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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-04-07

FLOWING.
Best blowing, Is, IS minutes. horses, 800
90 oxen, 800
MANAGER, Frank Hathaway.
CoMMITTEE-Gamaliel Walker, John Ozias
ii. b. Ha6ch.
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800 PRocLAMAr1oN


To the Iaha5fanfs Of Philadelphia and uicinify.
/ propose to cure almost simultaneously, individuals
afflicted with Headache, Neuralgia, Chill Fever, Ague,
(whe The parexysin is on,l Rhcumatism and a BIon
chal Affections.
propose to check and cIecnaly d.sipa,e more ache
and pain, and 20 accomplish nearer and more perfect
equlit rum Of nll The circulating fluids Boz The human
system han can Boz effected By any other or a other
methods ~ medical aid u che space Of time, tle
masses Themselves being Judges.
do not propose TO c,ue ec,,y disease bu, 800 such
are durable ly n,y combination ~ medical appliance
Ny Electric Oil operates on chemical ord electric Tun
Cpcs and is, therefore applicable % the natural
restoration 90 any organic arrangement arising from an
Improper circulation of Ncrvo-,ial fuid.
want the masscs 20 join in his mater-thc wen as
the sc because If these things are 30, all are alike in
The cures made by PROF DeGRAru. with bis
''EL f. CTRIC OIL
Are near miraculous resemble tae famed Scrip
turc account. Of SIMILAR cures iu ancient times by the
amounting with go, and these wonderful aud
instantaneous, 80 satisfactory and mitigating OF human
ID, % call pou public uuctouare. and those having
charge OF public Institutions Tor tac SICK and suffering 70
oos wen nio the wel-attestcd merits the simple efficacy
OF tls " Electric OIL"
/ iroicssor DEGHArH. therefore, hls deposited 500
OIL" sold AZ 80 SOUTH EIGHTH ST., phada.. fails
70 cuic single case OF Kheumatism, or Pains n ihe
Back Limbs, Piles Sores burns, Fever Sores, Ul-
Gers. Cakod Breast Sore Nipples Bronchial Affections,
Sweled Glands, tclons Stiffness in the Joints Neck
also, Iaqltaton. To remove all soreness and swelling
in from to 20 MINUTES happed 20 any patient male or
female ia the Amshouse or any public institution in the
city
MORE REMARKABLE CURES.
500 will be given, Il any Of the following persons can
500 they are not Of the highest resprctabty ia the
city Of Philadelphia and vicinity,
hseamsf'sg,-F, Duffy Esq, corner Of Locust and
Rleumatism.-Mr. W. Blanchard. 2o6 Eleventh St,
Phiada.
Rdemnaf'sp, John Clinton, 70 North Sixth Street,
Philada-
Rheanatism.-Dayid streittch. No. l Lybum Street,
Phada,
Spyained Wria-W Franklin. "a South Eight Street
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i1Ortrp.


From the St. Adams Democrat.
THE DRUNKARD's DOOM.
ny II. n. WHITNEY
The night was dark. the wind blew cold,
And chilling came the driving slcet,
As from a rustic cottage old,
light CLEANED faint into the street
Within dim and dingy room,
fitful FIRE upon thp hearth,
A mother sat, cnwrapped in gloom,
The spouse Of woe, the slave OF earth.
Upon her bosom slept her child
A scanty mantle wrapped him round,
While from her heart burst murmurs wild,
Responded by the faithful hound.
Still louder moaned the dreary storm.
And fainter bun ed the feeble light,
While colder grew her cherries form,
And slower sped the hours Of night
She slept at last and vac ely dreamed,
Then wakcd-and strove 70 sleep no more
But angels. lowering round -. seemed
To whisper-"Sic-r, ing uoes az GER
Twas midnight--past-the clock chmed Gone"
A groan--a step approached the door
The mastif raised a hollow moan,
And licked the mothers cold hands DER.
She heard It not---but seeming slept
The child upon her bosom, chilled,
Awaked, and nesting, grleving, wcpt
In tones that would mother thrilled.
The night was past-tho sun rose high,
A iray'ier CHANGED 70 finger near
A rueful scene there met his eye
And forced him wipe the speaking tear.
A "Fafhey" lay beside the door,
O'erspread with frozen slime and snow:
His soul hath fed. his cravings DER,
That end in deep imbittered woe.
Still sitting in her tireless seat
That "MorHER sat, all cold and pale,
Though quiet now, her slender feet
Had crossed tho-"dark and drcary vale
The "BABB" still lay upon her breasti
His little arms. 40 icc-likc cold.
Were placed around her neck In rest
His lips were dyed with Deaths dark mold
How sad tho soenc-Tifr srArUED THREE
A -MOIHER-BABE-ther room
DEATHS sTUpIO--he Artisi-He,
His suhiect-there-IH DKUNkARD'S DOOM
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DR, HENRY'S ELECTRIC OINTMENT

