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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05

1876 SPRING GA STYLES 1856
lib ACON'S
.ONE-PRICR Cash STORE.
II AvING just returned from Boston and New York
ii markets, am prepared to furnish the
LATEST SPRING & SUMNER STYLES
DRESS GOODS,
Embracing everything in the DRY GOODS TRADE
Prints, DeBdges, Madonnas, Beragc De
LANES. Laa0ns. French MusEns, Be-
RACES, Silk Tissues &c. BE.
Also, the largest and best assortment Of
DRESS SILKS
Ever offered in Montpelier.
---~,~-e~-e.-~-0>o~o.-. .~-,~--,-,,o..
WHITE GOODS!
French, Swiss and English Cambria and Muslin Collars
Lace do Cambria, Muslin and ce Sleeves, Toilet Sets,
Enib Bands, Cambria and Muslin Inserting md Edge
IS,
Muslns, Victoria Lewns Plain and Checked Cambries
Gents.'s and Ladies' Linen and Cam. Hdkfs., &C. &c
IfRlllllllI(5S,
Ribbons, Fringe Gimps, Buttons, vevets Chenille &C. &c
BONNETS.
Florence, Enslsb, Pearl Braid, Open Gossamsr, Nsapo
tan. Chldlen's, &c.
Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers, &c
Every variety aud style; Innings. Fiowse, Tabs, &C.
Gloves and Hosiery,
all styles. Children and Misses MOURNING GLOVES
AND HOSIERY.
LADIES PARIS TAEMAS!
good he found al the manufacturers
PATENT WHALEBON'E,
C'9ctus aMd Mair-caOth Skirts.
LADIES' CLOTHS,
ALL CoLoRs.
FRENCH VISlTES, &C, &C.
DOMEsTICS.
Heavy and Unhleached Co,tons Beachea do, Scotch
Diapers, Russia Crash, Uenims, STRIDES, Ticks, Dls
SHOES! SHOES!!
Every variety Of Ladies' Side and Front Lace Con
Patent T!p'd, Cloth Caters, Glove Kid, Enaneed and
Patent Leather Boots French Slips, Heavy ella &c.
Children's Boots and Shoes.
~>~-----~ N.~----~~--~~~~.-~-~
In connection with the above, have added my stock
Il ciltce assortment
Fancy GASSlll.SR5S,
FANCY DOESKINS,
GERMAN BROADCLOTHS,
Silk, Worsted and Cotton Vesting,
Gents Silk Neck Ties,
GENTS MUSLIN NECK TIES,
F.3.vCY SHIR7T.NG, &c.
Purchasers may rest assu red they find every thing
pertaining to the DRY GOODS BUSINESS NJ this Es,ab
lishment. Call and examine
N. G. BACON,
Corner Nam and State streets, Mnntpelier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05

In Barre May 10th, Col orIs PggK, aged 60 years.
NEW GOODS!
q ECOND SPRING STOCK Of New and Rich Goods
~ Call AMI see. ELLIS & HATCH.
CAkasETEANGS!
OAN be found ut ELLIS Il HATCH S---a good assor-
" ment Of Carpctings. which will be sold cheap.
Monlpelirr May, 1885,
Cilaliies and Berages.
MOTHER lot Of those bea u(ul ChalIies and Rerages
II .urt new being opened at ELLIS Il HAICH;S
May 29h, 1855.
Notice
A LII accounts, nutes and demands due Fuller Smith
II previous the 18th nf May he paid Immediately
FULLER & SMITH.
Montpelier. May a. 1856,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
James Esandall's Estate.

James EsaHdall's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, [ AT Probate Court holden AT
LAMoiLLE DsrRicr, IS. the Probate Office in Morris
town, in said district, the Cd dry # June A. D. 1856
Present, the HOY. SAMUEL MERRIAM, IuDaR.
THOMASJ }. NEWT. AND, Administrator on tho Estate
Of JAMES RANDALL, late of Hydcpatk, in said Dis
rci deeea-,d, presents his administration account for
lowancr and settlement:
Nle'eupon it is by the Court ordered that said account
be reirrei Tor settlement to the Oth day If June at
the Probate Office in Moriistown, and that notice To NIL
persons Interested in said Estate, be given by publishing
copy ui this Older three weeks successfully IN
uonain Ffeemtn previous to said time Ul htu in
that they may apef aud if they see cause object
Ia The allowance OF said account
by tie Couu,
Attest, ]. e. BURNETT, Register
A true copy Of Record.
81 Attest, ]. G.. BURNETT, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
]-)lle0.

