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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-20
EACH SATURDAY IN KAK.
5.4s5 PIiIaI am0uaLIag %
PBICH OF rICKET5.
Ole TICKETS, SO; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S21(
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


PRICE rIOKET5.
Ole TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, S21(
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers nom TO $1,000, corresponding with thos
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate Slips paper
sncTcled with small Sin ubes and placed IN Wheel
Ire afst ~ Fzes similarly printed and sneirced are
The Wheels then TsTOlved, and number 10 drawn
from ne Wheel Of Numbers and a. the same me Prize h
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize
opened ana exhibited she audience aud registered
y ths CommsSlo5ers the Pnze beng placed against me
Number drawn THIS operation is repeated until ali the
AFFAoxMATIoH PEIzEs-The tvo preceding and the Two
succeeding Numbers 20 those drawing the dTsI Prizes viii
If Ticket 1850 draws $4,000 Pnze hose Iicists
HumDeTed ll24s, I249 l25I Il22, viii each enlisted
numbered 54, 549, sol, 2, viii be entitled 63OO
and 50 on according 70 the a0oys scheme.
The PrEes 0f s2U Will be determined BY the last hg
OF the No that draws the EJUJO puze, For example,
If the number drawing the 10000 prize ends EIb iheb
eli the tickets Whsre The num5er suGsIn viii b5 entitled
70 $50. II the number ends with No. 2 then ali Tie cks
Wasrs the number ends in will be entitled $40 ana
80 OntOO.
CsrtiRSases Of Packages WILDE sold at the following
OsTtihsate Of Package OF 10 whole Tickets, $50
10 half -......- 50
- Quarter '...--.. ~
e 10 kIghIh ........ IL
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Enclose the money 70 address for the Tickets crdeI
ed on the receipt Of which theT will be forwarded bV hs
l.al. Purchasers have Tickets ending IN any hg-
they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be cent to
purchasers immediately after the drawing.
PURCHASERS wIlPeass write their sgnsJure plain, give
their Post Ofics County and state.
~ kememDer shat every prize is drawn and psyabt
n fuil without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and Esdsr, paid Immediately
stsr the draWingOtaer prizes st the usual time Of Ibry
Gays.
IA. III Communications strictly confidential.
AGaress Orders for IICEsJu or CertlnCsgss tI.
s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ca.
p Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala or Atlanta
Ca have their orders ned and tme 0y
ing s. swan & Co., eItnsT OF those cities.
~ list OF the nun Der5 that drawn from
Win the amount Of The prize that entitled TO-
will be published after every drawing the following pa
psTs.
Augusta ,GR Constitution list New Orleans Delta Mobile
begsler Charleston Standard Nashville GaEsite, Atlanta
lntelgsnooT New Ork seky Day BOOK, Savannah Morn
lag News ana Richmond uspaCn, and New Dispatch,
Pauding Miss LlaTo-, and Little Rock Ark.J True
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Gold Pen Nanufactory.
L#E9sS5ss ..ss#Z.zZzzz-|
t. H. HOSKINs,
IS Third st, between Market & Jefferson,
LOUISVILLE. KY,

OFFERS to the public Gold Pens of his manu- scture
~ wholesale retail warranted equsl 10 any made In
me country.
GOLD PENS REPAIRED q REPOINTEDS
Old PEGS sent by mail accompanied with 80 cents IN
money stamps, Will be reparu and returned by next
mail !ieb l4-dGRl
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LRn6 fNP sale.