1 ~ mann > ElEN hlN yin VI EN q.
~ For curing Scratches, Calls, Calks, &C. on Horses
people
This Ointment where introduced is selling very rapid
y and why Simply for the reason that il does what
we boo all warrant doc to-vit TO cure scratch
on horses u nom two days. whom the directions
accompanying each box are strictly followed
have used DR.. Henry, Ointment for scratches and
salt hheum sores very often without single failure
He"'y Stt'eh1nr, Proprietor Pubbc House. Highgate,
lts the best remedy for scratches gals and calks
ever saw l.. SaHderi0u, Proprietor fremont House,
So. 1ibdtS. w.
With the recommendations Of such veteran horse deal.
ers as Nlr stnchour Of llghgaic and L. sauderson OF
~ Adams any other endorsement unnecessary They
say it CURES scratches. CALLS 6c on horses with almost
absolute certainty. II is excellent for sores in cows
tea and appears to be just the article for every farmer
10 keep in constant readiness Buyhngton H. Fres
Press.
Ii has been tried and NOT found wautug.--Sf A5ans
w., Messenger.
cured my hand with DR.. Henry's Electric on,men,
IN two weeks when the physicians said would be with.
out the use OF 1t two months had cut all my fingers Z,
A. II.
had the misfortune to scald myself unite severely
and by making an application Of your Dr. Henry's Oint
ment the pain from the burn almost instantly disappear
cd and in five minutes felt inconvenience whatever
from the effects Of the fire. Clarinda Sampson, Mont
gOmory ".
lengthy Advertisement Of this Ointment. Enough that II
is warranted 10 gre dc0p whether used for scratch
e' sores burns, or any wound Of whatever nature or
man or beast
Farmers. arc your COWS troubled with sore tents -
Apply this Ointment at night, aud they well ia In,
morning.
Sold by the agents Of Prof Motifs Magic Hair Inyiqo
rator' Manufactured at Hghgate, w. BY A. j. Green.
L. p. pIERcE and FHEp. 4. sMIrn, Agents Tor Mont
pelicr. 5LO2
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Aittraru institutions.
NJ ORTHFIELD TON
IN NORTHFIELD VT

a. ''i'NhiLt a. ~ Principal,
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers
II will be the constant aim of the Teachers TO form in
every student habits Of sefreancc aud thorough persn
verng study Every effort will be made to render tho
school pleasant to the student and worthy Of the conf
denee end liberal patronage of the public Rare facilities
areohered for the study Of French German and Italian
WINTER InRN commences Nov. Oath 1858; SPRIHu
TERN, Feb. 23d 1859; SUMNER TERN, MAY 18th 1859
FALL TENN. Sept. 7th, 1850 10.
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TO THE lmpeled by desire to
Il do unto others / would that some one had done
by me when similarly situated. hereby earnestly eau
ton all sufferers from Spermaiouhua or Involuntary
Exhaustion, against all the tricks and traps Of the va
rious swindling quacks.
Shnn them al aud Il disposed profit by my expen
ence enclose stamp, and send brief descrpuo"
Of your to Box l76 Charlestown, Mass 45oo
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mtoicaI

