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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-12
New Series
Governor william FRANKLIN.

The force of prejudice and early sda.
cation, is often SO strchg and. deepi3
rooted in ignoble minds, that they will
never yield to the force of truth and ius.
tice though they be evidently engaged
in a questionable, if not in a bad canse.
Such, unfortunately, was the case Of Gov,
Vim. Franklin.
He was the son of an English physi.
clan, and was well educated. His birth
occurred in 1871.
In 1852. he was appointed d Captaia
IN the British army in North America
and served with some Distinction Through
tha memqrable-and-ea.yrfaafy French
War. He was at the Capture Of Ticon.
derago from the French. and acdnittad
h 1nseif with honor in the seige. Soon
after the declaration Of peace at Paris. hs
returned with his father to England /.
where he was very favorabiy received,
Here he remained for several years: and
then undertook a tour to Scotland. Re
was received by the Earl Of Butte. With
warm hearted friendship, and genuine,
good old Scottish hospitality. The nohls
earl entertained a high regard for his tai.
ents. and strongly recommended him td
the favor of Lord Halifax. The IattaT
nobleman gave him the appointment Of
royal Governor Of New jersey. in 1763
He was a firm adherent to the King
ana his administration was rendered ex.
tremely unpopular, in consequence of his
determination to carry out eYery measure
OF the kingly government, however on.
p%resslve and arbitrary. At the COM.
mencement of the Revolutionary War he
evlhced no disposition to resign his Office
but pertinaciously adhered to the db0m;:
nable measures of the crown. Th;a
aroused the just indignation of the patri.
otto J~erseymen, and they deposed hfHS
from his office. He was arrested ne a
prisoner of War and under a stron0
guard OF determined Jersey soldiers, was
safely escorted to Connecticut, and
lodged in the gaol at Litchfeld. lie was
retained as a prisoners until the close Of
the War;.
Gov. Franklin having thus been re.
moved, the pure-minded, inAexibIe and
patriotic Livingston was chosen Cover.
nor IN his room and the affairs of New
Jersey soon began to assume a more en-.
~couraging aspect.
Alter Governor Franklin's liberation,
ne returned to England. and received a
pension for the losses lie had sustained,
In his logged adherence to the ROYAL
cause. Many better men than he. who
had received their birth and educatic , in
the parent land, took the side of right,
and joined the Sons of Liberty and had
ne followed their laudable example, the
pen Of the biographer and historian would
nave had ample scope to record a bright
memorial OF his renown. But let hi.
ashes rest. God forbid that his memory
should be followed by execratiou. He
had his preference, and his opponents
had theirs. He was the last of the royal
Governors of New Jersey. He died in
England in 1918, aged so years.
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NO. o.

squire rode down to the cottages. ana
holding out his hand. said, Goiae, MFs
Flower. let bygones be bygones. we have
been mistaken in each other. but We shall
understand one another better in FUTURE
and SO they were feconciled. and my faith.
err lived happy and respected for many
years and when We buried him in the
old church yard, the squire stood at the
head of the grave, and said !: Here lies
g good father, a good friendi and an hon.
est man."
Once-a long while after-in the news
paper, | saw the death Of the beloved
daughter Of Frank Stopford, Esq. Poor
little thing | her name was Jessy.
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Lumber, LUMBER!

THE SUBSCRIBER is offering for Sale, at great
l. ly reduced prices, a large lot of WHITE AND
SPRUCE PINE FLOORING. Also, WHITE PINE,
SPRUCE and ElEla1ocK Boards, dressed and undress,
ed, and Other kinds of Building Materials usually
found in Lnrnbe7 Yards.
To all persons about bulldog, he would saw. that
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 Boards
and Rails, Pickets and Paiihg, Shingles, Ceiling
Lath, &c, &C., to all of which your attention is so.
licited when In want of anything in bis line.
ISAIAH ROLFE.
Steam Saw and Planning Mill, Burnett Street. New
BRUNSWICK, formerly belonging to RoLFE & MELrAR
October IA, 1858. If
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-12
In Memoriam.

