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TOM'S RIVER. N. J. AUGUST 20, 1850.
VOL. 0
MISCELLANEOUS,
■hat a fa in ratiraato ol respeclabllly was a pra
dominant fault it his daughters’ character*, and
he determined to glen them * practical lesson.—
How he tureeeded, the sequel of oar story will
shew.
A FATHER'S LESSOX.
A Cess moments after Ike saf er* M left the
room, Mr. Barton entered* Hn teas about tbe
A Tale o M o m c ft lo Lifemiddle height, with n fine figure,rcgnlar ienturee
He waa cer­
T h** i young Judi.s were rented in • richly nod nn intclliteat countenance.
furnished apartment.
They were the Mines tainly a handsome young man, which laet cean.
Amanda and Emma Ellis, and Delilnh Carleton Ibg yonng Mieses Ellis did not dnay, and tb*
Tbe latter was engaged in the womanly oeeopa- eas* a polileneat nrlth which be greeted Mis,
lion o f sewing, the former discussing critically Carleton, (poke his claim lo that which they had
■ ball at which all three hed been pretent (he awarded him—lbs title o f a gentleman. H e was
toon seated and in ennvenation with Depreceding evening.
‘ I don’t like thnt Mr. Bnrton.it nil,’ said Mite Utah.
Delilah Carleton was a (harming girl. Il is
£tnma continuing the conversation.
• Nor I, neither,’ responded Mite Amende, tru*, that she did nnt exhibit the exfuittta pros
portion and regular featirca o f her two ooutin* \
who was tbe eldest.
* And why not, cousin t‘ Inquired Miss D e. but there was a sunny smile epoe her (see, end
Hleh. 11 nm sure he is handsome enough le he a cheerful sparkle In her llghl blee eye, end eht
not 7’
hid eueh light and bounding apirits, that made
her appear, if not at beautiful as her eoasine, el
* Yes hut—’
• But whet, cox 7’ said ehe to Emma who h(d least more bewitehleg. So thought Barton as he
How
spoken Inst,
' Surely his manners are pleas gaxed upon her laughing eountenaaee.
Ing and language polished— without »flee- much belter, thought he, would it he to posses*
lion.*
her ns n «silt, depenant ns she is upon her unde
and dowrrlets as she Would be, than either of
*Kei, yet, but for *11 (hat he ir vulgar,*
81ls.es Ellis, with their spoiled tempers and for*
»aid Emma, pettishly, • vulgar in his ideas.’
Vulgar,’ excllamrd Delilah, • you must again tune». Thinking this, It is not Vo be wondered
alluw me to differ with you, co*,’ she continued that he le ft her with the half formed determine!
haiking into her cousin’s lace with a »mile. * I lion lo win her love, if ft lay wltltia his [utter
think he hie quite refined,more so thin Mr. Fierce
These things continued for some tune.
Al
length one morning about three month* sabse
• O,(think of cotnpaiinz Mr. Barton with Mr. quent to the period when onr story eommenees,
Pierce or Mr. Brown—two gentlemen,’ exclaim, Mr. Kill» entored-the parlor where his daughters
ed Miss Amnada.
* ft'hy Mr. Barton is a were sitting, with a light step and sparkling
eyes,
mechanic !*
or Mr. Biown, and many other gentlemen of
your acquaintance.'
P hilosophy o f P ro v id en t«.
(Ye intend no theological ikssn aiion, oast
ol all n controversy l bm there is something eo
remarkable in "the march o f empire,'’ as rc«peels the Unite Slate«, that wo can but so* * wlee
order In the materiel arrangements of the earth
—equivalent, tsethink, to* »peel*I and parti­
cular providence.
The AUantla border It of (¡renite or o f »and,
the »oil yielding remuneration only to hardeat
toll and patient industry—and even tbe bettor
land* of the Interior allowed of little diminu­
tion ol labor and patience, for great forests were
to be cleared away, and abundance required
long learsof privation and economy.
What a contrast between all thia and the
great prairie country o f the Weet I There, n
twelve month o f diUigence may'gladdrn the farmer with visions o f board acres of fertility nn>
surpassed on the lace o f nil the earth.
Numberless examples might bejclled in Illus ­
tration of the rapidity o f selHement In that weatern world. Recent perusal o f «W a P .B o », Us
f o r t y /lay ta ISC North sKsti,” 8 induces ns tu
make irleclioa of Chicago. What tha’ city rs
need not here be mentioned,' what it may be, no
one can safely prophecy t what it was, or ralbar
what It was no», is described in most interesting
style In the volume here referred ta.
Fort Darborn waa erected in 1816. Fifteen
veas* Inter, the white population of Chicago (ex­
clusive o f .« tiu-ill asiriana and a fete prisons
connected with the Indian Agency) did not count
a dozen. Within the last twenty five yenrs
the tide of life has flawed to (hat centre o f trade
and neqily one hundred thousand soul; are now
congrevnted in that spot, without any prospect
ol nn ebb.
The qltimate secret of this moterml growth
Is in the fertility o f the (larlries and the ears
o f cultivation. Unge lakes a net- work of Rail
Roads mull not make Eden out of n Jeserl. It ir the open rich soil Hint has built the
Steamboats an t Rail Roads and cities oflh c
We t, and nearly all his been accomplished
since the younecsl voter al the polls was a babe
in the ciadle.
1.‘ l i suppose that the Creator had reversed
Ih eorlerrf thine». Lotus suppose thnt the
ere.v. prairi*.», tvilli an lucir alirjcu rc crisme
loriarles, had been placed nlnog the Atlante,
and Ilia' as you went westward and crossed the
Allegheny Mountains, ihe country had passed
off Inin granite sail amt sand banks. Thesuarm
ins million.» would have bmn ero wded Jalone
the se.i-blard, »’ itji Htl|j or no temptation to
“ pull up stakes’ ’ an I j iiirm y toward sun-,
daw a.
Does It oot seem u marvellously wise arr-an.
grrnent of the Creator, that lie population o
the land should lor ages be in som csort rcstrieled to a relatively hard region, licit thus they
mislil he Iraintd into Ingenuity nfmaclrinery and
manufactures, before the gates of the West were
eft- dually unbarred 7
Beyond the fertile prairies, there is an arid
desert—and beyond that again, ihtreare fert-le valleys seemingly isolated from nil ihe world.
We can conceive of noth ing short or religions
zeal, mingling wilh and appealing to man's in,
stincl«, (perhaps even lo grossness,) that could
rapibly pepole such a country ; and «pay we
not belivo, without any presumptuous reliance
on the over-ruling hand o f Pruvidcnce, that
Mormonistn had a peculiar mission i.. that re­
gard 7
mam
T u t A W -York Mirror touches Ihe Eexpress
mnn up ns follows, in mother direction. It it to
finely done, that we eopy il entire. Il explsins
Itself, Col. Fuller heads his remark».’ ’’ 1» the
Cross nCrime t”
W* are sorry to fiod onr good friends of the
Express, in their parlixsn xenl to discover objee*
loee to Cot. Fremont, arcussing him for engra­
ving the symbol of the Christian Faith on the
ebletsof the Rocky Mountain». The Croes
which wet the gellows of the Jews,) It the »e>
cred emblem ot the religion o f the Christian
world. It belongs to no sect, or creed, or nation
ut ns well might that “ devout aatronoinet”
who traced its outline among the eternal stars,
be denounced fur conferring the name upon that
bennlifull constellation ns the grtal explorer of
he wilderness who piously carved il upon God'»
own monument o f everlasting granite. The man
who repudiate* tb* “ superstition of the erose ”
can have little love for Him who bore it—thnt
beautiful moon o f the divine sun which alone
Illumines our hnmno night. T o be tshemed op
the symbol Is lo bn ashamed o f Ihn lo.» » „ a
the •sfleilog it symbolizes:
’ ’ Ashtmed o f Jesus ! juet a* soon
Let midnight he ashamed o f noon.
Ashamed o f Jesus I s.oner far
Let dsrkaeee blush toown a s ter.”
Surely the true “ friend» o f the cioee” without
regard to creeds, will honor the heroic pilgrim ol
Ihe wilderness who gratefully aud devoutly tccerj
ed his triumph in thnt simplo sig dear to every
Christian heart—the holy rolyphie which tells
the story o f a world's redemption ; which to
Christian eye con ever eee without emotion ;nnd
which nn Christian soul can ever contempt» with
out remembering like Ihe pilgrims o f Pales­
tine :
NEWS &• INCIDENTS,
R atinati to C ape May»
A public meeting o f the résident* o f Ctpe
May, see* held on Tuesday afternoon at Coa»
grase Hell, Cape Island, to devis* mrrasnres to
procure on increased subscription to the otoek,
o f the Philadelphia end Cope May Railroad
Joseph Ware, Mayor o f Cape Island, presided
One ot the Directora stated that »took to the
amount of 9138,WO had been tnberibed, and
he contractors would iccieve * 400,000 of ihe
bonds ol the company, making the setnnl sub­
scription 9525.000. The whole cost o f the roed
would be about *800,000, and the Director* feel
convinced wilh nn additional subscription,that
they can prosecute the work speedfiy and with
success. A committee was appointed to eollcct
subscriptions, end the meeting adjourned.
T h * Ladies ofFall River, who hive formed
•n asseeltlon under Ihe nttoe o f (be <‘ J«eein
C ircle,' have resolved ee lotiuwu “ T b ei rue
question now before the American poblie iaone
of right and wrong, truth and humanity, and
n«t one o f puny polltices, and therefore we will
disregard the cry to often raised by lhu*e In­
terested ¡a the suppression o f troth, that w «
man is overstepping the bound* of her spbern
and while we hive heeds to think, tonga»* to
speak, or hearts to feel -nd pity, w* will use
them ail for lh z cause o f freedom and humanity
lill our beleved country shall become in reality
whntit is only In'nnme, i F n t Republic.”
T hk Raritan and Delaware Railroad Co rape<■
ny had a hearing al Trenton, before Judge Ogr
den, on Thursday Inst, in reference lo the *pr
pointirent o f C ommissisoners to as rets the vsiuo
' ‘ PntrzrotjR i.ks malhecrcux.”
of certain lands over which the company dealga
Col. Fremont has no reason lo be ashamed of
nnin- thei i road, Judge O.len reserved IBs de,
his chronicle of the Cross.
cision on the points raised, and appointed C o * ,
niisaioneis, in case the right to run the road lo
tr im the Ifutisnnl fun.
these lands was granted.
T H E I’ ASS O F T H E S IE R R A .
R epububism i n V ihoixi*
nv J o h n a. W H i T T ir .n .
A correspondent of the Boston Telegraph ttys
— ot—io—
that a Fremont Electoral ticket will soon b«
—oj —:o—
’ VVell girls, what do you think of It?’ «aid he
!)h! thrrc's npver t\ ping ihftl fills tht eyeJ» ^ e^« •°ppwt he l# / said her cousin. * doci
With «net» I)ifter nnd cruel le»r§,
that make him vulgar, or less reenterable? For rubbing his hands in glee.
|()r mnkrs such pfinntom« *o sweeping by,
‘ Vi hat V asked the yuutig ladies in a
my part, f think a mechanic can be as innch o f a
O f pant and »shadowy jeirs,
gentleman (in ‘the tru e sense o f tbe woid) as a breath:
Vs t.ie la’ini «1 a child —a ch irge of wronc,
IFr'iin a si n to tli'. mother, who nursed him millionaire.*
* I '119 Wedding tv,* are going -to have,'
long.
* The wedding ! VVkat Wedding V
‘ Wfl1’ 1 c,arci cousin Lily, you do hate
* Your cousin’s.’
IHcr hoy—thnt hns grown to manhood’s prime, some of the Tunnist notions, just f0r all the noil I
■ Delilah's ?’
like Pn i he thinks erne man is just as good os
l By her «hiily toil arid care ~
|H'T hoy that she g ive her best spring time,
another, even though he be a li.bi.rec’
'Y e s , shell going to h ’ noc the Mnkaatc
7/ht he mii'ht be good and lair,
Ye.»,’ sai l F.inmn, 1 1 do wish he would be a With her hand.
What do you think o! it ; ha,
\An4 tbo' many n day, when her years were
tlitle more circumspect, and find better company
Ait «i*ht above their tocky bed
less
nominated in Virginia, ar.d that this deraonstrafor his daughters than mechanics. It is his fault
|Than his, gave nil to his happiness.
' 1 don’1 t|linl' much of U,’ said Emma, will: a
I hey sow the stars marrh »low :
lion is owing very much lo the late blow struck
that Mr. Barton comes here ; he gives h in such loss ol the licuJ.
The wild Sierra overhead,
by the slave breeders at the people’» right in
j And now, with a far more rnrne«t care.
1 Noth I,’ *»ai J Am nnt!».
prr.*fmff invjtniions,
] suppose he*wonts y.>u,
T he desert’s death below
Than hi*- infant days t*Vr knew,
the expulsion of Mr, Underwood from (he Old
1 You don’ :.
Well suppose I should tell you
|bhe waiehes and plea is that her child may Amanda. Would it not make a fine paragraph (or
Dominion for participating in the Philadelphia
the papers? Miss Amanda,(or Emma) daughter site wat going to Burry a mm worl i tw j bun
share
The Indian from his lodge or bark,
Convention.
All the coo l and stronsr, and true }
o i James Ellis, merchant, to Mr. Charles Burton dred thousand dollars, would ib.it alter you:
The gray bear from his den,
I Perchance, too anxious, h r eye crew dim,
mechanic. O dear,’ said the spoiled beaut., (for opinion V
AnJ her tear* seem foolish tear* to him«
Y ellow F svoa.
Beyond their camp-fire’s wall of dark,
Urhy what do you mean F*i V
both sisters possessed great personal beamy) and
ft is reported that the gate keeper, hie wife
Glared on the mountain men.
I lie answer her Jove tviib ihouffhilcM sneer,
thiciv herself back on rhesoia and laughed heart
' Listen, ami 1 will lell you gul* sa d the genand also the apothecary itllnched to Ihe Marine
As he would a play-mate wild,
l.y, tts also ¡lid her sister,
tleuian, bending upon his two danglers a grave
And faajhj at her holy care arid /ear,
Stilt upward turned, with anxious strait Hospital, Staten Island, died on Sunday, fiom
ai.d
son
ewhal
sicrn
lo
-k.
‘ wcll>welli «Iris.’ said Mr. Kltis, who, hid.
As the whims ot a fretful child 5
yellow fever.
Their leadei’ s sleepless eye.
•den by the half open door o f the apartment, hat
And pierce« her heart all o ’er and oVr,
’ 1 he f qther, of Mr. Barton lo whom, your
Severn! vessels arrived on Soniay from the
Where
Splinters
of
(he
mountain
chain
With ail the pains that have gone before.
been nn unobserved listener to the conversion
eousin Is soon to be mart led, was an olj friend
West Indies very much infested with the yellow
Stood blank against the sky.
nntl
now
entered
;
‘
you
may
bath
now,
but
ol mine, we were playmates in boojltood. He
She recalls Ihe ngonv of birth,
fi ver The Health officer ordered them lo be sent
you may live to regret that you dltl not try lo ob
was apprenticed lo the carpenter’s Irade about
1 he wearisome infant hours—
down the bay and anchored three rollee distant
The
night
waned
slow
j
at
last
a
glow,
Hi* chilJh >od trials— his youthful mirth,
tnln Mr. Barton for a husband, rr.aik that,’— the same time that I entered the counting house
from any shore.
A gleam of sudden fire,
T/inl (nsked oM the mother's powers—
And the old man taking his hat. left the Soon alter finishing his trade he went to Balti­
A'ti the long, long days come hack again,
Shot up bebiod the walls o f enow,
room.
more anj lliete he married. Being possessed of
H/ien her hand alone could ease his pain.
•PviNG WoitDS— The last words of great men
Anil tipped each ley spire.
* ^ l|0 would thought that Pa was listening ? genius, and having a good education from a
arc always remembered. As John,Quincy Adame
Slip may be fretful—bear with her now •
master mechanic and builder, he soon became an
said Amanda, ‘ but I don’ t care.’
expired, he said— ' This Is the last of earth I’—
Let thy lips but kindness speak—
* Uy, men 7’ ho cried j yon rocky comb,
‘ I declare inhere is not Mr. Birton on the architect : and so subsequently amassed a large
The trembling nerve, and silvered brow,
Daniel Webster uttered the words, ‘ I still live 1’
To-day,
please
God,
we’
ll
pass,
Knowing the reverses of fortune In
And the furrows upon her cheek.
steps,’exclaimed Emma,who was looking through forlund.
jRmes Buchanan, surrounded qs lie looks a last
And
look
from
Winter’s
frozen
homo
Thou hast helped to make—then soothe her
the blinds. • Come, come,’ she continued, ml. which all are liable, he determined to mnkc his
lingering look upon his friends,* I am no longer
tears,
On Summer’s flowers and grass 7’
James Buchanan !’
dressing her, sister, •let us go up stairs to the only son an architect, so flint ir the ■ (lickle
Anil give hack love in her fading years.
dame’
shoi.|J
desert
him
he
would
have
the
parlor, anil leave cousin Idle to entertain him .
They set tbeirfaces to tbe blast.
Bear with her, oh, son I she bore with thee j
Ho suer
it will be a pleasure to her, for she is partial to tvherewhith to earn his dally bread.
A large new barn, filled with hay, grain, h e.,
A W her ilays sro v shod an-J lew,
They trod lh’ eternal snow,
ceeded.
A year or two ago he died, leaving
mechanics,’ and the sisters left (he room.
Farther West, beyond tbe Rocky Mounlains,
together wilh other out buildings belonging to
Ao other will ever slve love so free,
And faint, worn, bleeding, hailed al last
When Delilah appeared at the dinner table his son his whole fortune— his wife being already still lay a realm of untold beamy and fertilityMr. Samuel Dorn, between Keyport and Middln
Orsomuch for thee will do; —
The promised land below
About The tide of life must eventually overflow all
Remember each unkind word you speak,
that day, many were the meaning glances her dead, and Charles being Ibe only child.
town, were totally destroyed by fire on Tuesday
Some Imlf worn cord of the harp will cousins cast upon her.
At last unable to re. six months ago, Charles came here on a visit,__ iniervening barriers, yet il would seem that in.,
night.
Three horses were also burned.
The
break.
Behind, they saw the snow clouds losscd
In finite wisdom sought an earlier opening oflhc
strain their loved habit o f running their cous» He called upon me as his father’s friead.
loss is heavy. It Is not known how the fire OrjBy
many
any
icy
horn
j
the
course
of
conversation
I
asked
why
he
was
in.’
they
spoke.
