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CHATR MAKING.

TIAyING SERVED A REGULAR APPRETICE-
J. lship at the Windsor Chair Making Business, the
subscriber would inform the citizens of Freehold and
vicinity that he desires share ofpubic favor in the
line of Making repairing, and re-painting Chairs,
Sin the various branches of that line.
Thankful for past favors he respectfully solicits
. eonfsnuance LEWIS CASE
Frsehold, September II, 1856. 3m
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LET US REASON TOGETHER.
aOlloWay's Pills.
WHY ARE WE SICK Z

W III ARE WE SlCk
| TT HAS BEEN THE L0f OF THE HUMAN
4 race to be weighed down by disease and suffer-
ing. Holloway's Pills are specially adapted to the
relief OF the weak the nervous, the delicate and the
lnhF, OF all climcs ages, sexes and constitutions
Pref sser Holloway personally superintends the man
ufa lure of his medicines in the United States and
offers them to free and enlightened people, as the
best remedy the world ever for the removal of
disease
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD
| These famous Pills are expressly combined to
| operate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys the
| lungs, the skim and the bowels correcting any de-
rangement In their functions purifying the blood the
very fountain of life, and thus curing disease h all
! its forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills.
1t has been proved in all parts of the world, that
nothing has been found equal to them in cases of
disorders of the liver, dyspepsia and stomach COM
plants generally They soon GIVE a.healthy tone to
these organs, however much deranged, and when all
other means have failed
GENERAL DEBILITY. I'LL HEALTH.
Many OF the most despotic Governments have
opened their Custom Houses to the introduction of
these Pills. that they may become the medicine of
the masses, Learned Colleges admit that this med
icine is the best remedy eve~known for persons of
delicate health, or where the system has been Inn
paired as Its invigoratng properties NEVER fail to
afford relief.
| FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
| No Female, young or old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. 1t corrects and regulates the
monthly courses at all periods, acting in many cases
like charm 1t is also the best and safest medicine
that can be given to Children of all ages and for any
complaint; consequently no family should be with
| out it,
Hotsoteays Pills ure the best remedy knoDn In The
| sOo'1d for the following Diseases:
Asthma Diarrh9a Indigestion
| Bowel Complaints Dropsy Influenza
Coughs Debility Inflammation
Colds Fever and Aqua Venereal Alice
| Chest Diseases Female Com tons
Costiveness plants Worms, of all
| Dyspepsia Headaches kinds
Stone and Gravel Secondary Symp- Inward Weak
Liver Complaints toms ness
Lowness of Spirits Piles
~ Sold at the Manufactures of Professor Hol-
1oway, SO Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand
London by all respectable Druggists and Dealers OF
Medicine throughout the United States, and the
civilized world, in boxes at 20 cents 81 Ia cents
and $1 each
| ~ There is considerable saving by taking the
| larger sizes.
N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients In
every disorder are affixed to each box
| March 26. 1856
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j. r. S,tafTord,s olive Tar.

TTAHIS GREAT ELECTRICAL REMEDY is IN
il hailed and applied. mot taken,) to cure disea
SEES of the Throat and Lungs No Rheumatic, Neu
ralgic or other pain can exist where Olive Tar ap
Piled Sold at SO cts. per bottle, at the Company
Depot, No. is State ST., New York, and by VIM
VOORHEES,, Druggist, Freehold, N J.
July ., 1856. 36-tf
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DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving Welch & Carson's Hotel,
1g&&
FREEHOLD. N. j.

4 DAILY MAIL LINE OF STAGES Ftzt LONG
"A BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck, TinteH
Falls and Eatontown, leaves the Hotel Of Weleh &
Carson, Freehold, on the arrival of the morsine
trains from New York ard Phiadelphis. Returning.
leave Long Branch at A NJ.
A daily mail line for TOMS RIVER, connecting
with other lines South, leaves Freehold on the arris
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 hrU'
Blue Bal; Farningdale 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.
E9 Passengers can be conyyed to any part ofthe
County by these lines and their connection
Freehold, June 20, 1866. 34--H
MI. Eozz- q. C.ula=I:l I:a.l.A n &
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' UI Ulo"ICh, vU' ., IOoU' =
CLOTH 4.

