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NEw Yoar Oct i3-Cotton dr; sales Of COO bales Flour
iefs cents higher sails OF Sc Is state g. 405 90 Ohio
e. SOS southern $500 10 wheat sos cents higher sales
900 bashes; Wes:-tu white s4id5S Corn Que sales
90 brshe PORK ARM els 1t6blSS Nhsky hrm at
aie2 cts chiefly the latter aiy. SpS Turpsn-
tine hrn a. 4letN ca Rosn dull at l5Gt6 Slice hrn
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CArucS,-ln our cbanscabe climate, coughs, colds
anil Iuog discas,s vu prevail Consumption will claim
its victims These d-e5-es &c taken in time, can De ar
rested and cured The remedy is Dr. Htstd-'s BI'sa7
OF HIld Cherry
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University of Louisiana,
LAW nRpA HTNlENT


TKIE LECTuRES 10 iris Will commence the
conf MONDAY Of November 1850 aud continue until the first
Monday April 1851 They viii embrace the various branches
Of The Cyi Law Common Law, and o Faulty; Admiralty,
Commerci, International and Constitutional law and tie Juris
four Professors:
lIou THEODORE H. McCALEB LII D. Professor Of Admiralty and
irrational Law.
RANDELL HUNT Professor OF Commercial and Criminal Law and
the Lxw Of Evidence.
CHRISTIAN ROSELlUS, IIl D., Professor OF Civil IRw.
ALFRED HENNEN Professor OF Constu ona andt Common Law,
Equity Jurisprudence
No city in the United States has advantages which Or
POSSESSES the ready perfect requirement Of the Mod
ern Lang be obaner cheap here In
any other large city Ia tie Union
An addressed 10 Che Dean Of the Facul
IT, at New Orleans RANDELL HUNT,
aui5-Sm Dean Of the Faculty
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- KNOWLES q WALFORD
sue

49, TNPsS &c EDEN TED sue
49, CEsS The exciiemcntin bchalfof Riksrs Ceie5rG
ff O. sl Hs continues Increase throue hoat Virginia and
c south, tr h--une greAt that the
porreos nuj dfi,uty In uppNngt As Tor Ague and
Fewer these crs without rival and have vet to learn
10 he nrt Instance who're they have failed check that
!nE 'oa'hss % , when taken Ing directions For
Dyspepsia Cholera Norhus Summer Comp ain Torpy Of the
Liver, zach ard indigestion. th, Bers without
rival SAT r Headache thgy have been known
The violent amer he bst m scaus had them
shopeess No family where there young ehdrrs should
BE- without them IA che Spring and Pail months they Improve
The appetite strength she Being entirely nee from
AL pohouous mineral substances ey taken by both
time ami under an circumstance n need essart
anil elective medicine Try them anduge yourselves Of their
virtues
70 pc had n M The pr0mnsnt Druggists In the city Of Hehmond
and elsewhere IA Virginia and North Car lima Also BY g. W.
J,rrs Co Meuphis Tenn W Smith. Brandon, Mas Syme
Provan New Orleans d. b. Mile. Covngcu. q. Stott,
Washington city, u. c.. Canay Gipin 90, baltimore; A
Fasncstook Philadelphia and Barnes PARK, Y Orders
6iIei BY Addressing \ BAKER. Proprietor.
oc5 RichuiNni, Va
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or MN1InNHOH ENsTETHT