THE Subscriber 8r, for sale seventy Of land on
me Middle franklin Turnpike, four miles rom Nasa'
ve adjoining the heh ne resides ana the lA1Es
OF Capt Jnhp Johns The land equal 10 best, with
a5u ndancs OF eKceent never ianE water with the most
beautiful building site country, and in the midst OF
SpTi4 INV - NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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61MAGHINE MADE0
v i Horse shoes. Y y

~ HB TROY IRON AND sAlL FACTORY- Al TROY
i ny, have hhNkN BUkuhoi1s lrpl,, IN - gl5tss
sHOk MaCnlA SAY nOH n succeasial oa1rai9a ard ~
prepared 70 eKseuts Urders tUr 1O and lly. iftlA ~
Of any Weighi and Psi.sfn, - price ls uBags 1ss
price Of hUfss BnOo lrVn.
qualify Iron used ID tae58 shoes uarrrtsf
In even respect. IhessahOss hafs been Hpgr0vs M aa
by the UntLsd aiss 6assru-a4 sxclusivs-
is By many IAv PInclPal sisso umLDus
palias and OIse 5hJers tuTousnoul tae c5utfJ.
persun lnuiosIng - auQsrzls-azs WuI nave 4
sample pOuhdl sizes sent u -uIrsss
UTdofs addressed suDser7er - lF0ys Hu rooeiEe
4pTlS-y WV , BURDEN, AgsnI, Troy, n. y.
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Tobacco ManufaCtOry

W. N EhEDllds
44& 4S COLLEGE ST REET,
las nov ready for sale al Factory 800 Man
II ufacJursd Tobacco boxes 20, 50, and 100 and IA
pounds EACH to meet OF the trade at from Is 10
IS pounds; all which he Will sell al wholesaler 10
the IT, De, al prices that canu0t fail 10 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco are requested
10 call and examine for themselves. Also,
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
On commission, will be sold by thousand al less
price than sold in this city before.
ROLLEO TWIST AND cur TOBACCO In great variety
pt ysry low nrt-. I3--u
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80. EDWARDS,

IIQURS.
rOO BBLS RBCTFlkD WHISKY;
oOO 80 q. Old Bourbon do
50 Rye do
100 American Brandy,
so Glu;
100 Walkers Xxx Ale,
n 4 Rum.
A1so large OF das BrEudes, Wines, &c,
and for sale Dy
july u 10. EDWARDS.
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w r. CORNELIUS, Agent for the sale Of Pisk's CsbR'
w. bntsd Patent Metallic burial cases.
prepared all Funerals IS heretofore When n
services may required. Once at the Phoenix WareTooi
No. 4s spring street, Cherry Residence No. II Flns
street, between Spring and Broad. . .
h.B-Pill also attend 70 rec teerW2rdlng ooaloa
kc.P <NV R0ufRd lspP%
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Bank Of Nashville.
URcHrrent Bank Notes Wanted.

W. viii pay The highest ualkst price for the Notes
the following Banks, if delivered Immediately: Law
rencebuFg ShebyVie, Ocoee, cambridge, and KROEvIe
the above Notes We Want paeuaFly We will also, buy
The Of all suspended Free Banks mentioned n
the above list, atths highest market price.
dse5-6 A. WHBLESR & co
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Married.

Tn s,er.en.o Sept o. by Justice Henley Francs ns 70
In S,eam.n.o SEPT a. John M,sa'y Reb.ees llsn.l1y
A, Cenp.ouv'e fubs County, Oc; >, Ds'd stocs''A l"
MARY Tuner. , n n. 60. H.. r Si...u %
Ms. Nsrrsre. n. VI. Otis both q that city. . 81, . A.
A, Doupievile Sierra County, Oct g. Asa shooA - 'i'J
Al Yorh Bloomfield, Nevada County, Oct, T. ~ Emerson to
J.. Kin pstrc.. c. p-ss,.. o,i,lsv
In Uiiah Township. sonoma County, Oct "iiah =
In San FrsDcisco AZ Calvary Church BY the Rsv Or s,o
M. 10 ~ (.or.. Victor Won Wsei0d Of foso 20 MISS
Fn.li. L. husn of sau Francisco. I'm
AZ sscramea.o. Oct r. James H. Humphreys - h-e W.
In Ynba Comfy Sept. p II. p. Brown TO America Ann
Archer. n. 7 T.ctsou .o
a. G's.. vsey Oct Thomas seaddeu 70 Elizabeth A'y
In ,ors.pto Oct l5 Henry srlet 20 France. IT, fsr
H. carr,mer,o i5 Sylvester 4. " Junt y An haLftt
In s0Ctton Oc r. Roswell c. Sargent to e4tN-fne L.
A,E.v,da Oe, = John W, ThrreIl 70 Ann oIisra
A, Pu,sh Yoio County Sept q, James h oiafs 20 'iJ
In San Frarcsco Oct. a. by the Rav.F c Ever Ellis W.
NJ. Of San Trsn.i.co. 20 Mis- Mary b Brown.
In T,lama County, Oct TO- Luther H. sanpofn 70 ALI O.
4, Georgetown Fl Dorado County, ost 3 Marshall to
" San Frauc.eo Oct H. By the Rev. J. A. BTuuer, M
P.ter Msciie - Mss Mary AM Doyle
AT stoo stou IL. Jacob Meyer 20 BsrbaIe hi9u'.
A. M.rys,i.e Oct l6, Jom Gardner 20 sophia A ho'A
planter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
UD< sths.