Xinulod*
Touch gently the *trint!S, so worn and old,
region that looked out upon the Pacific. Partly
not married. He said he had never yet me( by conques!, partly by purchase, the AngloKeep (he instrument in tune «
Before, warm valleys, woods embossed,
• I hope you spent a pleasant morning, cous ­
I hat the s >ng of Afuve.nbrr inay not be cold.
And green with vines and corn.
with a yonng lady that he thought worthy of Saxon stock supplanted the Indolent Spanis-Scx,
Chidhood is like a mirror, catehing and reflect*
in,’ said Amanda with a mock arch lookBut genial as days of June ;—
calling his wife ; but he could find enough that
ican ; but unusual attracuonr were essential to
ing images from all around it. Remember that
1 hen the dying note to thy ears shull be;
“ A very inieieating tete-a-tete, w«s it not ?’
would
marry
him
for
the
sake
ofhis
money,but
They left the W inter at their backs,
A blessing lor time and eternity.
the settlement of the region acquired. Gold was
nn impious or profane though utiered by a par*
whispered Emma across the table.
such a one he would not marry.
I told him I discovered in California, and a mighty nalion
To flap his battled wing,
trat’ s lips mey operate on the young heart like i
‘ I spent the morning very pleasantly,’ said De
from Hie. fum ing Post.
would introduce him to some o f our city belles, seemed lo be born In a day.
And downward, with the cataracts,
liluh blushing slightly.
careless spray o f water thrown upon polished
THE BATTLE CRY.
and
sec
it
he
could
not
find
one
among
them
to
Leaped to the lap o f Spvin.
—-Oj —to."—
O, I dare say,’ said Emma, sarcastically,! sup
Great cararans crossed Ihe desert—ships dou.
«tee!, Staining it with ra.t, whf«k on after »euor,
suit
him.
He
required
then
that
I
should
con­
A Sleeples host for battle burning,
ing can efface,
pose he gave you a dissertation on mechanics,did
bled Cape Horn— (lie Isthmus of Darien became
ceal
his
wealth
and
introilnee^him
as
a
master
We had united through the night,
he, coz ?’
Strong leader o f that mountain bandf
a highway-rivalry opened up the Nicaragua
To the East impatient turning,
mechanic.
I acquiesced, and knowing your
Another lask remains,
route! and whatever we may fa y or think of
The Boston Bet has published a letter from
* Well, suppose he did,’ said Mr. Eliis, who
For some promise of the light,
_a
false estimate of respectability, I embraced the recent events or existing complications, Central
T o break from Slavery’s desert land
Round ns the mist drilled.
Hon. James M. Usher, PrcsUential Elector on
hud been listening patiently, but in whose honest
opportunity
ol
teaching
you
a
salutary
lesson__
High were all hearts lifted,
A path to Freedom’s plains.
America will be aroused from the slumber of
tiro Fremont and Johnston ticket, declining to
face the color now arose ‘ Is it not belter than
Prayers were to heav’n waftid—
I knew when I brought him here with me and
indolence, and Civiliz alion, and Liberty mint
serve on that ticket because he thinks the «up*
the senseless conversation, the,fopping, of half
Prayers for Freedom.
introduced him, that neither o f yon would be his girdle the earth.
The winds are wild, the way ¡j dreary,
porters of Fremont should unite 0n the I s » eieer
men, half monkeys, who disgrace humanity 7’
choice, because I was certain that neither of
’.oral ticket.
Heroes chafed at forced inaction,
Kcl, flashing through (he night
and the old mnn cast n look upon his daughters
yon
could
stoop
so
low
as
lo
marry
a
master
Hearts grew sick with hope deferred ,
Extracts from the genuine speech delivered at
Lo I icy ridge and rocky spear
that made them quail beneath it.
Leadless, made weak by faction,
mechanic, but the event which will take place I (ho sacking of Lawrence,by David R . Atchison
Bhize not in morning light 1
The Southern Know Nothing, nearly insist ok
Now despairing, now hope stirred.
• Bui never mind, Lile,’ he continued, in a easily forsawi
Your cousin knew nothing of late Vice President o f the United Slates, and a
Resolute Mi I were we
the withrawal of Fillmore, saying that hn his
milder lone, and patting his niect’s rosy cheek: his wealth until to-day. I eee you look surpris­
There to win victory,
warm supporter of James Buchanan:—
no parly at the Sonth, and that it is perfectly
Rise up Fremont 1 and go before j
never mind, Mr. Barton is worth three or four ed, but did I not tell you girls that he Was worth
Or our last fisht to see—
*
*
*
“ Throw into the Kansas their
useless to keep np a pretended Fillmore orgasl*
The Hour must have its Man |
Fighting lor Freedom.
o f such would be-genllemen as Mr. Pierce and two or three such minny hammers as Mr. Pierce
zatiett.
Pot on the hunting shirt once mors,
Mr. Brown, in more ways than one.’
The last and Mr. Brown, in more ways than one ? And printing presses, and lei’ s see if any more FreeSpeeches will be issued from them. Boys, do Ihe
And lead in Freedom’s van !
B nH i!rngl' ! ,he red liai,! streaming,
did I not tell you that not obtain him for a has.
sentence
he
addressed
lo
his
daughters.
. h? " v "5 T ,sT " d K,0"M »"'ey,
Do not attempt to frighten children and infer!
Sheriff’s entire command, for to day Mr. Jones
Showed the hostile annoar gleaming
Days, weeks, and months rolled by, and Air band. Remember gills, that wealth is * false
ors by passion ; it does more harm tu your owa
isnot only Sheriff, bulDeputy Marshal, so, what­
AH around our work away
*
A traveller writes that he put up at a roadside
Barton had become a constant visitor at Mr. standard by which to judge o f respectability and
Many !o one where they,*
ever he commands will be right, and under the
character than it dees good to them J the same
inn, where ‘ the furniture consisted of a fourr
But we lelt no dismay,
Ellis.’ It was very evident that he was paying worth' Not that a rich man may not be respec
thing is belter done by firmness and periaasion
authority ol the United States, and for il you will
“ Truth fi?hts with us to-day__
table,
but
that
very
often
he
who
enrn
3
his
daily
post bed, a rough table and five chairs togstber Sidney Smithparticular attention to Miss Carleton, and plain
be amply paid as United Stales troops, beside,
Truth fitjjhls for Freedom.”
with the tin boiler, cradle in which the baby lux.
to see that they were not unacceptable.
This bread by the sweat of his brow, counts his thou­
having an opportunity of benefitling your warduriated, and the stove lo which the tin ¿oiler
fact furnished an ample subjeet for the sands.’
M Give us now,” we said « a captain,
A New Yorker in Washington has bet *1000
roesb from Ihe private dwellings of these infer­
properly belonged.' Around the shanty were
Some true man to lead the fight j
sister’s sarcastic remarks.
As for their father»
M d they did remember it. For in after years nal Niggerstealsrs.”
thnt Fremont will carry New York and that
One whom Nature made a chieftain,
planted into neat little beds, onions, beans, to­
whenever they indulge In them in his pre they showed in their choice o f husbands that
Buchanan will run third in that Sta’* . He has
Strnnffof hand, and quick of sight.
*
*
*
*
“ The resolves of the en­ matoes, potatoes and Indian corn.
sence, a knowing smile would play upon his face they had not forgotten their honest old lathers
Give us some battle cry,
been offered $300 premiata for his bet. It was
tire
South,
and
o
f
the
present
administration,
is
and he would say the would some day wish they lesson.
There was no fenee to separate the garden and
Some word to conquer by,
to carry the war into the heart of the country, and clearing from the lorest, neither was any requir­ taken by a Pennsylvania Buchanan man»
Or, shouting, now to die—
had obtained Mr. Barton for a husband.
never—never to slacken or stop until every spark ed, the only likely intruders, as experiencee told
Fighting for Freedom.
The object of the foregoing conversation, was
W ood Gas.,—The city of Toledo and the vlll,
Hon. Howell Cobb, who was invited to speak of Free State, Free Speech, Tree Niggers, or
being * fat bucks.’
A r iime o f worth the desert «ends us—
a young man who M r. Ellis had introduced to to the Democracy o f Maine, is the author of a
age
of Millville, N . J., have both provided for
Free in any shape, is quenched out oi Kansas I”
Fremont, younsr, and brave, and true-}
his daughters and niece as a roaster mechanic resolution adopted by the Convention in Georgia
lighting those places wilh gas mud« from vroed
And Romance all her jewels lent us
Mr. Van YYogensr the Poughkeepsie Black­ i he latter bus it ututi'uig to the satisfaction o f
But unlike .he lather, who valued a roan for his declaring that ■ should Kansas be relused ail
lo set it on our banners blue.
Ahead of all, Tthe Louisville Courier syas the
smith, is making a tour through the State of the residents.
money, the Misses Ellis were great sticklers for mission into the Union becanse of slavery being
Now to the battle set !
wife of a well kaown draymaa in Covington New York, pitching his • big tent’ and making
respectability and the consequence was as - e
Now let the foe be met } •
in her Constitution, or as a slave slate, Georgia died one dny Ja»«t week. The next day the berea.
Never that cry forget I
Fremont speeches, as he goes.
He was iast in
have seen, that Mr. Barton did not stand any would K Eblbl such action ol Congress, even to
Among new counterfeits are one«en the Far®
ved man marfied a new wite and took her with St. Lawrence and Franklin counties, both of
** T reMONT AND FjljEgDOM.”
too high in their good graces.
Mr. Ellis knew
ers end Merchants Bank o f Middletown Point.
the DISSOLUTION OF THE UNION.’
hun to the dead wife’s funeral*
which are olive for Republicanism.
The description is not given.
>r .JhK
COEAN
EMBLEM.
I (■ '( U l f Wedcetday August 80,1896
T i m P E O P L E ’ S C A N DIDATES,
ros FNrJiDCNT o# TNI ONirro state*,
0 H N C. F R E M O N T
OF CALIFORNIA.
FOR VICI » K I I D I NT OF TME VKUU) IT a TM,
W L L I A M L , DAYT ON,
o r mew m i n .
R esa iU a g la tbe D lb lejo delend W «»ary.
TbaSu.thera capitalist fearing the Conttiius
lioatl props of MiaToy will yltld to the mlightaa
ad judxrmeni o f the aalioa and under the aaru
|Cny of an ealtghleaed undemanding that those
props wifi ka found to prop th« domestic
system o f «every moat tllccluajly frum lha
t.r.ilories of Iht Federal Stairs, at a now most
burily engaged fa clsimtog for Slavery a blghtr
aulhorily than Ike Constitution.
T o show the
public the rtal oplnioai and alms o f the 8uu'h
ia this great struggle between Slaagry gad F ir«,
dom, we Insert lha following fropi a work pub
lishedln Virginia, entitled, ’ ‘ Free Society a
rail.te !<* by George riiatbuyh ■
“ Make tbe Isborlug man the slave of one man
instead o f the Slave o f loeiety and he would be
far better off.” “ Two hundred years of Liber
ly have made white laborers a pauper banditti )
1 Free society has failed and that what is not
ftee must be subatiluted.’
O p position V a i o . I t o a i l a .l l » .FO» 00TE.NI» or new j**»EV,
W I L L I A M A. N E W E L
o r iioNâïoüTH cor n t t .
Thi tca ln w J ( / a Whiti Slavs “ who knows hit
plat*.”
** Being the represent» ire of th« treat demo.
er»fe perly. and out «imply Jam#« Burhanan, I
moat square my condoct according to the pints
form o f that party, and insert no new pi.nii,
■or take one Horn it.” James Buchanan.
Tki St*/ m l of a Dough Fact, 0/ a maferial
to in jl that hi tppraacku fluidity.
“ C*n ¡1 be possible that those who are ensa.
*«• in such a measure can have seriously reflect
*d upon the consequences which must inevitably
follow in case ol succors 7 Can they hare the
■nailneas or the folly to believe that our Southern
brethern would submit to be (overned by inch a
Chief flfacistrate" (as Col. Fretoootf) Mill ami
F . luso. e .
’ Say the Abolitionism t—• Man onalit not to
have properly in man.'
What a dreary, cold,
I bleak, inhospitable world Ibis would be, with
such a duett ine carried Into practice I’
*
*
• Slavery hss been loo universal not to be necessary to nature,aod man struggles in vain again«)
nature, * ’ 1 Free society Is a failure.
We
slaveholders say, you must recur to domestic
slavery, the oldest, the best, and most common
form o f socialism.’
la It right I hat lb* Laborer should be I
H ut*.
The good of ull parties are constantly enlist­
ing in the 1 holy war.’ The cause is a gloriou8
one and worthy their best efforts ; and we can­
not doubt but that the God o f Liberty will crown
their efforts with success.
Orators nnd States­
men are gone fo.'th
in the Republican cause
August number has come to hand.
This is
P o litic a l Prospect* o f Upper Freehold
one o f the prettiest and cheapest Magazines
that the country aflords. A beautiful steel en­
A gentleman from Allenlown well posted in
graved colored plate adorns this number.
The the political feelings of the people in that locali­
conlents me amusing and instructive.
Pi ice ty, informed us a few days ago that in that Leg.
one dollar a year. Published by Joel Hubbard- islative district there are but two parties: the
150 Washington street, Boston Mass.
pro-slavery nnd ihe Republican party. The peo
pie there, generally untlerstard Ihe issue, and
those in favor, being a very small minority, op
C osmopolitan A b t J ournal .
the pro Slavery doet rine of Pierc e and Dougla
This is a new work published under the
are (or Buchanan j those in favor o f restoring
auspices of the Cosmopolitan Art Association.—
the Missouri Compromise and admitting Kansas
Its objects are to disseminate Art and Utcruiurc
a; a Iree stole warmly support Fremont and
ovor the lend. To all subscribers o f the Asson
Dayton. In that district he was quite sure
cialion this Journal is sent ftec t to all others
there would be no Fillmore ticket voted, Ho a|,
one dollar a year in advance.
so believed that the vote would be nearly un­
animous for Wm. A. Newell.
and their eloquence, logic and their shouts of
liberty are ringing from Maine to Georgia, and
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
The prairies
Godey’ s Ladt’s Book.
«re vocal with the music and the hills e*ho the
long o f Freedom through every valley.
This
This Magizene fur September has arrived and
Union shall be free as our fathers intended is worthy of a mote extended notice than we nre
1L
able to give it. There are 14 Full Page En.
graving—2 Steel Plates— A Colored FashionT ouched the right Chord
70 Engraving and 70 Contribution. There is a
Mr. Editor of the Newark Mercury :— If you constant increase of beauty nnd utility appearing
had been present in onr Sanctum on last Mon­ in this popular Magazine. The S’eel Engraving
day and witn'8sed the galvanic effects produced entitled “ The Grandfathei’s Darling,” is a
npon a Justice of the Peace, who by the way beautiful picture, nnd the Colored Fashion
is a man ol influence and a firm supporter ol plates surpass anything of the kind we have
Fremont and Dayton, by reading an article in seen.
the Mercury, you sn e y would have shook up
A Sweet passage we find under the head of
your inttrnnls with laughter A gentleman was < Editor’s Table’ deleaneating • home,’ that is
reading some of the good things in the Mercury worth mote than the cost, if copied by the family
in reference to the public tide setting so strongly circle of it dozen years subscription to the Mag.
for Fremont nnd Dayton, his Honor, the Justice azine. We give the following quotation:
calmly listening nnd his enthusiasm swelling
Home.
all the time until st last it broke the bounds of
‘
There
blends
the
ties that strengthen
all restraint and he lairly clapped his hands for
Our hearts in hours of grief—•
joy, and called ont, ‘ hold on I for heavens sake,
The silver links that lengthen
are every body going to vote for Fremont I’—
Joy’s visits when most brief.
And he went away perfectly electrified and fol)
Then dost thou sigh for pleasure >
o f enthusiasm for the people.’ cause.
Oh,do not widely roam 7
But seek that hidden treasure
Hon. G eorge R . R obbins, M. C. from this
At home, dear home I’
district, will plcssc accept our thanks for a
bound volume of Majority and Minority Reports
The Union Democrat, s leading aud influen­
o f the Kansas Investigating Committee, together
tial Democratic paper, publii ’.id at Monticello,
with the Journal o f the Committee and the evid .
Sullivan Co., N- V., this week auls down the
ence taken. This i* a large document snd it pre­
Buchanan Sag, and hoists that f Fremont aid
sents grave and alarming foci* *• the
Dayton.
«onnlry.
The way the People nre Going.
« The •opposition’ Is Monmouth County, sltkvuih nearly unanimous I or Flllmure snd Donel
son. sre still fkvorsble 1» tbe formslloo af •
Union Electoral Ticket, to for at oe have heard
any expression upon the subject.
They would
propose • Stole l unvenlliin si • late period, ern*
bracing sll the opposition to select such • Ticke
t l —the turn Senatorial Eleeiots to be nominated
by the whole Convention snd tbe D criet Electots to be selected by the Delegates, from the
respective Districts, as • majority uisy deter*
rotse.” — MvNmosfA/nfsf, sr
Head the following Horn the Niwark Mercur,
and then he Satisfied bow,the true Americans
Fr* m
1 He G e n e ,,, Kffer, or, .
Thedehlliiating 'fleetof n . ,
will east their votes.
Unni In eevar.l 0f lk# gourk,,.
Th* withdrawal of 57 members from the 2d. Fiumare’, pernici prospect. j, ‘ ’ " " • N i
Ward AinerlcaaCouocil, on Monday night last, d ica ti., cr hi, w .„ IOI^
‘' ^
|
tha but lha “ belnleg of th» end,” ta ml lo en fite.t triangolar conllet. E „ , T ’ * ' » i
cite some rammulion iu hu cily, usd calls forth l»cl h th»l g tllu t old „h i, " * •‘•fe
Flora the Richmond (Virginia) Inyuiertr.
comments la ill 'he city pipers. It Is firmly be thè sign. of thè Unici whleh f a ,.I '***^ *« '
1 Until reeeally, the dtftata o f elavary has
Ilend that the “ 57” have ever been actuated Iha. .ver, slave holding
labored under great difficulties, became its apolo
by the purest motives la the support of the prin' thè domncrnlle raokr belare Jftv
*»
gists—for they were mete apulogisti—took half
It appears from tba above that the Ameileaos ciplet, lha fuadamcntal principals o f that Order’ Iti vote for Bucheo.n end
wsy grounds.
