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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1856-11-20
LAWTON COR NEW ROClIELLE)
BLACKBERRY PLANT.
H PRH Es REDUCED ga

~
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE BECOME AGENTS
A for the sale of the genuine Lawten Cor New Ro-
chelle) Blackberry Plants raised by Messrs. George
Seymour s. Co, OF Soath Noralaik Conn, and
Messrs. Haileck OF Milton. N K.
We are prepared to receive large orders the com
ing Fall and Spring, deliverable from tlfe middle of
October anti the ground freezes, and from the mid
die of March an6l the middle Of May.
PRICES.-t2000 per hundred p.ants; $1l 90 per
Hfty do; "a 90 per dozen do.
Cost ofpackage for dozen or half dozen II IL
cents; for fifty hundred, 25 cetts-larger pack
ages proportionably hess. -
The name OF the grower, who viii personally SUI
perdntend tie taking up and packing. with directions
for setting and cnlHvating, wall accompany each
package. f sst
The plants raised by these parties have been dur
sng 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 unskilful hands.
Orders must be accompanied by the cash toensure
8ulfllment.
We are permitted to refer to Hon Horace Greedy.
Editor New York Tribune; Orange Judd, Esq, Ed
Stor American Agricuturist Jas. J. Mapes Esq. Ed
itor Working Farmer Scion Robson, ESQ., Agricul-
tural Editor New York Tribune; Thomas Drew, Esq ,
Editor Worcester Spy, Worcester Mass. Stafford
Cleveland, Esq. Editor Yates County Wing; James
s. Gibbons, Esq, No. 10 Wall street, New York;
Richard A. Manning, ESQ No. 81 Cortlandt street,
New York. ~
N. B. Orders should be given as early in the seas
on 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
ment of origin, history, characteristics. &c.
DREW & FRENCH.
Fruit and Produce Dealers,
Nc. IS Barclay St.,-New York.
Sentember IL; 1856 Sw
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SIM !. z EL'S 40 Ell,


Corner Of HIRAM, long haoara as Bulls Head,
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.
1.-THE ABOVE HOUSE, KEPT FOR THE LAST
4 % years by Henry Smith Esq, as the Bulls
Head, has recently passed into the hands ofthe sub
scriber, (who for number Of years principal
assistant at Sielles hotel under the management of
B. D. STEELE ESQ., and has been remodeled and re-
furnished throughout.
The subscriber pledges himself that nothing shall
be wantiag to make his guests comfortable and at
home. He hopes tn merit and receive the patronage
of his friends and the travelling public A large and
convenient TABLE is attached to the House, and
attentive 0stlers in attendance.
~ Horses and carriages to let Also Horses ia
ken on Livery, at moderate rates.
Stage LlNEs.-Stages leave the above house every
morning. Sunday excepted for Boundbrook and
somerville, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, Old Bridge Spots
wood, md Freehold, Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Saturdays, at o'clock P. NJ, Middletown Point and
Keyport, on Monday and Thursday, at 10 o'clock
P: NJ Van Kinks Express and Stage every day for
Harrington.
~ 0mnibuses leave this House every morning in
time to carry passengers to the Steamboat for New
York. JOHN WILLIAMS,
August G 1856 ProDrietor
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WARDS CLOTHING STORE.
THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED STOCK {

FTFHE LAKGESF AND MUST AKIED 6TUUAU OF
Il ready made Clothing ever offered in Monmouth
County for Men and Youths wear, made of every
quality and material from the most celebrated Amer
ican, English, French aud German Manufactures all
of which have been selected with the view to suit
the most fastidious taste. Now gentlemen, call and
see my stock for can assure you that will sell
them cheap, as | am about to move, and want to
clean out my stock-n fact, Twill sell them almost
for cost. Remember the place, and give me call
before purchasing elsewhere viii find that prices are
so low as to defy all competition
MY CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
You will find second to none, for the quality my
goods as they consist of the best the market affords
and will make them up cheap and in the most fash
ionabie style. And warrant good fit or no sale
September IL 1856. tt
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Farmers, WAREHOUSES