7, e,n Frsre.so Oct, Thomas son Of James and Jane
Greer wood native Of NewYoIk C'y, aged years ard
months. =. -, +.
Al Cherokee Yeyads County, Sept. d. Lewis s Leg' 'oT
Atsonors sept q Henry NJ Brsistreet aged % yea's
In saosIuenio Sept &c. T.. Bo!ce- native OF Phs1ePhia
In ss6sme,to Sept n Harrie, oKeefe late Of Cincinnati
s.
In San Francisco Oct T. Charles Batter Of 3 p. and
MARY C. Peterson native of SAP Francisco aged months
IL Coos RI Dorado County SEPT -oh, Stephen " Nichols,
formerly Of Moaachusetts, eged 81 years. ~ .
A. Godyosrs Bar Sierra County Sept %, julius Menh7rd
IN Plscef,le sept 90 Fllen A. wife Of Augustus Sanfoz
At Bluff Tebsns County, Sept Il, sefeTns sapLhafo
aged 50 years.
On 1homes Creek Tehsa County, sept l5 Esther = Poor
At Stockton SEPT So Caroline Isabella daughter Of william
and Isabella 81. Harper, aged IL months.
In Indian Valley, PuIas Comfy, Sept r. Peter Jones' aged
~ -,
In San Fspcco Oct TO- John :. Ecsman Of the firm of
Fckusn T~nren Co Msrysyile rmery oi Cincinnati o.
In Sacramento Oct O. George Fillmore, aged ~ years
Knights Ferry. San joaquin County Oct j. Jonn Cun
ninehsm aged a years, native oi Alabama:
At MaTpoo, Sept So AnoTcw M fadep, 3eed u year,
native Of Washir tOu County, Penn.
Near Virgins, Placer County Oct Dennis Hsgan eyed -
In victors Oct 7, Mrs Adele Derowsn wife Of J. D.
Carroll. -,
At The Sulphur Spring Ranch Sierra County. Sept 3d. Cha'.
Emerson aged Sc yesr. native q the State of Maize
In Sacramento. oct. ~ Alvin Wright. aged 81 years
In sIeno, Oct l5 Aphonse D. Cook, ased about %
At wfccutn Ill., Placer County Oct Cyrus c. Dorrance
aged about II years.
In San francisco Oct 49, John solomon aged rs years.
In Alameda County the residence Of her Dr. Il.
BucInen Oct l6 Mrs Eliza Buc knell, aged tj years.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
NEW JERSEY.
MICHIGAN ELECTION.

The election in this State secures to the Replbhzi
party the Governor and other State Officers, boti
branches of the Legislature and three Of the bur
Congressman.
The Democrats appear to have gained IN sevca
counties upon the vote ot 1856 There are two csses
that may account for this. Aremarkaby severe storm
continued during tie day the entire State snda
Republicans were over confident Of success.
In the Iyth Congress District, Mr.. Leach came s1
being defeated. In the lst, Mr.. Howard fails sd n
election by few votes.
In the XXVIIIth Senatorial District, embracing IN
counties on the eastern side of the State, from Shs
vase TO Macknac, James Birney Oldest son Of Ha
ate James G. Brney, was elected by large majority
In the comfy in which he resides he had about twr
thirds of the entire vote, though the county went Dem
ocratc by hundred votes and he at the ssna
time received majority Of the votes for PROSECUTING.
Attorney. This may have been owing to local iu.er.
ests, as the county is newly organized. II is proper,
however, to add that there appears to have bsa
third candidate for Senator in tho field. Two ysus
ago the Republican Senator from this District Ss,
elected by q majority Of only one vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
NIEXICO.
SONORA,