OED DOMINION INSTITUTE,
TEIE session Of This school for Young Ladies located at The
u the Of Hh and Franklin streets, chmond Va will
bcgn the LIST dag Of October $780, and close the 30L CT
June nett ensuing.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
shupste, Mental and Moral Science and Ancient Ian
gusges.
r. q. ellison, Natural Science and Mathematics.
Rev James A. Duncan Biblical Literature
Mons. Edouard Houdayer, French.
Carlos Mcra. spanish and Italian
Albert De Eordlg5r German
Miss Eva NJ Jones, Interrieda.e Englsh.
Miss Msggie d. Brsnder, Primary English.
Horace Chase, Piano and Organ.
Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
o. A. Rdcgson Guitar
Oswald Heinrich Painting and Drawing
J. W. Reeve, Penmanshp.
TERMS.
the Session. payable half hrst OF October residue
Prb. H. 1857
Primary English nculing Vocal yusc) $50 90
intermediate Engsh Onoudlng Vocal Music) - M
Senior 0ncudlng Vocal Muscl % a.
Language each............ ................ 20 o.
Piano Organ Guitar Cultivation Of the Voice. for half
hour lessons per wcek........... 80 Oh
Piano, Organ, Guitar. Cultivation Of the Voice for
hour lie sons per 50 20
OIL Painting ......... ~ 10
Pastel Water Ccors, crayon Drawing % 90
Use OF fiAno. ~ w
Ornamental Branches ..--........
BOard ~ w
washing and lAghs % w
Application 70 enter pupils and ali communications concerning
the behoo should be made 10
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By no. D. LYME. Auet.
rIlRueTRE,s sALE oF vALuARLE REAL

fgtkusTEE,S SALE or VALUABLE RRAL
n fhrAff, IN HENRlc0 COUNTY, fIikkk MILES BELOW
INV OTY OF RICH3oNDBy virtue Of deed
TO US by John Kidd dated the gr; day Of May 1 cuy
eoried IA the Clerks office Of HeBrico court
NE reqne; Of the beneaaS In said deed end
the said ia sell public auction
ss on the 6h day Of OCTOBER the hour O'clock f
5 ne mex, thereafter ih; Real Estate conveyed BY
the sara Deed IN Wit All that pcce parcel land
serbed as h,pg the county u Hen three
the city Of Richmond containing hundred Ave
ts acre. be the sans or less adj hing tn Lands w.
roper ueorgs Pcaxsnis aud ,her and has upon dwell
inS use with eight tiche qaftera
be &c VITA well Of good water Ia The yafd II Hts r
proysment and adapted TO the made In this section;
healthy, and IN good neshborhood and regarded vaiube
became o. Is nearncts TO The city Of fichmond &c. Mr. Kidd Nv
Ing upon the premises will take plearute 10 HhoWngit
1E Ms 90 sAE Enough ia desy expenses sale ind
tn ray bona GATED the s day May s Tor hundred
ana hyhss dollars aad hy i've cents villa legal ileest
date paid aud upon creo gu the day August 1sG 70
secure The payment OF bond dated The si day Of May 1855 with
legal interest the from H. date I'LL paid eleven
bred and hy Eve coa and fyfye and remain.
der Of the purchase ere the said may
rect orla the ofhs said dAs falling prescribe up
such terms the Trustees may direct.
no. b LYME
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dIxY ITEMS.

