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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11
Lumber, Lumber,

THE SUBSCRIBER is offering for Sale, at great
i ly reduced prices, a large lot of WHITE AMI
SPRUCE PEfIE FLOORING. Also, WHITE PINE
SPRUCE and ~IzEEaocK Boards, dressed and undress
ed, and other kinds of Building Materials usually
found in Lrnahe7 Yards.
To all persons about building, he would say, tina
they will find it greatly to their advantage to give
him a call before purchasing elsewhere.
He also continues to cut to order PINE, OAK, and
HEMLock TIMBER, and has on hand Fence Board,
and Rails, Pickets and Falling, Shingles, Ceiling
Lath, &c, &c, to all of which your attention is so
licited when in want of anything in his line.
ISAIAH ROLFE.
Steam Saw and planning Mill, Burnett Street, New
BRUNSWICK, formerly belonging to RoLFE g. MELTAR
October Ia, 1858. If
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

STAGE LINES.
Stages leaves the above House every morning
Sundays excepted for Boundbrook and Somerville,
at 8 O'Clock, AM, Washington, Old Bridge and Free
hold, at l II o clock, P. Nj, arriving at Old Bridge
in time to take the cars to Freehold, Returning
leave Freehold at LAO, A. M. arriving at Old Bridge
in time to take the stage for New Brunswick.
Campbell's Express and Stage for Middleton
Point and Keyport, Mondays and Thursdays, at 2 Is
clock, P. M, meeting up and down trains at Spots.
wood, each way.
Van Kinks Express and Stage every day (Sundays
excepted ~: Harrington.
Omnibusses leave this House every morning (Sun,
days excepted } id time for Steamboat to new York
during the running season.
March 18, 1858. 1y
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-11

Ice Gre a M

Railroad Restaurant, near the Depot
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY
j announce to the citizens of Freehold, and yicin-
ity, that he is prepared to furnish them with an ex-
eellent ARTICLE of Ice Cream-superior to any in the
County. He has lately fitted up his Saloon in a
pleasant, airy, and commodious manner, with a pri-
yatc entrance for Ladies. Mrs H. superintends the
Saloon, and will show visitors every attention. The
patronage of the public is solicited.
Refreshments of all kinds at tho shortest notice.
1' Families and parties supplied with Ice Cream.
G. W. HENDRICKSON.
~Freehold, Jane 80, 1863. So If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

The question of the futuge annexation of West
Florida to AIstaa Is exciting considerable interest
among the citizens OF both States During the ap--
preaching election in Florida it viii form orrs OF the
principal waters Of consideration,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
UK0Sas-TIEN WANTED.

FTNHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Cerpspy visa
10 contract Tor 10000 Cedar Cross .lEes. . feet
hong inches thick we'll heHn, a. est place not
lass inches clear Of bark het Be sound to dever
ei II the grade line OF he road in Nashville
R eonarac,ofs want to contract for 10000 White
Peat TfeHs OF the above 70 be delivered
the JAd In piles from seoten
enough each section 10 supply the
Persons Wishing bid viii direct 70 the President Disst
Of The Mas VILE aud North SessrR RslrOsd Company,
EashViHs Teas t1ly20-n
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s. sf RENEWABLE AT PLEALuRH
One Square, year. sseEacA addliora Square, so.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, wiii be charged fer the excess.
II TIE WEEKLY.
ONE DOILAR Square for tie krs and FTFr for each
subsequent insertion erff
Advertisements published In beth Daily aad Weekly will
charged the fu daily rates With half the weeky rates
added. asf.. H
s,esr {a1e
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
FREIGHTs FORWARDED.
Freight transportation,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAn

COMPANY,
FVNHE Southern Road four great laes This ro3 has
thus as been managed II such e Osrmsnd Il 10
ebs public patronage,
This Company under ths General Superlntendsuoe ef
~, D. WEARSs General Freight Agent,
Nov odersinducements to shippers 10 Baltimore PHILADELPHIA
New York, Boston, Richmond, PsserbUg &c st exceedingly
low rates and far below New Oesns pFees
terms with the deduction upon iRssTsnoe per
cent By this route, and the European spPng being
4shiprs sterling lea tAsR the New Orleans gpng prices
Al contribute to reader II
Reliable as well as Desirable.
4 facilities for transportation unequEled BY any othe
Eed now IN operation, their Western terminus PARK
RRSBU RGH, hOEdred and ninety miles below the low
water and most dangerous navigation Of he Ohio
enables in odnS water the delivery oi goods only
but with dispatch, advance az other
sT declines their advantages such the delivery
WldeDS on Other TostsE, - that this Is ths only
OReaps Reliable and speedy RSute.
irghts hy this exposed Esater than b. other
routes there drayAgs the delivery heing Park
sGh undsr we'll Shaded hOat and elevated thence by
steam inmediateJt5 the without hsng 10 wT or
he Louisville steamers direct with Parkersburgh
without delay, do likewise the regular CinnihnHu
The Pittsburgh boats Vey dh PzrksrsburRh By
arrangement the Company enahled to receivs freight
: - route 81 their agency Nashville Tenn
" 81 u further particulars inquire Of
u H. HARRISON, Freight Agent
6ma Nc =, broad u Eront
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
OY STER DEPOT.

gNHE undersigned tazes pleasure to afm his friends and
u customers that the UNION RESTAURANT 10 open
where they he supplied with all the deaces
season. such asFeh Oysters Gms Frssh and sa Water
Fish, CLANS and Grabs.
Having proeared Walters and oy prompt
attention Business hope to receive share Of she public
Gentlemen wishing their meals sent 70 their
can be accommodated at the shortest notice
prepared furnish Dinners and SuppeFs for par
ties in excellent style.
In addition Cooks have procured the services sf
skilfui Pastry Cook.
House open six the morning TIL twelve at nigAs
NT Choice brands of Wins kept always on hand
sspt24-0m A. JoNHARD, Agent
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

Col FREHoST has so FAR overcome the obstacles TO
the possession and Improvement of his immense es-
tate in California, that he has got quartz mills
in operation, which probably yield net income of
100000 year. and he expects to have mills enough
in operation by 1850 to yield an income OF slooeO
per week He has debts ofabout half million OF
dollars to pay of with the yield of his gold mines
So states Mr.. GREELEY in the Tribune.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

"A are nov Offering for sale the Mansion and 1A
w Farm OF A. b. Montgomery, situated &4l%A
tsv Middle franklin TurHpke, three miles from ssss
tle Public Square in Sdshvils This Is undoub Sssg ~
dly tie most highly improved property offer. It-s
Z for sale anywhere in the vicinity OF Nashville
T. contains altogether shoat 26o onehrd wood lands
balance under ienoen cultivation We deem il unnecessary
q anything by OF the property Wih
49, - Iii L. K W. BROWN,
sUHs-en Real Estate Agent
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The following truly interesting letter is from
JoHx RASDoLPH, of Roanoke written to JoHN RAN
DoIPH BRYANT who married his faEorite niece. It
was written twentynine years ago, from England,
and short time before RAsDoTPa's death
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a OesirabIe Country Residence.

