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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-01-21
Red Bank.

IGCU DdIHks
I Dersons wishing to purchase Dry Goods & Groceries
A re requested to give us d call at our Store in
ped Bank, where as complete an assortment is
II ept, as can be found at any store in the county.
Embracing Goods Of the latest varieties, just
p ceived, which We are sure, cannot fail to please.
& which will Be- sold at prices lower than ever!
Call, then, and examine our stock! and you will not
Hesitate to buy, when you can buy cheap
A Il are invitcdl Gu, motto is
n unto others, as we would have others do unto US
WI ich n1otto we shall endeavor to observe
very instance. We are selling Goods as
Cheap as any Store in the county, aud always
K eep an assortment that will compare with any.
PARKER & CHADWICK.
Red Bank, May It'll, 1851. 2ssf
DAILY STAGE LINES
Leaving Carson = S~4~ver's, Hotel,
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Where You get the Worth of your
. Money.
Smith osel,

NO. 222 BURNET STREET.
Corner Of HIRAM, long kno1rn as Bulls lead.
NEW BRUNSWICK, ~. j.. !.
TIME ABOVE HOUSE, KEPT FOR THE last
u % years BY Henry Smith Esq as the Bulls
Head has recently passed into the hands ofihe sub.
scriber, lwho for a number Of years was principal,
assistant at Stel'e's hotel, under the management Of
B. D.. STEELE, Esq. J and has been remodeled and RS.
furnished throughout. .
The subscriber pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting to make his guests comfortable ard 81
home. He hopes to merit and receive the patrons n
Of his friends and the travelling public. AlarssaLa
convenient STABLE is attached TO the IIouye, AID
attentive 0stlers in attendance.
" Horses and carriages to let. Also Horse "a
ken on Livery, at moderate rates.
STAGE LINEs.-Stages leave the above house eve y
morning, Sundays excepted for Bourdbrook al Il
Somervile, at s IL o'clock, AN, Oh Bridge, Sltt%
wood, and Freehold. Mondays, Wednesdays, Al &:
Saturdays, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, Middletown Point al s
Keyport, on Monday and Thursday, at 9 - oicl, "a.
P. NJ, Van Kinks Express sad Stage every day aor
Harrington.
sy Omnibuscs leave this House every nforrirg III
to carry passengers to the Steamboat for hc~
York. JOHN WILLIAMS.
August G, 1856. Tor Proprsa
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CUTTING SHAMPOOING,
AND
Shaving!

w arm and CoIBat S
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS RECENTLY RE
fitted and newly painted his Barber Shop and Bath
ing Rooms: and is now prepared to wait upon the
public in as good a style as any establishment of the
kind; at considerable expense he has fitted up Bath
ing apartments, and hopes the public will favor this
apartment of bis business with a patronage that will
.ncable him to sustain it. There is nothing so con-
dusive to health, or SO pleasant, as a good Bath, and
particularly is it so at this season Of the year. Baths
on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday mornings,
- Perfumery 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 of the same, as he will spare no pains
ser expense. to have his establishment, in every par
ticular, equal to any in the state.
ANTHONY FREY.
Freahold Anril IA 1877 O5-ff
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-
DO You Know
THAT the disease which is now affecting thousandsT
and which by many physicians is called a
Breaking Out,
Ills beyond a shadow of doubt. none other thanFTs
The old fashioned Scotch Fiddle, . Or in other :
Cwords, the r.
Seven Years Itchs !
9 The past four winters have proved it Is so.-H
Many who were afflicted used -
~ Birthstone Ointment, %
Fthe common remedy, found, to their sorrow, That
Altre-appealed the next season, in an its virulence.1
mrThousand who were disappointed, in thcirw~
~ despair sought relief in Sarsaparillas, andE%
rqother remedies called Blood Purifiers. oply to-
- be again disappointed, were cured by using i
xw Barnes Itch ointment. -
In This peculiardi disease does not appear uponAxA
Tsths hands, but upen the - 81 w
e sg Legs and Arms. II
mwMany are afflicted. whilst undressing for them~
In night, others only after they are in bed toIN
msleep is impossible, until after nature is ex-sv,
i hausted by rolling, tossing and scratching.
This Ointment completely eradicates the disease,
and in sections of country where used, 1t has annihi-
lated it. It is a superior remedy to allay the itching
attendant upon many cases of letter.
3s TO HORSEMEN.
HYDER ALI MIXTURE.
This celebrated Embrocation has been thoroughly
tested, and is pronounced superior to any other in
use tits prepared from a receipt of the late
WILLIAM l.. PHILLIPS,
who was we'll known to all horsemen in Monmouth
County, it will cure ALI. external injuries or b,emish-
IS to the Horse EXCEPT Bone SPAWN.
Prepared ONLY at Barnes Drug Store, sold By
Voorhees,, and by Perrine Freehold, and stores gen
orally throughout the State.
May 18th, 1857. 90
2 49, A
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READY MADE cfOTHfNG

