vol 4 tom`s river, nj, .march 0, 18-54 no. 19.

Edwakp 0. T aylor, E d ito r u n d jP ro p rid o
H I SCELLAN Y.
i n t r e p i d
¡Jtl.NO IN A MV XN«'K
TOM’S RIVER, N. J., .MARCH 0, 18-54
VOL 4
t h e
truth is taught through emblem«.
moth e r
The diligence from Parti to Chalona
■topped one evening, juet after dark, Kinve
miles beyond the little tow n 'of Rouvrap,
to set an English lady and her child at a
lonely roadside Auberge.
Mrs. Martin
expected lo find a carriage ready to con­
vey her to Choreu de Senart, a distance
o f some leagues, whither she was repair­
ing on a v is it; but was told that it had
not arrived. The landlady, a tall, coarse
looking woman, who showed her Into a
vast hall that served at pnce as a sitting
room and kitchen observed that the roads
were so muddy and difficult at night there
was little chance o f her friend arriving
before morning. “ You had better there,
fore aaid ahc, make up your mind lo sleep
here. We have a good room to offer you,
and you will be much more comfortable
between a pair o f clean warm aheels, than
knocking about in our rough country,
especially as your dear child ¡seems to be
sicklcy.
.
Mrs. Martin, though much fatigued hy
her journey hesitated.
A good night’ s
rest was certainly a tempting prospect
but she felt so confident that her friends
would not neglect her,llml after a moment
she replied : •• thank you madame, t will
will alt up for an hour or two, It la not
Inte and the carriage may conic alter
all.—Should It not, 1 shall be glad of your
room which you may prepare for me at
any rate.
at (lie idea ol pie.'iug lim night in (he
house. When, therefore, the red haired
man, after a polite bow , went up «lairs, she
tat her friends hod
irrlved,the;
ihow her toh erb i
to that a
taki
vst,” sold the land!
'P i
the lady's trunk upstairs.”
In a few minutes, Mrs. Martin found
herself alone In a spacious room, with a
large fire burning on (he hearth.
Her
first care, after putting the child to bed
was to examine the door. It closed only
by a latch. There was no bolt inside.—
Bbe looked around lor something to barri­
cade It with, and perceived a heavy chest
ofdrsw ers. Fear gave strength. She hall
lifted half pushed It against the door. Not
content with this, she seized a table to In­
crease the strength of her defence. The
leg was broken, and when she touched it,
it fell with a crash to the floor.
A long
echo went sounding through the house,
and she fel*. her heart sink within her
But the echo died away and no one came .
so she piled the fragments o f the table
upon the chest o f drawers, Tolerably
satisfied In this direction, she proceeded
to examine tho walls.
They were all
papered and alter examination, seemed to
contain no secret door.
N ellie i'ic k w o v d .
«ring ehadnw on the wall. In reality there
Mollie 1‘ ickw ood was a little joyous,
was no danger (hat he would compromise
he success o f his sanguinary enterprise, laughing thing, who thought It would be
as the shrieks of s victim put on Its guard a very lunny and desirable stale of things,
NO. 19.
Discontent.
A Dutch Blacksmith.
H ow universal It Is. W e never knew i
!olooel F - — ■ , a very irritable and
the man w ho would say, I am vonten' |impatient man, had occasion on ce while
ted.” G o where vou w
Ih v e you ever stood, hour suer nour
will hear the
“ Are you the s m it h r he asked ot ■
with your fishing rod in hand, waiting i **0, how queer it wou
v o ic e d com ] stout black bearded, sm oking dirty old
with the ferocious patience of an angler claimed to have pa and m %com e visiting sound of murmuring, or
for a nibble 1 If you have, you have some me, and yel have not the sllghleat control plaint. T he other day we stood b y a ! nian, who cam e out o f the «hop to look at
cooper, w ho was playing a merry tune the horse's deficient shoe.
faint idea o f Ihe state of mind in which over my actions.
u Supposing I spill coflcc on the table with an adze around a cask.
“ Y e s « ,! be der achimdt,' replied MeinMrs. Martin— with far other Interests at
“ Ah I" sighed he. 11 mine fs a hard Inf, liper, steadying his long pipe with his left
stake—passed the time, until an old clock cloth, what will It be to ma then 1 why
forever trotting around like a dog driving hand, while he lifted one o f Ihe horse’s
onjthe chimney-piece told an hour ot mid- Just none o t her business.”
04 euuiae the first step toward a ccom ­ away at a hoop.”
feel with his rlitbt.
night. Another source o f anxiety now
" Y o u wish him to have de bran new
" H elgh o!" sighed a blacksmith, in one
presented itself— the fire had nearly burn­ plishing the above desirable state o f things
was lo (all In love.
u flhe hot days, a s he wiped aw ay the shoes I"
ed out. Her dizzy eyes could scarcely
S o one warm Sabbath day, as Moliie drops o f perspiration from his brow , as • “ No sir," said the Colonel, In bis short
seethe floor,as she bent with tearful at
tentlon over the head of tho bed—the terri­ sat In her lather's high backed pew, look­ his hot iron glow ed on his anvil, H this Is way, “ set the shoes on his forefAct—thnt'l
ble noose hanging like the sw ord of Da­ ing forth from a perfect maze of restless, life with a vengeance— melting and try­ all."
" Set the' shoes on his forefeet—yah, 1
mocles, above the gloom y aperture- curls, she did It.
ing one’s self over the fire,”
Y**v she did it, and John Higgs, a well
“ What, ( thought she If he delay his de­
“ O h ,th a t! were «carpenter," ejacula. oondrrstan. I will have him In vun hour
parture until the light has completely died to d o young man, was the object ol her at- ted a shoemaker, a » he bent over his lap- shoed."
T he Colonel went away, and return­
away 1 Will It not then be impossible for fections. He was gratified by (he Inces­ stone, " Here I am, day' after day, work­
me to adjust the scarf—to do the deed— sant staring o f Mollle's round, boring eyes ing my soul away in making aulcs for ing at the appointed time, found the old
Dutchman still at work on the horse. H e
to kill the this aosatsin—to save myself and offered himself In just three weeks others."
and my child! 0 , G od l deliver him into from that day and was immediately ac­
“ I am sick o f this out door w ork," e x ­ waa very wroth when he saw Ihe state o f
my hands !”
cepted.
claims the carpenter, "b o ilin g and sw el­ affairs but he went aw ay again will» tne
A emulous movement below ihe drag­
Old Mr. Pickwood rubbed hi» bald pair tering under tho sun, or exposed to the promise In “ von half hour longer, the
ging of hands and knees along Ihe floor in a bewildered manner when he heard o f
Inclemency o f Ihe weather. If t was only shoes would be sal.”
—a heavy suppressed breathing—announ­ it, and declared his daughter was alto» a tailor I”
Alter dinner, In no very mild humor, he
,
ced that Ihe supreme moment was at getlr too young, vow ing it should not be*
" This Is too bad,” perpetually cries the made his appearance again at the shop,
Mrs. Martin now sank down Into a hand. Her white awns were bared to the But Mollie knew how to bring him round.
tailor, “ to be compelled lo sit perched and asked what was to pay 5
chair to think on her position.
As was shoulders, her hair fell wildly around her So she went and perched her little fat
“ Four «hillings," was the reply.
up here, plying Ihe needle all Ihe while,
natural after taking all these pcrcautions face, like the mane ot a lioness about to form in her attic chamber, and cried till
“ Four shillings ! it Is an Imposilton."
would that 1 waa a printer.”
(lie Idea suggested Itself that it might be leap upon its prey ; Ihe distended orbits her nose was as red and shining as a
“ Here I have to stand picking up let. exclaimed tho fiery Colonel. " 1 never
superfluous, and she smiled al the Idea ol o f her eyes glared dow n upon the spot cherry.
ters, day after da y," criea out Ihe primer, paid over a shilling lor setting a shoe in
what her friends would say when she re­ where tho question ol tile o r death was
Plates o f substantial food ascended the ns he looks upon the merchant, “ his is a my fife.”
t
”!
lated to Ihem the terror’s of the night- soon to be decided.
creaking stairs, but Mollie stoutly refused happy lot."
“ VVerry veil,” nodded Melnheer. “ Vun
The hostess who seemed anxious her Her child was sleeping tranquilly, its rosy
Time seemed Immeasurably lengthened lo satisfy tho| cravings of nature, till her
“ Last day ol grace— the banks w on’t shilling for the one ahoe—t set the tour
The out, every second assumed the proportions father was brought to the point by the
guest should not remain in the great room, cheeks hall buried in the pillow.
discount—customers w on’t pay—what shoes— dat Is four shillings— n ich ta!”
suggested that a fire might be made fire had blazed up into a bright flame or an hour. But at last just as all lines persevering Mollie.
"N ick ! the old Nick |" roared the ex*
shall I do I" grumbles the merchant, “ I
a b o v e ; but Mrs Martin found herself so while the unsnuffed candle burned dimly. and forms began lo float before her sight
" M a," said she, one day, as she sat at would rather be a truck-horse, a dog, cited traveler. “ W h o told you to set
comfortable where she was— a blazing The room was full of pale, trembling through an indistinct medium o f blending
more than tw o shoes J".
work, upon a patch-work quilt, designed anything."
pile of faggots was on the hearth— that snadows, but she was not superstitious light and dark ness, a black mass interpos­
by Mrs. P. for the bridal bed, “ ma, didn't
“ By d oon d er!” said the s m ith ," yea
“
Happy
fellows,"
groans
the
lawyer,
as
Something
positive
could
alone
raise
she declined at first to move. Her daugh­
ed between her eyes am! the floor.—Sus­ you soy that Aunt Sallie was married at
tell me yourself.”
he
scratches
his
bead
over
seme
dry
re.
ter, about five years o f age, was soon in alarm. She listened attentively, but could pense being over the time for action had
fifteen, and Aunt Lofty at sixteen! O, 1 cord, “ Happy fellows. I had rather ham­
" 1! It’s a base lalshood—a rank, black
a slumber on her Inp ; and she herself hear nothing but the howling of the wind arrived, everything seemed to pass with
have run that horrible needle clear through mer stone than cudgel m y brain on this lie—a” —
over
the
roof,
and
Ihe
pattering
o
f
the
found that while her ears were anxiously
magical rapidity. The robber thrust his my finger. 1 hate quilling, I do. W on ’t
“ Ming C o lt ! Y ou say yet the shoes
tedious, vexatious question.”
rain against the window panes. As her head carefully forward.
listening to the roll o f carriage wheel
Mrs. Martin sew another stich, it i never get a hus­
on de four foot.”
And through aft the ramifications ot s o ­
her eyes occasionally closed and slumber excitement diminished, Ihe fatigue—ilia) bent down.
There was a halfachoked band.”
“ S o I did—the tw o shoes on the four
ciety , all are complaining of their condb feet."
began to make Its insidious approaches, had been forgotten—began again to make c ry —the sound of a knife falling to the
And she threw herself indisrnanllv into
In order to prevent hersclt giving way, itself felt, and she resolved to undress and floor—a convulsive sluggle. P u ff! pull! ! a rocking chair, and gazed poutingly at
q a iin g ” ? ^ “ falllt W" h ° 1C,r parllcu,ar
" Colt in IJimmei 1 ish der maun crazy?
she endeavored to direct her attention to go to bed.
pull I ! !
the quilt,
T w o shoes on four feet. Yon bat op three
“
If
I
were
only
this,
or
that,
or
theotbthe objects around her.
T he apartment
Mrs.
Martin
heard
nothing—saw
noth.,
Her heart leaped into her throat.
For
Next morning she was called,, bright er, 1 should be content;" ts tne universal head as m ooteh!"
was vast, and lighted more by the glare a moment she seemed perfectly paralyzed. ing bit the sca rf passing between bet two
v o u eicrsa iT -i-ru oi: exctattnea ino
and early, to g o to work again. Linen for cry, "anything but what I am,” so the
of tjje fire than by (lie dirty candle stuck She had undressed and put out the can­ naked feet. She had half thrown herself
Colonel, who stuttered when much c x c l.
sheets and pillow cases strewed the apart­
world wags, so it has wagged, and so it
into a filthy tin candle stick, that stood on dle, when she accidently dropped her back, and holding her scarf with both
tcJ. " I said the fore shoes on thesetw o
ment, and our Mollie again grew fidgety will wag.
one of the long tables. T w o or three huge watch. Stooping to pick it up her eyes hands, pulled with a desperate energy for
feet, you blundering Dutchman.”
as she gazed.
beams strete.hed across half way up the involuntarily glanced towards the bed. A her ¡¡lo. The conflict had begun and one
“ Set four shoes on these tw o feet | Has.
L ook B efore Y o u K ick .
“ Dear," said she, « what a horrid fuss
«(alls leaving a space filled with flitting great mass o f red hair, a hand, and a or the other must perish. The robber
A minister of one b f our orthodox ha,” laughed the smith scornfully and
to get ready to be married. I'd rather be
shadows above. From these depended gleaming knife was revealed hy the light was a powerful man and made furious
» Hundret thousand blilzen t
an old maid, than to make all this stack churches, while on w ay to preach a funer­ angrily.
a ruaty gun or two, a sword, several bags of the fire. After the first moment o f the efforts to get loose; not a sound escaped
a l sermon In the country, called to sec you tam Y a n k e e !”
of things.”
hanks o f onions, cooking ulensils, &c. lerrlble alarm, her presence of mind re his lips —not a sound from hers.—The
“ Y o u w -w-wooden headed old DutchHowever, Mollie sewed briskly, until one o f his members, an old w idow lady,
There were very few signs that the house turned. She felt that she had o f herself dreadful tragedy was now enacted in si»
man.”
about eleven o ’c lo c k ; then she got up and who lived near the road he was traveling,
was much visited though a pile o f old cut off all means o f escape by the door, Icnce.
