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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
An Embarrassed Justice Of the peace.

In Butler County. Ohio, the other day.
a couple appeared before a newly APP
pointed Justice Of the Peace, and asked
him to unite them. After some CONVEX
sation he requested them "to stand up
and join hards," but sad to relate, he
had forgotten the ceremony and neglected
to take with him his book. Aftera pause
Of a few moments, the Squire broke the
silence with the following question In
the name of tile Commonwealth of the
State Of Ohio, ii" Know all men
by these -W $40 you solemnlv
swear this woman to be your wife, to
love, honor and obey her. to support the
Constitution Of the State of Ohio, and
vote the Democratic ticket 2" AS we
backed out Of the room in commissions,
with our fists stuck into our ribs, we i'm
agined W. heard the groom respond yes"
and the Squire pronounced thetA man
and wife"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
The Red Pettacoat.

Yankee doodle has they say.
A tact for imitation;
See how eagerly he takes
To foreign innovation.
We made a wonderful ado
About our independence,
And yet at foreign shrines of Taste
We dance a strict attendance.
A Raglan over-coat we wear
No folly could be bigger
A shirt upon a pole would cut
About as neat a figure!
Eugene hoop, the imperial form,
The Yankee ladies follow;
And in immensely of spread
They whip the Empress hollowl
The latest novelty that comes
Was born across the channel; lila I.
The little Queen, to please the Scots,
Has Killed in red flannel
And prestol tie our happy shore
The wondrous tidings passes;
And Broadway's pave is ~checkesed Ger
With bonnie Highland lassies.
Once in a way why can't we have
A truly Yankee notion!
Nor such profound allegiance pay
To fashion across the ocean?
i
What could be finer now than this,
S (And mark yc too how dashingD
A p~etticoat red, white and blue,
With silver stars all fashingl
Then hang the Yankee colars out,
(And Scottish skirts confound 'emD
Our girls shall take the world by storm
With the stars and stripes around EN-.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
followers safely arrived. and from wborc

followers safely arrived, and from whence
they never sailed ; but each taking his
share OF the immense spoil, sought a
chosen home, and babe an eternal fare
well to the life of a pirate. Pierre LIE.
grand afterwards became a distinguished
officer in his country's service, and
seemed by his many good actions to
strive to atone for his past.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
The American Fiag.

eg g#qNss CAMPBELL.
=z--
United Stateayon banner bears
Ews emb,ems; y Q fFame
Alas ting other that:it wears,
Isoclaim your nations shame.
Your high renown, in glorious types
j. b,,azonel BY your stars;
But.what the meaning Of the striresl
an your nesioes' scars
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

8~ How many rods make a fur,
long ?" a father asked Of his son, a FAST,
urchin, as he came home one night from
the town school.
swell. l don't know, boss" was the
reply of the young hopeful, +" but | guess
you'd think one rod made an dcher, if you
got such a tanning as | did from old vin-
egar face, this afternoon
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

gB a Western editor lately offered
his hat as a prise for the best essay on
independence. THE following obtained
the prize National independence is
easier imagined than described; personal
independence consists emphatically in
being situated III a clean shirt, drawers,
socks and a nicely BACKED pair Of boots,
with at least a dollar and a half, and a
clean cambric il your pocket, and on
Sunday morning, with yonr wife on one
arm and your baby on the other, taking
your own course towards your own
preacher in the blissful expectation Of
doing your own snoozing, in your own
pew, wherein no one dare nudge you with
his elbow, or tickle your nose with a
straw"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
a Beautiful Sketch.