Deem not a Freeman's hand shall write
A deep memorial of thy name;
The burning sun of Freedoms light
Shall never shine upon thy fame.
The Stars and Stripes are not for thee;
They wave whore patriot martyrs rest
They need no pomp of heraldry,
No crouching Lions tawny crest.
Thine eye could never bear tie blaze,
Where sunward eagles joy to soar;
Let other voices speak thy praise;
AND other bards thy loss deplore.
If Albion's ninstrels deem thy worth
Should by come bard be titly sung,
Then let them pour the numbers forth,
While Freedoms harp shall lie unstrurng.
LIToHFIELp, May s, 1859.
49, Tiki: ~ A
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% Think vice before yot sra.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-12
Well Digging, Boring,

BRICKING AND CLEANING.
DOCK BLASTING &o.-The Subscriber. who
IL has for twelve years past, been engaged in dig
glng Wells in this neighborhood, informs the public
that he still continues in that business, and can safe
ly say that his experience is equal TO that of any
other person.
Wells Dug and Bored
from a depth of so to $50 feet, and bricked on mod
crate terms. Also. Rock Blasting done at short no.
tice. The subscriber has given entire satisfaction in
every instance.
s For further information, inquire of David M.
Rue, Esq, Freehold. All orders for work NAV also
be addressed to Mr.. Rue.
PATRICK SMITH.
Freehold, Feb. 4. 1858. 1u
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81 w est Freehold Hotel.U

WILLIAM H. STRONG,
TINE PROPRIETOR OF THE WEST FREE
Il hold Hotel, within two miles of Freehold, Nj,
formerly kept by John H. Mount is prepared to
accommodate the public in good style. The house
has undergone a thorough overhauling, and been
fitted up in a neat, and comfortable manner. His
~stablings and fodder are good, and employs one Of
the best ostlers tie State can boast of. There will
be no pains spared to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to visitors.
pared to handle and Break Colts for the road or
Train and condition them for market or the turf
His charges will always be found reasonable.
April 29, 1856. 26-tf
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CARRIAGE MAKING
And WheeIWrighting

THE ~SUBSCKIBEK BEGS LEAVE TO IN
for n his friends and the public in general, that he is
prepared to manufacture, at short notice, and in
such a manner as to warrant satisfaction, Carriages,
Farm Wagons, Sulkeys, &c Old Carriages, Wag-
ons, &C., repaired on reasonable terms.
Those wishing anything in my line, are invited to
call before leaving their orders elsewhere.
Freehold, Oct. q, 1858. w. B. CONNIE.
N. B.-Place of business near the Freehold In
stitute.
N. Bat my Shop may be seen the FARM
WAG0N which took the FIRST PREMIUM at the
Late County Fair. For Sale Cheap.
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Hon r Brooches,
MOI 3 P Cox; " Y; C Flyner, Mich; Mrs Hudson,
Me; ii Zsnts, =; N s Noise. n y; Z Fowler, do; i.
Bfingle, do; ID w Clsary, do; ID Bunce, do; : w
Dustin, Mich; Green, Md; G Greon, do; A Hay,
y Y; w III Eowle. Ala; Dufig, Derwlng.- A
Denting and lady, Pa; w A Parrack, Va; B Glib
son, do; Barbour, do: J Eccowaie, Md; \ J
Burton, n Y; r Schnests, Pa; l. Hopkins, N Y;
Robinson, Va; ID Smith, NY; r III Cootes, DO; u
& Morehead, do: l. thinner, Va; J Andrews, Me; J
Bowen, Pa; G w Tubman, Md; n Herman, do.
WILLARDS' HOTEL.-C Herman; Butter
held. Ny; y BuInesi dol " DrIsmon, do; r
skin, III; Miss Gynn, Tenn; Miss Warren. MI;
Miss Starkweather, do; A Bisrtadt, Mass; ID Mac
fsrian, NY; 3 kendrick, Md; ID C Marshall, ILL.,;
Mr. Nc Lean, Iowa; DIR b Leo and lady, NY; r. G
DO: Lori Lyons. Eng; MIR Irvine. do; r C West
Miss. '' '''1'
BROWNS HOTELS DuvaIl, Pa; Low
renee, Ed; G. w LISTENER, NY; = Kent, Mo; =
Simpson and lady, III; NJ Phillips, NY; Miss
Philips, do; Mann, Pa; + M Gornett, va; T
cox, NJ; S Kidweii, Va; III n DuksTson. Tenn; mn. j
Bewnns, NO; X Shekell, Va; Capt Travis,
Ky; Hendrix, Ala; 5 Esloman, Pa; ID w jay :
son, do; w Young, NY; Mrs r A Arandall, Pa.
KIRkWOOD HOUSE.-W Chinsheld, NY; = A
Stoan, Md; + Ii Beran, do; Hon w $ Ashe, Nc; r
ID wslker, do, II Withaf, o; r WithaF do; q c
A Garrett, do; b = Brewster and lady La; ] ID
McCulloch, do.
UNITED STATES HOTEI.-J II Smith. Tenn;
4 Tason, DC; : Ellis, do: Miss Baker Va; Mrs
pulansy, do; Alien. W.T.; West. NC; j b
Va; ID Welsh, do; + l. Smith, DC; Lawrence,
Ma; G Harrison, do.
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=THE-EVENINGST STAR.
BALfIMORE, April ISL, 10Y