“ ¡You yankee g o o s e ! m on k ee! y o u
stretched herself, and looked out o f the The old lady had just been making sau­
wine bottles lay In one corner. The land­ and was entirely left lo hfirscif. Without
vun tam jacltas—fool |” ?„nv - ................. j
♦
*
»
*
*
»
window. A few moments after she could sages, and she felt proud of them—they
lady sat at some distance from the fire uttering a cry, but trembling in every
The Colonel replied, stutlelng worse
“ Well, mother Guerord," cried a young have been seen racing through the fields were so plump round and sweet of course
place with her two sons who laid their limb, the poor woman got into the bed
man leaping out of a cnrrir.ge that stopped at a (earful speed, her little dog Rover ca­ she insisted on her minister taking some than ever t the smith struck Ms fist and
heads together and talked In whispers.
by the side other child. An idea—a plan before the d cor o f the Auberge the next pering madly at her heels.
of the links home to his family. He objec­ jabbering dutch, his knowledge of engllsh
Mrs. Marlin began to feel uneasy. The had suggested itself.
being exhausted ; and thus they had it
It had flashed morning, " what news have you got for
"S h e returned in lime for dinner, and ted on account of not having his portman­
idea entered her head she had fallen into
through her brain like lightning. It was mo ! Has my mother arrived 1”
teau along.
This objection was soon back and forth until a mutual understanafter
eating
a
bountilul
supply,
again
sea­
the resort or robbers and the words
the only chance left.
“ Is it your m other!” esked the land, ted herself heroically at her sewing.
overruled, and the old lady, after wrap- ding was had through an acquaintance,
“ C’ tat elle,” ( is it she ) which was all
ladv, who seemed quite good humored
ping them up in a piece o f rag, carefully who explained the matter,
“
Mollie,”
said
Mrs.
Pickw
ood,
“
I
guesj
The
bed
wae
so
disposed
that
Ihe
rob­
thal she heard ofthe whispered conversa­
The Colonel paid the charge, laughed
after
her
night’s
rest.
“
There’s
a
lady
you won’ t race that way through the iota placed a bundle in either pocket o f the
tion contribujed to her alarm. The door ber could get from beneath it by a narpreacher’s great coat Thus equipped he at the m istake; while Melnheer smoked
row apeture al the head without making j UP slail s waiting for some friends, but she alter you are Mrs. H iggs.”
leading to to the road wae left ajar, and
started (or the funeral.
fiercely, cursing copiously the language,
does not speak French easily and seemed
"A n d I guess 1 shall,” retorted Mollie
While attending to the solemn cere­ which made four feet tw o feet, o r tw o feet
for a moment she felt an inclinalion to a noise ; and It was probable that would
Unwilling
lo
talk.
.
W
e
could
scarcely
” Ain’ t 1 going to be married for the sake monies o f the grave, some hungry dogs
start up and escape on foot. But she was choose, from prudence, this means o
four feet, any way but Ihe right way™»
persuade her lo go to bed.”
o f having my ow n w a y ! I shall race, scented the sausages, and were not long
iar Irom any other habitation, aud if the exit. There was no curtain In the way,
doonder and dlitzen I”
in
tracking
them
to
the
pockets
of
the
“
Show
me
ihe
room
1
”
cried
the
young
chase, romp, and nobody shall say boo |
people ot the house entertained any evil so Mrs. Martin, willi terrible decision and
good man’s overcoat. Or course this wae
mat), running into the house.
noiseless
energy
made
a
running
noose
to
me
after
I’
m
married,”
When Gen. Lee was a prisoner at At*
designs her attemp would precipitate the
a great annoyance, and he was several
They soon arrived before the door.
And Mollie closed tier small red mouth limes under Ihe necesily ol kicking these bany, lie dined with an Irishman. Before
catastrophe. S o she reoolved on patience, with her silk scarf and held it poised over
“ Mother.! m olherl” cried he, but he with a loud snap, end stuck her, needle whelps away. The obsequies at the grave
but listened attentively for the approach Ihe aperture hy which her enemy was (o
entering upon the wine the general re­
being completed, the minister and his c o n ­
received no answer.
make
his
appearance.
She
had
resolved
o( her friends.
All she heard was (lie
with the air of a general, into the pile o f gregation repaired to the church, where marked to his host, that, alter drinking, he
“ The door is only latched, for we- have cotton cloth looming mountain-like before
whistling of the wind, and liie dashing of to stangle him in defence o f her own life
the funeral discourse was to be preached. was very apt to abuse Irishmen for which
no lobbers in this.part o f the country,” her.
¿he rain, which hud began to fall just after and that of her child.
After the sermon was finished the minister he hoped the host would excuse him in
said the landlady.
liier arrival.
Early in the aiternood, John Higgs was halted to make some remarks to his con ­ advance.
The position was an awfol o n e ; and
“ By my soul, General, I will do that,’**
r About two hours passed in ibis uncom­ probably had she been able to direct her
But a formidable obstacle opposed their announced, and Mollie blushed crimson gregation, when a brother, who desired
to have an appointment given out, ascend- said his host, “ if you will excu se a iri,
fortable way. At length the door was attention to the surrounding objects she entrance. They berame alarmed, especi­ as her intended husband drew a chair to
ed the stairs o f Ihe pulpit and gave the
thrown open, and a man entered.
She might have given way to her fears, and ally when they heard the shrieks of the her side and sat dow n to watch heraw k- ministers coat a hitchjto get his attention fling fault which I have myself. It is this .
ward attempts at sewing. , Needles were The divine, thinking it a dog Having d e ­ whenever I hear a man abusing opld Ire­
'breathed more freely; for this new comer attempted to raise the house by her little girl, and burst open the door
might frustrate the evil designs of her screams. The fire on the hearth, unat
Ih e first object that presented itseli broken and fingers mangled, as he gazed signs upon his pocket, raised his foot, land, I have a sad fault ol Bracking his
gave a sudden kick, and sent the g o o d sconce with m y shellalah.”
hostes if she entertained any.
He was a tended, had fallen around, and now gave was the face of the robber violently up­ on,
brother sprawling dow n the steps !
”
Seems
to
me
you
ain’
t
much
used
to
The General was pivil during the whola
turned from beneath the bed, and with
red haired, jovial faced looking man, who only a dull sullen light, with only an oc
“ Y ou wiil excuse bretliern said he, and
sew
ing,”
t
said
he,
as
he
•
thought
o
f
the
without looking at the work he had done, evening.
inspired her with confidence by the frank­ casional bright gleam.
Every object In. protruding tongue and eyeballs; the next
ness and ease of his manners.
A woodsman from the interior of A r
the vast apartment glowed with a restless was the form o f Mrs. Martin, in the posi­ old clothes packed away to be mended by for 1 could not avoid it— I have sausengers
in my pocket and a tarnation dog has been kaneae, who had never been on board o f
She Was still his future bride. « And now I think of it,
“ A fine night for ¡walking
cried he, motion. Now nnd then a mouse advanced tion in which we left her.
trying
to
grab
them
ever
since
t
came
a steamboat, had occasion to go to Saint
shaking himself like a dog who has scram
steallhily along the floor, but startled by pulling with Doth hands at the scarf, and wasn’ t that you I saw tearing down the here.”
Louis a short time ago. From the bank
hied out of n pond. “ What have yon to some noise under the bed, went scour glaring wildly towards the head of the road this morning with R o v e r ! ”
“ It was,” answered Mollie, “ and I’d
■give me ! ‘Salute Madame.* I am wet (o ing back in terror to his hole. The child bed. I lie child had thrown itj arms
The following was an Incident in the o fth e river lie hailed Ihe Harry o f the
the sin.
Hope I disturb nobody.
Give breathed steadily in its unconscious re­ around tier neck, and was crying, but she fike to know what you have to say about labors ol a benevolent gentleman by the, W est with—
name o f Stuber. Asking lor the s c h o o l
tne a bottle o f wine.’*
The terror of that
“ Captain, what is the (are from here,
pose ; the mothyr endeavored also to imi­ paid no attention.
” Simply (hat after you are Mrs. John in one o fth e rural dirtricts.he. was c o n ­
to St. L o u is !”
The hostess, in a surly, sleepy tone, told tate slumber; but Iheman under the bed dreadlhl night had driven tier mad.
H iggs, you will be constrained to give ducted to a miserable hovel, where there
" What part of the boat do yon wish lo
up these tricks.”
were a number o f children crow ded
her eldest son to servd the gentleman; uneasy in his position could not help ocT h c following, which we find under the
together without occupation, and s6 noisy g o on ! ” asked the steamboat C aptain-»
casionaily making a slight noise.
and then addressing Mrs. Martin, said:
Mollie’s oheeks grew red as carnation that he could scarcely ask for tire school
head of ” A Com prom ise,” appears to us
“ cabin or d e c k !"
Mrs. Martin was occupied with only to illustrate pretty well the relative posi- pinks, and she bid her naiU fiercely as she master.
“ You »6« your friends will not come,
,
"H a n g your cabin,” said the h oosier;
listened.
“
There
he
Is,”
said
a
boy,
pointing
lo
aid you are keeping us up to no purpose. two ideas. First, she reflected on the Iions of the South and North.
One cold
“ I live in a cabin at hom e—give me the
a
withered
old
man
who
lay
In
Ihe
corner.
extraordinary
delusion
by
which
she
was
“ Remember,” said Higgs, solemnly
You had better go lo bed.’’
night Q,oashee awoke from his sleep, and
” Are you the school m aslor! ” inquired best you ’ ve g o t ! ”
led to see enemies in the people of the addressed his bedfellow
“ tbgt my mother is to live with us, and Stuber,
J will wait a little longer.” was the
house and and a friend in the red haired
” Hallo, Sambo ! ! want haf the (rubber­ she expects you to do you r duty.”
The vulgar mind fancies that judge*
“ Y es sir,”
« p ly I Which eliclfed a kind of shrug ol
man ¡a n d secondly it struck her that as ing,”
Mollie’s eyes sparkled as she arose,
“ And what do you teach the children!” ment is implied chiefly tn Ihe capacity to
contempt.
H
o
j
Guashee
!
Y
ou
got
more
nor
haf
“ Nothing, sir.”
he would fear no d is t a n c e from a wofrom her seat and gathering with her short
cenSUre ; and yet there is no jtigement so
already.”
The red haired man finished his bottle
“ Nothing I How is that 1"
mfin, he might push aw ay the chairs that
cxqusile as that which knows property
” Hump | Don link dis nigger fool to arms the „large bnndles o f cotton cloth
of-winc, and then said :
"B
eca
u
se,”
replied
the
old
man,
willi
were in his w ay regardless of the noise
“ S h jw me a room, g00[1 womaa_ i
axfm -whiU he got.already, e h ! I want around tier, grid dashed them full into her characteristic simplicity, “ 1 know noth­ how to approve-.
and thus avoid the snare (bat was iaid for tudder haf, too,
lover’ s astonished face, and with the air ing myself.”
61)8,1 s,eeP here tonight.”
"J a m es now 1 will hear your lessons,**
him. Once she though* that while her at.
of u queen sailed from the room. Next
“ Why, then, were you instituted teach­
“ Denjj quit dis lied,”
said the school master to a little urchin
M re Marlin thought as he pronounced
er
!
"
tention was strongly directed to one spot
No yon don t .quit, brudder, you sarbe morning she sent him the following note.
> «« words, he cast a protecting look to“ W hy, sir, I had been taking care ol who was not in the habit ot studying his
he Had made his exit and was leaning
io keep my back warm, so you jus lay .. ¡“ Y o V nay kceP your own house, and the Waldbach pigs for a number ofyeart,1 bTmk.
ar s h«r, and she felt less repugnance
I'd stay home with mother."
over herj'but she was deceived by a Hiak- quiet,—you nigger,
and when I got too old for that, they sent
“ Guesth not, thir; papa (have little boys
M opue 'P icrwood.
mo here to tqku care o f the children.
shoukj be theen and nqf: heard.”
From (bn {kale U n til».
OCEAN EM liLlüiî.
The M onua«if rropqsltleu.
l i l i ItKtMtf, NARI II U, IH.H,
RI» 0,
Hr wires is, a«4 wire* o f!,
And Icafra the «latter atIJl is doubt
Wkethrr thsasekr which mads the track
Was string South, ttr turning trees.
IDI
|ulj|i#hetj for ih« UwmI «.| ih< IV »n'
Living for »h« È*rm» KtOf.
U T P o n il i « —I » O cr«« C u i«!; FISO.
In
•«7 olhcr iwrl c.f New Jtrtct 13 n u li* >»«r.
jtìK N r .
Volmkv B. Pai mi a, Ih* American Nf Wipapor
A«est, U duly lutbotixrd lo retri* ; fubocripiMma Iad avvoltiamomi* fui tho Octbn Kmblim
»"'1 tlM taoncy ikrrrliH, io thè eliK-s ut New
Volli, Hoatoa aad Phiutlelpliia.
to
jm r B R T ta tttt.
Tho Oc a » Emblem ¡a publiahnl al Tnm’i
muoir acal ut Ocoao, «ad cin
wa a od filiale ia ih« cooaly,
"7 *i*
inaimi'
Ml It I
climi I
fi. IAI US O f M iE N T S .
Tfcr fiilhiwict pcnona arc duly aulhotiacil lo
ari a* M i r a li fot ihe Otiti a Emblem t
T , J. K. W allace, Bmnrli’a Milla.
Kdhtin J. Salie « , E hi , Sam rcai.'
