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Let Kansas then, ir snssistsxi ~ soon as possible

La. k,.nsas thsas h~ stnsift- possible
der the L-oompton constitution We do net sec how
any democrat longer hesitate the in which
he should walk The recommendations the President
wise, oonsiderate and seeing should be adopt
ed and we have no doubt viii I've adopted by nearly
every democrat in Congress There is longer anF
for pursun. different course unless fction is
desirable with persons than the peace and harmony
Of the country. C5sscnyaafs Esqsurg.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr. PARR0TT
wAsnrSGroE Monday january, 1858.
MY DEAR CATrsIS: Your letter of the 4th has just
reached me. We have that ticket is defeated
paakss a LITTLE difference e c1nocs of
The President has sked his all in the passing of the L
compton constitution. / do not believe ii pass
the House, others think it The law Of the le-
gsature for preventing frauds elections does not
seem be stringent enough What ! advise is this to
make the penalty dsih. ] do not want To go the
bench bat If any thing eand induce to would be
the satisfaction OF sending Of these scoundres TO the
scatold they richly deserve.
Yours MARK PARR0TT
Captain SAMUEL WALKER, Lawrence.
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Wisconsin and Minnesota Comm ission InteIIi-
genee and General Land Agency.
GFnRGE FARNAM

GEORGE FARNAM
the Banking Sumner
On, La Crosse Wisconsin.
II M prepared to buy. sell or give information
land
neta Is attend selling leasing or lanss tr aaeur
property coieci.on pay
taxes, examine uHs, colbert rcats, &c, kr
a. an oD r, ests ,res t,r .,pounr sF nes l ~
from
ly security on estate h wiscnosn and N,oeasa = narr
secure than sfa. luna- ara advancing ran
Interrs heh
as 10 DER cent and m Mnnesca there No a~,rr l.w
an business inquiry pranpry attended ,o and re
reunited, Haai az any country
Feb 17-cn GEO FAfNsN.
Mineral Point Wis Gov Aes RApds Madison Wis;
u p oanpiei La erosss Wis Hon = D Hastings,
Crosse Wis csrneran la cro.p~ W. lodrc lord Do
do Hon see eai cudEe 9Th judicial circprr Gaeyis Wis
CARD.
10 GAs Lsasrs q vasa,room
A n impression having gained ground among the
"A ladies the consignment Il
FANCY rsfss eooa~ FROM NEW YORK
esab'toa on ils SECOND scor cstabi 30 ls q
directed by Tie d-pty upoquyogay
such si he hn third
more be rcaAses goods taant nov astea
These are p od sooas hed for time at heavy preti sd
proving un-hie marked do~n stesy advertised
TREMENDOUS sACEF1cEs
Choice, Desirable, and Elegant Novelties,
Entrely s'rs umsrt Washington
caehoy tae ociasal eaa n sm,.rsss.e~
n saturday fesr,,, 10 die suss balance
remaining nnso wa be resorpss Sr~ York
HooE nRoqfBrE a co
30 l7-sH rrun se,~csn sch and ssl -
NuIARDgs HorFr-J esH A willard
w rsnasEaus sVenas and fSusAnt washington D c
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RLANKETs AND BED COMFORTS very

DLANKETS AND BED COMFORTS.--A very
I'D large supply al and sizes froan medium
from aeiun to ne and Wide
sheeags al ~fths gf the
best grades
Towels, doyi-s aud napkins M great vHrlcty
silks robes, and other tine dress goods.
sa~l cloal ar at largely rednced prices, instances
supplies from the North and EAs daily.
price only marked plain Agarns consequently purchaser
Is ov~rtharEed.
relied all
ra4e BROTHER,
efentrA Siares,n budding
Feb l7-6idH oppeAt@ Centre Market.
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Fsan ksaNas

sr LooIs Feb haasas adssces slab iiiai saae st
IAne's had visited N.sltsd in -eaIs oi panisEth,
a Iaenl.T the Isrspal.ion eayention Nj slower -
recovering from has wounds
The gr1oeTy iaAick Iaushiin, who Killed Collins 81
Donphan year age, demolished and IL eontenss
burned Ia tho street
sAirnlsh had occurred al Fort Scott
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TUsT RECEIVED, the following works Of j. y

