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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12
CONyHVIgO VEEgS Y!
nErwEEN MRS, CoNovRR AND MRS. sMoCK.

BETM ZEN MRS. OONOfhh AMI Nils. SAiOCh.
MRS. S-aWhere do you buy your Stoves2"
MRS. Gaia 4 Mannings Cheap Stove Store!n
MRS. c." Can you buy as cheap Of him as you
can at the, ather Stores2"
MRS. c. Yes / can et better article of him
than can at any other zee. 1t is not always the
lowest priced article that is the best"
MRS. Sc agree with you on that point, for
have found that out by experience We must have
a new Stove this Fall What kind ofone would You
recommend us to get!n
MRS. c." If you want good stove, with heavy
castings, by all means go to Mannings and get one
of his celebrated i" Buck Stoves"
MRS s. have heard great deal about this
g Buck Stove" What kind of "a Stove is it?"
MRS. c." 1t has the largest oven ever saw in
Stove. You can bake six large leaves of bread at
once, and bake them beautifully. l do all my cook
ing with this Stove, and would not be without it.
MRS. S-"That is just the kind of Stove / want
We have more trouble every time we bake than our
Stove is worth. and am determined to stand it no
longer. When was in Freehold the other day,
looked at some stoves but they did not suit me al
all am satisfied from what have beard, that this
" Buck Stove is anexcellent stove, and / am deter
mined to have one. Where is Manning's Storel"
MRS Cit is in South street, Freehold, opposite
the Court House. You cannot miss it. Everybody
knows Manning
o1,o1l "a
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ECUTTIN G, sHAMP0OING
AND
laaying!
WARM and Cold Esa1Eas, &C.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY RE
fitted and newly painted his Barber Shop and Bath
ing Rooms, and is now prepared to wait upon the
public in as good style as any establishment of the
kind; at considerable expense he has fitted up Bath
ing apartments, and hopes thespubic will favor this
apartment of his business with patronage that viii
neabe him to sustain it, There is nothing SO con
dusiye to health, or SO pleasant good Bath and
particularly is it at this season of the year Baths
Gu Fridays, Saturdays andsSunday mornings,
~ Perfumery Of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale cheap.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage which has
heretofore been extended, 1.-THE subscriber hopes fol
continuation of the same, he win spare pains
or expense to have his establishment, in every par
ticular, equal to any in the stale.
ANTHONY FREY.
Freehold aApril 1g 1857 25-3f
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T.F. SMITH,
HOUSE AND ORNAMENTAL
pa THYTEs ETsrsga own

TN +. SMITH, is THE TOR OF A sUPE-
n rior Quality of Will GLOSS, warranted to
dry without cracking, and viii Gear any amount Of
scrubbing, without affecting its ltlstre.
WALL PAINTING and PAPER HANGING neatly
executed, in all their branches.
Ehglishtogn, August 20th, 1857. aft
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r. ALLEN, JR.
At EseG Bank and Long Branch.

MONMOUTH COUNTY, N. j.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
COLLECTOR, Master and Examiner in Chancery
- Notary Public, Commissioner Of Deeds for Ney
York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania Elk
0fiicio Of the New England States. Soldiers Bount
Service Warrants obtained and disposed Of.
Red Bank, Oct. L. 1856.
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THE REV. JOHN FROST,
ParIOr Stoves.
POLISH YOUR OLD STOVES.
A NEW SONG.

liver LEAD genuine, the best stove polish il
the world, to be had at George G. Davis
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TIE GREEN 5foUNT.AIN STATE.

