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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-12
Executors Sale

OF REAL ESTATE THE SUBSCRIBERS,
~ Executors of the estate of John E. DAWSON,
late of the township OF Aiillsone, county of Mon
mouth, dec d.. will sell at Public Vendue,
On WEDNESDAY January llM, 1860
at the House of Henry H. woleott, Burnt Tavern
between the hours of IL and 5 o'clock, p NJ Of
kaid day, the following descibed properly, situate
ia the township of Milestone, to wit-FIRsr,
A Tract of Woodland,
about mile from the Burnt Tavern adjoining lands
OF Thos. D. Thompson, and others, containing IL
acres and l0-lOOths, more or less, well tmbered
with Oak and Pine SECOND,
A SMALL FARM,
containing Is acres and AZ 00th more or less stu
81 ate On the Mount Holly road about mile and
Lii a quarter from Smthvs. adjoining the above
tract. The improvements ais Dwelling House
and Stable.
THtRD-A FARM containing 80 and 45-lOOih
acres, more less lying bets een the Mount Holly
Rad. and the road leading to the Burnt Tavern,
abont half a mile from SmithvilIe. About l6 acres
Is tillabe, and the remainder Wood and containing
thrifty growth OF Oak, Pine and Chestnut The
improvements are bWELLINu HOUSE and EzA
Barn. There is an Apple Orchard on the p en- FIN
hes The above phase il well calculated for Truck
Ing purposes. 1t will be sold with or without the
Woodland, to suit purchasers.
FOURTH "A FAHM lying at the Burnt Tavern.
containing 54 acres, more or less About half
Is under good Cultivation and we'll adapted to the
cultivation of grain and grass-the other half new
land, under partial cultivation. The improvements
are good D " ELLlNG ia HOUSE, Barn, and
Wagon House There is .!;:iH al Apple Orchard and
other Fruit trees on the Farm.
Persons wishing to view the premi>es will be
shown the same BY calling OF either of the L.ecu.
tors, or Henry Il. Wolcott, at Burnt Tavern
conditions made known on the day of sale by
William l. DAWSON,
F0RMAN DAWSON
GILBERT W. DAWSON,
CHARLES ALLEN,
December 10, 1853 Executors
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HOLMES
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

FOR RESTORING BE4 UTIFYING AND IN
PI4OR4TLNG THE HAIR
FNHIS PREPARATION IS ESPECIALLY DE.
4 sigaed to lestore gray hair to its former origi
MAJ color and that without any of the unpleasant or
inconvenient requisites of dyeing For this purpose
II is truly magical and greatly superior anything
for that purpose ever yet offered 90 the public
There are but few persons who may retain their
hair permanently in its full beauty and original COL
or by its moderate use. The hair. when gray, will
gradually return to its original color.
1t eradicates scurf or dandruf from the scalp anil
imparts to the hair beautiful appearance strength
snng the rosLS and causing it to grow thick.
As an invigorator of the hair il is certainly equal
and believed to be superior to any preparation yet
known for that purpose Persons whose hair is in
cned to fall off or become thin will find it invalua-
be As simple toilet preparation for beautif ing
the hair, it is worth the price asked for it.
Noae genuine except signed D s. Holmes Depot
No. So Fourth Street. Wiltiamsburgh, L. L.
For sale by j. d. BURLINGTON, Druggist, Free.
hold. N. J.
Dec !, 1853. 5-tf
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Farm, Store, &c,
TOR sALE.--THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
J. by lameness, become unable to attend to his
present business, and wishing to go to New York
under treatment desires to offer at private sale the
following property FIRST,
A Small arm at Perrineville,
Milestone township, containing about 80 acres.
more or less-good, we'll improved, well watered
IA and no waste land. The HOUSE is good S@
- of medium size, good Barn and Wagon *
House, and well of excellent water at the door of
the dwelling There is an abundance of good
Marl within half mile of the Farm The location
and advantages of said property, are well worthy
the attention of buyers.
SEC0ND.-The good WILL Stock, and fixtures of
the STORE, situated in the village of Perrineyille
the location of which is second to no other in the
country, or small villages
THtRD.-A new two story frame Dwelling House
and lot, in the village, and convenient to the Store
ALS0.-One pair well matched Sorrel Horses.
years old, 16 hands high, perfectly sound, kind
gentle, gay, and fast travellers.
One Dark Bay Horse, years old, Is IL hands
high very fine well broke, and has the appearance
of making something fast.
One pair of well matched MULES, five
years old above medium size. perfectly @azYS
gentle, good workers, and good drivers 49,
S1S A FULL FLOODED POINTER DOG.
- well broke for hunting
All of the above property will be sold Ut reasona-
BILE prices, and easy conditions, by calling upon
]. HENRY WICKOFF,
Perrineville, Monmouth Co., n j.
December L. 1859. 4w
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RUE ES.
/. Money is received every day and in any
amount, large Of small.
2. FIVE PER CENr interest is paid for money
from the day it Is put iii.
3. The money is always paid back in GOLD, when
ever it is called for, and without notice.
A. Money Is received from Executors, Adnsinis-
traitors, Guardians and others who desire to have it
in place of perfect safety, and where interest can
be obtained for it.
5. The money received from depositors is invested
in REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGES, GROUND
RENTS, and such other first class securities the
Charter directs.
6. Office IIours-Every day from till o'clock.
ami on Mondays and Thursdays till o'clock in the
evening.
HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President.
ROBERT SELFRIDGE, Vice President.
VIM. J. REED, Secretary
DIRECTORS
Hon. Henry L. Benner, F. Carroll Brewster,
Edward L. Carter, Joseph B. Barry,
Robert Selfrigde, Francis Lee,
Samuel K. Ashton Joseph Yerkes,
G. Landretk NUNS, Henry Ditfenderfer
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NEW FIRM.

