
Maine, has boiled on tina. list, declaring
il q wAn,On agitation.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
PAY UP!!

Having disposed Of my Office it 10 de-
sirable that all who owe me for Sabssxip
.ion, lob work. or Advertising, shoult
pay up Immediately.
Those who pay up arrsass Oh sub
scription within one month from this daie
can do 90 At "a per annum. sfier tina
iims W shall demand %. Pay up ant
save % per cent.
X. H. WARDEN.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

WooD's That beautiful three.
story brick Block erecting by Dr.. Wood
on Main ST., commands the admiration
o. all. The Dr.. ia commercially INK
ious 20 finish this noble improvement As
soon 10 possible, and TO that end wishes
10 dispose of some valuable Real Estate
in this county, a description Of which
will be found in another place.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
xxXIV CONGRESS---NRST SESSION,
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.

WAsRINGToN, Dec. Ia.
54th ballo,-B Banks. i06; Richardson,
"a; Fuller Al; scattering S..
Mr.. Marshall moved that when the
The House adjourn, i. be ill Monday.
While the roll was being called gentle
men instead Of voting yea and nay re-
spondeJ- Banks and Richardson for
the non en-, believing they were voting
tor a Speaker. This Misrepresentation
! occasioned repealed ontburs.s q .laugh ,cr.
MI. Marshal's motion was lost by q vote
Of 46 agains. l65.
59.h balIot-Banks, los; Richardson,
~; Fuller. Al; scattering 4.
Mir. E~,heridGe, believing that nothing
can be accomplished BY voting. moved
the House adjourn.
Mr.. Cumback here announced q meet
ing of the anti ebraska and anti Adj
miniMra,ion men ,u-nigh,. Loud cal,
10 order followed, and in gres, corfIsion
the House sdjourned.
Mr.. Washburnc, OF Illinois, as the
members were separating said. there
will be a meeting to nigh, ofall the mem
hers opposed 10 the administrations
Cries from the Democratic side ''you
have dropped the Nebraska issue then.
NEw York, Decsl4.
From Washington the TIibune's cor
res ponden. ,elegrsphs: Failer's vote
was increased 10 day al Richardson's
expense. Fnller has been making ex.
plantations in The X. N. csucns which
secure , o him The entire vote Of the Ne
braskailes who are not democratic
There is considerable ,ron5le among The
Democratic Senators about / he newly
elected Commitiees.
Rsmor says that Mr.. Fitzpatrick will
mol, remain Chairman Of the Comminse
on Printing, unless another member Of
the COmmittee goes of.
The Senate caucus to-day postponed
the prin.ing question until to-morrow.-
Mr.. Iverson offered a string Of res0lu-
lions advocating the Fugitive Slave Law
and the Nebraska act and opposing the
abolition Of slavery in ,be District of Co.
lumbia. In support OF these resolves he
made a violent infiamassry speech. Mr..
Toucey also spoke 10 favor OF their e.
dopllon, and Mr.. Bayard and some G.
theirs spoke agains. them. There was
no role taken, and !, is rumored thar
the resolutions will be Withdrawn.
The Herald correspondent, says: The
proposition to run Pennington to-day
was over ruled. Banks will not under
any circumstance leave The field.
was informed this evening tina, one hun
bred Banks men have signified their in
seEtion 10 stand by him unit. 40 election
is effected. The Administration has moi
o working majority in the Senate. Some
Of IRE Ieading spirits have openly declar.
ed their hostility 10 il. !: 10 their uni
vcrsal opinion ,hs, the Union men can
not get the Senate printing. Il 10 .unor.
ed t3is evening that among other inter
ss,Ing proposiuona consa ned in the
Message, there win be one advising the
purchase Of The Hudson Bay Company's
possessions Of The north west coas. Of
America.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

