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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15
f. ASuTON !!

WE ARE GOVERNED BY FASHION TO A
w greater or less extent. Some make it point
to advertise because it is the fashion; to occupy
2tge space in Tho papers because it is the fashion
but my object in advertising is to let the public
know that | am still ALIVE, and have on hand a
good supply Of
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES, VESTINGs,
and Trimmings, which want to SELL, and make up
TO ORDER. Also on hand, full supply of
FURNISHLNG coos,
such as Shirts, Shirt Collars, Neckties Half Hose
Under Shirts and Drawers, Suspenders, Black Silk
Neck Handkerehiefs. and Linen Pocket Handker-
chiefs. Any of which will sell as low as they can
be had of the same quality, at any store in the viii
lage
Place of business one door ncrth of ]. NJ. Hop
per's Jewellry Store, Main Street
B. B. ESTELL.
Freehold Sent g. 1859
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

fRg It is understood that but $50, 600 has
to. be paid to complete the purchase of Mount
Vernon Under the superintendent of COM
potent gentleman the out-houses have been..re-
paired; the old paths, almost elaborated, are
being traced and cleaned up, and other meas
ures are iflprogress to arrest the rayages OF
decay.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

A CRITICAL SURGICAL OPERATION A
B. Crosby, of Hanover, N. H., recently re-
moved from lady in that place an ovarian
tumor weighing twenty-eight pouads, which
had been growing for two years, and must
have soon caused her death. The patient is
doing WELL and will speedily recover.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

DS~ Summary punishment has been indict-
ed on a party Of indians who were concerned
in the late massacre of the overland emigrants
to California Lieut.. Gray, with party Of AZ
dragons surprised them, and after sharp
fight 90 of them were killed.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

Mr. Buchanan is reported to be preparing
ing an elaborate reply to the recent manifesto of
Mr.. Douglas on sqnatter sovereignty, and has
sent to New York for Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett, to aid him in putting the matter in
the best form for the public eye. 1t is on
this business that Mr. Bennett has been closet
ed with the President daily for the past week.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

Day- Even the Democracy are compelled to
admit that Charles S. Olden is man OF
wholly unexceptonable character. The True
American, Sussex Democrat, and other jour
mails of that party, concede without question
his ability. That Mr.. Olden will be our next
Governor. we have scarcely doubt.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

aa~ The citizens of Norwich, Ct, celebra-
ted the two hundredth anniversary of the set
Element of thei town, ON Wednesday and
Thursday of last week, and it is stated that
six thousand non-residents participated in the
ceremonies upon the occasion.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

aeg- The National Fair, soon to be held at
Chicago. attracts to that city a large number
of the fancy" Within week two hun
dred gamblers have arrived there. One has
a capital of SIS, 900, with which to start a
faro bank
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

MAINE ELEcrIoN.--The majority for Gov
ernor Morril, Republican, will reach over ten
thousand The Republicans have elected thir-
ty out of thirty-one Senators, and nearly
three-fourths of the Representatives.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

nar Anderson, the opposition candidate in
the Fourth Kentucky district, has received
the certificate of election. His official major
ity is. three. This makes an opposition major
ity in the delegation.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEwARK--In this city
on the evening of the Nth inst, Edwin Hold
er, aged twenty three years, walked off the
draw on the turnpike bridge, as the draw was
closing, fell distance Of fifteen feet, and was
drowned in the presence Of hundreds of people.
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Executors Sale.

TTNHE EXECUTORS OF JOHN E. DAWSON late
L of the Township of Milestone, dec d, will sell at
Public Vendue, THURSDAY, the 9Th dav Of
September next, on the Farm where the deceased
lately lived near the Burnt Tavern, sundry goods,
and chattles, such as Horses, Wagons, Carriage,
Plows, Harness. Windmills Threshng Machines and
Moving Machine, (Manny's Patent Boards, Lum-
Der, Paiings, Rails and sundry other goods NOS
mentioned.
Sale to commence at o'clock, P. NJ, Of said day,
when attendance will be given aud conditions made,
known by
VIM l. DAWSON,
F0RMAN DAWSON G.
GILBERT W. DAWSON, hAecusorS-
CHARLES ALLEN.
Dated August D. 1859.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

Bar The Ocean Comfy Opposition Con-
vention will be held on the FIRST of October
next A senator is to be nominated in the
place of Mr.. Brown, whose term has expired
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Dissolution.