John C. SMOCK, WHOSE RESIDENCE Is
a now i'm Freehold will devote his whole attention
an 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 and Reaping Machines,
combined or separate; 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; Tanning Mills,
Horse Ropes. Hay and Straw Cutters Vegetable
Cutters Sausage Cutters, Plows Harrows, Cultiva-
tors, Forks, Rakes Shoves. 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. 9g JOHN C. SMOCK
Freehold, April 16 1855 25-1y
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w Saddle g. Harness
MANDATORY IN FREEHOLD.

EtoWDRICK, TRUCK & LAMBERTSoN, WOULD
~ respectfully inform the public that they now
GTsa prepared to manufacture Harness, at their
NFsestablishment in Freehold, in neat and sub
& stantial a manner, and at prices as liberal as
they can be had elsewhere. All orders will be thank
fully received and promptly executed.
Harness, Saddles, Brides, Whips, Trunks, Horse
Fly Nets, BuliaIo Robes Horse 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 Huse as Hat Store.
5g' Orders from a distance will be punctually at
tended TO-
We return our sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tronage have already received, and trust that our
determination to give satisfaction in all cases, will
merit continuance of public favor
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June IS, 1856. Billy Near Broadway, N. Y.
Great Attraction
Furniture at Reduced Prices!

2ssr.Sss.-x, THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING I~zgzzz,
established the CASH system. h7= ~
- being certain that ninlble ESssssg
sixpence is far better than slow shilling viii sell
from well selected stock Of Furniture, good ar
tice, CHEAPER than he purchased sfgom any
other establishment in the State. He viii beat New
York on single 0utsets and warrant every article
that he sells. Call and examine for yourselves be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and save your time and
money. His stock consits of Sofas, Lounges, Sofa
Bottom Chairs, Bureaus, Book Cases, Writing Desks,
Tables of every variety Mattresses, Cots, Bedsteads
Chairs by the piece or dozen, Looking Classes fancy
Work Boxes Work Stands, Dressing Tables, &c
Gilt Moulding, of every style and frames made to
order. All kinds of Cabinet Work made to order
at short notice, and cheaper than ever.
G. W PATTERSON
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! TUITION In MISC.

nj r. JAMES GARLAND1 PROFESSOR OF AU-
lFA sic, (0rganist at tie Presbyterian Church
Freehold) wishes to inform his friends, and thepub
lie generally, that he will commence, toward the
close of September his musical instructions on the
Organ, Melodeon, and Piano Forte.
Mr.. G will attend at Bordentown and Hightstown,
i'll addition to Freehold.
Freehold, Aug 20, 1856. If
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STOVE,
Tin Ware & Sheet Iron Mandatory.
e. Z PRICE,.

G. T. PRICE
HAVING PURCHASED THE GOOD WILL AND
Il entire stock and fixtures of the old stand, Nos
f.& Hiram ST., recently occupied by E. v. Adds,
respectfully calls the attention Of his friends and the
public generally, to his extensive assortment of
STOVES, TIN WARE &c,
all Of which can be purchased at the very lowest cash
prices This stock consists of, in part, as follows
Black Warrior Air Tight, for wood. About 900 OF
these Stoves haze been sold from this store, and all
have given universal satisfaction Modern Troy, or
Improved Buck a new article of great utility
Metropolis Air Tight, for coal About 400 have been
put up ii this place. Also, four Boiler Cook Stoves
Cylinder Coal Stoves, Furnaces. &c, &c; together
with gese ral assortment of Tin, Brass, Copper
and Britannia ware, Pumps, Lead, and Copper
Plies Lead Zinc, Copper, Brass. and Iron sheets
Copper Zinc, Galvanized Plate and Tin Roofing
done with neatness arals ssgch. Stove Pipe ard
Fixtures, together with Leadess and Cutters always
on hand or made to order, at the shortest notice.
G. 7. PRICE.
New Brunswick Feb. 6, 1856. 15-1y
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g West freehold Erotel =.