VXTE WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM OUR
Wv Customers and the citizens of Freehold and
vicinity that we now offering the balance of our
excellent stock of Summer Clothing at cost prices in
order to make room for our new Fall stock.
We would also state to those about purchasing
Fall Clothing. that our styles of Cashmere Pants
Cloth and Business Goats, Silk Satn and Velvet
Vests are among the most desirable selections the
New York market, and we intend to make our price
to our Freehold friends such as will pay them to
take trip to u.s. instead of purchasing them at home
Also, constantly on hand, the best selections of
Cloths Cassimers, Silks and Yeyets for the Custom
trade which viii be made to order in the latest styles
or otherwise to suit our customers.
Please give us d call before purchasing elsewhere.
DANIEL LOCKWOOD,
IS Vesey street, N Y, near Washington st.
a
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New Saddle g. arm ess
MANUFA GLORY IN FREEHOLD

TSBWDR1CK, Truck & LANiBERTsoE, WOULD
" respectfully inform the public that they now
essa prepared to Manufacture Harness, at their
@f5establishment in Freehold, in neat and sub
"a stantial q manner, and at prices as liberal as
they be had elsewhere. All exles &l be thank
fully received and promptly exec cdF
Harness, Saddles, Brides, WhAps, Trunks Horse
Brushes, Cards and Curry Combs constantly on hand
Fly Nets, Buffalo Robes, Wngse Blankets, and
Bells, in their seasons
Those of our friends who see fit to favor us with
call will find us in the shop formerly occupied by
Ralph HulSe, as a Hat Store.
E7y- Orders from distance will be punctually at
tended TO- Ni
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tronage.we have already received and trust that our
determination to give satisfaction in all cases. will
merit continuance of public favor.
5aH ~ j. B. G0WDRICK,
CHARLES Truck,
DAVID LAMRERTS0N
October %, 1854. l-tf
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OCEAN PORT STEAM MILL,

SASH & BLIND MANDATORY.
by which they enabled to produce all kinds Of
Dressed Lumber cheaper than before; and also, all
kinds Of Sawed Lumber, particularly Clapboards,
rough, or dressed and jointed; and I'LL orders for
sawed or dressed Lumber, with much dispatch. In
addition; they have large assortment Of Mouldings
and Manufacture Sash with French or American
glass, Blinds and Doors at the New York Cash Price,
Thereby saving freight beside cutting any given
pattern of brackets, or other ornamental work. The
Builder need not lack and they feel warranted in
saying so complete and finished an assortment, with
so many convenences, can not elsewhere be had in
Monmouth Coz nor at lower prices
HAYNES, DRUNMOND & co.
Ocean Port MAY Ia 1856 29-ly
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III. office.

TIME BOOKS OF ACCOUNT OF THE FIRM OF
i Cooper g. CoNovER, We're this 18th day of Au-
gust 1866 assigned to the subscribers, and we have
placed them in the hands of CHAs. A BENNETT, for
Immediate collection All persons indebted on said
books forbid settling any of said accounts with
any other person, except with the subscribers, we
intend to hold allpersons liable to u.s. who are in-
debted on said books from that date.
d. NJ. & R. c. RUE.
Auoust 90 1S55 44-tf
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Spring and Summer
q o o ID S /!
d. M. & r. G. RUE, & CO.,

FREEHOLD, N j.
TRY GOODS 20 PER CENT. CHEAPER THAN
~ ever. They have just received one of the most
extensive and desirable Stocks of Foreign
AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
ever offered to the inhabitants Of Monmouth County
Having the past season reducad their stock unusual
ly low which enables them to offer almost an entire
NEW STOCK OF SUMMER GOODS,
which have just been purchased at the present very
low prices. Their stock comprises, in part,
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
of every escription--pain, plsd striped and bro
cade Silks, of all qualities very large stock OF
Black Silk of the best make the market can produce
Albacas, Bombazines, Musline de Beige, Barege and
Challi de LANES, French Jaconett and Lawns plain
and figured Bareges, embroidered and plain Cling
hams, Prints; &c.
MEMS WEAR:
Cloths, Cassimsrcs, Tweeds, Jeans; Vestings, pant
and coat Lnsns, of Every style; Bonds and Lucas
Stripes, in large quantities, together with a very
heavy stock Of Sheetings, both linen and cotton ;
Lurier and Cotton Pillow Case Muslins, Shifting
Muslins Tabls DIAPERS, Damask Towellngs, Elan
nsls Stripe Shirtings, &c.
GROCERIES, DRUGS, MEDICINES,
Paints, Oils, Hardware, Iron and Steel, China and
Glassware, Looking GLASSES, &C., &c
1T Those in want Of goods in our line, will find
it to their advantage to give call before supply
ing themselves as otr stock is complete in ali its
various branches, and greater bargains viii be offer
ed than ever before known.
D. N. & R. q. RUE & co.
Freehold May 16, 1856. 29=tf
c.--...-ssJ. m I'LL
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"A SninssGrator,s Sale,