READY MADE CLOTHING.
While increasing my stock Of Ready Made Cloth
IA ing to the largest d. anysestabisflment in The
M State, I have not been unmindful of the dura-
-LLbility, convenience, and cheapness, which feel
confident in warrantins, aud inviting the pubic to
examine; and in calling public attention to ibis de-
%partment, I would say that there may also be found
at my establishment a large and new assortment of
Trunks, Valises, Carp& Bags, Hats, Caps, Gloves,
together with all kindB Of fancy articles. Public
patronage is solicited.
WA. v. WARD.
Freehold Sept. IL 1851. 47-tf.
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HAVE YOU CALLED AT THE
Marble Works!

HAyE YOU SEEN A SPECIMEN OF THEIR
1Iwerk2 Have you examined their prices, if not
do so the first opportunity, and satisfy Yourselves,
as hundreds have done. that they are selling Monu-
ments, Head Stones, &c, Is to 20 per cent lower
than can he had at any establishment in this county.
Mantels, Table Tops. Building Material and Flag
ging, furnished to order.
C. SNEDEKER,
JOHN R. HULL, Agent.
Freehold, September II. 1857. Att
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e B YAR,D
AT
RED BANK.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMBER,
IA Shingles, Timber, Fence Pales. Mason Lath,
Thomaston and Glenn Falls Lime, Plaster, Cement,
Brick, Nails, &C., which VIII be sold AS Low as at
any other Yard in the country, for CASH.
~g PARKER s. CHADWICK.
ALSO.-Peach Orchard and Lackawana COAL,
Lump, Egg, and Stove Sizes. P. & G.
Nav IA. 1856. If
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$500 Reward.

ITO ANY PERSON OR PERSONS WHO CAN
A sell Stoves Of all descriptions cheaper than A. I.
MANNING, in the county of Monmouth.
Freehold. August 9th 1857. 41-tf
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Great Excitement in Freehold.
$1,000 Bcnds.'

q. e. a MI N C.,
THE STOVE DEALER. HAS BEEN PUT UNDER
Il $4,000 Bonds for selling Stoves and Tin ware,
cheaper than any other Store in Monmouth County.
A.. MANNING, South street.
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86Og0l

TINE $500 REWARD CLAIMED, BUT NOT
a called for! Because AT. MANNING is selling
Stoves so cheap as to defy Competition, and is still
selling cheaper under the old motto. Quick Sales
and Small Profits. CAN and examine foffyodrselyes
Al. Z. MANNING.
Freehold. August 90, 1857. 4s-tf
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-22
PROM MAsHINGToN.

APRIL 21.-Ihe Sennte's Committee of Con-
ference are still engaged III considering English's
bill 1t is supposed they will arrive ut some
conclusion to-day.
Instructions to Com. Reed have been made
public. Sec'ry of State informs him that the
objects by which the French and English allies
seek to accomplish by treaty stipulations, arc
recognized by the President as just and expedi-
ent, and so far as you cRm do so by peaceable
cooperation, he expects you will aid in their
accomplishment. In confering with this policy
you will communicate frankly with the British
and French Ministers upon all points OF COM
mon interest, so that it may be distinctly I'M
derStood the three nations are equally influenced
by determination TO obtain justice, and by
desire 10 procure a treaty OF arrangements for
extensive aud more adequate protection of their
commercial intercourse with China, but on your
side these efforts must be confined to firm rep
reservations, appealing to justice and policy of
Chinese authorities, aud leaving yonr own Gov
ernment 10 determine upon the course to Ice
adopted should your efforts be fruitlesS.
Special reference is made to your communi-
not only, from our common interest with these
nations, in trade of China and in means sugges-
ted for its extension, but because they alone
among the great power of the world have Dip
lomntc representatives ut that Court. tits TN
derstood, however, that Russia, which has long
been represented in China by Missionaries of
religion, las attempted to secure the reception
of their credited ministers, and you may posi-
bly, find this purpose accomplished when you
reach your destination.
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PHILADELpHIA MARKET.