.GHARLES G. BOVINE HAVING THIS DAY AS:
~ ISOLATED with him ohm Dorrance, Of Carbondae,
Penn, under the name and style ofC. G. Bovine &
Co., will continue the business, at the NEW STORE,
near the Freehold Depot, where may be found a
good and general assortment of goods, suitable to
the trade and wants of the people
DRY GOODS of every description.
Ladies Dress Goods ard TRIMMINGS, Prints, Mus
Inns, Tickings, Flannels Denms, Cloths and CASH
meres.
ALSO Hardware, Crockery, Boots ard Shoes, La
dies and Gentlemens Caters Buskns, Slippers, &C.
A Good Assortment Of Groceries.
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Moasses, Pork Fish, Flour,
Dried Fruits and other articles in the Grocery line,
for sale cheap, either for Cash or barter.
ALse an assortment Of Window Shades and Paper
Hangings of the best quality and latest patterns.
CARPETING.
Brussels, Thre6py Ingram, Hemp and LIST.
Hickory and Oak Wood Cedar and Pine Boards
suitable for enclosing trurkng all of which ar
ticles offered cheap either wholesale or retail -
Persons wishing to purchase will do we'll TO call and
examine before going elsewhere.
c. c. BOVINE, C. C. BOWNE& co.
JOHN DoRRANGE. {
Feb a. 1859 Feb Of 17-1v
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Jewelry g. Silver Ware
MANY & LEWIS

TWTlIN C% = = w "
HAVE REMOVED FROM $50 BowERY TO
$50 broadway, cor. P&ince ST, N. Y.
JITHERE they are exhibiting splendid assert
wv ment Of Jewelry and Silver and Plated Ware
ENTIRELY New.
Their assortment embraces every description Of
Notwithstanding Diamonds of the NEST fashion,
able settings many designs quite new. Particular
attention is invited to their
LARGE STOCK OF WATCHES,
from the most celebrated makers, and warranted
also, to their extensive variety of
liver WARE,
TEA SETS, SPOONS, FORKS, SC.
which they will sell as favorable terms as arti-
eles of equal pnrty can be purchased in the city,
All goods plainly marked in agures-one Price
only. MANY s. LEWIS,
500 BROADWAY, N. Y.
December %, 1852 1y
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DEY STREET HOUSE,
Nos. 81, IS, & So Dey St., New York.
KEPT ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. MEALS
Ia at all hours Of the day. Lodging Rooms, so
cents. Croton Water in every room
D. K. SHARRETTS,
Proprietor.
New York. March IL. 1857. If
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We have 4 large stock Of Wilson's Albany Seed
ing strawberry Plants, which we offer for sale al
81 per 100 =$S per 1000; this is less than you can
get them at any other Nursery. They are said to
bear from 100 800 bushels per acre, aud sell for
25cts per quart
Orders may he left at the office of this paper at
the Kesport Post Office, with Burk Stout, at the
= Standard Office" Red Bank.
~ When ordere* by letter, the name and ad
dress should be distinctly written.
October Il, 1859. 5l-f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-26

