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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07
Marbineru.
WHEELER Il WILSON,
w SEWING MACHINES.

WHEELER 4 WILSON, x,sa x.cu,s,s
WIN i 6fSSs No. spPs BROADWAY NEw-Yosk
THE GREAT ECoNoMIzER OF TINE AND fhhShH'n
found BY sccur.e experiment that the ',itchns OF sss
esurips BY hand IS 81 minutes car be done ~ IN
Machine In hour ard minutes o'het "o'A" a'A' wa
equal hcliy. .uv ,ocx srtrcu
Made by hi. the only stitch tbs. o,nnN D. ryrA
P.; The same Ss. S GpSn s.s sid ID, -
fabric, and ineressss n v6 he center cTs 81
Coon Ngws-IFrom IT, Chii,isn Advocate and yoinsl-
reduction In the prices of Sewing M.chine. anoIic.a
our sSSe AID S present price. we why @
should be found as they oush g. De- N s,s,
opinion h.: ben Sry;S .HS G's %.o ;s x ,
pose and Duip the present Autumn the Trial. have
brought fairly Into competition. In every case th. Whees
Wilson Machine has won the hishe.t premium We may y
Nspsety iipoi.' Wiscdn.in Virginia Michigan ussns hs
..Ppi Missouri Ard Calilorn. end the fsi" n Isiocan.
A. The Fair the S. Louis Mechanical AossoR tho k..n
snS Commute So vSbst si..eptus voice awarded ts -
Wheeler Wilson Machin. he highest and only ptsmsn
reputation We know not what can
i We prefer them for family use" Tribune.
They are the favorites for families II Times
IL has no rival Scentifc American.
"Wor.s more uniformly than the 81 hand r-lHsrh
Equsl to nine sesmsirtssss - Home journal
An slmo.t perfect instr nen." Evening Poo, =
The machine for faulty aa;oc1iir and SSs,s'
-, -, -. 49,, ~, -, Ev.
We cslhot lpas'n. ~ .J s's iohs..,S.,
" ~, I'm w sns',u n,sS s. cb,i,,lan enquirer
ne , Us 's ~ h%c.l ,..nia. ~ re-, Dictionary
:. 1,a h;p 70, ,b ba.t ..s these i 4 xsminer
3, ia.ra".s.hs 70 .y,ry family ~ tn. Pr, ,eher
. ~ $50 ,,itb an, bbpsi,.u ,lt;br,.n Int.issaser
=, , s ~ ,sS si.,ar ~ 81, ,,v SIS a Aiyoc.s
Worthy Of the hishe., award sabbath RocOsass.
" A benrf.ction of the age I'll utnani's Monthly.
4, 4. an American Jn.tiu,,on p-IKuick etbocksr
4" romoiete success. r--IN,,ioual MAGAZINE.
"Mssicsl in operation "-lMrs. Stephens Monthly
Iii enu,uiy ,uoe rior '-IDicionary of Mechanics
Beyond al question, machines ~ Life illustrates
"1he stitch can not be unrayeied II AneT AsricursA-
They M intain the preauin ."-l Express
Saves the time AID health - ten women Ws'etCws
Our household 10 In ecsacies with it," Porters Spirit
"Its superiority 10 unquesoned ~ Frsemsns Joarad.
Its superiority is obvious ~ Household Words
Hand sewing can not equs IL 1.-THE Tablet
Supply the fashionable world "-lDa'y News
Are pre eminen,ly superior - Ladies' Visitor
"One Of our household gods"-lUnsd states Journal.
" Unrivaed In every quality. "-lDsy Book
~. has 10 superior. "-lD ispsoh 1,,
Pretty, useful, msgical'-lLesw oneus;
" Have no equal In family use. i mu"cn NoN''
THE best suited fof sewing = mnipt JyuInai
Combine every requirement - Family Masa'ss'
omhln r
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Aousts ano farms iuanteo.