AN Offering sell great bargain that valuable Farm,
stsated about miles from Nashville, adjoining Henry
Driver formerly owed by L. Isry, and occupie4 by Mr.
p The Farm about 60 OF the richest An
Broduuve so large Orchard Of the best fruit rees
seres In sawees and lot Of the best Grapes in full bearing
sbriekoontans besides Kitchen
roes &C. vita alec story oee in the yard large ahe
and Barn sn excellent CisteFn and Gne we'll u he
ost desirable pisces in the vicinity OF Nashve will
soId low immediate application be made A. " 3. Lind
sey Who will the premises any desiring examine
| them. iseps5-iml y. A. LARIBB-
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Che most v YirtuOus Woman I'm France-Her
COr0naLfGns
yro the Paris Of London Star Sept R0
The great annual prize show of the Yirtuous
Women came off at the SuPesnes with great eclat
To those who had heard u few days ago, the praise
of wiring pronounced in the stiff, pedantic oratory
of NJ Guizot it was quite relief to hear it soothed
encouraged and requested to call again. as it We're
IN the bonied accents of the Archbishop of Paris
Although the weather was anything but inviting
cronds went bV the railway to Paris to behold this
eyer precious and delightful sight, and as fellow
traveller informed me, with the greatest bOnhommie
even those who had seen the Virtuous Woman be-
foy were only too glad to be able to show the right
to others At three O'Clock the scrutiny took place
within the church. The EirtuOus oman was pro-
claimed and was crowned with roses BY the Arch-
bishop, who was really much more lenient towards
her for being virtuOus than NJ. GuizOt would have
been His EIninence then gave long allocuton m
favor of yiFto wherein he exhibited to the hight all
the good points Of the Womans virtue, showing now
she fitst came by it. lin this case by Inheritance
mother had possessed it;) then how she mainnalned
thy never frequenting the Sunday balls and never
reading romauces which latter selt-demal proved
beyond a doubt the divine grace which had been
shed over this specimen Of the virtue of Suresnes.
Tho village however declared with one voice that
there were other reasons for not reading romances
ss the elect one had never learned TO read at AL
But this reason, although reckoning as OF hmPor-
tance among the stupid ignorant peasants was con-
sidered not worth recording by the Archbishop
Morlot, great theolOgiSa, great Mathematician
and logician beside
1t was great comfort, however, to such VAN ana
puerie peoBle of the world as those who had flock
ed in fine clothes by the railway to SnresRes TO see
that virtue was for once rewarded with something
else beside fine speeches. even from an Archbishop.
Three dozen goodiy covers of solid silver with Hye
hundred francs in money to the most vlrtuous giri
in the commune and one dozen spoons and two hun
dred francs to the second best gave one pleasant
feeling of the perfect justice with when tle VrIue
at Surcsnes IA properly weighed out ahd valued.
The second virtue was decidedly first in point OF
outward claim but that is rule, believe carried
out all over the world and not peculiar to Saresnes
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HeIiahIe as well as Desirable.
The Adams Express Company.
E@ 9S|;IllIII77
EpECTaI. NOTICE.

YVyHE Adams Express Company leave to their
and public Nashville that they have ooBclud
"a arrangements With the Louisville and Nashville Read
company under which they will extend the operations
Expess Road. commencing Angus; l leSa
completion Of Nashville end Of The road 70 Rowling
Green 10Th August, 1859, messenger will
through between Nashville and Louisville
For particulars Ss to rates, imei &e Apply % -
aug.-dn Nn saNnrksl Street, Nashvl.s, Tenn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

SA BOXES prime Western Reserve CHINESE, just received
eBU fresh and new. Fer sele BY
snzsa No ! Market Street
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NOTICE.

UyHE public respectfully Informed that JOHN BROWN
Of the hrm OF j. & r. W. Brown, Real Estate Agsass
again at home and has q very large amount Of The
Best City and Country Property
sale, that in the market Buyers AID sellers paFea
ry invited cali him he pledges hse Z use ey1
Effort to give satisfaction, snd Is prepared 50 gvs grt
ovFIck AK Cherry Street ssez---.-- ssez-e-
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CONTRACTORS WORK.

Bridge Bolts and Nuts: Derrick Mouutings; - O.
Cast Angle Blocks, Shoes and Sheayes Pulleys l
Washers: Bugges, and tools Of various
Mule Posers; kinds
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9lasb6iIIe aInion anS Ameriesn.
Da,Iy IS; rrl-wess.y $; weekly 81.
Rates OF advertising.

