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Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
A Yarn BY Sut Lovengood.

We have often heard, but never ven
tured to publish good yarn on DR..
Thompson, Of Atlanta generous, good
man, and tip-top landlord and wit;
but he certainly caught it once.
A traveller called very late for break
fast, the meal was hurredly prepared.
Thompson feeling that the feed was
not quite up to the mark, made all sorts
Of apologies all around the eater, who
worked on in silence, never raising his
head beyond the affirmative influence of
his fork, or by any act acknowledging
even the presence of mine host. This
|sulky demeanor rather Aea'd :" the
doctor, who, changing the range of his
battery, stuck his thumbs in his vest
arm holes, expanded his chest by robbing
the room of half its air, and said
"Now, Mister dod durn me if [ hain't
made all the apology necessary an more
too, considering the breakfast and who
gets it; and now | tell you, have seen
dirtier, worse cooked, worse tasted,
worse looking, and hi of sight
smaller breakfast than this is, several
times" g
The weary, hungry one, meekly laid
down his tools, swallowed the bite in
transitu, placed the palm of his hands
together, and modestly looking up at the
vexed and fuming landlord, shot him
dead with the following words:
g what-you- say true 2"
Yes, sir" came with Yindictive
promptness.
]" Well, then, I'll be ID, hoss, If yoH
haiin't out travelled me ~
THAT fellow had nothing to pay at that
house, sure.
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
e. ALLEN, JR.
at Red Bank and Long Branch,

MONMOUTH COUNTY. N. J.,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
sCNOLICIrOR, Master and Examiner in Chancery,
- Notary Public Commissioner of Deeds for New
York, New Jersey, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Ex-
0ftcio Of the New England States Soldiers Bounty
!, Service Warrants obtained and disposed Of
Red Bank Oct | 1856
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
HOLMES w. Murphy.

NE AsTER AND EXAMINER IN CRANCERY.- :
lNlTakes the acknowledgement, and proof of Deed
&c. At the County Clerks office. @
May 1851 Freehold, NJ.
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
REMOVAL OF THE
GSt7nsnaitll'S Sh op.

sRANAUTZ has removed his Gunsmthng
kSs establishment to his residence just above the
/Melhodist Church. in Freehold, where he may at all
times be found ready and willing to do any work in
his line, as neat, cheap, and durable as it can be
done any where take this opportunity also to
tnrn thanks to those Of my friends who have here
tofore favored me with their custom, and trust
from tho satisfaction have giveu them, that in my
new locality shall retain their custom, and form
tho acauantance and receive the patronage of many
new ones.
sa% hare had on hand, for six months, mum
her Of Guns and Pistols lett by persons for repair
which il not called for soon, will be sold, to pay TO
the labor on the same 49,
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
New York. March y. 1857. #
ALEXANDER M. JOHNSTON.

IA TTo&NEY AT LAW, MASTER AND EXAM
! Amer in Chancery.
CltaneSry Buildings.
Trenton, n. ], 81 ly
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
DEY STREET HOUSE,

los. 81, 56, & SO Dey ST., New York.
E|EPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. MEALS
Nat all hours of the day. Lodging Rooms, so
ents CretoA Water i'll every room.
WILLIAM LANGLEY, !
Proprietor.
Z Na,r York March 10 1887 If
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19

Dr. johnson wisely said, "He who
waits to do a great deal of good at once,
will never do anything" Life is made
up of little things. 1t is but once in an
age that occasion is offered for doing a
good deed. True greatness consists in
being great in little things. How are
railroads built? By one shovel of dirt
after another one shovel at a time
Thus drops make the ocean. Hence we
should be willing to do little good at
a time, and never wait to do q great
deal Of good at oncep If we would do
"a gfeat deal of good in the world, we
must be willing to do good in little things,
little acts, one after another; speaking
a word here's giving tract there, and
setting a good example all the time; we
must do the first thing we can, and the
next, and then the next and so keep ON
doing good. This is the way to accom-
pligh anything. Thus only shall we do
all the good in our power. 4
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
WILLIAM D. nTIPHANT.

office IN THE COURT HOUSE YARD, NEXT
~ door to A. G. McLeans office, Freehold, N. j.
&All kinds Of writings drawn up and executed.
Houses and Lots and Farms, Sc, for Rent or
sic attended TO. a
Freehold March 26, 1857 22-u
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
Dark Hours.

