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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-12-09
Freehold hstitute.
4 BOABDIEG SCHOOL ZOE BOYS, AZ
KRKEPOLp. kOXNOVYR co. n +

4 BOABDING SCHOOL ZOE BOYS. If
KREER0LD. 4oKKoVRH co. n
tbs next Session Vill eos,nsnes en- WRDKRs-
l. DAY. Tho l0th Of November. 1858.
The Principals respectfully request parents eho
desire 10 Seesre RAq@s for their sons, 10 make early
application.
Ne Aks The Believing Efem . rspsrt of the Trus-
tees, made Ia April, 1858.
ave desire 70 direct TIA attention Of Parents 70
the claims Of the Freehold Institute. The accuracy
Of scholarship insisted Hpsn the moral and rslis-
ious influences exercised, and the gsntiemanly de-
pertinent cultivatsd In the schoo. highly recommend
10 70 the patronage Of en- enlightened people.
The Institute offers very unusual advantages for
the education Of youth. The Accommodations exceed
anything with which We are acquaintsd. Besides
dormitoriss, which are comfortable and pleasant, the
pupils have dressing rooms TO which they have &C
cess ct all times"
A competent instructor is at the head OF each
departments, and the teaching is done with great ac-
curacy and thsroughness.
The whole establishment 10 warmed By Andrews
q Dixon's warming apparatus, and lighted with gas.
We invite parents whs wish TO place their sons in
school, to examine the claims Of this institution be-
fore they decide.
II For circulars, or any information with regard
TO the schsol address sithsr Of the 4
pyss.spSs, {ohIvEE R; wILLIs,A; NJ.
.0ctnbAr 6-Aw
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New Winter Goods!
AT
ID. g. PERR1NEs CASH STORE.

n C.. PERRINE has largely increased his Stock,
LIZ and can now offer to the public the greatert
assortment Of goods in Now Jersey. His late heavy
purchases from Auction makes his Stock now on
hand nearly $60,000-all bought at the lowest pri-
Hats and Caps. Heavy. Winter Goats and Clothing,
C~rockery, Wood Ware, Carriage Trimmings, Hard
ware, Drugs and Medicines, Paints and Oils, Bar
Iron and Steel, Groceries, Lime and fine Liquors
Carpeting, Grass Seed, Sc. &C., all to be sold a.
as cheap as can be had in any market.
The neighboring Merchants and Dealers can re-
plenish their Stock from my Store, as low as they
can buy in New York.
ALS0.-I continue to deal largely in Blue Paving
Stone, Step and Building Stone, and the celebrated
Draining Tile. Also, Anthracit and Bitumns COAL
by the Car or Ton. s -
DAVID CLARK PERRINE.
Freehold. Oct. I. 1858. If
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Administrators Sale
Of Real EsEafa.

DYsTir4Hes Of an order Of tbs Orphans Court Of
ID abe cezHy Of Monmouth, lhs subscriber, Ad-
ministrator Of Humphrey Clay. dseA, will sell at
Public Vsndue, en- WEDNESDAY. the 29sh day OF
December Rsxt, between shs AoArs Of II aud !
o'clock Of said day, az the Store Of c. 8. Jewell, in
the township of Manalapan. all that certain HOUSE
and LOT Of Lana, situate in said township, near the
road leading from Blacks Milk 10 s vsetmap's Lane
containing TEE ACRES, nors OF less.
ALsO.-At ths szms time and place, the Person
al Property Of said dos'a, consisting Of Furniture,
Clothing, Tools. &c.
Conditions nads kHsEn On day of sale.
". II. JEWELL, Adssig.
6stahar ia iA82 2m
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Extra Large Bread
AT THE
Freehold Bakery!