A COOKING STOVE FOR WOOD OR COAL, NOT I
IN surpassed by any Stove in the Union for heft of
Castings, or size of Ovens, at same prices the
Pride of America. just in at George G Davis New
York Stove Store.
Come and see the Wc7co,c. Coal Cook Stove at
Davis New York Stove Store, to-day,
Freehold, Oct. s, 1857 50-tf 1
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EvSlR "a. -


A VALUABLE Nous EsAND LOT, PLEASANT
" situated in the Village of Freehold, the Main
street. Freehold one OF the most beautiful and
healthy villages in the State. Sage Lines to Long
Branch, Red Bank, Key Port, Squan, Toms River,
and to all sections Of Monmouth and Ocean countless
leave the village daily Also, two lines of Cars for
the cities of New York and Philadelphia This
properts is very desirable-the House is large hay
ing Basement, airy front and rear, large entry,
first floor, with Kitchen, Cellar Ice House.
and Pantry, with excellent well of water all within
few feet Of the Kitchen Cookery Two of said
rooms have double doors, and would make good of
fees for Doctor or Lawyer Second floor has three
rooms, large parlor and entry a kitchen, and ex-
ceIlent well of water in said kitchen Third floor
has good bed rooms, There is also on said lot a
large garden. good Barn, Stabling and large yard
Also, some or lots OF land Court street, near
the Court House orparticuars enquire of Benning-
ton E Randolph, Esq. of said village, or of the sub
scriber living on said premises
ID. CHRISTOPHER.
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New Hardware Store in Freehold
Cutlery, Cutlery.

Ttaae of the present low wholesale prices for Cnt-
lery in New York, and bought for Cash, at large
discount presents for the inspection ofsthe pub
lie q large assortment of Table and Desert Knives,
and Forks, with Ivory. Ebony, Whalebone, Buck
Horn, Cocoa Bone and Wood handles, and varying
in Fprice from shngs to 81, 90 per sett, also, a
splendid lot of Pocket Knives from cents to ST. 80.
Also, Lamp, and other Scissors, Shears, &c. Axes,
and hatches, besides general assortment Of House
Furnishing Hardware.
Freehold Oct g. 1857.
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CA ST. ROX E.S.

TToW GAN A BUSINESS MAN GET ALON,.
llwithout a Cash Box, those sJappaued cash
Boxes at Geo. G. Davis are just the thing.
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NOTICE.

CHoEMAKERs ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
- that Geo c. Davis is now prepared to supply
them with Pincers, Avis, Hammers, Shoe Thread,
Nails &c, at as low rates as they can purchase at
wholesale in New York.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

Enameled Kettles for Preserving,
4 VERY LARGE LOT JUST RECEIVED AT
AGeo.C. Davis. All sizes from pints to 2 qts
at very low prices. GEO. C. DAVIS.
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ALL rs NOT GOLD THAT
Critters,

NIT THOSE SPLENDID BRASS KETTLES, OF
f1all sizes from to 40 quarts, at Geo. G. Davis,
arefar better for the intended than if made Of
Gold. Having just got IN new lot Tor cash, at
1ess alan I,sal rates he is happy to say that he is
now able IS make Reduction Of ] 2 per cent from
.b.n " et5 ~ p1as0'' GEO. C. DAVIS.
Freehold, August 9th, 1857,
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A NEW SONG.
Ttne--Dandy Jim Of Caroline.
o, I have heard it said all DER
That at Darts New York Stove Store,
The folks can purchase in his line,
All kinds of wares to suit their mind.
CHORUS-There' the place where we will go,
Everybody tells me So
Mighty cheap he sells know,
For either Cash or Barter, oh.
If you want Coffee Pot,
Or Pan to keep your oysters hot
Or Stove to keep your room quite warm,
Davis will suit you to charm.
Go to Davis you viii find,
Wares well suited to your mind
He will treat you very kind,
And sell you bargains you viii find.
IT'S wonderful to see the rush
To see the crowds that daily push
From distant places to his store,
While every day brings more and more.
Here's 1he place where people go;
9, his store is such show,
And his goods he sells 50 low
Ere1ybedy tells me so.
Come to Davis Store then,
Ladies ALL and bring the men
Try him, and you each will find,
Hell sell you wares to suit your mind.
There's the place whereI will go, J
There I'll spend my money OH
Every one he pleases so,
ALL the people there will go.
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THOSE ERIjIT q ANS