A Monster RAtLRoAD.-Thc New.
ark .RdUeytiser, speaking Of tho mag
ni,uds of the New York and Erie rail
road. and its operations, says:
The whole number oil cars and loco
motives on this road 10 3.lO6. which il
coupled together in one train. would
reach a distance Of twen,y-one miles, and
be able, TO carry f5O.0OO rersons one
day, from New York to lake Erie. The
Company has in re employ not less
han 5000 persons. whose pay PEI
month 10 $l25. 600, or 81. 500, 900 pei
year.
There are single miles on this road
whose grading cost no. less than $780,
900 each, anc one bridge near the vii
lage Of SusqueAsnuah. built upon ssven-
teen s,ons arches, q. The cns, Of $780,,
900. The number Of miles from Jersey
City TO Dunkirk 10 46p. and 10 run over
by ihe evening express train in sixteen
hours. This company has in i.s service
six printing presses, which are constant.
~ . work printing tickeis that are ncv.
CT used but once, blanks. &c.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
> 400 n
Iron, Steel. sc.

a few Tons bought from them directly, in
9 Guiding hon for Wagcas, Buggie,, Plough.;
nne IL. 5. Bar, Nail Nod, Slab and Bar Steel,
Cast Steel, Spring and An. & English Blister
DO. HIS. Nails, Wre'tdo., Wagon and Buggy
Boxes, &C., &c.
Smiths and Farmers wanting round lots OF
ironfof Wagons &C., supplied on better terms
than ever before offered in Ottumwa.
WHEELING NAILS, 60 Kegs Belmont
brand the best understanding Fencing and
Brads, Finishing and Casing Nails. Cheap BIZ,
keg or retail.
SASH & GLASS, White Lead; Putty, Cot
ton Yarns, Batting, Carpet Chain, Logwood,
Sc, SC. DEVINA MIRO.
Ottumwa Nov. goth, 1855.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

A Turin correspondent OF the Cru,a.
der states ,ha, Robert Schuyler. the de-
f.sher, il nov residing al a villa near
Genoa.
The HeE,ld's correspondent says
Gen. Whi,6eid, spon hearing of she out.
break in Kansas. call upon the Presiden,
and ssksd him moi 10 send u. 8. troops
to Kansas, OF in any wise TO interfere
with the local al1airs of her territory; tina
the men of Kansas could maintain heI
laws and would preserve order without
the least assistance from without.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

The MAGAzrxEs.-Mr. William Pat.
ton, Bookseller, Hobokon, New Jersey,
is prepared 10 supply mos. OF the STAN
dard Magazines, a list of which with
prices annexed will be found in his mo-
lice in our Al advertising columns.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
W~AsmlSorok. Dec. Is.

The Anti Administration caucus me
last evening in the hall Of the House,
Mr.. Washburne OF Maine, in the chair
about ninety members we're present.
Speeches were made by Messrs. Ball,
Of Ohio. Dunn, Of Indiana. and Biddls
OF Penn, 10 which they Enormously
urged ,ha. the Republicans should with
draw Banks and try Pennington frs
and Fuller next. and sse if any organiza.
ZION could be effected.
This drew out quite 4 number o.
speeches from the Hanks. after ~hich
Kunkle, of Penn. offered resolutions tina
the caucus should be governed BY the
majority. and that whoaver received ,be
highsst vote should stand the caucus no
minee. Banks received So votes Full.
Ter 1. Pennington !; Campbell l. Pee
vioos 10 the vote being taken, the Fuller
men lefl the hall.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

CALL n SETTLE. Gu: friend, john
l.. STREET, az every prudent merchan.
should. wishes 10 ascertain a, the close
of the year who he owes and IRE indcbt.
ed 10 him, and to ,ha. end would be hap-
py 10 see his customers a, his place Of
business at their earliest convenience.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
VALEDICTORY.