A Beautiful Sketch,
The following story, related by a moth
er to her children, a few years since, will
show the spirit hat existed among the
people of New England at the irving
period to which it relates -:
Late in the afternoon of one of the last
days in May, rs, when l was a few
months short Of fifteen years old. notice
came to Townsend, Mass, whore my faith.
er used to live, that fifteen soldiers were
wanted.
The train band was instantly called
and my brother, next older than myself
was one that was selected. He did not
return till late at night, when all were
in bed. When | arose in the morning
| found my mother in tears, who Informed
me that my brother John was to march
the day after tomorrow, at sunrise. MY
father was at Boston, in the Massachu
sets Assembly. Mother said that though
John was supplied with summer clothes
he must be away seven or eight months
and would suffer for want Of winter gar
ments. There was, at this time, no store
and no articles to be had, except such as
each family Would make itself. The
sight Of a mothers tears always brought
all the hidden strength of the mind to
action. | Immediately asked her what
garments were needfal. She replied
'Pantaleons."
"Oh, if that is ALL" said I, "we can
spin and weave him a pair before he
goes
tut" said my mother, the wool is
on the sleeps back, and the sheep are in
the PASTURE"
Immediately turned to ayounger broth.
ef, and babe him take q salt-dish and call
them to the yard.
Mother replied, "poor child. there are
no sheep shears within three miles and a
half"
81 have some small shears at the loom,'
said I.
But we can't spin and weave in so
short q time"
81 am certain we can, mother"
SLOW car you weave it! There is a
long web of linen in the loom"
mo matter, | can find an empty
loom"
By this time the sound of the sheep
made me quicken my steps towards the
yard. requested my sister to bring me
wheel and cards, while l went for the
wool. | went to the yard with my
brother, and secured a white sheep, from
which I sheared, with my loom shears,
half enough for the web; we then let her
go with the rest to the flock. l sent the
wool in with my sister. Luther ran of
for a black sheep, and held her, while I
cut off wool for my filing and half the
warp, and then We allowed her to 60,
with the remaining part Of her fleece.
The wool thus obtained was duly card
ed and spun, washed, sized, and dried;
a loan was found a few doors off, the
web got in. woven and prepared. cut and
made, two or three hours before my
brothers departure, that is to say, in
forty hours after the commencement, with
out help from any modern improvement.
The good old lady closed by saying
!" l felt no we~ariness, [ wept not-I was
serving my country; was assisting poor
mother; ] was preparing a garment for
my darling brother. The garment being
finished, | retired and wept till my over
charged and bursting head was relieved.
This brother was, perhaps, one Of Gen.
Stark's best soldiers, and, with such a
spirit to cope with, need we wonder that
Burgoyne did not execute his threat Of
marching through the heart Of America.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

A Yankee who had just come
from Florence, being asked what he had
seen and admired, and whether he was in
raptures with the statute Of Venus, re-
piled, Well, to tell the truth, | Cont
care much about Stone gals"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

p@A A western editor expresses his de-
light at having been nearly called " hon
ey " by the girl H. loves, because she sa-
luted him as " sold beeswax at their
last meeting.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

HoosIER surveying the cast Of the Bear
and Huntsman.)-" Wall, I'll be dod
darned eff that fellar DON. desarve to No.
squeezed inte.. evenastin'
- INK Of tsacklin a grizzly Without his
clsenes on. an arter leaving his revolver
at hum, tew The gaul.darned fule, to.
dew it,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

HA A western editor, in commenting
upon the statements that diseases may be
communicated by b~ank-notes, remarks
Fury coolly that his subscribers need not
neglect " paying up on that account. as
he is willing to run his risk Of /" catching
anything in that way. On the other.
hand, be fears if the bank bills are not
Forthcoming, the sheriff will catch hsne.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
Articles for a Ladies' Toilet.

&aAS&SAOo AV4 q 2s@AAC5 4O4ASls
The enchanted mirror-self knowl-
edge.
Wash to smooth wrinkles-content.
ment.
Fine lip-saIve-truth.
Mixture giving sweetness to the voice
prayer.
Best eye.water-compassion.
Solution to prevent eruptions-wisdom.
Matchless pair of ear-rings-attention
and obedience.
Indispensable pair Of bracelets-neat-
ness and industry.
An elastic girdle-patience.
Ring Of tried gold-principle.
Necklace of purest pearl-resignation.
Diamond breast-pin-loye.
A graceful bandeau-politeness.
A precious diadem-piety.
Universal beautiier-good temper.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

Hr We may set it down as an axiom,
that young ladies cannot know every
oody's names, when it is utterly impossi~
bic Tor them to know what their own may
be a twelyemonth afterward,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
Birthday ofBvashfngtOm.