NOTICE TO FARMERS & OTHERS.
TINE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
L listing between Bernstiu & Heymen has been
dissolved Hereafter, HENRY HEYMEN will pur-
chase Cattle on bis own account -
Freehold Sept. /, 1859. 44-3w
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LOP
Dining Saloon.

7 LOPEMAN WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC
y that he re-opened his Dining Sa- y
loon in Freehold, where meals can be pro- 81 ~
cured at all hours, together with Oysters - -
Pies and other Refreshments
He would also take this opportunity of stating
that he will have two Stands upon the FAIR GROUND
where persons can procure regular Meals, and Re
feshmentS of al kinds, which will be served up in
good style aud at reasonable rates.
Sert. Is, 1859 46tf
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Dissolution.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
Il isting under the firm of the Misses G. L. g. NJ.
A. Throckmorton, in the Millinery business is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
debted to said firm, will confer favor by settling
their accounts, G. E. TRR0CKNORTON,
NJ. A. THROCKM0RTON
Freehold, Aug %, 1859.
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NEWARK, Septembe.


Hon. CHARLES S. OLDEN: a~s
DEAR Sir The Opposition Convention,
which held its session i'll Trenton yesterday,
for the purpose of nominating candidate for
Governor Of the State, charged US with tile
agreeable duty of Informing you that you
were selected, by unanimous vete, as their
candidate for that office, and also of soliciting
your acceptance of the nomination.
In discharging this duty, we tn nix it prop
er to say that while the names of gentIemen
of great worth, and possessing to an eminent
degree, the confidence Of the people of the
State, were presented to the Convention for
that distinguished position, it was soon quite
evident that your nomination was preferred by
large majority of that body; and we venture
to assure you that you may confidently rely
upon the cordial, united and Jealous support of
Opposition party of New Jersey.
Permit us, sir, to express the great pleas
ure We feel in having been made the medium
of communicating to you the most satisfac-
tory result of the labors of the Convention.
Very respectfully, your obedient servants.
ASA WHITEHEAD,
THOMAS III. DUDLEY
GEORGE H. Brown,
MAHLoN HUTCHINSON.
RICHARD SPEER.
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THO
Physician a d Surgeon.

DR. E. B. HALL, graduate in Aopathy and
~ Homeopathy having had extensive experience
in the various departments of his profession offers
his services to the citizens of Freehold and vicinity
Residence at
I. T. BARKALOW'S g UNION HOTEL"
OFFICE HouRs-Till A. NJ. from to 2 and to
8 P NJ.
REFERsNcE.-Rev. Charles E Wilson, Homdel
Rev rhos. Taylor, Freehold, and Hon. VIM F.
Brown, of Ocean,
Freehold Sept s. 1859. 45tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

RG~ Official information is received at
Portland that the Great Eastern leaves Ho-
lyhead for that city. on the 18th inst
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

Ba- Bishop Odenheiner preached at Prince
ton last Sunday. The Standard says:
His enunciations Of gospel truth are clear
precise and effective His style, both in its
simplicity and direetness, is admirably adapt
ed to the pulpit; and his common sense views
of religious truth are exceedingly favorable to
the impressions which he earnestly endeavors
to make We think him sure of most well
come reeep ion in this State. both as preach
er and Bishop; and trust that his miaistra-
tons may be largely attended by the Divine
blessing"
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Mules! Mules Mules !!
a nd Horses.

* N W. MORRIS DEALER IN HORSES
@zaYS and Mnles, Manalapan, Monmouth County,
Ss-4<~ N. j., is now purchasing Horses and Mules
for shipping. Any having Mules for sale
exchange will find purchaser by calling on me,
and anybody wishing to buy TO match Mules or
Horses, may be accommodated at any time by call
iAg at my residence in Manalaran.
ag~ Enquire at Manalapan Post Office
Sept 10, 1859 n W. NORRIS
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NOTICE.