WILLIAM II. STRONG,
TNHE PROPRIETOR OF THE WEST FREE
A hold Hotel, within two miles Of Freehold, N j.,
formerly kept by John Il. Monnt,) is prepared to
accommodate the public in good style. The house
has undergone a thorough oyerhauling and been
ffted up in neat and comfortable mapner His
stablings and fodder are good, and employs ore Of
the best ostlers the State can boast Of. There will
be pains spared to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to visitors.
Ig4 The Proprietor is also well qualified and pre-
pared to Handle and Break Colts for the road or
train, ami condition them for market or the turf
His charges will always be found reasonable.
April %, 1856. 2e-tf
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Farmingdale, Oct. ., 1856. en- en-

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
Board of Directors Of the Freehold Banking
Company have this day called in the residue Of the
capital stock of said Company to be paid in monthly
instalmeAts of Ten Dollars on each share as follows
Ten Dollars on each share, payable on the first
Monday in January, 1857 !.
Ten Dollars on each share payable on the first
Monday in February, 1857
Monday in March 1857
Ten Dollars on each share, payable on the first
Monday in April, 1857.
Ten Dollars on each share, payable on the first
Monday in May 1857.
The said instalments to be paid to the Cashier. at
the Banking House of said Company, in Freehold,
Monmouth county, N. j. Stockholders are request
ed to pay their instalments in current money
By Order
JACOB B. RUE, Cashier
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Fashionable ClothEng,

az INC LUWEoI UT PhIUEO.
Fine Summer Cashmere Pants, dark and light
colors, from s250 to $500; FiRelight and dark Silk
Vests, double wasted, frem 81. % to $3.50; Mar
seiles Summer Vest all patterns, from ST to So So
Cashmere Goats. light fancy colors from 81 90 to
81 90; Cloth Frocks, black and other colors, from
Sc 90 to 1920; Summer Marseies and Liren plain,
check, &c thin Coats from $100 to 800.
Also, always kept on hand. a fine assortment of
Cloths, C,assimeres, and Nestings for the Custom
Trade, which viii be made to order, in the best style
to suit our customers.
DANIEL LOCKWOOD
May I. 1856. 28-6m
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COLLECTORS NOTICE

Office is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE INHAB-
l ltanis OF the township Of Freehold that the du-
picate OF the assessment of Taxes ulorie inhabit-
ants OF said township the year 1866 has been re-
eeved by me from the Assessor and if said taxes be
not paid to me by the both day of 9ecena-
Der next, the name OF every defaulter, with the
amount of his or her tax Twill be returned TO JUS
tce Of the Peace for prosecution.
Two-thirds Of the money paved for Taxes must be
bankable
I will attend at the following places for the pur-
pose ofreceiying Taxes, to witt ~
At VIM. H. Strong's, West Freehold, Saturday
December 18th.
@ At hcEntis Corner, on Monday 18th, in the after
At Job Stllwells, onsTuesday 10th
At. Clayton's formerly Matthews Tavern on
Wednesday 17th M
At David Patterson's, Freehold on Thursday 18TH
~ At Carson & Conever's, Freehold Friday 18th. Il
WILLIAM b. SUTPIIIN, COLLECTOR
is also gvea that the Commissioners of
g IN Appeal, in cases Of Taxation, viii meet on
Tuesday, the 18th of November inst. at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, at the house Of David Patterson III
n the village of Freehold, to hear and determine APP
peals from assessments. ;f ifGa ~; ~ ktf5
aaf JOHN BOVINE,
HENRY SCHENCK,
81 f8E Sis HeH .2t AMOS HAVILAND
9TW35 f tss Commissioners.
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Freehold, May Ia, 1856.
r. e M @ V Al.
STOWELL'S