EvERYBoDY WANTS THEM, AND NOW Is
Ii the time to get them at Geo. c. Davis only 10
shillings per dozen for the Quart size and IA shil
ings for the Quart size. GEO. C. DAVIS.
= Fpeehold, September 10th, 1867
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS having Deeds, Mortgages, or other
papers remaining in the Clerks Office at Free
hold, which were recorded by the subscriber, win
please call for them Immediately as those not called
for, will shortly be taken away from said Office
D. CHRISTOPHER.
November 81, 1856 5-tf
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CARVING KNIVES and Forks, steels, &C.,
~ also Butcher and Bread Knives, cheap at Geo.
c. Davis
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WILLIAM v. WARDS,
Clothing Warehouse!

FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING. 2
T uST RECEIVED AT HIS NEW STORE ON THE
q corner of Main and South streets, complete and
splendid assortment of new and fashionable Cloths.
Gassiieress and Eestings eonsjstingin Blues, Black
0llve, Brown, Drabs Daaiias kSs Also very large
assortment Of OyerCoatiags. well adapted for cold
weather Our Cassimeres consisting in Blacks Mix
lures, with or without Borders, and with Scotch
Plaid Borders, &c. The Yesti9gs arc rich and beau
tfu RAISED Velvctss Silks, Cassimeres, Vaencus &C.
a long and strict attention having been paid to
the business, makes me feel confident that public
patronage Will sustain me in tho effort have made
to furnish especially to the Inhabitants Of Monmouth
County, the largest and best assortment Of goods
that has ever been offered. A large collection of
Stripes, Plaid, and every variety offney goods the
just been received.
Having procuredoK excellent Gutter from a fasss
onable House in L&oadway, prompts me to saw Il,
my customers that unless tia articles of apparel fit
well. it shall be no sale.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
While increasing my stock Of Ready Made Cloth
>29 lns to the largest Of any establishment in the
M State, have not been unlnindful Of the dura-
bllitg convenience, and cheapness which feel
confident in warranting, and inviting the public to
examine; and IN calling public attention to this de-
paftment, would say that there may also be found
at my establishment large and new assortment Of
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Hats, Caps, Gloves
together with all kinds Of fancy articles Public
patronage is solicited.
WMv. WARD.
! freenold sept E,ll857 47-tf
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HARDWARE

HEEP THIS FACT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
1AMr. Editor if you please, that Davis is selling
Table Cutlery, Scissors, Pocket knives &c. &C.. and
Hardware of various kinds for mere trife above
the cost of the same.
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w anted.

SPANISH SILVER ? Shilling Pieces, fol Is cts
~ do do ! do do - 10
do do Ga cts do 6s1-4
In = Scnange Tor all kinds Of goods, cheaper than
pseehold June 25th 1857. - q
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SMALL FARM,
August Is, 1857. :

zDylEem0 on Seed Potatoes.
FTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING MADE AR
Il rangements for the reception and sale of Dyke
man Seed Pototoes the coming Fall, are now pre-
pared to receive orders for their delivery in any
quantity Farmers throughout the county, may re-
ly upon first quality seed e9a every order shall be
promptly attended to, and thankfully received at
their stand, No 3, Foot Of Barclay st., New York.
H. E. BISHOP,
]. Z. CONOVER.
New York, August 9th, 1857. ATT
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Oh, Do Look Here.

Glider Press Screws, Of quality equal to
Othose purchased any where, and for sale cheap
at the Jersey Blue Iron Foundry at Squan Village
Monmouth County, by jos. J. MCKINNEY.
August 9th, 1851.
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DAVIS COLUMN.
Coal Sn1lftlas.

CCRENES and SH0yELS, FLOOR and SAND
- Selves A large assortment of all sizes, just in
at Davis, land selling very low for Cash or Barter
Gee. G. DAVIS.
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DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving Carson & Conover's, Hotel,
@SAsSTSs,
lg2
FREEHnLn N 4.

