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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-11

Posi- OFFICE CONFERENCE.-The city au-
thorities of Philadelphia, at the suggestion
of the Post Master, has adopted the London
plan, and have caused two hundred and fifty
street lamp posts to be provided with neat,
strong iron letter-boxes, in which the people
may drop their correspondence without a
long walk to-the post Office. These boxes
are scattered all over the city, and are open
ed regularly several times. daily. An i'm
mense number Of. letters are deposited in
them, showing conclusively how much the
public needed such an accommodation.
Instead of granting facilities of this kind
for mailing letters out west here, though s
man may be standing by the letter-box in &
mail car, in which there is a mail agent OF
high salary, sand nothing to do mus
walk mile to the post Office, lose 30 cents
worth of time and labor to comply will
some arbitrary and senseless acquisitions o
the Post Master, in mailing three cen
letter. In this part of the country, tn,
Post Office is fast getting to be al institu
ton for the profit and qualification of tn,
officials rather than an organization for tn,
convenience and benefit of the people.
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HUMBoLDT.-The following is an epitome
of the will of the great naturalist:
He has bequeathed to his domestic, Self
fert, who lived with him 80 years, all his
immense library, and all his articles of value,
with the exception of few which he
charges him to present to certain persons
His manuscripts, however, are not comprised
in the donation, and among them is a geo
graphical work of greater extent than any
hitherto published. The domestic is his
testamentary executor. The moneyEn hand,
ut the time Of the Bar0n's decease, was less
than 500 thalers. Of this sum he has given
400 thalers to the servant with instructions
to apply the money To the expenses Of his
funeral.
As proof Of the little value NJ. lie Hum
boldt set on personal distinctions, il may be
stated that the great number of decorations
which he had received from the seyereigns
of all countries were found lying pell-mell
in cupbord. His legal heirs, the sons and
grandsons of his brother William had caused
the property to be put under seal, not be-
ing aware of the donation to Seiffert. This
old and faithful servant had some years be-
fore been appointed guardian of royal
palace at his masters request, but the King
dispensed with his fulfilling the duties of his
post during the lifetime of Humboldt.
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THE MOUNT VERNON FUND.-From the
Secretary's report, in the Mount Vernon
Record, we observe that another instalment
of SIO, 900 had been paid over by Mr. Riggs,
the Treasurer, to Mr.. Washington. Out OF
S2O0,000 purchase money, only about 800
600 now remains to be paid. But "arart
from the sum requisite for its proper main
tenanee and safe guardianship, the Regent
ascertained from reliable sources that II will
require about $50, 900 to restore the grounds
and make the repairs necessary to arrest the
rapid decay now going on" Therefore, the
Regent will not be able TO authorize the
closing OF the last payment until sufficient
uNhas been secured to cancel the install
ment. and to meet the responsibilities assumed
as soon as the purchase is concluded.
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eV- The Londoa Times says the sy mpa-
thies Of England are with the Liberals in
Mexico, and that, the British ministry will
continue to recognize the Jaurez admins
tration as the Legitimate government of the
country. 1t makes the avowal with more
emphasis because its correspondent appa-
rently intimates that the British represen.
tatives have inclined to the opposite side
II regards with great satisfaction the alleged
proceedings of the Americans.
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MY. Mr. ". D. Griswold, ofTerre Haute,

16y. Mr.. W. D. Griswold, of Terre Haute,
was, on Wednesday, elected Vice Presi-
dent and Treasurer of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Railroad, at a salary of $4,000 year.
He is reported 10 have been elected, on the
same day, President Of the Terre Haute, Al
ton and st. Louis Railroad. The two Off
ces, we presume, are Incompatible, as they
are in some measures. rival roads
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TYRANNY IN THE NAvY.-It is stated that
about half the crew of the United States
frigate st. Lawrence have gone in a body
to Washington, to lay serious complaints
before the Secretary of War. They state
that revolving punishments have been in
flicted upon them, and some of their heads
were shaved, and that, while suffering from
delirium, resulting from the broiling sun
upon their unprotected heads, numbers Of
them jumped overheard. They also com
plain that they had been unjus,ly fined il
sums which seriously diminish the amount
so hardly earned. The health of some OF tn,
men is said TO have been so much under
mined by protracted severity as to incapaci
tate them for further duty in the service.
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beS- The Commissioners of Tippecanoe
county on Monday licensed tory-t,co
drinking establishments in the city of La
fayette. The number, it is said, will be
enough to supply the thirsty necessities of
the place. A woman was refused license
on the ground that the Law did "not con-
template that doggeries would be kept by
women"
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sEA- Thirty three stars must be on the
National Flag from and after the Fourth
of July next. This is in compliance with
the Act OF Congress, passed April, ls4s,
which declares that, on the admission of
every new State, one star shall be added
and that the addition shall take place on the
Fourth of July next succeeding such id
mission. The starry field upon our nation
tional emblem is getting crowded. What
shall we do when the "whole boundless
continent ia ours and divided up into
countless States. -n
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II "a N I'D = .
and Xyinioxy.