Tux sreAR REFINERY recently erected at the lower
end Of Rockets the margin Of the river, Is so nearly
finished that this day week has been fixed upon as the
time for commencing operations We visited the build
log on Saturday and witnessed trial Of the steam en-
giRes machinery and running gear. Everything about
the establishment except the engines, was novelty TO
ia, and though the uodts operaHdi Of refining sugar
was explained unable 20 fully comprehend the
process The building is l25 feet long by 90 teet M
width, and Eve stories high lt Is built OF brick IN the
most substantial manner upon foundation OF granite
aud to be vel adapted to the purposes for which
i erected The most striking feature about the e.
adjustment il the great number Of iron and copper pipes
OF different sizes extending in all directions, under each
nOor and vertically These pipes are intended 70 con
duet the svrups aud from part Of the building
TO another TIE machinery and appurtenances have
been constructed upon the most approved plan, and m
accordance with the latest Improvements Indeed it -
sud that this Refinery the most complete one IN this
respect in the United States There is no handling or
dipping here the whole process being carried on oy
mechanical cOntriyances beginning with the elevation Of
the material from the basement % the upper story.
Adjoining the Refinery IS bone kiln built Of brick, IN
which the "bone black" used in the Refinery VIII De
made On the north side OF the building Is the boiler
house containing three large boilers for generating and
supplying steam 10 the engines and tanks The smoke
stack attached Is eighty ie,t in height No fire will be
used in the building an the heating aud boiling viii be
effected by means Of from the large boilers. The
water used for the carhcaon Of the sugar is brought
from Mount Erin spring about bali mile distant while
the supply for the boilers is drawn from the river BY
means Of pump propelled by steam apparatus. All the
machinery was made at Nessrs. Merriek Sons south
wark Foundry" Philadelphia, and was put up by Mr..
VIM. II Bechtel an experienced macbinist The estab-
lshment viii turn cut about l75 bbs OF sugar per DIEM
The construction aud equipment OF this Refinery H.
volvcd very Aeagy oaiav and il Is but feeble act OF
justice TO the proprietor Chares T. Morris Es TO say
that he Is entitled the highest degree Of credit for
thus emharkFg, single handed ia an enterprise, which,
l.
" ot Richmond and contribute to The delivery Of the
South from It's dependence upon others fer supplies Of
indispensable commodity. We hope aud believe that
the enterprise will be literally encouraged by the grocer
~ merchants Of the Southern States and may those who
turn heir backs upon i; ( there De any dispOsedl
b. compelled 70 breakfast upon wormWO0d dine upon
coocyuth, and sup upon gall. Our moahs water for
taste Of the hrst lot of refined sugar made i EchH0HR
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RICMH0ND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN I'D 4TH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
A NJ. DUPuY, A. M..

a n. NJ.
TgIR next session this Institution will the i Of
October 1880 and will terminate the 30h June 1851.
Principal wilt be tided heretofore, by well selected
corps Assistants Who with their ability and experience, cannot
fail TO give satisfaction
The Boarding Department will be under the management Of Mr.
aud Mrs rupuy by Mrs Mary Oasse ey ofsa
yaunah They will reside IN the Reninary with the young
Ade and will exercise FdTsdl care aad control over those
committed 30 their charge.
The success this establish 10 the city
Of e!nold female Hennary The ht class has encouraged
Principal provide ample accommodations for the nezt
session The bGdngs being enlarged aud mporan
notifications will be made IN thcm which wild add greatly 10 their
convenience and The lodging large ard well
ventilated than from four boaEeis will
by room The Recitation ROOFS will he well arranged for the
accommodation Of the pupils -
TERMS FOR NINE MoSTHs.
WnshIng fuel and H1.s 80 10
Tuition m the Preparatory Department ..... so 90
do IN ordinary English 90 %
do In advanced 90 90 ..-....s.............. % 90
u.dodern and hncier: Languages, EACH. 90 CO
IesSon Of one hoarper week 30 GO
For two lessons Of one hour each per .. 81 90
Use OF Plano ........ ...................... 10 90
Dravtngi In Crayon. ~ 20
Painting IA Water oolors 40 10
Painting ia so 90
onea payable The ist Of oct istO the remainder
the 18Th Of Feby, 1861
Reference Moses D. Hoge and TO any Of the
former patrons Of the school.
Catalogues the senlnsry containing detailed aorma
ton be obtained bookstore in the city, or by apPe
NJ DUPUY.
Iyl1 Riehnond. Va.
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no. b LYME,

STOCK OF lH0ksEF, cows PLANTATION UTFNrIrs fEM.
eRACING WHEAT THRtsHER, NEARLY NEW FOR SAFE
NJ AUCTION / will sell The stock Of Horses Cows Plantation
uenfis enbraeiog excellent Wheat Thriher
~ The sae OF the farm advertised by be sold the 18Th
Ottober Ro. b. LYME,
Oel0-ids Auctlnneer,
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EDuoArION.