TINE SUBSCRIBER ADDED LARGELY. ON
Monday, the 10Th inst, to his heretofore large
loaves OF Bread. In this department, as well as that
Of Cakes, Pies. &c, he is prepared to supply his old
customers rs usual, and having recently added TO
his business, can furnish any quantity of new ones.
To the citizens Of Freehold, and also to those Wis
iting the place, we would say, that In addition to
the above they can .slways be supplied with Ice
Cream and Confectionery Of a superior quality. He
has a cool and beautiful Saloon, and guarantees eve
ry attention and satisfaction to customers.
WM.eH. BUTCHER.
Freehold. July ~, 1858. s1o 39-tY
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g at Portland, Me-, about two
weeks ago, a man who sat up with a
corpse, stole the coat, vest and hat of the
deceased, and on Sunday week he was
arrested at q communion table, having
on at the time the coat and vest What
should be done with such a wretch2
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Private Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
FARM, ~situatse in the Township of Manalapan.
known as the /" Rue Farm" adjoining lands of Jo-
seph Anderson, and about 2 IL miles of the Ma
nalan Station, eontalning ONE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-EIGHT ACRES, in a high state of cul-
~tivation. good Buildings and Fencing on he same.
ALSo.-A HOUSE and LOT Of n acres, with a
good sAW MILL on the same, on the road from
Englishtown to Old Bridge. The mill can have
constant employment.
Terms Of payments, easy. Persons wishing to
view the property, can call on A. G. MCLEAN, ESQ.
In Freehold, or on the subscriber at Long Branch.
RNoCH C. HENDRICKSON.
October 7. 1853 "
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J. D. & T. W. VOORHEES,,

MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
SOFAS, CHAIRS, AND CABINET FIR
NITURE
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS, WHOLESALE Ann
RETA1L No. zls BURNEF STREET NEW
BRUNSWICK. N. J.. N"
Particular attention win be paid to the manufac
general. III
n. B.-Halk, Fable Houses, and DWELLINGS fur
nished complete, at she Shortest nstiee, and At the
fV"os e@~@ uoY5t68.
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1J Anger like the hurricane on the
ocean, rolls the heayy-sufges Of affection
over the tempest tossed soul.
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The Heirs Of Vim. Grover,

MILO MARhIAD CAkHARINN MITTRN, 4
w HiAsB hsn Bong BEsnsh, Monmouth Coun-
ty. y. J., ssppessd 70 - ia Upper Freehold, or
AoAns Nelly, BY calling en- CH4ssss T. FLsMISe,
As ErsshoA, viii AsaE Of ssnstAing b their interest,
Freehold, Get. IA, 1883. 4w
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Newpork DAILY T1ibn,te.
MIR. j. N. REYNOLDS ON THE TARIFF
INVE STIGATION.
To the Editor Of The ". y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The " y Tribune.
SIR: In The TRIBUNE of May %, speaking Of the
matter Of the tariff, among other details, your Wash
irgton correspondent says:
"ote eight thousand aud od9 dOla,' dbaed BY he Nr
SSA "a So1je NJ R ~ S P",.stnt Of ne gsa coasea
Who carried tie ,sOston (arOrahe to tie rOOIe" f"tr"
teegraphic error corrected for sl,57O next day.
While Il gives me 10 embarrassment, ] regret the
necessity of having to notice this matter IN the public
press. Early in March, ] appeared before the Com
m;tee at Washington. After some preliminary re-
marks the Committee coureously allowed me to make
my sworn statement in writing, which did think
in the very word: of the following though, rom sud.
den and severe indspostor was not able 10 correct
the proof sheets
SrArEnEST.-During the later pat Of the ye,r
1855 and the begnripg Of the year 1856 the matter Of
introducing into the country raw materials free of duty
very generally and widely discussed. Regarding
this cOctrns as sound in rational point OF view, and
as highly esseniis TO the prosperity of our m.nufacur
ing interest, without consultation cih any particular
interest ruth parties IN trn ne-ted nth MANI
featuring companies prepued, proposed aud carried
through polite al alton OF which was N an.
Der, the resolutions found below. did this. 10 the
frat plsoe, because thought then, as l think now,
the policy wise one; ana in the second plsce, be-
csuse hoped 10 embasss the polite action Of the
Republicans, who | thought then e thiuk now.
wiling TO sacrifice the interests OF the labor of
the county al least TO hold it subordinate to the
contest Of fierce political campaign.
"AnrKicA MsErSGAt meeting OF tie American party Of
the Twelfth Cou0cD, in the SIKH Congressional District for ibe
CITY and State 81 NewYoIh held March 10 the
iiops introduced BY j. Reynolds esq duly considered
passed ordered 20 be signed by the President aud pae
Pesord Tbs. nAsnuch have been credity informed
that there bill shout 10 BE- Introduced into for the
DEDUCTION and other purposes which Il pro
materials Of description tina,
pste BE- made % enter info The Manufactures Of the
onn.rv ,b, sdr,i@d free - dfy and resardnS do
,b., nj, provision highly beneficial 20 the farming interest and
is accordance with ~.. and enlarged ADsrie 's'e'
ship tina: every wave mag fos ui o 20 eseiy oa
ten Of The sobe ard pse them IN the hands Of Ami
sT..n 70 he uosei ~ :e fesgs and sk Of AueiE srh
men ITO ,he various .ms ~ us,loesthus giving Geor 10
ib tn.nyoy,d mv,t hs.r y ,ppicy'i sad ~ CIV, &c
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nENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD

~ yennylyspi. RAiroed At Psbursh with rAf
roads 70 and fiom 81 Louis No Alton Gsena and Chcseo III
Yrsnhrt Lexington snd Lousvie Sy. Tee hsue mseson,
sId Bsefontsin ssndaky, Toledo, Cleveland Columbia,
Zapssyi@ hsssion Woosy Ohio also with the 1esin
pscHet bo.,s frou New Orleans st. Louis Leusvs Ana
Cincinnati
mentioned plscet In the West
Passengers viii find this the shcrser most e1pscuouS 40
romfo liable route between the Fast and West
IRON NETWORK TO CINCINNATI in H0ShA
IRON NETWORK TO CHICAGO in - HOURS
FROM NETWORK TO ST. LOUIS IN ~ HOUkA
Fare a. low a any other route.
A. hand. bills in The hotels Of this city.
Throush Tekets further information may be had y tos
ar a. Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
sn" Nc. 2Asor House, Broadway.
t.,r,ul lSS J. L. ELLIOTT. Agent
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Bayard Taylori in Southern Europe.

No. LV.
THE CAVERNS, MOUNTAINS, AND LAB
YRINTHS OF CRETE.
Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune
HERAcLEoN, or GAMBIA, CRETE,
March l, 1858.
The village Of Melidoni, where we stopped on the
afternoon of our departure from Rhithymnos, lies
in the midst of very beautiful and fertile valley,
between Mount Ida and q group of barren hills, on
the coast. 1t was very hourishing place before
the Revolution, but is now for the most part heap
of ruins. The houses are built on fiat foundation
of solid rock. We threaded the narrow lanes to q
sort of cafe, where group of lazy villagers were
collected, and waited while Hsd Bey went Oh to
summon the Governor. The latter came after
q while, looking flushed AID bewildered; he had
been drunk, and was trying to appear as If he had
not been. He was quite young man, and brother
of one of the Pasha's secretaries. He Immediately
treated US to coffee of burnt barley, and then con-
Quoted us to bis house, which had an upper room,
dry and toerably decent. 1t was too late to visit
the celebrated grotto of Mehdoni, which Is In the
side of mountain to the westward, 90 went upon
the hOuse.op, and succeeded in getting sketch oil
Mount Ida, between the showers Of rain. 1t rose
in one splendid sweeping peak Of unbroken snow,
from base of lower SUBMITS, girdhng the central
cone. Under these, again. were bare and bleak
masses, glcOmiDg blue and purple in the shadows Of
heavy Clouds while Ida shone with an angry luster
10 the streahs Of sunset light which came and went,
as We gazed. This was our only near view OF the
glorious mountain, though We afterward scaled
many OF its rugged butsresses.
I.nsil Bey, the Governor, gave US good dinner
in tie evening, with many apologies that he could
not entertain US more worthiy. The Greek priest
and come subordinate officials came to pay their
respects, and the former very courteousy ASSISTED
the servants in waiting upon the table. dis own
fare was confined to olives and some of our caviar,
but be drank bic share of the wine, and heaPed our
plates With the forbidden flesh. We had already
given up eatiog lam, except 10 raw sla'e, cut Of
consideration for Hadp Bey, who was nearly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