Ely C. D. PRENTICE.
Why swell a millions hearts as one, U,
With mem'ries Of the past?
Why ring out yon deep thunder-gun
Upon the rushing blast? t9jl,4s
Why hold the beautiful, the brave,
The Jubilee of earth?
1t is the day that gave
Our patriot hero BIRTH
We offer here a sacrifice =
OF hearts to him, who came
TO guard young Freedoms paradise
With sword of living flannel
To him, who, on wars whirlwind loud.
Rode like an angel form,
And set his glory on the cloud,
A halo of the storm!
A hundred years with all their trains
of shadow. have gone by,
And yet this glorious name remains,
A sound that cannot die! 10 4
IT'S craven on the hill, the vale, ~
And on the mountain tall.
And speaks in every sounding gale.
And roaring WATERFALL soy
No marble on his resting post
It's sculptured columns rears;
But his is still a nobIer lot, KAW4agr
a grateful nations tears!
Old Time, that bids the marble bow,
Makes green each laurel leaf,
That blooms upon the sainted brow
Of our immortal chief!
His deeds were but through the world
That mighty chief win be
Where glory's banner is unfurled,
The w%atchword of the free!
And, as they bend their eagle eyes,
On victory's burning sun,
Their shouts will echo to the skies
sour God and Washington,
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

N- my dear girl, will you share ny
lot for lifeg
aHow large is your lot, sir :"
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

re- Don't ROB yourself" as the farm
er said to the lawyer who was continual
" calling him hard names.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

1T To be abe to bear provocation is
an argument Of g4eat reason, and to for.
give it, Of great mad.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11
LecoamptOla.


So
The shades efage were falling fast.
As on his road of Office passed stos5E
A man, who bore, mid party vice,
A banner with the foul device
Leeomptonl mC
Troubled his brow; his eye beneath
Flashed like a dagger from its sheath,
And like brazen trumpet rung
Accents of Border Rufian tongue is5 q
L%ecompton! -
On Freedoms hill he saw the light
OF Peoples Rules CLEAN warm and bright,
Below, beyond slave raviae shone
"A second Presidential Throne +
Lecompton!
"Try not to pass" a young man said.
Ozark lowers the tempest overhead;
The roaring torrents deep and wideln
But loud thai Rufian voice replied:
Lecompton!
80 stay" said Virgin Right, " and rest
Thy periled fame upon this breastp'
A tear stood in his restless eye,
But still he answered with a sigh:
Lccomptonl
pons e the Southern withefed branch!
pawa.a ,1,e onle's Avalancbel1
1's last rood niphf.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-11

B@A Neglect no opportunity Of doing
good.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28
DR.. MORSE'S
INIIAN ROOT PILLS.
CAUTION.

Merchants and Traders will he on their ruardan.S
not be imposed upon by Counterfeit Of Morsr's
indian Roo, Pills signed "A. b. .Aore. Al eenu
jue Indian Root Pills have tie signature oi A.Jl
j White q Co. on each box. W. I
| DR.. MORSE, the inventor Of Mnrse's lndian\
Roo, Pills, has spent the greater part 81 his lie ~
Itravelng, having visited Europe, Asia and Africa,
as we'll az North AmrIca--has spent thee years
among the Indians of our WeAem country-it va
10 this war that the Indian Root Fills were first dis
ovrrtd. DR.. Morse was the fr,t man 10 establish
na fact that all diseases srise from MFR XII Of
.ae Bl00D-ihat our strength. health and lie deepen
upon that vital principle. AL. WHITE 4 60.
so Leonard Street, New yori
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28
BARGAINS
.Woncy sared is money made.
Fresh and desirable Goods at much