FRA MEH-DOOr and WINDOW.
sIzg. THICKNESS PRICE,.
eNlu------- ----..--t "
luNfZ...... Ia pf
Other sizes made 10 order.
BE- BLINDS Of all sizes made 20 order.
Bs5- DOORS other than regular sizes on hand,
made short notice.
Doors moulded to erder. Builders siioald, ifpOs-
sibe, make their Frames Of regular sizes. they
then be supplied time
Ceiling, Siding, and Flooring for sale. Mould
ings of all sizes Fencing Boards ~ feet long, for
sale cheap One Window contains twelyes lights
All order mus De addressed TO
- T.. 5. BABCoCK,
myll-lyd6w Evansville, Ind,
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The RUSSIAN AND FREScH TREATY.-Lord
Derby, in addressing deputation who pre-
scented a memorial praying the government
10 porsevere in its policy Of non-interven-
ton, replied that the ministry had no inten-
ton Of changing their present course, and
abiding to the rumored alliance between
Russia and France, he said the Government
had received reported and positive assur-
ances from Prince Gorischakoff that no
such treaty existed, and the written memo
sandum which had been exchanged between
the Russian and French Governments in no
way affected the interests of this country.
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xxO.ns-.u.sJSE HE.s.,H 8ooas

LIZ MANtFACE blshD Bl y NJ. GBUPEL.
i am able nov 10 manufacture very good BLANIN
Books, well PACED, at lower price than HE New
York made Books are Sold. Twenty per cent Win
Icssayed by ordering Blank Books in ma ,std-
S~iment. --. .- u Boz "
Magazines, Music, and other jol,s viii be, done
= per cent. cheaper than any bound before n this
place lii Iadinfs Books " IN be seund in dura-
tie style ut 40 81 80 cents piece. Paper will bc
ruled to any pattern ut 30 10 10 cents n fean
Pamphlets will be covered AMI trimmed AT 80
cents a hundred. -.--.- a-a .-. 80
Blank Books for city aud county Office, banks,
&c, will be manufactured of the b,st paper and
warranted 10 lie good the best done in other
places. 5. NJ. GEUPEL,
je3-1m Corner Vine and First streets
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Hsg~ Two hundred and twenty-nine Ca
diets at West Point have addressed an elo-
quent letter TO Miss ANN PAMELA CUNNING
HAM, regent of the Mt. Vernon Association
at Richmond, Va, enclosing $45s, being
two dollars each, as contribution to the
Mt. Vernon NInd. The contribution of those
warm-hearted young soldiers bears off the
pelni for liberaliiy over every similar CON-
pany, in proportion to their numbers, ex-
cept Masonic Lodge in Mobile, whose SUBJ
scription was given with view only to
tie wealth and patriotism of its members.
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Ice Cream! Ice Cream
ID ROIsLE. L.4Tz OF TIME kxhsn

IL OF Farrell Co., would respectfully iuiO, ~
the public generally that he has opened hfs Ice
Cream Saloon and will warrant his cream 70 oe Oh
the purest and most delicious kind made IN tne e..
the shorte ~ no.ices and on the most reasonable
terms. The Saloon has been lately ht'eo up 'h
superb style. o---,-..
D6-A large supply Of ConiectlohaIy anu Sia ,,
on rataiI my6-lmd
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reEH.sooHs-PILL.aR 0PRxRE

eT Prince Of the House OF David spurgeon' e
Sermons, 9th edition. City Of the Great King; Tho
Ministry of Life; Life Of James Watt; The Jealous
Hu-baud Love me Little--LOye me Long High
life IA New York, Dy Jonathan Slick; Romance
and its Hero Life Of Nit Carson. For sale ny
-' -II 9.t JOHN HEALY,
mylO Corner First and Main streets
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ICH /!
CLEAR THICK ICE FROM LAKE PEPIN.
HR. y. q. URILEI. TT TME