The undersigned would take this opportunity of
informing her friends, and the public generally that
she will continue to carry the above business at
the old stand where she will be happy TO wait upon
her old customers at all times.
G. E THROCKMORTON
Sept. l. 1852 44-3w
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BILLIARD SALOON

BILLIAKD OALUUN
For Sale, For Rent, or Exchange.
i sells Harness Factory, ia Freehold. is offered
for Rent with or without the Tables or will Sell
Exchange the Tables, or put the Saloon out upon
shares. C. I. FLEMING
Freehold, Sept. 10, 1859. 4R-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-09-15

Bsg~ The mysterious disappearance of Mr.
Patton, hardware dealer at Lafayette, Ind
was announced month ago. 1t was discov-
cred that he had eloped with a Miss Potts of
GAINESVILLE, Wis, and had probably gone to
California. 1t has since come out that Miss
Potts was bis & st flame that he was former
ly engaged to be married to her, but the mar
rage was prevented by the elfr;s Miss Potts
brother, who intercepted their letters and pro-
duced an enstrangeInsn9- Mr.. PattonI then
married respectable Young lady of Lafayette,
after a brief eourtship, and they lived happily
together, he never having given his wife occa-
sion to denbt for moment the sincerity of
his affection But the truth in relation to his
first love at length become known to him. He
renewed his correspondence with her, and the
result has been cir fight together. Mrs.
Patton has fled an application for divorce and
alimony on the ground of adultery and aban-
donment, and her case ELECTS heartfelt sympa-
thy.
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NOTICE.
WANTED.

A GOOD, ACTIVE, AND INDUSTRIOUS BOY.
IA to learn the Carriage Making Business. None
need app unless they come we'll recommended
Enquire of SAMUEL ROGERS,
Sept Is 1859 South ST., Freehold.
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GunsEnit rs Shop.
E'lemaington Tile

TIVE SUBSCRIBER HAS CONSTANTLY ON
i hand, and is at all times prepared to receive
orders for every variety of DRAINING TILE
Shipments OF Tile viii be made to any Station the
Railroad between Freehold and Higbtstown.
&dg All Orders prom tly attended TO-
The Pennington Tile is superior to any other in
use. and am prepared to furnish it at very reason
able prices. Adde'S,
SAMUEL ROGERS,
Freehold, Monmouth Co., NJ
September Is, 1859. If
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Great Attraction!
A. HaII's Labor and Time Saving
WASHIh MACHr

WASHING MACHIxE.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECTFUL
4 ly inform the public that they have purchased
of A. Hall & Co. the right to manufac ure for Free
hold Township, his patent for the best WASHING
MACHINE ever brought before the community. This
machine is decidedly superior to any arrangement
OF the kind invented. Being constructed with great
simplicity, 1t works with perfect ease, consuming
but little time. 1t is warranted not to tear the
the clothes, being made in the best workmanIike
manner. Nothing but the best of material is used
in its construction and will keep in good working
order with proper care.
$3.50.
Gzg~ All orders addressed to the Subscribers, at
Englishtown, viii be promptly attended to-
JOHN B. STOUT 6 co.
Englishtown, N. j., Sept Is, 1859. 46-tf
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NOTICE TO FARMERSI

GMALLEY'S CELEBRATED REAPER AND
~ Mower Combined for sale by
GEORGE W. PATTERSON,
May 5, 1859. ZIG
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Acceptance of Mr.. Olden.

BY the following correspondence it will be
seen that Mr., Olden has formally accepted the
nomination for Governor, rendered by the OPP
position and American Conventions:
NEWARK Sentemher g 1870
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DIR J r. ENGLISH