B. N.V annots.
KukLRT £at ELLE.
Tho Monopoly*
The monopoly extrnilon bill, which
passed ihe Senate last week, was referred
In fhe House to a committee ol five, who
have reported It materially altered. The
original bill as passed by the8eriste.com
pelled the monopoly to build cerialn rail
roads; to pay at least one hundred and
fifty thousand dollarr, yearly, Into the
State treasury ; to make certain slate offi
cers dead heads. For this consideration,
the Commodore was to be allowed lo car­
ry New Jersey in his pocket for thirty
years. The present bill, as amended, re­
lieves t: e monopoly from buildlnp the pro­
posed roads (Including the Freehold e x ­
tension, the road that the Commodore
confidentially told the Colonel should be
built;) does not compell them to pay the
one hundred and filly thousand dollars to
Ihe stale yearly (do they have to pay
anything !) and extends their charter to
1809. In payment for this leglslallor, the
members o f the Legislature will he rode
on the railroad free.
There you have the bIII, which is to re­
lieve Ihe state, presented In plain lan­
guage. Is Is not an insult to a free peo­
ple to undertake to smuggle through such
an unjust measure, and call it a com pro­
m ise! If Ihe Commodore had marched
Into the State House, and commanded his
va«sals to force through a perpetuul char­
ter for his darling monopoly, it would
have looked more manly than this secret
log roofing—there would have been bold
nesa, If not honesty In such a course.
T he State pays is officers wages suffi­
cient to enable them to step up to the
captain’s office and pay their passage like
men—oerrae, tree ncirirs are now 'presen­
ted to every state officer, who will accept
them. But tf onr members are too poor
to pay their passage the people would rath­
er carry their representative« to Trenton
on their backs, than have them pension­
ers of this soulless corporation.
The charter lor a railroad from Raritan
Bay to Delaware Bay, has been passed by
the Legislature. This road will run
through this village, and will accom m o­
date the people better than a road to Free­
hold. W e understand that the stock wil
be taken immediately.
The above doggeral is a fair representa­
tion b f Ihe worntlngs and Iwlsllngs ol the
j UKininopoJy Lords. Il«vin induced a pliant
Senate lo pais an «ct to perpetual« their
Ito wet for twenty yeare beyond Ihe period
|prescribed In Ihclr charter,—prefaced by
I a preamble grnundlese and degrading lo
j the Stale making the cheeks of every true
Jersey mu n lo tingle with shame—they
j have now become «allsfled that there Isjton
j much Integrity in ihe Heuse o f Assembly
to countenance Ihclr shameless proposli
hlon. The Inmost senl Iment o f tho whole
|comuiullty is aroused. The Indignation
I o( fne people has conic, and ts com ing up,
[ from evety township ami counly in the
|Stale In unmlstakenblc tones ol condem ­
nation. Men who hitherto stood by the
companies, giving strength and color to
their rxhavagant pretensions, are now
firm In resisting this attempt lo letter
anew, the state.
Finding this the Lords
graciously propose to withdraw their bill
and Introduce a new one containing a new
proposition! Preparatory to this, their
retainers are called Irom every section o f
the stale to Ian it up. What thla new pro­
position Is, exactly, we have not been
able to aiccrtafn, nor do we much care to
know. W e shall aec it when It com es j
hut wc warn the member« o f the Legists,
lure and the people of the «late against
accepting any proposition which the com ­
panies may offer.
Why are they la anxious for legislation I I,
Ihe r appetite,insalible ? Why not rest content
with 'heir present prirteje« T Their mntert
claims now are, that without their content Ihe
Ltgidatnrt can anthoritr no railroad between
Ihe Delaware River and bay and the Raritan
riser and bay I What do they want more j
This much you may be certain o f ; they not aik
lo abridgo their own privileget. Their paat
hiatory'congrms this. Judge them by their acts
not by their profeeiiont.
They seek an advantage In any and
every proposition which they will make
It may not be apparent to the uninitiated;
but It will, nevertheless, be there. W ords
may be used to obscure their their design
—to gild selfishness with generosity. The
cat will be found under the meal.
Our
advice Is, let them alone— leave them to
their idols. If they can make good and
maintain their pretensions, let them do
It; but lorge no new chains to fetter the
legislation ol New Jersey. K rep us, at
least, as free as w e now are, to maintain
the 8ovcrieighty and independence o f Ihe
state.
In the U. 8. Senate, a bill has been in
troduced, making a conditional gratit o f
the right o f wav mH
— ->
acres ot the public lands to Hiram O.
Alden and Jas. Eddy, for the construction
w a telegraph oft w o wires.lrom some point
cn the Mississippi or Missouri river to
San Francisco—the com pany to have
regular working stations at intervals of
every one hundred miles along the entire
route the land warrants for the two mil­
lion acres ol land not to be issued till (lie
telegraph Is completed, and then In con­
sideration of eight thousand words per
month on the line, without any charge to
the government, forever. Charges other­
wise, not to exceed ten dollars for ten
words Irom end to end o f the fine— addi­
tional words to be seventy-five cents
each.
The passengers by the barque S. J
A. O. Zabiiskie, Esq., in his remarks at
lh.e Anil-Monopoly meeting at Jersey City Roberts, bound to New Y ork from Mar­
seilles, which was wrecked during the
on Tuesday evening, said :
recent gala on Absecum beach, were most
“ He held the charter of the Companies
marvellously rescued.
The passengers
as null and void, not because Ihe Stale
were Messr Richardson, Long and Rood,
could amend an impolitic contract, for
and they express their hearllelt approba­
that the Stale was wisely prohibited from
tion to the officers and crew for their
doing by the Constitution of the United
heroic conduct in delivering them from
States, but because the original grant was
tne horrors ol shipwreck. T o tho cool­
null, as the Legislature had no right to
ness intrepidity and nautical skill o f Capt
make It, and transcended their power in
John C. Dutchy. they mainly aacrlbe their
so doing."
miraculous escape, lor when the sea made
There is the whole doctrine In a nut­
a complete breach over the ill fated-vessel
shell from one of the best lawyers In the
and had well nigh cut off all hope, his self,
Stale, a man o f incoruptible honesty, and
command incited every one to efforts
one who is prepared to establish what he
never surpassed in a like sftua'ion.
asserts. There is the doctrine which we
have constantly advocated, and upon
H are you ever observed how soon a
which we are perfectly willing to place man assumes the starchiness ofbis dickey
this whole question.
when “ the people ” elevate him n little!
Let us go into the United States Court The lower the office, as a general thing
and we will establish that doctrine, and the more insolent you will find the o ccu ­
the Monopoly know It. That is th e re a pant. Seme o f our local pet bank institu
son why they are so determined In tl.eir lion cashiers put on more airs than the
opposition to any measure by which the Governors o f the State, while we have
matter may be legally determined. The seen the boss o f a tw o horse monopoly
time will come, and that too within a short railroad line, more difficult to com e at than
period, when they will be forced to this the Judge of a Supreme Court. President
step by the uprising o f the people.
Pierce is far more accessible than the
Secretaries; while the Secretaries are
( K r Vve have the pleasure to announce
much more accessible than the Clerks
the rapid increase of our readers in Atlan­
The most insolent man we ever found at
tic county.
______________
he “ White House” was a footman. The
_ g y W e are informed that an effort fact is, the more buckwheat a man’ s head
will be made next winter to ohlaln a char­ contains, where brains ought to be, the
ter for a railroad Irom Union City, through more he runs away with the idea that
N ew Egypt to Camden.
being •* sassy ” and keeping his hair
Take law0
A number of the Democratic pa­ slicked up is being dignified.
pers In Ihe slate oppose the monopoly ex­ ers forex ample. Did you ever notice the
mailer.
tension.
The Mount Holly Herald (dpmooratii') is out against me proposition«
o f the monopoy. It sa ys: " T h e people
o f this county are opposed now and for­
ever to any further extension o! the char­
ter o f the M onopoly.” ________
An Anti-Monopoly paper is soon to be
started at Key Port.
For th o 1 EmbtsmS
N tlrn cr o f M ind.
| Ther i l s a
yel.
great deal to be make public
The relBlIonthip o f the girl to the
j . j . . * “ -j
A'-*.,-..- (««!),
Dr. Oore o f Philadelphia Picfi
i,
Mental ami Physical Science ha* just eon j Biont of her f wo hrothnrs as to (hein,ihefi*
eluded a course o f Irctures on Phrenology |perir nal appearance and their where
and Education, held in (lie Dover Chapel •bout* on the night o f Ihe murder a* also
to ■ regularly organised class o f forty the (act that the youngest boy left the
members.
Three lectures were first de­ cellar door open on that night should be
livered on the laws or health &.c., grails allowed due weight. One o f the brother*
pievloua to lo Ihe organization o f the o f Ihe girl mentioned by the youngest
class, and ten alterward*.
A« an able brother has large blark whiskers is as tall
Speaker and a man of ediicutlon be hosfew ns Fyler, and lias curly hsir.
lew eqali to be met with every day In
On Wednesday, the following gentle­
New Jersey.. He evidently understands
men were upon examination admitted a*
human nature,andean delineate the true
counsellor*:
character o f an Individual at the first
Mahlon Hutchinson, Darker, Ciummere,
interview Irum personal appearance, far
Willinm 8. Whitehead, Robert Allen, Jr.
better than many good men believe it pas­
and Frederick U. Ogden,
sible for man to do,
Having large m arAttorneys.— Aaron P. Whitehead, Jona­
ve/ousneoe. he may bo considered rattier
than Longstrert, and Abraham Voothcea.
visionary by s o m e ; he professes lo believe
Hon. Joieph F, Randolph. Hun. William
that persons have negative o r positive
Daylon, and Hon. Marlin R yerion were
poles In their heads, and that they are (in
appointed the board ol examiners for the
obedience to a fixed natural law) accord
year 1804.
Ingly attracted to, or repelled Irom, each
other. Now If he were as condescending
The organization o f Ihe Son's o f T em ­
to answer questions relative to the science perance was commenced in Sept. 29
according to promise (o those o f his class, 1842, by sixteen persons.
The order Is
who happen to have poles In antagonism now com posed alter a lapse o f 12 years, of
to his own ; as he is to those who are one National Division, having jurisdiction
fortunate enough to have attractive poles over the United S'ules, British America;
to those o f his own, all might learn a con­ England Scotland and Ireland—the last
siderable oi him, and he might draw around ihreenatned have but one Grand Division.
him many warm hearted friends, and all There are in this territory forty-four
might be mutually benefited.
But how­ Grand Divisions, und 0.010 Subordinate
ever the Doctor Is free to to lecture, and Divisions, having 321,000 contributing
engage In conversation which ia ol a re member«. By these there was paid dur­
fined and moral character, and never dull ing the paat year to sick members the sum
or monotonous, but generally new Inter­ ol (141,200 92—leaving a balance in the
esting and Instructive.
W e received him treasusury of $193,667 12.
on trial and Judge him according to what
T he M exican Mine F raud.
we can observe in him, and not according
The Jury In the case ol Dr. Ueorge A.
to what we hear of him, Bnd fry to treat
him with respect due to a stranger, and Gardiner, have just come into Court with
trust him only no fur us prudence will a verdict of “ Guilty.”
Judge Crawford addressed Ihe prisoner,
warrant; Nine ofhla lectures was exclu
Baying the case was such as to admit oi
slvely on phrenology, In which lie used
doubt whatever, ol fraud having been com­
no repetition larther than was necessary
mitted. Ills remarks were quite caustic,
to combine the classes of faculties—dehn
and upon concluding them he proceeded
ing the brain as a reservoir o f separate
to pronounce the sentence which was,
organs through which the mind can only
“ Ten years hard labor in the Penitenti­
a c t A noble study It certainly Is, nam ely
ary !
that o f the mind. That principle which Is
The accused was taken into custody
destined to survive the wreck ot mortality,
by the U. 8. Marshal.
and ( If properly trained) to behold eter­
It is Understood that a bill of exceptions
nally and with unlimited capacity the im­
has been filed.
mortal glories w e can n ow ** know but
There are rumors here o f a desperate
in part,” and see but as through a glass
fight between several Senators after the
darkly," because it is confined in earthly
adjournment here last evening, growing
tenements whose capacities are variously
out of the excitement attending the Ne­
limited each faculty of which having two
braska bill.
appropriate organs, the same as ihe facul­
From The State liasclte.
ties o f seeing, hearing and smelling.
In the public examination o f the heads
o f invlduals his delineation of their respec­
tive characters according to the truth, ns
observed in their deportment by those
nmnnmt ««hnm (hew nro -well I '- « « ’ "
is truth positive not only of the truth of
truth o f phrenological science, but; also of
the ability and skill o f the professor.
His last lecture here was on the subject
o f Education which he divided into three
general heads; viz mental, physical and
moral, it was a highly refined discourse,
and with us a desideratum, and peculiar­
ly adapted to to the present, state o f socie­
ty In general, at the close o f which the
subscriber offered the following,
Resolved.—That in view o f the spirit in
which Dr. Gore has commenced a course
of lectures under such unausplcious cir­
cumstances in a pecuniary point o f view,
and has prosecuted it to the end to our
entire satisfaction, w e tender to him our
grateful acknowlegements, which resolu­
tion was unanimously adopted.
On motion o f S. R. Bunnell Esq., a vole
was passed unanimously that the secre­
tary should send a sketch o f these proceed,
iflgs to the Ocean Emblem for publication,
and as Ihe Doctor proposes to locate at
T om ’ s River or somewhere in this county
as a new-school physician it was thought
o be not much amiss, if you Mr. Editor,
and your readers will pardon me for pro­
tracting it to so great a length ; and should
the Doctor conclude to share with us our
sea breezes ■' togetner w ith .ou r sands
and pines, and diversity oi minds, and
our flics and musqultoes and other hetero­
geneous elements, w e with you ana them
would hali him with welcome.