In Barre. May 10th, Col. orls PEgk, aged GO years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05

EMabrOideries.
rUE largest stock OF Embroideries can be fund n
| ELLIS n HATCH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05

WHEREAS my son. Francis Atweli, has let his hole
w without my leave this s to forbid all persons harbor
inn n, Trusting him on my account shall pay no debts
of his Contracting after this date WIN. q. ATWELL,
Eden May IA 1856. 22w3N
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-06-05
New Depot Store.
$500 Bushels Salt!

~~WVV MDNSWFTS BTHts
IVERPUOL, Turks Island and Cudiz, " hich we will
IL sci by the load Wholesale oi RETAIL cheap for cash.
FULLER " SMITH.
Montpelier, Nay &c, 1856
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
Police Intelligence.

CHARGES OF PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Two ren named John johnson and Edward Murphy
taken into custody by officer McRier of the Four
teerth ward police, charge Of having passed
teYfet five dc liar bill the Bridgeport Bank upon Mr..
Richter in payment for goods purchased from the
complainant The prisoners brought before Justice
Brennan, at the Third District Police Court when they
were committed for trial.
Mary Riley living II Forsyth street. also
these counterfeit bills circulation. The accused had
two Of the spurious bills In her possession when the
officers arrested Ter This along with her hu5-
tand tslen heto.e Justice Welsh, at the Lower Pc
lice Court when they committed for examination.
SUSPICION OF THEFT.
James NeGpire s,ias tale taken into custody on
Morday night ly Sergeant Lockwood Of the Seventeenth
police SUSPICION CT having BEEN connected with
Mr. lean No. $50 Ludlow street. with the intention
carrying eff valuable property. TIE officers, II ap
pears, surprised the 1astas who fed over sheds
nd na6e their escape by the Gale not for
his pancDs for he captured and taken
to the station houie. Yesterday morning the accused
before Justice rer man, at ths Essex Market
Police Court here be committed for examination in
default Of 81. COO bail.
ROBBERY AMI ROwDYISM.
Scne two or three nights ago, man famlarly known
Coffee John attached at the corner of Church aud
Nesey streets by three rowdies who after beating and
cutting him with kne dispossessed him Of his purse
ntanng small OF money The Iascals made their
escape with perfect and bave not been arrested
The injured was conveyed the residence Of
wound received In the ii at the hands Of Of the
rowces. IT polcenans pay is not stopped, 1t is
very curious thing. Fatro,men should be wide
awake toward Midnight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
Herald Marine Correspendnnca.

BFLIZE Hon Feb The brig 0sceola, OF Mane loading
for fosttn and will ss out 20h Also the three
ftfr Elizs Fentcn, Of New YORK. from Aspinwal
,iehsbor loseipg for your port Her were all sick
She will sail abou! the LIST OF March.
PHILADELPHIA, March 1l-Cld steamer B Beach, San.
dtr,, Charestor; bark Paez, wilson, Lagmyrs.
miscellaneous and Disasters.
The steamship Nashville Capt Berry, Monday
from Charleston and the steamship Florida Capt Woodruff,
arrived yesterday from Savannah We obligation
to the pursers Of each steamer for favors
LAUScH-Mr VIM Webb will launch to day at 12 O'Clock
his yard foot Of Sixth street, ne bark 700 tons
Messrs Post, Smith Co. She q strong and Maunch
built vessel and is TO be employed In the Mobile trade.
SHIP CoIusp Proal arrived at New Orleans inst after
having been ashore on orida Reefs before reported
Ep SHIP CoRIs, Now Orleans Barcelona returned
to New orleans 80 inst, having sprung leak.
BR Gro WASHINGTON from Boston North Carolina,
WAS the delaware BreakwRter previous To the 10th
inst, having lost sals, &C.
Scum FnEEx,S Mt Holmes Hole from Tanger. on the
7h inst In Ly harhor bay picked sy bales Of cotton
ed 4. The sohr horon, do, picked up
baet with the mark.
Sem HAYWARD CUSHING (o Boston, Godfrey, from Car.
Philadelphia while at anchor IN the inner
Newport, into by steamer Empire state, New
York FAN River early Saturday morning. and had
btoon. Cat be, d. &C. carried away The steamer
cey ed considerable damage at ne same Inc. II worry
and the echoone light had out The schooner
hauled 10 the wharf 10 UT dergo repairs.
scHa WV CARROLL ashore Wood End, Will have "a ss
chs RE setting off the high wind OF Saturday night ha
Ing dcstn her further up.
Tvs utter staon below Boe,cn reports 81 brig Mars roo
Port ffnce, before s.pm ed as,orc 70 ssaa ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
Theatres and Exhibitions.