Fresh and desirable Goods at much
reduced prices.
consequence Of eing later in The season in getting
in nv Gosd. Than ought 10 have been 10 meet he
want. fuy 81 nv customers and a. money Is more Va.
Inahe il becomes III greater demand. aud ope.
adsanisgeousy With il in the future. have deter
pinei &c sAeicr 10 ige extent lie profits on all INV
Rich s Fanc, Goods therefore offer 10 cell Tor cash
Or 10 my rrguln customers time, my
Entire Stock Of ioqds, both al iiill.b0r0ugll
and South Lowrll. at reduced pr.ces.
The foil wing nlmeJ Good. Rl offer CtlS T. Z:
All rich and expensive Dress Go,ds cpssng af Nous
lin &c Lsines Fancy and Black silks, fine Cashmere
and Double WOOL shsal,. cllih-. ca-stnefe-. Y..-i.
ings. Irish Liners. flaancls. Fur AMI @ Hats anJ
Esps BED and Nego bithke-. Frl,ri mi straw lion.
nets. Ribbons, French Embroidery, embracing Collar
and Sleeves hoih SCI aHd ~ sets. lol of which
vi, fpanl q tety reduced fuces. - lhes pu,
chased 80; rhrip q: cs-h .a-l SWISS and Camhfe
Eig 1gs s1l Insen.na-. EIlhr drFtd aud PLAN Linrn
Canine Hlaikrrrhieis-
The pui4e are respectfully invited 10 rail ahen ihry
are locking ~ Purchasing ahs Goad.. >. am delef-
mined % pIT Inducements aad ln shOri to have
form in nv own business. 10 eonespand with the e.
sngebcy af the uHes larrrio'e general fetUc-
lion Of price, articles msy II expected nj plan
10 he continued during Tue Maier, preparatory 10 Tile
spring hasines-.
Would rail- the plrii;ullr attention % Farmers 10 my
Plantation Utensils. consisting Of ter Spades and 80.
wells, Farm Ylld AMI GAN shps+l-. Steel painted Hill
ing nd Wtring Hoes. s4f lit hU nal lra-i. ih,.s
eesh'aisj Mans and u, lll G,,as r..i.-iesi ANES.
81 Nhich have hesn -llne fr the lat sis ,rifs and
have g,en unyerss s1ii-iartiUn and ryrn rrpuisiuD
IL sellng the bel Ate- hs thnse Rhn have tried them
Al my stock purehs-ed The dryline 81 he North.
.trn mHkei. and would have lstn Of mutual ai,sniage
ny PATRONS ard my-elf bu ot The aeness 81 The
son Nhea they Hefr feerSrd.
A large b, Of the hesi RIO COFFEE On hand.
sls, hr.ire 10 nirrl the pubir that v IL give the
Gill ma 80 n-ge ior III balrsne arrs il hsre,. IL.
ei.lIy CO the fprosing articles. whirt siIl without
'iEiii. iees-waI Taii5N. Oa51 feslbrt., Dfr Putt
Hop. Eggs AMI Butter, abd iae sisple giuee q The
sounig opportunity susy olsf y cspDse Il i ,
si.-''' = a'le Hi'A.A II. Z. OWEN.
EOWzlser u. IL
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The British Reviews and Black
woods Magazine.
Graz Inducements 10 Subseribe.-PrcDiIums
mil ReI,efi0ns

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/. and Reflections.
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, The Ed,nburgh Rr,ies. Wing
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These Periodicals ais reir.eat the three great POI
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aodi. Than can b. p,ssibly o.tta.d iain any o'htf
sonrrr.
EARLY COPIES. rcceiut II Advance
sheets from The Btiti.h pull shefs gives s.idn'nal
yaur 10 these Reprints ini.mueh = hes an na~ y
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THE TREE DIGESTIVE FLUID GASTRIC
LUCE. prpisrd from kenn.l. sIis, lhe drsrisns
II Barn Li.iaa The grrsi Psychological chemist, W
]. ilnUGHfON. ". D., PhHpdeilhia ~
This u NATURES OWN REMIDY for On IN.
hsa.ily Stamath. NJ al u man ean Equal is fDfs.
tnr paser. Il contains No Alruiol, BRsfs. Afias
Nso-rpbs Dmg- d !. extremely asiteahs ia The
tspic. aud nay b. taken b, the must rsir l,iisnis
y ha water fraskrf without aeuis disinss.
Brwar n DtnRgrd limitations. Pr.sin 1. mi drug.
Gall on Inc Agent and Rrt = Drsc,ipiisr Circular.
gratis. giving large smaunt nf scienfr Esidente.
from lirhigs Animal Chemistry; d. Comls's Physi.
vlugy 81 Dge-iiun; d.. refeiss Food and Disl;
~. John W. Draper, % Mes York University; Pfrf.
Danpli-ons Phy,olpry; rrof sillimsn. 81 Yale Col.
lrsr; Dr.. Carpenters Ply sialosy; &r. ioerlsr With
reports % Cures from al psris % the United siaiss.
Er Prp.in 10 Pos der sent ~ mall post paid. on fe.
eeipi ~ Oee LoIisf.
Sold wholesale aud retail hy Druesss generally, and
By ID. llEARiT.
Marlborough. N. e.
June 10. ss-i9m
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Frbruary ..
FOR THE LADIES.