tsl REtElA Ell, the following works OF !. v.
Lady Ahes % cents
The Furest 81 2a
Tie Pretty Plate, ,iuyenEle)
Lady decidedly n srnias Indeed we knaw q
few accns where this rsi highest apra
Boston Pos.
This Is a extraordinary book. be was
ana somewhat surprising novel wi should make great saiu
We are perirsiy salsoea = graceful iancy and anc
out - Douglass Jerrolas WeakIs Nera
London rOni4ly xaoassae
admirable seciety story ef Abar
Athert'n' has great purpose TLsadasn Nsac soahly
The young inay jns such girls as ",
have all known and sonlc Of erha- haye ied sa
The Forest cf the hne Ttnres painted
life IN the Wd sr tls state speak
memory NJ al tn Cooper aalncaraau.
lN. Y cs.pser aud Eagu.ssr.
wssis aSes aud wa's,tl the forest earnr and me msnn
81 a inspiration 7-N y. Literary World
The powers esncea The Fwrs cxtaordna
ry ~ r. EruagSia-
Of the grand scenery q ne Nth e the aahers thcur flows
nave cane- asd the besuufai e the Wild weeds
IPrsemaua chxrcA~an.
The araas power ef DESCRIPTION truly extraordinary the pen
panss their kind The eoiored landscapes ii ths
gcu that tbs has drank art from hs rnrss Ne
whassvrr may be he us I ! pscrd eqr as With vivid NJ
ING eearF. eaaaned by no American writer ve knou =
Dassid HarL~"d i'm he ~ r. Ft~>xsaA yo4~nag
faculty gifts h. ,y
wEa viii III THO Forrest Ths sysprt~
ground u.,us
ID
sarn-s sbraah t~ wilderness,
like flowers e"t u ihs
eh~rninsfy described r., Losdam -sfAssaus.
-reai ANAL, x bo tals M
re Tfs) viii pansuc tells ,b.
story ii sry sla ~ dcrru l,droa IN Are n ,s Ts
of c make thetr
wrh sus sratic power ts sr
re~i ne e~k r. qaae renls't%he We have
wlrh nrcnc ch~raatr d-rrneatrd portsayed1
~ y. Courier and Erguircr.
For >as bS HANtHARD MgHrS.
.E.br -euH3t
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For ourselves believe that strict adherence by
Congress to the recommendations of the President
would heal up this great Kansas quicker and better
for the Territory and the whole country than any other
plan suggested by which dispose OF the difficulty.
lSsw Plaloddpha Ohio. Deaaoeras
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SHAD from the Rowan river North Carolina, sold
IN the Washington market yesterday at ST Is per pair
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
tF klCF Glossy HAIR,
CsaysesrEy Prrs9peS 10 the Greatcss .4ge.

Nd who that is gray would not have ii restored
IA former Gn bald bu would have growth
Hoab3rd with danarf ACHING would
troubled scrpul scal had pter
cured with head ace tnevfralgia
Hair Fesagaise viii do all tic following
Ann aRBog, Nov. s,
aa vour
Hair Restorative having
euar plnce
the category
quack rna.di-s until Lawrence
when
Restorative IN iamirs,, T good wife whose
in and sntreiy before exhain
1rga BOTTLES her original
brown color and had 1akensd
and entirely the bead slmus
upon family and srs ~
Restorative with The hes eHers ur .kr
reference entirely
and csrdniy
ai who would nu,e
tby sickness original oour beauty
who would
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours
SOLOMON MANN
Pruf o J. Weon.
Woap h bong Al EAssBcld ielnre
the bottle d Restorative for which
Eea and when "
MannA hair Nj thai YOU
assured would do and others
witnessed It's effects
entitled 10 the highest consideration ypu
Again, very respectfully and truly yours
SOLOMON MANN.
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zs Haiii n Bisiag Puos-

GnTaSsBE neH, IA. Feb, a. Bi1.ap Potter tl.i.
morning ryinced decided sFlnptotas resossr hi-
severe attack of sickness, He hoas Ms bed
walked about his
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ch.aags MsraraIlq -.

cHIcaeo, Feb. lS--9ohn C. Hines has b1en nominated
ior the uayoraify 81 ts city by the re,atlisaa
party
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CHURCHES Burnt.

