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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
For the Monmouth Weekly Herald.
by a Lady.l

n William Wright protested to be a
friend Of American Industry. He has been
in the Senate five years, yet he has never ut
tered one word or made one proposition in fa-
yor Of the suffering industry of his country.
He has been nothing but the most abiect and
mindless tools of the Pro-Slagery Adn9inistra-
ton. He has given no vote to advance any
department Of our National Industry, bun to
extend Slavery. Votersl do you want such
a man in Office any longer Ii not, Vote for
Bernard Connolly, Abner Wright and Charles
I. Fleming. Also, don't fail to vote for John
L. N. Stratton. s
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
For the Monmouth Weekly Herald.

President Buchanan wrote to Col. Wal
that Billy Wright was his most faithful SUP.
porter, and that he must be supported, and re-
turned to the Senate again. Austin Fl. Pat
terson q Co, from this county, are pledged tc
vote for him. Voters of New Jersey / Dr.
you want such. a man as Wright in the Sc
nate 1t you do mot, vote for BERNARD Cox
NELLY, ABNER WRIGHT, and CHlaaEs Il. FILE
MIN
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Ia Thirteen postmasters in Illinois have
Just been removed from Office SAYS the tele.
graphic dispatch from Washington. We live
IN q republican country, and under an Admin.
istration elected by the Democratic party, and
yet, for what cause have these removals been
made /? Becarse tn; e postmasters will not
declare against a gallant Senator, who did
his duty to his party, his constituents, and his
country, y redeeming the pledges of 1856
Foymeys Press.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Br ACCIDENT AND DEATH.-On Friday of
l~ast..week, as Mr.. jeremiah Crosse, of Rio
Grande, Cape May county, was turning over
a large scow he had been building near his
residence, when the chain to which the tackle
was fastened gave way, and the block struck
him on the back Of the head, killing him in
~stantly.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Voters, Remember !

That one vote may elect Austin H. Patter-
son, and his vote may make Billy Wright
Senator again. If You are opposed to the
English swindle," elect a Legislator that
will not vote for the reelection of such a man.
CoNNoLLY will vote against William Wight.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

m- SUDDEN DEArH.-We learn that on
Monday morning last, Mr.. Asa Ayrcs, resi-
dent OF Stoe Greek Township, Cumberland CO.,
went out into his yard, apparently in his usual
health, and soon after expired before he could
be got into the house.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
"Courtship is the poetry of life,
But marriage is the sober nroSa.


On the 10th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Sloan, Mr.. JOHN
H. SMITH, CT Long Rranch, to Miss CLARA MID
DLETON, of Middletcwn.
On the Slst inst, by Rev. Mr.. Shaw, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Nj. VIM. REED, to Miss
PHE0BE Verify of Logantown.
Or the 23d, by the same, Mr.. MICHAEL SL0-
CUM, to Miss ANGELINA TAYLOR, both of Long
Branch.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
iAnnual Elaction.
ANIMAL Election.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE TOWN
ship OF Howell. will be held at the Hotel of John
Antonldles (known as " Our House") on TUESDAY
the Second day of November next, for Che purpose
OF eleetlng a~CongH& man for the I'd Congressional
District; an Assemblyman for the I'd Assembly Dis
trict; a Sheriff, a County Clerk, and three Coro.ers
for the County of Monmouth.
The Election will be open at the hour of 8 o'clock
IN the morning. and close at the hour of 7 O'clock
in the evening of said day.
Ocs. q, 1858. GEO. i. BRTTTON. Clerk
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Notice.

a Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBID TRES
- passing on the Lands of the Subscribers. with
Dog or Gun, under the penalty of the law.
SAMUEL ]. ALLEN, ANNANIAH GlPFoRD,
JOSEPH l. ALLEN, Amos A. GIrFoRD.
STEPHEN FRAzEE, THos. fl. LAFETRA.
JOHN FRAzEE, REREccA MoRToN.
Wall Township, Oct. 81. 1S48. 9w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
CARRIAGE MAKING
And