To che Edtfors of1he EIotanyGis = D.,
-GENrLEMEN:-Please- INFORM me whether
Mazepps had wife Washers Mrs. Mazep-
pa? Ne had quite discussion on the subject
,around our home circle last highland would
be srstifed If you would give us an answer
Yours sincerely, A CONSTANT READER
We respond to the wish Of our correspondent
by relating an anecdote:
tom, said the elder Sheridsn,to his son, II
wish you would take u wife. -. -.I =
Il have no objection, SIR replied Tom,
''whose wife shall take - -f = T.''
Sonesuch question as this, young Maxeppa,
the son of Polish gentleman of Podoiia, put TO
himself about century before the declaration
, of American Independence, and apparently an
-swered it to his entire satisfaction, by making
choice Of the wife of q neigbbor. This intrigue,
coming to the Knowledge of the irate husband,
= the latter caused Mazeppa to be seized, strip
ped, bound to the bare back of a horse, and
escorted across the frontiers. As Mazeppa, I'M
like the lady Godya, was not clothed on with
chastityn he FELT rather ashamed of his AL en-.
ture so; instead Of returning to the home of his
parents, he joined the Cossaeks of the Ukraine,
. whose Hetman, or commandeT-in-chief,4h he sub
sequently became. Whether he atoned for his
earlier gallantries, by taking a Tartar lady to
wife, whose temper exemphhed her lineage or
whether he ended his days an incorrigible
bachelor, we are not prepared to say. All that
we do know, is, that the Mszeppa of Byron was
not married at the period of his adventure,
though our correspondent will, in all probable
ity, admit, with Us, that he ought to have been.
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Tho quantity OF these articles which will bo re-
lnired cannot no precisely stated. They will prob