April 21.-FlOur firmer; prices are NOW re-
days ago; sales Superfine at $4,S l-2a4,5 so,
and Extra at 81, 75a5; stock reducing. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal ut 1925. Wheat-good
quality in fair demand, but other kinds neglect
ed; sales Red at $l,l0, and White 81, 15a1 %;
inferior descriptions range from sOto92c.l Rye
wanted ut zoe Corn in good demand; and
5000 bush. Yellow brought 7Oa75c., and 2, 400
bush. White at 67a6S. Oats sell freely at 4Oa
Ale. Coffee held firm; 5000 bags Rio sold at
10 l-4allc. Sugar unsettled; prices dropping
Pork firm at $3.50. Bacon, good demand,
prices firm; sales Of Hams from 10 IL to I2c
Shoulders LAS - cash. Bulk Meats have
fair request, and holders are firm; sales 200
casks Hams in salt and pickle at l.4alUc.
Sides 1.4a9 lF2, and Shoulders l-4a7 H.
LAIRD firm at IL 10 in bblS, aud u l2 in kegs.
Whisky unchanged
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WAsliINGTUN, April


HoUsE.-Mr. Taylor, from the Select Commit
tee, reported bill for the establishment of II
Bureau of Printing, which, together with the
minority report proposing amendments to the
present law, were reported.
In Committee ofthe Whole the report of the
Committee on Elections in the Nebraska cases,
was called up and concluded with II resolution
that Mr.. Ferguson, sitting delegate, aud Mr..
Chapman, the contestant, have 6O days further
time for taking and returning supplementary
testimony.
The resolution was amended extending the
time of taking evidence to Oct. LIST, and passed.
In Committee, the bill on West point Acadc-
my was taken up. During the discussion. Mr..
Giddings asked Mr.. Cobb when the KANSAS
COMMITTEES will report Mr.. Cobb replied when
conflicting difficulties existing between Anti
Lecompton and Lecompton Democrats become
reconciled in order that they may have power
enough to settle the question.
The West Point Academy bill finally passed.
Adjourned.
SENArE-Numerous memorials and resoln-
tions presented. Among the petitions was,
one by Cameron of Pa, from citizens of Phiia-
delphia asking government uid for u line of
steamers from Philadelphia and Southampton.
Mr. Durkee of Wis, presented resolutions
passed by the legislature Of Wis, against the
Lecompton Constitution.
Mr.. Wilson of Miss, on leave, introduced n
joint resolution that the President he, and is
hereby authorized and requested to suspend for
one year, the sale public lands advertised to
be sold in the Territory of Kansas, in the month
of July, 1858.
Mr.. Mallory reported without amendment,
from the Committee ON Naval Affairs, bill to
repay $3.50 for repairs TO the Norwegian bark
Ellen, for damages sustained in rescuing the
passengers from the Central America. PASSED..
Mr.. Mason introduced joint resolution
thorizing the President to take such measures
against Paraguay, as to require of that Repub
lie to make reparation for hiring into the steam
er Water Witch.
Messrs. Douglas and Colamar opposed the
resolution inasinuch as it was virtually authuri-
ziIg declaration of war against Pa:aguy -
Mr.. Mallory spoke from good authority that
paraguay is ready at any time to right the wrong
committed, and the course is to send repre-
sentative that understands the theory of the
Government, and speaks the language, and he
did not doubt that friendly relations would re-
suit with the young and rising Republic, whose
commerce is so valuable, and which is now on
the eve of war with her more powerful neighbor,
Buenos Ayres.
Mr. Fessendcn's amendment to the Defcien-
cy bill, was then debated.
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FROM NEW YORK

April 2l.-The steamer Star Of the West
sailed from the lower bay at 5 o'clock this morn
ing for AspinwalL
Caracas papers of March sIst are received
The overthrow of Aionagas is complete, but his
fate is not yet decided, some are elaiuoring for
Punishment, and others for his execution. Pla-
cards posted in the streets rehearse the crimes
of the fallen tyrant One gives n list Of robber-
sperpettated under the Monagas rule, amount
ing to Sit e40 600 of which Ia millions were
takeh by the two MOnagas'.
-'ltis said the aulericen Minister advised No.
nngas, before the fall, to declare Caracas il, a
state of siege, and himself Dictator The Dutch,
Spanish, French and English Ministers, endsav-
ored to prevent this fate. The tWO latter have
sent to tho West Indius forEessels OF War Il
was thought the whole Diplomatic corps would
receive their congo from the PROVINCIAL govern
ment
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Ntrrolo Escdps-A Nan .Sarea tifoSni JI6si,1E