'unday evening last the commodioas and ancient
a. Church Of ST. Annes ut Annapolis, Maryland
rely destroyed by fire, il having caught from the
used for heating. The building. with all its con
vas consumed nothing remaining but its walls
lhce was a century odd but la very excellent
Santial condition
asw Baptist Church at Mijdsetown Point, New
was also destroyed by fire sunday morning
"re the services commenced The ase originated
'aiing, near the stove-pipe.
afRsrTaeE "A bill has passed both honssss of the
-es legislature allowing further time nj swo years
ssneral goTenDcnt's acceptance az the Hermit
uae ate si military srhooi
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Tlsal,menf b. MKolr. a..i D.mfarta. /

Saaazaed Sy Hch0lcg and Dagt0fh
SFATg Missouri,
County Of Jackson
Before h Clay Pate notary public for Jackson eoun-
ty, Missouri. aforesaid come George w. Mekown and
Joshua H Daniorth members of the Leconpton
renton from johnson county Kansas Territory who
make the following statement under oath
In regard To the matter of admitting TO said
ton the delegation from Anderson informally elected
say that the delegation sent in their petition by
Judge Rush Einlore the petition referred to a spe-
cial committee Of hve Judge EimoIe being chairman,
and after examining thoroughly into the matter by the
add OF evidence and papers learng the affair nnior
y Of four reported fayoraiy To their admission but
before amy action ty the convention taken the
port Judge Enors attorney for the parties, Withdrew
their petition The delegation from Franklin county
not rejected by vote Of the convention but they
Withdrew their papers from the hands Of the aforesaid
committee
j. H. DANFORTH
q. w. MchOWN.
Subscribed and sworn TO before aforesaid.
Given under nly hand and official seal, office this
IL. the 9th day OF February, 1853
H. CLAY PATE, Notary Public
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BY TELEGRApB.
pakaaa

sT- l@rts, Feb. Ia Recent Developments sL0w
George sEer late collector Of 81 Louis county o. b.
q defauiter 70 the amount of Ice voo
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

A LBAN or, the History OF Young Puritan. BY
IA j. Y Huntington author Of Izey Alice p
The Forest By J. V. Huntington.
Lady Alice; the New Uuaa novel BY j. v Huntington.
Price %
sale by BLANCHARD MotIN,
Feb IL r. Farnham.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

STATE MISSOURI,
County of jackson
L. Samuel ID Lucas. clerk of the circuit court OF Jack
county Aforesaid do certify that "a Clay Pate whose
gensine signature attached the foregoing certificate
s and al the time of signing the same, notary
puie duls commissioned and sworn among other things
administer oati and thai has u,ial acts such
entitled 10 full credit
Given under nay hand and the seal OF said this
r. . the 9th day % February, 1858
SAMUEL u LUCAS Clerk
The undersigned, citizens OF westport Missouri and
vicinity aud Kansas Territory state that they peron
ally acquainted with Judge George Wilson Of Anderson
county Kansas Territory and that he Is gentleman
whose yeTasry cannot successfully he called in QUESTION
In IL Horsers }. III Danforth,
s II smith, G. Boone
Wm W. Morrow " ID Boon
q W. McKown Chas K Kearnv
sTATE MISSOURI,
County Of Jackson, town af
Westport and its additions
The Undersigned, mayor Of the said town and s ald
tons State and county, laid in the margin hereby oer
hes that the persons whose appear above gen
tlernen OF the trs standing in this community bus
uaeI and citizens Vi the iighest respsctaillity
Given under nay hand and official seal nay office in
II. SAID town, this il,e 9th day of February 1855
THOMAS J. 6OFok1H
Mayor Town Of Westport
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NEW York Feb. 1e--Cotton is quiet closing at de
cline of \ ! cent Flour is heary.sAes Of s 500 bba .
state 81 Is a 81 20 Ohio 81 10 81 10 southern
"a 50 a "a So Wheat il inactive, and quotations
nominal Corn is unsettled sales OF IL 500 bushels
white 81 IA 6sA cents Pork has upward tendency
mess SIG 90 SIC 15 Beef is steady Chicago reparE
ed $40 50 sI3 lard is firm at9s 10 Whis
key closed firm 23 cents but holders demanding
/ cent advance. Sugar and coffee unchanged Mo
lasses IL steady at rs ~ cents for Orleans Spirits
pentine firm at a. As cents Ras bnoyant ut ST 45
81 4G. Rice tends upward, closing Mt 81 cents
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