A ndrew L. Mc C all, ) President.
S. W . Potter , ( Secretary,
Potter’ s Creek, Feb. 1854.
From the Syracuse Republican-
The Onondaga Murder.
The servant girl, Mary Cummings now
under arrest has confessed that she knew
Alfred Fyler murdered his wife ; that a
that a criminal intercourse had existed
between him and her for some time past;
and she knew previously that he was go
ing to kill his wile, but did not know when.
That some months ago he attempted to
poison his wile by infusing poison Into the
coffee, but finding that he could not pomon
his wife without affecting nil the lamily
he threw the coffee away, and she, Mary
Cummlng.-, washed out the coffee potShe is supposed to be enciente. She says
that on the night o f the murder she saw
him kill his wife, and afterwards he and
she at ranged things and made prepara­
tions (o conform with the Idea attempted
to be conveyed by the testimony of a rob­
The Baltimore Patriot, describes the bery.
experiment soon to be made on the CHesa
Notwithstanding the awful poslion In
peke and Ohio Canal to propel the boa is
which the prisoner, Fyler is placed, at
by steam instead o f horse power.
It is
p esent, circumstances may y et relieve
ihought by those having the matter In
hlrr.—Popular opinion is against him, but
charge that it will succeed, There is to
t should it be curbed until further invesbe a regular fine o f steam boats, and
gation.
Fyler declares he is innocenf,,
company is organized.
and is very cairn and composed.
j
S ev en ty -E igh th L egislature.
House.—The charter o f the Delaware
and Raritan Bay Railroad came up on its
(•■•wl | su o o tig ^ c .
Mr. Ripley wanted his W est Jersey
friends to understand his position on this
bill. He should vote against it.
He believed it was a t at in a bag.
Mr. Townsend advocated the roa.d as
desired by tha people ol the counties along
the route,
Mr. Ripley had not told all about it—
There was a cord about us and he was
opposed to adding any new strands to it.
How did we know but (his was a scheme
of theMonopoly.
The charter might be
sold to the Joint Companies.
Mr. Townsend thought the gentleman
did not know what he was talking about.
The road was desired in good faith by the
inhabitants of the counties.
Mr. Havens also defended the applica­
tion.
Mr. Franklin said the Air-line road was
defeated because it was supposed to inter,
fere with the exclusive privileges ol the
Monopoly.
( MODEL REPRESENTAT1V« )
Mr. Howell inquired if the Joint Com ­
panies had given their consent to this
road.—If not he should vote against it.
Mr. Townsend said he had not asked
them.
Mr. Howell said then he should vote
against the bill.
The bill was then passed.
The special committee to whom was
rererred the supplement to the Camden
ana Am boy Railroad Company reported
through Mr, F. S. Mills a substitute therefor, which was ordered to a second readin g .
Adj.
March 3.
S enate.—T he bill for the relief o f school
districts was passed.
It may be poseltffe that some lute
man.tgeri ol the monopoly do really tine,
cine that some now enactment will aettle
Ihe question, but they must bo >cry Abort
lighted Indeed to look A the matter In IM*
light.
T he anil-monopoly men ot Ihe
stale cate nothing about (he measure on
as far the honor o f New Jersey la c o n
cerned. They will rombat these joint
companies until their exclusive privilege«
have been decided Illegal, and the »over«.
Ignlty o f the Stele restored to II.
fl* board, or laro bank « " ¿ j * * * * ’
likes tkind,
. . . „tinder
, » « - nany
o mdenominaiLmb*ft.
i n a t i o n Ck
l­
lor t)ln
viittr at
nt ntoe-p.n,
ever, oorr for
playing
other number of pins, or t o T c b e ^ L ^ /
or fo. p slot .hooting, either for monel"*’
without money, within three mile.
main building of "R utger'« C otL S h l?
New Jersey, shafi be and are h„ ' 7 J l l'>
red lo he offences Bgal,M,t 7 h i , 7 f ^ « llie owner, tenant, keeper, or «ten dei*^
sueli room or place, shall (,« Mr, Wwt “f
and proceeded aga.usi b y i n d i c t ^ ^ l S
upon conviction shall be fined In . **
not exceeding tw o hundred dollar "¡*l
Imprisonment for a period n„ t p ’ . I
six month*, or both at the dlecMl **
7 ?r
gkfle- That terrible malady, Ihe h ydro­
phobia, prevail* lo an alarming extent on
shore in Atlantic county. Several person*
have died within a few daye, and number
ol others are dangerously sick.
d i r W e understand that one o f o t r
young captains quietly led to the alter, on
Sunday evening, a blushing bride. Par-«
t leu la r a when we receive that cake.
It Is currently reported that the editors lake effect ¡me
Approved Fi ouar iff, 1854
of the New York Herald, Tim es, Tribune
and Philadelphia Ledger, together with a
A S i p« t.tiiiNT lo the act «nun*« .
.
score of others, wifi be called up before (he
ment to llieact entitled, “ An Aciw P" >‘
Senate soon, to give Information In regard
ting executions, and regulating l l w w l
ol personal estate, by virtue thereof«?
to their publication o f the secret doings o f
proved April sixteen, eighteen hundred
Ilia Senate.
und torty-sir, approved Merck foe*
teenth, eighteen hundred and fifty-one
[!!/“ Judge Edmonds is now engaged
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and OaL
lecturing at the West on Spiritualism. He eiat A trembly o f the State a f Ncu> 1er,*,
has delivered three lecture« at St. Louia- That every sheriff or other officer, katif.'
and has appontments for nearly a month nn execution or civil process «gainst ia>
defendant having a lamily, is hereby ,1
ahead.
thorized and empowered to perforai Iks
same duties which any judge of the court
In The Supreme Court last week, the ol common pleas would be requtreéto per.
cose o f Stewart vs. Rreckles, from the form umier the second section ol iheict
Ocean Circuit, Ihe verdict was set aside, to which this is a supplement.
2. And be It enacted, That this act shall
judgement lor defendant.
take effect Immediately.
Approved February 16, 1854.
TW O WEEKS
l o n g e r
,
w o t ip r .
M
R. CLARKE Dagucrrneaa Arti.-t will conliuue lu lake Pici utes for iwo weeks longer
commencing on Monday February 27th,
will positively leave Tom’s River on Monday
March. 13lh. Those wishing Pictures will oblige
Ihe Subscriber by catting previous to that dale.
Any objectionable Pictures taken hereby me,
wifi be retaken at the cost o f « new plule.
Any person dislrous o f learning the art, and
purehssing an nppnrstus will find this a chance
rarely lo be met with.
Mr. C. is now prepared lo take Pictures all
day.
A urw assortment o f fitney eesei just received
from IVeW'York. Cell end see.
ARTHUR B. CLARKE.
Tom ’s River, March 9th, 1854. tf..
A S upplement lo the act enlltleh »g«
Act ceding jnrl«dle|lnA rn the ll*«.*
Siatea over lands to he occupied ti
alies ofiight houses and keepers dwdl.
and Inga within the state."
I. B e it inacteu by the Sennte and
General Assembly ot the State of Net
Jersey, The jurisdiction Is hereby ceded
to the United States over so much land
as a n y be neces-nry tor the construction
ol a light house on Absecom beach, nub.
jeet to all the requirements, regulations
and provisions ol Ihe act ceding jurlsdlrlion to the United States over lands to be
oceuplded ns sites ol light houses and kee­
pers dwellings wilhin Ihe stale, approved
March tenth, eighteen hundred and fitlythree.
Approved February 10, 1854.
[B Y A U T H O R IT Y .]
LAW S OF NEW JERSEY
A n act lo provide tor the publication Of
the Public Laws ot this state.
1. Dr. IT ENACTED by the Senate and Gen
eral Ansembty o f the State o j tfew Jcrtey,
That it shall be the duty o f the governor
o( this state to designate tw o newspapers,
printed at each county town In this state.
(If there are so many printed in such town)
acdording to his discretion, in which tn
puuiiau annually, within thirty days alter
Ihe passage o f the same, all public laws
enacted at each session o f the legislature
except such as relate to objects entirely lo
cal In their character; and it shall be the
duty of the secretary o f state to furnish
correct copies for this purpose.
2. And be it enacted, That upon n certi
ficate Irom the auditor of public accounts
of this stale, ot the proper performance ol
the services required in the first section ol
this act, and of the appointment thereto
by the governor, the treasurer be authori­
zed and directed to pay to the publisher
or publishers of each newspaper, sodesig
nated, the sum o f fifty dollars, provided
that a receipt be given in lull ol all de­
mands for such service.
3. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved February 16, 1854.
Joint R erolution authorizing Delaware
and Raritan Canal and Camden and
Am boy Railroad and transportation
Companies to endorse Ihe bonds ol cer­
tain railroad companies.
W hereas it has been found by expon rue
to be difficult to raise the amount A
fonds required for the construction of
railroads by p,e ordinary method of
mortgage upon the road; and whereas
in order lo In do.. e„p||„|¡a,„ lo tm««h
the means, and to seek such Investtw«»
It is advisable and necessary to render
all ihe bonds Issued by said companies
so entirely good that perlect confidence
can be placed In their undoubted securi­
ty ; therefore,
1. Be it resolved by the Senate and
General Assembly ol the State of New Jersey. That the Delaware Hnd Raritan Ca­
nal and Camden and Am boy Railroad and
transport, ton Companies l e and they aie
hereby authorized lo endorse the bondi
that may be issued by (he West Jersey
Railroad Company, and also the bonds of
any other company, for the construction
ol any rnllroad, In this slate of which the
said, Hie Delaware and Raritan Canal and
Amboy Railroad Companies may hold at
the time One halfof the capital stock, pro.
vided that Ihe state o f N ew Jersey shall
not be compelled to take said bonds or the
works nt the expiration o f the charter of
the joint companies.
A supplement to the act entitled « A Sup­
Approved February 2, 1854.
plement to the act enlltldd an act rela­
tive to commissioners for taking the a c­
knowledgement and proof o f deeds,” Joint R esolution relative to the officers
approved April fifteenth, eighteen hun­
soldiers o f the war of eighteen hundred
and twelve.
dred and forty-six; approved March the
t. B e it resolned by Ihe Senile and
tenth, eighteen hundred and fifty three.
1. B e it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly ol the siateolNew JerGeneral Assembly o f the stale of New Jer­ sey, that the Senators o f this state in the
sey, That the Secretary of Legation ol Senate ol the Uuited States be instructed,
the United States, for the time being, ai and that the representatives of this state
any foreign court or government, shall In Congress, be requested to use their best
have the same powers as are given by efforts to procure Ihe passage of a law
the act to which this is a supplement, to granting to the officers and soldiers wiio
the ambassador, public minister, charge were in the service o f the United State»
id aifai'i», or oilier representatives ol the in Hie war ol eighteen hundred and Inin
the same privileges and grants o f land as
United States.
2. And be it enacted, that this act shall have been granted to the soldiers ol fhe
more recent wars o f the United States.
take effect immediately.
Approved February 10, 1354.
2. And be ii resolved ibat the Govcim»'
be requested to forward a copy til tlte®
SuecLtMENT fo the act preventing swine resolutions to each o f our Senators
running at large in the village ol New
Representatives In Congress.
Egypt in the county ol Ocean.
1. B e rr enacted hy the senate and gen­
eral assembly of the state of New Jersey,
Joint R esolution authorizing the Del»
That any pound erected by the poundware and Raritan Canal and Camden
keeper of the township o f l'lumsted, shall
and A m boy Railroad and transporta­
be taken and deemed a legal public pound.
tion Companies to subscribe to the OP'
Approved January 31, 1854.
ital stock of the West Jersey Ji-ailroau
Supplement to the charter o f Jersey Joint R esolution authorizing “ the Dela­
City was passed.
ware and Raritan Canal and Camden
Am boy Railro.d and transportation
A resolution was adopted to adjourn to
Companies”
to purchase an additional
Monday afternoon.
number ol shares ol the capital stock ol
H ouse.— A number o f petitions were
ot the Flemington Railroad and trans­
presented against the extension o f the mo­
portation Company.
W hereas, the Flemington Railroad and
nopoly.
•
transportation Company now own
The monopoly extension was made the
about eight hundred shares o f the capi­
order of the day for Thursday.
ta! stock ol said company, and have
The prohibitory liquor bill was again laniadegreat effort to sell the remaining
ken up, and after some proposed amend­ if sharrsi f said slock tir have fa led so to
do, and whereas, Ihe speedy comple­
ments ordered a third reading and was
tion of said railroad would be highly ad­
made the order of the day for next W e d . vantageous to a large hgiiculturafdistrict
nesday.
— therefore
I: B e it resolved by the Senate and
The supplement to the tax bill as amended in the Senate was takers up on its fi­ General Assembly of the slate ol New
Jersey, I hat the Delaware and Raritan
nal passage and passed.
Canal and Camden and Am boy Railroad
Genera! Gas company law was passed. and transportation Companies be and
lbey aie hereby authorized to purchase
___________________
Adj.
any addition number of shares o f the Cap­
0i r Mr. Bissef, democrat, in speaking ital slock of , the said The Flemington
in Congress, said that New Jersey was Railroad and transporlatqtion .Company,
not exceeding efoht hundred; provided
a fixture o f the Camden ¿.A m b oy com pa­ that the stale o f New Jersey shall not he
n y - He believed her entire sovereignty compelled to take said stock or works at
s kept by the railroad company or the the expiration of the charter o f (he joint
companit s.
directors thereof.
