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The Nevada journal., 1855-08-03

Rubber y E'CET 42i2eiZil2g'.
n UBBER ana r.7. fleaius fer aa.e low for Casb
X / a. GREGORY.
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Soda Crackers.

GI4etl z EtEAasa
Z ARGE assortment of Can F:ui,> jaras and Jelirys
l. p GREGORY
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-03
NnEAs

ATAILs of ell sizes fer sale log fo. tie n.oney.
n A. B. GREGORY.
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T7TEBT ies'5i- D l.-l-ag Eo-.3, t.77lsr'' =
81 g.e f0r sale eiean nv i. p. GREGORY.
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-03

s7- DR. H. & R. Il. HUNT VIII continue their Medical
Office al the above store.
The Nevada journal., 1855-08-03
Constabie's Sale.
Stale Of California,
County Of NeuQdo. 90

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION on AN ATTACH
ID ment TO delivered issued from the Court OF E. F.
smith, Esq acting Justice of the Peace in and for
the County aforesaid bearing date July 10th, AID 1855
10 satisfy judgment rendered by said Court the 18th
day Of Jnly, .Ah 1859 in favor Of b r. Carnan, and
against j. r. Hall 70, the of Sls1 s. debt interest
damages and costs of suit. have taken in execution
and viii sell 20 the highest bidder for cash the prem
ises, WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of August AID. 1856
between the hours of u olcsck NJ and O'Clock p NJ
said day al the right ttle and interest Of ]. p Hall il
and TO The town lot and appurtenances thereunto be
longing situated the Roger Williams Spring in the
Town of Nevada, and occupied by "Tasco,v taken
the property of j. P. Hall, to satisfy the above fe
mands and accruing costs.
E. ESTETS HILL, Constable.
Nevala July D. 1855. Is-3w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31

To MAKE EGGs PLENTY. The attention
of farmers and others in the poultry trade,
is called to the following mode OF making
eggs plenty during the winter season.
which we clip from an exchange:
Keep no roosters-give the hens fresh
meat, chopped up like sausage meat, once
a day-a very small portion, say half an
ounce day to each hen-in winter or
from the time insects disappear in the fall,
till they appear again inthe spring. Never
allow any eggs to remain in the nest for
what are called nest eggs. When the
roosters do not run with the hens and no
nest eggs are left in the nest, the hens
will not cease laying after the production
of IL or Is eggs, as they always do when
roosters and nest eggs are allowed, but
continue laying perpetually. lfthe above
plan were generally adopted, eggs would
be as plentiful in winter as in summer.
One reason why hens do not lay as freely
in winter as in summer, is the want Of an-
imal food, which they get in summer in
abundance, in the form of insects.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

:
UST RECEIVED FROM THE CITY OF PHILA-
- dephia, one of the most extensive assorments OF
re Jewelry before offered in this market suit
k1A able for Holiday Presents, and selected with
49, great care. Among my assortment may be
found BREAST PINS, for Ladies' and Gentlemen's
wear, of the latest styles manufactured from excel
lent material, and handsomely finished.
FINGER AND EAR-RINGS.--A beautiful and ex-
teasive assortment comprising Plain and Fancy OF
of the most desirable styles.
GA@, SPECTACLES.-In this line my as
* ~ sortmeati is good, and will be found
upon inspection, to contain article suitable for all
ages.
ALSO.-GoLD AND SILVER PENCILS, LOCK
ETs, GOLD STUDS, WRIST BUTTONS, &C., &c.
All the above articles having been purchased for
Cash, win be sold at CITY PRICES, and ten per cent
lower than ever before offered in the county
a-g A good assortment of CLOCKS always on
hand, and fr sale cheap,
s Watches and Clocks cleaned and repaired at
short notice. very reasonable terms, and warranted
for one year.
JAMES. NJ. HOPPER.
December CO. SIT
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
New Saddle g. Harness