EscLIsH PERIODICALS. illustrated newspapers and other
fresh literature be found the web stocked counters
OF Stiington.
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MARYLAND AxriculturalCellexe

INoR LEAsE.---A square Of ground situated cor
H. a 10th and Boundary strces fss au
yrnrs. Fer laftisninra apply fp GrsaGE W. BRAY,
.Cnliscsor Agent Houscs,
lan 2e-eedim No 1sa Ninth be,se-n and "
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~, frame
No s7s, Wnaers building fcr
npriy - sbD W. BRAY,
Property Asma 2s2 ssrrc. srrrts norrh
1I-aodlH
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From the Kansas Crusader Of Freedom.
ANOTHER LETTER FROM Mr. PARRUrr
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

IEIK RICHMOND CkaEEH arfoS.lhe visiting COMPANIES
have been informed by aid decanp that rao1as aifl
quarters will be furnished them al the expense % the
State The quests OF the State 10 have ars9mAaas
ations provided for them the American Hotel and the
State dinner is to be given at the custom house Al
a meeting 0i the correspondent in this city last even
ine letter from the mayor OF Richmond read and
IL was voted not 10 attend the oelebration.
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Fires

NV YoKK Feb. lf -Four large buildings Fulton
street. Baookyn the ferry, oceaTaed BY carriage
repository, alcohol stores boarding houses &c.
burned this morning This loss probably s5o 600
ssoosD p1srATcn
BnooKLTN, Feb lsIhe tre ia this city this maanne
extensive frsf repoftssi only two build
ings burnt, and the others ~iat damaged
iasss SIS A Mr. Cook was BADLY and his vile il il
feared fatally injured by lsx4ing Ion of the
buildings
ALFRED, IN. " } Feb. l5.The ladies building OF the
Alfred AcaiemF WAS burned down Yesterday morning
Its contents nearly a saved The loss is about
S4 ooo and insurance Sl 90o. The other departments
of the school go usual
sr Jonxs IN D. Feb l5.-A fire which broke out IN
the house of Mr. Wilson, The Barker House. in
Frederick ton Yesterday morning. destroyed houses
and a hfacksinitas shop. named A Taylor and
his wife burned 10 death.
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IscEsprAnTns continue To commit their outfages Early
yesterday morning the truek-hose Of the American Hook
and Ladder Company, and the residence Of r. Ppns of
the Marine band were set ON FIRE and destroyed
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