DENTIST,
ON MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, sECoN
~ door below the Drug Store of A. WALKER. Is
g In his Office on Mondays and Tuesdays
Freehold, April 8, 1856. 24-1y
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Real Gstste.
SnERIEi'S SALE,

fSY virtue, of n writ of Fieri Facias. isene,l
AboIt of the Circuit Con for Cecil county
Al; he suit Of Francis b. Crook slaniss against
the goods and cha,tlcs, lands and tenelnents
OF John Y. Price, 10 me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the right
It'll, claim, int r'st and estate. AT law and
IN cl"i'y. If the sad John V. Price, in ant!
~ "A the following property:
No. l. All that Piece, P,rcel or
Tract ct Land stiate lying and eing it,
Snssa!ras Neck, Crcil county. cont, ming
HG8 Acres, E1ore CT less,
adjoining lands Of James ". Mors IN, VIM.
Ilmi amt 9TH rs.
No. =. All that P:eca, Parcel or
Tract at Land, living AMI being near cl,on.
Z eli county. ali .'iuing Ian l. Of tht heirs OF
Elizabeth II. Psitc, ami "fhers Containing
20 sC-Cs, More az Less;
mud hereby give notice that on
THes tag, tie l5tt day Of .Uurct, 1859,
AT rht COURT Housr Duua. IN gLRruS,
l VIII H"r Tor safe slil properly, 50 xciZ I'd
and taken in execution, II, Pablo Auction
I" the highest bidder for Cash, to sltist, said
writ.
" Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Feb 10 1SI%-tI. Sheriff
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Gn.aimal.
El.KTCN ACADEMY.

Frincipal-E. F. NJ. Fac ~. A. NJ.
Assisiant- Mas. A. NJ. FAEuTz and Miss
SARAH L. BEowN.
Rates Of Tmiin per Term:
LIST. CT ASS ceiling, Reading, Writing
Elementary GuosraphS, arithmetic and
Grammar, So 90
2ud CLASS.-The above with Book Keep
ing, IL, H. ntary Algebra, Mcrsnra ion,
Elementary Geometry, Nat. Philosophy.
History, Composition " nccllniaIi"n 81 80
3rd. @! MYSTICAL Geography, Chem
isiry. Physioiogy. Nat. Thoo"gr, As'ro-
n"my, Mcn'al and Moral hil"s"py, Logic,
Rhetoric. Geology, olitical Economy,
Mythology, History OF Literature, Eyi
dr,ces oi Christianity, aud Latin, $3.50
sth. Cl.ASS.-Shrr"y Higher Mathc-
niatics and Greek, So 80
Any nf the above named Branches, with
one Modern Language, French, German
0i Italian. g. 80
With tMo or three mentioned, $3.50
EXTRAS.
Music on Piano or Molodeon pr term $500
Music Vocal. 81 %
Pencil Drawing, $40
Col"rcd Crayon or Painting in Water
Cnurs. $500
Each of the two Winter Tcrns, to drtray
expenses fm fuel, so 81
No deduction for less than weeks loss
Of tine. fully 81, lS5S--ti.
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SELLING OFF AT COST
TO etINSx, RgIV.

THllE subscribers intending to close bust.
L ness by the 18th IF March, next, nilcr
thci' Stock OF Goods ~ Cost. II consists oi
i good assortment OF goods, such as
SILKS Cobuigs, Alpacas.
DeIainrs, Prints, Swiss Mnslins.
Ginglams, Brrrges, Hosiery.
GioVeS, Trimmings, Buttons,
and Il variety of
Notions, Gentlrmcn's Wear, Kerscys,
CaSslncrrs, C"Itonadrs. Je,ns,
Linens, Hats. Boots, Shoes.
iiaf'l-Ware. Glassware, Stunr-Wire
Earthen ana China-warc; Medicines, Drugs.
ana general variety Of articles usually kept
III Country store; AL oc which will actually
he sold t" merchants. or others. that may
lhr"r us with call, at FIRST COST. FOR
CASH. We invite all who want b lrglIn- Ia
call so"n aud buy GoudS at a saving Of 20
rcr cent. WM. j. GRANT CO..
Jan /, lS39-.lf Cherry Till.
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Eseulapius Drug Store.
Eseiisl; its s.IAlbrOcatiOn!