MANDATORY IN FREEHOLD -
(t0WDR1cK, TRUAX & LAMBERTSON, WOULD
~ respectfully inform the public thst they are
ia prepared to manufacture Harness, at their new
establishment in Freehold, IN as neat aud sub
81 stantial manner, and at prices as libsral as
they can be had elsewhere. Aoreers viii be Thank
fully received ndproniptly executed
Harness. Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, Horse
Brushes. Cards and Curry Combs constantly on laId
Fly Nets, Buffalo Robes, Horse Blankets aid
Bells, in their seasons
Those ofour Fields who rec fit to favor us with a
call viii f,d us in the shop fornesly occupied by
Ralph Hhlse as Hat Store -
fts Orders from distance will BE runctna.ly at
tended To-
lie return our siicere thanks for the liberal la
tronage we have already received and trust that our
determination to give satisfaction in all ca es, viii
merit continuance Of public favor.
J.B. COWDRICK,
CHARLES TRUAX,
DAVID LAMBERTSON. z
"a October 25. 1854 1-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
NewYorlx Markets.
MONDAY. January 29-6 I


FLOUR-The demand for common brands wa:
better, and prices ragged t$sS 25, So 81, So 50,
So 87-$9 90 80 80 for good, and $40 so a $1l 81
for extra Meal was held at $s4 IS for Jersey Rye
flour was duh at Sc 25 81 81. for fine and super
fine.
GRAIN.--Wheat was held above the views Of buy
ers A small lot of long red sold at 81 49, Corr
was in fair demaad-sales made at 95c a 96c
Rye dull and going down, prices ranged from
81 80, to 81 3d. for Jersey aad n River. Oats, 55c
HAY-Sales embraced 400 ba,es prime made fol-
shipping, at 9lc, 95, and 81.
H0PS.-Smaa sales made at PIC Bic for
selected.
PROVIsIONS-Pork was frmer-sales ofoid mess
were made at lsI2 25, ssl2 81; mess $14, and
$14 81, and some lots prime $13 II, a al3 %
Beef-Prime mess, S2l 1928. Beef hams We're III
moderate demand at BE. q 16c. Picked meats
were dull, at &c &C. for old hams, and 6, 1-4c.
for shoulders. t
LARD-Good quality, Zoe, a 10 7-8c. Dressed
h9gs5were at IA.
WHIsKEY. Jersey, 36c. a So 1-2c State Prison
the same Drudge was he'd at 40c. rs.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
MARRIAGES.
4Courtship is the poetry Of life,
But marriage is the sober prose.
[coRaEcTED wEEKLY.]


On the 25th last, by Rev R. s. Harris, Mr.. JOHN
NJ TUNIS, ofIowell Township to Miss ELIZABETH
ANN PARKER, of Shrewsbury.
A nice slice Of Cake accompanied the above for
which the parties will please accept our thanks
On the same day and by the same, Mr. JOHN
SMITH, to Mrs. CHARITY KETCHAM. all of Ea-
tontown.
In Freehold Jan %, by the Rev, s. D. Alexander,
Mr.. ROBERT ROY sUTPHEN, of Freehold, and
Miss ELIZABETH HAGGERTY of Colts Neck.
On the 23d of january at the residence of Mrs.
Hammtt, Philadelphia, by Rev. Thomas Brainard,
D. D., Mr. JOHN ROTH, to Miss EMELINE T. HART,
daughter Of Mr. Elias Hart, all of Freehold
Jan. 9th, by Rev J. S. Beeg.e, Mr.. GILBERT W.
HULSHART, to Miss ANNA MATHEWS, both OF
Freehold
On the 18th inst, by Rev G Owens, GEORGE W.
CORNELIUS, of Toms River, N. j., to LOUISA B.
POTTER, of Philadelphia
On the 18th inst, by Rev. VIM. J. Nice; Mr.. JOS.
MORGAN COMBS, and Miss PALMYRAW w. SMITH
both of Upper Freehold.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31