A LBAN; OF, the History of a Young Puritan. By
The Forest By j " huntington
Lady Aice; the New uuaa novel BY J. v Huntington
Tor saie by BLANCHARD SoHUS,
Feb IL Successors 10 n Farnham.
TO THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.
wslfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
The proprietor particularly cnapp4 per
yelling
properties the dasssabe and often
effects produced by change Of water yiann 70 which ali
particularly liable shoad
purchasing sehnHIp the ~he flooded
Ihs has the proprctors
For by all the druggists and
greoers.
Dec Is-d3mh Depot Is Beaver New York
Grover A Bakers Family sewing Machines.
lsa ne best n aayxs s-cpsry lady should iafr
7NHESE MACHINES are unqnestionably the best
IN well regulated family afand do with
om GROVER BAKER sewing machine expressly family
They make ncs and superior steh rear
cut seaaslai and darslae ien be
b. while aln from ordinary sIis wnh equal
80 = sTasvER RakER
SAVING Nhcttne Go,
SIS rennsyiyania aTsnae, Washington
avs hroatway, New York
E,NGRsvED GLASS PLATES-A beautiful arti-
E1s a sc Can be seen al store only
I b. he appreciated and adnsirra
EVANS 4 THOMPSON AgsnE
a2s Penn. Washington.
Maryland AgrfculturallolieEe-
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by the UNI
~ dersixncd three hun
ca thousand tte farm rrcty purchases hy sbe
T burning Ihe sse 70 he aelseroa by
unscrEned information VIII gwen Apl
CHARLES CALVERT ssaaensburv
y o. WHARTON, Baltimore
A Feh
] ENok LEAsE--A square cf ground situated cor
Il ne m 10Th and Boundary No fss pf seven
years. Fer lsufticniart apply fs BRAY
4 'Cfaincrnr and n'r tomscs
/ Dan 22-eedim No 1sa Ninfh between and "
DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN Investmenf-
a., Nr sair
No s7s, building Fcr
terms aprlv GEO W. BRAY
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HAMPTON RoAps Feb. l6---The brig Indian Saean
CAPTAIN Mcliregor OF Boston from Matalzas bound
Philadepha with sugar and molasss has put in here
for repairs She encountered gale the 9Th. and
18th commenced leaking badly compelling the
tain to throw overheard his deck load
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

REATlItE LENCl; A Historical Novel OF slle Six
~ snth Sentnry ny gosrszzr lAusesia's~ iu's s"s
inef fs.~HraH 1aurnni ny Mr. T. ~ siGourney
aann- ha~sah Lsaeiis Pse W~ks and ssr ed'
r.x
.AN,HsEB 4 M6fftS,
feb n n farfh&m-
III EAb Ornaments and Head Pins, Fsarl Jeweiry,
&cwe open iasas A. Ffsnrh bend
rans hate a ,ss1es
ssrtsscu q pearl ieselrE Svanhr iar eseninf
" eaIr BRl1iiER
feb 17-N aevslsss-
~ EoRGE w BREGA, ATTORNEY CorssE-
NJ Ias-krI4v, No ID Val fres Neu Tori
Nov 2s-6mM
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

I,NGgkVED GLASS PLATES.-A beautiful arti-
fr ye@uerle
Hrh1s be sna only
he appreciated and admired
EVANS 4 THOMPSON, Agnnts,
Jan ls--aolm Washington.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17
[Slaemsa nader oath. ]

Hon. n. Pel.K, Washington City, d.
The Washington union., 1858-02-17

LsST commences to-day, ash "Wednesday, b yet do
learn that there w be any cessaion OF the festyi
tes which have rendered the metropolis attractive to
fashionable visitors except at several Of the foreign ega
tious
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
HAIR CUTTING, SYMPHONIC,
AND
Shayiug!

THE s~UBSCEIBEa HAS RECENTLY RE
tilted and newly pAinle Ell his Barber Shop and Bath
ing Rooms, and 10 now prepared to yait upon the
public in as good q style as any establishment of the
Kind; at considerable expense he has fitted up Bath
ing apartments, AID hopes the public viii favor this
apartment of his business with a patronage that will
neable him to sustain il. There is nothing so con
dusive TO health, u so pleasant as a good Eath, and
particularly is it so at this season of the year. Baths
on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday mornings,
G- P%erfumery Of all kinds Constantly On hand
and for sale cheap.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage which has
heretofore been extended, the subscriber hopes for
a continuation o. the same, as he will spare no pains
or expense to have his establishment, ineyery mar
ticular, equal to aAy In the state.
ANTHONY FREY.
Freehold, April Is. 1857. 25-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
NEW LUMBER YARD
II AZ Trny& TnTf
III AU RED K 4<14

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT Oh LUMBER,
"A Single, Timber, Fence Pales, Mason Lath'
~Ihomaston aud Glenn Falls Limo, Plaster, Cement,
Brick, Nails, ga which viii be sold AS LOW as at
any other Yarl III the country, for CASH.
PARKER q CHADWICK.
ALS0.-PsFe * Orchard and Lackewana COAL,
Lump, Egg, a d Stove Sizes. p. & G
May IA, 1885,. t.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
Notice
Notice.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED BY NOTES TO
IN the Monmouth County Agricultural Society
are requested to pay the same Immediately. without
further notice, as the money is wanted to Lay tbs
premiums awarded. II. BENNETT, Sss,q. s,
Freehold, November le, 1853 fss7a aw
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
Of Advertising.