There are dark hours that mark the
history Of the brightest years. Nor not
a whole month in many of the millions of
the past, perhaps. has the sun shone
brilliantly all the time.
And there has been cold and stormy
days in every year And yet the mists
and shadows of the darkest hour disap-
peared and fed heedlessly. The most
cruel ice fetters have been broken and
dissolved, and the most furious storm
loses its power to harm.
And what a parable is this in human
life of our inside world, where the heart
works at its destined labors. Here, too,
we have the overshadowing of the dark
hours sand many a cold blast chills the
heart to its core. But what matters it
Man is born a hero and it is only in the
darkness and storm that heroism bursts
forth, and the storm bears it rapidly on
to its destiny. Despair not, them
Neither give up while one good power
is yours, use it. Disappointments may
come but be honest, struggle on, and
obstacles will soon fade. ea
Monmouth weekly herald., 1858-08-19
PHILIP J. RYALL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW MASTER AND EXAM
iner in Chancery Office, that formerly occupied b
Hon Daniel b. Ryall. e
Freehold, Nov. 26, 1857. 1y
, 1858-09-10
BROOKLYN HOTEL.
Corner OF Broadway and sansome streets,
SAN GRAKcIsco.

~ THE PR0PRIEToR OF THIS WELL
MI known and old established h0use u still ai bis old
A tricks Oi feeding the public vt the loW price nf
bis RoDd and well furnished table; and M. Kelly h
Of the pioneer hotel keepers Of this city he pledges
himself that there will be nothing wanting at bis house
% make the public comfortable.
The house Is centally ocated In the vicinity o. The
Custom House. Post Once, and also Of the up river and
ocean steamers.
The house contains number Of single and family
rooms, well ventilated suitable for ladies aud single gen
tlemen.
There 4 also attached 10 the house Q READING
ROOM, and y LIBRARY which contains large number
of rele ted standard works There d also, at The arrival
of each steamer,
A WAGON,
which belongs % the house. 70 convey passeugerH and
baggage me- of charge. The pubic are respectfully
requested 10 give the house trial.
Board, per week. %; per day, 81; Meals. 50 cents;
night goHs ssEI EET s,1s S:sa %
aaN Pan,lsco. nec % 1851. lSm
, 1858-09-10
DR. GUYsOTrs IMPROVED
Extract Of BsIICU Dock auo SafsapafiII

DR.. GUYsoTTs IMPROVED
Extract Of BsIIOU Dock aao SatsapafiIIa
IN QUART BOTTLES,
rs ACIkNOVvLEDoED TO BE THE BEST
4 sarsapsulla made. 10 certified By the wonderful
cures it has performed Remember this b the only true
and genuine article. This medicine when used accord
Ing 70 diIeciinna,
WILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL
ecrofnla or Kings Evil, CaDtes. Tuman, Eruptons Of
The 6km, Erysipelns, Chronic SOM Ewes. RnrVorm
or letter. Scald Bead, Rhednaium, Pains 10
the Blnes and joints, Old Sores and
UceS, eWelna o. The Glands Dyspepsia, Salt Rheum,
Disease of the Kidneya, LIS of Appetite,
Disease arising from the use n .
Mercury, Pain 10 the Side aud 9houde General Debility
Janndino and CNtivenea.
Tho Best Female Medicine known.
The yellow Dock and SaFapaFla Is peculiarly adapted
for females q delicate health, esultng 0m lpeulsrty
Of mensuul dschaafs and other diseases peculiar tn
their We assure The acted that bottle or twn Of
Dr.. Guysotts Extract Of YellnW Dick and sannparil
uil At once rcguaie those diiculIes and renew the
natural energies.
CAUTI0N-Do not be impoaed upon BY unprineipled
DrugR~ls. Take none but TIE genuine wblch & put up
In Quart Bottles and and Nv a respectable dFuersts
st PARK & WHITE, Sole Agents,
lS2 WaahingLn q eet San Francnon
Aso. Impoters and general Agents for all Tie genuine
PATENT MEDICINE, and sell the same 10 qnantiiie.
n suit Il reduced rates. Ism
, 1858-09-10
NSssIIaNg.