PROGRESS. Progress is the beniGcent
law of the race. We cannot be circum-
scribed within the range Of our fathers
ideas, any more than we can use their old
implements The manhood Of the race
cannot be confined within the swaddling
bands of its infancy. In the end, too, We
may add, the party of Progress is sure to
triumph. More or less rapidly the new
opinion supplants the old. Conservative
ages die, hopeful youth succeeds to its
powers
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
MO NmOQT " H WBBKI,Y ngR a
For Rent.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR RENT FROM
the 1st of April next the above the Oyster Sa-
loon of Abner H Reed, on second and third stories
The rooms on the second floor are convenient and
well calculated for Private Family The third is
large room and has been used for several wears past
by the Sons Of Temperance, Enquire Of
DAVID G. DANSER
January 81, 1855. l4-2w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
Freehold 3 .KEYPoRT U. S
Mail Stage Line.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFULLY
i inform the public that tley 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 ~. bsk
Fare through SO eents.sf ...l ...-
As one of the subscribers viii take charge of the
Stage personally, they pledge themselves that every
care and attention be paid to passengers and their
baggage They earnestly solicit, and will edeavor
to merit, share public patronage, m sff
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 a continuance.
DAVID c. CONOVER
WILLIAM WHITE.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31


BY SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY.
NINTH A SET OF ACCOUNT BOOKS TO BE
wv used by the learner in wriinglup the Exam
pies for practice contained in the Bookkeeping and
Key for Teachers containing their solution w 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
Booh-keepers of extensive business houses ii New
York by the Superintendent Of Common Schools for
the City and County of New York by the Priacipal
of the New York Free Academy by the PRINCIPALS of
the Public Schools generally, aud ok~all the Ward
Schools in the City and County Sesv York by the
Principals Of all the Public Schools Of the Cfies of
Brooklyn and Williamsburg, and by the teachers
generally of other schools, both public and uvate,
to whose knowledge it has been brought
Such unanimty and strength of testimony linclu-
ding the Principals of all these three Cities isunpre
cedented; and still, this work has been received
with equal favor sctereoer 1t has become kaoaes hav
iHg been introduced into the schools of larqs num-
Der of cities and towns in every part of the United
States, within the brief space of three months from
its publication, including several female colleges in
many different States, the higllschoos Of large
number of cities, and an almost Incredible number of
academies and common schools, scattered trough
fifteen States 1t will be observed, also, that Teach
crs who have tested this 2cogk IN the scoolqoo bear
the strongest and most cordial testimony in ID favor
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
LET IT BE REMEMBERED

That the HERALD is the cheapest paper of its
character and Size, published in the countrythat il
was started to conflict with the circulation of City
Weeklies, and that its contents are much better
adapted to the tastes and interests of our citizens
orally and the instruction Of their chidrenin partieu
lar, than those of any city paper they can get.
~ All orders must be acconlpa lied by Cash Oh
they will not meet attention.
~ Postmaste-s and Merchants are requested to
act as Agents.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31

E5 Teachers and others engaged in the cause Of
Education, can have copfss seat them by mall pos
tage paid by sending 81 IL ceatsfor the Book-keep-
ing SO cents for the set of BanksSand 81 IL cents
for the Key. Send your orders to
DANIEL BURGESS g. Co.
Publishers New York
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
Drugs. Medicinea-

November Is, 1854.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
S9UAN VILLAGE & FREEHOLD
81 Stage Line. -.

| 0N AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, THE 10Th
" inst. the subscriber viii run a daily line of
Stages from squan Village to Freehold, connecting
with the Freehold and JamesbuFg Agricultural Rail-
Leave adnan village al s o'clock, A. IT. con,,oc,.
ing with the trsia for New York Plhiadephia ~
intermediate Stations. at $40, A. N.
RETURNING-L Freehold Immediately on the
arrival of the II o'clock 4 NJ train
FARE-l5 cents each way. J. T. CLAYTON.
October IS, 1854. 1-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
Wanted.