WANTED to RENT-Part Of a HOUSE, with
w Kitchen family small loc.ton 70, above S,h; n, [,
aboE: $So. Address Boz No S,ls5 Post 0fic-, " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07
H,HE ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINE. III

III
i ERICSSON ENGINE extensively used all the 90
try The Cincinnati Press has tbs following respecting t 80
Daily Prea continually IN reception Of letters from Noba
Western, Southern and Eastern States making alaa
thus answered:
Diameter Of cylinder. "a 10. Weigh. Of engine ssss
PowG Of 6hone Composed Of ou and brs,.
Motive ho. air Engine occupiss IS fec, syi
coal, cots or wose'
Der per hour Of impressions Of Daily Press 500 osa -
fs $3.50; Of fuel hour cent We employ oply ~
complement Of hsnds necessary for tho preaA Noni ~
engine takes i The savs % poke. Of ceio
three dollars per day We besevs the dsy -
approaching when thee snes will be universally pd W.
sbIessns 20 the world No eaPlodons Tnes, 80
be had Of No I6< Duanest JNO b. kfTCHIN0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07
FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMIES,
. NO 50 WEST 18th ST, NEW YORK.

LIE NO SO WEST 18th ST, NEW YORK.
NO. IL CLINr0S.ST., BROOKLYN
Tie above sd.uie vii open IN Se1 YORK the 9Th Of o.,
tober AID IL Brooklyn tie ll,h u October
Pupils join tine the Quarter commences the day
Of entry for further particulars Circulars be had he
AesoeHes Soees Usual Schools and prvse CAsses
attended.
NB-Mr Teero desires 20 direct I..su.on 70 hi. Work now
In Of publication entitled The History Of Dancing also
the Figures Music AID Necessary Instruction for The pero
Of the Modern Dance The work viii be resdy
about Ike 10th q October and be had Of any Of The principal
bookselers also st the A. sdenies Of the Author.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. Co.,
~ Bo.,on Capital ard accumulated Prennns 05s ss 81
Psyns ssh dividend Of % per cent ali he insured Psnph
le.s e. osts SC, fJrnshed Estia JOHN HOPPER
As7o: and A,fsey Tor tbs Co. M 10 Be,sivsy NY.
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6orses. Carriages, &t.

COUPE HORSE for SALE.-A Bay Horse 10
h.nds and inch hsb be a. private stable No ii
West 27b-t between and O'Clock q m and aud p N
Pnc. S21j
CARRIAGES CARRIAGES An elegant as
~ Of frs. class Carriages Manufactured 10 ms ely
NV be- found A. No 7sG Broadway cor lGh Stranger
fy city invited TO call ins.rated ca,a sent
WHEN Teduested JANIS ID. Dhb"oiLN
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Jnstrurtion.
60 MFR SCHOOL INST"

~ Sophie school. with couresnt Teaches, aiso Win
PufiI. trd Parents with scLoo crsla sr,igiiolsJ sEer
frs,eA Teacher, ladies, Of Musc aid knsn ass az
Frh~r Hiheustios wanted App. psrsoaalf heterc.ces
F..p,., n Aher,t and Rusei, Colleges Dr. Lowell MlsDn
R,v d c Var Seruau. Ii D Wm. Hal sons. - 81.
sMITH MOOpMAN s G.. NJ. 80 br3alsiT
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A LARGE STOCK of BARMOREs celebrated
"A Premium PIANOS, pronounced unhvaIed By the bsse
iudses and warranted In al respec tns Mandatory and
WIeroou, No. ~ BsecksssL 4 splendid Piano 6s sleo-A
decided ksfssip 9. T. bA1A0RE>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

MRS. GIBSON, No. % Union Square. Mew
wi York vii reopen b~s BOARDING. And DAY seno"~
for youus iaiiss on WEDNESDAY. Septeuiserh
NJNE. +. RICHARDS French and Engli.a
NI BOARDING and DAY-scHOoL. f,r yolns lssies No
q wes Fad ., vii RE OPEN on THURSDAY S-pt Ia
NfESDAMES CHEGARAY Il PROVOST re-
lyl specially inform the public sni ne psrsn. OF tnr
ns their boil ~i BE- r-oP-nsd on THURSDAY srP'emrt
D. .rtr carefully orT,nizei ia; year vii ~ condict On
p.aa preparing fully tie PaPds - sriss aaes OF me
srho1L
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Chance for Businrss ftlru.