DEM SYLV ANA X h "a ID
IN ne GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
sitis. Nth North and South western Ststrs
~ continuous Railway direct This Rood also connects
Hshrsh With daily lines 81 steamers 20 ell ports on the West
ar kysr. ard a. Cleveland ssndusky with the steamers 10
go, ard reliable roete BY which FkE0Hf can b. forwarded
Mud from ia. Crest West .r,,. ,,~rsn-xou
r ATTs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA Gd flIrSbvhon-
80, Shc-s Hats and CAPS Books oents y
DRY Goods lin bales and rrunks prues loo n.
IN bo.es and hazel, Fes.hers, furs, sc.....''':(
SECOND CLAss-pctDestc ehee'ine oLlrSiiS 10 On -. -
ScIns din orisiua bAes Drugs in osks HAId oV oens
- ,Sis or boyes Wool ana Sheep leo y.
Pets Eastward. kc............ 's.''...'''';.;'
9sKp cLAss-Anys Steel Chain, tin csss' so cents
Tohoc1o NAL uisc .uIed, except Cigars OF Cut &c
rouRrH CLAss.-CoEee Fish, Bacon, Beef and .
Porn n Eastward Lkrd and Lard " oenu
on Ssis Soda AGh, German Clay, TAI, fitoo' wv w.
Ronn, kc.........s.sss. .......'....:'.'''"''"J
FLopk- . tbl ultl further notice.
GEAs- zoo . until further notice
CorroS- BAT. uostlcsedns boe n weight, Until fuIthn
In .hippsn, code any po east Of rhsdepha he ~.
,s,isy ~ mail "Ns PeunfyvsIis RAlToaA ~
60. sop,gred 70 the Agents Of tbs Road Of Pnsdephia
stssbursb will be & rwsIded without detention.
TsyIeHr AGENTS Hams Wculey 4 Co, Memphis Tenn
ind pumesuln Bel Co. and CsrterS Je~e;i, LousvMe
r.. q C xs.dram son, Ind. Il. ". Brown Co. and
s,yytn A Co CiAcir All W. Graham L. Coz LAnesvile
1s,o. I-esh Co 81 KAey IT., Boston Loeoh Co, No
sIs,s Reuse, N.w.YoTk, and No South Milsins'; view
xo,s j. eneedr1 Phlsdsphs hiersv hSonA ssano's
- y ECVsTON General Frs,sst Agent, YhsoslSnA
7 4 SCOTT superr'sDosDt h'ooAA -
AppL i'm.
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The RAILROAD WAR.-TAs Ere Pal DsFatsA
ssys: On Thursday evening lest large end rsepsct
able number Of the citizens OF Hsrborcfeek convened
at the Greenwood School House. TO take into consids-
ration the recent demonstration on the part OF the
Buffalo and Erie Railroad in fact but Erie and North
Esst Railroad ostensbly, to take from the paohc q
large and for their individual purposes, the
highway in Hsrborcreek, the occupancy Of which ~
the railroad company has at an issue before the su-
preme Court, been declared Illegal and contrary TO the
provisions of IT'S charter. After an expression OF
views on TIE part Of those present. was uoans@osy
resolved to notify the railroad company sns, the cn
zeps Of Hsroorcreek would not renquisn the rsn' 70
their highways, and that the company must remove
the obstructicps already placed upon them ana tney
Refused the pa'h-masters OF tne eNnsuP so'.
zed 10 remove the road already graded from toe peb-
lie roadstbe principal thorougbaTes OF the tevnshp
T. rr.nca Nth This order the Road CoBmiSsion-
a., ~ Earborcreek township notified the IRE and
North East Railroad Company, through their fIssi-
dsnt Of the determination Of the people OF hsfbof
creek township. They were informed tnss me e. ead
n y. Railroad bad nothing TO do with it-ths: they