Approved February 2 , 1854,
Com pany.
*
IYheras, the construction o f the WeslW’
sey Railroad Irom the city of CaBiden>
through the counties of Camden, QJ011’
caster, Saiem, Cumberland and Oaf*
May to Cape island, with branches w
Sjfoni and Bridgeton, would be g®“ *
ly advantageous to the large and imp®*
taut agricultural and menulactHtiiW1»'
teiest of West Jetsey, and is urgently
desired by the people pi,that section «
the state, who have been liesetoibree •
tirely destitute o f railroad facilities''
and whereas, alter the most diligent e •
forts for the past year, a siuwfo
amount o f the capital stock has not WP
subscribed for the construction ol t,n
road— therefore
^
L Be it resolved by the Senate andu _
eral Assembly oflhe State of New derscy.
That the D< ¡aware and ffa r tan Canals
Camden and Am boy Railroad and Jra”?'
pollution Companies, be and hereby
authorized to subscribe lor end;, take* 7
poition ot the capital stock pi t; s w t,j
Jersey Railroad Com pany not to oxc
in amount eight hundred thousand u
tars; pi oviiied. that !|ie state of Newt
sey shall not be compelled to taka
stock o r wot Its at the expiration oi H
charter o f said jo in t Cottipanies.f
Approved February 2, 1804-
The bwnMfltf •«* »«M «ffinlie «Irue¡ « n 01 i "
» 14
•*?
•*
'•Mffi*
./W - *
n,ci)t in the Capilitl Square at Klrnmund
li now completed. H rta*» lo the height
forty feet, and on It» (op I» lo be i f f c
ed e »pltndid bronae equestrian »latote
f Waahlngton, |lwenty Ifeet high, which
trill make Ilia whole height of the monu
merit »Inly feet from the ground. The
nionument la now ready for Ihe reception
of (he «talute». o f which tw o , Patrick Hen­
ry and Thomas Jefferson, each thirteen
feet high, have been cast In bromee
St Munich, under the direction o f M r.
Craword. and a third, a magnificent
rqueairlnn group of Washington, twenty
feel high, li now In Ihe act o f being m od­
eled at Home by lite name accomplished
icupl'.or-erilst.
'X T R A O IiRDlNAtlY ATTRACTION si the
id Large*! ami Chr«pul CARPET
rrwlebiaisd
H U I/ M ANDERSON'S, N». 99 Howsry, Nsw
York, lui|.oiier o f En|liih and French Carpets.
Buyers will find the Urgen »lock o f Low
Pttee sail Medium lo ibo most tlaboraln Aubu»ion, Mn*«ie, M nlallbn, and Velvet Carpets
ever offered to ike woikt.
T e» SrACtóvi Sai.**
woomi.
Above giound, no demp Basement* or Vaults
under the sidewalk to endanger the health ol
Lady puichaseis, each Rales Room is devoted
exclusively to one description o f Carpel«. The
Wholesale and Retail Departments o f Ibis es­
tablishment have been enlarged and an addition
of two extenaive Sales Room., robbing a wonder­
ful mod goigeoas display.
.
Salea R oom No. I.
Floor Oil Cloths.
A o Eoorroons Stoek of
John Hare * So» a celebrated English oil clolhq
alto, American (loor oil cloths o f magnificent
tatrn finish, Fresco, marble, Italian, and Remit
Paintings, from 2s. 6d., 3s, 4s,,, 6s,, 6s., to 9s.
per yard, from 3 feet to 24 feet wide and 90
long.
•NAM.
Causa -O c e a n Orphian.s
R ule to
liter
Court,
Ô nfié
term
OpUtlllll
...« .v
-lll of
... January
.-.--W ",y ■
>— •
»........ gm m tm n -" »
riUiJLTlOLD AND J
R A H , ROAD.
IMIOriTft.
S T R A W G O O D S , D A T S . C A P S l!!HU R D U ,A S . P A R A S O teS, C A R P E T n h a rt
. ch eap tor CASH or
OHN It. IRONS A4mlni«tralpr of Ju»«ph
,!
Holcomb dte’d having presented to this
L'igft
a ,..! . J. a
JT.i : court fit
the personal •«late, and (Iso o f the debts ami
eiedits Of Sold decedent, by which It appear* that
Ihe petson*l e«l»te o f raid decedent is in*j lit
elent to pay hi* debt* > «oil the »»Id administrator
having set forth lo the C oon thro Ihe trod de.
cedent died seised o f real estate in the county
of Dcetn, and prayed the si-1 ol Ihe Court In the
premise*i It Is therefore ordered, that »11 per­
sons interested in the lands, tenement*, heredi
laments and re»l estate of the rani deeedent,
appear before the Court at T om ’* River,in (lid
county, on the fir*t Tuesday o f May, ne»l, to
»how cause, if any they hove, why so much of
Ihe real estate ol said decedent should not be
■old as will be sufficient to pay his debts, Ac.
By the Conti,
THOM AS C. HARRISON, Clerk.
Rule to Bur Creditor» —Ocean Orphan a
Court ol the term ot January 1854.
O
u. s.
J H R J N U K M K N T OF
CONOVER
A W H I T E 'S
U. S. M a i l S t a g e
« £ 0
sË S u
o v a l UrtJito
N nnd «Her the I6lh o f Decen.Hrr, the eur*
F lb# merchant« o f Oceftn nnd Mnninonth
will leave Freehold Himioii fur New York
Count mm will i-u11 nnJtxninme oui «lock,
wt> will f lira turner them ihr row t I'ntirB «»li«* aad Phihulelpttia as follow« s
At
8 3» a . M.* and U r . m llefum inf, hare
faction, na to price nnd quality ol nood*.
W illiam« and €uHi*tit(HAM( No. IH4 Fulton New York from Pier No. J,North Hirer, ai 1 a .
m.* and 2 v. m .
Street, New York.
I.enve Phi)»delpHin Hy Ferry ftom the foot id
Jan. 16. -#m.
Walnut Street, at 7 a . 4* and 2 e. N.
The above line« will «top upon Signal, at
T. W . & A. MARSH~
lha foltuwlng Sutlona *—*Battle grnnnd. M»na*
Upau,
Knehthtown, Traeie’« and HulFman's.
Whole«« le Grocer*, Provision, Wine Mid Llunor
Fart lo and from Jameabnrg, (being
p
Denier«* No. I&3 Well Street, between
each way,)
2*> eta.
fiaiclay and Robinson Eta., New York.
** lo and from New York, each way, 5» et«.
T iieodoee W. Mar« h,
A oerrua M arsh
«
**
Philadelphia,
**
$t M
ITT* Newburgh Pale and Amber A te , by the
PasHengqra retarnina froni New York, will be
hogshead and barrel.
aarelul tu obtain Tickets on board the John
Jan. 12, 1651 ly.
Potter, at the Captain*« office, otherwi*e they
will be charged extra.
IS ilA E L M IN O R & CO.
Freehold» Dec. 15» 1853. tf
h 'lo 'lta ii Venters in
RUGS, Medicine«, Paint«* Oil*» G!at«vrare,
m a i t T s t a g e T
Patent Medicine*, A c., 214 Futurn street»
New York.
December 29, 1833. I f.
I
feb. 2, 1 8 «. 2m
m
W IN T E R
DURO
From FtPfhoM lo N*w York via, tteypxnl.
HIE hub ciinns wni e*<t
of Stagr’ i daily, to
T lino
with ihf stunner John Hurt
strsinar Key Port, at the vtlln|f i
of Key Port, as follows :
F iesr L t " s — Which eoaarets whh its. steam,
cr key port, leaves 1>.
Conover* MolrJ at
Freehold every uioioiug (Sunday, t ie r pier.) St
« o'clock A. M., reaching the suamcr at 8
o’cinch A. M. hi Key pur l, aod relertHOg a* her
arrival from New York.
Sklind L ia r — Which connect* with the
•limner John Hart, Pares »»me place at 1$
o'clock* noun, every day rxcrpi Saturday am|
Sunday, reaching the «icaruer «1 K* li*orf» «1 8
o'clock I*. M ., and returning on her «n ival
from New York.
I'Mfcngar« Irom Ocean coot |r reerhfn* Free.
holt] at 12 o'clock noon» can p rated by this
line* without d«|ny diiect to New York.
The sobueribers reepeotinlly «ttlicU from
Ocean county « «hare vt her {»atronaee.
F are —T hiottgb Irotn F m hold by titkei* In
50 eenfi,
otM-r* will |dea«e «all for Freehold tick*
oQtd the boat«.
D. C. CONOVJ5B*
W M . W H ITE,
•
Pioprietnre.
Freehold, Dec. 8, 1853—tf.
j!5 f
TTPON the the application o f Jf*se Gowdrich
t^/and Ezekiel Lewi*, Exeeutor’* o f Jonathan
l.ewia
dec’J, to liroit and appoint a certain time
f t j r Those olfleera who aerved In Ihe
within
which lha creditors of the sold estate ol
Two hnndred nnd fifty
fng fin Carpets,
M exican campaign now residing In New
nice» ff English and American Ingrain Carpet- said deceased, shall bring fa their debts, claim*
York, are about to lay bi." *e Congress
¡»K* alt new style, manufactured expressly for and demands against the same, or else be haired
from nnv action respecting tbe same, against
D. & L . ANGEVINE.
Ihe propriety o f granllng them double rn - IhU itablishmcnt.
Ihe said .Executor*.
EALF.US in Utnneste, Ohio, Michigan and
iiom while in that service. They slate
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Sales Room No. 3.
It is theretbre ordered by tbe Court that tbe
Southern F loor, No. 21S Washington St.,
Thrt tP ly Carpets.
English Scotch and
’’ HE *oh«cribers will,' on and alter Tuesday
that they did not receive In rallona more
said Executor* give notice lo the creditor*
near Barclay, Ni w York.
American Imperial Three Ply Carpetiug of our
Dec. 20lh, 1833. run a line of Singes bethan one half the"cost o f living while In own importation ¡ gorgeous, splendid new style of the *»id deceased, each and every of them DAKISL AROKVINELtVI ASUIIVIKE.
iween Freehold and Manahawkin, N. J., daily ;
10 bring in their debts, claim* and demand*
Dec.
22, 1833. Iy*
E M PORIU M O F C H E A P
Mexico.
of pattern.
and
tri-weekly lo Tuekerlon i passing through
against Ihe said es ate, within twelve mouth*
Sales Room No. 4
G O O D S * GROCERI ES,
Blue Ball, Bergen Iron Works, Tom's River, D R Y
Irom this time by letting up a copy o f this orL
.
&
V
.
K
I
R
B
Y
4k
Co.
Low Price Ingrain Carpets
Thtec hundid dar in five o f tha most public placet in the
Putter’s Creek, Crdnr Creek, Forked River.
T h e Post Master has established a new
F o r W holesale nnd It. trill T r o d « .
pieces o f Medium quality ingrain Carpels beau, County lor the ipaee of two month«, and also Wholcaatc Dealers in Imported and American Waretown and Baruegat.
T AU MACK & CO. art eouslantly receiving
office at Phlllpsburg, In N ew Jersey, op . lifol Urge and smalt paterna, manufactured for
Dry Goods. Also— Fluor amt Table Oil
T o leave Manahawkin daily, at rbree o’clock J i from suelto» and by package, llrtir Fall
by advertising the same in one of ihe new*
poaitc Easton, Pa., and Abraham Lomu- the City trade, incredible low prices of 2s fid, 3t, papers published in this state lor Ih" like (pane
Cloths, Bools, Shoes, Ac., and agents lor in tbe morning, and arrive nl Freehold in time
and WiNTrta Stock o r Day Goods, which,
Henry Essex ii Co.'s American Needles, 23 lo take Ihe ears for New York and Philadel­
son. Esq., Is appointed the postmaster, 4s, 6s, per yard.
of lime. And if any creditor »hall neglect to
notwithstanding the large advance in price» o f
Sales
Room)
No
5.
and
25
Dey-St.,
between
Broadway
A
Greenphia,
same
day.
exhibit
hi*
or
her
debts
claims
or
demands
who will put his office into operation im ­
domestic |»ud other Dry Goods, they eofofotte tb
Rugs and D-uggalt, English Drugeels 4 within tbe said period of twelve months, after
wicb-St., N e w Y o rk .
Reluming, leaves Ihe Hotel ol N. S, Roe, Jr. sell at old prices. Their .«tuck, in variety and
mediately.
yards wide, 3600 yards of low prieeil Droggets pnblie notice be given as sloresaid, *och creditor
Every article purchased ol ns will be war­ Freehold, daily, on Hie arrival o f the cars rrnm
extent, is not surpassed by any more in this
I to 3 yarda wide at 3s fid to 6s per yard, also
ranted to be the same as represented. If found
■ OCT The g^irm on Saturday night did an immense assortment o f Mosaic Landscape, shall bt forever barred of his or her action there, deficient in quantity or quality, Ihe loss will be New York, and arrives at Mnnnhnwkin same village. They are now prepared lo offer their
evening.
fur against Ihe said Executor».
good*
by yje case, piece, or *t retail, at price«
considers6lednniage to canal, railroad and Axininsier, and Tufted ffearth Rug; also tOOO
promptly adjusted.
Runs through to Tuckertoii, Tuesdays, Thurs­ deljiag ciA
By the Court,
m^elitiog.
The attention of the trade in Ocean cnnnty days and Saturdays; and leaves the Hotel nl
other property in the vicinity ol Easton. 'lulled Rugs nt 16s lo 24s each.
THOMAS C. HARRISON, Clerk
Our stock is unusually taree, and bought un,
Solo* Room No. 6.
is respectfully called to oar long established re­ Lloyd Turkerion, Mondays, Wednesdays nnd
feb.