~IAh AA'ssk& zha1 III . = q . <V@ - ~ 49, "
OF REAL ESTATE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN Or
Oder of the Orphans Court of the county of Mon
mouth of the term of April, A. 1856, the subscri-
bers, Administrators of VIM. j. Nc Elwaine deceas-
ed, will sell at Public yeadue to the highest bidder
on Wednesday, the 9Th day of November next, A. b.
1856, between the hours of Twelve, noon, and Five
in the afternoon. of that day. upon the premises
hereinafter mentioned that certain tract of land of
which the said William j. Nc Elwane died seized,
situate in the township Of Marlborough, said County
upon the road leading from Englishtown to Middle
town Point, adjoining land of James Haywood and
others, and containing % Acres more or less There
is upon said tract of land Dwelling House, and Sta
bic
zS> Conditions made known on day Of Sale, by
GEORGE QUACKENBUSH.
AMANDA NJ. Nc ELWAINB,
Adasntstautors
q ,+n,,hor r. 1QS6 tc
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NEW LUMBER YARD
Ar
RED BANK.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER
II Shingles, Timber, Fence pales Mason Lath
rhomaston and Glenn Falls Lime. Plaster Cement
Brick, Nails, &c. which win be sold AS Low as al
any other Yard III the country, for CASH.
PARKER & CHADWICK.
ALSO.-peach Orchard and Lackawana COAL
Lump, Egg, and Stove Sizes. p. & c.
MAY IA 1856 M fgsff ff III If
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RUlTIOM IN MUSIC.

kAMEs GARLAND, PROFESSOR OF MU-
(0rganist at the -Trespyterian Church,
"a =, ywssbsssso idI''f1n his friends, and the pub
nc geners&y that he will commence t7--.a.A tbe
CLOSE Of September his musical instructions on the
Organ, Meladeon, and Piano Forte
Mr., G will attend at Bordentown and Hightstown,
in addition to Freehold
FreRhold, Aug. 20, 1856. If
2SO lnIefa;sla n tS.-WANTED, BY 4 PERSON
long experience in business, a good perma-
ituaton foreman general clerk in some
kcantile or Clothing House. either in the city or
TRY. Reference given. Direct to JAMES A.
RGEN. Ma,,aapan n. j. or enquire at this
Uhice. sep17tf
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Freehold Insti'
This is a First Class Boarding sehoO

AA1A1 10 q uSt OldsSS DOdTOlIlS HGAOOA
for Boys.
TIME COURSE OF STUDY Is EXTENTED AND
a varied. Pupils are fitted for Commercial or
Scientific pursuits, or for any class in college Be-
sides the classes in the Languages, Mathematics, and
ordinary primary studies there are classes in Land
Surveying, Engineering and Agricultural Chemistry
Pupils are admitted at any time and charged ac-
eordingly.
INSTRUCTORS.
Oliver r. Willis, A. NJ, Prncipal-Moral Philoso-
ply and Natural Science
Charles A. Walters, A. B., Associate Prineipsl,-
Latin and Greek.
$. W Chadbourne, Vice Principal aaties.
History and Vocal Music.
George L. Ames, A. B s--Latn, Creek, and English
Languages.
B. de Prudhomme, B. L.-French Language
Charles II. MISUNDERSTANDING and Linear
Drawing
Edward H. Rcdfeld, Piano, Violin and Futs
principals
OLIVER r. WILLIS.
CHARLES A. WALTERS.
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News for the PeoDie.

D HULSE is NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
LIZ gentlemen with the new Fall style of Dress
Hats, Of his own manufacture lie has also large
III assortment of soft Hats and Caps of various
% shapes and eolors for Men and Boys Also
Hats and Caps full tlfflaed for small children
fairiassortment of Vaises. Carpet Bags. Walking
Games, &c. The above goods we want to sell' &c.
friends, come along 90 Hats made to order
RALPH HULSE, Practical Halter.
Freehold Sent II 1856 2w
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CLAIRAVOYANT PHYSICIAN, I

"A STILES, NJ D. OF BRIDGEPORT, CT
IL .indepeadent Clairvorant Physician. will he at
Freehold the 18th, 10th and 18th day Of September
1856, and will take rooms at the Washington Hotel
for the purpose of examining and prescribing for the
sick and afflicted.
Dr. Stiles superior Clairvoyant powers. bis thor
6ugh Medical and Surgical education, with his expe-
tience from extensive practice for sixteen years.
eminently qualify him for the best consulting phys-
clan Of the age In all Chronic Diseases he stands
unrvalled !'-Boston Paper.
Those wishing to consult the Doctor during his
stay at Freehold can do so by calling at his Rooms,
between the hours Of and II clock A. NJ, and 2
and clock p NJ, Charges Reasonabe.s
Terms-For Clairvoyant Examination $l00.
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tODdING ROOMS,
From 81 to SIS per week. or 80 OF so cents per night
JOHN s. SLAVERY, Proprietor
Stafford,s Ointment,