MFRS. PHILIP MAYO viii rs-open her SCHOOL; At
hs ~ hs al Mordrv In October she VIII receive few small
boVs Terms t2O pef session of r0nths. Vlo
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RrySn's Taste e.s yermIruge.

Rryan's Taste VerniIruge.
MiRACLEi
Nelly 4 rosy and roumy Is TAT
Both we're a month since, as lean a rat;
Both we're n, m worms In a ter lble plight
Convu'srd 10 the day time aud sleeplsss Al night
"WhAt wrought the changef" BKYASs NERniFUGE sure,
TaStc-ss waller and certAa 70
Price p cents FOR sale BY FISHER a SHEPHERD.
Dr. MeCIIntOckss IscctOraI syrup. Are your lanSs
weak Docs Icing breath give pain Have hacking
couhf DO cKpcctoate hard tough latter Areyou wasted
with ughtwra and NAn Of sepg Il here 4 your remedy
Il wil unquesiioaaby you. Paee 81. sold by
FISHER a SHEPHERD.
DR.. McClintOck's Cold aud Cough Mixture Is
fatlarsd ioRai curutrc. DR. McU. Is one ofthe most
gshr medical men In America and his guarantee cannot
De Questioned This preparation he declares from bis own expert
-nce sEt aud positive for cold cough, eaarrh In
dasnzo and throat Il Is popular throughout the Union
Price IS Yer sale BY USHER a SHEPHERD.
sc3a-iim
49, KNOWLES a. NALFORD
49, AGNES FOR
Lie and Ffrr Insurance,
ucrrngs Firr and burglar Proof Safes,
Machine Brhing. Ueathtr and Rabhet)
hen-ss Church and other Bells,
Dealers IN Cotton and Linen fsines,
1870 MAIN STREET.
oSg RchmsnL
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VANTEO.-sltnal TO teach, by gentleman quail fed TO
w t-ach Engh Latin FRENCH Mathematics, and the Rudi
Greek lie has had years experience Address
10y No "a IInuipton Va sG5-u
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LIneINIA cENrMAL RAIL-fssEs; -

sUPrS OFFICE f. y p. H. Il COMPANY,
giCuxOSD goth Sept, lSG0
VIRGINIA STATE ANB CENTRAL RAlk.
HnricStSIa MS soeIeiie.. Wis tns the above
Fr will furnished bv the Agent at the station Cat the time or
purchasing tickets for MchmondD presentation OF their
e iuacate Of memb, rshp, with a
FREE RtTURN TICKET
Stock ether articles designed for Exhibition At the above
Fair NIL be full lair down. but will be returned Tree OF
charge, ifrtmalnlnc In posse sion of same owner.
pron wishing Stock give at least six days notice
To the Depot Az ut that proper be provided
Return Tickets ksrei 20 menhe good from Saturday
goth October, to Saturday 2Sth ineu,lve.
,rqf-tf sAML RUTH. supL
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VVAIR URUSHES-Frerch and english patterns in great
IL variety and ali prices, for sale by JNO 7. GRAY,
ociS Successor % Ade tray.
VIER a BRUSIIES.-The subscriber on,rs for sale
splendid Of Teeth and Nail Brsies Of the bes;
qu, al v and AT low prceL JOHN T GRAY,
ocl3 Successor 10 ABLE 4 Gray.
RICHMOND SpAyVILLE L.
ENPRISs EREIGHr AND ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
ON and after MONDAY, DC. Let, an La "
on Train win leave Richmond daily Sunday eNcepteh for
ynchburg aud intermediate points, leaving tctInon1 At NJ.
arriving IyrcAbug A. In time % connect with the
pa ssnger train going the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road.
Re,unIng leave Lynctburg T25 NJ INN dia,ey pe
arrival the the aud arrive In Richmond at $40
AN Ioci2l O. C. TALoOTT, SupL
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LAW CARDS.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

RICHMOND, VA,
NlTIL practice In the Of he cities Of Richmond and Pc
w tcrsbuTg the counti,s Of enrico and Chesterfield
Ofhcc Ia Brvin- Block, 2th street, state H. au2I-t
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CANDLES.-iOO whole half boxes "KnapPs" AdhnAn-
~ tine Candles for sale by - .,,,. . %
Oci0 " H. shlNhkK W.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-05
Gunsy1ait rs Shon .