!, Ihe quantities ofany or all may DO increased or
The contracts will therefore be- made not orq
chic quantItIes but for such quantities As tho SER
10 DC delivered at those navy yards
;, Contractors not residing at the places where de-
places that no aisy mny rs ssenches at such
may he reqnred and when cont ractor fails promnt
BuTesn Of and Ciotbinrt ns Ghef Of the
lzed To direct purchases TO bo made 10 supnIy the
contract the record Of oitoo pr the
copy thereof at the Bureau ofProvisions md Cloth
ing, OF at either of this navy yards aforasaid sba
b'eyIdenco that such requsitOn ha, been made And
SEPARATE offers must he made for each article a.,
each oil the aforesaid navy yards and in case more
tsn ono article - conta med In tn, Offer the Chief
more OF the articles contained in such of " and re-
Ject tho IeuialndeT; and bidders WHOSE
a acc and none othcrs) will DO forthwith noti
hna and as ea-ly as Practicable contract will lie
mnet ha Ietn ~ Ihs Tor G1ecutlon which contract
elusive oithe time required for the regular trans
mission OF the mai.
I'll Two or more approved snreties in sum equal 70
tnH estnated amount of the respective contracts
vii Pc Ieapired and twenty per centuu in addition
on account thereof as collateral SECURITY in ADJ
o 20 secure its PerfoLmace, and not in any event
W p PAM until " Is IN MI respects compied NTH
elghty PEI, centun of the amount ofaf dsliveriT
a NJ. Fl Pald ~ the navy agent within thirty
prese tied to him. '""'i ''"'0 oooh
;, Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained on an
Hampshire; Boston, New York, Philadeiphia. Raj.
this beaura. iON"ooia' anu at
a record, or duplicate of the letter inf,,m;nv
dss% ss oi me Sc;Hptapce Of his proposal, will be
the act of 1916, and his bid will he made and .s ~
In eonlorrnty with this understanding.
,sr,sS y 1nsr male must DO accompanied Gas di-
ior ths naval service for lsis7, approved Ioth AM
gust, s4o.l by written guarantee signed by one or
noTo Iespohslbie persons, to the eff ct that no n,
aaey that the bidder or bidders will IL hs
%, -, t9sis bla De accePed, enter into an obraton
10 iSsnish the supplies proposed. The bureau y III
scco " 70 consider any proposals unless
o.nPe.ency OF the guarantee To be certified by the
customs. VI NoiocSoI oi the
hs ars',on Of n, bidders Is enii,d to "a, so,upl,,
ann nssoListloh q articles required as tn IN ia.
sprrfioH Tor reception, Jrst 6ut ririd ,nnnax;,n
,1 % mat b,t'cser of,r.d ard k ,a,n
~. TT eoH,aeI, recetciag HoHe that fall beo,c fh,u
thc Jotat resolution Of Hth March Ia5, and 10 n.
nj " 'He "tH dhzHSt' is4h mar Ia Iaw4v
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THE CELEBRATED
l. DR.. J. S. hoses MEDICINES,

a.
These remedies the result of thirty Eve years
Of extensive and successful practice, and are the
only reliable preparations TO cure the various is
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DIR. !. S. hoses COUGH SYRUP, OR EX-
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or Blood Purifier, for the OF Scrofula Old Erup-
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Price 81.
DIR. J. 9. ROSES DYsPEPTIC COMPOUND.
plant. Price 50 cents.
DIR. ]. :. ROSES PAIN CURER. 1t not a
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Pains In the Stomach and Bove els, Sprains Bruises
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IL you wish to get cured Of any of the above com
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ClNES, which you will know when genuine by
having his written signature on the cork Of each
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
". B.-Beware ofthose poor nostrums purportin M
to he the hest in the world. ja24-ly
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u II,AIss, LYONS CELEBRATED INSECT
POW DE.R. fe
T TO THE INFLICTED!

T.. TO THE AFFLICTED!
Il HIS Great Purifier Of the Blood, the INDIAN
VEGETABLE DECOCTION, prepared by Mrs
Nj. COX, of Baltimore, is one Of the most valuable
medicines now known to the faculty, and its pOpu-
larity Is increasing daily For the cure of Dyspap-
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Stomach, Blood and skin itis found to be a most
efhcacIous remedy, also diseases of the Liver and
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bestowIng incalculabe benefit upon suffering hu
nlanty. IL ~ for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residence
l5s Fast Baltimore street, Baltimore, and at the
principal Drug Stores.
Agents in Washngton-Chas. Stott corner Pa
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b. w inter, corner X street and Vermont avenue:
and the Druggists generally. Also by X. ). Il. CIs-
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The best reference can be given in or ont of the
city; and numerous certificates seen by calling on
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fXLTIMoF65c r r., uo =. ,,
nas discovered Tie csas epssdy, snd Only Efsesa
49, -. Remedy IN The werld fsf all .a.E