HtUHES EVERY DISEASE OF THE SKIN
" 1t is made by mixing equal portions of J. r
Stlfford's Olive Tar and Mutton Tallow. Sold al
State e st. New New York OF and by NM yooRHEEs
Druggist, Freehold, N J.
July 2, 1856 36-tf
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The New & Splendid Light Drafted
Es24fs.,3's
tz===--.ss.ssz=.sis izszasesz
Steamer Laura,

(fAPT. J. P. CORLIES, WILL LEAVE RED
~ Bank, every day, Sundays excepted at 1-1
O'clock A. NJ, and leave New York, foot of Robson
ST. at 3 Ia o'clock P. NJ, toaching each way at
the intermediate places.
The public may rely the above arrangement,
and without any detention.
Jtfly 9 1914 3a-kf
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EslAAa :SF.,z4S
Mail Stage.

FREEHOLD AND SQUAN VILLAGE
GTAGE LINE TIE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
~ running daily line of Stages between SQUAT
~ Village and Freehold, connecting
A2lTsSss with Freehold and Jamesburg
.-G8y&$& Railroad as follows: Leave Squan
Village every morning at o'cl'ck
A. NJ. via. Howell Works, Squancum, and Blue Ball
and intermediate places and arriving at Freehold in
time to take the morning line Of cars for New York
and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Freehold on the
arrival of the cars. Stages will be found at the
Railroad Station, or at Carson g. Conovers Hotel.
E. R. HAIGHT,
D. L. HUNTSINGER,
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WARNS CLOTHlNG STORE,

TIME LARGEST AND MOST VARIEB STOCK d F
u ready made Clothing ever offered in Monmott
County for Men and Youths wear made of ever Y
quality and material from the most celebrated Amer
ican English, French, aud German Manufactures all
of which have been selected with the view I'd suit
the most fastdious taste Now gentlemen call and
see my stock for [ can assn you that l will sell
them cheap, as ! am about to move, and want to
clean out my stock-in fact will sell them almost
for cost Remember the place, and give me call
before purchasing elsewhere will find that prices are
so low as to defy all competition.
MY CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
You will find second to none, for the quality of my
goods they consist of the best the market affords
and will make them up cheap and in the most fash
ionabe style. And warrant a good fit or no sale
September H. 1856 If
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maIlKlnd Decome better, nor do We
believe they are worse; still, as a
general thing, at this particular sea-
son, and as the warm weather APP
proaches, their habits become rather
more loose, than during the winter
season, but not sufficiently so to az
feet their reputation for honesty aud
morality. In view of the great
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Lumber! Lusnbe /!

Lumber! Lusnbe!
THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY RESPECTFUL
y call the attention Of the public to their stock OF
sisting of large assortment of timber-Joist, Wall
Strips, Clear Stuff variety thickness and quality
Spruce and White Flooring White Pine Spruce and
Hemlock PickBts, Georgia, Norway, White and
Spruce Pine fence railing, Ribs and Plsstering Laths
Also Bulk, Thomaston, Cools and Jointa LINE.
Lubec Plaster Cement, Brick, Lacawana Lump and
Egg and Peach Orchard Egg and Nut COAL, Iron
and Steel Flows, and general assortment of Hard
ware Dry Goods, and Groceries. The Subscribers
are also denominations of the
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NO III " al street, I'd HO0f,
June Is, 1855. 34-1y Near Broadway, N. Y. e
TTnDoT amt Co Farmers, q