d ENJOYED TO THE HOUSE FORMERLY
IL occupied by Aaron r.. Combs, I'd door be-
low shiun & Bedlcs Store, and next to A. S. Loker-
sons Cigar Store where lie intends keeping on hand
splendid assortment of MEMS BOOTS; CATERS
and SHOES, OF every description and Of the latest
tyles Also, Carpet Bags Ladies Satchels, & franks
~. TO THE LADIES. 81
Particular attentionpaid to every variety Of Ladies
work Satin Caters Satin Slippers, fancy worked
slippers, Morocco and Leather Boots. Patent Leather
Jaylors Ties French Ties, Imperial TiesS splendid
assortment on hand. or made to order, if desired
out Of fne Coroso Kid, in French style, with Gloon
Sharks, &c.
~ Particular attention paid to Repairing, and
goods warranted to give satisfaction.
Call and examine for yourselves, and see If you
cannot buy better goods and cheaper than elswhere
am determined to sell cheaper than ever
Freehold April Both, 1856. t2-36
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THE
Place to Buy Stoves.

A I. MANNING HAS JUST RECEIVED TIE
A. largest and best assortment of COOKING,
PARL0R, aud OFFICE STOVES. for Coaland Wood,
that has been offered is any town in the county
ANY OTHER ESTABLfst MEN I ii tie county.
I have got tho Best Cooking Stove
for Wood that cga be produced in the Uhi!e9 states
challenge theWorld TO beat itfor Cooking, Beauty,
Economy, AID durability. This celebrated Stove
cannot bc>bought in aay other establishment in the
county Except A. I. Mannings Stove StoH in South
street Freehold.
A. 7. MANNING, Ag't.
TIN WARE.
A large assortment of Tin-Ware always on hand,
and any article made to order, repaired at short
notice. Tin Roofing done in the best manner, and
Son reasonable terms. Cutters and Leaders put up.
~ Old Iron Rags, Copper and Brass, taken in
trade, at the market price.
Freehold, Oct. H. 1866 If
AR = 7gszsss--Y M EY "a - a. IS
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.gazgaber |! T.stsyYaDe =!

THE SUBSCRIBERS HEREBY RESPECTFUL
y call tie attention Of Tie public to their stock Of
LUMBER constantly on hand at Ocean Port, coz
Sisine Of a large assortment Of timber-Joist Wall
Strips Clear Stuff, fEa5esEs thickness and quality
Spruce and White FIG bite Pine, Spruce and
Hemloek Pickets 6e6 Norwas, White and
Spruce Pine fence railing, Ribs and Pastering Laths
Also, Bulk, Thomaston, Cools, and Jointa LIME,
Lubee 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 propriet0rs. of tie
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H1DSG & GOT FOR SALE.

MOUSE & LOT FOR SALE.
THE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 2, HENRY STREET,
in the village of Freehold is offered at Private
Sale, on reasonable terms. This property is located
in a pleasant and thriving part of the village The
House is l6 by 20 feet, with Kitchen attached is two
IA stories new and well built, has good cellar an
L. Excellent well Of water, and all necessary con-
veniences. The lot is so by $50 feet, has good
garden, fruit trees, grape vines, &c.
Possession given Immediately. For further par
ticnlars enquire the premises, or at this Office
Freehold, Aug 81, 1856. If
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OCEAN PORT STEAM MILL,
SASH & BLIND MANUFACToRY,

NASH q bL1INO MAWUE AOIU1C !.
by which they are enabled to produce all kinds of
Dressed Lumber, cheaper than before and also, all
kinds of Saved Lumber, particularly Clapboards,
rough, or dressed aud jointed ard fill orders for
sawed or dressed Lumber, with much dispatch. In
addition, they have large assortment Of Mouldings
and manntacture Sash with French or American
glass, Blinds and Doors at the New DIRK Cash Price,
Thereby saving fieight) beside cutting any given
pattern of brackets, or other ornamental work The
Bniidersneed not lack, and they feel warranted ia
saying complete and finished an assortment with
SO many conveniences, can not elsewhere be had in
Monmouth Co., nor at lower prices
HAYNES, DRUaIMOND s, CO. (
Ocean Port MAY IA 1856 2Q-lv
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ESTRYED OR STOLEN.