72 llilS Great Imminent is now almost uni
w 'crSn'ly used as The best appicat on tor man
Z q or horse for all outward affections such ~
'pratis, Pains. Bruises, Fresh Cuts. khen-
mh,Em, Neuralgia. &c. 1t gives instant rciipf.
ma makes far more Cures than any other ,nament
sold. 1t is ,Iso found upon eApe. renee to be a
certain euro for chlrped or cracked hands. and
makes them white. smooth nd soft To those who
are annoyed with ,oush and sore haud. il is cs-
peclally recommended 1t has gained the almost
e''re medical facul whore il is known to It's "a.
| Nor and is largcy prescribed in their practice
with entire satisfaction. Don't SETTER then but use
Bennetts Eu.brocaion. the great Linalneut
BENEFITS Diarr.tGu .nirture.
This mixture is too well known to need comment.
II Is undoubtedly safe and thc most speedy cure
row known for Cholera Morbus piarrhoea. Chulic.
ana all like at cions of he bowcl.; aud should
nave pace i'll the medicine chcs "frvery family
rs II III ght he required in time of emergency 20
ave NE. ! he season is now approaching for bow
81 affections and it is to be hoped .hat c, cry fam
y "'ll supply themselves with this mixture. "A
word to Che WISE Is sufficient"
IehATfS Hi,nR OR.
Ihls sp endid pry paraiou for The hair has stood
ne TEST 81 competition. AMI rises supcriur il, the
conflict OF P"adcs Kttharions, Reg ,ncr, urs AT II
al Csc he ped unon the pc"pe This ludi ~ vi
Is lrnly dt serving the name il brura ~ a Glenn
I'd 'htIs"ralins tui 10 tor the head and .autying
properties nPnn 'hu lair-l: is much improved
"e'hS Low. by u hierIng process cleaned of all
IMPURITIES. and is ba!m sufficient To bcuutify the
hn'r without the greasy a.d gloomy Appearance
give" by most all hair preparations. 1t is also
put up IN larger bottles which.m .kes it a very de-
s.rahlc and cheap Hair Oil,
sB ! hesc medicines are for sale by all Drur.
sst''- NJ >rch"nts and hers mus order from
JuSEfli :. BENNETT.
Apr 70. l0i Market st, Wilmington, Del
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Sc EEOGL AF'PAEetT'uS,

iNiIE subscriber has m,lc arran gemenis 10 keen
L on md general supply Of al the leading,
>tlDOh APPARATUS consisting partly %.
pEEEEIEs. lELLwI,Ns. GhnrScorIs t.toMrrri.
t'L foENS. TERRESTRIAL. AND CELESTIAL tLuBsS
iEouErRICtL SuiIDs. DIsSECTnD Co<ES, CuDE
kopT BLOCKS. bHAwIsG States ANp Boohs
HthooL EEGisTEns, Teachers GrInlS. rG,.
SIoLuutrAL CHARTS, NnlTALL'S pLANISrnEHGs
rEiro\s Outline Mars aud many o her school
Fixtures. Also Il full supply of ,he latest editions
OF SCHOOL BOOKS.
nd a. kinds of Stationery. supplied at the lowest
rates; with liberal discounts 10 school Commits.
sinners AID enchers.
! ep a more general assortment of Gonl. in
N! line than can he met with in amy single IS
enlistment III the larger cites and am selling
ihem Ill at low. and inany Of them ut re luccd
r'e. All clo publ cations Of The lay gecci, cd
a. sam "s Published J, T. lllALD,
" hoir-Ie aud Retail Eooksellcr ai4d staioncr
Binder and Blank BUCK Mau,taoturer.
NJ Ia MAEktr STREET..
Nov t. l3JS Wilmington, delaware.
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SiIERlEF'S SALE.

Pf virtue ui II wri: of Firri Facias. issued
- "ut "i the Circuit Cont tor Cecil county
Il the suit OF John Gilpin against the goous
md chaiilrS. l,nlS amt trnrmentS of Jane
l.ucas, {" me directed. have seized aud
taken in execution al! tir r, clt. title, ciaini
interest aud estate. Il. law and in equity. ui
t'r said james Lucas. in and to all The fol-
Living Personal Property: Il head OF
y YOUNG tATTLE, | Boar. |
- Brood SOW and PiGS almu,
- Fi5 hn>hrl> Oats. aud a lot Il Hay
supposed t. be about 10 Tons ; and hereby
give notice that on
Aiom'ny. Mr IA day Of lM,cf. 1850,
II the rcsidenc" "t Dort. John Gilpin will
fer for sale said property. 50 seize aud
AIKEN in execution. by Public Auction, to
he highest hiddcr for Cash, to satisfy said
writ.
GJSllc t. commence N . n'clo"k p ".
BARCLAY REYNOLDS,
Mar ), 1Sjo-t>. sheriff.
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Msre.1lng5ua.
PUBLIC SALE