A DAILY MAIL LINE OF STAGES Fexs LONG
"A BRANCH, passing through Colts Neck, linton
Falls and Eatontown, leaves the Hotel of Carson s.
Conover, Freehold, on the arrival of the morHing
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 arria
val of the morning trains. Returning leave Toms
River at A. NJ, and arrive in time fer the 3 P NJ
trains for New York and Philadelphia.
A daily line for SQUAN VILLAGE passing thro'
Blue Bal, Farrningdae and Lower squancum, leaves
Sanan Village at IL o'clock A, NJ, and arrive ia
Freehold in time to take the early lines for New
York and Philadelphia. Returning, leave Freehold
on the arrival of the morning trains.
E Passengers can be conVyed to any part ofthe
County by these lines and their connection.
Freehold June 20. 1855. 34-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

LANTERNS.
ITOW DO YOU MANAGE IN A DARK NIGHT
sllto get along without Lantern2 George G..
Davis is selling Lanterns of all styles and sizes so
low that it is not worth while to be without one.
have glass Lantern complete for only FIFTY
CENTS, which has both an Oil Lamp, and Candle
holder. When you come to Freehold, call and ex-
anime for yourself.
GEO. c. DAVIS, Under the Herald Office
Freehold. July 30th, 1857.
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Great Excitement in Freehold
$1,000 Bends.

A. e. 10 MANNING,
TINE STOVE DEALER, HAS BEEN PUT UNDER
Il So 600 Bonds for selling Stoves and Tin ware,
cheaper than any other Store in Monmouth County.
A. I. MANNING, South street.
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HAVE YOU CALLED AT THE
Marble w os.Iks?

uAVE YOU SEEN A SPECIMEN OF THEIR
1Iwork2 Have you examined their prices, if not
do SO the first opportunity, and satisfy yourselves,
hundreds have done, that obey are selling Monu-
ments, Head Stones &c. is to 20 PEI. cent lower
than can be had at any establishment in this county
Mantels. Table Tops, Building Material and Flag
ging, furnished to order.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-11-12

DARKER MILE NAILS, at GEO. c
i Davis, for 81 % per hund weight. Al cents pc
Id at retail
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October ., 1891. 60-2m
DEY STREET HOUSE,
Nos. 81, J3, 6 So Dey St, New York.
ETEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. MEALS
IN at all hours of the day. Lodging Rooms SO
cents. Croton Water in every room
WILLIAM LANGLEY,
New York, March 70, 1857 If
n O TIC d.
AL Persons are forbid trusting
Henry P. Hendriclson, any account, as l will pay
debts of his contracted after this date-June 8th
1857. ENOCH C. HENDRLCKSON
June II, 1857. 88-tf
ESO YOu AnO8v
Ethat the disease which is now affecting thousandsf
and which by many physicians is called a
Breaking Gut,
ssiis beyond shadow of doubt, none other thanERs
:. the old fashioned Scotch Fiddle, Or in other .
Cwords, the G.
Seven Years EtcEag
BI The past four winters have proved it is so-EaE
Many who were afflicted used
. Birthstone ointment, O
-the common remedy, found, to their sorrow, that
1it re-appeared the next season. in all its viruence
T>Ffhousand who We're disappointed, in theirTarr
b despair sought relief in sarsaparillas, andAI
szother remedies called Blood Purifiers, only tosy
/ be again disappointed were cured by using =
p Egarsaes' Itch Ointment. vase
the hands, but upon the T
"a legs and ArsARss e.
zaz Many are afflicted whist undressing for thexssg
AI night others only after they are in bed; to.4~
Esseep is impossible, until after nature is ex-fgz
s hausted by rolling, tossing aud scratching. J.
This Ointment completely eradicatcs the disease,
and in sections of country where used it has annihi
lated it, It is superior remedy to allay the itching
attendant upon many cases of letter.
TO HOKSEMEN
.HYDER ALI MIXTURE.
This celebrated Embrocation has been thoroughly
tested, and is pronounced superior to any other in
use; it is prepared from areeeipt of the late
WILLIAM /. PHILLIPS,
who swell known to all hoFsemen III Monmouth
County, it viii cure ALL external injuries OR blenish
es to the Horse EXCEPT Bone Spawn.
Prepared ONLY at Barnes Drug Store, sold by
voorhees,, and b. PeFrine Freehold and stores gen
orally throughout the State
May 14ths 1857. 90
fsy-
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EEANaLET ROg.lLNC

HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER
FREEHOLD, N. j.. 4
OAIN,TlNG In IMITATION OF 0AE, MAPLE,
so " "anou sf 9ah0g0ny aROsewood Also, Mar
GsgT Paper Hanging-Plain and Architectural
neatly executed
October 25, 1854 1-1v
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SEPT. z, 1855. 46-tf
FREEHOLD AND SQUAN VILLAGE
GTAGE LINE. THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE NOW
~ running daily line Of Stages between Souan
<A. Village and Freehold, connecting
gg@5sETss(tss with Freehold and JamesburS
szSS& Railroad as follows: Leave Squan
= - Village every morning at ocl'ck
A. NJ, via. Howell Works. Squancum, and Blue Ball
aud intermediate places end arriving at Freehold in
time to take the.morning line of cars for New York
and Philadelphia Returning, leave Freehold on tbe
arrival of the. cars. Stages will be found at The
Railroad Station, or at Carson & Conover's Hotel.
CHAIGHT,
D. L. HUNTSINGER
squan, June IS, 1856 s4-1y Proprietors. !,
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$780, @7fss%SD
le,Es IN
.zs5.5ll- - zz---.------.-an
Mail Stae'e.

FALL AND WINTER 4RPaNqEuryT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT. 10th, THE
" Freehold and Long Branch Mail Stage viii leave
the Hotel of CARSON, & CoNovEB Freehold, daily,
Sundays exceped on the arrival of the Cars freln
New York and Philadelphia, at IL O'clock A. N.
Returning, leave Long Branch, ct o'clock A. IL.
No pains will be spared to add TO the comfort ef
Passengers travelling in this line.
BsaE All Packages, Bundles, &c carefully attend
ed to.
CARSON & 6oNovER.
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IN Is "A FACE

FL Il z ~ INA Il Ina W e.
H1HAT THE PEOPLE CAN BUY OF ROTH, THE
il watch maker at Freehold, N. j.. a good article
IN the Watch and Jewehy line, for less mepey than
you can buy spurious one q the Gentry VINO trav-
81 about the country humbugging the People out Of
their money.
WATCH GLASSES, WATCH CIR KSTALS.
Prices reduced from % to fifteen cents, in open
faced Watches, in Hunting Watches IS cents EACH
by JOHN ROTH.
WATCHESl WATCHESli
Do YOU want Gold or Silver Patent Lever Hunt
ing Watch, come to Roth; or do you want a fine
Ladies gold Watch with a genuine good Chain, go
to John Roth; you can save money and trouble, as
he viii sell you an eighteen earet Gold Watch for
less money than you dream of, and if you want a
good Silver Watch 90 by all means to Roth, the
Watch Maker, and see before purchasing elsewhere,
as it will be saving and instruction toyou, and any
how it will pay you to call on him.
NOW FOR THE LADIES.
Just got in new lot of the best and latest styled
Jewelry, and cheaper than ever. Eight caret solid
plain and chased Finger Rings. Also Seal and
Cluster Rings Cameo Breast Pins and Ear Rings
Coral Beads for children, Studs and Sleeve Buttons,
&C. Nothing but genuine article viii be sed and
for less money than you buy Jacobs gold jenely Of
the travelling fraternity Also fine silver Spoons and
Butter Knives on band every article sold viii be en-
graved in the bargain if wished for Hair Braiding
neatly done to order in the4nosl elegant style.
Roth is always Ready,
To take you beautiful and life-like Ambrotype
in plain or fancy case Or frame. Come and see, he
viii take you likeness that beats all you ever saw
in this line of the art. JOHN ROTH.
Freehold, August goth, 1867. 43-tf
Games ". Rogers,
AUCTIONEER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-14