NH I { 1 UK ! IN I VI = II II
wi for SALE Consisting ofs Three Story Brick Bnl3uS 81
by With out budrg. 81 ~ 80 and Z. 0 - aboli
half Land handy Railroad ard Steamboat Inquire
Of 4. II BROWN, Stamford, Conn, PHELP> = PALMER.
n. 81 Fine 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-07

~ For SALE the srOcK. MACHINERY sud LEASE o: =
SASH and BLIND FACTORY noe doing soct o1.pess The
msohineIy is az Of the most improved srl so good
power To wbo Understand. "a" tl.ues tl' =
chance. For further pstoN' address y" a.. No H.
Cohota Albany Co. a. y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-04

without being even reminded Of them Children
are natural aud unaffected lovers Of the beauti.
full ard their intuitive perceptions will not Oft.
en- suffer from comparison with Che opinions Of
mature worldly wisdom Il was with new feed
ing of admiration that these children now look
ed upon their mother, and seemed TO consider
il a privilege TO do something for her IL was,
"lot me get tho kindlngs, "-"I will make the
FIRE, e,"--and may I'll The ea-kottep'--instead
Of, as was sometimes the case, "need / 10 il Z"
---"I don't want to, "-"why can't Williei"
Nellie was too small TO render much assist-
ance, but she often turned from her frolic with
her kitten. 10 look at her mother, and utter some
childish remsfk expressive Of joy and love.
tConeiuded io-morrolo.1
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AFrERNooN sRssIoN.

Court convened at o'clock, Mr.. Davis on
the stand. Some discussion sprung up as to
admitting evidenceu upon the pre- concerted plan
to keep the matter quiet at oborlin, which was
admitted by the Court. There was no under
standing before reaching oberlin as to keeping
the matter secret. Langston was in the room
at Wellington where the boy was several times,
but not, as the witness recOlleoted at the time
when John was taken out y asA t 1
Here the evidence for the prosecution closed
and that for the defence commenced. .IP I.I
Y. S Kinney testified that he had heard
at o5erlin that negro had been kidnapped.
and it was generally understood in the village
that he had not been legally taken
J. II Dickson repeated his testimony given
on the former trial
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N. H. soLoMoNsoN.

PRAor1cAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPT1cAN,
eeps the argost Of the approved KINDS o.
PECTAcLES. Auhis glasses, whether for near OF i'r
ighted are ground under his nnspocton by machine
Of anow consuctou with the greatest care 50 as to
sut the eyes in a. cases. curing Weakness, DEzRess or
Haaation Of tie Eyes and lmpartns strength lor long
reading or fine sewing,
" N. II. SOlomonson would here inform the publo
hathe never empoys any one in the sale Of hisenses.
" Also, splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES Ell
CROscOPEs, COMPASSES, sc, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
Ir-Omoe3s Superior street under the American Hotel
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Att'ps ~ GoiitstllOrs.
Boar0inq.

BOARDING. = The House No "a
ID Public Square, and by The stone Chugh-one oCthe
peasantest locations In the cyhas been thoroughly re-
paired and is open for lQ1rders. Fumes wishing Ia
furnish their rooms can be accommodated win larg1
aud convenient and bsdr0ims and Single ROarders
ard Day oIdors will find good accommola ions on rea-
sonahe LADIES not excluded. References gwen
and received. anrIRM w .lL- wv
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MORNING LEADER.
IN MN OLn rnrRcn.TOWRR.


BY T. D. kLDRIoH.
/.
In the old chufchfOwer
Hangs the bell
And above il on the vane,
In the sunshine and the rain,
Cut ia gold, Saint Peter stands,
With the keys in his two hands,
And oil is well
n.
In the old church tower
Hangs the bell;
You can hear its great heart beat,
All so loud, aud wild, and sweet,
As the parson said the prayer
Over happy lovers there,
While all Is well
III.
In the old church tower
Hangs the bell
Deep and solemn, Hark again,
An what passion, and what pain
With her 'auds upon her breast.
Some poor soul has gone to r9st
Where all is well
Nv.
In the old church tower
Hangs the bell
A quaint friend that seems 10 know
All our joy and all our woe.
II is glad when we are wed,
II is sad when we are dead,
And all is well
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A1isftIIaMsous.
Jnsutoutt Asents.
TaE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY
or oLKvELAND, Onio