VALEDICTORY.
Having disposed of our Printing Es-
tablisamen;. with the present issue our
connection a. Editor and Proprietor oil
the DExOlNK COURIER, ceases.
In our successor, J. w. NoRRIs Esq,
ihe mos, Of our readers will readily re-
sognixe an able editor; and one who, a,
his connection with the Courier hereto.
fore shows, is amply qualified to render
il both useful and instructive 10 It's pa.
irons.
In making our retiring bow we can.
no, refrain from saying . few words in
regerd to the past. Seven years ago, in
connection with our fellow townsman, J,
II. d. STRHET. we com nenced the pub.
'lica,ion Of the Courier under rather dis.
c~oursging circumstances. The popula
ten Of our county was but sparse; o..
tumwa war but q town in embryo, and
the people Of the Demoine Valley were
generally, in comparatively poor circum
stances. Bcsides This we were pool
ourselves, Tho we confess we are no'
rich now III patronage was small Ia
wha, j, 10 now; and altogether the pros
peei before 10 was rather barren one.-
But We were determined to "woIk and
wait" not doubling that there was a
''good time coming" Since that time
We have seen our beautiful Valley grow
in population and wealth, Is il by magic,
and the Courier On far from being the
most western paper published (as j, was
in August 1885, now has contemporaries
oil over Western Iowa and Nebraska, 10
say nothing Of those in Sal; Lake Valley
and On the Pacific shores. Had we pre-
dictsd in lsls. that such would BE- the
stats Of affairs in 1855 We should have
been called visionaries. But such has
been The course Of events, and il but illus.
irstes ths iadomitable go.ahcada,iyeness
Of the American people.
With these magic strides OF Empire,
the Courier certainly has no. kept pace,
but Gill i,has gradually strengthened with
it, increasing years until it has a sure
basis; indeed. We believe that i, has al
most become one Of the indispensable FIX.
turss pertaining 10 our beautiful village
and county. To say that this has been
accomplished by our own exsrtions alone
would be doing injustice TO the manyk kind
friends who have stood nobly by us from
the beginning. To them We here tender
osr hsart-fslt &C knowledgements. and
hope that the support they have hereto
fore 90 generously given 10 Us may sill
BE- continued to, and merited by. our sue
esssor.
In eur intercourse with U editorial
brethren, il Anything has occurred 10 mar,
for The time being. our fra.ernnal feelings,
We hope that they will be 40 ready 10
forgive and forget a. We. We can say
With conscientious pride that we have
always labored Tor the good Of our com
mon country: and if, in the heat Of po-
litical campaigns VI have done asghs 10
.he injury Of any one, il was not from
"malics aforethought,'-we may have
commit.sd srrors Of the head. but not ol
the heart.
Wishing the Courier . long life OF un.
interrupted prosperity, and our friends all
The happiness and worldly thrift possi
BILE, We bid them adieu.
X. H. WARDEN.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
WAsHIKsTox. Dee. Is.

The Union OF THE mnuning contains
two proclamation by the President. one
agains, Nicaragua FIllbusers. q The
others announcing that Newfoundland
has complied with the provisions Of the
Treaty. and il entitled to
participate in its benefit.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

- The Washington correspondent Of
the N. Y. Evspine Poet Gays that Gen.
Cas- has anpssncsd HE willingness 70
comply with the request Of the Free
State man Of Kansas. He has promised
- take chags Of and 10 pTessn. the pe-
sit.on for admission 10 the Union snd he
constitution adopted BY them.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

n The ey-ediior Of the Courier il
pleased TO inform friend Barnes, Of The
Abba Press, that he has recovered .'tha.
Basket" Another proof Of the bene-
fits Of advertising!
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

lIocs.-Large droves Of live hogs
have passed through the city for the
East. II is|es,ima,ed 40, 600 head have
been shipped Eas. This season, which
will leave bnt comparatively few to pack.
The week closed at ~ 25df 80 gross
for live hogs. Sales $500 a, from 81
25a4 75a5 90; the latter for e2lra.-
Chicago Democrat.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
M w A, 10 w A
THURSDAY, DEC. 20.