The Government of Sonora has taken measures to
give free passage from San Francisco to Guaymas TO
all Mexican citizens in California who may wsh to
turn to their country, but who, account of their
destitute condition are unable to do
The Sacramento .NreWry publishes the following
communication:
SACRAMENTO, Get. 2, 1853.
respectfully submit the following to the Sacramen-
TO illibusers: Having learned from gecd authority
that expedition is forming in this city for the pur
pose of occupying the State of Sonora end avenging
the massacre, by the Mexicans, Of Henry A. Crabb
and his party would take this occasion 10 give the
adveturous young men Of Sacramento some advice in
regard to this matter. Sonora is large State, and
has effective standing army capable Of resisting
large force. The inhabitants generally, uniavOr
able to these frequent ncursions of fbus.esing par
ties, and viii throw every obstacle in their way IL il
supposed that Captain Wm. B. Newly, late ad-ie-
camp in Walkers army, will command this expedition
lie is daring libuster but uEscquainted wits Sono
ra any OF the localities he proposes to take, and
viii, in all probability, meet the same fate as the un-
ogtHnste Col. Crabb. Young meG will do well TO take
the above facts into consideration before committing
themselves in this expedition aud may thereby save
themselves mi5erabe death, or, what is worse a
long co., tnement ia a Mexican prison.
RESIDENT OF SONORA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
sI,5Oo,OOO i'm Treasure
INTERESTING from OREGON and WASHINGTON
THE INDIAN WAR ENDED,

r,e limited States all sies nshp Star of the West
Gray commanding, from Aspinwall, Nov 8,
-;,h ,ss.ergers mails and treasure to NJ. o. Roberts,
,.,e;y.d fiem tie Pacific Mail Steamship Company =
steamer John l. Stephens, which left San Francisco,
Oct. 90, arrived here at O'Clock p. M, yesterday
Afternoon The following is Purser Patterson report,
70 whom We are indebted for papers:
Died on board the John L. Stephens, Of consump-
ton, John Stephens, steerage passenger.
Among the passengers by the Star Of the West are
Abe Hon. Jos. McKibbio, Member of Congress from
California, and the Hon. ID. Smith aud W. b. Grover
rom Oregon.
The shin John T.. Thayer Of Boston was totally de-
s.royed by fire on the night Of Sept. l3, off Patos
Lland. Gulf Of California. Crew saved. The captain,
6rst officer and three men ret1rn by this ship.
O'Clock p. Of the night of Sept 9, lat. 81 10,
lep 73 50, passed large steamship steering South.
Left at Aspnwal, the United States steam ffie ate
Roanoke and sloop-of-war Saratoga crews All well.
Aso, ships John /. White and Tallahassee and bark
Martha Wenzel. Alec, Panama Railroad Company
brigs Costa Rica and Abby Taylor.
The following is the treasure list Of the sar Of the
West.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
NEW-CALEDONIA.
TIE rFaSER RIVER MINES.

Our dates from Victoria, Vancouver Island, are to
Oct. II; and from the mines Fraser River to Oct.
1. The river lad fallen, and considerable gold was
being taken out but the weather was so cold aud un-
pleasant that many Of the miners deserting the
country and returning To California. Ey two steam
ers whicn arrived in San Francisco on the llth and
irh Of October, over 500 persons returned from the
Fraser RIVER region, and by steamer which arrived
Oh the 18th of October, came 400 more.
The American Commissioner, Mr.. JOHN Nugent, had
intefered to Americans at Victoria accused
Of crimes the aid of counsel their trial. which here
tofore hes been denied tnem because there happened
to be DO English lawyer at Victoria, aad the author-
ties would not grant to American attorneys the prv
eee Of practising in the Courts there.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