hyoINrsrocK ooMPANK

orgauitsd Janna2 1859 unssr s Osnsrai ~ as saft
Capital stoek 5000 shares az q3Q sash,
re nrod ~ htai eatnfe IAHtsopo-
"a. FICERs s-o. W SCHMIDT, Presidaut Df, w
MEYER NitB President, JkCOB MUEBEn ecersteIg
DinECTO RS;--C. W, Schmidt, j. Mnynr H. Keller,
p; W Meyer , Wagner, q. Leiek, ,. Mueisf' Joan a.
NTiiE GERMAN INSURANCE. COMPANY Intures
eganst l9s q eaage BY ra ~ enc ye2l nnd ~, 9ui
shsli be madein Cd days NE loss aa have been
oeained and proved Not more than 5000 viii Be Insult
a at any risk
ono NO Ia Aiwater ock tup tairs) Superior street
Cl. ktCE AEeie tapl5R2 lyl JOHN WAQNKn, prea.
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6ar0mare.

VARPENTERS TOOLS.-rhe larg-
4 J 80 and best variety in the eitv--fnr salehy
aps n X RAYNoLDs, No snee-loI So.
uOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
rription, vauetv style and price-igrtale by
1ps6 X RAYN0LDs, No. taeeenoE So
IRON AND STEEL.-At out a ship
sJ f,r bV II. RAYNOLDs,
- l.'96 No. guneT 81
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1 s 5 s - o.
GObacfO au0 GiQQts.

John LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
OI Wholesale aud Retail dealer in TOBACCO, SNUFF
and CIGARS, in Hswltts Steam Power Block, West 81.
near Canal Basin, 1lrve1nd. ONO. 2RdlN R2L
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Prepare against Fire.

CONSTANTLY ON HAND and
~ 80 ", of those Justly celebrated WiLDERS
pRTENT SATAN ANDER SAFES, 70 which the atien-
'sion ,oIsi oss9s public Is ''i''p H. X RAYNoLDs
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epttiol Notites.
MATRTMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES oF rHE UNuBD STATES
II has been my good fortune to restore health many
housands OF my opuntry-wOnen.
BIy has excited the malice Of the enVous ana
sous; but their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway the fair sufferers whom
Ihave relieved solong as 1 am held in afIectiouate aud
hank full remembrance BY those who have experienced
skn afford 10 dospise The efforts OF misohie-mnkes
nd slanderer
My friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
for producing menstruaon within the reach OF 'he
ladies Of the United States but an ndisposonto to enter
aeld so occupied BY quacks with their pecious nosums
and fear that unprncped countcriees might palm upon
ne public their worthless limitations, have hitherto
vented me from Establishing agencies for the sale Of
ANIlE DE FEMME" iu the United States.
AtIas Weld d the enireatios Of patients and friends
and offer 10 the suffering Females Of America medicine
hch has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy of the "AAI1E DE EFEMME"I
need only say, that tits in liquid form aud Is exactly such
as have used my practice in France for many years and
that it has never failed to satisfactory result.
The Annie de Femme and mous'ruaon stand in the re
lation of cause and effect tits alike powerful to originate
healthv ousir ow where it never has existed aud TO
restore it whore has rum any suppressed.
In ordsrto guard against imposition, the wrapper Of dec
mons on each bottle Of the "Amie de Femme will bear my
teu signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcI
WiIbe sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package p,copD
PANS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No 23 Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Propietors prices.
4 80
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STEREoSCoPIO VIEWS
NIAGARA FALLS.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, Scenes IN Paris.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Scenery.
sTEREOsooPIo VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, American Cities.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, European Cities.
sTEREOsCOPTC VIEWS, Grecian Ruins
STEREosCoPIC VIEWS, English Landscapes.
sTEREosooPIC VIEWS, statuary.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches.
sTEREoscoPIC VIEWS, Many New Subjects.
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, On Glass
Just received new supply, many them new subjects
not before seen in Cleveland.
apr25 u. corn h Co
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Opetere.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. s. ~ ~
NJ MALTHY,S (nta Holt \ Maitly's) wv LIZ
CETE6RATED OHal EkH will be
H. q CEi ID ID A Y,
Vero Ms ia Bam0re-p up IN cans, and
SsarrI uted fresf aud grod or no sale. - - -
Aisn-HERREriCALLG SEALED OYSTERS Lob
sTERs CLANS, spiced Oysters aud saTlines kept CON
RAJ inlol6 New York aud Princess Bay shel Oysters
yyiil ha received daily by Expiehs;
~ ORINGES LEMONS, aud CiGARS, BY the box
- w. W. GAINES, AGENT,
oc9 No "a superior treet Gleveland q
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For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No "a superor street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie dc Femme at the Proprietors prices.
"a.
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REn1Opols.
REMOVAL.
6otels.
DUMA 5