2,
1854,
2m
It was also very severe In some parts o f
«ler the most favorable circumstances; nnd we,
Stair and Hall Carpsts.
50,000 yards of
putation, our facilities tor filling orders, end Fridays, at 1 o ’clock in the morning.
theiefore, feel nsturi d, by an exanimaUun, that
the South, both in the Interior and along striped and figured Hull adJ Stair Carpets at R ulo to Bar Creditors.— Occnn Or phnn’ the quality and cheapness o f our goods.
F
A
K
E
:
we can satisfy the most fastiduou* ami doubting
Dec, 29, 1833. ly.
Court of the Term of January 1854.
the coast.
Some vessels were slightly 2s, 2s 6d, 3s, 3s 6d, 4s, 5s, fis and 7s.
“
«
lo in ’s River,
$100
ol
our determination not tube undersold. In our
Salea Room No. 7.
“
PON
the
application
ol
Samuel
C
,
Dunham,
"
’*
Barm-gat,
1.87
.damaged and other$ detained.
SALE ROOM
Medallion Carpels, with borders j Mosaic and u_ :and John Giberson, Administrator o f Julin
C LO C K S, W A T C H E S , dt J E W E L R Y
" “
“
Mtrnnhawkin,
2.00
will be fuiimj a large and complete assort ment
Axminislcr o f one entire piece, can be fitted to Gibcrson dcc’d to limit uud appoint u certain
«
«
1
ueker
too,
2
25
The subscriber begs leave to inform the
of French, German, Engjigh ami
time within which the creditors o f the estate
any sized room Irotn $350 to $1000.
H O W E AND BROWN,
Intermediate places in proportion.
people of Ocean county, that he has loca­
Cassimeres* Slil^llarstilles, Valencia and Cot,
Royal Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels, from the of said deceased, shall bring in their debts, ted hansel f at Tom’s Rivnr, where he hss open­
ID” All errands punctually attenrlrd to.
IuroniKHs II Dk a l u s In Fokkiok II Domestic
ton Vf«ting*y DM.ainc*, Ca»htnerei», Ginghnmk*
celebrated Factories o f John Crossly and Sons, claims and demands againsl tbe some,'or else be ed, under the office of the Ocean Emblem, a
HENRY COOPEH,
H A R D W A R E ,
H'lnnefs, Tabic Lint a, Sheetings* Counterpain«,
barred from nc ion respecting the same, or else
and Messrs Henderson A Co., and others, Eng
JESSE COWDIUCK,
C lock, W atch and J cwkluv STonr, nt which
Dnmnsks,Tabic Covers, and a lar^s assortment
Shi Creenwich Street, third house strove Vesey
land, nil ol our own imporlnllon, some o f which nsainstlhc said Administrator.
N. S. RUE, Jr.,
ol Kid, Bilk, Lisle Thread nnd Cotton Glove*,
It is therefore ordered by tbe Court that the place he will be happy to wail upon nil wh«
NEW YOliK.
sre exclusively nur own styles and taunol be
Dec.
19,
1853—-If,
Proprietors,
Kibbons, Gentlemen*» Etinishin? Good* o f all
said Administrator give notice tu (lie creditors may favor him wilh a call.
A covstos Howe,
E dward S. B rown.
found at any other establishment.
He has on hand a well-sclented stock of
IE/* The above Line will run lo connect kind«; together wun a general asaortment o f
of the said deceased, each and every of them
Sales Room No. 8.
mui’li. S. 1804. Gm.
with
the
Stenrner
John
Potter,
whioh
leaves
Jewelry,
purchased
for
cash,
which
he
will
dis­
Embroidery and Needle Work Goods. Oup
Auhusson Carnets, They elieit the warmest tokbrinein their debts, claims and demands pose of at n very small advance.
Pier No. 1 North lliver, N, Y., at 7 o ’alook in stock o f Domestic Goods are unsurpassed.—
coinmenntions o f every beholder, excel in beuulv against the snid estate, within twelve months
I . 0 WILSON 4 CO.
the
morning.
REPAIRING
in
all
its
braohrs
rione
with
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtina* 3-4 to 11-4
nnd durability, are sold nt moderare prices, nnd from this time, by setting np a copy o f this order neatness nnd despatch. Clocks nnd Watches
wide | Brown bher'ing* 4 J to |0,4 widoj Bed
Wholesale Dealers in foreign
Domestic Dry
introduced in tire market nt this establishment. im five of the most public places in this County warranted for one year.
Ticks, Shirtings, summer StuH's, Printed Cali,
Goods, No. 12 CourUundt, aad It D ey Streets
lor the spare of two months, and also by adver­
PETER DURYEE,
Sales Room No. 9,
\
FRANCIS W EIGEL.
cues from Tour cents to one shilling per yard,
tising the some in one of the newspnpFrs puli,
New York.
WIlOl.t&Al.K IdF.ALK.It IN
together with a Jarae supply o f Carpets, Drugget,
Tom’s
River,
Dee.
£9,
1853.
ly
Velvet, Tnpestry, Brussels ti.ree ply and liihed In this slate, tor the like space of time.
IHE merchants] o f Ocesn and Monmouth
A R DW ARE, Nulls and Cutlery, Screws Rujgs, Floor Oil Cloth and Malting
twilled Venilinn Stair Carpeting remarkably And if any creditor shall neglect to exhibit h is
Counties are respectfully tasked to cull and cheap.
and IIullow Ware, corner of Greenwich
QrocoricH ol all kinds, Paint»* Oils and Drugs,
or her debts claims or demands within the said R O B E R S O N , V A N V A I.K EN III) R G & C o.
tee nur asaertinent o f Foreign and Domestic Dry
and Vesey Streets, near Washington Market.
a general as«ortment o f Crockery, Flour und
period of twelve months, after public notice be
Sales Room No. 10.
Manufacturers, Commission Merchants and New York,
deads, comprising English nnd American prints,
Feed, Furniture, Patent Maaicines, Hardware
given as aforesaid, such creditor shall betorever
mouslin de taines, rich merino uud silk plaids,
Dealers m
Always on hand a full assortment of Builders* and Hollowware, Smoked and Pickled Meats j
Patent Tap,shy h ero in Carpels.— Gold,
inuuslin de baize, nlnpncn, canton oloth, bomba­ Plain White, Bull'and Scroll Window Shades, at barred ol his or her nclion therefor against the
and
Cabinet
Makers*
Hardware,
Farming
Uten­
TfOREIGN
and
Domestic
Straw
Goods,
Hats,
also W indow Sashes, Glass, Lumber, Lime.
said Administrators,
sine, inninoes, clc., elc.
6s., ) 2s,, 20s., 40s. to $10 per pair ; Table and
elc. etc., No. 24 Cuurtlnndt St., New York. sils, Housekeeping Article*, Mechanics’ Tool«, &c., always on hand.
By the Court,
Having » buyer permnnenlly located in Europe Piano covers, Silver and Brass Stair Rods, Par.
elc. etc., all o f which will be sold at the lowest
We
invite
the
attention
o
f
Purchasers
to
our
We do not deem it acoeesary to enumerate
THOMAS C. HARRISON, Clerk,
whose entire nttention will be given to ihe se- lor Door Mats, Colt Matt lag ; also, 4s 3d, 5s 6d.
stock of Goods, consisting o f Men uml Youth’« Cash prices.
the different |umj oi article^/or ?a!e by us any
feb 2, 1834. 2m
lection of Goods for our sales, we shall be in the White and Check Canton Matting, Ac., Ac.
Merchant« and others aro invited to call and further, as ail wi^hinn to purchase will call and
straw, fur, silk nnd wool Hats, Men nnd Hoy’ s
receipt of new and desirable allies of
plush, cloth, velvet and fancy Caps, Artificial examine my slock.
examine lor themselves.
H ii.A M ANDEKiaGN,
R u le to p a , C .e d ito rs-—Ocean Orphan’« HuWrr«, Kibhons, and every article pertaining
D R E SS GOODS
lU “ Particular attention paid to order«.
J. A UM A C K os, CG.
feb
2
1854;
99
B
owkrt
.
Court
ol
tire
Term
of
January,
18,34.
Dec. 15, 1853. ly.
In Millinery Goods. Also Umbrellas, Parasols,
by each steamer.
T om ’s River, Nov. 3, 1853. tf,
a iU
PON the application o f Gilbert Malabury. Carpel Bags, .kc.
Our slock o f White Goods, 'Hoisery, Shawls
Arlurinijtralor o f Win. G. Al.lsburr, rlec’o,
Every effort will be put forth on our part to
and notions, will be found complete.
L
A
W
&
BEARDSLEY,
IP H E Timber on the lands belonging to the lo limit anil appoint a certain time vvilhin which
Alsou large variety ol Black amt Colored 1_ following person’., situated in township oi ihe creditors of the estate ol said deceased shall merit n liberal share of patronage. Particular
189 Washington St., between Dey und Fulton,
The N ew Y o rk
“ ilka, Satins, Cloths, Cassimeres, and Tailors Brick, County of Occnn, State of New Jersey ; bring in their debts, claims arid demands against attention paid to orders,
wiiolksale dealehs rjv all kinds or
G O L D PEN JW A N tfFA C Tim iiY G CO,
Consignee’s
will
please
notice
whether
packrhnininas generally.
will be sold by the subscriber,on Friday March the same or rise he barred from any action res.
ages appear us originally put up.
We iluve always en hand nil leading styles o f 10, I8G4, at the house o f Richard S. Burr in
ROOMS, Wood, Willow anil Cedar Ware,
ALESROOM, I83 Greenwich ‘Street, be­
petting the same, againsl Ihe snid Administrator,
W. H. Rounasoiv,
tween Courtland and Dey St. and oppoiits
Brushes, Rope, Cordage, Twine, Matches,
the said lownship, between the hours o f l anil
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
II is therefore ordered by the Court that Hie
&c
Ac.
F. L. V an Falkknbukg,
the Pacific Hotel, New York.
5 o ’clock, for the unpaid tnxns of 1853.
uch ns Blenched and Brown Drills, Tiks, Ac.
sail Administrator give notice to the creditors
J no. L. ICeNNrN.
Manufacturers of Jute. Cror nnd Skeleton
Manufacturers of Gold Pens, and Gold nnd
,T.,xcs. Cost.
of snid deceased, each and every one of them lo
Sole agents for the sale o f Hoyles Patent
December 29, J853. ly.
Mats, aud Cior Cloth, irom j io 1J yards wide. Silver Pen and Pencil Cases, wholesale und
Es’ t o í Andrew Bell,
96 cts. *1,06.
bring in their debts, claims anil demands ngninst
(Van s down Sowing Cotton.
retail.
Purchasers
are
assured
that,
wilh
the
facili­
Uraziln, Grover,
32 « •• J.06.
the snid estate, wirhin twelve months from this
L. 0. W ilson
FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
Gold Pens and Pencil Cases repaired.
ties and experience we have had in business,
Hnnce Herbert
3 20 •• *‘ 1,06.
lirne, by seltlne up a copy o f this order in five
S
G. W. G ashrrik.
All goods sold nt this establishment are wayANUFACTURING Stationers, Importers being established lor ten years, wc are enabled
Axic Ditley
!)B "
« l,OB.
li the most public places in this Connly for the
S. VV. WATTfctt,
and Dealers In Foreign nnd Domestic Sta­ to fix our prices as low as any other house in rnnied as represented, and told lower than ever
John Potan.’,
$ 1 ,1 2 « «1 0 3
space of trvo months, and also by advertising
February 2.3, 1854 .-ly .
Ihe city, whose articles are equal in style and offered by ihe tiade. Busin» ss done on the on*
tionary nnd Paper, No. 7 7 M aiden Lane,
lire same in one of the newspapers in this stale, New York.
ADAM JONES, Co n stele .
beauty.
price and no deviation system»
for the like space o f time, And if any creditor
feb. 9, 1854 4w.
EW P A P E R HANGINGS, & IN T E R IO R
Jan. 12, 1854. Jy.
UEVVKY G. LAW.
a . 11EARD6LEY.
Country Merchants are invited to examine
shall neglect to exhibit hig or her debts claims
D E C O R A TIO N S, A c ., A c ., A c .,
New York, Dec, 15, 1853-ly,
our very large assortment ol Stationery goods,
or demands within the said period of twelve
)R A r r A HARDENBERGH, mnnufaclur
Notice i* hereby given that by virtue of war­ months, after public nolice be giver) ns nforsaid, consistinipin part o f every variety of envelopes,
O T I S 0. C O R B E T T ,
ers and importers, No. 360 Broadway, New rant issued by William G. Clayton, Fa.)., to such creditor shall be forever barred oi his or writing, note and fancy paper, pass, memoran­
VAffDEW ATER & HO IT ,
.Wholesale Dealer in Bools nn4 Shoes, No. 37
ok, have added to their Wholesale business, n make the taxes Inid on unimproved lands, ’,n.| her action therefor against the said Adminis­ dum, and day books, journals, ledgers, deed anil
W H O L E S A L E D E A L E R S IN
Dey .«licet, Nerv York.
I
mortgage buoks for Clerks ot counties, gold and
était department, nnd are constantly receiving on lands tennnlcd by persons not the lawful trator.