All additional SQUAREs charged m tDs same
proportion.
L. Yearly Advertisers have tbs privilege OF
changing their Advertisements quarterly.
= Ali sPSciAL NOTICES must be paid for extra,
Al the rate of from SO cts. to 81, and upwards,
according to their length.
y Notices of meetings, whether paslie or OF
societies, are considered as advertisements, and
charged accordingly.
Money for advertising is due any Iiras after
: be asst insertion.
- Subscription to Paper $3.50 per annum, in
ADVANCE. If payment be made Within thirty days it
Sll be considered as advance; but If permitted to
oyerrun that time, TWO DOLLARS will be demand
ed. The money tor subscription is due at the time
Of subscribing, and will be considered collectable at
amp time thereafter
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
West Freehold Hotel >,

TNHE PROPRIETOR OF THB WEST FREE
Il hold Ho,el, within two miles OF Freehold, NJ,
formerly kept By John Il. Mount,) is prepared to
accommodate the public in good style. The house
has undergone a thorough overlauling, and been
fitted up in d neat, and comfortable manner. His
~stablings and fodder are good, and employs one Of
the best ostlers the State can boast Of. There will
be no pains spared to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to visitors. a
The Proprietor is also well qualified and pro-
pared to handle and Break Colts Tor the road or
Train and condition them for market or the turf
His charges will always be found reasonable.
April az. 1860 20-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
Monmouth School.
FREEHOLD n. J.
WILLIAM W. Woodruff,
Principal
CHARLES F. Woodruff,
Vice Principal,
CHARLES 81 ENDICOTT,i

At THIS INSTITUTION, THQR0sGH IN
n struotisn Is given In oil branches necessary to
prepare boys for College, or for business.
There are two sessions, and two vacations ia the
year. The vacations, sach4 IL weeks, occur III the
spring and Fall. The next Winter Session will
ommsn on Wednesday the 10th day Of Novem-
Der.
The terms are 5000 s year, payable quarterly In
advance. This is In full for Board, Tuition, Fuel,
Lights, Walking, Beds, Bedding, &c. 1t is reques-
ted that the pxpils bring with them their own tow
els, napkins, a clothes bag, q pair of slippers, and an
umbrella; aHd that each have his name distinctly
marked on his articles of clothing.
The terms for day scholars are $lo a quarter in ad-
vance.
Freehold. Sept. .. 1858. 25-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
N Office

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That application will be
L made to the Legislature of New Jersey. at its
next session, for q law authorizing a company to i'm
prove the navigation from the channsls Of Squan'
River to Squan Village.
Nov. Is. 1855. A-Sy.
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READ THE PAMPHLETS
Clark's Syrup.

TINE ONLY REAL PURIFIER of the BLOOD
4 in existence! For Weakly Females or Young
Children who are scrofulous, it is magical. Every
person knows that if his blood is pure, he must be
well. Now all this processes to do is to PURIFY SHE
BkooD.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, That application will be
l. made to the Legislature of New Jersey, at it
next session, for an act to authorize the voters o
Howell to vote BY ballot at their Annual Town Meet
ings.
Nov. 25, 1858. 4-sw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-09

Miss LOeAE's brilliant reputation had excited, were
fully realised last night in her rendering of the
character Of EUadas. Il was an effort worthy the
fame Of that accomplished actress, and added an
additional laurel to the ehsplet she had already
by her faithful impersOnatOR Of that character in
which is portrayed WOMAN, in the truest and
strictss yet most delightful sense Of the term. E"
We only regret there was not larger audienoeto wit
ness Miss LOGAN in this great character.
Tonight Miss LOGAN appears as Julia in the
HuHeh5aek Her brilliant impersOnation of tais
character should draw q crowded house