A SMALL GRAY, B0B-FAIL PONY STRAYED
n away or was stolen from the stable of the sub
scriber, on Friday evening last Any one who will
return, or give information of said pony, will be suit
ably rewarded. She is some II years old, AID is
quite heavy, though long III stature
J. f. MORELL.
Farminofaln Sent o. 1886. off
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PAINTS & OILS an WHOLESALE.

O0OA LBS. SNOW WHITE ZINC. 1000
GOOO lbs, Brown do. 1000 do. Pure White
Lead, direct from the Manufacturers.
Also.-Best English Linseed Oil, by the Barrel or
Hhd together with all other kinds of Paints for Sale
Cheap, By b. G. PERRINE.
Freehold June A. 1856.
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WIsNER's PATENT WASH-TUB.

w 4G4N GAS y ! L. ALd w xASzL@A v d.
THIS LATE INVENTION HAS NO EQUAL IN
Tie world in its arrangement for saving labor in wash
ing 1t is common Washing Tub in appearance,
but has on its bottom, inside radiating cletes with
smooth oval surfaces, and in the centre, wooden
shaft, which fits having its under sides
cletes answering to those the tub. The clothes
being put in with boiling suds, they washed by
moving the cover round and reverse, by means of
the two ends of cross handle
The labor Of washing with this arrangement is very
light, and it may be done with comparatively dry
hands,
This tub may be seen in use in all parts of the
county, among others at Gordon D. Whites or G W
Bells, Middletown Point: H. L. Lloyds and Capt
Isaac Herberts, Keyport; D. G. Ferrines, G. W Pat
terson's, and John Bowne's, Freehold, &c Price,
FIVE DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
For sale at the subscribers, at Englishtown; D. C.
Perriae and G. w. Pattersons, Freehold; A. w. Ho-
bart, Marlboro; Gordon D. White and G. " Bell
Middletown Point; II. I. Lloyd, Keyport; Z. c..
Rodgers, Red Bank.
ID. LAIRD &, SON,
Proprietors for Monmouth and Mercer.
TO-
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DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving Weleh & Carson's Hotel,
MSMt(p
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FKEEHOLD, N. j.
4 DAILY MAIL LINE OF STAGES Ft1f LONG
a BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck, linton
Falls and Eatontown, leaves the Hotel of Weleh g.
Carson, Freehold, on the arrival Of the morping
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 arris
val OF the morning trains Returning, leave Toms
River at A. NJ, and arrive in time for the P. M
trains for New York ard Philadelphia
daily line for SQUAN VILLAGE passing thro
Blue Bal, Farmingda'e and Lower Squancusn, leaves
Sauan Village at 8 - o'clock A. and brrive in
Freenod IN timefto take the early lines For New
York and Philadelphia Returning, leave Freehold
on the arrival Of the morning trains
~ Passengers can be convyed to any part ofthe
County by these lines and their connection.
Freehold June 20, 1856 S4-tf
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TsorYnagl g. e osea