being wasted than when fed whole uncu'
Again, straw or corn.stalks can be mixed
with hay to the amount of one-third or one
half Of the quantity fed, and il well prepar-
ed, the animals will eat it clean, and wi
thrive better, and in all respects it will wei
pay'tor The time and expense over the cou-
mon method of feeding. One consideration
VI quite equal importance IL, that our hor.
ses are free from cough or heares, which are
insapeiable from feeding clover or dusty hay
unless cut and DeH dampened."
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How to q Y Hay.

A correspondent Of the Wisconsin Farm.
". In an answer 10 tho question how much
hay will keep q good sized horse per day or
per year, says:-"l have asked this question
many times and universally receive for an
snswer, ~ don't kno1." Well ! do, having
kept horses for twenty years-from five 10
twenty at q time. | concluded would
know. Five pounds OF hay at a feed, or
fifteen pounds per day, with the usual al.
lewsncs Of oatmeal, ttwelve quarts per day.
or is equivslen. in shorts, will keep q good
sizsd horse-one Of eleven hundred and fE.
~ ponds wcight-in fine condition for all
road or farm work, and is amply sufficient;
sone will Keep on considerably less, but
this 10 o fair average. and can be rcckoned
on % q sufficient for tho first HUI.
bred horses you find. 10 connection with
this. ] will state, that ! have been feeding
from four to five horses for the last tbroe
months with cut feed. the advantages of
which ! hold TO be equal to many times the
eost Of the best cutting box in the State,
where several horses are kept. In the first
Place In lie economy to cut feed 80 far as
i've CO.'S, mp'ion is concerned, less feed
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PRICES GREATLY REDUCED I'LL!
STONE & THOMAS

FUAKE PLEASURE to announce uath have just rcoNed hr Secpnj Sck Of g,, 49,,
4 Staple Dry Goods bought almost entirely ~ht CASH, which, prmn MBe ggrThu& R3Drr
che pms is unsuWtdb by my nhe West In theirs stock may h found aImIa U v
OF OMs adapted to LMms, MENs ad BOYS WAR; '"'
in their Retail Department thyi vnet tho trnnono the LMns to their Im. smL m ptru
DRESS SILKS, being the lorgnts stock in the city. and emtguingn the uuu syesoI Bnwders
tuid Set Figures and -picsg greatly reduced. FRENCH ODLENS T vii. H.nns
Cnhnees ma Dlmnes, pn and figured; Pls Lannringn md Vuendas IN vDe,i vmHnn s
GERMAN AD EaHsu ICONS. TO wits ucas. Poi de Cheyres MapenuC LIs gc9 jnb .0
mnt our stock very hrge-wce ms large as any in the chym and very very sn h nnS
FUm enhrcirsv iuornes,M ufs, MuTMes Cuffs and Gloves Conks and ionkTgt emImnc m
a great ymn some very itch ad desirable, with Tdmnings to mattel. In ours Shawl DnnttmnI
ma be iond all the ast styles and the largest stock in the city. We have very chce awLs
m1e expressly for u.s.. Ours stock oil AmHcanG Goods 10 witt delnos pinsp in5omu nd ||s
hbncso ole very kind, enttacs hnsof thousands OF Yards every variety an price amss and
OlcOhAN CALI particular attention TO our stock OF capung and oil cloth. as We are dtsinusnf
quitting hat branch of niness w earep prepared to gvegr great, GREAT Bargains. In Mems and
Bows Wear w call teniono tela largest stock of CLOTHS, cmsmers, casnis Jeans Twms
Fonneh,c anuons Mushn, etc, that is kept by any smHar house in THE cny. IL our nbbno ne,
parunontw we call the nuenthn f the Trade. Our stock ofPece Goods md Noims viii m T ond
To- be very mu and adapud to the wants of the Trade, and in variety swe and rn sW Mm
no obing house in the city Buying with CGh UTMOST excuipy,w We court n cash njs omI ,n
10 sell upona good ernst by the a or al rnias any house In the West
Iaudss entu a any pu the cW, free OF expense n39 STONE e. THOMAS
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BLOOD PURIFIER & BLOOD PILLS
DR.. ROBACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
q HEN Dr.. RUBACK, the Rsnovu-