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE 10 IN
form his friends and the public in genera, that he is
prepared to manufacture, at short notice, and n
such a manner as to warrant satisfaction, Carriages,
Farm Wagons, Sulkeys, &c. Old Carriages, Wag-
ons, &c, repaired OH reasonable terms.
Those wishing anything in my line, are invited to
call before leaving their orders elsewhere.
Freehold, Oct. d, 1858. W. B. CONNIE.
N. B.-Place of business near the Freehold In
stitute.
N. BAT my Shop may be seen the FARM
WAGON which took the FRS PREMIUM at the
late County Fair. For Sale Cheap.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Seed Potatoes for Sale

Il UNDERSIGNED are constantly receiving,
and have on hand. all the choice varieties of Seed
Potatoes-Pure NORTHERN DYKMEN'S, Pure
Northern BEACH BLOW. and Pure Western BUCK
EYE. All of which We warrant to be pure.
j. & W. r. EADIE,
372, 1878, g. 374, West Washington Market.
New York, Oct. 81. 1853. 3m
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
K. II

TINE GREAT CLoTHTER, has just received a
Il very large stock of Fashionable FAIL. and WIN
ETR CLOTHING, for MEN and BOYS wear.
His Stock consists of Over Goats, Dress, Frock
and Business Goats, Pents, Vests, Shirts, Collars,
Hosiery, Gloves, Drawers, Trukns, Carpet Bags, &C.,
&c. In fact, I have made up my mind to dot Cash
business. and sell my goods cheaper for Cash than
any one in Freehold.
My Clothing consists of all the Latest Styles-is
well made, and warranted to please.
Remember to Call at X. SoNBHEIMRR's Clothing
Emporium, next door to David Pattersou's Hotel
Main Street, Freehold.
K. SoNDHETMER, Proprietor.
September 20, 1858. If
N. BAH persons indebted to K. Sondheimer.
are requested to settle without delay.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
New Goods
For Fall and Winter

TINE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
Il inform his friends and the public, that he is CON
stantly receiving at his New Store, near the Depot, a
good assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemens' Goods,
all of the latest styles and patterns, and suitable for
the season.
We would in particular invite the attention of buy
ers to his stock of Groceries, &c, which are of the
best quality, and may be had at the lowest market
prices, either for Cash or Barter. Also, a full assort-
ment of all other articles usually kept in country
stores. CHARLES C. BOVINE.
Freehold, October %, 1858. 52-tf
100000 R Rflf S1 BRiSK N for Sale RIVER
PARKER & CHADWICK.
Red Bank, Oct. IA, 1868. CIV
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Freehold Institnta.

COMMITTEE OF ExAMIMArIoN.-Rev. A. G.
Millspaugh, Middletown, IN. j. Rev. Sam1
Lockwood, Keyport, N. j.; Hon. John D.
Buckalew, Jamesburg, N. j. J. Addison
Henry, A. B., Cranbury, N. j.; Henry j.
Trick, Esq, Mount Holly, N. j. T. Jefferson
Pullen, A, M Hightstown, N. j. Samuel
r. Forman, M. D., Hoboken, N. j.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Observations on the Weather.
MARRIAGES.

indicates clear-t cloudy rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
MISSOURI PREPARING TO INVADE KANSAS