0yA earnest solicitation Of many persons, has
concluded to distribu portion of his SPLENDID
LAKE PEPlN ICE to the citizens Cf the town, 10y
leaving ID at their doors from wagons. lie will en-
deayor 10 begin the business tomorrow morning.
The ice is as clear cTystal-solid a rock,
and THIRTY inches in thickness. lie is sorry
that the original co,t and heavy expenses Of pro-
curing IL, will not allow him to put the price sO
low to consumers "a lie would wish but lac is per
suaded that when its durability and superior quail
ties fully tested, IL will be found cheaper than
any other to he had and when the account for the
whole seasons ice is footed up the total expense
will not be found TO lie greater than the sum paid
for our ordinary ice ia common seasons.
Those who wish "a regular supply at their stores
or dwellings, will please leave their orders at =. e..
o'RILEYS counting-rocm. jel0
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RUR.N .ITUEE

NEGO.S'F,- H.l.S'D RI .N'STS R T.
~ STORE.
The undersigned has established WaTeroUm al
the odd Apollo Hall, for the purchase snd sale OF
new and secondhand FGRNITU RE, StoEes Table
Ware, Glassware, aud in fact everything l'eftaia
ing tD the household which he will seil NJ the
l5ired second hand furniture prizes. The highest
cash prices paid Tor sli articles offered for sale
public or private. orders left Tor vanishing vi III
lie promptly attended ia in any part OF the city.
Also, all kinds al repairing and nsOd farming done
ON the shortest nutics- 4.fr COL
je3 CHARLES b KILLER.
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fTomusuuicdfed,

F. Y. GABLE, Esq, +.
Dear Sr:-I have just received from the
Trustees Office copy Of the enclosed bill
for my approval. Before take the respon-
sibility of approving said bill, would like
to hear from a respectable number of the
subscribers TO the Canal Fund, and if they
direct me to pay the bill, check will be
sent as requested. Please publish this note
and the enclosed bill
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EvSs POTATOES received at
myt6 r. II. COOK & SONS.

E,S4EsH .SK8sF-fE-F.E.nkE II sDf'-
~ piic5-Dried Peaches,
Dried Apples,
sus.,r-ctired Dried I:-cf, Cincinnati,
Sggar-cuTCd Hams,
Extra White Wheat FL.ur, Ire and
Sulcriine,
Fotaioes, Lard, Lard Oil,
Pickles in great variety,
soap, .So dc.
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% NEW STOCK AT BITTROLLFS
We would respectfully inform the public that
have jnst received our new stock of Gold and Sill
yer Matches, fine JewclTy, Slverware, Clocks, Gold
Pens, e., including some very fine Lava, Coral
Mosaic, and cameo setts veFy rich and handsome
sts L., of Gold Guard Fob and Vest Chains, Breast
fius, Bracelets, lar Rings, Finger Rings, &c
We N"ald ctil particular attention TO stock Of
Gold and Silver Watches, which are Of superior
quality, IA all respects. Also, good stock Of Ia
hIe, Tea, Salt, and Mustard Spoons, Forks, &C,
warranted pure Silver.
Silver-plated Ware, such as Casters, Cake Bas-
kcis, spoons dc, Of rnE BEST QUALITY, always On
hand.
We are selling at Eastern prices for cash, and
warrant our goods 10 DC as represented.
myl6 BITTROLLF BROS, rs Main St
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= ID s 9Easoa.Ea BESE 3 sissso.ss

IL Wholesale DRUGGISTS, Dealers in PAINTS,
OILS, NAKSIsIIEs, &C., Washington Block Main ST,
Evansville, Ind. Country erchants supplied on
very liberal terms. my7-ly
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THE FRosT.-The Cincinnati Gazette says
the second reports from the country, regnrd-
ing the crops, are more favorable, and it is
safe to conclude that people were more
scared than hurt by the frost. That much
injury has been done, is not to be questioned
but, Notwithstanding, the prospects for very
large crops are good, having been much i'm.
proved by rains which have fallen within the
last forty EIGHT hours. From several point:
we learn that the frost killed the fly, which
was injuring the wheat, but caused little
damage to the latter. As regards corn, i
will be oil right again in week or two
and with favorable weather, hereafter, the
largest crop ever grown in the West may b
calculated upon, with entire safety.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