Ar,pSNY or MTGc-verdi's tayoritc opers Of II Tro-
vatore viii he rendered this eyenrg g. being the first of
series Of ten performances prior TO the clorg Of
tracts for the Macane La Grange Leonora,
snd Miss Adelaide Fhips as Az-cena.
BROADWAY TaEATRE--Maneger Marshall made another
lucky move in bringing out the romantic equestra
has been crowded each ight Of Its representation
win be rereeted Throughout the week.
NlBIcs GARDEN The ballet entitled sIigaroo af.
ftrts Mile Robert ard other aYorite members OF the
ballet hpe opportunity ter exhibiting their brilliant
orean abilities It WILL he repeated this evening
with the magnificent spectacle called the Ell King"
BURROWS THgA1Rz.-Taylor's new comedy, aHe,pne
Hands which was most enthusiastically received on
Monday will be- repeated this sveIips, together with the
istry sketch entitled "Forturicu M ssd Mrs burton
Howard plays the hero In the last.
LAURA KHNE'5 vARrsIrEs -Misses K.ene Eeignolds
rurand and Lsdeuier, mrs Dough, Messrs jordan Hail.
il hnstop other talented artists
drama Ct 1.-Two Loves and lls and the ezra vagsnzs
Of sNoyelty both of ~hieh are having great run.
wAuAcxs THFATRK-Comsn excellent comedy en-
tleo tie "Ber q, Law" viii he psrfJrmed to night
The petit ctDecJ Ct the Boar ding School, will follow
The applause bestowed upon these pieces by over
flowing houses previous occasions Is n sufic,ent
guarantee Of large audience.
BRoApwAY vARETrEe. Wood and Marsh Juvenile
comedians continue TO delight spd astonisn Gro vded
fences by their passed cell, cations OF
To right thsy viii perform the thrilling drama on Raak
Eyed sussn" and the iaughabie farce Of the Rough
Diamond
Woop,s MINISTRIES terder great lumber OF amusing
ard entail songs, fancy sud other dances and the
burlesque OF The "Masoueiade Bal tor tits evening 9.
BufKIKY,s SERryADyRs.-A ctoice selectf,n NJ son,s
ana dances Is fer for tonight togs, ner With tie new
ar bshly successful buresque the Cour OF zee Purs
BROADWAY Ar8rN5Um.--Tbe PICTORIAL iius.ra,io5s Of
Chico ard Jspan will be exhibited this a,e, ~ on and
evening A. e5i Bosissy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The temperature Saturday, sth att P. NJ, fell be-
low the freezing point; at midnight at IA degrees
and next morning, from to o'clock degrees. During
Sunday the temperature lid rise above Is degrees
and from P. NJ till midnight, At 10 degrees Mon
cay MOI mir g. 10th, from to A. NJ degrees. During
that day did not rise above l6 degrees and at midn
at Ia degrees, and in eb,a eight hours and this
morning at o, at 11Eegrees. At2 and 7. NJ, at
80 ct9rees. The wind has blown hard for tour days
This cold perterbetion was, eoubt connected with
eartbq uakss Ia my westher memoranda Of yesterday,
$780, should read 1885, the year In which the Hudson
river remained closed by ice till The LIST Of Ap. The
frs halt quarter Of the present circle comes A. NJ
Of 18th; first quarter at IL r. N. of14h and in that
c Gle Al ae hours divided ia sections OF 45 hours each
On Tuesday and Thursday last there wa. thunder and
Ugh ming MERRIAM.
BROOKLYN HnGHTs Tuesday March IL l.. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALnArAc ron NEW YoRx-THy BAY.
H. noo1 morn IL liz
NsEIs.......... 03 HIaH wAIxI. morn IL rs
Port OF New York, March ii, 1856.
CLEARED.