All communications must be accompanied
by the rcul name Of the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice Of the meetings Of Charitable In,ti-
~tutions, and Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates of advertising.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

Misunderstanding Tho Farmer
~rsisss. on subscription. Tor Advertising
and Job work. Also, . few choppers and
teams I % haul wood into town. Enquire
a this Office.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

WAsHINGToN, Dec. Is.
The House had Two ballots to-day
no choice. banks left of with los,
when House adjourned.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

Hlais, OIL Curtain Gosos. Eincm 81

In great variety. Table Oil Cloths Sd to
"a. Miller's Curtain Fixtures. Cords, Tus-
sells &c, the very bestthing out, cheap and sim
pie. Fine white ard brown Linen aud bleach
ed Cotton Table Diapers: Huckabacks, Crash
and Birds Eye Linen Towelling. OF ali grades.
Fine Bed and Crib Blankets, Travellers and
Horse do, a large stock at low figures.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
6ar6mare, Goods 6, Uu,lrrn.

BUILDERS MISUNDERSTANDING
Tools OF every kind. Douglass Co.'s Hand
Axes, Hatehets, Hammers, Draw Knives, Bra
ces, Bench Planes, Bench Screws, Chisela,
Rules, Squares, Try Squares &c. Choppins
Axes of best makers. Mill Saws. Cast Steel
and Rowland's Shovels, Spades. Log Chains,
Trace, Breast and Stay do. Strap Hinges,
hooks 4 Staples, Gate Hinges & fastenings,
Straw Knives &c. A fine stock of table Gut.
lery, Pen and Pocket Knives, silver Plated
Spoons, Butter Knives &c. Gold Pens, Silver
1hiinblcs, Sc. &C.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
Later IRtcllIgclce---WestDort IN
Arms. i
SATURDAY EVENING, 8 r. n.

Nj. Proper, a gentleman Of this city,
Of undoub.ed ~veraci.y, has just arrived
from Kansas City via Wesipor' Mo-
He states ,ha. one hundred armed men
lsfl Wes,pors Yesterday fos Lawrencs,
and shst one hundred additional are pre-
pared 70 march 10 morrow. He says
that they are Of the lowest class Of row
dies, and heard them say repeatedly,
that s,hey did not care sd-n WHISTLER
the reports Of : rescue were 'rue or not;
they would 60 70 the I'D Ysckes
city. burn il down. and savish al their
women / don't choose 10 put 10 oil
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
QuseMsWnre "a Glnsswnre.

Granite, Liverpool and Csnsmon Ware, in
sets OF BY the piece. A large stock, including
extra heavy and fine Granite for Hotels and
noardlng Houses. Glassware, Tumblers, sc.
&c., bought from the Pittsburg manufacturers
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20
WANTED,

WHlTE LEAD. Red Lead, venitian Red,
w Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, &C. I
for sale by w. L. ORR.
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

+ lNSEED OIL, Tnrpentine, Lard Oil, FL
IL Oh, Meats foot Oil, &c, just received
tor sale by w. L. ORR
Demoine courier., 1855-12-20

MAILS, Glass, Sash, BuildingH ardw
IN at JAS PUMROY 4 &c
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-09-26
DENTAL NOTICE.
HENRY BROWN. Dentist.

S--,r~ RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIE CITL
EHffH eli of Monmouth Co. and the public general
~, that he continues to pTacieehi prosionin all It's
branches. Mr.. B has for the past five years, bee.
engaged in furnishing teeth at about quarter less
than is usually charged by other Dentists, and is
now furnishing the same style of work which fol
beauty, qualify. utility, cannot lie surpassed.
Teeth inserted on Gold, Silver or Aiiels Patent
with c1ntuous gums Oh platne plate, on the most
reasonable terms, and warranted. Persons wanting
Artificial Teeth respectfully solicited to call be-
fore making eaga gements elsewhere aud if preferred
will wait on those who desire his services (by adj
DIRE sing him. at their own reside ices
n. BAH orders from any part Of the county by
mail or otherwise wiI be punctua!ly attended to,
Middletown Point Aug. 18th, 1850 42-3m
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-09-26
DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving Welch & Carson's Hotel,
-
FREEHOLD N I.