C h in a, CJlass and E arth en W a re,
11 the new varities o f
steel pens, newspaper files, ink stands, portable
Tire di alers of Ocean ceumv »ill find it tQ
proprietors who are unable to pay their taxes
By the Court,
their advantage to cvrll and examine Iris S iijk ,
writing desks, paper nmclre, work boxes and
No. 178 Washington street, New York.
n i l P a p s r A n d d e c o r a t i o n s , in the township ol Jackson, county o f Ocean
THOMAS C. HARRISON, Clerk.
portfolios, portc monies, pearl and shell card
ich they will find unsurpassed al ittll cnslr
TT7 E have always on ham/ the largest, cheap
nm the most eminent manufacturers o f Europe, the subscriber one o f the constables o f Ihe sniii
feb 2. J854. 2m.
price»,
cases, chess men, backgammon boards, watch
VV cst and most desirable ussorlmeut of
meh with the best styles o f American produc­ counly, will on the 18th day o f March next at
January
12, 1854. 3m.
stands,
Ac.
China, Glass and Earthen Ware lo be found in
tions they will he pleased tu exhibit to any nnd the house o f Amrum Vanliisp, at Gassville, be
R ule to Dar C reditors.— Ocean Orphan’s ^ Also manufacturers or Blue. Black, Red and the city, uii which will be soJd at tj;e
all who may call upon them, either with « view tween the hours o f 12 and 5 o’clock of snid'dny
Court, o f the Term of January, 1854.
Carmine I nks, for which was awarded a Silver
L IM E K I L N
of purchasing or to the perfection this branch o f sell the timber, wood, herbage nnd other venda­
L o w e s t C ash P rices.
PON Ihe application ot John R. Irons, Ail. Medal a f Ihe late Fair of the American Institute.
manufacture has obtained. Private Residences ble property found on the premises taxed to ihe
rP H E subscriber hns ro commenced burning
Goods
will
be
packed
with
such
care
as
wij]
mrnistrator
;0f
Joseph
Holcomb
dec’
ll
to
Proprietors of Francis’ celebrated Manifold
Hotels, Houses Public .Buildings, Glmrches undernamed persons, to n.nko the taxes and the
limit nnd appoint n certain time within which Writers, Copying and Notarial Presses, Croton insure their safety in transportation over the X L ime qt Jjis K iJji iu this village. He has
Banking Hous-s, Stores and Offices in any part cost) annexed to their respective names.
on hand a large supply of Lima for land, also a
roughest roads.
the creditors of the estate o f the said deceased, Ink, Ac.
of Hie country appropriately papered or decorasuperior article for mnwn-Work, which will be
shall bring in their debts, claims ana demands
The
merchants
of
Ocean
county
are
invited
There
is
nn
extensive
Bindery
attached
to
our
ted in Fresco marble or wood, in n superior Samuel Mf Andersoa
801,1 0n reasonable terms.
W. M ’KEAN
Esteta
40c
96 , against the same, or else be barred from any establishment. Any kind of Binding executed to call and examine our stock.
manner by the best workmen in the trade, at John B. Applegate
Tom’ s River, July 7, 18f)3^tf.
'
*
do.
43c
96
New York, Dec. 15, 1853-1 y.
action respecting the same ngninat the said Ad. nt the shortest notice.
reasonable prices and the work warranted..
Samuel Croxcn
do. L$I 60
mmistrator,
96
Vnrious sizes and styles ol Diaries pub.
Thomas ^lenderfoa
feb. 23-Gin.
do.
1 20
96c
It is therefore ordered by the Court, that the lislrcd annually.
PHELPS & K IN G M AN ,
OTICE.— All persons indebted to the Es­
John Meirs
do.
130
96
said administrator give notice to the creditor,
Dec. 29, 1853. ly.
W h o le sa le C abin et W arehouse,
tate o f John Meirs, dec’d, late oi the town­
AçJL A House wanted suitable for a small Joh Bills
do.
40
96
it the snid deceased, each and every of them
ship o f Plnmsted, county o f Ocean, on bond, Aos. 118 -5' 120 Chatham Street, New York,
John If. Brewer
M U lam,|y- A Pply at this Office.
■ 2 20
96
to bring In their debts, clnims and demands Rule to Show Cause— Ocean Orphan's note, or book account, or otherwise, are re­
Joseph Hyres
120
/4A I.T . the attention o f denlcrs lo iheir stock
- , ___ ___
feb 23. 1854. t f
96
ngainst
the
snid
estate
within
twelve
months
from
Court of the T e rm of January 1851
quested to make payment; nnd those having
Thomas Hancock
2 00
96
thrs lime, by selling on ncopy o f lliisoidci in flve
NA MURL IT. HOR.YER ' AdminL.ialo. ot demands 'will present lher» Coi tAunn,i,»iiou and y «'• C«W»rt Ware, Which ¡/made up in Dm
0* nvindtjekauu
P . .4. S P E E lt,
3 00
96
'T*'*” “ *»•»»«, ami win be sum cheap fur cash or
“ tlle '" ost Pub)’«: P '» « s in the county, for u,e
David i r iaiitum dec’d having presented settlement.
Chprles .iemison
LUCltETIA S. MEIRS,
approved pnpar,
1 60
06
0OUNSEt.Lt R A T GAW , ami Master n„d JuréesS., &c Jas, ¡Ï. Lawi
-pace or two months, nnrl also by ndvcrlisin.. to this Court, duly attested, just und true account
D ec. 22, ]853. tf,
Executrix.
ence
600
Exuuuner in Chancery*
96
Merchnnis and ethers desiring Furniture
he same in one ol the newspapers published iu of the personal estate, and also ol ¡he debt and
Enoch Lemming
i 60
96
would do well ro call and egcaiine our s|oak,
the Stare fur the hire space o f time. And if nnv credit ofsaid decedent, by which it appears that
Feb. 9, Í854,
T 0 M ’*
N. J,
Charles Mathers
1 20
96
NOTICE.
which cannot be excelled in vnrteiy, abundance,
c e,l„„rshall neglect to exhibit bis ur he j eb”s the pcrsounl estate o f said decedent is insuliicent
Charles Mathers
*
80
The Co pnrternersliip Ireretolore ex isting be or cheapness.
96
efarrn or demand within ihe said period of twelve’ to pay his rlebls and the said administrator hav.
Andrew Nelson Heirs of
80
tween
J.
Hand
H.
E.
Gulick,
is
this
day
dis
96
Goods carefully packed, nnd promptly for,
months’ after public notice be Liven, as T f «
R Cour°i o f t L CTVci t ''rS, ' 7 0<:<1,,n ° rPflan ’s James Stephens
ing
set
forth
to
the
Court
that
the
said
de
cesolved by mutual consent.
All accounts due warded to all parts ol the country
1 2«
96
I l prtv ,h
6 ? erm 01 January 1854.
Richard M. Stout
rlenlilird seized of real estate iu the connly ol the firm will be pfiid to H. E. Galich, who ui' j
l bn
Sfi
PON the application of John L. Allen Fx Edwin A, Shreeves
Ocean,
nnd
prayed
tire
aid'
o
f
the
Court
in
the
120 Chatham
U
ocutor o f tViUiam Allen ilec’d to mit » „ I
l 60
scllle np the business ; and we tuke ibis metl o I S tr e i R " DeWb" i t!i“ NoS" ,i 8
96
Samuel W. Torrey
premises : ii is therefore ordered, that all per- to inform our triends that all accounts remain
ppornt a certain time within which H,
‘
dt
40 00
96
New York, Dec. 1¡r, 1853-fy.
He ere
Joseph Thompson
uns
interested
in
the
lands,
tenements,
heredi­
3 20
ing unsettled nftcr the 1st day o f January 1851
¡.. u .’ S f i g c ■“ S f t S C S U
96
S etr
c f debts,
dehtrl claims
ete 0f Said
aSeJ’ 8,la" »ring *# R ebecji Wright
taments nne real estate of said decedent, appear will he placed in the hands o f (a magistrate for
and? T
demands
1 on
96
before
the
Court
nt
Tom
’s
River,
in
said
countylame, or else be Inrred
T” s
l Ine Robert Woodward
M oBRID E, ROBISON & H O OVER
collection.
Sp
96
Peter H. WicolK,
Buie to Show C ause.-O cean Ornhan’ s on the first luesdtiy of May, next, to show
he same against (he »aidExecute." res|,eclinS
SO
No. 12 C cu rtla iid t rtreet, New Y 'ork. '
96
JOHN H. GULICK,
Appollar Meir3
cause, rl any-they have, why so much of the
H IS therefore ordered by the court
.■
80
96
HORATIO E, GULICK.
M ^ C T U H E R B & DEALERS in Straw
Henry Layton
tea estate ol said decedent should not be sold as
40
96
Dated
Manahawkin,
Nov.
4,
1853.
. ^ c o t o f i g i v g m r t i e e V ^ creditors of the
""
IV I Goods, Hais, Caps and Furs, Umbrellas
will bo sufficient to pay their debts, & c.
ANTRUM V
a d deceased, end, and every one
one o.
o f them, to
f.murer m°ro 'Vi' l'" 'erj'
&<-'■ We manuFeb. 16, 1854,-4 w.
By the Court.
Constable.,
fnclare
moil ol our goons, nno are enabled to
A dm inistrator’s Sale o f R ea l Estate.
he s»w dstai/w fti,iha.w S|an'1 llC",’lmU «a in st
THOMAS C. HAURISOA’. Clerk.
Oiler
a
grenrer
variety,
al
cheaper
raleu
The subscriber, adminisirqlor of .forms B
feb 2. 1634. 2m
SH E R IF F ’S SALE.
iva aro now getting up our
TIankins, dec’d, will offer nt Public Sale, on
By virtne o fa writ o f/i fa to me direetod
W R IN G STOCK,
Rule t'l Limit Creditor» — Ocean Oprlian’s the 11th day o f March, 1854, on the premises, Vinci, will embrace
a foil and eumplefo ps.prtthe Farm lately belonging to snid dec’ d, situated
C ourt ol l erm t>l January 1854
C n ü m v °o rn tlle Co" rî,"rC om r"0" Pleas « f the- •he said decedents died .7™ ‘ r ÏL*l° 0U.rt.,l*?t
County g f Ocean, will be expused nt Public
on the rend leading from New Egypt to Goshen, menl ol goods in lire «hove line, Ajso Palm
the county ,,f Oce-n nrtl .,Z a , /
estate in JOHN R. IKONS Administrator o f Joseph about I mile from the former place, containing Leaf, Leghorn ami other Straw Hals o f every
¡"V creditor shal,
^ to r
Jr ivr " V
W e ,,'! e5 ,l» y Ih e t w e n t y .n in t h d lv
Urt fo th is r 'T ,? , de<!eaSCil’ hllving maJe »PPfica. about 60 acres. Also, one Wood Lol, conlnin- grade, to which wa cordially- mid res peer fully
of March next, between the hours of nvclve ¡a the p rem isesr i’t ^ Ph E efo l’ ett,ld0l> ’ 0u
to this Couit, under oath that the real and perf " Pers°es interested
Z
[n n ^ l^ ' T
»CK m
j , f , jpng5
ing — acres, near Collier’s Mills, and adjoin ng invite lire attention o f
^^•IvemLTh« Tf,“ " 1'5 w !!a n ,!le Sai;J P^ioJ ntnfh !VJ W’Cl9i
I
G’ « afternoon ol said'day" fieriditaments and rcnl nilro. r f ’ te,,™ f ’,ls»
r
< n ‘ bt°f 6a“ 1 d,iCtdent is ins«'ficient to
at tbe housa of J
e s .. Cowdriek
Cowdr iek in thé town'
Jc.^se
• Cl; urlll‘ " ‘U street, upytirtfo K^irArr
ay Ins debts, according to the b-.st of the lands of Eb.-hx Cook, in Ihe township o f Plurn- and1C
National Hole!.
den^ appear b c t o r a ^ X r ^ 1«
^
sted, counly o f Ocean.
•»the county o f Ocean;
n saul county on the «. . -r
, 1,8 niver: knowledge ot the snid Administrator, and- thereNew York, Dec. 22, 1853. |y.
«cutor. h ° ,0" lherefor »Shiost the said
Sale to tube place between t|ie hours o f 12
■
p
.r
0
aid
o
f
the
Court
in
the
premises
nexr, to show’ enZeJif a a y V r e v t r
and 5 o ’clock p . m - Conditions at sole.
f e /'* « Court,
•much o f the real estâtfo
' 7,
f ’ tvh>' so Tire Court do therefore order end direct the
RICHARD H. CONOVER,
nm bo
hn sold
«nia ........■ -e “f_»aid decedent should
W H O LESALE GRO CERY A N B
not
by Jost’ph^CasíJrJaJfov.'foJro
will he sufficient to pay their r : AJt" lnls rafor to give notice to the errdi
J.m. 10, 1854,
Administrator.
COMMISSION H O U SE .
debts,
hs . i l * T “ e o f “ id deceased to exhibit to
c " ft
“ M
n 'he clerksoffice at Freehold* er'
the sard Administrator under oath or affirmnBy the Cf»urt,
T
1
wm'
iV'
ÜÍ<;(0rI l Ma iav' rs> t||e ” n'l'Tsigned
iron.his her or their accounts, claims nnd deE X E C U T O R S SALE.
J would respectfully rr.form his Imada and
THOMAS C. HARRISON, Clerkmar,ds against , a,d estate, within six months
O f R eal Estate.
Die public, thru he has removed hfs Grocery
feb. 2, 1854. 2m
Negr,
twenty eight 40-1CJÜ acres,
from this time by setting np „ enpy 0f ,j)is D1[j or
or less ¡ being the
The siibseriber Executor o f Alice JeftVey he’ will Í N<1'
W f shill6ton street, whr re
same tract or land whiuh ihe
»p a i;no f i o , r rir ^ T ’ 8,uleiroi->
hr. Will keep n loll tied genera) nssorlmml of
iRDrl o/*iIf Char
II Irn.lnn
r , vndM
. . . uZ
NOTICE.
snidCmjgr
purchased
les
T
fi"Mires lhe nr0Sl publlc |1,a<!f'9 in ,he countS « f c ’d, will sell at Public Vendue at Ihe house
donara reward forjd* apfoebJn'ssion.