The -. L0uis Republican ia Informed by person
who csme 10 that city from Jefferson Cry on Monday
last that Gov Stewart prepsring TO repe the fancei
invsson of Missouri by citizens Of snsss and has
tusy gene TO tire extent of sending TO the border 30
boxes of muskets. Tie Republican says:
a" On yesterday, therefore, thirty 5or'S Of mHskes
were withdraw rom the State srmory and pat IN
board Of the stesmer Mnnehahs for transport %
Ksrsss City. Tdey were il charge OF Quartermss err
Gen. Hackney, who vss hastily summoned from tins
city OF saturday last by tle Governor.
" Militia Inspector Blskey ard the a tlutsnt Cen
eral If tho State were likewise IN company.
"Our il rmJnt IL rot Sare tina. the Governor has
received later alarming intelligence fro the
border or that tns movement Il ba ed upon any ac
tiers Of thu Kansas maisuders lster than those of
which we are already cognzant in st. Louis. lie
reasonably ufets h, viewer that THE shipment of mus
kets 10 tina, quarter Is to arm the militia OF s)ne
If the western counties, who will doubtless be
enrolled and mustered into service on the ARRIVAL Ot
the S'sle Officials who on their way thitber.
Tie ST. Louis Democrats Jefferson City correspond
eut tells different story from the above aud gives
to understand that while certain pstes endeavor
ing with sinister designs, 20 persuade the Governor 10
ergsge in civil war with Kansas, the Governor Il not
disposed TO take the step. We extract this paragraph
from his letter:
"A population from Bats County was hers two
days ago to epdeavor TO get the Governor to take
soe action for their defense although they confessed
that TIE foray into West Point was n relation 70
made by Mssourisns into Kansas, end has passed
away without any prospect OF repetition. The idea,
therefore OF the Governor OF Missouri calling out the
militia and statonipg troops sl NJ the border to pro-
tect the State from handful of men, il simply
absurd, and no comment is needed Some Of tho Ma
tioIaI Democratic politicians at ST. Louis, however
and the conductors of Tie Missouri Republican, &c
well part Of the kitchen cabinet here have thought
that this Al admirable pretext for inhaning All.
mostly between Missouri and Kansas, chaRce Mqt
st0nid nat be lost for beginning cigH gar. They have
therefore, been pressing upon Gov. Stewart very
ssiduously to get hin to Involve the name of tho
State in the collision aud to that end have used all
their tact and appliance"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
DEM sYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantis
slfies with Western Norm and s. nth esss
By continuous Railway direct. This Road also
ftsbrreh with daily lines Of all ports the West
kvers and 81 Cleveland and csky with the
al ports the North Lsse-matLg the direct
cheap and reliable route BY which FRFGRT De forwarded
b sno from the Crest Went.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
Pest CLAssBtots Shoes Hats aud Caps Books * cant. u
Dry Goods Tin boxes bales aud tgunks) Drugs 70 ons
I'm boxes and bses) Feathers, Furs, &c........} Nv
pfcosD CLAss.Dones,c SbeetipR Shifting and
fiokDs III gna be-. 81 Drugs (n csks Hard 81 cents
ware Lesiher On rolls boses) Wool and Sheep 100 A.
Pel,s Eastward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
EHIRD CLAss-Anyls, Steel Chains TN cssksl "a ., u
Hemp Bacon and Pork sailed Goose OF in sscksl M
5oboooo, manufactured, except Cigars Or Cut, &C. ."
YoURTB CLAss-COfee Feb Bacon, Beef and
ROrk lin boxes Eastward Lard and Lard 40 oens
Oh Nails. Bods Ash, German Clay, Tsr, Pitch, 100 =.
kosin, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
BLoUR- T. Dbl. until further notice.
GRAN p 100 n until further notice.
CeTToS bale not exceeding 500 D weight, nnd further
potce-
In shipping foods any port east Of Fhsdelps Be
Rcuar mari package Vi. PenbsyveHis Railroad" AT
IN. Agents ~ this Road AZ Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTs-Hsnis, Wornley, Co., Memphis fennL
D. r. Sass Co., st. Louis; p g. Orally Co., Evansville
Ind Dumesnil Bell Co, and CARER Jewett. Lonsvis
Nv. B. C. Meldrdm, Madison, Ind n; W. so~r Co., aud
irwin 4 Co.. Ciscinnsti; N w. Graham Co GAINESVILLE
Asor House NewYork a. No. South Willsm.s,. New
York j. sneed.i, Philadelphia Hssrsv &goon' Baltimore,
p. A. Stewart, Ptsbnrgh
II. II. HOUSTON, General Freish Agent, PtsdeirhiA
T. A. SCOTT supedntendon NJ Altoona Pa
April I. 1888.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
KANSAS.
A CORRECTION.