7 SCHNAOTZ WOULD INFORM THE PUB
LIZ lie that he still continues to carry on Gun
smithing, at his residence. few doors above the
Methodist Church where he may at all times be
found ready and willing to do any work in his line
neat, cheap, and durable as it can be done any
where.
5-g7- Engraving done upon Spoons Accordeons
Repaired and Scissors Ground, at short notice.
Freehold, Sept Is, 1859. 46-tf
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-05
To Farmers.

WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF ALL
w those acho hare Grain to thresh, 10 our Stock
of Horse Powers and ThreShers and combined
rhreshers and Winnowcrs We have the sole gen
cy in New York for several different patent improved
Horse Powers and Threshing Machines and can fur
nish any kind that may be wanted. We keep
Greater variety in store than be found esewher
in the City, altogether, Of both the Tread and the
Lever Powers Also both over-shot and under shot
Threshing Machines, with or without Separators, or
Shakers-as desired
If you think of buying Threshing Machine or
Horse Power or Agricultural Implements, or Ma
chineEy Of any kind you will find it to your interest
to cal on us before purchasing elsewhere. RemeR-
Der the Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store No.
54 Vesey street. New York--near Greenwich street
A. f. MAYHER g. CO.
N. B. If not convenient to call on us. send for
Circular de cribng the Machines and giving prices
July 81, 1859. Soft
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New Liquor Store
I'm FREEnlhn.


TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED A
L New Liquor Store in the Crystal Palace Build
ing, corner of Main and Throckmorton Streets.
Freehold. His assortment of Liquors embraces ev-
cry variety, among which may be found as good as
can be purchased anywhere. The attention of Ho-
lei and Store keepers is particularly invited TO his
assortment being much better than ordinarily
found in market, and which he is prepared to sell
cheaper than the same article can be procured in
the city.
WILLIAM II. WEEKS g. CO.
Freehold, Nov. "a. 1859. Aft
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LAWTON OR. NEW ROCHELLE
Blackberry Plants.
TIE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK IN THE
COUNTRY
For Sale at the Bridgeport Nursery, at
a lower price than the genuine plant
can be obtained esew here, by
#. L.. PERRY, Bridgeport, Conn.