AOOTICE.-.9xL PERSONS H.9S-
ov ing claims against me, are requested to pre-
sent them at the Gas Office
The collection of claims not presented by tie lst
of July next, will he resisted. ,,,
jell-tt 1. j. WHITE.
Cels Sc V.fJS-Ss Nh
no BEFORE OFFERED AT RETAIL.
A SEWING MACHINE FOR AND WITHIN
THE REACH OF ALL.
A PRACTICAL FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
FOR SIX DOLLARS.
BARTLETT'S PATENT NOVELTY 81 SEWING
MACHINE.
HAS BEEN PROVED AND IMPROVED
DURING THE PAST Ii MONTHS.
MANUFACTURING FACILITIES IMMENSELY
INCREASED.
ADDRESS OFFICES.
J. W. BARTLETT, Patcntee, 42l Broadway n. Y.
J, W. BARTLETT, 732 Chestnut St, Phila
T.. y. HIGGINS, Agent, 40 Sixth ST, Cin't.
Ii. HIGGINS, Agent, 92 North 4th ST, St Louis.
GEO. y. LEGGETT, IL Woodbridge ST, Detroit.
Agents are being established in every County
throughout the United States. Applicants for
agencies will address either of the above offices,
which are prepared to fill PROMPTLY all orders for
Machines. Wholesale or retail.
Send for n circular, with cuts of Machine, aud
samples of work.
All letters, to ensure attention, must contain
return postage. jeli-lmdSw
CoWsty Ordsrs.-.iH V:andsrbnrgh
county orders drawing interest, which have been
endorsed previous to January l, 1858, will be re
deemed on presentation to the County Treasurer.
n. b will pay no interest acerung said
orders after this date THE0. YENNEMANN.
June 10, 1859. jeIl
II x.N'SEED OfE-IO H.fHRELS FOR
IL sale by the Dbl or small quantity.
jeiO S. f. GILBERT & co.
"OHlTE LEaD-5O HEGs PURE
jelO s. L. GILBERT 4 co.
IHOf.N.D ~ SIS .f.HII Glass
~ Assorted sizes always on hand, Tor sale
! low by 5. +. GILBERT co.
LyIGS-2OO DRU.ns CHOICE ron
| II sale by 5. +. GILBERT co.
AAUTs-5O BBLs .N.EW' CAOk'-
~ all kinds, for sale low by
jelo s. Il. GILBERT & co.
UIAHfTE LANE 300 B.lRRELS
| ~ in fine order, for sale by
| jelO :. +. GILBERT GO.
| NL.lss yARs-4O RXs. .sSsORTED
| w sizes, from quart to gallons, for sale by
| jel0 s. T.. GILBERT 4 90.
| n II N q ~ SIRUP-5O HOXEk, 1
| IL dozen each, warranted pure, for sale by
| jel0 ). 4. GILBERT co.
| THvA H-5O BHLs., L.fBGE SxZE,
IL tor sale by s. +. GILBERT \ co
IOI.V II G.sK-25 BBLS. PURE IN
| DER aud extra family, for sale by
| ;. r.. GILBERT s. CO.,
jelO No. Sycamore street.
/
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EsEsPE.s'G .s.s.D WI.N-s .n.z-

EsE.SPF.NG IND mo U.x.N'1 MI
-AG CHIMES.
IL. RA1IEY, JR., is receiving, and has for sale.
the following machines:
The kentucky Harvester.
New York Reaper and Mower.
New York Reaper.
Manny's Reaper and Mower combined
Buckeye Reaper and Mower.
Buckeye Mover.
II. l.. Aliens Reaper and Mower.
Eight-hOrse Threshers and Cleaners.
Four-hOrse Threshers and Cleaners
Four-bOrse Separatots.
TwO-horSe Threshers Also
Corn Crushers, of different patterns.
Corn Shelters.
Grading and Moving ScytlIes.
Grain Cradles, &c.
Samples of the above machines can be seen at
his store, corper Of Vine and First sts. my20
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9@ The Cincinnati Times says the Re-
publicans had a joyful meeting at Oberlin
on the return of their delegates from the
Republican State Convention. Speeches
were made by Giddings, Professor Monroe,
and Langston (colored Republican,, in which
they all claimed that Oberlin had triumphed
at the Convention. They exulted over the
defeat of Judge Swan, and rejoiced that in
the nomination Of Mr.. Dennison and Ghol-
son they had succeeded in getting candidates
for. Governor and Judge, twho, if elected,
would fully carry out the Higher-law N o.
ions of Obelinl
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SO 49, Look Out,
YEvHR C.NDERSI6.vED RESPECT