They confined the defence si o f Monmouth are in favor of Ua ion at last.—
•ad will aot yield le any men ber thereof in
W« s«y Ih.t even the los, or,„ f 1*
slsvery to mer* negro slavery, thereby giving up
Rut w* fear they have made this fact known too their desire« and efforts for the triumph o f the Kentucky, followed ap b, Jt
*' • fot,.
ths slnvety principle, ndaillini other forms of late to contribute anything towards bringing
cardinal elements of their cause.' Rut Iht Order in North Citali»«, Missouri „Z *'*,
slnvery lobe wrong, nod yieMing np thcnnlhoil. •boat this result. The leaders o f that party made
has become changed, ruptured and fragmentary not so signifiesv of tb, p re,,',^
V of the Bible, nnd of th* history, practices and bouyaal’ with a hope o f success by their 8oolh
throughout the whole country. The graad prin. S ö j j l ^ ^ h ^ k c ^ h e t ih,
experience of mankind.
Human experience American allies, have sniformly opposed o
eiplee of nelly in opposition to the Romish Hinrr •fiends of Mr. Fillmore ere el
showing the antversal success o f slave society, Union upon Electors— they have spurned the
•retry, of notional integrity, and o f Independence by one, su igilng as . r e a i j ^ * ! * 1^ » .
and the universal failura of Iree society, wan un Republlcnn Candidate and their principles and
tlisplnsure with
with their
their cnnd.'det, .b.t
rft,r, W ■>
of all political irftlajiles, have been broken displasure
arjlltnglo them, because they were precluded mads common en use with their old enemy»
throaxh and abandoned , and now we have in chuly necessity which st,rfl lk ' ll"Mw
from employing it, by admitting slavery in the ngninst the Repobliesn party
But we Irat) Ihclr stead Northern Americans, South Ameri­ supporting Bnch.nen, or , n . 1
,
abstract to bn wrong.
The defence of mere tbe vail is about being lifted from their eyee ••
canism, Roman Catholic Amerieiniem, Prosla- to go by default,
* ***
negro slnvery involved them la still greater they look tor Ihe pledged support o f their Slave
veryivm, aod a political nxcehine for selfaggranAmong Ihedis'lmuuih** —
difficulty.
The laws of nil tbe Southern states driving friends, end see them going in n body
diaement Thtaffiliation with members o f Ihe . . . I k u t c e l h p ,
r " » irff JnCtifi a
jntllflcd the bolding o f white men In slavery, pro
over to Jem#« Buchanan.
We never have nor Romish Church South, was an open violation Pc«rce, of Mar; 1« ml,and
*
vttled that through the mother ’hey were de
nseerwill believe,unless the f acts shall so prove and cacrifice of the very first principle in the
n« all member» of the United St,trl 7 *
seended, however remotely, from a negro slave.
them, that the * opposition’ o f Monmouth are In lormvliua o f the society. The introduction of
J.m esJf, C l., of Kentucky,,,,
H
The bright uulittoes, according to their theory
favor of Ike pro slavery sentiments ol the South the 12 lh section of tbe old platforn and Us equal
Clay, and Senator Clayton, ofD rl,,., 7 1
were wrongfully held in slavery.
Americans. And wc further helieve.lhat, when ly odium substiintejof the 5th of the new, was
gentlemen nre the very fl„wtt
The line ol defence, however,is changing now, they come to see tin determination of their lend,
Ihe introduction o f a new element in our organ, Webster organization, led
^
«•
and the North is completrly cornered, snd as ere to put in nomination Fillmore JSIeelore with
izalron, and vital to its nationality. And Ihe titnate personal relations with F n ^ * 1*
dumb qs an oysterThe South now maintains no other object (ban to divide Ilia 1 opposition’
nomination ol the “ parlor” initiate, the occe eerie to him now a lull meuars of ^
that slavery is writht, natural, aod necessary and thus aid the elerlien of Buchenan, the
repudiated the imprceticeble end Southtrn pinci esteem, nnd vet abandon hitn. t—
It shows that all divine and almnat all human friends of the Compromise will no longer net
pled man, Millard Fillmore, upon the dictation
have deter mined to moke the il( , „
“
authority Justifies it. The Soulh further charges with a perty to accomplish such as object; but
ol Southern politician!, has proved, ns was e x .
pai amount Issue, they inted to cut i P " "
that the little eipcriinent o f free society in will give their support to the only avaifsWe Can
peeled, a bane lo our success es a nalionel party for the candidate who represent
Western Europe has been, from the beginning di.rates before them, Fremont and Dayton.
All these facts havclel ar«ny a true Amcrie.-.n to view most decidedly, anl to mer», ,||
a cruel failure, and that symptoms o f failure ars
That the ■opposition* in Monmouth Count« look at his true position, enu ask himself, where
preference forth, purpose ol «etvj-, 7 *"
abundant ia our North.
While it is far more arc nearly unanimous for Fillmore sod Donel*
do I stenl I Am I indeed a national tnan I Am al triumph for Ihe South.
*"*■'
obvious that negroes be slaves than white*—for son* also is doubtful.
We hove horned from I eupporting that cause upon which Ihe true
Great es is the influence ¡art**,-a
they are only fit to Ishnr, not to di«eet—vet the eenil-men heing In some of the stronger! '
¡merest» o f my county depend l Am I advocat­
stamped» ol Mr. Fillin re’s frieaH
principle o f slavery is in itself right, and does po«iik>«’ districts, that Ihe Republics* sentiment
ing those principles which werepromulxatcd by
'hat it will be outweighed hy its «foe M
not depend on difference o f complexion, Diffen is the prevailing one. And ia one of the lexis,
Ihe eariy fathers and Presidents ol Ihecountry t
ence of race, of lineage, o f langu tge, of habit la'i’ e districts, strongly Whig, that 'heir will be
them men now nominally acting aitkMr.ff,
A m i acting for Freedom, (Or freed, m ol speech more. The causes which are worki«| i, h
and customs, alf to render the institution no Fillmore ticket voted. The * Oppositionist's
o f the press, of ttljousht, of human action, which South to «end Fillmore men t„ n,„k.r ,
more natural and durable j and although slaves unanimous for Fremont and Dayton.
l Irsve been tattgut arc the bases of a free govor tale here to swrll tie ranks rf the fm *«
have been general!! while, still the masters andl
utmnt 7 Am I an independent man t nr nm I
party. Thousands o f conservative nnthog,,
A few weeks stnee the Ocsirn Emblem an­
slaves hove generally been of different nationa
led by a pa,ty whose nets, speeches, and doc­
who were witling looeeupy ihe middie |,„
descent,
Moses and Aristotle, the earliest his. nounced Hitt a welt known Democrat ol that
county would vote lor Dr. Newel! at the coming trines openly proclaim a dctuiuiinati ,n lo encir­
presented hy Mr Fillmore’» platform, will«»
torians are both authorities in lavor of the dif­ election. A correction lent informs ^ that:
cle bulb mini tod body with servile bonds, and
consent either 'o vote for Buchanan or to its
ference of race, but not o f color.”
” I was informed by Mr. Chaites I grriek'on, make me bow and “ sodrait” tolhe slavish b*hts| awav their voles on a eandidate w’>.o hai
Freemen, are you willing to aid a ptrly to who lives neighbor to ihe grntltmnn alluded to ol a lew dictators who wield and glory io india
abandoned by Ihe South. And when challe*,
place in command of the reigns of government by ihe Embtrm, that wlmt was said was only in rubber whips and gut'n pcrcha cudgels. As nor.
a joking way, and thnl he means to support ihe
by tlielr a«vociates in the Soulh for their rrr»
men pledged to foster into life a code of lawt to
Democratic nominees The Democracy ol Ocean them men, born and educated on iree «oil and lor going with Ihe Fremont forces, they,)
crush you beneath the galling yoke ofperpelua| are enthusiastic lor Alexander.”
under a free sun, Ihe “ 57,” and we trust there
»newer: W . hive the some right toil»,,
bondage 1 T he thought that you can be so sure
are may more of the same feelings, could not
M enmonth Democrat.
Fillmore for Fremont as you have ts tie«,,,
vile is an insult to your love of liberty.
And
This mode of turning off facts may answer for conscientiously submit to such inroads upon our more for Burhanan : wr love not the Whig^e
yet you are cooiy asked by the democratic parly the Democrats *o please lhemaelvas with, but we principles, nor to such dictations, and had detefless, but constitutional liberty moreranJ».,
to vote lor their candidates co-opperation a8 know the rods to be as they were slated in the mined quietly, ami with proper respect to those
have determined lo make slavery txteua,
they are with the South, to accomplish this very Emblem.
who
should
remain,
bat
with
honor
lo
ouisrlvrs
The conversation was public and
paramount nnd only issue, we array ogrselm,
thing.
We believe that the Ireemen of the evidence is not lucking to substantiate them_ to di.solve our connection with un in'lilntion
(lie sile which presents Ihe strongest sitg»
North will spurn with contempt, theit instilling There was no joking in any o f the conversation that had become so totally perverted. Folly ex.
i-m lo your aggressive spirit, and which ban),
proposition, nnd east Ihtir vote for the people’s and the decimation alluded to was volninary.__ I pcc'ing to be able to quietly retire as provided
ber-t chance of repelling your encroatbinji,;.
Constitutional Candidates, Frt moot and Day- The gentleman that the judge, spoken of in the I by Ilie rules of the Order, many were anticipated
Th* following from lha Richmond Inquirer
clearly shows the llshl In which tbe Boulhern
Democrats viaw their darlisg Institution,and lor
the permanent establishment of whith the North
ern Democrats are their allies:
• Free society ia a uionslious abortion, and
alavery tbe healthy, beautiful and natural being
wit ch they ate trying ttneonieiously to sdn, t.’_
. •
• . 1 The slaves arc governed far bet
ter than the Iree laborers at the North arc govern
Tkl Sentiment of a m as worthy to oil in th. cd Our negroes are not only better off as to
physical comfort than free laborers, but their
Chair o f H’eiJbfsffm.
••In the erenl o f my election to the presidency moral condition is belter.
I should cater upon the execution of its duties
* We do not adopt the theory that llnm was
with a sinile hearted determination to promote
Ms goon of the iconic country anu to direct solely the acccslor o f tbe nc.ro race. The Jestl.fi
to this end ail the power ot the gnvernmcnt.trrea slaves were not negioes | and to confin- the
speetive of parly issues and rrgardlen of sectiui e justification o f slavery to that rate would be to
triles,” John C. Fsemont.
weaken its Scriptural authority, and to lose the
whole weight of profane authority, for we read
of no negro tlavery in ancient times.’ . . . .
R E I'U D L IC A N « T A T E CONVENTION‘ Slavery, black or while, is right anc. teees.
A STATE CONTENTION o f the Republi­ laty,’
can Party of New Jersey, will be held in the cily
• Nature has made the weak in mind or body
o f Trenton,
slaves.* . * . *• The wise and cirtuous,the
On WeOnensday, 17th <f September
brave, the strong in mind and body, are born to
next, at 11 o ’clock, A. M.) fur the purpose of command.’ . . . . ‘ Men nre not born enli!*
nominating an Electoral Ticket, to be supported
led to equal right:. It would be far nearer the
at the ensuing election.
All those, without regard to past difference», trtilli to say, that aome were burn with saddle,
who are opposed to the abrogation o f the Mis. on thrir backs,and others booted nnd spurred to
»otiri Compromise, and to the policy o f the nre.
ride them—and the riding does them good. The !1
sent State and National Administrations , who
believe that black slave labor should not bo per need the riens, the bit, and spur.’ . . . .
milled to exclude Itee white Industry from the * Tlie^Dcclaratinn of Independence Is exuberant
United Slates Territories, and nre therefore in If (also and aiboresccutiy lailaciuus.'’
favor o f prohibiting alovery therein, as was done
Reader, cun you remain passive when at­
under the ndminiatrolions o f Washington, Jeffe'
•on, Madison and Monroe, are invited to assem­ tempts like these are made not only to subjugate
ble in their re.«|ieetive counilee, or in their sever a territory large enooxlt for on empire,to Slavery
al townships and wards, and select delegates to
contrary to the Constitution, but asserting the
attend this Convention.
Divine authority o f the bible to enforce the ays.
T » enton, Ang. IS 1856.
lem without regard to color or rnct ? The weak
George S. Green.
Philip J. Gray,
that ia the poor, mint Submit to be reivnnis rr
Wm. P. Perniati,
David Ripley,
D em ocracy anil A m ericnni-m ,
John IP. Stout,
C. M. K. Pautison,
ills wo.lihy
St-nm. on that party Who COl*
Isaac M. Tucker,
Elias Cook,
The wonderful sympathy existing between Ihe
themselves the Democracy, and yet are endeavor
Stale Central Commute.
ins to fasten upon the country a systim .• Muctiasnn and Fillmore press is creating some
Oligarcy
unparallcd in any civilized country at considerable of surprise among the AmericansIt will be Seen by the above call that the Re
|They once thought the dmocrais their bitterest
the prtsenl day
publican party is prepared to take the field__
I enemies—they felt that there was a deadly unThe Fillmore leader* hove determined to nom*
|compromising hostility exirtinr between them,
inatean electoral ticket, pledged to their hope­
DO O K N O T I C E S .
and they nre now stupefied at witnessing i ,ie
less cause. Nothing now remains for the friends
prifec! unanimity o f sentiment advocated by
o f Fremont and Dayton, but to rally their focu>
their respective papers on I on.tors, in opposing
G raham ’ s M aqa : i * f ,
and call to their aid all those sincere Fillmore
the Republicans. This is having a guod effect
For September is at hand, embellished with
men who are really anxious to defuat Biichanun
by drawing the line of distinction bclwden the
and prevent the progress of slavery nggres. fine engravings. One of the finest steel engrav*
parlies upon the real issue.
The people begin
ed plates that ever adorned a Magazine, Will be
sion.—R S. Gazette
to see that Fremont and Dayton are the only true
found on first page ol this numbet jcntilled, ‘ 'The
representatives ol the great body of fremen who
A Representative o l D em ocra licP rlB cip les only Daughter.”
Trie steel engraved fashtoa
claim the restoration of the Missouri Compromise
Hon. Howell Cobb, who was invited to speak plate, on next page, is superb, except the pro.
to the Democracy o f Maine, is the author o f a fusion o f the Vermillion blush on the ladies faces. and Hint the nominees of the democratic and
Am-ricsn parlies represent the slavery exten.
resolution adopted by the Convention in Georgia
Toe ci ntents are vnrird and rich. The new pro­
declaring that ‘ should Kansas be relused ail
sion portion ol the country. When the question
mission into the Union becanse of slavery being prietors, Watson A Co me constantly improving
in her Con-titntion, or as a slave state, Georgiu this valuable and popular Magazine. Published is fairly viewed in this, its true light, the pro •
slavery vote of the country will be divided ben
would RESIST such nction of Congrnns, even to at the Bulletin Quilling, Philadelahia.
the DISSOLUTION OF THE UN ION.’
tween F^lmore and Buchanan and the friends of
the free stales will vote en-mass lor Fremont
These kind of Resolutions are drmoeratic,with
T h e L a e ia ’s C cm pa n io n .
and Dayton.
avengenee, And yet they are put forward and
endorsed by the Buchanan parly as purely demo,
cratic and union saving principles.
By the
same parly the Republicans are called sectional
simply because they resist the slavery extension
schemes of the South. But thanks to the patrio
lism of the people, tiiey begin to view the sub­
ject in its true light, and are rapidly coming to
the tescue.
Unlan Its New Jersey
The people there, es in our county, repudiate
Hie recent act of Com, Stockton in pnrehas,
ing the State GazelU and attempting to lotce up.
on them men and measures that they spam.—
They have a large club for the Republican
Gazette-
article—alloilcd lo,was ihe Democratic nominee
by charges filed arninst them for a violation of
NIGUFIUSU.
Col. Alexander. The judge replied substanfally, |the rule» o f the Order aid other impediments
The following conversation occurred■d.
in these words • “ I wont.i j isr as leave Hint | . l . i u . i . I „ i l l .
X V hot l l . o * . a h a r g M l w a i t ,
1*0 since in this place, bolween a me«*«,
Newell should be the n«xt Governor as Alexnn. |no or.er.fthe partier implicated knew up to the
the Republican party and an OIJ Lint Is
der.”
In our notice the name of Alrx.iniler hour of meeting, and many know not now. And cral ;
was purpi sdy kept hack.
The enthusiasm lor though the privilege lo retire was nflered, i'
ft publican— ' Well, neighbor, how ih<
Alexander in Ocean County has a wondetfu' culd not be accepted, while the charges were vote this fall 7'
charm upon Ihe inhabitant*. It has nrvrr burst still pending.
Democrat.—- / can tell yon ho v 1 shall
no ns tu be noticed, from more rhart two hearts
The eflorin to get al Iho-e charges, that they vote. I shan't vote any nigger ticket.1
And llreir zi al is quite inadequate to kindle tire might be understood, led lo considerable excite >
f t — ' Good ! I agree with you time, hi
.«lightest s|mrk of enthusiasm.
merit and confusion, and no little acrimonious
nlggerism hr.s been pushed far enuush, uf in
In addition fo the Democrat noticed before we j feeling, super indue ing a violent presumption ol
time it »«< brought lo a slop. Bu yno not
could give the names nfal least four demo­ more to come before the end, hut Ihe timely re.
American ticket, the Republican, or tbe 01
crats in this villuge who will vote for Dr. Newc11 solution to ignore and set nside the charge*,and
Line Whig 7*
anu we have heard that there were two others remove every obstacle by the unanimous vote of
D. (indignantly)—' None of them tifctr»
certain for him, making six out ol the smell IheCouncil, restored harmony, and thereupon
minority here.
the resignations wete formally presented ami —I moppn« d to every one oi themalikt.’
R’— ' Ah I then you vote Ihe nigger titled'
accepted.
ter all 7’
Agnio the American patty and the Bnchannn
The Convention of the F i l a r e ManaD.— < iriial do you mean 7 I vole villlk
party, by No, 2’s inlimafion, are one and Ihe Fame
ffers
party. The foimer hoc become sold to the latter Democratic party.’
We do net believe the body ol the Fillmore
R— Exactly, and Hint's what 1all tbit?'
Poor Americans, do you suppose that the Buch
men in wcw Jersey will be either pleased or sat'
ger party.’
isfied with the determination of their sell con. anan parly care one rash for you, except so far
as they can use you 7 Like a serpent, the Buch
D.
— ‘ I’ lease explain yourself.'
stitued leaders, In run a distinct and independ.