TEN LINES or LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
srrrn- r,,rrr
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HVIE Machine invented for broadcast scN1ng ano
4 ons thst every Farmer Ehould hays. . =.
Roi5-Im AkAofhcNo q 70.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08
AHcHIrECTURATs AND PLAIN IEoN

ARCHIT ECTURAF, AND PLAIN Iron
Work for Public and Private BniIdings.
Ere Proof Houie es sprais and Straight Stairs;
Iron Fronts and Roos Plain I'd Ornamental Window
Conservatory and Hot-huuse and Door Shutters
appointments; Hosting Machihes for Stores;
Columns window and Door Iron aud Glass PaSeaeus
. iAnteis ana SEi'; strong and water tight, adm
Cohols Aodlons and Brack raby adapted light up
ets- CornttEn Correggc lars ard vaults -.
Dorc Ionic Composite Street Crossings 6ratenrs
Canitals, for columns and Lamp Hitchng Posts:
- les OF al sizes Vaults ond Vault Doors and Jail
Cornices, Mouloings and Leaves work, &C ~
in variety.
Balconies Neranahs Area Cemetery enclosures
6es and Fences il wrought work. and composite
Jobbing and repairs executed with despatch.
Having toro ah practical ge the various brlnches
ot Mechanical r. ineerng shall my attention to
the general supervision Of the business, with the
OF competent FOren in the departe large
o. experienced Worner, and the my
command feel every c1nfd my ability compete sue.
cessip'ly with similar sbshment country.
AuEA 7. NJ. BRENNAN. NJ. & c. e.
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n1ssnr.nrION on Co.PARTNERsHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF COsPARTNEHSHIP.
II PAUL BRUCH. OF the late hrn Of GVsDORy & BKSeE
having removed to the State Of New York, and All claims
against having settled BY G1sdc the senior
partner persons indebted to said arm requested to come
aRd settle with him who alone attending to said bes
ness J. usdorE the wholesale Csr aEd Tobacco
business Ooopers Building, Up Stairs where hs invites all
country and retail merchants to give him a call
sep4-lm HUSDOHF bhUOH-
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EEyHR Nashville Coal Company viii from this date ossr
superior Coal at Is and % osnta per eashsi ten ne
OahosOn Cherry steel, ,bstKssn Union and Church.
uh5 r.
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NEGRO GIRL FOR SALE.

James johnson and wife vs. Louisa Stephens ek al
Ya decree the County Court Of Davidson county render
September fesn In the above eaase viii
o for sale Csuhcuse door Nashville Saturday
Is day Oeohcr girl named SYLVIA aged shout
is pexrs on Of months, with COED Seouri
PAYABLE in bank required. r. H. CHEATHAA,
.aTsa-ta. D'rs fee "a 50 Clerk \ Master
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Fhc most YirtuOus W oman I'm France-Her
COF0natiGn.

]. T., of Roanoke.
To John Randolph Rrysnt, Esq.
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We have already noticed the ascension from the
Fair Grounds at Rome, on Thursday bv Mr. Coe
and Mr. Joseph s Cottman and have briefly record
ed their rapid descent owing to an accident 10 the
balloon, which took them sky-ward Yesterday we
met the gentlemen who made the trip and from
their own lips learned the particulars of the ex-
ctino YOFagc- Ne nnIax tfa -
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fpIfIt3 tarDcntlles burning HuI8
Eill oalF he taken st owners risk
GanpoNer and friefIan mstehss AMI ses coalustle
c,es will he charged local ef each Road only
Beai's eeaveT,iaace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-08

viii he carried from ihs celebrated Plaster Banks Virginia
70 Chstanocga and Dalton. Stations Tenness
and 6eoT ia Railroad, dollars Of Gg6 poHriE
To Nashvi and all Stations the Nashville Chaaa0o<
Railroad at nine dollars per tor q oOn pounds
Aso Tuscua1ia and Sta1ls Tuscnmha. 40 ts
Memphis Charleston Roa1 al rice dollars ton al Sta
ems Wes. of Tascsfubia, AZ twelve dollars ton
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Emsr.sa,s pfcsure .a,lery.