DEAD THIS KNOW THAT YOU
IL CAN DE CURED
Trial Bottles given away at
FRED. T.. SMtTH's DRUu SroRE.
WEEKS'S
VI A G. I G G. q NJ = q II " u.
This excellent article Is second for the speedy
removal Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping Cough
Sore Throat, Group, and Lung Diseases in general
This Compound has gained its present high reputation
safe and remedy for all Lung diseases, simply
because IL always cures You.
Good people Of Montpelier and vicinity give Il ir
al when you become convinced that
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
is the best thing in market II has been necessary
TO puff and blow this medicine into notice. for the simple
reason wherever It has been introduced has given per-
feet satisfaction and the public have become convinced
1HIT rms IS NO MUNRO,
and ought tn be- used in every family II you want any
thing hiu this, ask your ncghbors who have used
the article and have been benefited thereby They will
tell their story
This medicine is purely vegetable and contains in.
gredient more poisonous than the Fig
CAUuoN.-Io prevent imposition the genuine Magic
Compound will hereafter be put up IN bottles made OK
prcssy for that purpose with the following words blown
in the glass-WEBKs' MAGIC CoMroUND, ST. JOINS
RuRY, VT.
The genuine has the written signature Of r. b. MA.
COON ON the outside wrapper
For sale by FRED. j. SMITH, Montpelier VI.
IVhu
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THEIR PARTICULAR SPHERE,

II is not claimed that they will cure all discase but
in those specified above las thousands estfy) they
are the most eihcacious Of any now known.
BE particular ia ordering, 10 mention which OF inc
three Preparations are required, II for Consumption
&c, the lst and Sd alternately, best II for Liver
Complaints, &c, the "a or Dyspepsia ("hen inyeief
atel the I'd and Sd Ia alienation, more successful
In moderate cases one will suffice.
There three Preparations, one for Consumption ~
all its various forms for Liver Complaints ana then
attendants. 10 which particular attention Is caed) ant
for Dyspepsia Out Of nearly two thousand strongly
marked cases there have not been twenty failures.
From numerous testimonials we select the following;
A VERY INTERESTING CASE.
Mr.. D. l.. ELDER (of this cityl is well known on,
Of the most hopeless cases Of Consumption Messrs
HoRACE CHIEFLY and W. g. BRYANT, (of the Iubua,
and Posf) are familiar with the following facts and cir
cumstances.
Mr. ELDER was actively engaged in the last Presden
tia campaign, and his intense labors, day and night
broke down his health, which had been good f0i
many wears; this followed by a severe cough ant
bleeding from the lungs, which continued down 20 las
December, when he commenced using Of these Pre-
parations. For the previous two months he had beC
every day, sometimes quite profusey and his cough
terrible, In months time he was able TO be abou
through the city during an weahers and in less thar
two months after beginning to the remedy, he wa
engaged ~ canpassng the city, and his feet near
~ all the time from O'Clock in the morning till in The
afternoon, convcrsng with hundreds Of persons, ant
transaciing large amount Of business. He is now az
hearty looking man as one in thousand. His pres
ent residence is at j62 lIudson-street New York.
Dr. Bronson be consulted either by letter. address
cd to Box $685. p o., at the Office Of the Genera
Agents from to ~.
These Preparations can be obtained through any res
pecable Druggists in the United States or Canadas-
Price 81 per bottle, with full directions All orders must
be addressed to
HENRY X. CHURCH & CO., General Agents,
80 MAIDEN-LANE, NRw-NoRK. so 6;
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These and successful preparations Of Food for the
Blood biased upon It's analysis in HEALrH, which gives
the standard and in different diseases. when
them with the proper materials FOR making pure and
healthy bood) are among the most important discover
les Of the age. They destined produce a royou-
ton in the treatment and Of Chronic Diseases.
Having perfect scientific foundation, they far
moved from the sphere of all Nostrums and Patent ed
cines Physicians Of all schools using these Prepar-
atoms, mot Med'ciaes) with the most satisfactory
snlts. Ihey are taken DIV drOns. not spnonlnls.
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Go. W. HiGGINborHAM
SARAH a HIGdINBioITiHf1AlM.