E . — * I call that the nigger partyvbfiMflri
cut Fillmore electoral ticket. Whatever may be anan parly have been fur some time past encirc
Ihe designs o f lire leaders, the great msjorily of ling you with its coils and soft soaping and slims, to put niggers (and slaves—the not dm of
these inert are earnest opponents of (he Kansas ing you for their intended repast ir, the time ol niggers) into possession of every iontdtttnt®!
iniquity nnd of the party which supports it nnd their need ; when, ala«, on late, you will find Hint properly belongs to the free whiletfeud
yourselves become the mere oflal o f your flatter­ the country ; which exerts itself now ia K«w
seeks to elect Buchanan. They will not throw
ing lords, and your institution a by word and a and elsewhere, lo put down and drive o*1 •IB
away llreir vole, no matter what effort their lea­
tiring that was. To those oi our late friends who white men,your brothers and mine, (unrtyouind
ders may make, oi what plana they may adopt,
remain, we ask you to solve this one problem— me if we were there,) in order to pul aiggenii
’ to induce them to do so. The Southern elections
have put Mr. Fillmore entirely out of the ques­ What good do you expect to attain by holding their places ; which sustains Ihe #inu of fo
tion. No mode is left o f opposing Buchanan on to Mr. Fillmore 7 Are you nol satisfied that section of the country that threatens to diswltt
the union, unless it can be used with chief rtft"
successfully, bu t by sitprorliog Fiemont. T))c there is not the remotest probability o f his be­
ence to their nigeers ; ar.d which is doing
Fillmore leaders ard trying to deprive their men ing elected 7 Are you not well aware of the
Did this and much more ol the same kind, at
of tlte power of doing this, but in our opinion policy ol the would-be democratic parly 7
they will try in vain. Since their leaders have you ever know them to yield one iota of their dictation and by the aid of twenty Represtit
They will never yield to yon, but you lives in Congress, who are solely by virtue
determined to leave them no alternative but to policy 7
go lor Fillmore and thus elect Buchanan—or must become absorbed with them. Many of you nigger representation. I am down on Digger*
nnd opposed fo any pz-T whieh if Ilf’sH*»
for Fremont and thus defeat him— they will hove «(Unities that way, but rve believe then,
choose the latter conrse.— Mercury.
are many of you that will feel sadly disappointed for this reason l oppose the Democratic U
should you find yourselves obliged to yield hears only real nigger party ’
T he C in cin n ati P latform .
D.—‘ Olt I’
(Exit in disgustJ-ir/W 1
and soul to that party’ s embrace.
Look at this
If any of our resdeis|yet have any stomach for
matter with the light of reason and with the Iree Standard.
the Cincinnati platform, let them read the fol
and independent thought of free and indepent
lowing from an Arkansas Whig .—
men.
Examine y o u r s e l v e s , and see if yon can
The v ¡liage of New Egypt, in h’ a plrt
“ Now .this Cincinnati platform seems to bp
be thus led to your destruction.
of this State, famous for jf* macitiaetou «f
a per feet Hodge podge. Tom Kirkam used to tell
of a f i ¡end of his dropping In about dinner time
Wc learn from some of the Post masters down
on an old lady who invited him to dtaw up to
our coast that the subscribers to the old Gazetle
the table.— There was a huge pie or the pot
refuse them. So it is in our own village. These
order lor dinner. The old lady helped him bounti
things show that Repnblicanism ia alive, and
folly, and he being hungry, was doing justice to
active.
it “ Stranger,” said the old lady, “ you will find
The arrangements for the State Agricultural almost every sort of, meat in this pie.” “ Yes,
Fair are rapidly progressing— The contract for madam,” said, "and fish too,” as he drew be­
erectin glhe buildings, stables, sheds, Sec., on the tween his lips what he imagined wa9 the back
ground o f the Fair, has been awarded to Mr hone ol a red horse or sucker. “ Lord have
Henry Cyphers, of No. 20 Lemcn street. The marcy,” exclaimed the woman, “ if there ain’ t
whole grounds are about 2,000 feet in depth and our fine tooth comb that Billy lost two weeks
700 wide, and will be enclosed by a fence 6 ft. ago. ‘— Ex.
high. An office 20 by «0 It., will be erected at
the entrance, whete the admission fee of 25 els
will be received, Stalls will be provided lor Cat.
lie on the south-east, for Horses on the north,
east, nnd the south-west side will be osed for
Machinery, operated by a steam engine from
Messrs. Hewes A Phillips the water for which
willbe pumped up from therond below. Between
the woods, which will he used for refreshment
stunds, and the maltin. ry depai tment will be
the Muonactiires and Fancy Article department
A race course of J mile in cirnmterenceand forty
feel in width, will be provided lor the exhibition
of horses, the contract for Ihe grading 0f which
will be swarded to -i*;.-M ercury.
L etter from G en, W m . O. B utler.
peach baskets, hns been throvrnwto tWMwW-
by the elopement from that place
1
man. He had been employed oponnl**
left with a pinchback watcb aniUp01’’
On Monday, a letter was received 1 ^
delphia MayorN office, stating
“ With such candidates we can nnd will suc­
offering a reward o f $5 for the arrest ol l
ceed, notwithstanding the Hon. Millard Fillmo-e
whom the writer supposed had pone to i ^
professing ta be equally national and equally
The letter was directed to the ^>i,slnia9leri^ j
true to the south, is in the field as the nominee
given by him to c<the most
^
o f that portion o f tlte American party not mer
active and en ergetic officer oi the 0_ ^
ged into Black Republicanism.”
paov of Philadelphia.” The supersetip»50«
pied the whole enevlope. The E vmwII
A destructive fire occurred at Helena, Ark.,
_____ahnnld
say« * * In
*________
case any
one shouldsee
seeth6,1 gun
on Monday night ol last week. The Memphis
hadaat * 1
the panls, Information may be had
A N arrow E sh n p ca tC ap e M ay.
Bulletin says: “ About 12 o’clock the Helena
A member ol Hasslcr’s hand, Mr. Sleider of Shield office was discovered to be on fire, and be. House ateeple, from which the bell «¡1» **
New York, made a narrow escape from being fore the flames could be subdued, that building dialely proclaim the fact.—JtfafíWf*
drowned on the 7th inst. He got beyond his
and the Methodist Church adjoining were red­
I Hi«
depth, lost hispresence or mind, and cried for uced to ashes. It is thought lo be the act of an
The Jersey Coast Watering P1« ' 1 „
,
ofthe
pi*8
help. Mr. Davin Bowen, of Kensington, im
incendiary, and caused great excitement in the large amount ol the ready money w
mediately plunged into the water and swam to
town, it being charged by some we learn, that it and health sefkers o f New forte,'* . .us—
»1 'h’g11®* L:i
hi* assistance. Mr. Joseph McMakin, o f the
tvas done bypersons politically opposed to that and Baltimore, every season. A* •
Atlantic Hotel, pushed oil with the lifeboat, paperEzare nol less than 10,000 visitors eoJoU
aod thus the drowning man was rescued. The
of whom 4500 are at Cape Mey>
scene lor some minuets was one o f intense ex.
In Indiana, the two political Fillmore papers Branch, and 3000 at Atlantic city'
^
citmenl. N, 8. was sinking at the time that Mr. have hoisted the o f name Col.Fremont, and the report of the numbers at Squad* _ ^ p
McMakin reached him.
Somers’ Point, Beasley’s Fotr.:, s«u01Fillmore ticket is dying ont.
The Washington Union contains a letter from
Gen. Wm. O. Butler, in which he gives m hir,
adhesion to Buchanan and Breckinridge, nnd
then closes as follows :
CAMP MEETING.
M illB M l * o f C ol P rtO > M
TW O p o l l a s r
T
s H Fg rrrs s a le.
N *u> A d v e r t U w n tn ts .
DISSOLUTION.
r e w a r p
n V Virtù# o f* urfil of A ,
| )(TU«I OBI uf ih« Coi
lire Couuir of fie r a ,, t
Sriir on SATUKDAY, .
twffB th» houra of 18 i .
noon o f inni da», Ut th* tino** nf
drlck, in Ih* fili*»* tifì'om ’a Rieer, Tuw eeblf
uf 1rnvar, Counir ol
und Bini* ol New
Itracr, Ih* folluarln, d»»-rtbrd piopnrtl te w)t |
A L L •l.ral houa« und lui oTUntl, »iluit* usar
thr villa«« o f Barn*«*!. Townalrlp o f t’ uiou.
Counir ami Bini« nluiranld. «djolning Inni)* ut
Ctnvlnn Uninwar, LuvrU» Todd tnd Olht-ra eoo*
teiaing hall an aer* ol land roor* or 1*1».
Stlxrl ai llrr propri ly o f William K«ar drtru
d«n! and tukrn in ixrcullon at 'hu vuitof W ll»
litio C u i l’ Iafhliir, und to bc aolil b»
EDW ARD W. 1V1N9, Shtryff.
Tom'» River Julr tJ llfc*.—4»
A Camp-marling will he held nt 0 . na Rieer
he Co partnership herelofhre •«latini undur
AN away from ihe tubactlher on Sunon
locomntene*on lha 8th ol Srplambrr andatoia
ino u n a and firm o f troua A Allen— in Ihe
lait, in Indented Apprentie* lo the faiem
SHERIFF'S SALE,
on the following Haturdny ar Afondny. The
mrr entile bulina«, la this day dlaaoleed by Ita
ing bunte*», named William Brntonhed hnd e*
y virtue o f n writ o f f i t » , to me directed, la
beiatltul grure I* within half a mill o f Ihn M, diik Mrfpped punii linen coni nnd thin 1»* own limitation.
. the
. .Ocean Connty Circuit Caurf,
_
sued
out
of
.ill pernta* indetled to Ihe late Arm on Book
K. Church, and all nule* ITritward o f Tucker* boni». The boy u ibont 14 yenta old, on ( eye
Ion.
rrorlaloni on Ihe ground for man and •levain! more then the other, mouth alighlli in> necouni Note or othrrwlae, are reqitrited to wifi be exposed at public venda«, oa BAT UH
call on John J. troni und notile the .note by Ihe DAY, the 26th day o f July, 1856, betwaen the
heart. .Vo traie allowed on the ground.
cllned.
H. THOMAS.
The above rewnnl will be pnld lo uny p r ion lit day of July nell nnd therebv at ve c o il nnd hours of 12 and IF o ’clock in the afternoon of
•aid day, at the House of B H. Stout, In the vii
JOHN J. 1 RO.VS.
who will reim » « h i boy or give Inform 1Ion rouble.
Auguri 13th 1858,— lot.
tage o f Tom's River, township ofDov«*r, county
CHARLES ALLEN.
where he may be loond.
All ptnone nrt for.
of
Oceas and State of New Jersey,the following
April lit 125«.
bid harboring ibid boy under pennliy o f ibe
The above burlinoti will be hereafter tondue, described property» to wit •
Ail that House and but of land, aiutale near
IO*
_____
ltd by lit« auhecriber *1 Ihe old aland, ondar the
G A R R E TS . B4H./JV.
the v lisce of Weretown, in the township o f
A S S IG N E E S N O T IC E .
■amt name nnd Brut, ( Inom k A Lien )
Sentim ent, o i Judge «>•»<<».
T om 'i Rifr July 9th I 8 5 « .-I f.
Union,
Connty and State aforsaid, containing
JOHN I . IRONS.
The ereditore ol John Wilderntolh and othere
93 00 ol an acte mote or less.
ffe alond now in reference lo the great leadEDW ARD ALLEN.
Seixed as the property o f frane Brown and
ua jMur« ol theeoanlrf «» is timet | «t H t interee are hereby not’bed Hint n rrport of Ihe
¡¡Jj that the Coniiitatlon protecle 9l«*ei«f •eeerel cleitn* end demnnde rihibiled »lalnat
taken in exeemion at the sail of John Piedmoie
the
aeld
John
Wildnrtnulh,
anil
of
Ihe
amount
nl
and to bo sold by
«lere It it. but carrle* it nowhere-—lh«t, la iht
LOST.
SPE R ITESSALE.
E D W A R D IF. IVÏN8, Sheriff.
lutneteofthe daj. Freedom la frallootl and the pattontl and real eitate, will be mede to the
BOUT three wiekn ilnee a Pnrtnwnle eon*
jl«*er)f tcciional. The reital o f the M<»*our| Orphan*’ Court o f the county o f Ocean, on
Tom ’s River, M *y 2Bd 1856.
r flrtirr o fa Writ o f f i f e lu me dlrurlrd
mining
n
live
dollar
gold
piece
nnd
two
two
(oopiumita wae, in hit judgment, a nioet un. Tueaday the 7th day of October aeit i at which
of
ia*ur>d out of ibu Court o f Common *
~*
and hall dollar piece* logethet with iomu enluetrr.nl.bio breach o f good faith, pregnant time and place exception» thereto me) be flled.
ihe County uf Monmouth will be exp
— AMO—
August
1*|.,
1856.—2m.
able
(iitwri,
eith untold mi-chief, ami to be retnediedwer
sale at Public Vendue, on monday Ihe NiMH
H A I R -D R E S S I N G S A L O O N .
Jny penoo Smllne and returning the **“ ><•■
JOHN B. COURTNKV,
M U S IC ! M U S I C m
eeeri juet and auatt national meant in our poym
day o f June next between Ibe hoa rtof 12* fiiv•
MIF. bubsbilbet re.pectiully announces to the
Aug. IS, 1856.
Xiataa had. at the deterred, hie heartfelt *eeu —Jiilgtui.
will be auitably
M „„ffA M .
Professor
8.
H.
P
aiste
huving
procured
a
fine
o’ clock In ibe after noon o f saW day, at the boast
public that at the it»ove Saloon, may be ob
pithy. Her ciiitett and their riehtt had bfree
toned Piano, respectfully inform the ciiixens of o f Allen and En pson, Colliers mills, ia (bo
tained the following superior articles t
Tom’ i River July 9lh 1856.
rodden down, in n manrr uneininpled in a nny
Tom
’
*
H
ver
and
vicinity
that
he
intends
com*
township o f Jackson in the eounly o f Ocean : all
P erfu m ery .
overnment. Jottice to her end to litem oeman
H dr Oil«, Trlpple Extract, Musk, Cologne, rnencip'j his first course o f insttuclton op Mon« that farm and tract of fund where Ezikil Horner
|)u B e
a c h .
ed her admiaainn aa a freebtete oflhe Union
dsy next, (191b ol .Hay 1856.) and will give Its furtniy lived Kittiete in Ihe township o f Pismtltd
Palm boat», Mhavmg do., ßsy I*U ", kr. he.
wna expedient and proper lor», lo said, ae r i - t H E p u b lic a re n o tifie d th a t th e t o b r c r ilie r I#
ont in the Beautiful and floul stirring nrt o f in* County uf ocean but formerly in the township o f
I), E. f f r i t X W E L M C T I .F lilU T K I b
modeof calraine down ihe exaspc’ MerJ feeiing
strninrntal music.
Vocal music will also be upper Freehold in) the County u f Monmouth
I
p re p a re d to a c c o m m o d a te p a / tle * f t M iln g
Congress Hair Life
A D M I N I S T R A T O R 'S S A L E .
tkrruunlry by icmtinniing
the bc»ch and sea nhore, nppneite lo io a Hirer,
Containing one Hundred and thirty acers n.or«*
Fore pie«ervimi,tx auiiljf*ug and promoting the practised, If desired \rithmit extra chaige.
with tianrlenl board at reaionabla ratca.
lie n p H fi «ubscribei «dtnitu»traior oflh e estate of growth of the hair and whisker’s, and warrant«
For trims apply to W* M cJKkan Esq. orPraf. or less »joining Lands now or formerly John C o t
W Estkiel //urnor dec*d, will sell at public ed to prevent premature Greynes* and baldn«»». 8. II. P aiste .
Im > n»"de *opt' coailderahle o f an outlay to en­
tier?, it being the borne Farm and tract of laud
able him to set up good dinner» nnd rraprcilully Vendue on Tuesday tlx I6lh day of September
Tom’s River May 14th 1856.—ts.
Havana Segar» and Tobacco o f all kind».
wh< re Exiktl Horner lived«41 27 July 1837
nolle it* the public palrounge. Parti*. on leav­ next, between lit« boari of 13 and 5 o*clook P*
Sifted ns the property o f Exekil Horner and
J V eio A d o e r t i i s m e n t s .
ing the villuec, enn make nny order rot eapcclal Af.t at the Fate residence of the dee’ il, in the
JOHN KUPPEL.
taken in execution nt the suit ol Edward Alloa
fare ol It. H. bloul, who will forward Ihe Township of Plumbed in the rountf o f Ocean
Vom*» River, June 1liti 183J-—ly.
And to be sold by.
A Card
Ihe followfnf reaf Ksfate to wit t
THOMAS JSflLLEJt» former Sheriff at
JOHN ROGER.
I. The borne stead farm o f the dec*»1, contain r
tra»ina br rn toliciled br a number o f ih* ciliifn Monmouth County N 4.
ing about fifty acres »ituated at the head ofSnag
■CT7 ILL pa «old at pablic aale oa Satord*!', the
ol Tubi a Ri**r «ad ullrrr parla ol Ocean Co. In
Tom’« Rifer July 30th 1818. - if.
April 8, 1856»
awamp, within about a mill of Colliers’ Mill ift
VV 4th of October neu, at the tetnlenre of
«statillsli the harness
harnna rnakfnir
mäkln« hniinni.
buainaaa in «hi.
thi.
NO TICE.
the Township o f Plutnsced county of Ocean.
the»ubtf'ibtr. In Meanengcr Street, T0m’* Hiv­
place we will now inform ihem Ihn I we hav»
I
T
T
ILL
besold
at
Public
Sale.
the
first
day
2’ About 200¿e rn o f Wood Land to be sold
opened . harne», .hop on Mula* alteri next lu
er, the foil"*'"*
W ef September next. 1856, the farm late o f
in tuts covered with a fine «rowlh of timber fi»
«anvroa huuae where we are prepulfd to manu
fa r m for s a l e
llO U S E H O I D G O O D S ,
John
B.
Appetgnte,deceased,containing
70
acres
S A L E O F LANDS B Y E X E C U TO R S.
for use, adioinins the above mentioned farm.
■’«■«’ ¡»t'O» al allori notr-e
Chsini. Tob*« Paii** Beau**, Ìpokìna
ILL be sold nt p»thlic vendue, nn Monday,
3. A lot of wood land »ituated at the head of more nr le«s,about 45 of which is improved bind
r j ’ HK tnb-eribera Exeeolor* of Joseph Bartlett
C
O
W
D
M
C
K
TRVF.X
&
LAMBEKTSOff
Clock»* Br<J»lead«, Stnvea, Crockery and
August 25<h |856. nt 2 o’clock P. M., nt 5n«v Nwmnp, ah«mi a mile and a half from with Dwelling House and out buildings, and TermaCaah. Tom’a River Aprii 30, 1856.— Iv
gV w .