WTANTED-To RENT, A SMALL HOUSE IN
w this village. or apartments in a large one with
"a privilege of Kitchen, Hall, and part of garden.
L. One on Throckmorton street, or that vicinity,
would be preferable, Enquire at this Office.
January %, 1856, I3-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
Potafoaa.

r AM NOW PAYING FROM THREE TO TEN
Il shngs Cash, per bushe according to quality,
for Potatoes delivered at the Freehold Depot
h1 c. W. HENDRICKSON.
January "a, 1856. I3-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
FURNITURE

VN7E HAVE NOW ors'IfAND A NEW AND VERY
w extensive assortment of Furniture of every de-
usmmArxrss scription which we offer at low l~zz,
er prices thanever. Among ours=--5sszS
u assortment may be found Sofas, - e22s..
Tete -a-Tetes, Bureaus, Side Boards, Book Cases,
Writing Desks, Tables, Marble and Mahogany Top
Centre Tables Mahogany and Walnut Wash Stands
Mahoganyand 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
Mattings and Rugs
@ D. NJ. & R. G. RUE.
October 25. 1854 1+f
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31

My pupils hike the book No class works more
chcerfullyaor profitable, ha2llat follows his
practical examples, lrastiisS > and ar
HEDoEs, Principal Select assa conrnegdal School
Newark, - j I.
Mayhew's Practical Bookkeeping is better adapt
ed in my Judgment to the ordinary business of the
great majority of the people Of our cguntry than any
! treatise that has hitherto been used =
feel greatly disposed to favor its use-JosEPH Nc
KEEN, Superintendent Com Schools City and County
of n Y
This is the only really practical sytem Of eemen-
tary Book Keeping that has fallen ulder my obser-
walton, 1t is brief, lucid and comprehensive, and
contains under variety Of form alEhe general prn-
cipes required to be known ia recording ordinary
mercantile transactions Its extenkYe introduction
into schools WILL in my opinion coser great bless
ing on popular education.-E. L. AVERY, Principal
Ward School No. 27, N. Y. goncuEred in by twenty
other Principas.)
fully concur in the testimny Of Mr.. E. L. Avery,
and in addition, would tateEthat introduced the
work into my Evening School ibout the middle of the
late term. My pupils We're le7iqhted with it, and
made more rapid progress in than in any book
ever saw used. They liked tie book because they
understood ii. Indeed sultt.s assistance did ever
the least advanced ofmy pupils require that deem
the work truly entitled tobe called bookkeeping
without Master."-WM p Nqss Jun, Principal
Ward School No. 81, NY. (cohcured in by other
Principally
Mayhew's Practical Book-kespingi is capital work
1t is well fitted for use in common schools in New
York. and l cordially recommend its introduction
both here and elsewhere THdaAs K. FouLKE, Prin-
cipal Ward School No a. N. VI i&i
Admin ably adapted to meeEtle wants of scholars
Of both sexes, is the only work that suits my views
as calculated for Young Ladies'
1t is adopted as the textbook on the subject in this
institution.-JoHN B. NEWMAN, NJ. D., President
Harrodsburg Female College, KY
1t is an excellent book for discipline ~.
and should be in use in every District School, both
IN the City and Country Z. BALDwr'i~ a; NJ, and
Mich!
OPINIONS OF TIE PREss.--This is a plain brief
treatise by the Ate abe Superintendent of Public
Instruction in Michigan whose lab6rs in another de-
partment of education have given him prominent
position among the frieads Of popular improvement
in this country. 1t is not mere competition but
presents several original features ofArea value BY
its perfect cleasnsss Of ssprekysr Aeirable ar
rangement, and the muIfjplis2ty - 1FsinpIes by
which its theoretc principles are lustrated, it
wea adapted to common use Ns<sNofk on the sub
.ect that we have seen can be more safely recon-
meaded to farmers and mechanics as exactly suited
to their ,wants.-New York Tribune.
~ Teachers and others engaged in the cause Of
Education, caI have copfss seat them by mail pos
tage paid by sending 81 IL ceatsfor the Bookkeep-
ing SO cents for the set of Blanksand 81 IL cents
for the Key. Send your orders to
DANIEL BURGESS g. CO.,
Publishers, New York.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
SELLIN G OF f.!
TO REMOVE