THnE subscriber will, ofl;'r at Public salv,
L At his residence, near Octorar0 Forge,
Cecil county. MI, on
Wednesday The 1871 day of March 1859,
the following Pers ,nll Property. viz:
TWO YOUNG ihIRAES 1"f them -
-33s,syy'-ax-s and the ether years Es5sSN
SSA EAaam old in ii'e spring: yoke KY
LEX, I OXEN, wei broke, am Gyr
Years old IN the slring: COWS. '.,-------g,
| "t them with cali ut her siIr, ~ II
the other giving milk : head Of - N II
EWES with ltmb, anl Fan Lambs TIir
ShGat, Il SOW Of good stuck.
EARNING UTENSILS, such as
Flows, iirUNs Cultivators, Shovel Pillow,
Ok Cart Wagon. Carriage, carriagr
and luw harness Com S.iclrr Scarborough,
Grain Fan. Rak"s. Forks, shuvrls. &c.. Nc.
A Quan'iIv # Hay and Straw hy the ton
'"t "i Mhc t chah; Potatoes By the
hnsh,l a Variety OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITCHF.
such as Beds. EcdSlrL,ls. Bureaus Tables
stands. Dough Tray. cha rs, Tubs. | Parior
and Cook St"vr, nc. A lot Of Flour Bar
rcl> cider barrels. and h"gshrala, &c. A
Ininiliy Of G ,cumDrr Pickles in the brine.
Graiu in the Ground. and Il variety of art-
clrs n"I mentioned. Sale to commence
At Il O'Clock. precisely, when attendance
VII be given and conditions mad, known !;y
Feb 26-ts.' JOHN 7. RiCIARbS
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Frincipal-E. F. NJ. Fac ~, A. NJ.
Assistant- Mas. A. NJ. FAEuTz and Miss
SARAH L. BEowN.
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Desirable Building Lets.

EOR Sal + IN TIE TOWN OF ELK TON.
J. u few very pleasantly I"c. ted Building
Lots. within minutes walk of tie Dept "i
the Ihil. vii I. Bait. Rail Road.
These hits have been Laid ont 10 suit the
different tastes Of nill,r'ni purchasers, var :
'hg III SIZE from 40 lrri trent ny 10 Iect deep
I" 80 feet front and Us feet deep.
7" tiI",e acquainted Will, the town of FIX
ton. It is unnecessary t" speak at length "i
The Er"lty of its location. th! salubrirv of
lis Climate or the advantage OF good schools,
churches and society.
Few places afford equal facilities for ira
Yelling. ~ ing as il d"cs within hnnrs ride
at Flilad' li.liil and Baltimore. and being Il
So p'ing place for all trains on the p, W x
Is Ea;l Road.
Te,ns Cash. or approved pnger. For fur,
ther information apply M EIitnn Depot, to
BENJAMIN WELLS.
Nay Is, 1S5S-tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-03-12
ChrOnG1leter Watches,

Having secured the Agency of the above fines;
quality Ii l,sh Watches. arc prepared to furnish
corr CT mc-keercr. nj anEAsuHAEI.E price. which
or finish und accur ,cy cannot be excc!iel by an,
watch made. Lach " tch is accomp tnjcl by Ger.
ihcate from the manufacturer which guarantees 1t
to keep me to the list ton Of the purchaser.
OF TO be returned. Neean give the best references:
rom gentlemen of the greatest responsibility in oul
oity and we respectfully request The attention Of
hose Wishing II Watch which they can depend
upon.
.F WATCH REPAIRING done in the best
III nner and all work warranted to gi, c entire sat.
sfact, on for one year NJ the old stand of
Z,BA FERRIS X SON,
Corner of Fourth aud Market SIS
Dec. 2. Silly. WILMINGTON. bel