fXLTIMo865c x p, uo ~ ,
h. discovered %. .. c.r.. sp.:s,. ..d csy f1.ss.:
- - Remedy "a .As @ssid fss an =
DISEASEs OF IMPRUDENCI. "a
LKr no rALsE pxLIcAcY PREVENT.
r--..-.. APPLY IxNEnlArELf., -
nrA CURE WARRANTED OR NO CHARGE IN TWO
w..ln... of. Bach ssIeur.., As.etioa. q the Kidney.
sa BLADDER nveiuat,Iy Discharges, lrgOt.aey Genera
p .. sg:
mne.. q s'gs or 6iddihsss, D,sass u the Head ross
TsrnS. D.srds. sr.ss bon ss.s.,y Hssa. q
foT.se-s Drsadssi ~sd Pr.si,ees which
''' '"PY o ,Ss S'i MEs e'a S''' ana "'"a
t dreadful and hahn shich sas.sIly sweeps 70
en- uiney grave thepsandso Of Young Men Of the
sn4sesd .tsnng senate. w hs Iundsr. q soSa.aes Or
dsnes. 80 - , - :
.MASkikp PERSONS, or fesns Men contemplating Mar
mage oeing aware OF Physical wtaknsss dsbtty,
of N. rs. s,. ss ,Rsss,ny sS.,a
oosy eonnds IN his honor gentleman and confidently rely
ap'Ao F =: ;s 4 N sSITH rRrprscx srsrr
the corner Fa name and asnssr Lsti.rs
" r-'' '-1 ' DR. JoHSsros, rf n
Member Of s Royal College q sarseOn, london, graduate
from OF the eminent Colleges The United States
and the fs.sI part q ssS.. i. has s.,a .PsH u. hos:
ise,sd Of the .s,oa.hins ,hat
Known; many troubled With rsneag the hssd
sounds bs.hfsins.s With ,quesi bssAns. attended
with TaEs iaSr TTG T.T NOTICE.
Young Men and others sho injured themselves BY
certain pzeties nduiged when sloas~ habit fresussy
learned from evil eompanions, school, the Effects Of
which nightly felt even when asleep, aud cured
renders impossible and destroys both mind aud
body, shsuid apply mime diatsIy.
Ths.s the and ms.aehOly .ese rrsdus,d
fa. IN the GGh Dmn.. ss Io 81:
Power PAlpstion ofthe Heart Dyspepsy Nervous lrrtb
ty, Derang of the D De b;y,
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c,
MENTALLY.-Th. fearful effect. II. mind much
dreaded-Loss
Spirits Evil Ofsoc.ty
duced.
NERVOUS DEBlLITY.-Thou.nd, can nov Judge What
!, The ean.. Of h:u a:cnaG s.slh losing thst ,soI b.
DISEASES OF iMPRGDENcE f''"
When the sounded and votsry pleasure hnds
he has nbibed the seeds OF hs painful often
happen, that med ofshse dread Of discovery
detes him from spplyngto those wh from education aud
responsibility, alone befriend him ~. falls into IN,
hands Of ignorant and designing preeaders Who
Of curing feh his Pseuaary substance, Keep tranr
tsned and despair leave him 10
his I'm e. ~ a.: Us, Of The, s'S
terrible disease such OF the Heart Trot Nos.
skin, &e progressing with frghul Tsp'diy m death pits
discovered country from whose bourne v,ler
DR.. yOHNsoNs REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
AND IMPoTENCY.
By this and remedy weakness ~ the
and debisted, who had lOst all hope
been Immediately relieved.
eescn, Lose Of Proer.are Powers, NerrUus sby,
Trembling and Weakness Exhaustion Of th. fearful
~ ESDoRsEMENT OF THE PRESS
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured al this ustItuiop within
cal operation. performed BY DR. Jch.on ~itne..ed Nv a..
reporters Of the papers and many other persons
which ha,. appeared assn aud again b.io. the Pnbe
biy, 10 a SUFFICIENT guarantee to the afflicted San 2SIy
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THE BEST COUCH SYRUP I'm THE
l. WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world is
HARTSHORNE'S PEGTQRAL SYRUP OF