t. tia Eciso, eJ NE " TribsnG
SIR: In your ssue OF he sih us:., IT'D tie follow.
pg from y0II Kansas correspondent, s par. OF his lei.
er from Topeks, cor cenrg he Convention he'd there
April u and -:
rrop ,iiru the ~ord white promptly tailed
n. TO- whole II this merely sroi a-GP of Pro
Ssy,iym gukeiim N a.. up ns~ - n Toe canvass,
ont q With they thiai they can n,te 'one,H'ss'
Your correspondent has inside mistake q nsnes
which shou Lot have noticed, ouy d. not care y
te represented by mpHcati D, as Pro Slavery or
Hulkersh As wss The ouly person in the COoven
ton from this pisce. any one unacqGanted With my
rane might suppose | otferei tire seeak resoll-
.np- referred 10 by your correspondent; neither DO
We care 10 have the impression prevail that Elwooi
s or can be Represented by Hurker or dO,-tsce-s-
ov TO suge,st that DE aud not dough face Is tie
original eld proper t'rm
I. Tae 'pru position WAS Submitted by Il. Wtigley OF
DoIiphsn City, who was prsseot "a substitute, by =
bogus certificate. Mr. Bel amin Wi. ley, not sat -
led With the result If the vote ST Topeka on rs
"sreak resolutions on his return TO Doriphsn en-.
deavored t. organize opposition 20 the CJns,iu top
regular county nomin Atiops-shoSing his excessive
m0daty BY placing his name on the ticket FOR
Senator to the Legislature. The people, however,
old not appreciate his patriotism, and voted hun do En
by large majority.
The vote on the Lesvenworth Constitution, in this
county, gives a slight majority in its favor. Tle
largest vote IOlled vas in this place, with only s4il
vote against lie Constitution.
tt c vote in Il is county dC1t7t the Eogksh bill
VII be v.Jy heavy. At The ensuipg Fall election FOR
X, prssert.tives 20 the Territorial Legislature there
viii pr, bsbl, he Republican Add Thinker ticket IN
tie Id; as yet We 60 not know the resp- ave
strength of tie psrties. l.. RUSSELL.
Eleocd 4. T. Mas r. 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
CUPREME COURT KINGS c COUNTY, =,
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
woRN BY KINGs oR EMrERORs.

WHAT WHY A BEAUTIFUL HEAD or HAIR
Because Is the God hims' provided r al cur
Ysee Reader s,honeh the msy boou bdshy n
the glowing chees The eye be spln, the teeth be
those OF pearls if the head be,e Of It's covering or the hair
/. spa.led and ri,oed harsh an1 dy si sprn'
lied with grsv nature will lose half hs charr.
Pnf WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE ii used two or 'hree
week will esoe and prnaheny secure 70 ri sn,h ~
Grst IS Che celebrated Pianist ThalbeIg;
Dr. Woop-Dtsr SIR prul ne to express 70 you hc bsa.
original color About nv time q ny arrive ia INC acd sae,
1t ra.idy be,9os gay on uI2n 'he sPaon Of yor
sdr your Restorative y-y woudrh uyuton, quite Ell
oaoious well 81 seIeeabs. . ,,,.. ,r,l,
sIn deor sir, yours truly $. TIALBERG.
"uyCh ar G7yicfyde-
Welsh NlwsrMEE OFFICE NJ IS N4ssai-s-'
P,to J. wooo-pe.r si-: Some moue o. SIX weeks az
received boc your Hair Rest rtve ana Eave 10 my WE
VIZ ,uied 20 on h,r asir ie tahN,LS a. ~ 'llo
that wo.d res. ~, me ~ Eaf 90 us '-iha! o1
rs vel - my surprise few weeks i5 IL has p 40 ned
thu. wonderful cf bv ing al ne gay nar. - d'IS
brown, 81 the ssrr tmc e'a'iyios sHa tn sens 'H a.
Of s,hs clzge Of the AAls thAN"Hs NNN"n"'
NtW .YoEx, July >, l5j1
Prof O j. woop: With confl,rcc do | rseom@end you
Hair Restorative. being the most etcaons te" tFL ,a
sibce ung your Restorative my baiT ard wnskerS When
wee a,l he gIalasy grown DARK; and now Iced
oolhdri that few nor, app atoms "il e'' o. men 20 ''
pleSssu itching 90 common among persons w0 PR S
Prof WooD Atou. years aso my ha comm, ueed !ans
90 and Thinning Wa s bee IA - bald AID 1eI t'irl
many remedies tor0 elect c1ucuc uuz your r. sioa
tive in JotuUy last fcw tr2s atoms fastened my ne hfy
II began I'll up out u.i TUNED tck - ts former '
Q.lcA At this tire b. fully estoTed % t Original c'c
heath an APP 49, 80 ce'IoNy recommend ~ Ie '
The Restorative Is pr up in bottles a. three 1" VI; ac"
medium small. I snan holds half pint aad retal'
4 rcf bottle ', 'aci0In holds least p per cent more IN
rrofoiou Az feti 1 bottle tue lT'e ao!o' q art
o. J. MOOD c.. Propd,tors ". sl2 Broadway. NV.
yok in the sreai y Win Railing fs'sAlshnea'. al n
Asd sold By al .ool Oiussss snd Fancy Goods DcasTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
POUDER-uILL EXPLOsION