.honld snny 10 the Buffalo and State Line Company,
Tho were dong il, and were furnishing mes and
morey TO make the change. On Wednesday the R3ed
Comm ssoners notified the psthmasters that the OBJ
.,ructops must be removed from toe highways forth
with. wbereupon large number Of responsible ard
reypectab,e citizens appeared or the ground and re-
moved that part Of the road obsructpg the highway
On the same day, shortly after the road vss dsmo-
ished the person having charge OF the road inGe-
eiately set to woik and commenced rebuilding t.. We
premises but we are confident that the oostrucstoo
will be removed by the ci,izeps Of Hsfborcfeek -
often ae laid down by the railroad company IL zee Is
a. though the rslrcso monopOlsts wish another wIj
IL co. they are pursuing the night eeGse 70 Lave neg
lesYee gfsti6ed
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u YON fs BOSTON md FRovIDkeCD-,hs.c@ss 49,"
=; =. 1ss. .. enc fT cs s,srs s8cf c.
S-g c.. ssa soTSS .nS TR0
DERCE RAILROADs leaving New Yo,h my soa ~, -
ssyed) nom Pier No. HcrA bver Orr; - n - :. ~
IA.ee Il oesooh D. n and 6onnsfot sC % "
s--,,sl ~ ,hs nsl trsIn which ssvss Bostrn Of
Ihs C. vANDERBILT hom n. y.fo,r moy sss,S.H
W. PI4hoUrH ROCK from New .Ys,l Te.esy, Iee..day
md Saturday from onos sc ~ scs Sso,ns
"a Bcssen in the Espre ka rn rssshias 'sd pscs. IN Cd
CONNECTING North and East Pssnsers tbst prefer
,s,n on board enjoy nights rsst uDd,st,eeA
If.ss 5desired and leave 6tonlnTton tn the % trk
a Providence with the II 80 train for Bos.on
hsscse accompanies the resmeg and train throoss
"a, p.sss herks ssteroors sht syrly board IL
sner The Freight Ofoe, Pier No Hortk Rvcr, u
-. o6oe No 10 Battery. place.
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Eeaal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate q
the County ID York notice hereby given 70 all
having claims against JOSEPH BLACKBURN late u the City
NewYork Merchant deceaesd 10 present the with vouch
ers thereof subscriber the q Samuel Aud No
West in the City Of New York or before e 18th day
June nex-Dated New York the Sd day Of December 1887
10 lawsmS ELIZABETH BLACKBURN AdmiDissatrx.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-City and
plaintiff against STEPHEN wHIPPLE, NORMAN R. DOU9~
LASS and THOMAS DOUGLASS, Defendants -bnfnmons tf
money demand the Defendants, STEPHEN
WHIPPLE and NORMAN DOUGLASS You are hereby
summoned required the complaint IN % sctn
which fled the office Of Me CLERK Of the Cy and Couoy
Of New Yok the City Hail. in said city on she Oh day Oh
plant on the subscriber his office, No 81 wsseet in said
sty within twenty days after The service Of nis summons
ON Won exclusive Of Of such service and you fA 10
answer complaint within the time Aforesaid The plaintiff
In this take Judgment Aeans for the sum OF one
thousand and three dollars and iyx cents With nterest
the third day Of September one thousand eht ha
s. 1855 JAMES Is. SILKMAN, Pahtif's At.omeI
myS lsw6wSt No. WIoA
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NHE LIVER IEVIG0R RAT r
PAssAsEp ~ On. slsyoEp
oOMPoUNDED ENTIRELY IRON GUNS