This article is prepared by a chemist and is pro-
nounced by medical men, and those who have used
H. to DC the best PREPARATION for Coughs, Colds, Ca
taTrh. Bronchitis, HodTSersSS, Sore Throat from n
Cold, and preventive ofthat lion of diseases Con-
Persons W sing should use IL. IL ia pleasant tn
the TASTE softens, clears and strengthens the voice
aays all irritation Of the throat and lung and pre-,
ID Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81. Sold by all
druggists In Washington, Georgetown and Alexan-
UNA.
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THE GREAT VITAL REGENERATOR.
TRIESEMAR,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by ROYAL Letters Pat
emit OF England, and secured by the Seals of the
Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
No. is Invaluable for relaxation, spermatorrps,
and physical exhaustion, md liz a tonic
No. completely eradicates all traces of those dis
eases that have been treated by tho
and pernlcous use of copaI la and cubebs.
No. has entirely supplantcd the injurious use of
mercury, thereby nsurng TO the sufferer speedy re-
ef dlsperslng all the impurities and roofing out the
venom of disease. ~
TRlESEMAR, No. J., 2 and 5, are pre- pared in the
form OF ozenge, devoid of taste or sm6ll and can
be carried In the walstcoat pocket. SOLD IN TIN
CASES, ANDpIyIDED INTO SEPARATE DOSES as admin
istered by palpeau, Laleman, Roux, Ricord, &C.,
DC: Price So each, or four cases in one for So
which saves IS; and in S27 Cases, whereby there is
saving Of SO. To be had, wholesale and retail OF
DIX: BARROW, Isl Prince street, New York I'm
medlstey on receiving a remittance, DIR. Barrow
Will forward the Frlesemar to any part of the world
structinns of ths - ritA- w. ~ -
=, For sale in this city by FORD & BRO, corner of
Pa av. and IIth at mar * am
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G100 REWARD.-BRascH OFFIcK. (;IR.R
~ ~ r snS X, iaNspRANcE CoMPANT oF PHLADEL-
PHA NO ~ % story 9TH str :et washington city
18th March, s5e-I am authorized by this eomna5,,
70 pay sI Tor the arrest and conviction Of the per-
son or persons who, during the mig hit of the I'm in
stsnt bred and burnt two fame weIlines thai xer,
situated on LIST street west, between Virzinia ave-
this company. ioo "
mar l4-lmf pOTIapn xUrpp -.
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g UNITED STATES as. PRANCEt
m. N PIXIES PURE OHIO CATAwBA
manufactured in France for this market. Since The
analysis made by DIR. Antisell Chemical Examiner
nions with the analyses Of DIR. c. r. Jackson IL
Boston, and Dr. iyram Cox, OF Cincinnati this pure
scrbed by the medical practitioners of this city As
safe and pure article for rnvslids To be had at
DAN'L b. CEARKE'S
Drug and Chemical Store, cor. az St a pa sv.,
mar Is and corner MARYLAND ay and nth ST
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TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

, TELEGRAPH NOTICE.
"A NEW line of Telegraph from Washington
North Is sdvcrtIsed, falsely represented as connect
ing with New Orleans, Augusta, Charleston, Sa-
vannah, Montgomery. Mobile, &c.
Now, the only telegraphio connection with those
points Is through the lines under the control Of the
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY, To
which, by virtue of the ownership of Morss's pat
lawfully belong This therefore, is TO give notice
that the same charge will be made on ali mssyares
sent by the line and delivered to sny ststor n
the Magnetic Company in the South for transmis-
sion TO the above named or other places, similarI,
Company at the place Of their origin or the
convenient point thereto. KENDALL
marSu General Superintandent