Byau ezra from The otlice Of Tie Barre lN''s
Gazette. we are informed d terrible explosion l.,
the Massachusetts, Powder Works, n tns. t'"3'
which are owned by 4. G. Fay, Potter Cu.'y' II
occurred sboct O'Clock or Saturday afternoon
There were three explos.ons the nTst oeinS IL ''s
lion Mx're Mil where NJ. William BickioFd " - n
work, clearing tie wheel with copper hamine' ~
the ~ ual rno0. When q spark from 90" ne stu-A
iguued the dust. Tue build ug ana machinery W
made compete wreck. toA2"H6 -, u,11 -.
wss that Of the KoIe..r aud Glazing NIL sooH, zen
rods distant containing about 100 kegs q! po~!er'
There il icarcelS d vesgs OF this oO4il X Ieu
10 mark the spot where i stood. tts hesVy " IL
IOels If 800 to Az be. weight, were csi''eo ~ u
feet direction, s'Ius G.. item zen or ~ -
Next & n. wed q Press III use N lti List' W.
only abe Ut - kscs If powder ms Dn"ti1g 40 -
comDlete wreck. Insanity s't:r the eNp."7ryn' ~
Lar c, WHO w,r3 il ot-eT parts oi tue WINS -,
he Immediate sc-re Of tie disaster, where NJ X
r. n W.. fuud eDde.yoring 10 eX,iicate hn-eh m
,teui..i.urof the H,xpg Mil He Wa u 9 81 9
+ .rfr. tiitv. ard his Joy b-ckeoed Az hnfaed
With bcyder. lie realms lis cohscI0u-n-si sua ~
tma-.ly was able, 90 beiUg Efss d's>oVr,eu' - -
g. intel igi5e ard satisfactory account G. tle csu's
the dssst.r lie is n'Ost alo'kLsE ou. e -, ~,
sIhough 70 tcLes ale broken, Ii Isoo's-y = D'-''
fol lie = sbou IS s's o-n 80 ~ o.. .,,i..y
Attre Instant Of the explosion Mr. fo,tef "a ~
~ tre nuly.I,1,r5 mill sni Sss iJnne- .teiY 'IF-
!ouLC,L ~ tie fsiifg t.Dbeis anu oya,'-' -" -.
.hi,b NH ti, non his shoulder. srd lie .oaAI IL
tsc.tsafy - y.frat fcr ssic'y, sttc4PsIcs eFS'y ~
nett re ex1 s:ou Il tae ~ -tc-se, Il T-C- -
ov,rt,Okegi q p.s1tr Tuere N-Ts s.trl -
usn urru sid a55ut he prince g -e - ~ .
-. ". ioq sLd INST lo'tJ9s'e &c &c" ~ - -,
at Z, zoe wee iJufen. b--lI. O. y. P5'J.7
f.r a. - ,.n,ired - tie -csl4 oi d--o 3 .'' 9
80. s.j,g ,e- t.,.lth sAy5-ioa az ,,-.e nts ~ -
3 r.t H..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
COURT OF GENERAL sFss'oNs-Jrsr 1-Bc,or. Ro