1xnpoT ant Co Farmers. e
~ L.HAGARS IMPROVED PATENT HARROW
Las This improvement consists in the manner Of
holding the adjustable teeth. 1t is offered to the
farming community Of Monmouth, with the confident
assurance of its cordial reception by every friend OF
improvement. 1t has received ths approval end
COMMUNICATION of ngrculturasts generally, who
tined to come into universal use Us its merits
are appreciated 1t received thu first and second
premiums of the New York State Fair tt Elinira.-
First OF the American Institute, Crystal Palace New
York. Also, the first premium at the State Fair of
Maryland, and the first at numerous County Fairs
in every case where it has been exhibited We hold
it has the following advantages over the common
Harrow: LIST. The teeth can be readily adjusted in
an oblique or perpendicular position. I'd. The teeth
can be readily adjusted to harrow deep or shallow.
Sd. There is no danger of splitting the rail- or of
the teeth getting LOOSE 4th. The teeth being the
side of the rail, it will not cloy as the common har-
row 9Th. It's durability cannot be excelled. set
of fastenings will last d lifetime. 9th 1t requires
but half the timber of the common harrow 7th. If
the teeth get broken dull they be readily re-
rangement of its teeth is such TO enable to work
in ground which is rooty stumpy, and bad to pillow,
without drawing the burrows back
The subscriber having purchased the patent right
for Monmouth County is prepared to furnish f. 1ers
with this Harrow at short notice. He viii q lis
pose of township rights. Apply to
THOMAS p. SMITH;
July %; 1885, 3943h Ensshtown, N. J.
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ments in Daguerreotyping, and is prepared to take
For One Dollar and Upwards,
very true and fe-like likeness in very hand
some case, and warrants that the pictures taken by
him will never fade, turn black, if properly kept
He would particularly draw the attention of the
public to the new process of Ambroyping, as an eX-
cellent mode for securing the likeness Of children
even the most uneasy-as it takes very quick, and
would advise those who wish to have their own, OF
childrens likeness taken, to AVOID, as much as posi-
be light dresses, and particularly white children
as the pictures will be beautifully eoored.
The subscriber hopes to have some encourage
ment as he will spare no pains to satisfy the most
fastidious.
Always on hand, a fine stock Of plain and fancy
Cases, Gold Lockets &c., &C.
~ Pictures of sick and deceased persons taken
at their residences. Also pictnrescoped and clean
ed Thankful for past favora, he bspes for eontn:
uance Of the same. JOHN ROTH
Freehold, April %, 1856: tt
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ConOver g. Arose

COMMISSION DEALERS, STAND NO. 1877
" Fulton street Pier, West Washington Market,
New York baf
szg All produce consigned to the above firm will
be disposed Of at the highest market value, and
prompt returns made
DANIEL C0N0VER3 STEPHEN AROSE.
New York June 4th, 1Sb6. 32=1y
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GUNS! GUNS!
lsID SUBSTITUTING.

STyiE ATTENTION. OF THE CITIZENS OF MON
a Il mouth and Ocean counties is respectfully invited
Ito large assortment of Guns and Pistols now Oh
Z hand at my shop in Freehold. They are well and
neatly made and in the latest style. Persons will
do well to call and examine before purchasing else
where, as sell as good and cheap article as can
be had anywhere. Guns of any description made to
order Orders from distance promptly attended to.
REPAIRING done at short notice, in neat and
substantial manner, and on reasonable terms.
Thankful for the liberal patronage which has been
&extended in times past he will endeavor to merit,
*and hopes to receive its continuance.
LUDWIG SCHNAUz. &
Feeehold, July 80, 1856, ~
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SPRING GOODS!
ARkER B. CHADWICK,
Al
RED BANKs

RE ID BANKs
XNTOUtb CALL THE ATTENTION or THEIR
w customers and the public in general, to their
stock the latest styles Of Dry Goods JUST opened
consisting Of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Prints Chali Cloths Mohair Barge, Muslin Deain,
plain and figured, De Beyege, Fuard Silks, Poplins,
Alpaeas Black Italian Silks, Muslin, Lawns, &c, to-
esther with general assortment Of Dress Trimmings
and Parasols. Also, Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
ings, in great variety
Youths Fancy Cassismeres,
Simmer Wear for men and boys, Bond Stripes and
Plaids, so well known to ths people Of Monmouth.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, FURNITURE, Window Shades
PAPER HANGINGSi
together with d general assortment Of Groceries
Provisions Hardware Crockery, Glass and Brittania
Wars.
Farming Utensils,
Moores Plows and Castings, Hoes, Forks, Shovels,
Spades Grain Cradles, Grass Scythes, Rakes, &C.,
which we offer for sale CHEAP for CASH, firmly
believing that the nimble sixpence is better than the
slow shilling.
PARKER 6 CHADWICK.
Bed Bank Anil o. 1885, 26-1y
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w AFTER POW Err

| -T---T" N-4"N7N
kE0R SALE-A WATER POWER SITUATED
within quarter of mile of the Freehold and
amesburg Railroad. and about three-quarters of a
Re from the thriving village of Freehold, where a
Mill has been in operation for "A years. The
Eation of this property, renders it very desirable
hose who wish toengaee in Milling or Mechani-
business. Price, 81 500. Enquire of the sub
.r, near the village of Freehold. n. ].
JOHN BOVINE.
hold AuGust 90 1876 CIV