LARAMIE TERRIroRY.-That gold ab0unds in large
quantities along the base of the Rocky Mountains, in
the Territory Of Kansas is aud hencefOrth fixed
fact. Returned miners bring unquestionable informa
tou that gold i spread over an immense area, and
that man make very handsome wages in dile
cirg II. One of the best routes TO these gold regions
i BY the way of Fort Riley, aud thence up the Smoky
Hill Fork. Tie emigration there next year viii be
immense and il will not be :, al surprising If dele
gate from Laramie Territory should be asking for
seat on the floor Of Congress before the end of another
year. Let the free white aborers Of the United States
proceed al To red zee this patrinony into pos
session or we shall have the Union again convusei
with an ri enpt it, treasures for slave Ia
Dor. and its occupancy TO the African race.
Isl Louis Democrat.
CAEB,GEs .SD DIsUSIOs.-We have found new
bond If union for our Republic. The ANiaAta Ge0r-
gian Acknowledges the receipt Of cabbages from the
New.York market which sell readily at t0l per cent
advance on cost. and saws the idea Of a people who
will not raise their own cabbages being bored to death
by sgiiators about independence, and urged to dis
union, is prepOsterous. Ii they viii not raise cab
bages now they will not raise them then, and the
South wouli have To import them from foreign
country with tariff of two or three cents per head
tackled on help to defray the expenses of the Gov
ernmeu or for Incidental procci0H encourage the
home production Dissolve the Union and import
cabbages-prepos.erous louisville Journal.
Ir the recent address Of the Hon. 7. l.. Clingman
before the North Carolina State Fair, he mentions in
connection with the manufacture of VINE and the diff
cty on the All ,ntic slope of the United States Of pre-
v.p;irp lis scetons fermentation, a remarkable fact
concerning Locality Of the western part o; that state
IT, district Of few miles in extent on the Tyron
mountain, neither dew nor frost x ever known. The
same district is remarkable for the variety and excel
lenoe OF is native grapes and they are oilen found In
fre condition in the open air "a late as December.
Tie dryuess of The atmosphere IN the locality men-
toned aud IL equabiy Of temperature are most re-
marksbh.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

CHARITABLE BEQUEsT.-The late Charles Ponss
Of lIaverhill, Mass, who left estate OF <i0l",
made the Femsle Benevolent Society OF II Htverhm =
reversonary ltgatee to a considerable amount. Ins
following note is annexed 10 the will " As the pac
"ular intent Of bequests for charitable or benevoen
"purposes is in danger Of being perverted, wish u
" TO be- distinctly understood that my bcquests % ,ng
" IIaverhil Female Benevolent Society are infenaea
:" for tie exclusive benefit Of poor aud necessoas
persobs residents in Hayerh, and for no other per-
I" sons and for other purpose All persons ~b'
sre supported in port entirely by the town e1
cuded from participation in this bequest.
FROM ARIzOsA.-TEe Santa FS Gazette quotes
from letter received in that city, saying that IIea'
Mowry had been through DOns Ana county per.asi'
ing The people Of the Mesila Valley to hold eecnoa
uIder the laws OF NewMexico ard to pay no sisn.
tion whatever to the Courts Of that Territory. ~
Ga:ets is informed that the people Of that county S
refuse to participate in the election, and inqm".
whether they vii attempt also TO repudiate and snos
atteIton to tie District Court, about 10 be heia
that secion Of the Territory.
The author Of " Journey Due North" Mr. o. - r.
Sals, is seriously Ill. lie is Just publishing seres =
enteJtaining papers called "Twice Around the co.
The object of tie writer is 20 exhibit picture m ~.
don life in every one of the twentyfour hours o, IN m
day. The hand Of Mr.. Sala, unhappily through -.
ness, has faIterei last as the band Of Time y, W"
upon the twenty-iourth hour, and day and p.sh'' -
Butter has il, are standing IN each otners ngn';x
A HEAVY SUIT DECIDED.-IRe BaGalo EiP,ts. ,s.
learns by special dispatch from Chicago that ~. ~
great suit against the American TrsrspoTtat'2n
pany for $l5 600 damages, arising out OF tns o go,
Of warehouse and ifs contents, which TOOK nie
the Compsnys propeller Falcon burning al the oo~''
bss been decided IL favor Of the Company
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
(HIIit'AHI'A.