SARAH A. HIGGINBoTHAM.
PRoY. WooD-Dear Sir My hair had, for several
yeays, been becoming prematuely gray accompanied by
harshness which rendered the constant application OF
oil necessary in dressing it, When commenced using
your Hair Restorative, about two months ago,
that condition and having continued its til within
the last three months Il has turned its natural color
and assumed sofness aud usfe greatly be preferred
10 those produced by the application Of oils or any other
preparation ! have ever used. regard II as an ndis-
pensabe article for every ladys toilet whether 10 be used
Hair Restorative for the simple purpose OF dress
ing beautfyng the hair You have permission to re-
fer all who entertain any doubt Of performing all
that II claimed for II. MRS. c. SYMONDS
Cincinnati, o. Feb. 10. 1857 ia Third ST
WeHngtoR, No. Dec 8, 1857
PRoF. WooD--Dear Sir BY the advice Of a freud Of
mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative was
induced try H. had the fever, some time last Nav
nearly every hair In my head came out. Now my hair
has IN great deal thicker than ever it was Moth
ing but duty and sympathy that feel 10 communicate
TO others who afflicted have been would induce
have received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
ut Yours respectfully, A. X. JACOBS.
The Restorative Is put up in bottles of 3 sizes, viz
large, medium and small; the small holds Ia pint,
and rcails for dollar per bottle; the medium holds
At least twenty per cent in proportion than the
small, retas for two dollars per bottle the large holds
quart 40 per cent more IN proportion, and retail for
three dollars.
o. j. WOOD CO., Pfopnetors. 4if Broadway, New
York. and Ia Market ST. st. Louis, No.
sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
5l;63
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TT is NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY,
Il SINCE ALL,
OLD IND YOUNG, AFFIRM ITS
TRUTH, VIZ.
That Professor Woods Hair RestOr0tiue

Win preserve infalliby the growth and color Of the
hair, II used two three times week any magina
BILE age. Perfectly restore the gray the bald with
natures ornament the hair make il more soft and
beautiful than any OIL and preserve the scalp free from
all diseases TO the greatest age Statesmen, Judges At
torneys Doctors, Clermen, Professional aud Cen
uemen and Ladies Of all classes all the world bear
testimony that do not say too much in its iayor.-
Read the following. and Judge
Hickory Gyore, ~. Charles Co., No., Noe. 10, 1857.
PRoF o. j. WooD-Dear Sir Some time last sum
meT induced 10 Of your Hair Restora-
tive, and its effects wonderful we feel it our duty
to you and the afflicted, TO report IT,
Our little sons head for some time had been perfectly
covered with sores, and some called it scad head The
hair almost entirely came of 10 consequence, when a
friend seeing his suerings, advised us 70 use your Res
toratFe, did with little hope " success but 20 our
surprise and that Of all friends very few applica-
tons removed the disease entirely, and and luxu-
RANT crop Of hair started out and we can now say
that boy has healthy scalp, and as lnxuriant a
crop Of hair any other child We can therefore and
do hereby recommend your Restorative as a perfro,
remedy for all diseases Of the scalp and hair.
III.
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Wehave put up aud sold this article for over 10 yrs
and CAN SAY, IN COMP nENcB AND TRUTH Of it,
what We have never been = able TO saw of any other
medlcine-NENtH HAS . 1T FAILED, IN A SIN
e. IL T. INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A CURE, when
timely used. Never did = we know instance Of
dissatisfaction by any one who used il, On the con
uafN' an are delighted with It's operations and speak
in terms OF highest com u mendaton Of lis maricnl
euects and medical virtues We speak ia this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW, ar ~ ter ten years experience,
AND fLtp0H oUh hEPurA uoN FOR rHE FCLrfL-
hENr OF WHAT WE HIRE = DECLARE In almost owe
~ instance where the IN - FAINT is suffering from pain
and exhaustion relief will - be found IN fifteen mr. t,nn-
~ minutes after the syrup = is administered
ms valuable prepare : lion is Che prescription Of
S Si'l ~, l1s most EAfEkl ENCED and SkILLFUL
~ nolo ~ new England : and has been used with
IN THOUSANDS : OF CASES.
ho' only removes me " child from pain, but invg-
49, ~ lne stohlIeh ana bowels, correcs acidy,
Will almost instantly re leye
GRIPPING IN THE, BOWELS, AND
WIND Z collie,
ana overcome commissions which if not speedily rem
euleu, tha IN death. We believe it the BEsr and
suHEsr REMEDY IN THE 4, WORLD in all eases ol
~ oLNl Ehl AND DI ~ ARRHQ3A IN Chill
DREN, whether arises y from teething or from am,
other cause We would - saw 10 every mother ,rhe
ha9 ehild suffering from any Of the foregoing com
plalnts--Do NOT lrr YOUR = PRrJunioRs SON rHr
fHhIN picts or OTHERS : stand between your suffer
ing child and the relief that will be SURE YES All
SOLUIELY sURE-to follow the use Of his med
lclne If timely used. Full ~ directions orusng will
company each bottle 80 None genuine unless tho
fac-simile Of CURTIS & Il PERKINS New York /,
on the outside wrapper.
sold by DRUGGISTS = throughout the world
Principal Office, No. l3 Cedar-st., New York
Price only rs cents per bottle.
J02
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PREPARED BY
JOHN T, BILLINGS,
PHARMAC EUTIsT,
LOWELL, MASS.
THE LIVER INVIG ORATOR
rRrrAnnn by DIR. sANrnnp.