Port OF New York, March IL, 1856.
CLEARED
ssp 5Is5s Walton; Williams ysieui.s siaEsn Ironsidss
Bk nUeJS IS
Brig ss%qel& Ed1sid, RsynaI. MoIe1idso ard suenoa
f'sssf lHs'is
sesr Goss fpao
ssr ss shsi R Rsp T SShnsPp sSas
seSr Hne M, Small Btslon View Lewis h'0a
s LEW FH You 1.'
ARRIVED
sp ss e sss fT North with sa
isfs ss Signals vi ss sssn.sp
las, ss M s very .a e in S
der VIII hsasS saes during ls e ct 4 and
isred jpmsi 20 Of d oe On ae ed while passing
through large field started cuwaier was compelled TO bear
d,ei Iss 81 i; .n.., s,o..a
Fo,r Penny Rio yanero, Jan 10, with coffee 70
Sa sss ss Fss
ye.s So-is Sc
koc lest sails and been of the coast twice. needed
rig Alma tof Bos,or Brarscomb. New Orleans days
or fhs pSt M sss % I ssS
means BLACK River, ia FEB !"
via Newport With phnsrto. &c, To II Henry. Put into New
port Tor ahaILor.
Brig Julia Arey Cc Bar gos, Stone. Belize Hon, days.
with mshosan loswcod &C. TO Pilsbury Sanford EYpe
rienced heavy weather.
Brig Lucia Angler of Belfast Toothaker Pensacola
EeuptIt with ship limb 10 master.
scfr Brown, Derrckson Charleston, 6days with cot
toe 20 Doll er Potter.
Schr Berger, MCGEE. Petersburg, days
scbr y II VIII ans Parker, \ liord.
scbr W Sin mP Mason, Bridseton.
Sctr Issac Rich. Paine Boston
PrcI eler / CcuEt Point French, Baltimore
BELOW
One ship, known.
SAILED.
Ships Chsllerg IcLdon kethay Sydney, NSw Cornelia
Lawrerce, Liverpool.
VIVID during he day q gale from SW.
SNIP CAIHARIsE, Edwards, tor Antwerp, While towing ont
the East River Monday and when CT pier compelled
TO the anchor In of the gale and In the
rg OF the tide see grounded in the mud she win probably be
got Oh next high waller.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
The Eudora ny stery-Body OF the Captain
not Found.

The inquest on the body found Saturday last in .
sack, and supposed TO be that of Captain William Pal
mer OF the schooner Eudoa mogene was concluded be-
fore Coroner Hanfod yesterday afternoon in the East
district OF Brooklyn
Capt. J. Arnold sworn-I re side 1T Deep River, Conn
and was bro erin.law OF Capt Palmer have examined
the body lying at the old cells and that IL not
the body OF Capt Palmer think could ognise II II IL
VAS hi Capt Palmer had The figure Of fem ale prcked
Ia India ink on bis the let OF deceased il In
sufficient preservation to have shown this figure IL one
had been MAZE there Capt. Palmei's ears had been
pierced, and he wore rings deceased did not; Capt
Palmer was five feet eleven inches high AND his I'D
was rather round with high forehead ana slightly bald
the mate was about five feet high and about twenty
years Of age, red hair, whiskers ireeei face
The Jury DEL ed dict that deceased on unknown
man, came TO his Death by causes unknown 70 them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
Superior Court.
Refore Chief Justice Oakley.


ACTION AGAINST A CITY RAILROAD COMPANY
Mach lin the case of Edmond Mcilermott against
the Sixth Avenue Railroad Company for iD ry oone bis
child by one CT she def ndants running over him in
West Broadway the jury rendered sealed verdict for
plaintiff for $50.
Before Hon. Judgs Woodruff.
In the case John against he Hudson River
Railroad Company the Jury were unable TO agree, and
wtre discharge,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
COrOners' Inquesfs.