TtoWART &PATTERsoN HAVE DETERMINED
" to dispose of their entire Stock of Goods previous
to their removal to their New Store-for cash With
out profit.
10 The public will find it to their advantage to
cali and examine their stock before purchasing else
where.
= Freehold, Dec 90, 1854 S-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
Just Received.

A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF STONE, CHINA,
IA and Variegated Yellow Ware, the most superb
car article ever before offered in Monmouth cour-
A ty, and for sale cheap, at the Grocery Store of
- CONNOLLY & HIGGINS
Freehold, January "a. 1855. l3-tf
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LOST.

r osT, ON OR ABOUT THE EIGHTH OF THIS
IL month, white BARROW PIG, weighing about
sfr--sA. 30 lbs. Whoever will return said Pig, or
SeAW< give information where he may be found
sezSsssA will receive my thanks.
VIM. ROGERS.
January "a, 1855 13-tf
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Reeds OYSTER Saloon.

TUE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RE-FITTED HIS
Il Oyster Saloon, is now prepared to accommodate
"a ohis friends and the public, in a 6smesy
&AksImanner unsurpassed by any 9th
VIZ CT in the county. 1t is his inter- sssRS
ton during the Winter to keep on hand at all times
Oysters Terrapin, and Game of all descriptions. to
serve them up in every style.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully solicits
continuance Of the same ase A RI EEEn
October %, 1854 1-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
Collectors Notice.

ME COUNTY COLhECTOR WILL MEET TJF4
\, = Township 6olectosA at the hotel Of David c.
oonoVef, "a FTeehod on TUESDAY, the 25th of De-
ceniber, 1854, to receive the county tax Not less
than two-thirdx Of the money must becurrent
PIERSONs HENDRICKSON.
COUNTY CoLLRcroR
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
BOOK AND VARIETY STORE.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Fair WarniY, 3,
TO ALL CONCERNED

INQUIRIES LIKE THE FOLLOWING ARE FIRE
4 quently being made - WHERE IS THE MARBLE
Cutting ESTABLISHMENT ~ The subscriber would
inform the public that such establishment can be
found In South Street. opposite the Court House
where may be found HEADsToNEs, MOVEMENTS, or
anything in this branch Of business at astonishingly
low prices.
The subscriber being connected with ore of The
largest establishments in the city of New or is able
to procure the best of Marble at the lowest possible
rates, which enables him to sell CHEAP. Give him
call CHRIST0PHEk SNEDEKER,
October 25 1891 .NH.sI .a.li... Ii h
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pERFUMERY, STATIONERY ALCOHOL. CAM
u pheae Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid Camnbene
@zand Fluid Lamps, Wicks, Lamp Globes, Spices
e Horse Medicines; &c, &c. for sale by A. WALK
Err Druggist and Apothecary Freehold Agent for
Doctors Jayne, Wright, MClintock Rose, Brandreth
&C &c A. WALKER
October %, 1854 l-3m
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Maclxerel, Shad.

Nszs@ GOLDFISH, Picked AND FRESH
Pork, Hams, Shoulders, Smoke Beef &c
&C., o. al qualities for sale cheap at the Grocery
CUSNULLY & HIGGINS.
onD0' o icv4- 2-tf
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. q y I
Hats! Hats!! Hats "!