The old man at Leicester requested that his
son might Be discharged, as being the only
skaffof his age, who by his industry main.
tained him and his mother. The earl de
Snanded his name, which the man, for long
time, was loath to tell, las suspertine il a
fault for 50 poor man to confess the truth y
at last he told his name was Hastings.
'COusin Hastings said the earl, I've cannot
ell be top branches Of the tree, though we all
spring from the same root your son, my
kinsunn, shall not be pressed So good
was the meeting Of modesty in pOor, with
courtesy in an honorable person, and gen.
Try, believe in both. And | have reason
10 believe that some who justly own the sur
names and blood Of Bohuns, Mortimers, and
PlantagenetS, (though ignorant Of their own
extractions) are hid IN the heap Of common
people, where they find that under thatched
cottage, which some Of their ancestors could
not enjoy in loaded castle,-contentmen
with quiet and security.
City ladies boast Of being more delicate
than county maidens. The one breathes an
air polluted with many thousand breaths;
the Other inhales the breeze freshened over
the new mown hay. The one drinks water
from the sewer mingling pump, or from the
impure pipes from the open horse pond /;
the other poMs i from the moss-covered
bucket, or dips 1t from the pure spring
The one walks over hard pavements; the
other trips over the soft grass. The one is
pale and sickly from watching at the even.
ing concert; the other Is ruddy and healthy,
from rising with Tie morning birds. The one
y The lily Of the green house, the other is q
rose beside the stone wall.
cIll not that man wretched who, whatever
else be suffers q 70 pain inflicted, or pleas
ure denied, has child for whom he hopes
dnd on whom he doaes. Poverty may grind
him to the dust obscurity may cast It's dark
sltmanile over him, the song Of the gay
may be far from his own dwelling, his face
may be unknown 70 his neighbors, and his
voice may Be unheeded BY those among
whom be dwells-even pain may rack his
joints, and sleep may fee from bis pillow !;
but he has gem, with which he would not
part for wealth defying computation, for
kme filing 4 worlds ear, for the luxury Of
The highest health, or for the sweetest sleep
thai uFsr at upon mOrtal's eye. 4
q Ffisnd1hlp, the wine Of he, should, like
elss1e1su -s I. q es.lsI, y eon',aaaly renew
~ = = so.s9l..ol{ ~ % tn.n., Una. q,
~ g-. " 81 ~. ss'oom on,S s1o rn.. WI. e1us
friendship becomes inssnsihly old in much
les tina than Il commonly imagined, and
no1 many years arc required TO make it
mellow and pleasant Warmth will, no
lionbt. mako : verv considerable difference
1n1n Of uaactionnie temper and bright fancy
, 1858-09-10
N WASHINGTON HOTEL, "a
Ei Corner Of Main and Second streets, I'll
OLYMPIA, W.T..
sILAs GALLIHER, Proprietor.

THE PRoPRIEroR mas REcENfLY ERECTED, IN CON.
large two slDFy buldrg ~ by 90 fsei by Shch he is
enabled % pruvide The travelling public with Larger
number of capaelous, comfortable and txcelently ven
ability 10 accommodate the public nay Be jndgedfo the
fact that the h0tel contains twenty-five private rooms,
(excanve u family apartmeni) AZ Of which are large
davit ronms Or paTlrrs, 40
thankful 70 the public for the liberal patronage hereto
hrs extended tothe proprietor and having thus enArsed
upon bis former busneS. be lee cnddent be can FedeF
the snun Of strangers with him omf1table aud plea
SAINT and m pains shall Be splrpd % re h1 table vel
any IN IKE business Bedsand bedrooms furnished 20
-nch rs may desire them. .tht
Board by the dag and week. .tt ..se
go0d stable b attached 10 this establishment. which
will be amply supplied with forase for the aecommodAion
Of animals Of the travelling pnhlic
share Of public patronage b respectfully solicited.
OLYMPIA, Dec. 9Th, 1857 sly
, 1858-09-10
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY,S
TO THE AFFLICTED,

DRL J. CZAPKAY returns bis sincere thanIn % hls
numerous patients for their patronage aud would ~
this opportunity 70 remind them that he continues y
Onn at his Institute for the o chnlc diseases o1
aud ell pivate disease viz: Syphitic ulcers gnnohea,
eeet, aifictuies seminal weakness and all the hoTfid
consequences Of self abuse. and be hopes that his long
experience and successful practice Of many yea win
continue 20 ensure him share Of pubic patronage By
the practice Of many years IN Europe and the United
States and dorng the Hungarian and campaigns h0
edies against diseases Of all kinda He uses no mercury
charges moderate, treats bic patients In enrect and
honorable way, and has references Of unQnesi0nabo
veracty ffum men of known respeciabilIly and hiah
standing IN society All parties committing him by lelisr
or otherwise, will receive The best and gsntle restmsnf
and implicit Secfesy.
, 1858-09-10
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Suffer not Whsn Cure % guaranteed In all
stages Of Secret Diseases.