1 di c ’d will sell at publie vendue nn Ih« predi.
Ihe house ol Jesse Cowdrick, in Ihe f illngeColliers
ol
Sio»e irarv.Darpeti, Oil cloths,and ofoer »Hides
Mill,containing about lea acre» covered the remainder in limber. Any person wishing
ir.ca near Jriaiaialt Spra««* in the Tuwrirlnp uf
to view the property, can c*«ll on James Slcpb*
t*nf ^oumrra»rd.
I ' m’» Hive, O c « n Connty New Jef-*). the uitli second vroarth tiu-U r.
Stallord.un
Salurday the 12 day ol July next be­
Alio »n»» good Cow, one boy, sale to Coi*. Faun belonglnn to the sohserlher, situate about
4. A lot of three acre» on the roed lending ens on the premiset.—Conditions Cash.
tween the hour»of 12 o eleck sum and 5 o’clock
By the heirs,
N E IV E G Y P T M IL L S .
B«anCf it 1 o'clock P. M.
one anil Hulfmilf* Irum Torn »Rivrr fillggeon ftom New Kuvpt lo Arcberlown in the Town»
A T the »urn»* limn and place will be solJ the r P H E »ub errber bavin« racemi» en*n«ed in P. M Ihe hnmestrad faun o f Ihe said dcc'd adIhe road lending to M»neheitef.fon»»tn*ii» nhmrl ship of Plumsted purchased by dcc'd ol Tlxw.
funJiiions cash.
jninia« lar.d« of John Spraf« dec’d the heir* of
XXptrsanal property oflhe widow of said Dee,
GFORGE SM lT/f.
102 acres, forty o f which, are in n vood at»t<* o f Singleton.
I
lire M rllini hujincaa inland* a lw a f. keep Juho Bartlett dec’d nn-i othera euntaiain« «boat
Tow'» Rivrr, Aos. 20th 1856.—tr
cultivation, wlih gocul hurn 20 by 34 leet, n
in* on hand a Unci of Grain, Flour and Feed, twenty live aerea, condition, made known on ihe
T o be sold by the subscriber by virtue o f an consisting o f the following, vj* •
1 Milch Cow, 2 Aeifrrs, 3 years old : 1 do and renprrtlulljr invila, those in want nf Ihrae
dwelling hno*e 14 hy |8feet.u coin crib, nppl»- order of Ocean*» t rphnns’ Court.
day of «ale by
Condii ons made known on the Jay or Sole by 2 yeni* old : I wagon, 1 plough. IJisrrow, 5 ai licit* lu give him a call.
CLOCKS! W A T C H E S £ J E W E L R Y ! orchard Ac, The bellcnce o f the farm ia cover
.JOHN B A R TL E T T,
)
hoxa,b('d und bedding, lablts, ebuirs ¿ c . Jtc.
ed tvilh oak limber nearly fit for use,
HEJVR V MOORE. Jdmlnblrntor,
JOHN L. HOLME.
JOM dTHAN COX.
5 F x"u lori.
rrilF. ruh.criber respectfully inform* hisfrienils
Conditions at sale by
Persons wislihg to view liver propeity will be
Tom*» Ktvcr July 9th 1856,
New Egypt. April 16, 1 9 56-lC
Totu'a River, May 14th, 1856— is.
J that he ha» just received an «»Awe *loc' shnwn the tntne by culling on Ihe sub*r.tibtr on
ANN APPELGATE.
June 11, 1853.— la
of
the same.
Gold k Silver Patent & Detached Lever Watches
Com.(irons at sale hv
C O M M IS S IO N E R S ’ S A L E
RULE TO BAR CRZDU'OHS.
A D M IX IS T R A T O U S NO T I C E
Lepin Dn.,
J^MF.S L. W ILLBERT.
O f V alu a b le C ed ar S w a m p .
Ockcn OnritAM*« C ouxt.
Clocks,
Torn’» River July 23d 1856— tl.
E*rn Soprtr Ariminl*trator of William Soper T N purananceofanorder (rom Edward Allen
Earrings,
PON the application of Ann M. Wardell &
lnle of lire count, ol Ocean, decerned, by direc1 Esq., one
on of' the
’ judges o f the coutt of Com
Fincer Rin**,
RARITAN
Joseph »humar, Adniinistrators 0/ Joseph S.
linn of the Orphans’ Coon nl ibv couniy oT mon Pleas, o f the county ofO ec*n , will be sold
Breast Pin?,
Wariiell deceased, late o f the County of Ocean,
Ocean, her-by »Ive police lo the crclilo-s uf the at Public Vendue, on the premia« •, situate cn
AND
Chains.
l John A. Gulick Surrogate «*f *he County of
■aid IFirr. Soper,decea»-<'il lo exhibit to him under LitiL Hurricane branch, about 3 miles frem
COOPERAGEBp» rUtleS,
Ocenn in ihe Slate of New Jersey, do hereinoath or rrilirmatinn their claims siul dtmands Deborah Plait’s, in the township o f Dover •nd
Thimble« &c. Ac.,
rp IlK atibsciiber beg» leave tu inform the pub order and direct Hint the said acIrnioi^Croforu
nsninst lire estate ivilhrn six months from the county o f Ocean, between the boors o f J2 and
Clock* ami Watcher sold and rfp»ired war*«
1 lie that hrtvin» loca led birm>Hf near Tom*» give public notice to the creditors of said dec.
A second instalment of five rr.R cent on sub dale hereot ar they will be forever barred from 5 o’ clock P. M. on Saturday, the 12, day of Jufo
rented Tor one year.
River» i» prepared lo furnish Water Pail», Dish to bring in their debts» d>mands nnd claims
presenlintr nr-rereivie« Ihe same.
18ofi, about 14 acres uf Cedar swamp, sr liable
»criptions t.r the Capital Stock of this C nipany,
FRANCIS W EtoFX.
Tub*, Wash Tubs, Bathing Tub? &.c.
ngninst th»* ?md estate, under oath or nffirmn
EZR-d SOPER. JJdmini.tratoT,
lor Losing and Rail?, laid off in lots to sr it pull
Tom’* River» Aus. 20th 1836.— Iy.
Rurrele» of all de»ci ipliun made li» order*— lion, within nine months from the dale of this will he doo and payable by ihe Stock beldam,
Tom's
River
May
I4th
1858.—
tinchasers, formly btlonging to the heirs or foga
All kinds of leparingdonc at Ihe sliorlest no order by the setting up a copy of this order with in Monrnnnth »»“ I Ocean Counties, on the first
representatives of Solomon Ridgway, Deceased*
lice.
in twenty days of the dale thereof, in live ol the j day of JLJNdi^imt *, a third instalment o f ten
A C ' 0 '¡D IO N S ' A C C ORDION S !
Conuirions at sale.
Order? received at ray Residence or By Coni most public places in said County, fir the space ; per cent •n the lirtl day JULY ; anil ten i*kr
JOSEPH K, HULME, >
o
i the first day o f each month thereafter, unliJ
UST receiv' tl a superior lot nf Accordions* aid tlefmicr.
SH E RIFF S SJLE.
of two months, and also by advertising ihe some
THOM AS HEINES
> Commissioner*.
rinde and d >bbl#» key.*. All of the i.i*i quah
I O REN Z C A S T E R .
for the like space of time in the O ckan E m b u n , the wlule amount 1« pakl*
y virine o f a writ o f fi fa 10 m* directed is
GEORGE SYKES.
)
jjy which will besold nt lower price» than any
The Hoard ol Directors trust that the Stock
a newspaper ol thi? sinte : and if nny ciedituf
Tom's River, July 30ih 1856 — ly.
sued out uf (he Monmouth Circuit Court.
Tom's River, M ay 14ch, 1856.— ts.
where else. All kinJ* of trimmini* !>>r VioJjn«.
?hsll ipgltrl to exhibit l is or her debt, demand, h.-ddt rs will promptly meet the above ing’nl- will he exposed to sale at public vendue on
or claim within the peril J of nine months from »reutsputhe several dates when payable, to Tuesday the 29lh day of July 1856, between
FRANCIS WEtCiEL.
b HE RIFF’S SALE.
the date thereof, afiei public n lie** It»? I> en enn bit* the gM-rt wutk in which they are m ea- the hours uf 12 and 5 oclock in the afternoon ol
Tom's River, Aujr 20lh 1856.— ly.
N O T IC E O F S E T T L E M E N T .
By virtue of a writ at fi fu to me directed,
given ns afoiesnitl, Such creditors shall be for* yeti lo he carried forward loan early com; le. said day at the house of Wm. 11. Crammer, in
Issued out ofthe Circuit Court of the county o f
4 D.VIINiSTRATORS SETTLEM ENT,— ever barred of his <r Ju r action therefore ai;nin?i lion.
Ihe county o f Ocean and township o f Stafford, Ocean, will bo exposed to sale, at public vendue,
Notice Is tieietiy given iimi iiic namnuc IIlC AUuiltilrt .
Payment« may be ma ’e to Bennioton F. ferineily in the county Monmouth o w,it :
It
ando
!
fii
,
I
reasnrer,
Jrrecnma
;
j/M.r«»
r>,
Giv*n under mv hanl, this 2J day ol July, A.
of thr subscriber?, a lu inistiators of John Giber
Alt ino JJeiondants personal property, suen on Saturday, the 28lh day o f June next, bet wee*
Cormks, Assistant Treasnier, No. 109 Leon­ ns, tables, chairs. p.»ts, kettles, looking glasses, me hA.rra oVlV A 5o’ cinck P. M. o f « W d «
son deceased will be audited and staled by the D , 1856.
ard Street, Ary Y ork; W illiam V. W ilson, crockery, clocks, beds, bureaus & c,, with the nt the house o f Jesse CowJriek in the vin»Kei
JOIJ7 II. G U IW K -S u n o g a te
surrogate, nnd reported for settlement to the
ICTURE?» ktfide in cloudy on well n" rlenr O. phun«’ Court, o f the County of Oceun un tin*
Port Monm mth; C harles Q. A llf.n,Red JJank; rest o f the household **jod», alsocU ile, hogs, Trmr’f Rli-er, insaij county »lie following dee
Tom’ s Rivt r, July 9ih 1856—-2m.
weather, and put in neat and durable cnren.ot 7th Jay of October next.
J. 11. ('»»i,i.ies, S ir mhury ;
Benjamin H. wagons, harness, plows, harness, hay nnd straw crihed proper ly, lo w it :
All that lot o f land containing 374-000
the Inw e.l c'lv priren. A fine colhrluin of finer
W hite, EPou*own ; Halite » W a 'Nwrigut, &.C. with the residue oflhe farimrig utersels, nl
SAMUEL
DUNHAJ/)
S
e
a
B
a
t
h
i
n
g
CASES and LOCAfETS nluays on bund.
Slcir
nn acre strict mcn3itre, with Store House and
F»rmfnsil*il / and J uskpIi II. V an Hisf'i Brgit
«o
Bail
boats,
skiffs,
&c.
A
Do
several
lots
and
JO
H
if
GtBKRSOAT
)
Administrators.
nnd Deceased peiaons tnken nl their residence.
f Phe Sub^c-ibpr hiving bought, rebuilt nnd rn Iron IForks.
! sho* Shop and Wlrai f belonsin? (hereto, aitunte
pared* of land, situate lying and being in the in the village o< Tom ’« River,known ns the «lore
Tom s Rivrr July 30th 1856 — ts.
i larged the Establishment, formerly known as
FRANCtS WElciEL.
FRANCIS B. CHETtVOOP, Pies.
township of Stafford, County of Ocean formerly
Chapmans on Squan Beach, now called the
nnd (luck defendant bought u f Reuben Potter.
W ILLIAM A. T O U R Y, Sec’y.
Tom’s River Ang.20th 1856./—ly.
the Couniy o f Monmouth.
Seized an lire property o f George Corneliu«
June 4, JS56.—3m.
Li t No. t. it being all that farm and planta­ del-uiiiini and laken in exicution m the suiter
N O T IC E O F S E T T L E M E N T .
tion heing in several tracts and Iota together Reuben Putter, nnd lo be «old pv
LOST
Respectfully ofKrs its accomoLtions to the
making the farm where the defendant now lives
Executors Settlement.— Notice is hereby given
N jrstnrday last, n pair o f Specie cl*15» in a
a
,,c . E - W ' IVINS Shtrif.
public* through thcoming sea b.ilhing season,
adjoining lands of David Deadly nnd Jonathan
April 26th 1856.— ts.
*
E ’ that the occoun s uf the subscriber Enccu- tvhert every arru ernent will be made fur the
U 0 U X D -T A 1 LF D ,
Rod Mo roc Cow cave, one s'a«? cr^c kpd,
Deadly, containing fifty acres more or less.
t o r o f’ he last will and Testmenl of Anthony
Whoever will return same shall be suitably
e*ectinceof all. A choice as
UNDER-MINING SET OUT DONE
Lot 2. Being a tract of salt meadow or marsh,
Irons (leceast’d will be HU<liied and staled by lh% cmnlo
rewarded.
_
narv ami all kinds oRkvc
which del» ndant purchased o f Stacey Jennings,
Surrogate and repotted fur setlkment to th*i soi'tiiienl of ’ i if
l e w is L a n e .
rPH E Snb«c* iber would inform ihe public that
adjo.ning lands of John Haywood, Hull F. Ran.
Orphans Court uf the couniy vf ocean o,j the •agei.exiept intoxicating liquors.
Tom’? River, Aug. 20ih 18ö6*“ “tf.
I he h
S H E R I F F ’S S A L E .
An
anchor
und
lines
wi,i
te
provided
on
the
7ih day o f October next.
dolph and James Miller, on the big meadows
1 )Y virtue ol a writ o ffi/ o in me directed, iaT E 8of all sizeu, at Squao Village, Monmouth containing eighty acres more oi le 9, also.
Bench for the snleiy of bqlheis.
JOHN AUMACE*.
JJ
sued
out
of the Court o f Common Plcmr, o
County
Now
Jersey.
On und after the 29th o f July, the p;pua[p'
Lot 3. Being a Cedar and Pine swamj s situate
Tom’s River, July 30ih 1856.—If.
lire cnuniy ol Ocean, will be exposed «t Puhlrc
Those who arc building will do well to pur­
and last sailing sloop
bcloW Oltphant’s Mill on the South side of the Vendue, on Monday, [),<, 2filh day o f Mar
A P R E V E N T IV E & C U R E
chase them, as they effectually bar rats, mice,
NORTH WIND.
Creek or mill-brook, adjoining land o f Stacy
Cap. S. Halsey will run in connection with toads and snakes from trespassing in the cellars» Jennigs and Nathen L. Crane, containing ten 1850, between lire hours o f 12 and 5 o’clock in
o f
Ihe niter noon ol said day, at the house ol B. H.
George W\ Cowperihwait
agent for the cares more or Jess.
the aforesaid house in the following order.
HARPER’ S STORY BOOKSStout, in the village ol Tom’s River, township o f
s ile of ihe above Window Grates, for Ocean
Tuesday rn each week, from Cedar Bridge.
C H O L E R A
Seized as the propgrly of William H. Cram*
The most desirable juvenile books in the na
Dover, couniy of Ocean, and Stale ol N. J e ^ y .
County.
*
*
Thursday from Tom’s River.
mer and taken in execution at the suit of Ben- the fo.lowing described property, to wit;
JFEPH J McKIjVNEY.
tion.------ Chriilian.fdvcale and Journal,
Saturday from Jfrllle Creek,to ?ail at 8 o ’clock
jajiin Oliphant, and to be sold by u.c,
f t O M P O U N D E D FROM A PRESCRlp
Tom’s ’River June 4th 1856.— ly 0
1. All that certain tract o f land, situate in Ihe
in the morning and return the same day.
SAMUEL CONOVER.
AUGUST NO
Vj Tit)N OF THE LATE DR. J a MES r .
township o f Plumstead, adjoinina lands o f John
The well known reputation o f Cap. Halsey
Former Sheriff o f Monmouth County.
THE THREE GCJl.D DOLLARS, or The
Spratt
and^ others, containing 132 acres, purs
CLARK.
will be a guarantee of suiety to the timid.
T om ’s River , May 21, 1856.
ts
chosen of James E. Torker and ulhers, hy Deed
Adventures of Robin Green.
25 cis,
Warren ted not to Contain Opium in anyform .
By strict attention and good order,we hope to
dated Jnnuarv 1st, 1808, and Recorded in Clerk’*
W . IV. SWETT.
m m t a share‘o f patronage.
RULE TO BAR CREDITORS.
BARNES CAMPHORATED EXTRACT OF GIN
office nt Freehold, in Book S. of Deeds, p. 33 ft
T ' tn’s River July 80th 1856.— If
— J. . D0RSETT.
Ocean
County
Orphan’s
Court
o
f
the
term
of
GEll
a speedv and ceitain cu re o f sum .
2. A ll that certain tract o f land, situate in the
Tom’s River, July 9ih 1856. fits.
May 1856.
Township
o f Plumsted, adjoining lands of Hugh
mer Cotnplainls.CHOLERA MORJBDs , CRAMP
PON the application o f G.W.Giberson admin Hell, Jesse Gulick and others, containing three
COIAC, DYSfuVi ARY and CHOLERA.
istrator ofWm. T Giberson dec. to limit and acres, purchased ofThomns Singleton, by Deed
NOTICE OF P A B riT /O N .
F R E E H O L D & J A M E S B U R G , appoint a certain time within which the credi doled June 6th, 1828, and recorded in book W
V Edward willen E.«q., one of the judges
The following is from ihe Mount Holly. ' 1Mir
S e n t b y mail (P o st P aid ) e»u leceipt
tors of the said deed, shall bring in their debts,
ol the Court of Common Pleas, ol the A G R IC U L T U R A L R A I L R O A D C om pa'y claims and demands against the same, or else be 2 of Deeds, page 176, in the Clerk’s office at
c f price.
for” }—“ Bains’ c niphoratei exlract Df GInper*
FreeholdCouny of Ocean.
WiJson’ar Treslisc un Punctuafion.
8.100.
a Ivfr(i8rd in another column, has an extensive
barred from any action respecting the same
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS!
Seized ns the property o f Benjamin Hornor,
OTICE is hereby given ihaton application
Gleanings fromthe Pueis.