one or the other. especially just before
and after meals, and whilst the process of
digestion is going on. To this end, gov.
ern your temper; endeavor to look on the
bright side of things; keep down. as
much as possible, the unruly passions;
discard envy, hatred and malice. and
lay your head upon the pillow in charity
with all mankind. Let not your wants
outrun your means. Whatever diff Ill
ties you have to encounter, be not per-
picked, but only think what is right to
do in the sight of Him who sceth all
things, and bear with ut repining the re
suit. When your meal, are soclal. which
il better, avoid disputes, or serious argu-
msnts, or unpleasant topics. ,Unquiet
meals says Shakespeare. make i'll d.
gest;ons; and the contrary is produced
by easy conversation, a pleasant project,
welcome news, or lively companion. |
advise wives not to entertain their hus.
bands with dom nstic glicva aces about
children or ser ants. nor ask for money,
nor produce unpai bills. nor PROFOUND
questions; AMI | advise hus-
banis to keep the cares AL vexation, Of
the world to tn IN elves. but u he CON.
of whatever is comfortable,
and cheerful, am, amusing.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-14

M ,ssrs. Fowlcrs and WeIIs have
just issued a s8tk C ;i,le
How TO d, BrsrSESs a New foek-
e, Manual Of Practical Affairs, and
Guid to Succs, in L,fc; embracing the
principles Of business; adt,c5 in ret-r.
ence 10 a business educ ,tion; choice Of q
purslt; buying and selling; general man
agement manufacturing mechanical
trades; farming; book and newspaper
publishing; miscellaneous enterprises !;
causes Of success and failure; how to &c,
customers; business mayims; letter to a
young lawyer. business forms; legal and
useful informa,ion; and a dictionary OF
commercial terms FowLEGs &W ELLs.
Publishers, No sos Br, adway Wv
York. Price. prepaid by mail, 80 cents,
paper; so cents cloth.
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-Campmeetings in Maine will be held
at Kennebunk, Aug. "A; Eas, Poland,
Sept. l. Northpo,t, Sept :; Eas, Liver
more, Sept. I, aud ae,ael. sept. -
MIR. Reuben T. Jacob of Rocklau |
was seriously injufe by premature DIS
charge OF blast, While blowing lime
stone, last wees.
Hon j. VI. Wood has the contract
foI the compl tiou OF the Penobsco, Rail
road. and i. making preparations to CON-
mence work al once.
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The LUMBER TRAoE.-The Machias
Uaion says tn IT within tn, las, fifteen
day nearly two million feet of boards
have been s,la AID ship d at ,nu port.
The price has avorag d not less than Sl2
per ,honsani, an on, cargo. BEN. Il
little better lot, sold for Sl5. A. SI2
the whole amount equals S2i, 900. The
Unio1 adds -
.Unr lumber dealers seem Il sat
isticd with the huSin -. though hey pro.
badly do not realizc 50 large profit IN
their sales as they did three o. four years
ago. Notwithstanding these sales. the
piles on the whar.rs IN 70 increase m.
sher tn an diminish. AID the nanuflctur-
era appear to have ~ fear Of not being
able ~ supply ,ae d,,naad, however
large"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-14
NOii,er.. Mothers Mothers

Al Old Nurse for Children. Doe't 'ail to pro-
cure Mrs. Hinslurs Soothing syrup for children
Teethin. 1t has no equal on earth No mother
who has ever rid Mrs WiasloS Soothing syrup
Tor children WI. cvcg cgusout 10 let her child pass
,arou h distressing and critical period OF teeth
ing without the aid OF this invaluable preparation
If life and health can be estimated BY dollars and
cents, il is worth its weight in gold.
Milhens ef bottles Of Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing
syrup are sold every year in the United Statos.
I, is an old and well tried remedy. None gen
uine unless the Fac smile OF Curtis Perkins Is
on the outside wrapper.
Pr &c only Is cents bottle
C. q. Peck, ellsworth Wholesale Agent; ;. Z.
Perkins. Bangor, do. sold by all dealers'n Med
,eine. ly?l