We consider Spring the best time to transplant
but of the many thousands sold last Fall, OF which
large number were sold in Monmouth County we
have had no complaint of their dying. The ave
age growth Of the plants sold last year are from
: to feet high.
MIR. Albert Cutting near Keyport, sold this year
from 100 of the plants sold him, (the secod sea
SON after planting Forty TWO DOLLARS wARTH OF
BERRIES In August 1858, Mr.. Cutting visited our
Nursery for the purpose of viewing theplants while
in bearing and being convinced of the large profit
to be realized from acre. then ordered 5000 plants
which he set out last fall. This fall he orders from
1900 to 1000 more
Five Hundred Dollars can be realized from one
thousand plants the second season after setting and
after that from one to two thousand dollars from an
acre. for as long time as you cultivate them. 1t
takes one thousand plants for to set an acre.
To all those who purpose setting the New hochehe
Blackberry Plants would say. it will be to your
interest TO get your plants of for this reason as
soon as the plants start from the ground, we trans
plant them in beds Is inches apart and keep the
ground constantly stirred and free from weeds, by
this means we get larger amount OF small hOrous
roots than can possibly be had on plants grown in
the ordinary way. This is the reason why our
plants have given a larger amount of bearing wood
than plants sold by other parties-and the more
wood the more berries.
Our plants will be packed in the best manner, and
delivered at Freehold, Keyport, or Red Bank. at
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II
CtHARLES G. BOVINE HAVING THIS DAY AS
~ sociated with him Ohm Dorrahce, of Carbonate,
Penn under the name and style of G. c. Bovine g.
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 10
the trade and wants of the people
DRY GOODS Of every description.
Ladies' Dress Goods ard Trimmings Prints, Mus
Inns, Tckings Flannels, Denins, Cloths and CASH
mereS.
ALSO Hardware, Crockery, Boots ard Shoes, La
dies and Gentemens Caters BuskinS Slippers, &c.
A Good Assortment of Groceries.
Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Pork, Fish, Flour.
Dried Fruits and other articles in the Grocery line
for sale cheap, either for Cash or barter.
Also, an assortment of Window Shades and Paper
Haugings, of the best quality and latest patterns
CARPETTNG.
Brussels, Three-ply, Ingram Hemp and List.
Hickory and Oak Wood, Cedar and Pine Boards,
suitable for enclosing Or trunking; all of which ar
tic'es are offered cheap either wholesale retail -
Persons wishing to purchase will do well to call and
examine before going elsewhere.
c. G. Bowie, &C. BOVINE g. co.
JoHN DoRRaNGE.
Feb IA, 1859. Feb "a 17-1v.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES
FIFTY DOLLARS!

SINGERS SEWING WACR1N Els
FIFTY DOLLARS
HAVING COMPLETED AND OCCUPIED OUR
IL great Fire Proof Manufactory--the most per-
feet machine shop in the world-we have signalized
the event by producing new FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE, containing the latest improvements, at
the very low price Of
FGFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pubG without
inducement excuse for buyrg any of the inferior
machines which infringe our patents. Competition
will henceforth became impossible very large
reduction has taa ;kices of all of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are well known
to be without any successful rival in the market
Much has recently been published in regard to vari
Gus stitches made by sewing machines. We will
take it for granted that all the world knows the fact
that Singers Machines make the best stitch in
vented. and do it in the best style.
WILLIAM l. PATTERSON & SON, Clothing Mer-
chants, are the agents in Freehold for these unri-
vailed machines where the different varieties are
kept on exhibition, at New York Cash prices in the
show-rooms attached to the Store. Persons pur-
chasing machines will be taught to operate at their
residences free of charge, by experienced opera
tor. Our friends in Freehold, and the neighb0ring
country, will now be able to obtain the best Sewing
Machine made, Of the latest style, at their own
doors
All articles used with Sewing Machines, such as
Needles, Silk, Thread, Oil, &c. of the best quality,
may pc procured, at the lowest prices
~ Send for copy of l. H. Singer d. Cos Ga
zette, which contains full information about prices,
sizes, ETC., of sewing machines, and w be supplied
gratis. |. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
468, Broadway, NEwYoRK.
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FTNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST OPENED IN
4 the village of RED BANK a New Stove Store,
i'll the ar of Morford e. Parker's Store and on the
street facing the river where will always be kept
hand good and general assortment of COOKING,
PARL0R, SITTING ROOM, OFFICE, STORE and
SHOP STOVES, together with variety of Tin and
Japan Ware, which will be sold at prices lower than
ever before offered in this county We will also
promptly attend to Jobbing of every description.
TIN ROOFING put on, Leaders aud Cutters put
up in neat and substantial style, at short notice,
and on moderate terms
Old Iron, Copper, Brass Lead and Rags, taken in
exchange, at the highest market prices.
" All orders for Jobbng, or for Stoves or Tin
Wares, from the surrounding country, promptly at
tended to, and forwarded by Stage or Steamboat
Call and examiue my Stock, and learn prices, be-
fore gong elsewhere.
GEORGE T. PRICE
Red Bank March 81 1859 2t-tf
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N EW FIRM.

Red Bank March a. 1850 - = ~
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WoODl WOoDu WOODl!!

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