DEALERS IN FISH GROCERIES, PRoyIs-
II IONS and TEAS, corner of Main and Thrcck
morton Sts would respectfully inform Families and
individuals critical in their TASTE that they daily
increasing their stock of Goods; making special
reference TO QUALITY, to which their attention is
invited,
A general assortment of every description of fine
Groceries, Fruits, Spices, Preserves,
Pickles, Ketchups, JelIies, &c. Sugar-Cured Hams
and Shoulders, which are warranted to give entire
satisfaction. Picked Salmon and Mackerel always
On hand. ALSO--A lot of Crockery Earthen and
Stone ware Cedar and Willow ware. Willow Wagons
and small Wheelbarrows, Pals, Brooms, &c. Please
call and examine our stock, and you will be con-
WINGED that this is the place to buy Groceries.
Freehold, June 25, 1855. Soft
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AnEHRO TYPE
A ND DAGU ERRE0TYPE-S

AL A81kOI Z z EsS
"A Nd DAGU ERR E0TYPE-S! !.
THE SUBSCRIBER REsPECTFULLY INFORMS
the public that be is now prepared to take those
beautiful pictures on glass which can be seen in any
light, and which are called AMBRoTYPES.
He has also made great preparations and improve
ments in Daguerleetyping: and is prepared to take
For G1ae Dollar and Upwards,
very true and life like Likeness; in very hand
some case and warrants that the pictures taken by
him viii never fade, or turn black, if properly kept
He would particularly draw the attention Of the
public TO the process of Ambrotypilg as an ex-
celent mode for securing the keaess Of children
even the most uneasy--as it takes very quick, and
would advise those wksassa t. havwtheir own, or
childrens likeness taken to avoid as much as posi-
BILE light dresses and particularly white on children
as the pictures will be beautifully colored
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 Pictures copied and clean
ed Thankful for past favcrs, he hopes for contin-
uance Of the same. JOHN ROTH
! Freehold, April g 1855, e
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Freehold, Oct. Is, 1856.
WINTER

WINTER
GL0THS AND CASSIMERES NOW ON HAND,
~ all of the best make of English. French, and
American manufacturers.
Freehold. October 9. 1856.
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CHAIR MAKING.
Cash Store

90 BARRELS AND HALF BARRELS OF
~ Mol, 2, and Mackere. at New York prices
DC. PERRINE.
Freehold May 81, 1856 8a-tf
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q DIN mis- gaEoe1s Sale.

OF REAL ESHA4E.-BY. VIRTUE OF AN OR
0der oftlre Orphans Court Of the county of Mon
mouth, Of the term Of April A. b 1856 the subscr-
bers, Administrations Of VIM. J. Mc Ewaine, deceas-
ed VIII So at Public Vedue, to the highest bidder
on WedH& ty, the 9th day of November next, A. d
1856, be- Sc the hoursSs Twelve, noon, and Five
in the akeFnoon, of thatsday, upon the premises
hereinafter mentioned, that certain tract Of land of
whichthe said William ]. Nc Elwaine died seized
situate IN the township Of Marlborough said County
upon the road leading from EngliShtown to Middle
town Point, adjoailig land of James Haywood and
others, and containing 20 Acres more or less There
is upon said tract Of land Dwelling House and Sta
bic.
~ Conditions made kiown on day of Sale. bv
GEORGE QUACKENBUSH,
$50 afB.Hst AMANDA NJ Nc ELW AINE,
H. s Administrators.
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QUO II III z II g

T,HosE WHO ARE DESTROYS OF PURcHAs-
4 ing their Spring and Summer Stocks of Cloth
ing would do well by calling before purchasing
elsewhere, at a
Daniel Lockwood's, No. 70 Vesey St.
We are at present prepared to offer to our Gus
toners full assortment Of the best style of goods in
the latest styles of
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NT0TKCE.---THEH HEIRS OF ABIGAIL NOR
In RIS, wife Of Robert, formerly of Monmouth
county, n j. will hear of something to their advan
tage by personally applying to or corresponding with
the subscribers, Executors of William A. Brewer,
decd, provided said heirs, or any of them, make
such application, or institute such correspondence
~ r. Y. LAWRENCE
1, x tEs5 HARRIET BREWER
Farmingdale Get 9 1856. Gn,