HEN DIR. RURACz tho pa..~u
plooJ pa, Is s Sw"d',n rnyslcian, introduced his
he set form In main Isnsua,, ,hsIs ~ s.a.os
critics. TSis w gr' Yeats ,s .ssos 1 Hn. ,s ss,a, q, prop.
Enlightened men, whose ebsrsc,er 70, sounS Hss W..
Inent aud nh philosophy gives their opinions weight ~
we community. moh who observe, reflect, & MARE
snssmranee oously sure" before they deoide--srs
wonderful Pispar.,ioas: Ali who sonads in tbs.
Tor themselves, are now u one mlsd
on ms Important subject.
d. hooaok invites tue attention Of the sick 10 the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
,,J y, mqn'nsrs OF the Medical Paternity. Editotssf
ru",s' Joutna,s, wen known merchants and Far
intfs, wa LADIES oithe highest responsibility, CIV
,ha accounts OF extraordinary cures wrong { by
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may he consulted n,rson.,iv
letter, ny these who have any do lbt upon Ike suS.
wiieh is al ali times neee.sihIsi 10 ~. ,.nii. 49,.
lishcs the following
ENCTS
r,., +. H..
u ~ nuoon ru,iner and Blood Pills have bsop
CONTAIN NO MINERAL;
That they cure thu a lposi nnivst,.l eomn,.,u,
DYSPEpSIA
WIN nnerring certainty, and in a vary short tiaS.
Ihatai,er all other Medicines havs proved useless;
'h'y reIicve st
LlVEP COMPLAINT.
and restore the health and ,,reng,b or ~. ,6r.,.,
un,.s mn ~ A . -. =
va.rs ~ ,., Wv 1--we I4nsniehed Tor
en- ers,c with .i,o., NJ, ~ ae.ponuehey, re.
their iJv, ro,a,ia, ~ mrv9s IePIohy under
hiii,ia. = ramnSs 10 Ame.e, seAuaI olsaN
stinnIstino nrnnor,' r n so'.Is. ana gssHy
SIT Ts1,iS IL ~ sury IeI,um
CONSTITUTIONS, -
no yer, they may have been ,riaed with and .bu' .
That their direct tendency isto
IENCTUEN LIFE
HifD ;
AUD render u enjoyihle. That, operating directly.
upon 'ht pvisun oiaisesse In the blood, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAI- ~
and discLsrre from the svs,em ev.,y ,.u, ..a
IN la. whether hereditarv n, oths, rs, -
TUE DEDII I'm MAJ '"''
NroNoli lnn DEDlLiIA IEDs ~
ma that tiicre 10 10 disease OF the Stomach and,
Bowels, the liver, the nervous system, tn skin, the
glands or muscles. in which they do not give prsmp3
reiiet, ana. II adj tstered before the very citadel
OF lie has been Invaded, effect q painless & per feet
euro. ~
Wear IN MIND that the SCANDINAVIAN 'vEGg.
TABLE hLOOD FILLS are endorsed by the exps-
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FARM FOR SALE

nNHE undersigned offers Tor sale his valuable
i Farm in Btlmun, county. I6 miles below
Wheeling, on the Ohio river, and containing about
2Oy acres. There are about % ucres cleared, and
the balance is wei iimbered. Tn the Farm isaan
excellent Young bearing .Orch,rd Of gra tied and
choice lrnit, a new aud comfortable howed log
Dwelling Ito ST., and a good hewed log Barn,
auout 3jx23 ieet. The subscriber having removed
to the West, will give a gren. bargain TO my one
waning such property. For terms, &C., apply 10
ID. ID. 4. Cowen. ntSt. Clairsviile. or Thos. Day,
on the adjoining iarm JNO Ii WILLIAMS,
dec22aw BY ID ID TCowen, his agent
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t11tL.L ~ t1hREIG PIXES,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and
put up IN Glass Cases. Air Tight. and will keep
IN any climate. The Family Csthariic PILL il q
gentle but active CIihartic, which the proprietor
Inns used Ia his practice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used the Pills and the satisfaction
which a express In regard to their use has induc, d
me to place them within the reach of all The
Profession well know that different Ca ihartics act
on different portions oil the bowels The Family
CdtlaTtic Pill has, with due reference TO this well
established TACT, been compounded from a vari "
OF The purest Vegetable Extracts, which act alike
on every part OF the alimentary canal aud are good
and sale IN all cases " here n cathartic is needed
such as arrangements ol the Stomach, Slecpiness
Pains III tho Back and Loins. CosiIvcness, Pain &
Soreness over the whole body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, Ill neglected end in a long course
OF Fever, Loss Oi Appetite, u creeping sensa lion
oi cold Oy.r Tie body. llestlessness, Headache, or
weight IN the head, all lnllnmmn tory Diseases,
Worms In children or adults, Rheumatism, a
great purifier OF the Blood aud many diseases to
which flesh is heir, too numerous to mention Ia
this advertisement Dose, | to 3.
PRICE THREE DIMES.
9J-The Liver lnvigorator and Family Cathartic
Pills are relailed by Druge lists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in ali tho large towns.
5. T. w. SANFORD, M. d.
~ Manufacturer and Proprietor.
se!s'siy 335 broadway, New York
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FAIG3LY GAIE3ARYEC PEELS,
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Enyy.pn rnrp -. = n M.p-