Is one Of the best Pursve and Lvs Medicines bese the
public that arts CafAa~t carrier nhlds and efSctua
tan any other meicpe known 1t V not only CotAvfte but
Liver remedy setns first the Lss, 70 eject ks morbid unit
accomplishing purposes efectaaly without Of the pain
fn feenes sspeionc<d IN the operation Of mo Cdtssr~ i.
vtyenrthens NE system time that purfes and
when daily moderate doses viii strengthen and build
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-29

FLUSHING RAILROAD-IAaves Fulton Mar.
bet wAsn steamer IOhs = IS $50 sna 10 H., and
4sD< p The esve Fl,shns. L, 4 s:+5 and 10
m, and and nesting and e.eA.Asns p.ssenesrs
kh the eest Hunters Point Troush 50 Pcs
- oents VIM II. SMITH, Receiver.
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tn. LIVE the rn eip.l regulators Of NE hana
4 IL '9S ma'. s y d. s's
is for ~. proper psr snes Of i. iSnctoas when The
stomach at fault, the bowels at hut and fhe whole
syst m suffers consequence of orean-the Lvrn-
asn' one Of Me proprieto1 hss made bis S.dy in
practice Of more twenty yes 70 ind remedy
wherevth 70 sosnsssct ihe many dsrsnsemsn> V which
To prove that this remedy found any person
bsd with LIVER Cosr ANT Of iss forms has bat 70
ny bottle aud conviction i certain; certain ~ -, ,,. ~,
sysem supplying in their plaSe hesltby Aow Of bae
@ 4s .Sd "s *.
nschiDsy removing The esu'e Of the des'e-eeetns rad
BILIOUS ATTACKS sss IL Icured Ayp, wsAr SsrTER.
PREVENTED, By the occasional use Of the A'ra n'sohA-
One dose aeer es, u e,ent 70 relieve the stomach
Only taken before rerpa prevents NIenrnAHa
Only dose taken AZ night, looseus hs bowels gen.
One do.e taken sfter each meal vTn cure DYSPEPSIA.
One dose Of two teaspsn u fas viii Always relieve sioE
HEADACHE.
One bottle taken for female obsr 'etn' sbcssa's
Only one dose immediately u relieves CoLIc while
One dose often repeated nre cure Tor CHoLsRA mon
BUS and Q preventive of CHoLERA.
Only one bottle needed throw Of the system The
One bottle taken Tor JAW DICE ,.movss all .sDowness
On. dose isisn short time before :s.ns gives vsr se the
One dose onen repeated cures CHRONIC DAsRnrA Ia
he worst Sms while SUN v nER and BOWEL comp aints
yied almos to the first dose |
One or two doees cure tacks esnsee by woRxs In
children: there safsr speedoT remedy In The
world, a. II Jdis. III
few bottles DRoPsY lby excfns the sbsorbents
We take pleasure In recon- q Intending this medicine
preventive FEVER AND lAGUE, CHILL FEvLs and al
fEvyRs Of BILIOUS TYPE operates with certainty md
Thousands willing TO testify Ito Its wonderful virtues
All it giving their unanimous testimony in lie
hy9r , . -, -,
The LIVER lNVIGORATOR
Is A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and 10 dsny
working almost 10 believe 1t II by mas
seen he r.f do, sstrg benefit and seldom than bt
required kind of LyKR Complaint kom tbs worst
aundies Dyspepsia HsaddaAs al Of which
the result Of q Diseased LIVER.
PRIcs 81 PEI BorrLR.
Dr. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 3<5 Broadway, New YoIt
Retail Agents IN New York: FREDERICK " RUBHTON,
Nos Barclay and AT Broadway corp
Canal and all Druggists in the country.
TNHE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DIR. 8. r.
Il TOwNsEND's SARsAPARILLA Wholesale and Retail
DEPOT No f2 Broadway Fultonr Ohce No oppo-
ate st. Psuls Church. NewYorh
WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DRUGGIST No. II Godst, tnear
M.den-sne) New observation-disclosures Of Patent Medicines
and of Dufes articles may Introduce or dispose OF the same
10 by consgniDe sbove Orders Tor Drugs
a. neray dispatch the lowest market rates
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matfr Gure.

DR. NUNDEs WATER-CURE ESTAB-
~ LISHMENT, ct Florence. Mass three miles from TIE
Northampton Depot. Price, eR per week.
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AJEW-JERSEY RAILROADS. PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CITY and Express lines leave New fofk u and m
md and ~ fAe IS Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati
aud he West and for Baltimore Washington, NoIns &c
80 tho, IN bssssse ohec he'd Washington IN and u
trains. w WoODhSff A.ssens =. a.sv.r - "a
No b~ssse w BE- received for any Isn sne
ed ieep n advance OF the time oil leaving
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And bkvy ttd PASSENGER and feRbt Screw SfeeTSert
IRON CITY J. z. Turner Master.
MINERAL ROCK, }. p. Ryder, Master.
GEN. TAYLOR, Gee. L. Stone, Master.
Mailing three beats leaving Cleveland veek shrousA 9s
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The mske the round thp In eight 6Aya Rooms tos
Of the trips be secured by adore ssns
HU5SEY MCBRIDE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Cleveland Ohio.
HB-ksh eli Packages, "CsEe Of Russey Mcbride, Csvs
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An poihts between CLEVELAND, DETROIT md sUPENOl

CITY.
ne and spiso&d lowpressure veAmer CITY o.
CLEVELAND j. 81. LuDdy Msstsr. ILLINOIS, John Tssss,
Master.