For Home and
reputation, and is said to be one of tlu> ve<7 best
against the said administrator. It is therefore
to me by Charles W . Bills and Mary his wife
n an 1 after Thuasday, May 1st, trains will ordered by the Court, that the said administrator James I . Hornor, Aaron Hornor and James
recnodies now in use for the diseases it is inten­ School
$1.00,
ded to cure.”
School Exhibition Book, containing Songs who claim an undivided sixth part of ihe fot« run daily, Sundays excepted, until further notice give notice to the creditors ofthe said decea.sed, Hornor, defendants, nnd laken in execution at
Ihe suit of Edward J . Shreve and Richard Con.
lowing tracts ol land of which Jac./b Irons died as follows : L ea v e F R E E H O L D at
The following is from Mr. Paul, formerly 0f duett*», dramas and dialogues
25 cis.
lo bring in their debts and (»enjands asoinsl ihe
Stixud.
the
ar.:! Amboy Railroad, na\v «.uptMl,,.
7. 40, A.M ., Connecting at Jamesbnrg with »aid estate within nine inon lis from this date, over, and others nnd to he S id by
5 copies ¡in
.j* i ,06 .
tendcnl of the Mount Holly Railroad, whose
E D W A R D W . IV IN S ,
A tract of meadow land, situate in the Catndeu and Amboy Railroad trains for New by setting up a copy o f this order in five of the
Normal nnd High School Hymn Book 38 cts.
Nov. 21, 1855.—ts
Sherijf.
wife was saved from death :
Township of Dover, County of Ocean and State York Philadelphia and intermediate Stations.
3 copies
$ 100.
most public places in this connty for the spaco
B ordentowk, July 2 s , 1849.
oi New Jersey, containing about Un acres.
American School Hymn Book.
20 cfs.
3,20 P. M . Connecting at Jaroesb irg with o f two months, and also by advertising the same
D r . B arn 8— My Dear sir : I am pleased to
6 copies
$100.
2 d. A H ad o f Cedar bwainp land, in liie tow C.&A. R. R. trains lor* New York, PJiimdcijdua in one ol the newspapers published in thisPtate
iispocoumy and s:aie aloresaid containing about and intermediate stations.
inform you oft he good tiled of your Coolers Pre
Pays oil and DuntonsPenmanship.
8 books
for Ihe like space o f time; and it any creditor
ASSI C N E E S S A L E .
shxt en acies.
Tentative. Last Wednesday night my udfc Was with copies «t the head uf nscli page, $100
.R E T U R N IN G
should neelect lo exhibit hi? or her debt, claim
The subscriber Assignee o f John Wiidermuth
3d An orchard, situate in said township, ad­ Leave New York from Pier No. 1. N. R .,by or demand, within the said period ol
No’* 1. 2. 3. 4. and 5 are designed for the use
attacked with severe pains, ami immed atcly n f.
nine
joining
lands
of
John
W.
Irons
and
Hester
Giber
ter Dii-rhoea, attended with cold tie s extending r f Schools. A7o 6 which is a full course for sen*,
5 ! |il>'.’J"' ven6ue, on Saturday, the
steamer John Potter, at 6 A . M. and 2 P .M .
months after public notice be given as aforesaid, oï.1.7*10*®
day o f May 1856, between the the hours o f
No
to her hand? and fp.pt. I immediately gave her ilemen is also sometimes* used in school.
Leave Philadelphia from foot o f Walnut St. such creditor shall be forever barred o f his oi­ 24th
son containing about ten acres.
anu 0 o’ clock •
»* the oafternoon
il« ...« » . o„ rf __:.i
j __ at
•it
said day.
No 8 fine hand
a dose o f your Camphorated E x rnct of Ginger, i' a book oi Mercantile forms.
a!
6
A.
M.
nnd
at
2
P.
M.
4th A tarot of timber land in said township
lier action therefor against the said Administra­
.
le
l. ] ° ° 9 e ? f -fohn Wildeomuth, at Cedar Bridge»
Either o( t*»e 8 -Vo’s ¡2 £ cts.
which 8‘ opped the pain ai.d the Diarrhoea. I n tor ladies.
of Dover adjoining said orchard and land of John Leave Trenton at 6. 50, A. 5T. ¿¿2.39 P. ill. tor.
By the Court,
lit»* following
Iti! lAtltf nrv rlnr»„.,’'l...
.__
the
described1 properly.
AnT of the above books sold by Ihe dozen at IF. Irons containing about sixty aens.
fifteen minuts after she watt again suffering. A t
Leave Jamesburg at 8 40, A.M . & 4 35, p. m.,
J. H. GULICK, Clk.
The half of 20Û nr.rpM
acres,. mni-o
mote n
or less, called
this time her hands and leet were ns c0ld as a
lie Publishers’ wholesale prices.Teachers are *
Pas«engers will he careful to procure tickets
5tU A tract of Cedar swamp Ian * on Foil
May. 21, 1856
2m.
Look s Oaks j also 200 acres more or less, called
corpse. I gave the second dose, which complete vfted to correspond with ihe subscriber in re^ Branch in said township, containing about twen at the office in Freehold, or at the Captain’ s
Grass Survey, adjoining lands ut David S Faily arrested 'he disease. She broke out in a gr. ftt Sard 0» the inlioduction of the Penmanship and ty acre1«.
office on board the Boats, or thev will be char*■’ r_a 't ot hers j also 200 acres more or less call­
A L S I G N E E ’3 N O T IC E .
prespiration, and in the morning was a b!e lo be other books into their schools.
I have nominated Benjamin L. Irons, David ged extra.
ed
Froth Survey adjoining lands oi Newbolda it,
A LL persons indebted tu George Corneliu
about the house. I think il I had left he«* to for
We W. SWETT.
L C. Roners and Joseph B.Applegate, esquires, • The Bell at the Freehold Station will ring ten
ijL on Note, Bond, and Book account, arc re others. Also the half of 66 acres adjoining lands
Tom’s River July 23d 1856.— if.
a doctor, a? it would have taken an ho11«*, the
Commissioners to divide saie tracts of land into minutes previous to the departure of the train.
fiuested to make immediate payment, nnd those 01 Mack house and others,
disease could not have been »topped.
I now
I. S. BUCKELEIV.— Sup. Jamesburg,
six quarters parts, or shares and unltss proper ob
having claims against him, ate requested lo pre
carry a bottle of ihe remedy with ineatall I'tnes.
*^l>0 al
same tome and place,ahe persona
November 13, 855.
jections are stated to me at the house of Jessie
Truly yours,— MIFFLIN PAUL.
sent Ihe same immediately far adjustment.— property o f the said John Wildcrinulh, consis
OCEAN C O U N T Y T F A C H F ir s
Cov/nrick innkeeper at the village of Tom’s Biver
tins
of
Beds
Bedding,
Chairs, Tables, Bureau, 2
The Notes, Bonds and Book o f account, will be
in said connty ibe ninth day of August
Pr.|,aired only nl Barnes’ Drue ?tore TrenAND EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATIONleit at Ike office o f Thomas IV. Middleton ^ft’ y \Va,ins, 1 Cow, a quantity o f kitchen Furnituc
next, at two o’clock in the afternoon, the said
inn N J., and sold at A L L STO RKS throughout
meeting of the above Associaiion will b
at Law, at Tom’ s River, wher e the same wrl[ 2 Stoves, and a number o f articbes not herei
the State.
Beniamiu L. Irons, David I. C. Rogers and
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
held at Barnegal in the Public Hall, o
be attended to in the absence of the subscribers mentioned.
Joseph B. Applegate will then be appointed
Tom’s River, Ju ly 9 th 1836— ly.
N
pursuance
to
a
decree
o
f
the'Orphans’eourt
Friday September 18, 1866, commencing at 1
Sale to ocmraence at 10 o ' clock on Saendda
one or both o f whom will be hereon Friday o
o’clock. Teachers and Citizens of Ocean Count Commissioners to make partition o f the said
of the County of Ocean, will be exposed to each wrek.
Coudions at sale by
friendly to the interests of Edncation are reques tract of land, pursuant to an act entitled, “ An sale a1 Public Vendue, on Saturday the 19lh
OHN COURTNEY.
,/fMOS F.iLKENBURGH, ) Assignees nf
AssigoTt yi
act for Ihe more easy partition of lands held by day of July next between the hours of 12 and 5
ted to'be present*
March 26th 1856.— 4w.
CHRIST j IIN D. EMSON. y G. CoH.NiLtus,
SHERIFF’S SAL£.
coparceners,
joint
tenants
and
tenants
in
com­
o’clock
in
the
afternoon
of
said
day
at
the
late
The following business hu: aeetfarranged for
September 19th 1855.—tf.
By virtue or a writ or fi fa to me iirreted js the the session.
mon,” approved April 16th 1856
residence o f Jotnes R. Compton uec’d at New
•tied out or the Clrcuii court of Ihe cnuniy ,,f
Given under my hand this fifth day o f July, Egypt in the Township o f Plumsteau County of
SU JECTS FOR ESSAYS.
Ocean, will be exposed to saleai public vendue
A. D. 1856.
EDW ARD ALLEN.
ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.
Ocean IN. J. the following tract or lot o f land,
Obstacles ¡n tne V’ath oi the Earnest Teacher
P E T E R
DURYEE,
on Wednsday, Ocloher I5ih 1856, between ilJ
viz ; All that certain Mouse and lot of Land sit- I *
Turn’s River, July 9lh 1856.— ts
Sal«? of the diflerent tncis of land be»"
Teaching,
a
Steppin
Slone
to
Other
Profes
WHOlESALt DLALKU IK
hours of 12 and 5 o’ clock P’. M., ol said day Bt sions
uate in the village of New Esypt where the by longing to George Cornelius, as advertised
A
RDW
ARE,
Anils
anU Cutlery, Screw.
the house of B. H. Sion!, in Ihe villase of Tom’s
widow of James R. Compton dre’d now resides. as Christain D. Emson and Amos Falkenbuigh,
SU B JE C T FOR DtSCUSSIN.
and Hollow Hare, corner o f Greenwhiah
Liver, in said county, the following descrioed
All
that
certain
farm
situate
in
the
Township
o
f
signees
oi
George
Cornelias,stands
adjourned
W ILLIA M D-S-HYER
prone-tv, to wit •
anu \ esey faue.ts, near Washington Market,
is it likely that the Slate Normal School will
Plumstead near land of Samuel II. Mower Dr. until TUESDAY, the 7lh day o f OCTOBER, New x orir.
’
All that certain lot o f land situaic in the town accomplish its object.
Warren, apd DF. Geo. F* Fort containing about 1856.
Always on hand a full assortment o f Builders
gjoqiaam ouioDaq
Nup of Siatlord, couniy of Ocean, and stale o f -{agsg us di;j& oi pa,iAuj
60
acre«,
All
those
two
certain
Wood
lots
ad­
a^ny person or persons wishing fo purchase nnd Cabinet -Makers’ Hardware, Forming Uten.
oi pUatUI JO 3JB Ol|A\ SJaqto JO SJiUOBdJ IIw
«ew Jersey, contnimns: six acres more or les;
joining James Fowler and A Woodward about any of said tracts of land previous to the day of
one or both of the
above subjects.
s«.hiPi*iu
^
sils, House-keeping articles, Mechnnics’ Tools,
the above
Seixed as ibe properly o f Joseph Bishop defen on one
i ftjr miles o f Collier’s Mills; a Lo a certain Jot con sale, can do so by calling on George Ccrnelius,
etc. etc., all o f which will be sold at the lowest
oeni nnd taken in
nt ihe
in execution
execution at
the suit
suit of
of Sn,.,...
Satnutaining
10
acies
more
oi
less.
(
^
a
AILS,
AWNINGS,
and
TENTS,made
on
the
and
any
sales
made
by
him
will
be
confirmed
cash
pi ice.
EDWARD*’ L L E N fCtt!* l0 th* eveningei ». Wyckoff, and to be sold by
JACOB G. FOWLJfS
>
most reasonable terms, and warranted to
bv the assignees.
F .J .S P CTR
i
Merchants,and others are invited to call e«i
Ex. Committee.
give
satisfaction.
W
o*
»
E* w * IVINS, sheriff.
THOMAS
W.
IVINS
l
Commissiners
C H R IS T A TN D. EM S O N , ) „ .
W* W. SWETT
examine my stock.
xosb’* River August I3ch 1856.—1 6
THOMAS W. M IDDLETON )
AH orders promptly attended to.
AM O S F A L K E N B C R G II, {
ID*Particular attention paid to orders
Tom’s River July 9th 1856.—tf.
Tom’ s River May 1 9 ,15S6.—ts
Tom’ s River July 2d 1856.—-ly*
Tom’s River, June 4th, 1856— if
D ec. 15th 1854__ ly.
R
«I beami? enne«' i* »'1 oi<i»eme«la which
I . tht|r o b je t ‘ lo repair th* wiaehlelb
**' , ftoœ ih« »iolallOB of food lailh I" Ih.
*" J 0i |he Miaaouri Ci'tnprooi.e.' I am
Slavery In the ebaimcl. anil b|»on
* fi!liea moaineil ami mule haWmal b? Ion*
¡¡¡¡Ed «enfiaiirmi, while I le*l InllHlblr In Ike
¡V,:.r ihal II onthl not lo b* lai*H*i«6 wlib
ibei" Il aeUte andar Ika abteM of 8laie Soeer»
I am «a laflellbly opposti ,0 ite »»lui.
¡¿«oalhle eoBllnent bejood ita prt»,al ina-
A
B
— ■-
R
Gentlemen’s Shaving
Ì
PUBLIO S *L E .
W
U
DELAWARE BAY RAIL R. GO.
J
B
Daguerreotypes!
P
Seaside II me.
O
BOOKS! BOOKS!
U
B
N
A
I
H
Sail Illake:
loms River N. J.
r iisen n its
Th© Ocean Emblem.
TO i D V K K T I I I i l l i i .
|«i:il|-|.KS TIN IVARh AND
H it Jeta* EmbUm n puMuhni at Tom*«
H n jV K M A N U F A C T O R Y ,
Hfv>r,tli* r u a iip ifit o f O e«in( en l c !•r
• «vtrj town %nú vifi*n« in the county, «nt t \ T 0 M .8 k i y e u . o c k a n U ». N. J,
Cmay via nitira where another pepa it ricavai. r p ilK HubKrlher h.icoaalaallyot hand alar,#
it toe only paper (hat ha« a thorough eu etila­
| varlaiy ol STOVES, sntoog which, may he
ti©» over th© Count), and 1«, therefore. a good found the lullowin, ¡utpioved retie.na.
to**ilium through which to advertí»«. T he «ir- I
T H E R A T T L K lt,
culai ion I» tort confined to Oeeaa County, it j
MAY FLOWER,
e i if .ui», to a coiiiidctablc esim i, io Monmouth ,
Huriingi»« tati Mcictr,ami, in faci, every couaty
N E W
W O U LD ,
in Ike Irate.
«
GLOBE,
A (2 E N T * .
V olear B. P almi », the American New»paprr |
nm l P a r lo r S T O V E S .
Agent, »■ duU authoiued to receive *nb*rrip 1
lion» and advertí »ementa Tor the (Jet** EmbUm
ami the money therefor, in the citte» o í tic w
York, Bouton and Philadelphia.
All kind» ol Tin and Mrrct Iron work aaJ re.
McDonald, (02 Na»»iu aireet, it »My au­
ailing dune in the best manner, by an exji
thorised to receive*ubscn|rtiJii» and udvalue
with d«»paicb.
meed
workinitti ; and d
tomi» for ibi» paper.
Tin rooting, house be adì , Icade i and gutter!
S. M . I’rllengiil & C o.,119 Nassau tin lore
d ily authorind to receive aa beer ipt i o n and made (• orer.
A general assortment o fT I» ware constantly
dveiliaeœeni» for thia paper,
K. Oliphant* dr. New Lisbon, is duly on bund, ot wholesale and retail.
cow I'W ftTH W A IT BROTHER.
authorized to receive »»U iriptioni and advet
Tom*« River June I3th 1855.— ljr.
tueuteau atod give receipt* lor the same, for
tld« papa.
T. J. K Wallach, New Egypt.
D A G Li E U R E O T Y I ’ E S !
Edwin J. Salt *«, Esq., Bernegal.
MIE iwJtvtlft'b! U v ’wit rtV.ed and Rued up
R o b e r t K » t v .í ~ . e . > 8 l u „ T i||e ,
ri the aecond *toiy ol Ihe ttw »bop o f E. W.
A dam A ’ «»«.
S
yder, in Main et reel ; beg» have to announce
t X Postao*— In Ocean County Faut.
to the puhhr, tp»l he i* now prepared to take
In other pari o f New Jersey 13 cent. * yea.C IV B BIH Ii.
PAGUEKH0TY1 IS PAMBREOTTPES
The Oe«»« Emblem, une year, In advance al ■U ali K u*if id w afh«*r, and at rraronablr ratea
)L'T ¿fOCR VMCIVS and miniature# of dre’d
m o I Cody'* IjiJy'i hook, one year, in ad­
vance, ,3 . (lOi Uraham't M a fn n r.a rr year,in prrsun* liken if the »horlvrg notice, dagoerro.
adraace, $-1.001 but any pet son .endin« u. three i)j»< », Paintln« *, Drawiufi Ac„copp»ed.
* fo r inking Children, morning ia preferable.
dollar* and fifty cent., wil1be furni.lied the Em
hum, and either one of the above Ma,aiinra lor Light.Blue, Pink, and in d ie Drrsaeaah Jbld he.
one year. By Ibis means you ob.'a n ynor conmy avoided, Broun,Drab, Yellow,üreea, Red ttc
paper, which !l inditpen.akle, at 50 ell., or lo take well.
estimate lha paper at ,1.60, Iha ad rane. price
In connection with the above, the aubacriber
you set a frit clan literary periodical, o f inval alii] continue» the
noble merit, at two dollar#. Send on your ordei.
J U I I.lt Y ESTA IIL1S1MIENT.
And bus on hand ouatniiily n good assortment
they will be nrompilr ailendnd. in
lla r p e r ’a iln ,a ilD e .
ol Ladies and Gentlemen's Brcost-ptna Karrinei
The Saeripiioit price o f thia Ma,aiine ir Finger rince, Lockets, Gold and Silver Pencil»
dol'ara for aintle copie», but any perton tend Fob and Vest chains,fcc.
in , o. three dollar* and fifly cent* .hall re.
REPAIRING in all its branhea done with
terse Ike Magaxiue and the “ Oceaa Emblem” neatneaa and despatch. Clock« and Watches
for one year.
warranted for one year.
The public are invited to eive him a call.
FRANCIS WEIGEL.
Professional Cards.