EDWARD COIK W, s, b MARTIN.
DY VIRTUE Of a vendi to me directed from
ID the court OF common Pleas OF Belmont, 9 unity
Ohio, | will offer ior sale, At the door OF the Court
House, in 81. Z lairsville, in sa id county, on Tues.
day, February l4lh, 1860, bet Seen the hours OF 10
o'clock, A N and 4 o'clock, Pm Of said day. the fol.
lowing real estate. 10 wit; Part of the N Z ar Of
Sec So, Up 5 and Range 4, beginning Tor the same
at the N w corner OF sal or, thence S lo W "a
poles TO II stake; thence S. IS + 10 poles 81 links
to a stone; thence N $50 Il Is poles 10 the creek,
section line; thence with said line N s9o w ~
poles to the place OF beginning, containing 4 acres
and go poles, more or less. Appraised at sl25 90;
Terms OF sule cash. Z. LOCHsRY,
Sheriff OF Belmont county. Ohio.
Sho!iffs Office, ST. CiaiIIyille, January 9th, 1860
piinters iees215
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On Monday n or two
Went round among the people
To see ii he would do.
The pious, cody portion
Had not a fault to find,
His clear and searching preaching
They thought the very kind;
And all went smooth and pleasant,
Until they heard the views
OF some Influential sinners
Who ren, the highest pews.
On these his pureent dealing
Made but a sorry hit;
The coat Of gospel teaching
Was quite too tight a fit.
OF ourse his late was settled
Attend, ye parsons all!
Aud preach to please the sinners
IL you would gel a coll.
Next came a spruce young dandy,
He wore his hair too long;
Another's coat was shabby,
And his voice not over strong;
AND one New Haven student
was worse than all OF those
We couldn't herr the sermon
FOL thinking o: his nose!
Then wearvinQ of candidates,
We looked the country through,
MIC doctors y professors,
To md one that would do;
And alter much discussion,
On who should bear the ark,
WIN tnIeraole agreement,
We hkcd On d.. Parke.
Here then we ,houch, /, settled.
But were amazed to End
Our fa'tering invitation
Respectfully declined.
we turned 10 DR.. Hopkins
10 helP US IN .he 'lrch'
Who strangely thought that college
Had claims above" our church.
NEXT, ue d.spstchcd cowmit,ces
by twos and threts To urge
The lAbnrS Tor a Sabbaih
o! tho Rev. Shallow Splurgc.
lie came--a marked sensation,
~ wonderful his style,
Followed the creak'ng OF his boots,
AS he passed up the aisle.
His ,ones were SO paec,inc.
His gestures so divine,
Il lady 'tinted in the hymn,
before ihe second line,-
And on that cay he gave us,
10 accents clear aud loud,
The greatest prayer ever addressed
To an enlightened crowd.
He pre,, he'd n double
And gave us a angels food,
On such Il lovely topic
"The Joys oil solitude:"
All :ull OF sweet descriptions
VI how'rs aud Penrly streams
OF warollng b'ris' moonllt groves,
And golden sunset beams
OF filth aud true repentance.
'ie ho,h'hs h"u W sayi
ne ROUNDED all ihe corners,
And smoo'hed the rugged way;
Managed win great adro!'ness
10 entertain aud please
ana leave the sihhcfs conscience
oon'PIe'eiy al us ease
Six hundred is the salary,