Mr.. Emerson has opened ne~ Gallery, over the
store Of Mr.. asrring, one door west Of his old
stand. In his new quarters every thing has been
ranged in the pisasantest and most excellent man.
nsr The rooms, whieb are all On one floor, are d.
,idsd a. follows areceptioa room, finely fitted
up, In front operating 81 tLe Of this,
with private dressing room crt od from one ode;
and work room at the rear Of all, The operating
ssem hes large, 6ne north sky-lighs, said 10 be
the most elective light that can be ebtained>--
The rooms are all spacious, and Handsomely pre-
pared for the business. Every accommodation IL
provided for the convenience pleasure Of guests
and customers, ard ample apparatus and mate
siAis for pictures in all styles of the art. Mr..
Emerson' d skill in the psodsetion If The various
styiss Of san-pictsres 10 we il known In this
muni.y, and with improved facilities bis old sue
cess viii not be likely to forsake him in Lis new
quarters. ags
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sHEKIFR,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, 90
LEE cousrY. o.
DY virtue of special execution 10 me directed,
- issued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF
s1id county, in favor Of Hiram Barney and against
John A. Mum, viii sell 10 the highest bidder 1t
the door of the Clerk Office OF the Die trct Court
Of Lee County, Iowa, at keokuk in said county, on
the 24th day Of December, A. b. 1859, bstwesn the
hours Of o'clock =. and o'clock p. m. Of said
day the following property, to-wit The north
half Of the southeast quarter OF section one a.
township sixty-six 1861 north, range six (6l west
containing eighty 1907 acres more or less, in Lee
county and State of Iowa Sold by order OF Court,
foreclosure Of mortgage, to satisfy said writ Of
execution.
Keokuk, Nov. q, 1853. -
VIM. III. LEIGH,
nov14d Sheriff Of Lee Comfy.
sHERIFF,S SALE.
LEE cousrr. S.
DY &irtue Of a special Execution to me direct.
l. cd, issued by tho Clerk Of the District Court
Of said County in favoro of Charles C.. Stevens and
against William w. Cotton, have levied upon
and will sell TO the highest bidder, at the door oil
the Clerks 0fboe of the District Court Of Lex
County, Iowa, ut keskuk In said county, the
Gath day of December, A. ID. 1859, between th.
hours of O'Clock q. IN. and O'Clock p In. VI saic
and four IA in Block No. three 81 In W. III viii
liams and Perry a Reeves addition 10 the City o.
Heck ak, County of Lee and State of Iowa. sols
order of Court foreclosure of snortgate TO
isfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Nov. 23d, 1859.
VIM. II. LEIGH,
nv24d Sheriff of Lee County.
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CaM MERUI AL.

- asa~ r pArLY CARA ctrr orrrcA
Z -FOUR superfne, ~ So; spfink Nhskt, sx-
ira, 81 50a1f5 Fall wheat extra, e3s7A to % ia.
u gRAKsAND SHORTS. zs.o1so perl a. gtaF
Il CDAN--3S 10 3elsa saagaF aAt3taasssa
ep BARLEY.~Sprins, s5a4s, Fall. ess7bs-
b3wHRAT.-- In good demand. Fall sS&l ~ ;
spring 7east. sa &@ ia@
h oArs--ss. wa4a nasa $3.50
RYE--soc; In good densnd 4 a
PoTAToEs-~s7at 10 40 by the load retail Soc.
aROCERIES--Esw Orleans Sugar, fair sas !,
prime siaIo4, clarified 1oa1e2, crushed and loaf
i. fs. Moiasses--Plantation SO to 500, 3, II. SIS
to 80, Golden Syrup, IS TO zoe. conse-Kio 10
70 ls3- Java Isto Isc. LaguyrA, l3i TO IA. Rice,
stG6Ac.
k0AP~-Psim 64c, Family bic.
cAEDLKs--stsr 10 10 ~, stearins IL, Mouid
I2s, summer pressed, 10
LARD-I0 to ii retail f7le.
BUTTER--Choise Is to II retail - TO "a
HIDES--Dry IL; green, d.; green sheep psiss
90 TO s5e; green hog skins ~.
HAY-Prairic sol 10 "a; Timothy and Hunga.
riaB, *7ass, Bsisd do. $50 to SO; Retail, ei7.
SEEDs.--Hungarisn Grass, 10 to AZ cents
Timothy, 81 so 70 i 70; Flax Seed, 7sss0
6pNDRIES-onions. 50 to 40 Eggs, 10.
Feathers, soc to abe; White beans, roc 10 90.
FRUIT--0resn apples. choice, % oeto - 81
par bbi Dried apples, 81 es TO 10 per bush Dried
peaches, - 80 to 9376j Raiains, ~ 30 to 4 90
CHEEsE--W. n. II to liz; Denmsrk 81 TO ..
PROvIsIoEs-H Hams Lotto II Shoulders III to g.
clear aides 10 TO l.
HEEE~~lAsaAc xrnss. A te Sc Mar aua4teF --
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~ Il
STATE OF IOWA, ss
LEE COUNTY
pY virtue of . SPECIAL execution to me directed,
l. issued by the Clerk of the District Court oi
said county in iavor Of Hartford Bro, successors
Ac., and against Holt, Bro. Co. and nj. p. Eharts
will sell to the highest bidder at the door Of the
Clerks once of the District Court OF Lee County
Iowa, at keok uk In said county, the 24th day Of
December, A. u. 1859, between the hours of
o'clock a. m. and O'Clock p. m. OF said day, the
following property, to-wit. The ground, huildings
and fixtures and machinery Of the Des Moina Val
ley Planning Mill, situated In Keokuk, Lee ocanty
Iowa, described follows towits 80 feet front By
lao feet deep. being the inside parts of lots and
10, bieck ~ in the old limits OF the city of ksokuk
Sold by order OF Court Is the property of Holt
Bro. a Co., TO satisfy said writ Of execution.
keokuk, Nov Is, 1858.
VIM. III. LEECH,
nov2Ad Sheriff Of Lee County.
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0reas Auction safe.