hHTTOIo ESci0e-@A man ESdCeLti nom LHQfcIk
iao.5y .Eelo Fouadl1nd Dog,-The night be.
FIRE last, a man named Craman fell from raft
If lumber short distance above this city, and
was saved from drowning by large New Found
land Dog. Craman was dipping up a bucket of
water and reaching too far over lost his balanc {
and pitched headlong into the Ohio. The dog
SEEING the man overheard sprang into the wat
er, seized him by the clothing and swan to-
wards the shore. When the man had blown
the water from his mouth and partially recov-
cred himself he deemed it safer to seize the an
imal by its long hair, preferring his own hold
to that of the dogs, inasmuch as he was the
most interested in the expedition. The deg
feeling the new burthen in an unlocked for
quarter, changed his course and made again for
the raft. By this time the men had succeeded
in loosening askiG, aud had pushed out to the
rescue, reaching and relieving the well nigh ea-
hausted animal. The man and dog were taken
into the skif with much difficulty and deposit
cd safely upon the raft. Upon examining his
body, Grpmer discovered rather painful bruis,.
upon bis side produced by the dogs teeth
Considering, however, that the time vas not
one for picking holds, he not only furgaVe the
noble animal, but felt grateful beyond bounds for
his preservation from watery grave. The cur
rent was swift, the water cold and the night
dark. Grammar considers his luckey escape lit
tie less than miraculous
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aye who would the doctors pay,
Take your tiRnnels OF In Aiay,''

Now is the time to be careful with your
health, and get well over the turn of the warm
weather. Spring fevers are something more
sometimes than yearnings for fresh vegetables,
the love ofOne fond heart, early lettuces, beauti
full Nature and radishes. Spring colds are pro-
verbally disagreeable, and pleasant as the night
sir may be, exposure to it is not always advisa-
Die. Now is the time to be regulsrin diet calm
in the mind, not worrying over much, and yet
for amusement, exercise and all that tend to
health. 1t was an old idea that to get well
through the springw was to get well through the
year, and if we have, at present, one wish more
accurately dined than another, it is that all the
readers of the iHteEtigencer may succeed in
achieving that exploit in the most b iliant and
creditable manner possible.
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10 IN b D0LLA r.

4 - Il ~ n a ~ III
NWA HR ~ w
nNE OF THE LEST PURGATITE AND I.ITEK NEDI-
~ StNkS nov before tie Puhs, nsusly Dr. sAAFpsl >
easleI HdeT md more siseiaal tiIan amy other
- cine Known. II II not only Cstartie, hut k1sxr
sstIns hrst on The Li,s, g. r!ret it, If-'
@s,S Os ss ;S,asSs i.e ssTry II .i
NEST esihsIiies II =, - -, =;
the same tine ara II sT,r. - -. -
iuodeTsts doses ulstTsnSthsi build IL ~ viii a
- DE. SAKEoRD's IxSiGoE Is eonpOundrs snt.rei,
tfrOm sFticIes OF med ieiiie. n1eS iunns-
- ed Hv II Is known taS bottle InyEOIaor
eontains a. nneh strength hundred dosrs al Al
omsl, without any oIits IleIetrriaus sleets-
Though possessing necinai powers, these Gums
In tLrirPIeseripious until {Egs5.
TO induce the proprietor a family ras,.irins
-risd and known in lts effects. Il rarely
indigestion being caused BY dsTanEed LiTsris cured
JaundIeris caused By On iH1propr ofthe Ls,sr
and IS proof that the relieves this disease
Set any troubled with Jaulice take the InVlgOrator
Tesularly one week, and their skin viii begin assume
COstivgness can be permanently cured by the Iuviso
atoE I1ke it in small doses on retiring aud ssssts
dos the bowels are ief. In siy ana active ss1 Ie
aud work as regularly as click work sek nead4eho Is
orator which eOrreets all aeidlty and souruess tie
- For stomach 1t ha. NO equal as il re-
levss All oppressive or uneasy feelinE alter eating
ET sPeak in tiis hi hesfteTHs
-asa cure for Liver Complaints, and all disesss arising
from Diseased Liver The teStHlontals Of many 81
Physicians It's and Iou
conviction is that Il Is the greatest bIsn-
ever given 10 Dyspeptes, for it made complete
cure before the trst bottle taken,
eat anything edible without trouble while before,
ing but the highest food would digest tn.
gaTgPuin. Now what say 10 ali our readers
u Liver Complaint Dyspepsia trouble you, NOT
= 'Fdcf
There has never been tried in our family remedy,
Wheh has with sueh unbOunded Ia the cure
ofdiseasesinedentto children 6 Dr. EAsToED lave
= ORATOR. norris it alone for diseases children
use IL; for Il Oatfartic mildly and gently
and seems 20 renOEate the System Thoroughly
think NC are doing service 70 all In advising thcn
Ehen they need medicine this remedy There are
caSgs thAt have under
eht has been received In diseases Of the LirsT
aud Bowels where relied
1thas become us=!u In family thatWe Dc
O2WithOutit.-Jdeks stilt Ala. } Republicans.
PRICE DOLLAH BOTTLE.
SANFOED CO, PFOpTiesOFs 855 broadway, New York.
r. II. LOGAN = CO., Agents for WheelnR
JOHN d. PARK, Cincinnati.
GEO. II. KEYsER. Pittsburgh W OIesale Agents.
an1T-aul-lV-daR
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FIFeFNsTY AT FUBLIo