IL fully begs 10 inform the citizens Of Evans
vile, that be has received lot of firsf-cass FUR
.NITURE from the Last, ofevery description, which
he intends selling low as al any store in the city
Persons in want Of good furniture are invited 90
call before purchasing elsewhere. take all kinds
Of old Furniture in exchange for neX.
MEYER GUGGENHEIMER,
Dealer ia second hand Furniture, on Second st b,
between Main and Locust. mylO-Cm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUY THE RIGHT KIND OF A
THRESHING MACHINE f!
Pitts Patent Thresher and
Separator,

With MpFt TIT HORSE. POWER ATTACHED,
il considered To- be the best machine Of the kind in
the West
The undersigned are prepared 60 furnish
maclnres ufthe aLVv. Iaie.Bt, of stylo aud make
not eAeeilsd IN the WESTERN country. All ssk is
that Onr work may be compared with any Of our
cotcmIorarics, as asD cur prices. These Ma
chimes were already thoroughly introduced ard
known whrn wc commenced the manufacture Of
ihcm; AMI we shah only say that al the Lachines
81 thai i..'i,at which make, shall he made ia
such manner, Of such materials, and with such
improvements of cur own, as will materially in
'rhrosheis
We can ROW offer to our customers a choice Of
these eAceeut Machines, and also choice Of the
H"rSr Powers, 90 drive them, Of any size, from
10 10 hor-e upon reasonable terms any other
establish mont; and we respectfully solicit orders
for either size Kind, aud would request that they
se sent in early possible to insure getting the
best machine. KRAFT a HEIIMAN
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Ms.srcREs a.,D yRW.8LRY.

HOtTOR &. a. TfRRELL, FIRST
III street, two doors south of the Sherwood
House.
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EEeaETE sULPHUR sPRLS'Gs,

&c eHETE sulphur SPRINGS,
" UNION cot NTY, ky.
The Undersigned respectfully announces that ne
will olrn these Springs on the first day Of June
next. These Springs are among the most celebrated
in the West. In connection with the Sulphur
Springs l. a fine Chalybeate Spring, much cele-
bratcd on account Of the medicinal qualities of its
waters. Every accommodation will be given TO
persons visiting the SPRING..
There is a daily conveyance from Uniontown to
the Springs. N. Z. GREEN,
myls-lm Proprietor.
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sar We have the last annual report of

ks2S Q nave the last annual report OF
the Straight Line Railroad to the stock
holders, containing an exposition of the
present condition of its affairs and the fu-
ture prospects of the enterprise. The Dr.
rectors express a confident opinion that the
decision of the Circuit Court in the case ofthe
road against the city of Evansville, will be
reversed in the Supreme Court, and that the
company will finally recover from the city
the amount of bonds and interest, which
now exceed $4,000.
The company has been unable to obtain
any settlement with the contractors, Messrs.
Willard Carpenter & Co. After exhausting
all their efforts to procure just and AMIGA
bic settlement-and offering to refer the
notwithstanding to the provisions of the
contract-to arbitration-the company have
been compelled to resort to suit, which is
now pending, to compel a settlement of the
contractors accounts. In the account filed
in court against the contractors, the COM
pany charges them with
Bonds. cash, and assets Of various kinds TO
And credits them with work done accord
ing to the contract TO the amount OIL. 2967l3
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-26
Terms of Advertising.
TWELVE LINES MAKE A SQUARE. "A

Eg All additional SQUARES charged in the same
proportion.
IL Yearly Advertisers have the privilege of
changing their advertisements quarterly.
a All SPECIAL NOTICES must be paid for extra,
at the rate of from so cts. to 81, and upwards,
according to their length.
a1 Notices of meetings, whether public or of
societies, are considered as advertisements, and
charged accordingly.
sg- Money for advertising is due any tine after
She first insertion.
" Subscription to Paper 81, so per annum, in
ADVANCE. If payment be made within thirty days it
Will be considered assadvance; but if permitted to
overrun that time, TWO DOLLARS will be demand
ed. The money for subscription is due at the time
OF Subscribing, and will be considered collectable at
anu time thereafter.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-26
A New Man at the Wheel!
BOOT Il SHOE MANUFACTURE!

TINE SUBSCRIBER HAVING TAKEN THE
i Store formerly occupied by D.. K. STEPHENS, on
MAIN STREET. OF posite the Post Office, (sign Of
the Big Boot 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, 1853. 2l-1y.