Tom'» River, -ff.ril J8, 1855. ly
P . J. SPEER
COUNSELLOR AT LAVV.ind Master and EVERY DAY BRINGS SOMETHING NEW
Examiner in Chancery,
T OM 'S R IV E R , N .J.
April 2f$th 1854. ly.
TheHubtcriCcr lias ju n opened, at hia new
»lore in Tom ’s River, a large and well selected
A . C . M cL E A N ,
TTORNEY and Counsellor at L aw ,ana stock o f staple nml fancy DRV GOODS—
G R O C E R IE S , P R O V ISIO N S . FLO U R
Mauler ami Examiner ia Chancery,
and Feed, Boots and Shoes, lints and Cup», tohaa ictioved to Freehold, and occupies the
office formerly of .lutlga VrctJengburg E .q-, on gelher with a Ionic »lock o f READY MADE
tne Corner o f Main si. and flic at. leading to CLOTHING. Oil Cloths, Carpi ting and Rugs
the Depot.
FURN ITURE AD CLOCKS.
Freehold July 4th 1855.— ly «,2 8
Wood and Willow Ware, Biounj, Brushes &e.
Earthen, Slone, Crockery, Glassware &.C., See.
B D W | B 's T b TEH .
Iron, Steel and Hardware. Plows an I Plow.
SU R V E Y O R ANDG'UNVEY A N G E It,
Barnegat.
Costing. Window Sash and Glass, Paints nut!
D ied ., Bonds, Bills ol SALnand other wi itln,s Oil», Drugs nml Medicines, Plastering, Hair iiine
pormplly executed. Bounty land and pension Lumber, and building matejiul generally, nil of
which will be sold low for ash, ot its equiva.
Claims attended to.
lent at wholesale aid retail.
Barnegat Ocean Co- N. J.
August 8th,.1855. —3m.
JOHN AUMACK.
November 7, 1855.
TIN & 811KKT IRON
*
WORK.
.
Now Arango menta
S.P IIS.U I.W
yck off ài Co.
K * A h fi U HO ۔ I. H V
Drain « m Fine Wines, Brandira, Ac.
104 MURRAY 8TREET,
New York.
SaauiKL*. \V«a*urr, )
Ornan. C lack.
?
Naw Ymk.
!*#*• ^
Drwnffirr18,
OLI» PRINCIPI»!« ADHERED fO
Uey Street House.
M r.tr. Iron. It A li en be, leave In Inform
their Irirnd. and the public ernrrally, Hint they
hove juit opened nil unuautlly lar,e aasartutrnt
..f GOODS of every deactlptkm to Ihi lonnd in
Country (lores ei-ntliting in part of.
54 98 & 88 DEY 8REET,
NEH TOKK.
K e p t on the E u r o p e . » Plan-,
Mrnla at all Hou'a of the Day,
G o o d s, G r o c e r ie s ,
Ci u,
T in a n d H a r d w a r e ,
C rockC ed a r
uitd II ¿1loicware, 1''um 11ure,Jswk
i n g G la s s e s , P a i n t s ,O i l ,a n d
1.1(1« I t it i 1 I J il I«.
Croton W ater In E very B o o m .
MF.RIUTT fc LANGLEY, raovauToai
M a, 21*1 185«— I,
V ar­
n is h , F l o u r a n d F e e d — A; c.
A )»o n gsn eril Aaaortraent o f
. . r
a
f
o
t
i -
BOOTS & SHOES ;
RE¡ALIY M elili CLOTHING *4.
Ai t ol wbkhwilt be »old ta cheap a« Hi* ;
be bought eltewhere.
Our iiilention is »till to adhere to the “ One
price eystem,” being «at isftpi (after several year«
experience) that it works belter than any
other.
Person» in want o f GOODS will find it great
ly to their advantage to rail and examine our
.fTOCK, ©a we »hall act! •• C heaf F or Ca»h “
or “ Country p.oduce.’ ’
JOHN J. IRONS,
EDW ARD ALLEN.
Torn'« River May 71856.— ly.
%
Sea Shore Rail Rc^d*
Though effort« may base been mad a 1« lake
Ihe route ol ikl. road trom Hto 20 mltea H littcard, It cannot be. Ocean County aay» It uiuM
go along Shore, and " N »»y we.”
. 1 ) y , 1 » ircririn i aoppHe. con.tastlj from
Auction and oiiici e lw , ot goodaanited to
counliy trade. We keep
bund the u.aat va­
riety of Oroeerle*, Hardware, Tin, Crockery,
EarlItei, anti Wooden ware. \ ANKLE NO.
r u >N8, A good assortment of SHOES. A large
varnly of DKUUS ana MKOUTNES An extcn .n c .tuck o f luttrolled and Ilomrafie
\Y
D R Y GOODS,
eonihtlng in part of « large variety ol Print*,
Gingham., Barge end other brlaine»,Challcy*,
.flpaeas, Ovo* dr Rkht,
d'Soit and othci
Silk». SILK \ N JI LL AS. Flowering Sleevaa,
Chemlaeli.. Emb’ Parti ('ollara, Fancy Hlbhon*,
a variety o f Thread and Colton Lace. KittiINUs, Colton, Silk and Thread. GLOVES.
Flanel., Sheeting., Shirting., Stripe., lick in g .
UVKAN
\ T’r*£***•
";e Adm.n»alfater ^ ^ ^
,V
Ite» Thompson, lau o( ,h
drerasrd, I John 11. t.Hic'k 1
County ol Ocean, In thr
hereby order nod "rrvBI.
dirent, 11
that
f■I
tralor give pnbl.e notiee t„ n,’.''■ * ,a Ai*,,
deceased, lo bting |n ih.t, , " . " « » o r . * ^
« ' I h II i ib i n a i m i at .. .
■>
U fgm .i ,
Haim, a,’ .Inti th! saM
tl
j urtn.lton, within nine awnlM fm TJ r * # h
litis ertler, by .ru in , op ,
‘ " “ '»J <«,,
within I wnil, d.ys «iter thr d.!r ¿ } l ", "to
o f the mori public place» |n ..id i "
•pace o f two months, . « j a), „ b . .
same lor the like ,p tec
„m . |B ,!w '
ED'h ent, a new,,
uf
g,, " ’J j i
creditor shall ne|leef to eihibit h,i „ .Ml,‘ »T
demand or claim wilbtn the t.|.
•" Irk
months
monthi Irom
trom Ihe
the dale hetwof
hrnof, afler
afl-r i2i
J ! ■ »ha
afvea . . «rotatala, such erM¡tof
»«ir,
buried ol his or hn action ther.lC.XÎ^'Wf
ailmtnistratnr.
'••Phattk,
Given under my l end
Uhi,^..
December, A: D, 1855.
w“ ' « ! » g
JOHN H. GULICK v
Dec. 26, 1855.
s«U,«r
K E N S F U n N I S H I K O GOODS
» « » ¿ J OOM
« p iw r c ir
lit V ,t O_ ct*»
. I, ssha .V Coo.*
M PUN the applie.t^H 1^«mripj ft ml, .
Alto,
READY
ADE CLOTHING,
I Adtninislraior with wilt Maen
Coata, f anti, Vents. Shi la. Overall», Hals, va­
rFotter deceased late T m ÜT 7 ? " ™
rious styles, all in fashion.
Ocean, 1 John H, Oulleli, S.r0n , ! ' 5 '
J O B
D O T S o r
L A D IE S HATS.
Cnnntyof Ocean in the Slate o p tL5 ^
Al AtTom.HiKQLY low r*tcu.— fiota 6) eta sey, do hereby oed.r and direct lh., ’ in
D R Y G O O D S, H O S IE R Y ,
f . |5, 0U.
I athninistretor give public notice to lb. ' !lu
Em broideries, Daces,
C7 - We think we have »old gooda low before, o f said deceased to bring In their debts
Ribbons, Dress Trimmings,
nut al , reseat we are
Iand claims against Ihe seid estate isdeT**1
S klliko a t CNeaxen(NTan LOW PRICES.
»fftrmation, within nine mn»lhe fijr '!* * 4 *1
ID”
All
we
ask
is,
Call
oa
u
,tnd
look,
and
1
of this order by selline up a cep. «Í iijT ^
Y A N K E E NOTIONS,
all things ara aol as we repreaeol, yon may de­ within twemv day. of the dale hereon t * 1
mand pay for your lime.
Ithe moti public placee in teid eoe«H ' ¿ T *
O. W . H JV E N 8 A Co.
sp.ee of Ipro monthi, and alio by «sT l?*
RU LE T O 8H O W CAU SE.
J ohn Q. W . Havkns, J
ithe same lor the like spare of lit» » t E x ?
T an Orphan« Court held et Tom'« River on
A
nn D. Haveni.
y
I
F-tnhlem,’ • news) .per o f tbit S\ue . Z t "
D A ILY .
............
W
— 9th.
- day o f May 1856,before
___ ednefday
the
errditor .halt »egira t„ r.hihit « . 7
“!
Bnrrsville Oeear County, N. J.
Marcii Î6th, 1858 ly.
Mon. Pete* Yradonbw *k, and other Judges. In
-furlist 23d 1855.— Iy.
demand or claim VH hin the peiia)»oX **•
matter o f John C. Cox admin t Kula to »how
liront
hereof. after
«Iter publie
nubi.. aa.
Iront the dale hereof,
NOTICE m THE PUBLlC^
T. W. ft A MASH
Iks
o f Wm.Hendrickson dee.having (
Cauae
E Ihe anb'criber. having rented Ihe Mil ns aforesaid surh creditor shall befa», / ’*?
HOLESALE Grocer», Pro*i»io«, W int
exhibited to ibis Court under oath a iu*t and
ol
his
or
her
aclioa
therefore
«sw*\wJ™
at
Horneratown
o
f
E.
A.
Khreve,
are
pie
•nd^ Liquor Dealer#, No. 183 WertBt.
true account of the personal estate ot said
ielratnr.
pared to sell Iced and flour from the mill al tire
deaceased, wherby it appear« that lh** said between Barcaly and KobinionSlrecU, A’ew
Given under oiT hand this aia» t,-j
current price«, or deliver the same. All ordere
York.
eetate of saidWm. Hendrickson ia insufficient to
thaolully received, and punctually attended to.» jannary A. D (856.
T heodo. W Manan,
pay his debts, and requests the aid ol th>* ?< irt in
____________
JOHN H. GOUCInh
T . E. A L W . SNYDER.
AvoosTVa M a « sii.
the premises. It ia oidered that all parions inHornersti wn April 23d, 185«.— tf
ITT Newburgh Pale and Amber A le, by ihe
trrefted in the lande tenements and r**l estate
RULE TO PAR rnFDiTOka.
of the said deceased appear before th» Court at hogshead and barril,
PHTFR I Y N C H ,
O c e a n O h v g a n ’p C o u r t
nnuary 12lh., 1855. ly.
Tim 's River on the first Tuesday ©( 0«t. next
T IN P L A T E & S H E E T IR O N
PO
jV the «piflication ol John V. Cm,a
to show caus why so much of the said land»
WORKER, AND
minittrntor of the F th te o f Wiilianbi
tenements, lierditnmen'a and real estate of the
S T 0 V K S T O K E
drickaon, lata ol Ihe Coofttjof OcanOjilfif«
raid William Hendrick on dee., should net h»
M O U N T H O L L Y N. J.
B
L
A
N
K
b
o
o
k
s
l, j«>hn H. Gulirk, Bnrroytte of the Counlj
sold a« will be »utticient to pay his deb*», o* lha
F p y et Statl nary c
Plumbing, Tin Roofing and 8pouliirJ>, Dope Ocean, in the St»ti* of Nt w Jem» y, do htt
remainder thereof,as the case may reqei’ e.
and Warranted,
FKANCI8
&
LOUTREL,
order
and din ct, that ti e »ntri Adinini»tr«iori
By Order of the Court.
one Id, 188* ly.
ANUFACTER1NG Stationers, Importer»
public Notice to Ihe creditor» of mui ¿(ceun
JOHN // . GULICK J Surnga'e.
and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Stabrine in their debt», demand« and cUim»»rii
May 2 Ht 18*8.-2m .
tionnry and Paper, No. 7 7 M aidou) Lane,
the »aid e.tnte, under o*th or «ffirmatjun.tn
KE E P
W A R M ! ! !
Ne w York.
nine months from the «liile of this order by»
The
public
will
find
nt
(he
Store
ol
the
«ub
Country orchants and oiler» supplied with
A FARM ER W ANTED.
icriber, a large assortment of B U F F A LO in* tip a copy of thi» oriler within twenty6
ovary
style
of
aceour.;
boooka,
writing
paper,
o) the dale hrnof« in five of the ihom put
SOBER, steady, practical Former wanted
Robe», of superior quality, at low price«.
place» in .«aid Cour.ty.for the »puce of i mem
Thesubscr.ber will give a first rale chance gold pens, portfolios, setap books, copy and
JOHN AUMACK.
pass
book»,cash
and
deed
hooks,
slnles,
card
and
ol«u l»y a tveilisii.* the fnme for the I
to n man with a family, who wishes to local**
Tom’* River l)re, Jfiih 1855.
spnee o! lime, in the ** Ocean Kmblrm^iiG
hfinscl I peimanently, in the prosecution of the cafes, che-smcn L.C., Books made to pattern,
Till:
LADIES'
COMPANION,
paper of this Hate j and if *ny cicdiiorrli
above business, one who is trust worthy to take paged &.c.
\ AftAZIKE m.VuTLD TCI Tilt IWPoVJEMFNr OF ncslect to exhibit hh or hei drbt, thmanl
Proprietors o f Francis, celebrated manifold
charge ol a tract o f unimproved land near this
fHE HOMJI ClCLK.
W
riln»,
bj
which
letters
and
copies
are
writ,
claim
within the »aid period of nine monttefi«
village, clear it np, and put if under rultivnljnn.
A new aeries o f the C ompanion brgithw*>e- the dote hereof, after public notice pi**«
ten at the same lime*
Apply 1»
H. W. C OW PERTHW AIT.
ihe
number
for
Match,
1856
The
woik
is
pno
M e '91 1854.97
aforesaid, tueh creditor «hall be forcvei baired
Tom*» ltiver, Dec. 26. 1855.
if
hslird monthly. In addition to n variety ol ins.
his c»r hei action therefor aga'nM (be idaii
licit*«on various sublets, calculated to ainus trator,
T. VI- MIDDLETON.
and insliuct the rmtiibeis ,.f the family circle
HUNT
E
R
B
UG
KL
E
Y
ti
Co.
Given under my l and this nintteen!h fci
1000 Cords o f Oak A Pine W oe
ATTORN EY AT LAW .
t*n« h number will contain
DEALUKS IN
December, A. D. 1855.
N E W
S T O 1! E !
Master and Exam iner ln Chancery.
Wanted by Ihe Sub'ciibi r —
A
N
'
KLEG
AN
T
CO
LO
R
ED
FLO
W
ER
PLATE.
F
o
r
e
i
g
n
<f’
J
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m
i
s
i
i
r
P
r
y
G
o
o
d
s
.
JOHN //. GULICK\ Strict
IN
IV .t T E R
n T R E E T .
M OFFICE.—First floor o f Emblem Buidina.J
JO //N AUMACK
piiuttd in c »lots, ami altogether superior to any
Dre. 26, 1855.
1
31 a'l'l 3:1 V v'iy St, (c-rner of Church St.)
I'O 'il IUVEIi,
N ’ HF »nhQf rihfra would onnoitnee to the ntihlip
Tom’s River. Nov. 3 ! 55—m.
*
*
n
ilivin'*»
o
f
Ihe
kin.i
ever
published
in
any
jiMjuvv
l
u
iu
v
..
L that they have purchased the Store— Stork
June 311834. ly .
Charles F. Hunt* r,
William R Sheldon, similar work in this countiyt T lusefiow n piau»
and Fixtures of llenry . Dunham, in H'otei
HULK TO b a r CREDITORS.
{
will he worth the '»hole co.‘ l of tne Mag
rbotnasT. UueUlev,
William It. Welling. alone
G U N S R E P A IR HP.
street, and have remodeled the interior of the
axine.
Oeran Unnnty Orphan*« Court ol the Tent!
The suS^cribrr continues Gnnsmilbini; in nil
N. w York May 31. 1851.— ly.
store
bouse,
and
have
made
Koch number
11 also contain one fti.i Jnnntiry 1856.
A CARD
its branches i t T oyi' s River, nml i< prepared to
E xten sive A dditions
I'ON ihe npplientV.n «,( J, U. (¿did
page E ngraving, iliu.Miating one of the sketch
Dr. Sa m u i - T . L ocke, a'Graduate o f the
report* at shorl notice, Guns, Rifle« nn pistol».
T
o
he
S
t
o
c
k
o
f
Go
o
d
s
.
and William I. Jumrn
exerevton rf
e«
contained
n
Hie
f-nme.
Hr sides the^e. a numJefferson Medical Collage—a member o f the N.
S
T
R
A
W
GOODS
!
S
T
R
A
W
G
O
O
D
!
!
For
Stocking
double
Guns,
fiom
-1
J
»>
b
dollar.*1
.
h'*’ of Enamvings rf|fiesenting new pnttemf» ol Jofm’9 Guiick dee» a»ed, t!» limit and tppdst
J. Medical Society— Physician to the Borden We invite the leading public lu call and examine Single Gun.«, from 2 to4 dollars, Paten! Stoekirg
LOOP û ALLEN, 35 Ccurtlandt St.
our
slock
before
purchasing
elsewhere.
Ont
Fmbrolih ry. Crochrt ffW k, the Fashions, etc . a Cditain time within which the cieditoriof(h
town Female Collage—having had u large cx
Ntv; York
slock wilt be kc »t up by jur chases from the lar­ from 5to 7 dollars, Locks, Cylinders and Tube»,
perience in the practice of medicine in theSonth
We lake jilcnsmc in inlmmin? our .New Jw be given in thr entirse of the jeor, ond oc­ vahf di’Cen^cd lhall brine in their debt», diiw
gest
dealers,willi
the
ready CA«H,thtm enabling constantly on hand.
and demands n.ninst the »nine or else be deter­
casionally
n pnae o f Music.
and N, Jersey, oflers his professional services
Jersey fricruÎN, that we have now completed our
BRAZIL!.fA BRAHN.
’ he C O M P A N IO N ia publiehed at only' red from ftn) action respecting the iamerfiwt
to the inhabitant.? o f Tom's River and sorround ua to sell as Ion a- any house in this village.
M
l
t'K
ol
GOODS,
a
da
I
ted
to
I
lie
fcP
IU
ftC
I’
n
i’
«
k
'
v
nib
r.