NOWpUuUuCU CUIIVIl TIVII y 0T.'I1f
is ONE OF THE BEST PURGAIlNE AND LlN-
Err MEDICINES now before the public, that acts as a
Cathatc, caster, mdcr aud more ciicctuul than any
other medicine known. IL Is not only Catharfc, but a
Lirer remedy acting first the Lrcr 10 eject its NOR
bid NATTER then the stomach and bowels to carry OFT
that NATTER thus accomplishing purposes cilcctualy,
without amy Of the painful feelings oXpcenccdn the OPP
Grafton Of most Cdtarfics. IL strengthens the system
the time that 1t purgcs it and when taken daily
10 moderate DOSES will strengthen and build 1t up with
ID s.t.I
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4 Ii HAIL PROFESSOR MOTIFS
MAGIC HAIR INVTG ORATOR
AHEAD

It's equal has been found. Tits manufactured by
A. j. GREEN at Highgate, VT and is put zap ia larger
bottles, in more tasty style and is highly perfmcd
than any of the numerous hair dressings Of the day.
ONE APPLICATION
is warranted 20 remove all daudrun; it will restore hair
90 bald heads, whore the roots are NOT entirely gone
will give life aud ygor the hair thereby impurt
ing 20 it It's natural color.
This ln,gorator is superb article for dressing the
hair, impartng brilncy TO the same, causing il no be-
come soft and glossy and is the most highly pcrfumed
article now 100 the market
by It's medicinal qualities this Iuvgoator will restore
healthy action TO the blood vessels (which nuursh the
glands beneath the surface Of the scap thereby causing
free and healthy circulation blood, and by It's tonic
ton and vgor in the ROOTS cutting up the thick matter
formed In tle tubes opening the pores " the scalp,
thereby giving free and healthy action 10 the and
vgor 20 the hair, and u all where the glands and
blood vessels have been entirely deprived Of their
uuy and life by disease this lnygorator will produce
new growth of hair.
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UP THE HILL A BERRYING.

UP THE HILL A BERRYING.
On a sunny summer morning,
larly a. the dew was dry,
tn The hill ! went a herrying
Need tell you--tell you why
FARMER Davis had daughter,
And It happened that | knew,
On each sunny summer morning, Jenny
Up the hill went hcrryng too.
Lonely work is picking berries,
So joined her on the hill;
"Jenny dear" said |. "yUur baskets
Quite too large for one TO FILL"
So we staid--wo twO--to MI it,
Jenny talking--l was still
Leading where the hill was steep,
Picking berries up the Hill.
"This is uphill business said Jenny;
$50 ia life" said "shal we
Climb each, alone, or Jenny,
Will you come and climb with me y
Redder than the blushing berries
Jennys checks "a moment grew.
While. without delay, she answered,
II will come and climb with you"
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I'm. c. B. BRoNsoNls NEw CURES

Consumption, Liuer Complaints, dyspepsia,
and all other Chronic Diseases arising from,
OUer- Use, General Debility, or Nervous
Prostitution.
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April 6, 1859.