A DAILY MAIL LINE OF STAGES ron LONG
\ BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck Tintoh
Falls and Eatontown, leaves the Hotel of WEIGH g.
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 on the arri
val OF the morning trains. Returning, leave Toms
River at A. NJ, and arrive in time for the P NJ
trains for New York and Philadelphia.
A daily line for SQUAN VILLAGE, passing thro
Blue Ball. Farmingdale and Lower Squancum, leaves
Squan Village at IL O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive in
Freehold in time to take the early lines for New
YORK and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Freehold
on the arrival of the morning trains.
E-g Passengers can be convyed to any part ofthe
County by these lines and their connection
Freehold, June 90 1855. 34-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-09-26
FREEHOLD & KEYPORT u.
Mail Stage Line.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
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 excepted) at O'clock, and Keyport on the
arrival of the Boat from New York
Fare through so cents.
AS ole of the subscribers viii take charge of the
Stage personally, they pledge themselves that every
care and attention will be paid to passengers and their
baggage. They earnestly solicit, and will endeayor
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 owners
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed they respectfully solicit continuance!
DAVID c. CON0FER,
WILLIAM WHITE.
October 25 1854 LII
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-09-26
sHERTFF,S SAVE.

by VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF ELIZA. To Az
u directed, issued out of the AIonnlp uth Peas
will be exposed to SAFE al Pubic We due, Wei
nesday, the tive lty-fourt day of October next, he
tween the hours of twe'vc aAd five O'Clock in tho
afternoon ofsail day, at the hon If D c. Cnnorer
In the township and village of cehod il the conn
ty of Monmouth, All that cerail House and lot OF
land situa.e ia the township Of Howell, couatv q
Monmouth, beginning at a white oak tree standing
% links nortlleaSterly from the road leading from
Garret Morf,rd's old place to where WIN. Decae, dec
formerly liyel, containing II acres more or less.
Seized as the property of Wn. II, Wales, aud john
Wales, and taken in execution at the suit Of john
Hicfs and Mary Ann his wife, and to be sold BY
JOHN c. COX, late Sheriff
Freehold, August -, 1855 43-ts
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-09-26

-OF THE NATIONAL SAFETY FUND
Walnut Street, s. W. Corner of Third ST.,
PHILADELPHIA
I@c rporael by the State of Pennsylvania in 1911.
1--WE PER CENT. INTEREST is GIVEN AMI
1 the money is always paid back whenever it i.
called for, without the necessity of giving notice fol
it beforehand.
Peapie who have large sums put their money il
this Saving Fund, account of the superior safety
nd convenience it affords, but any sum large OIL
small, is received.
Tis SAVING FUND has more than half million
of Dollars securely invested for the safety of Depos
tors.
The Office is open to receive and pay money every
day from O'Clock in the morning till O'Clock il
the evening and on Monday and Thursday evenings
till o'clock
People who have money to put il, are invited to
call at the office for further Information.
HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
WM. ]. REEn, Secretary.
Nav % 1855 3o-1y
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-09-26
To Builders.

sEHHE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW PREPARED
& to furnish SASH and BLINDS at the shortest
notice and the most reasonable terms in large or
small quantities, to uitpurchasers Having followed
the business for the last twenty years. they are now
prepared, at the stand formerly occupied by E. W.
PAGE, with the NEWEST aud most IMPROVED
MACHINERY for manufacturing SASH & BLINDS.
10 all those in want of such articles would say,
give us 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 con
stanty on hand
ISAAC DUNN & co.
Trenton Feb Is, 1855 F-lv