The Court Of General ScsslHne opened for the Jans
Term TO-DAY the Recorder PEE OF Grand oTs
was not or, seq aud the R,- hass which, Il uldsr
stood wili touch imp,ua - ~ss deferred III To-
morrow Ia Fet "a vs. each for at.eGl
Abrsbsm Gunyon PEE 10 sl.'ty % al attempt a.
atsnd lsrc, n.y. three ffr Judge Russell sppsndef
ud ~ ha' time ha l- woulo - iuine fs'y
Last week be no WY SUSPICIOUS cfcun-
stances by the Police ARD q lder the ndns charge
He ought dosp ra.ey VA 'r III ana today bouss
The Court irLtenet tor two and fOar mouths
ais viii be the State Prison a. Sng Sre.
Hsh Zsicb indicted FOR burglary ia the trst degree
pesd.c y petit larceny and was sentenced 70 ax monhs
N the feuit.niiaTy go
Frspcis Dic.0nd, a oooYed man, vas charged VITA
throwing yirol the face OF Charles Richie, another coorsd
man at No. ~ Fer street ard tiyug bm Of Tho
PARTIES 10th WATERS At he Everett House The evidence
yey ursaiisctory, and the jury immediately dSshaei
the def r6an.
wilrsm Harrison was charge with AZ assault On
Officer Ran, at the Post Oce June lie srrese az
the tine but ae utted 10 bail lie his bal for
Fitted and be ny rsares;ed Th Jury AFTER h.ans
the tyiderce, could lot agree aid wtIe eisohsrsed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
sURRooArE's COURT jose z-Behrc EOwns C.

In the n after Of the estate u Emanuel Cob,uEer.
In this ease NJ application had ben mai. by Cbas.
g. Stephan for the payment Of est Of .sehsld preui-c r
ch had sucfy Pc lessee b-ng sb.s
ray hsi that ggey liable aud
The should b. Tsd of be estate Mann Parsons
for eXcurN and Judge Van Nosrhi-s for pc iiioner.
ir tbe ite'er OF the tirG settlement of tue estate
Of Ababsu Fla DON senior the adu iuos account. The
htd To-day anu d'ouioa rdered smons the i.se
ten The sdu aistiafcr claimed couissians ooly
smoult p'op,y which iuo his hands bat oa ssaps
u,I.ys IN the bends the Cbsnbe sn bise psocs-as II
which did into his hands.
Tie Surrogate held that be etied 20 conatssons
upon uoItys which ,ctualy o,uc iu,o his possession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

IT
Psrnfyysns RAlrosd connects a. Ptt-bnrsh it'll rail-
roads from ST Louis Mo-. Atn Gacua zod Chicago Ill
Ff.utfot L. XII g'op aid Louis ls. Ky T-ra Haue fsn
Lafayette Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton. Spring
see B.r.f p,are ssndgsky Toledo Cleveland. Columbus
ZrDssyie Massilop and Wooster, Ohio; also with the
pacs, boats from and 10 New Orleans St Louis Louisville and
Cincinnati
Tho Oh cheso the Ess, can be had Of the above
Ho ed places in toe West
PASSENGERS will fd this the shortest, most expeditions AID
comfortable rcu'e between the East aud West
PROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 30 HOURS.
PROM NEW-iORK TO CHICAGO IN 8 HOURS.
FROM NEw-YORK TO ST LOUIS IN 46 HOURS.
FsTs az low ~ other route.
Soc bapohlsir the bo'es Of this 'ity
Through Ttef further Information. be had at the
once Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No 2Astor II use, Broadway
January !, 1853. j L. ELLIOTT, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
ale0iral.

THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE DR.. 8. p
Il TOWNSENDS SAHSAPARlLLA Wholesale and Retail
Depot No 2l2 Broadway tuton, cfhct No. oppo
site st. Psul's Church New-York.
WILLIAM II. KINSLEY, COMMISSION
w WHOLESALE DRUGGIST. no. IL Goldst, tDear
MsdeDnel New Manufacturers OF Potent Medicines
Diu,s aees Introduce dispose OF the same
The be-, advantage oy congnpg above Orders r Drugs
generally executed with dispatch at the lowest market rates
WILLIAM BURGER,
late Wholesale Druggist of Court s odice as above.
Purchase sales advances notes and other bnsiGess
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IL HyoH II F"loM 'Lswrsrc.I es'il'a'e- tie
treseIt population q Knsas at 10000, aof s1'ok' y
vi BE- l29o c0 leogs tie year c.oscs. u, E''"r
doesr consider recesssr 10 uge REASONS Y9I2<
down toe Lsc upion opposition bec1rss be h''
s.su Int tbrse ia favor e eccs Pos 10 aey ''"-
trg.1cy o. ,uiect Of Gold, be fa- the foi"'iegi
Corn HrSTlNG.-A Ibry OF tb'pt 1919 ,,'"
In lera .as MoLday lor tie ID res-A =, s1s "
O. is e t'e X cky h,Uiisifs 10 - 81 icy 80
70 - i,iLfd - Uncii GIVE ~ "..,f '1,'Hs n
IeaysLw r'h &c., ard It - ESD WI n-hp;f sou.
zoo V IN t,ef trsG Is complete. Va uHI'r't.hd
spotter parry will lave LsrEetcs 70 ~ *;
~ 20 ave rrocurec IcGis3 guide. VS. p per
a. f.s 70 T. Ike ueg gi,1 pa sso-'s ~ b..oZ Ia 1ho
80 Lar the ILd.ar- objected, Osc>Ds7 ,'e ~u"s
MD nat 81 aD,e 20 bIi0g - large AZ smont' assley
~Srt.J 80 ley deieimited to take oNe'. az, eT-
l-tf nat 20 Il ' il be a5sIdast on theif T'tLfa'
Tie io,iONirg il moe ID ,lc:
"CoLp MINIS Mr.. Ok e the Cherokee n
ton MO c covered Z. IL 90 The ; ~ y ~ 40
go, was s town few days sicce. l. TIE c)ov-r A.
;c, so tai with htn, ie i,fO,u..d " tlAt os s.,.t
iu he California r,iies for seVersl ye9ffi tlf %
,o,,rl he farne yeOlo.icsl frm:t0u ca re- ',eta
Pr.ts q % lie did n Cai.ro.l; that a. yrrt ? =
rrrsuc.td lie tsd received e. high A. nce dyisr IA
cnst 10 tie panlll - dir tEd .hst he c'uss~fs ~
Pate courtry eqnsiyss rich IL the pee Gus N
a. CsNferria. Mr. Ssck Il said by those no ~ 81"
tiul 90 be reliable lGp. Hs Las = oomp1ey OF sA.y
usu sucsu,Ded "a the V-r1igtts, awaiting r'",p.ce-
nett 20 iahe NJ Their lasr, ioT O." 30 q NINE
susI cerfy In oCr cou,;y iem 1913 40 - N
I'm. lNeosho i.eriif.
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noter Cure.

nR. +. j. LOWENTHALs WATER. CURE and
~ GYSiSAsIUM-Bergen Hehts, NewJersey; 10 minutes
either the Hobokn Jrey City ferry by regular stages
WATER-CURE.-Dr 0. w. MAY has again
w opened his HIGHLAND HOME WATER-C CURE, al,
Pe.ksk ~ Y for the reception Of Patients and Boarders
where pure water and diet with sSlfl ndance offer the
best chance Tor the recovery retention Of health