memorh signed by F. McManus, f. Potts, s.
Hart, T. Conneh, James l.. Collins, VI. A. Ortero, +.
Csvez and T. j. Beik has been presented TO the Le-
gis'ature of the State Of chihuahua, asking permis
sion to pass through that State the Atlantic and Pa
cfc Railroad. They ask FIVE leagues of land on each
side Of the road and that all the material necessary
for the work be exempted from paying duties and
taxes Tie permit to be void if the work is not
menccd within three years finished in twenty years
in all the territory of that State.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

The official returns Of the recent election In Cabr.
mia foot up as fol ows:
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME corRr.
Baldwin, Reg DEM. ,599 Curry, Anti-L. D..36, 1873
Majority for Baldwin S,4Ol.
CONTROLLER.
Meoney Lee. Dem..ii, ,2s5 Dawley, A. L. Dr.
Gum, Rep. ,iSl
Majority for Meloney, o,OE.
COSGREss.
W. J.. Dudley, A. l.. d., 22,olO; James McKibbep,
A. l.. d., 81 s33 f.. p. Tracy, Rep, 9,293.
The regular Lecompton Democracy did not nom''
nate candidates for Congress- contending that bysS,
Congressman must be elected next year instead this,
and it is probable that the right Of Messrs. Dudley and
McKibben to take and hold their seats a. Congress
men, will he contested.
The Republicans nominated a candidate MI Jeh.
nir gs FOR Clerk of the Supreme Court, who receiver
q ~ votes. There was no other candidate ID ''e
field.
The Legislature stands az follows:
SESATE-Lec Democrats, 25i A. l.. Democrsu''i
Republicans, T.
AssENBLY-Iec. Democrats IS; 4. L. Democrs"'
Il; Republicans,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

P.ov.to,.s,j., Of s. frhins Better or rrvk.. ;ers
GsooaMrs-ssls. Of leooo ID chins No sasai 7" i''''
e.sh. rs tsf ttl. Dried Appiss IN private terms -.
OIt~IS bbs Crsds Pois sd from stp, On prVsff WINS
LIQuOHs-NO .ses reported
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Markets.

1SEsDay EvEvSG, OF. la lG5L
FIoCE-sas.s 1t rs 5oQ SO o..
GRANSa!es OF 30 bags Wheat si as No sales q Barley
OF Oats.
PoTarors- ssles {. co. 81 & lsg.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
IXrn CoYGnEssIosAL DIsrRIcr.-Ths comps
Total. ,63I

Ha.kin's majority s3 The imperfect votes, vAsa
the State Officers will doubtless allow, will neresa
this majority to ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13
Five DAYS LATER FRON CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

Since he battle learn that Kamasiu cAief Of Va
kinus, was nearly kica by shel.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-13

lie L,ee con paD'e q "a, y ATey iteve Hleu;i9aed
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-23

II SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY RE-
lifted and newly painted his Barber Shop and Bath
ing Rooms, aud Is LOW prepared to wait upon the
public In a. good a style as any establishment of the
kind; at considerable expense he has fitted up Bath
ing apartments, aud hopes the public will favor this
apartment OF his business with a patronage that will
neable him to sustain 1t. There b nothing 80 con-
dusive to health, or go pleasant IS a good Bath, and
particularly is it SO at this season of the year. Baths
on Fridays, Saturdays and Sunday mornings,
1 P~erfumery of all kinds constantly on hand
and for sale cheap.
Thankful for tho very liberal patronage which has
heretofore been extended, the subscriber hopes for
a continuation of the same, as he will spare no pains
or expense to have his establishment, In every par
ticular, equal to any in the state.
ANTHONY FREY.
Freehold, April 1e. 1857. 25-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-23
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