an assorimrni Of Lover aud Note Paper. Plain aud
N fancy Enyelnrs. Enlncled v-Iilag Cards. Ba.
zin'- Ok Marrow. Pomsdss variety. Paysoa's inlrli-
bic ILk, also a lot q fine Prayer Books.
jus, ferei'ed a the DRUG STORE.
March .. 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28

. HAVE now in store, a.1 saall keep constantly iot
sale low,
New Crop Sweet Moasses and Rice,
Rio aud other CuiIrrs, SI.afs, besl Vinegar,
Nails. Blasting and Rife Powder and fu-e.
Comlnpn aud English Daiy Cheese. DC. &c.
All kind- Of hader taken far Goods, VIZ: Rags. old
Castings Brass aud Gnpprr Feahrrs. Bre-wSS. ioin,
Wheat, Mral, Bran, Flour. Peas and Beans. Butter,
Eggs. Plank, Shingles, and iiide., and almost every
thug el4e.
Settlements in all cases onre year.
JAMES WEBB.
Febmar2. 25-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

TINE undersigned having engaged IN the Saddle and
J Harness MAKING business. the, have opened shop
fronting the CANT House. (norih.j one door ahnse
Wthhs store. where they intend carrying on the bust.
ness 10 al is various branches. They have just re.
ceived new and handsome 10, Of Goods in their line.
10 which they invite attention. All persons wishing
anything in their line are particularly invited 10 give
them call. a. they intend TO sell
GO GOD R IL Gal =.
All orders for wolk win be attended 10 at very short
notice. All repairs will be done with neainess and
without delay.
|. TURNER s. BROTHER.
January 81. 4-4w
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CO $500 -wa

=
One bundled dnllif. vi he pail 10 an, Physician
~ho ran pr1sr that the Medic'ne ever inquired la
item and The teimany ~ ihDusand- can b, prs usei
10 prove thai dies great go,rl ts.fs II llom .ne
week To Ihide,n y"sr- standing have hrsn III Ctrd.
The mas Of NolunI,r, fe-lmopy IN pn.-e-.iuB ~ the
Pfaprira. s,uch,ng ~ virtues rni euT,te -,wrfs
inmrbse, snbfAciaz names srli known 10 srenrr aud
tame.
10000 B.iilrs have tetn scd ,hd mol . siDsls in
sisnre 81 failure has hern reponedl
Personally spIsAred hrinrr ne, AZ Adermsn cf the
Ga, 81 Phil.dslpha. n. y. liELND,,l.D. Ghrmi,i.
sha lrine daily does say. lhsi his pppsrsiioB
conia,n. no Narcotic, Memvp % l,jmi.o- lirrF. but
are puirly Vegetable. lit. lIkLMBOLD.
sale MsnOlsriurer.
sworn anil snhscrihrl hefafe me hi. AL day Of
November. 1851. ". r. HUBBARD ALlsrman.
Price 81 per Boitie. or Sir for IS De'irered
10 amy address.
Aerompani.i by rsliahe asd responsible teri6rstss
trani Professors ~ M.airal College,. Ekfgsusn srd
aihets. Prepared sud sad Is n. q. IlEIMBDLD,
peariieaiand ABalyG al c6,mif Ascend, 30 Liiss..
No SO S"uh lOih ~. below Chrsiuui. Thsd lI,bis.
Sjr Tohe hsdaf ~ druggists aud Ueslrf- ihs, urh.
ani the Intel states csnsds. snd BrisS Pfosisr.s.
B,rars Of coHsleIjsts. Ask far Hiaabeids-- Take
mo- fhsr. Cures GaWsaiisd.
For sale hy
DR.J,s. y CAIN. iIillsboronsh.
HOLT, MURRAY & CO.. Graham.
May 10. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-04-28
HOWERT0N HOUSE,
ufLLSBOROuCH, N. C.

THOMAS HOWERTON, .Agrn, for The Lessee,
! lrls leave TO announ To hiS former pairons aud
the pubic generally, that he is nav prepared to enter.
tain visitors al The liowerlon House. This Hotel Is
very pleasant situated. in the centre o. the town. ad
Joining the Masonic Hail. on the main hieei lea,ng 10
The Raj road ,,aio liaks will he found At the Sta.
ton 10 convey passengers 10 The Hotel.
Hiilsborongh, Feb. l, 1858. 25-