This tSstardAy) morning, at 10 o'clock, also
in the evening, d. n. Hsnphrsy via sell II bis
sales room No. Estes House. q large lot Of 7 ur-
niture, Dry Goods, Ovsfcsass, Prints, Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps, lot Of Books, tIrdia and
it's InhsbitantsD enc Sugar Mil and heating
stoves (a22.it
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ia We have jast learned that Mclean q
Strengthening Cordial will cure the various dis
eases prevalent among children. 1t is necessary
that every parent should keep supply ON hAnd.
and when required give ~ directed. Try tit 10
pleasant 10 take. See advertisement In smother
column. rdecrsdAwim1
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Own .snoss. Passing by Dukes, the other dsy
cur attention was arrested BY . great display of
Ladies' Over shoes-Carpes, Calf, sheSp, Ba6aio,
Felt and Fur-cf all grades, eonditons and prics<,
from frst rate TO badly damaged, and prices rang
Ing from rs cents ~prards TO esst. He says they
are bound TO be got rid Of this winter having kept
them already little longer than was profitable.
Ladies, nov is your time; improve 1t Let nc
one complain Of cold feet when ovcr-shose COST bat
rs cents Y@2 l&4
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Hoos.-The receipts via the X. #. d. NJ.
4 N. r. r. on Wednesday and Thursday were

e Gen. Hcnningsen has nearly ready for
publication, work on Washington ~ .
Captain, written from original Investigation
Of the battles and strategic movements Of the
American Revolutionary war. Though the
author commenced bis labovs with but little
esteem for Washingson's military talents, he
has been led to tho conviction that be was
one Of the greatest Of strategists. The book
will occupy single volume.
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All who feel themselves interested in the gsner-
al welfare Of society, and desire the moral rfor-
nation ct tho youth If our stete whose unfortu-
nate condition In life has made them subject to the
ssvurvsr psnHrrIu Of our good snu Wholesome laws,
are respectfully requested to meet ~ VerAndah
Hall at o'clock tuesday evening, the 27th
inst, to take into consideration the propriety Of
memorislising the LIZ gsstGre in regard TO the es-
tablisnment of State Reform School.
J.. X. BRiGGs, in. SAnL II. MiLLxR,
j. A. 0RAnAn, T. \. EHsFER,
IL. w. SAnPxx, wv. BELxsAr,
j. HAIsKs. GEo w. M 'CRARY
VT. Is. Lysca, JOINS ERUcK,
VIM. THOMPSON, RALpa p. Lows.