afc Alaster Street. Jetreen 4h and 5h CINoNNATI, ONO
This old aud well established Hotel has been recentl'
Te-htel superior STYLE and is unsurpassed by any
Hotel OF its class IN America.
The pOpTietor from his experience IN his cy, al
oruia elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
Others viii warrant bin entire success and ns he Is
favoraby known this community anticipates share
of public patronage. ALIEN. bhUMAIEN
nTnnTloLnr.
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BoOtg an0 6hOes.

a Of What I'd Sing.
H..t
We're 10 sing as poets do
srwould be pot q leye. hat " love Of shoel"
Not Of the Ladies', bot Of their Slippers
Not Of their eyes, hut Of their GdifeYf:
Of every form nnd every feature,
To please The mout fastidiOua creature.
Aud gentlanen will find iheir toeor,
Il manufaoturcd with much care;
And Childr u too are fur he'd soiff,
OF every grade by T. q. SHoLEH.
Come high come low, come rich, come door,
And huy yoir Shoes at SHOLEs' STORE
rg- large stock Of BoOTs b SHOES Of every de-
scnpon constantly on hand All uf which will be sold ~
the Low eet posnble prices, at p. -. 6HOLE6',
apr& No 23l Superior Street.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15
MARRIAGES.
Courtship is the poetry of life,
But marriage is the sober prose. -"

On the It'll inst, by Rev. C. F. WorrelI, Mr. Pc
TER H. DANSER, son of Mr.. Wesley Danser. OF
Trenton to Miss MARY E. Mcknight, daughter
OF Mr.. James Mcknight, of Milestone.
AT Crosswicks, July IA, 1855 by Rev. VIM Frank
lin. Nr. CHARLES Il. HUTCHINSON, to Miss
MARY COWARD, both of Allentown, N. j.
AT the residence of the brides father on the Both
att, by Rev. W. f. Brown, MIR. MARTIN v. CLAY.
TON, and Miss SARAH ELIZABETH HAVENS.
all of Brick Ocean county,
On Wednesday evening the 7th inst, by Rev E
W. Collier. ABRAHAM VANDERVEER, of North
Br anch, N. j.: to LYDIA ANN AUMOCK. of Free
hold.
JAZZ M. DANSER, to MARIAN ROBBINS, al OF
Milestone township.
In New York, on Monday evening, Nov l4th BY
Rev. Z. H Van Doren, Mr. JOHN H. LAIRD, OF
EngliShtown, to Miss MARY, daughter of Sheriff
Samuel Conuver, of Freehold.
On the LIST inst, in Christ Church. Bordent6wn.
BY ut. Rev. VIM. H. Odenheimer, D. D., Rev D. A.
FCGGO, to ANNIE, eldest daughter of Francis
HopkiIsOh, ESD, of Bordentown.
On the 24t..i ult., at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. Jos. H. JAMES, Mr.. WIN. c. FOR
nan, to Miss ELIZABETH, youngest Daughter of
Mr.. john Grover, all of South Brunswick, Middle
sex county, N. J.
On the 23d, by the Rev j. @. sy,nmes. Mr.. GEO.
HORTON, Jr., of New York. to Miss MARY GU
LICK. daughter Of Or. Guiek, of Cranberry
At South Amboy, on Sunday, Nov. 9th, by Oil
yer Cox, Esq, ISAIAH plSBROW, of South Am
boy, to MARY BLOODGOOD, of the same place.
On Saturday evening, Sd inst, BY Joseph Apple
gate Esq, JOHN BUCKELEW of Plumsted, to Miss
CHAMBERLAIN, of Dover, Dee gr
County, N. J.
On Sunday evening the Sd, by the same, near
Toms River, ANDREW HINGLEMAN. to Mrs.
SOPHIA RlDGWAY all of Ocean County.
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Farm. Store. &C.