TIME SUBSCRIBERS CONTINUE TO MANU-
FACTURE sgentlemen's Hlie Silk Dress Hats Of
81 the latest styles of fashion, They keep general
esassortment Of Men and Boys SoftFur and Wool
Hats. Also, Men and Boys Gaps and small childrens
Hats, &C. together with general assortment Of UNI
brellas, Canes, Valises, earpetbags, &c, Our
trends and the public are invited to call and exam
inc our Stock of Goods.
10 Also, FURs for the Ladies', such as Stone
Martin yietorines and Cuffs.
Do. French; do Mountain Martin, do Siberian
Squirrel
~ Place Of business il Main, Street next door
r. HULsE s. co.
November 8, 1854. 1-5w
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Agents w anted.

IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNITED STATES
The NEST Elegant and Useful Vo!anse Of the
Year
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1855-01-31
Prepare for Winters
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!

rs Good as tie Best d Cheap as ths Chedqss5
CSHARLEs2 BoUEsBERRY WOULD CkLE. THE
~ ateation Of his numerous customers and the pub
vsisEa lie to general and well selected assortment
En- of Stoves among which may be found the
So following varieties g.
COOKING STOVES!
The Huron Air Tight Stove which has given bet
ter satisfaction than any other Cooking Stove in mar
ket. For the truth Of which statement can refer
the public to jos, Combs, ESQ., Jno. s. Denise, Garrett
s. Bennett, Tunis Denise, and many others, as they
will be found in general use in this neighborIood-
Also the Vulcan Air Tight which is adapted to eth
er od COAL and is Of the best Stoves for that
prrp that can be Obtain ed ALSO the Iron Witch
Air Tight, the Hot Air Premium, and many others.
PARLOR STOVES. lsa
In this department will be found the celebrated
Evening Star, for wood or coal. This Stove receiv-
ed the first premium at the Worlds Fair in London
Also, the Cottage Air Tight, Peruvian Air Tight
Box Stoves, Cylinder Coal Stovhs, &c, sc.
All the above Stoves havebeen selected with great
care. They will not crack with fire; the iron being
superior to that used in most factories ard am con
fdent cannot be surpassed for exec ence by those of
any other establishment,
We will always keep on Land a general assortment
of Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware aud are prepa-
red at all times to execute any oTdegs in this line
Repairing done at short notice ard on reasonable
terms. Tin Roofing done in the best manner and
warranted tight, Leaders and Leader Heads made
to order and got up in good style. gI
~ Old Copper Iron, Pewter, Brass, Lead and
Rags taken in exchange for goods at the hghestmar
ket price
October 255 1854 1-tf
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Aslo Ao6sertfisseenllents
! Vo1ney 3. Palmer,

rs THE ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR THIS
i Paper IA the elite Of Boston, New York; and Phil
adelpha, and is duly empowered to take Advertise
ments and Subscrip,ns at the rates as required by
us, and give receipts the sefor.
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Freehold Institute,
This is a First Glass Boarding School

This Is a First Class Boarding School
for Boys,
FTNHE COURSE OF STUDY is EXTENTED AND
a varied Pupils are fitted for Commercial or
Scientific pursuits, for any class in college Be-
sides the classes in the Languages Mathematics and
ordinary primary studies there are classes in Land
Surveying Engineering ard Agricultural Chemistry.
Pupils are admitted at any time and charged ac-
.cordiligy
INSTRUCTORS.
: Oliver R. Willis, A. NJ. Principal Moral Philoso-
ply and Natural Science.
Charles A Walters, A B., Associate Principal, =
Latin and Greek
:, s " chadbourne, Vice Principal, Mathematics,
History and Vocal Music
George l. AInes, A. B. ,--Latin. Greek, and English
Languages
I. de Prud homme, B. L,--French Language.
Drawing.
Edward H. Rcdfeld, Piano, Violin and Flute.
For Catalogues aud fuller Information apply to the
p icipais
OLIVER r. WILLIS,
CHARLES A. WALTERS.
November, 8, 1861. 2-tf