SelEause. Nervous Debility, syphilis In all Its stages,
strictaTes, Gleet., Gravel Diabetes, Dseasea q he
Kidneys and Bladder, Mrrcurial LheumAihm. ScrOala,
Pains IN the Bones and ADkles, Diseases 0f the LnnRS
Throat, Nose and Eyes Ucen upon the Body or Limhg
Cancer, Drpsy Epeptc Fits, st. vItusS Dance, ana
ell diseases arising Om arrangement O1 the sexual
Such q Nervous TremhlIpg Los, Of Memory. Lou. oF
Power. grn Tai Weehoe, Dimness Of Vision with pfcu-
spO's appearing before tls eyes, Los Of Sight, WAKE
Facp Pain in the Buck and Head Female Irregularities,
and all improper dschAreesof bUth sexes hmaten not
nun what causo tue diseNae originated however ong
standing obstinate the case recovery certain and %
shorter time thau permanent cure can be effected 81
any other treatment even amer the disease has b. med ne
kill Of eminent physicians and resisted all their meanSH
cure. The medicines prescribed are pleasant without
OdOr entirely veRetsbs, causing no sickness ma fFsS
from mercuyv or basam. During fleen years on prnc
ce. In Europe, The Atlantic States and California 1havO
rscDed from the Jaws Of death many Thousands uho ID
the last stages o. the above mentioned dseaea had ben
given up 70 die by their ply scana which warrants ne
In prnmsnR u the aicisd Who may place themselves
the greatest enemies % health as they an Ihs
rt cause Of Consumption. ScI0f1la, and many other
dseases and should be terror 20 the human family.
The falling into The hands Of incompetent perSouo
wh0 not only is 70 cure the disease but ruin
tutnn, nng TIE sytem with mercury, which, with the
deae ha.aeus The sufferer into rapid consumption.
But should the dsease and treatment not caus death
speedily, and the victim mAFFes the disease d eniaed
upon the children who are born with feeble constitutions,
and the euirento OF life corrupted By virus which betayi
tef IN eeEOiaa tetteF, ulcers erptons and other sic
t0n1 Of The Hkn, eyes throat and lungs ont1nR uion
them brief existence Of suneDg, and conGgbing Iksn
solf ab6ne h another formidable enemy % health. for
uothiDg else In The dread caialgue q human dIessoa
canses 90 destructive drain upon The system, draHlng
down 70 untimely grave Il destroys the nervous syI.
TEN, rapidly wastes away the energies Of e cane1s
menal deADgemeGl prevents the proper development Of
the sytem deQualnes Tor marriage society, business,
and m earthly happiness and leaves fhe nu ~ TorkI
, 1858-09-10

Medical Institute, 6acFamenio afFeet.
Ulaoe, San FnneisDC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19

Booty Brooks IN MORE LIBEL ScIrs.--Mr.
Booty Brooks has become involved in another
libel, brought by an advertising agent, whom
he (Brooks) had charged with obtaining money
under false pretences. If Mr.. BOBBY Brooks
was sued for every libel of which he has been
guilty, he would give instant employment for
half q dozen courts. In speaking of some
highly respectable persons who are making
arrangements for the Calico Charity soirfe at
the Academy Of Music, be denounced them as a
set Of snobe, wheelbarrow trundlers and wood.
sawyers. Any man who would use such
expressions with regard to 80 worthy and
reputable a committee Of ladies and gentlemen,
engaged in a work of benevolence, deserves to
be kicked from Dan to Beersheba, and then left
10 his destiny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-19

PARTY PArERs.-We perceive that some Of
the journals are very severe on Mr.. Winter
Davis, Of Maryland, for saying that he despised
the partisan papers, and would have nothing to
say TO them save through the medium of a
grand jury. These journals consider that Mr..
Davis has insulted the press. For our part, we
entirely concur with him in his co~ntemptuous
sentence upon the party press. We know no
country whose press is So disgraceful as
ours. The coarse aad vulgar abuse of Col
Fremont and his family by the party organ.
during the late electoral contest, ard the sense
less ribald abuse of political men by the party
papers since, is enough 70 justify far more &C.
we're structures than those which are attributed
20 Mr.. Winter Davis.