EOR SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING.
l. by lameness, become Unable to attend to his
present business, and wishing to go to New York
under treatment desires to offer at private sale the
following property FIRST,
A SMfaiI arm at PerrtneyirIe.
Milestone township, containing abont 80 acres
more or leSs-good, well improved well watered
A and 10 waste land. The HOUSE is good "a
-1-tA OF medium size, good Barn and Wagon L.
House and well of excellent water at the door of
the dwelling. There is an abundance of cool
Mari within half mile of the Farm. The location
and advantages of said property, are wellwortbv
the attention Of buyers
SECOND.-The good will, Stock and fixtures of
the STORE situated in the village of PerrineviIle
the location Of which is second to no other in the
country, or small villages
THlRD-A new two story frame Dwelling House
ana lot in the village and convenient to the Store
ALSO.-One pair well matched Sorrel Horses.
years old, 10 hands high, perfectly sound kind
gentle, gay, and fast travellers.
One Dark Bay Horse, years old Is 10 hand,
high very fine, well broke, and has the appearances
of making something fas
One pair of well matched MULES, five
years old above medium size. perfectly (g,szsy'S
gentle, good workers, and good drivers &+-1-A
l-~l A FULL FLOODED POINTER DOG.
- well broke for hunting
All OF the above property will be sold at reasona-
bic prices, aud easy conditions, BY calling upon
j HENRY WIGK0FF
Psrrineyille, Monmouth Co., n ].
December l 1859. 4w
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

ns9~ A Lecture on the Orators of England
and America" will be delivered at Citizens
Hall, in this town, on Wednesday, December
Dist, by G. W. FAGAN, Esq, of Middletown
Point, n. j. The Lecture is highly spoken of
by those who have already enjoyed the pleas
ure of hearing it. On its delivery at Middle
town Point, some time since, it gave such
general satisfaction that Mr.. Pagan was pub
licly invited to repeat ia fact which in
itself speaks at once its merit. The subject is
a highly interesting one, and if the Lecturer
is equal to it, deserves hearty and cordial
support from our citizens. Schools will be
admitted on accommodating terms.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15
BARNUM'S MUSEUM.

This old aud well-established place of PRb-
lie Amusement, is. one Of the most attractive
in the City of New York. At no place, in
that, Or any other City in this country, can
so much amusement and instruction be re-
ceved, for the small sum Of % Cents, as at
that establishment. In addition to the thou
sands Of attractions which are always to be
found at Barnnms, 1.-THE Doom Of Devlle;
or, the Maideu's Vow" now being perform
ed in the Lecture Room, every evening, is at
tracing great crowds to the Museum In
deed, the Manager has always something at
tractiye and interesting for his numerous vsi-
tors.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15

nSg- The case of James Stephens convicted
of poisoning his wife, was brought up in the
Supreme Court, general term, on Tuesday last.
The court room was densely crowded by the
friends of the prisoner and other spectators.
Counsel for Stephens moved to remit the case
to the Oyer and Terminer, with the view of
applying in that Court for new trial, on the
ground that evidence had been brought to
light of character highly favorable to the
prisoner. 70 sustain the motion, an affidavit
Of the Janitor of the Medical College where
the stomach and intestines Of the deceased
wife were analyzed, was read The Court,
however, after celebrating, decided that they
could only execute the mandate Of the Court
of Appeals; whereupon, after brief address,
Judge Roosevelt sentenced the culprit to be
hanged on the Sd of February. This is the
third time that sentence has been passed upon
Stephens for the murder of his wife He can
now appeal only TO the Governor. <
Herald
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-15
WHALE ASHORE.

A Whale, measuring sixtythree feet in
length, came ashore on the beach opposite the
Highland Lights, and short distance above
the Ocean House." in this county, on Thurs
day last. We learn shat his whaleship was
first discovered by man named Marshall, and
Jonathan Conk, of Red Bank, while return
ing from Sandy Hook, where they had been
at work. They reported the discovery to
Capt. A. H. Haggerty Of the ocean House, .
who at once secured the Whale and went to
work cutting it up. The carcass is estimated
as worth at least $4,000. 1t is supposed to
have been killed by the under-tow, being
dead when found.