Between Broadway and Greenwich-st, near WASH
ington Market.)
MERCHANTS, FARMERS and Dealers are most
IHL respectfully invited to call and examine our
New and carefully selected stock of
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, FERTILIZERS. DC.
all Of which we will sell as low, if not LOWER than
any other house in the trade. Below we enumerate
a few of the articles We have constantly on hand
viz: Plows. GOO varieiies.) Harrowi, Cultivators,
Horse Hoes, Grain Mills, Grain Cradles, Saw Mills,
Fan Mills, Hay and Stalk Cutters, Churns, Wheel
barrows, Garden Engines, Pumps, Water Rams.
Farm Carts and Wagons, Moving and Reaping Ma
chimes, Wagon, Cart and Fam Harness Weather
Vanes, Shovels, Spades. Forks, Hoes, Scythes, Rakes
&c and a complete supply Of Horticultural Imple-
ments, Seeds, and Fertilizers.
GuanO. Bone Dust. Super-Phosphate
OF LIME, PoUDRETrE, &C., &c.
We would call particular attention to our new
and large assortment of Grain, Field, Grass. Herb
Flower and Garden Seed, which we warrant to be-
pure and fresh.
Please give us a call and examine our Stock n,
send for a price list.
F. A. MAYHER & Co.. =
No. 81 VEsEY ST., N. Y.
Y Please remember Nav Stand, North River
side Of City.
April Z, 1883. 25.Iy
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Terms of Advertising.
t TWELVE LINES MAKE A SQUARE. "a

20 All additional SQUARES charged In The same
proportion a
e- Yearly Advertisers have the privilege Of
changing their advertisements quarterly.
GY All SPECIAL NOTICES must be paid for extra
at the rate of from SO cts. to 81, and upwards
according to their length.
~ Notices of meetings, whether pablie or Of
societies, are considered as advertisements, and
charged accordingly.
Money for advertising is due any tiae after
she first insertion.
~ Subscription to Paper $3.50 per annunn, il
ADVANCE. If payment be made within thirty days ii
vii be considered as advance but if permitted to
eFerrun that time, TWO DOLLARS will be demand
ed. The money for subscription is due at the time
Of Subscribing, and will be considered collectable al
amx time thereafter.
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A New Man at the Wheel!
BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTORY!l

THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN THE
4 Store formerly occupied by D. K. STEPHENS, on
MAIN STREET, OF posite the Post Office, (sign Of
the Big BOOTY would inform the citizens of Freehold.
and the public generally, that he is prepared to man
ufacture to order, BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds
and will guarantee to give general satisfaction. The
best of workmen will be employed in this establish
ment, and al work will be made in a NEAT and SUB
sTANTIAL manner.
All those DESTROYS of enjoying the comfort of a
GOOD FITTING and NEAT LOOKING BOOT or SHOE, are
requested to call upon the subscriber.
u Repairing done with despatch, and in a sub
stantial manner.
HENRY C. RoESER.
Freehold, March "a, 1859. Oily.
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For Sale or Rent.

TIME TWO STORY BUILDING ADJOINING
J. the Barber Shop, and opposite the Court House,
on Main Street, Freehold. This is a very desirable
and valuable business stand-is we'll calculated for
a Bakery. or almost any mechanical business. The
first story may be used. as a Store. being fitted for
that purpose. Til second contains two rooms, neat
ly finished and fresco pain ed. There is basement
under the whole, finished in good style, and suitable
for a Saloon. There is not a superior location, nor
a better calculated building for a business stand IN
the village. For terms enquire at Ibis office, or of
WA. WALTON.
Freehold March 10. 1859. 19-tf