27,1854.—
lv.rn,ly
Our stock cot lists of
tin* said nrfmintetiafotf. It is ih^refoicotdiw
cc entry.
TU!AsD
Our nsfovtmrnt embraces tvt 'V vo- OA H DOLL \ R n yeai, if paid <n advance.
Ev^ry V ariety o f G oods
Agents wanted in all p.rls of t!,e* Union, to by ihr* Court, that the .Raid a<fmini»!r*lortfin
office on Main St., above B. F • Auraack’s
i inly ol Fur, Silk, and Wool fiate ; boy*» and
usually kept in i. country store, among which
rexience.
Refferance.
men's Caps of,every giade. Ateo, n complete whom good inducement.« will be offered. Letters notice lo the creditors o f the said itecnsdii I
N O T IC E .
may be found
John H. Brakf.ly, A. M. President o f Female
LL prisons indebted lu the lute firm
lint of cvi'iy variety of Straw. Silk nnd Lncr t nch.sins money fur the work, at oar risk, ii bring In their debt« and dimnnils aciinst tf*
said estate within nine mouth» from this
DRY-GOODS OF I,VERY DESCRIPTION,
College Borden town.
Ivins Sc Cowpeithwail, are rionesttd to Bonnets. We aliali malie it n point to show qui carefully diiected to
G ocfies. in nil their variety,
by setting up a copy t f this order in five of tit
SEL HUBRA
Rev.JniTies O. Rogers, M* Hutchinson Esq,, and
tnckn immediate pr.ymcnt to the subscribe! •
n*nr by tn*ie, Roods adapted lo their ir.aibet, ai
C
r
o
k
e
r
y
,
H
a
r
d
w
a
r
e
af
a
l
l
k
i
n
d
s
,
most public pieces in this county, for the if«
156 Washington Street,
Whital Stokes Druggist, Bordentown; Hon. Joel
Accounts remaining unsettled after Septenv particularly low figures.
Clocks,
Boots
&
Shoes,
Pork,
Fish,
Flimr,
of two month«, and also by ndverlisinylhr oit
Boptok, M ass.
Haywood West Creek } Hon. G. R. Robbins
her 1st, will he placed in the hands of an A t1
W- also keep a lull line o f goods pertain ing
ond
Feed,
D»ugs
and
edicltiei,
&c-,
in
ihe Ucmn Emblem a f.c>wspbp«*r published’» j
M. D. Hamilton Square \ W. A. Newell M. D.
lo the trade. Call unit examine our Svock.
which will be sold cheap fur cash or its equiva­ torney for collection.
this State for the like space of time, andif»if |
Allentown.
TO
T
IIE
P
E
O
P
L
E
GEORGE W. C O W PE R TH W JIT.
L
oop & A i lkn, 35 Cotirtlandl at., a.join
lent.
credMors shall prelect to exhibit his or herdeW.«,
Tom a River, Feb. 20th 1856 — ly.
Tom’ s River .dugaat 9, if.
nig Merchant's Hotel, New York.
HENRY C. GDLICK & Co.
claim or tiemand.within thesai I period ol lin
March 12 h 1856.— ly.
5P
rOINT PLEASANT,
Tom’« River, januaiy i), 1856.
ly
months after public notice be piren as ifarttH
'
T _ F l O l tN aU A N C E t
AND
Tonis Fiver Advertisements.
The suliscriber, Agent tor the New Brunswick
auch creditor (hall be forever barredof hhci
Su r r o u n d i u g Co u n t r y
•fine I nsl-hancf. Companv, locute.l nl New
her claim theieforc oeninst Ihe- said eiffniou.,
U it- c c l l a n e o n s A d v e r t i s e m e n t .
A GAU D.
HiunswicTt, N. J., is prepared lo insure Dvre
By the Court, J. H- GULICK, Cfl
T he
subscriber
respectfully an«, lings Barns, ioc. Nc., on favorn' Ic trims.
F o i l o w the Cr o w d
up T o w n
T he unilersiunrf w-mld inform his fnendr nnd
Jnn. 23d 1856.— 2m
n o u n c s that bis select school U-r young
and
ihe public, that he still continues the Mercantile
JOHN J .'IRONS.
SAVE YOUR
MONEY
Ladies, opens on this, 2d day c ( M ay in«!,
trade iu all ot its branches, r.1 his old siore, inFeb. C, 185«— ly
RULE TO SHOW C M * , .
Point 1’ ieasnn',
under the charge ol M iss tVicn.orx, a Lady
EVERY! NE HIS u\VN ThAlilLU
Jh an Orphans Comt held at
VVANTEfL
Those qualilicutions us it teacher are ItipliPile
inhabitants
ofthis
place,
and
surrounding
nnd
lor
the
county of Ocean, on the srcosrtTurt
bv the sniisciiber,1,000 men, to cnl wood. The
MacLaurin s Patent System of
neiighhorhuorl, have been under Ihe necessity ol day of January, ]H66, before Peter D ^ tv
y com m ended, front Ilie most respectable highest price p»id.
E .W . IVIN'S«
W H I T I H G.
go
%i
abroad
lor
many
of
the
necessaries
ol
life,
sou rces.
burgh and othei udgi s,
Tom’s River, Nov. 21st; 1855
tf.
Pale?.ted by U. b. Government. Feb. 14, 1855
andlhen paying an exorbitant price, beside las- In mnUer.s o f Henry Moor, sr. ) Obdixt®
The following are the terms, exclusive
In a set ol Books.
Price $2,000 pwr
ngmu eh lime; while by so doing they have been udrnin. of Ezekil Horner dec'd j show causeci Hoard and Stationery, hut including al;
One set can be utjed by a dozen learners
N O T IC E .
building up other villages, our own has remain­
other incidental expences.
Henry Moor senioi, Administrator of Kwi«
Having associated with me my brother James Sent by mail, prepaid, to any part af the Union ed stationary.
For Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,Geoernphy, P. Cowperlhwait in tiie mercantile business on receipt ol ihe price. Schools and Dealers
Horner dec’d, having exhibited to Ibis Coun
The
sunscriber
intends
to
remedy
this
evil
by
Tuglish Gi,nmnei. History,Astronomy, Algebra, and assigned to him the management ol the con supplied on liberal terms.
under oath a jost and true account of the p
constantly keeping on hand a good assortment sonal estate and debts ol said deceased, where“
Geometry, Mensuration, (kc., per term o f ele­ cern I would earnestly lequest all persons in­
The perfectly original and novel system of inof
goods,
ond
seliing
them
nt
fair
prices
ven
weeks.
•
.
.
$«,00
it
appears that the personal estate of said Eli
The SuiHcriber.* will continue business
debted lu me on note or book account tc call and iitruedien (and Ihe only one ever patent) puts ii
“ C om o One. C om e A ll ”
For the folio ving branches extra charge will settle previous to Oct. 1, 1856.
he old stand, McKean» Store House.
kiel Homer is insufficient lopay *»,s
tn Ihe-power of every man,woman and child in
and
prove
the
truth
of
this
promise.
25 made as I'mtowa.
requests the aid ol the Courl in the premtiM.J
For the sale of
Accounts remaining unsettled after that date he country to become, without the aid of a
Among his stock may be found the following s ordered that all persons interested
The French Language,
$ 10,00
•*
Dry Gdods
will be placed in the hands o f F. J. Speer lor master, an accomplished writer. By any other
goods
:
Cloths,
Cassitneres,
Tweeds,
Vestings,
tenements and realrstute of the said oecearw
Piano with use o f the instrument
$ 10,00 collection.
known process, none but persons having a spe*
G. W. LOW PER WAIT.
Hurd, wan
De
Laines,
Ginghams.
Flannels;
Table
L
ie-",
Oil
Painting
.
■
<
g
no
pc-r
before
the
Court
at
the
Co»*»
Tent’. River May 7 1856.— u
factually or natuii«! talent fui Wilting,can acquire
Crockery,
Wax Fruit and Flowers
.
« 5,00
proficiency, while by this system the ability is Shirting, Bed Ticking, Prims Gloves, Hosiery! Tom's River on the first Tuesday ol if
Iron èf Sleeif
Drawing,
Painting
and
Crayoning,
insured to all to obtain the highest possible com­ Lace, Edging, Ribbons, White goods and trims next to show cause why so much of th«»»*«■
*ioQts Shoe*
mings, in alltheir variety.
tenements, hereditBineuts aud real e«1*<Tf “!
each
.
11 2,50
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
bination o f correctness and raprpity. A pamphlet
Cedar Ware,
saidEitkil Honor deceased, should nolte»*
Tissue Flower- and Embroidery, each“ 2,50
„
O iO C E lIE S .
The Copartnership heretofore existing be­ contain*» full explanations and directions, will ac
Looking Glasses,
as will be sufficient to pay his debts or nt*
Teas,
Coffee,
Sugar,
Molasses,
Fiah,
Pork,
Ornimentai
Needle
work
and
Worsted
tween Edward W. Ivins and Heary C. Guiick, company each set o f books , or the pamplet will
R E Jt D f M j r > £
c l o t h i n g
Flowers each
.
“ 2,50
is this day disolved by mutual consent.
be sent to any address, without charge,or the Spices Soap and Candles, Butter, Chees«, Lard, main per thereof as the case may reqoirr.
By the court . II. G U L IC K ,«"
A N e w and splendid P ian o
All persons indebted to the late firm will make on recept of a postage stamp. The adiest edu. Vinegar, and a general assortment o r Palent
Has been purchased for the use of lire School immediate payment and those having claim« will catinists in the country have giver, the subject Medicines; also, of Boots and Shoes, for Men,
January 23d 18h6,—2m.
S T O V E S OF E V E R Y D E S C R I P T I O N and everything reUhng lo the comfort, conveni­ please present them for settlement.
Women
and
children.
a very thorougt exatninaton, and have expressed
AT UNPRECECENTED LOW RATES,
H ARDW ARE
¡v
ence ond in p* jvement oi the pupils will be
E. W. IVINS,
H. C. GCLICK.
there confidence in the all-sufficiency o f the sys
Iron, Nails, Butts, locks,Tacks, Kn es and
O^T F o rC A S H , o r its equivalent only _ £ 0 catefully attended loRULE TO BAR ('.
Feb. 27th 1856.— tf.
tem
Forks,
PocketKnives,
Scissors,
Window
Glass,
O cean O
orehan
»**»
II iiour intention to Make our Establishment
rehan ’ ií w
CmjThe iiubferiber would receive three or four
Extracts from the many Testimonials in
Paint,
Oil
and
Putty,
Powder
and
Shot,
fcc,,
all
decidedly the
TTPON
i
rc/iv
the
me appncaiiun
application ot
oi
„ irtW
, ,
boarders in his own family, at twenty-four doll­
POSESSION OF THE PATENTEE.
NOTICE O i ASSIGNMENT.
of which will be sold as cheap as elsewhere, for
J
Adminiylifttor
o
f
Samuel
W.
PoU
e
»
ars per term, it application bemndesonn.
From James N. McElligott, L. L. D.
otice is hereby given that George Cornelius
each or ilsequivalent. Call and examine befote ed, lat** of the County of 0cf»n*
,
LEWIS LANE,
“ The pupil is compelld to his practice correct» purchasing elsewhere.
and Lydia his wife, ol the Township ot
And we therefore earnestly invitethe public tc
Tom’s River Mny 2, 1855.—tl
Guiick, Surrogate o f the CwnH 0
ess
of form with rapidit of e:<ccut.on* These,
llovet in the Coumv ol Ocean, and Stale of
null and examine our stock,and be satisfied ot
TV
LEE
oil.I.EN.
the Slate o f Newersey. do hereby “ ^
New Jersey, have this First day of September s is well known, are the capital tepuisites in
•he truth o f what we say. We art well aware
Point Pleasant, uly IS. 1855]y
direct that the said admini»trat°r ?
A . 1). 1855, made an Assignment lo the sub­ the formation of a good penman, anp it is the
FOR SALE.
that many persons on commencing business ad
notice to the creditors o f said decea
The suberibrr oflers for sale, the large dwel scribers ; oi there estate for the equal benefit crowning feature of Mr* Maclaurin system,
vertise, and hold oat inducements which they
in their debts, demands apd clah«8 y
ol the Creditors of the said George Cornelius that they comeout o f the pracice involved iu his
never intend to perform. All we nsk is an ex- ing House where henow reides cituated —
the said estate, under oath or
conrs o f exercises by a sort o f natural neces,\
aminntion o f our stock i onrrrices will spcltk the enst aide of Main street, Toms River. The and that the said creditors must exhibit there re .
in nine months from the date of
TRUSSES! TRUSSES!! TRUSSES! II
for themselves. We flatter ourselves after ma­ building is n ariy i.ctv, nnd is composed of the sped ure claims, under oath or affimution, with­ sity”
setting up a coppy o f this order wHBi' ^
Bertram Harrison, Esq., Principal of Bancroft
ny years’ experience in trade, that our selcc best raatrial built ¡n modern style, rooms on in the Term o f six months
_
C
.
H
.
N
E
E
D
L
E
S
’
days of the date hereof in f "C ol »»
^
Institute, says:—“ 1 think it far superior to all
first on second and on bird floor. A basement
Dated September First, one thousand C
tions will be superior
other methods, nnd best'ned lo aepuire a wid Irus-s and Brace Fstablislimsnt, lie places in said Coun,/( j® 8^ffrtit*
Eight hundred nnd fifty five
j
T O A N Y O T H E R I S T H E M A R K E 7 under (he whole builjjng with n large bake
South-west corner o f Twelfth and Race 3.Ï3J'.« ol two months, and al«° Dj
tM
and deserved populaiity "
AMOS F^LKENBURH,
ado as we shall be constantly in receipt ot oven and every other necessary arrangement Tor
ing the same for the like space of ^ jw)f¡
Philadelphia.
Mr. Charles Condert says:—
CHRiT-JUV D. EMSON.
S o fa from New York and Philadelphia,it w'l. Hie snccessful poeocution o f the baking business.
Ocean
Emblem,
a
news
pnper
m
p
o
r
t
e
r
o
f
fine
F
r
e
n
c
h
T
r
u
s
s
e
s
,
con
3Î323J
0
1
|
'b
it
^
“ A mere examnntion ofthe work is sufficient
September 5th 1855.— tf.
and if any creditor shall neglect' 0 * * ^
bafor the interest o f all classes to give atlhei.' The whole property will ha sold it npplied (or
extreme lightness, ease nnd durability
to convince the most snpier ficial observer that
soon, on reasonable terms, or the bake house
or her debt, demand or claim wit ‘ rpy|lij
correct construcrion.
patronage.
Bsmust be what it purpots. “
and fixtures will be rented at a moderate rent.
we euthwait B kotheb.
uaFrom John W. Bulkley, E sq., Superintend»- -^ Ç ^ H c r n ia l or ruptured patients ct a t c o f nine months from the dale
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
JAMES T . GOBLE.
Tom's Rivet,a
1, 1854.— ly.nt, ;
notice given as aforei aid. Such
.^¡¡fgl
suited
by
remitting
amounts,
ns
l
il*..
A LI, Persons indebted to the estate of James
l o f Common Schools in the city of New York
Tom’s River, April 1st 1858. tf.
—bending number o f inches round the hip», <£.jf be forever barred of his or her ad
X I Guiick deceased, on Bond, Note, Book it y«:—
stating side ofleeted.
against the administrator.
„fait
ccounr, or otherAiise, are rcqutsled to make
‘ ■I have no hesitation in snying that, re
Given under my hand, this 9
Cost of Single Truss» $2, $3, $4, $5. Dc^iû
mniediale payment, to the anoverihers ; and gard the principle upon which it rests— theul
L IM B K IL N .
N E W
S T O R E
—$5,
$6,
$8,
%
10.
uary, A. D. 1859
'HE subscriber has re-commenced burning those having claims against said estate will pre­ tore aud development of the muscles o f thean
essrs, p o t t e r & h o o p e r
would
J'OHN H.GULUK
instructions as lo wear, and how to effet;}
L ime at his Kiln in this village. He has sent them for examination and settlement
and arm— as eminently n sound and phy5T £
respectfully inform their friends, and the
cure,
when
possible,
sent
with
the
Truss.
JOHN
H.
GULICK,
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on hand a large supply o f Lime for land, also a
ical one, and, indeed, as the only mode in aT o
public at large, that they have just opened a new
Also for sale, ¡Hgreat variety,
W. TMT.AV JAMES. S
Executant
perior article for mason-work, which will be
a fite, easy um! «raceful style ow i pq^v e
nnd choice selection of
DR. BANNING'S
Tom’s River, july ! Jih 1855.— tfcan be attained."
!d on reasonable terms.
W. Jf’ IiEAN.
e v e r y
v a r i e t y
o f g o o d
From John H.
Tom’s River, Soly7, 1853-tf.
_ IMPROVED PATENT BODY BRACE,
usually found in a country Store, at the stand
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f Prolapsus Uttrij S|imul I'm ,,
formerly occupied by John Aumack & Co., con­
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JUST RECEIVED a large and splendid nsleitWK
and Sui)|iorts, Potent Shoulder Braces, chc^
sisting o f Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hard­
one seat Spring C a r ria g e ,
„fdô^
sorlment of the latest nnd most approved stiles
FOR SA LE .
F O R SALE.
Expauders and Erector Braces, adapted to a
ware Clocks, Bools & Shoos, Pork, Fish, Flour
Also a sc‘
ether
one
or
two
HoraeöThe subscriber oflers for sale between 1000 ol C lo c k s , which will be sold at unprecci'enied
The residence of the subscriber, situate on with Stoop Shoulders and weaKM-ungs; Englis
and Feed Drugs and ediclnes, all ol which,
Harness, both nearly new
low priers. The public are invited lo call and Main street in the village oi Tom's River.— Elastic -ibdotninal Belts, Suspensories, Syringe
and 2000 Cedar Rails, cheap for the caeh.
3 °W J -J 0 - S
will U sold caxAg
examine them.
Terms easy.
.tfpuly soon.
The rails can be seen atSchenck’s milt,
—male and female.
CHARLES M-1“
WINSLOW PARKHUKST,
F R A N C IS W E IG E L .
THEODORE McKEAN.
Ladles’ Rooms, with Lady attendants.
THOMAS HOOPER.
Tom’ s River May 28th 1856.—2m,
Tom’s Rivet July 18th J85«r—“ ■
.¿M arch 19th 1856.—tf.
Tom» Rivar Maroh 12lb 8156.— if.
August 6, i855.
ly
Toat’s ftivar Dec. 26lb, 1855.— ly,
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