Az UNKNOWN MAJ FOUND DROWNED Coroner Perry
held Inquest at the Of South and Catherine
streets, upon the body of an unknown man aged %
years. who ond floating in the water the foot Of
PecE Sip. The deceased Ave feet nine inches in
b. light, strongly built and quite muscular. In
the pockets Of deceased found piece Of paper upon
which Inscribed, Die,t your letter John Nc af
f1ey Iaport town. INDIANA The Jury this case rem
dered verdict of resth by dro The deceased had
been in be water several weeks. For fur her infona
ten respecting the deceased all parties interested
reques led TO call the Coroners Office, No. 81 Cham
beIs street.
DEATH FROM BURNS Coroner Conrery held an ineueat
yesterday 1t Bellevue Hospital upon the body Of the
woman Mar garet Deitz. who severe burned at
the Il in Fifteenth street A., on Friday
night last. The jury hearing the testimony esited
rendered verdict OF Death by burnsu The deceased
was Q native Of Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-12
Brigham Young on PoIygamy.

syssos PREACHED BY GOVERNOR BRIGHAM YOUNG
LEADER or THE MoRMoSs, AT PROVO CITY, UTAH
1ERBIToRY, JULY IA, 1855.
INTRODUCTION.
have q few words say concerning item Of doc
trius tina. seldom think of mentioning before pub 10
refer the dc ctrine pertaining to raising
up roy NJ priesthood 70 the name OF lsraeps God for
which purpose the revelation given 10 Joseph con-
pne the yt of faithful elders In taxing to themselves
than uite frequently hear from others that
this doct s laughed al and rdlcu ed heard yester.
day Of ts being he'd ont OF doors eered and
sneered cut Of Bishops house
BRGuAx SOM SAINTS ARE OPPOSED TO THE
PLURALITY DOCTRINE.
am not personally cognizsnt Of any ones jeernQ at
and ceriding this Doctrine still hear that there
some few eho opposed TO 1t. Once in while sens
msuts reach my which sound very curious and
strange and when hear them do ready wish that some
we're Dosseesed of better viii therefore tell you
few ,hings tnat you should know
THE ADVANTAGES or PoLYGAHY
God never introduced the PAsrAr shat order OF marriage
With Q please in his carnal desires, to
punish females for anything which they had DONE
Introduced 1t for the purpose Of raising up his
mare . royal priesthood, peculiar ope. Do We not
the bessAt OF ts Yes se have lived long enough to
realye its s5vsntagee
now rn GOVERNOR BEyyrTTrrp ~ ".
:eppose hat bad had the privileges Of having ony
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
RE M O AL.
STOWELL'S
Cheap Boot and Shoe store.

D EMovED TO THE HOUSE FORMERLY
IL occupied by Aaron R. Combs, I'd door be-
low Shnn & Bedle's Store, and next to A. s. Loker-
sons Cigar Store, where he intends keeping on hand
a splendid assortment of MEMS BOOTS, CATERS
and SHOES, OF every description and of the latest
styles Also, Carpet Bags, Ladies Satchelst IS Frskss
tsg TO THE LADIES. 81
Particular attentions to every variety of Ladies'
work, Satin Caters, Satin Slippers; fancy worked
slippers Morocco and Leather Boots Patent Leather
Taylors Ties, French Ties, Imperial Ties splendid
assortment on hand, or made TO order, if desired
out of fine Coroso Kid, in French .tyle, with Gloof
Shanks, SC.
~ Particular attention paid to Repairing, ana
goods warranted to give satisfaction.
Call and examine for yourselves, and SEQ il you
cannot buy better goods and cheaper than ELSEWHERE,
as am determined to sell cheaper than ever
Freehold, April 30th, 1856. 27-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
BLACKBERRY PLANT.

Feeehold, July 80, 1856:
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
~ PRICES REDUCED ~

gTNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE BECOME AGENTS
i for the sale of the genuine Lawton (or New Ro-
chelle) Blackberry Plants raised by MeSsrs. George
Seymour g. Co, of South Norwalk, Conn.,, and
Messrs. Halleck Of Milton, N. Y.
We are prepared to receive large orders the com :
fng Fall and Spring deliverable from the middle of
October until the ground freezes aud from the mid
die of March until the middle of May.
PRICES.-$2O 90 pei hundred plants; $ll 90 per
-sdfty do; 81 90 per dozen do
Cost ofpackage for a dozen or half Dozen IL IL
cents for fifty or hundred Is cehts--largcr pack
ages proportionaby less. m
The name of the grower, who will personally SUI
perintend the taking and packing with directions
for setting and cultivating, will accompany each
package
The plants raised by these parties have been dur
ing the last few years forwarded in every part of the
country and very few Instances of failure have
Cured, although the setting out has often been en-
trusted to unskillful hands,
Orders must he accompanied by the cash to ensure
fulfllment. ,aa
We are permitted to refer to Hon. Horace Greedy
Editor New York Tribtne Orange Judd, Esq. Ed
itor American Agricultuist Jas. J. Mapes Esq. Ed
itor Working Farmer; Soon Robson, Esq, Agrcul-
tural Editor New York Tribune; Thomas Drew, Esq
Editor Worcester Spy, Worcester, Mass, Stafford
Cleveland Esq., Editor Yates County Whig James
s. Gibbons, Esq, No. 10 Wall street, New York
Richard A. Manning, Esq, No. Oh Cortiandt street
New York.
N b. Orders should be given early in the seas
en- as practicable and will be filed in the order Of
their reception.
Pamphlets may be obtained of us on application
by mail or otherwise free of charge giving state
4aeat of origin, history. characteristics, &c.
DREW s. FRENCH.
Fruit and Produce Dealers
No. IS Barclay St. New York
Centen,bar II 1874 SW
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
q West Freehold Hotel

WILLIAM H. STRONG,
TNHE PROPRIETOR OF THE WEST FREE
Il hold HOTEL within two miles of Freehold N. ].
formerly kept by John H. Mount,) is prepared 10
accommodate the public in good style. The house
has undergone a thorough overhauling, and been
fitted up in a neat, and comfortable manner. His
stablings and fodder good, and employs one Of
the best ostlers the State boast of There viii
be no pains spared to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to visitors,
sy The Proprietor is also well qualified and pre-
pared to Handle and Break Colts for the road or
train, and condition them for market the turf
His charges will always be found reasonable.
April % 1856 26-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
DESIRABLE FARM

EoR SALE CONTAINING ABOUT go ACRES,
Il good productive land, nearly all tillable, con-
vcnient House, with we of excellent water at the
- door, good Barn, Cellar &c, an orchard OF
l:iA young Apple Trees. plenty of Mari near by,
Schools Church, Stores and Mill, within a mile
This Farm Is situated on the road from Sweetman's
Lane to Perrinevillc, one mile east of Rev. c, =
Worrel's Church. in Milestone township, Monmouth
county, and now occupied by VIM. HAMMOND
sEsa.. 1t is valued at ss3 000 Inquire. for further
PARTICULARS, of the owner, J. PIERR0N, 40 William
rect New York.
mot sold at Private Sale by November 10th, i
then be sold at Auction. Nearly all the LAND
ZEE well lined, the greater part Of which il
Nd clay loan sep1Tts
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24
/. Farmers YIarehousa.

TOHN O. sMoCK, WHOSE RESIDENCE is
y now in Freehold, viii devote his whole attention
in procuring and Offering to the Farmers, the best
implements in market all of which are. warranted
to give satisfaction or may be returned within a
reasonable time. Moving aid Reaping Machines,
combined or separates Hores Powers and Threshers.
with or. without cleaners Grain Drills Lime and
Guano Spreaders, Corn and Cob Mills, Saw Mills,
Corn Shelters large and small flaming Mills,
Horse Ropes, Hay and Straw Cutters, Vegetable
Cutters Sausage Cutters, Plows, Harrows Cultva-
tors, Forks, Rakes, shovels, Spades Hoes &C., all
of which are constantly on hand, with good supply
of Castings for most of the machines.
Farmers, please call and examine for yourselves.
All orders thankfully received and promptly attend
ed to. JOHN G. SM0CK.
Freehold April Is 1856. 25-1y
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-09-24

change that must soon take place, the subscriber
would inform his numerous customers that lie i
prepared to meet their wants and add to their COM
fort during the warm SEASON. by an entirely new and
beautiful style of Calf Boot, Congress CATER and
Gents Fancy Shoes of every variety.
He would earnestly invite the customers to these
articles something entirely new having been
offered before in any market. The patterns were got
up in New York expressly for this Springs trade
and for beauty, comfort aud durability cannot fail
to suit everybody
Give us call, then, before going elsewhere. and
satisfy yourselves
| have also engaged the services of a" member
from The city of New York, who will attend entirely
to repairing, which, from long experience, he is
enabled to do in the most neat and substantial
manner.
~ Remember the place. South street, next door
Maning's Tin Store. tA - ai3Ale} &
JAMES. ". ENIMoNs, ~
South St Freehold.
March 26th, 1856. 22-tf