The subscriber will offer at public sale the Ex-
chanRe,ln Baltimore, at one o'clock THURSDAY,
April %, ISIS, the following valuable property:
LIST. The SOUTH SIDE DISTILLERY, located n few
south OF city limits three hgh gravel proof
100 by - feet with brick piers tubs story
ton 42 by 90 feet SPIRIT HOUSE 16 by 90 feet all Of brick
and COAL BIN for 200 coal built Of STONE level
with furnace below the road pens
for feeding 1900 hogs constructed the approved
manner, with drains and which
there 10 ready sale. This property complete NO
PEsE was spare 10 make 1t so-machtnery having been
applied wherever required to dispense with labor,
and Is capable Of grinding, MASKING and distiilng
600 to 14OO bushels grain daily into hskey, with
privilege sufficient for enlargement alos
has desirable advantages OF ALCOHOL
STILL, for the products which there prampt sale
The water for cooling purposes 50 deg,
for worm and other purposes
lake Of 70 acres surface depth The
level Of s several feet higher than the
floor The water advantages are probably equaed
this country The whole establishment
sVe OF ground and only been operation
months, and built for the used, and With
intention of future enlargement, &c.
The premises which te above erected
about 4acres, Improved besides DIstery % by STONE
STABLE for II horses, and TWO THRIVE STORY BRICK
DWELLINGS, and embraces ALL THE WATER RIGHTS
required and is subject TO of $3.50 per annu
OOO There THREE SPRINGS o the place not vet
brought into Besides above med adVantasea
there many others connected with dlstng TO which
The iHet ofths property being outside exeups
from city taSat aud interference, giving decided
veIta ges for feeding over IaanS phases.
The property win be sold eOmplete order
use, within week from OF sale aud possession given
so soon as terms OF sale shah bJ complied With.
TERNs-SSO geo cash. $5,OO0 In months, balance
and years, with nterest II paTcased private sale,
apsO baltimore, Nd.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-22

Shooting A.t'tir tp the Rtrer "A young man
from Wellsburg, who has been for some time
counting girl in Tiltonsville, above this city,
was shot at by the young womans brother a
day OF two since and narrowly escaped being
killed. An attempt was made to force mar
riage between the two rapidly approaching
event rendering some such step necessary to
save the young girl from disgrace. The Wells
burg man, whom our informant says is the ode,
ceivenest, seducentst chap on airth, refused,
and the brother of the injured girl sought re-
,vepge by. attempting her seducer's life. Failing
in this the brother brought suit against him for
damages, -es,
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"a Fight! a Eighth" cried the people on
Water street yesterday, and all eyes overturned
towards the steamer Anglo Saxon, in front of
which raw Teuton, fresh from the Rhine, was
engaged in close combat with oneof the b'hoys
The Teuton was the largest of the two, but the
b'hoy possessed the advantage of science, and
consequently achieved decided victory over
main strength and awkwardness." A large
crowd assembled, of course, and members of
thepolice were drawn thitller to see what was
up, and commenced looking through the mass
of humanity for bloody noses, that being the
only means by which they hoped to discover the
participants The b'hoy, however-the real
offender-with commcndable discretion left rs
soon as the crowd began to collect and was no
where 10 be found.
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RIVER AND WEATnER.
CINcINNArI, April 2l.--River tlsen 9

CINcINNAu, April 2l.--Riyer r,sen inches
in "a hours Weather clear
LOUISVILLE. April 2l,-Riyer falling; 10 feet
on the Falls. Weather cleas. Thermometer
"a.
ST. Louls, April 2l.-River stationary. Up.
por Mississippi and Illinois continue rising
The Missouri is in line boating order Weather
clear Mercury ~ ..
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Hare,'s Patent SLATE ROOFING, composed of
imperishable material; coal, tar and sand, COM
bining other ingredients, pressed on wood or
paper, making perfect slate with sufficient
elasticity to allow for contraction and expansion
The process of making is very explicit. For
cheapness and durability this roof is far supe-
rior to all others. For further information, call
on the Messrs. Babb, at the Mcclure House