^wi"
G
R
O
C É It I E S.
lha Jnmi«on by deed dated April 7 fs.-,i „,,i Lewi’sPd l onV nf eb,eJ 10 Es‘ “ '^ of Johnathan Hsinu lhe e f rW 0T n" ’8i nndal’ ‘> bv „dver. of Jesse Cowdrieh nt the village of 'Porn’s
oept enre will be taken in lire SttL-dion o f
p 1' lllt' *ame>for lb 0 like period, in the Ocean Kiver on Saturday the 25tli day ol’ March 1851,
recorded ¡n Book ff o f Deeds m »e q? : “ ?
J. ESTLE.
Emblem a super circulating in said counly.
between the hours of 12 A. M. nnd 5 o ’clock
Ocean Unurrly Clerk’s Office at Tom’s River
m S e t V a t e t Wl11 SlWUyS " e itjllla‘
lowest
By ihe Court»
W AN TED
1 . M. ol said day, the firllowing described real
a i . ” ™ ............ ..
feeized as the properly or Thomas Cosier „'„d
Consignments of Produce o f nil kinds so lid THOMAS
C.
HARRISO.V,
Clerk
estale,
being
all
that
tract
or
parcel
o
f
salt
“ p1|y|en‘ Person to tnko chgrg
'om’s1,Z
;
Ía,a„Í
í9^
e,í'.1
i
"
S
S
e
C°
^
«
nken in execution nt Ihe srritof Charles H 4 p Clock ami iJ * • . ck.,,‘* ^cwis af Potter’ s
feb * j I8o4. 2m
lueatJow silnqted in the Township o f Dover ted, lo the sale of whieh, fe.a.mat and prompt
uhiia itchooi at Waretówh. Apply ,
Pleget.nnd lobe sold by
'
anil thosie havino
-n
1
1
tl em lor sctUcmerît,
“ c -aim*» vyill present
on the south side of Turu’s Kiver,and joining fttipniinn will he yiven.
Jacob JiirdsalL
r
EDWARD VV. IVINS.
s. S. WYCK0FF & C~a.
lo ali who may lavor me wilh their patrnnuqjrncgst bay mid known as Good Lurk Poinl
January 28 185î
Amos Falkenburff,
•Sheriff.
J'^isc Cowdri.-k,
\\ ; HOLESALB GROCERS, No. 102 Ve-ev Meadows, containing about 244 acres m be raoi T ""a 0 myseít lo «se my utmost endeavors
feb. 9, I 85q 4w * SamuG Birdsall’
Ezekiel I<evvi5.
sold in lots or altogether, a? may suit pur­ to please and merit their favors
ptbru W Fst, J85L
N-w Y «?k7et* ° PPOSile VVasl,:nSton Market, chaser«.
T rustees.
. The pabonage iff the Trade in Orean count.
JS respectfully solicited.
° county
¿»S amuel S. VVvcKorr,
Georbe Cl irk
Conditions made known on day of sale bv
feb, 4. If Si. (¡i
Dec; to, 1853. ly,
-LAkK.
PIT1* Particular attention paid io orders',
D
Salea Room No. 2.
B
1
T
H
I
U
B
S
M
U
N
s
S S iP ip V H
reb 2 3 ..8 5 4 .,s A. LEB
GIW
New York, Dec. 22.
^
LUCK£Y-
Dry lo u d .
Tom's Hiver Railroad!
Effect* o f 1,usury.
T h e r s in « num erous dlsndvanlapps h r.
'•"ssarlly sltendlng Ifir fording el neuI calUr, exclusively On til y food . ( '»Ilio fi'tl
lin e, alter a Unto, 1» runaunin nil that
given them. T h e y boo 1mho inrlilluu*, urn)
L u x u riou s
habits
wl II not, o l cou rse
Look out for the Locomotive !
engen der crim e s ol t u ib u lfn cc 01 violence; I
will not b e co m e the parent ol the rougher I
Any person remitting /Ac Vullukti /Ac
Me JbiU teing Book, wilt hurt it un i
/# any pari o f the United Stale»,
• pottage,
T H E 1.1PE A7tl> IP B B C I1E S
OF
1IKNUY CLAY!
a
,:r.d M e t v ia j ,- but, not the Irss, they
m ay dem oralise n man to his I e a rl’s core
price oj
by matt,
free o f
• POKTIMBMiT DUFOT.
'H E undersigned begs leave to cell the si_ tendon o f his friends nnd thr public, le ble
assortment o f Guns, Pistols, Rifles, 1 Wuetenholms,’ unit other makes A Bowie, Camp,
Sportsmens* and Pocket Knives. A lio, Sports,
mens’ Implements and lion Materials, consist­
ing in part oi French, American and English
Percussion Caps, from all the celebrated ma­
ker* ; Baldwin’s and Ely’s Patent Gun Wad­
ding j Shut Pooehes end Bells, Powder Plssks,
Pocket Companion«, Dram Bottles, Bullet
Moulds, Gun Turntcrews, Gun Worms, Guo
Nipples nnd Nipple Wreaches, Rifle Wipers,
Dog Cells, Dog Couplings, F'sh Hooks nnd
Lines, besides an endless variety of Sportsmens'
Articles.
Is constantly reeelviug from Manufacturers,
n Dill isioiimcnt o f Single and Double-barrel
Guns | also, Pistols, Rifles, sod Rifle and Shot
Guns.
A full (apply ol patent breech.loading Rifles,
Shot Guns and Pistols, * Coil’ s* Patent, and
1Dexinger V celebrated Pistols, as well as ell
other kinds, with the latest improvements.
Sole agent for 1 Klein’s' Patent Primers and
Cartridges, tor patent needle gun.
Pistol nnd Gna Cases, leather and mahogany,
alt o f which will be ottered at very low prices.
Guns, Rifles and Pintols made te order, at
fair prices, nnd ws-ranted
A L F R E D WOODHAM,
(Formerly with E 1 Robbins,)
No. 160 Fulton St., one door We*t o f Broadway,
Opposite 1Saint Paul’s' Church.
N. B.—Particular attention given to the fill­
ing o f orders.
New Y oix, June 9, 1853. If.
1
PEROXID* u f ;
A n Invwtnafeh, 1
Surpassing in Us Indelin,
MINERAL
P a T T -T ’ 8'
•»* »tienila»
1 this Fallii, »he rublo ih... e
Hb»
that It is e chemical u . o , „ lfcV ' f o * * «
kl« ol Iron, j , i, re, * » " . 2
.ù î 'l
ITU A PORTRAIT, and a view of the
\ V Blrlh*|»lato of Mr. ¿Iny#— in o».e hand
T h e y hove nn enervating nnd enfeebling
O N E /‘ N I C E C A S H 8 IN )H E .
I fora* large Belavo volume o f 1300 pages, hesu
connrquently lot» hmtllhy ami thrifty In influence— It hardens and softens a petFIRE OR WEATHER piì()T¡
ARE .ubw.iber. having entered Inin C o-1 bfirdf bound In cloth, gill. Pritr, only >3 ( or
and fo. these pnrpoets
1
rm vluinn, than when loti partly od m oU l sou at the sumo tin e.
parlneffMp, under lite linn o f IKONS k bound in two volumes, cloth, gilt, $3 50.
all Other M .ee.el F w n J T J Ï Î * * ' [
The work here presented in Intended to trace
o r nucruleni food .
T h ey soften bint, ns they render him ALLEN, lor the Irunasetiou uf the Mercantile
proportion it Contains •
^*®»sf li
clearly the career of Mr. Clay from hi* entrance
T h e p ro c e ss which experien ce lio.a tie unable to en d u ie privations or c o p e with business at Tilin'* River, N. J., where they on the tinge o f public tile down to the period o f
have erected s cominudiunn Store House and
P fin o X I D E OF IMr»»,
n n natralrd t o be (lie moat •Judicious unit d llficu llles; T h ey harden him as they no lined it up in • style not surpassed in the coun­ his death—mainly by the light of his osro lofty,
rendering II h.rd, , „ 00|
ltl«N ,
le t the wood «u h , ¡
econ om ica l, and nt II10 sam e lime, the custom Idm to live In a state ol callous try, have just opened a complete ss.orlmenl of persuasive, nnd impassioned eloquence. Mr.
Cley’s parliamentary rflorin, clear, dirret and
thernhy p o .e e ,¡„g it
^ W h q
apathy with respect to the necessities Gund) of every description, con.l.lirg of
heal adapted to prom ote tiie severnl o h
vigorous, embody nil the illustration (bat is
D
R
Y
GOODS,
nerdlul to their lull understanding— the great
jt’ Cls co n lent |du led by the feeder U (he fol­ tupl d ish y ** ol his fellow or,»lures, and ns
Il il siso to be recommended ta,
GROCERIES,
importance, variety and indestructible intereel
pur poses i tod experience asdoL ÏL'S ï
they turn his la te like flint, against any
lo w in g —
HARDW ARE,
of the topics he generally discussed— the char­
ly establish the fact ||,„ J
A trough, o r other (tillable vessel o Appeal w hich m ay disturb his repose o r
CROCK ER Y,
acter nnd ability of the orator, tile direct and
rough or »rnooth
LOOKING GLASSES, rxact bearing o( Ills arguments on the contro­
Plaster Par,,
sufficient capacity, la lo be provided, am i oflend his lalidm isnest, which m ay cause
FURNITURE,
versies and interests o f the limes—alt combine
tered walls— upon lia Or i'ínr" r a
I
Into which a sufficiency o f eul siruw , him trouble o r dem and o f him cflorl or
C E D AR AND W IL L O W WARE, j i . tfc.
to render his speeches umong the most valuable
T h e y make a sickly S ybarite neiA b o the most complete nsoorttnesl uf
o r stalks le t o be put, to furnish nil the labor.
contributions of Patriotism nnd Genius to the
rqvAL. It COfttaiM /hr mrsJ UffTÄ.
1I0{ lias
BOOTS AND SHOES
enlighttnment and elevalioa o f the American
■lit
h *r res ilutlon not g e n tle ; without vigor
animats whli a single meal. F o r ev ery
»I Pa
’quire*
ever ottered to the citizens of Ocean county, people.
»out tenderness.
1
ihree anim als to be led, ad d iour quarts
resell
i
which they will tell nt remurk.hly low price*
Il is »
■h
An- Cash, or merchandize equivalent lo it only.
m eal with just enough w ater lo rnolsfr
No. 102 Chestnut Sheet, Philadelphia.
" « o n t or Red c?
I
has
hn
ud
F ollow th© C ro w d U p T o w n
» tried .nd found
We respectfully cell the attention o f the pub*
BJ- Good nclive men* who wish to engage in
It. and let it stand lor teverul hours, or II
^ w h e r s u t a s a e ,^ ™ “
1
lie to our establishment, with a full assurance thfe sale ol the above work, will be allowed a
M O N E Y ."
Y O U li
practicable, till incipient lermentailnn Ims
R
od
G
ran
ite
lu
R o «6h P ¿
of every endeavor lo please. Our experience discount sufficiently laige lo enable them lo
bemn
to
tttong
In
U,
ind
.
.
”
°**j
in the general mercantile business o f the cuun. make a first-rate business of it.
com m en ced , an d a slight acidity Is per
try civet 0* confidence td assert, that we .hell
withstand the counter aetfon of 1 « ” V
For tbrlher particulars, address
ccpttble. In this state feed it to y o u r anl
have used it rpetk highly of U,
' J
be able to offer inducements to purchasers nev>
JAMES L. GIIION, Publisher,
mats, and you will find that not a particle
er before uiren in this village.
The subscribers have alio « w . i
.
No. 102 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
It I* our intention to nsk but ONE PRICE
w ill be refuse I by them and they w lllcor,
Booth, under date of March 3Qib isao * V . 1
Sept. 15, 1853. It.
heaays—
,w o i>l,«kgkJ
for oar goods, thus givlnr the close buyer no C H O L E R A M O R B U S A D I A R R llt E A
tlnue In belter condition than when fed
Freehold Y eung Ladies' Geminare.
n tvnntnge over die less scrupulous, assuring nil
•• From the analysis, It n «vident
Ert-SCT0AI.LV CORED nr
e x c uslvely o n any other feed. If dcslrn
’ PIUS well-established Institution continues made from it will be ofthe DlOf! risrakL -,
cln«sc* that we are no respecters of persone,
mo»t durati)#
in successful operation. The Principal, ter, not et all liable lo any sHcaim,
believing one person's money to be as good ns B u su es'C a m p h ora ted E xtract o f G in g er. 1
We, the process o f preparing the food m ay
another’s.
S E V E R A L thousand bottles were used last by introducing new arrangements, being as. posurc, or even by heat.
*■*->»
b e further system atized by having sever
Please give us n call before purchasing else­ 0 summer,during the prevalence o fth e Chol­ aisled hy excellent Teachers, is enabled to
Hespecttbllv m *_
el trough* for m ixin g the Ingredients.—
where, ns goods will be shown freely, knowing era, nnd were the means of saving an immense present inducement! to Pare nil andGaardiani,in
„
JAMES’O BOfiTu
ESSF8. IVINS A COWPRRTHWATT
that people ate not npt 'o buy without an ex* number from the ravages ol that terrible scourge. behalf of this School, equal to those o f any other
T h is will enable the feeder to prepare
Professor o f Chrmlstry in the Bid»
have this oay removed their «tore lo W. animation.
JOHN J . IRONS,
If applied In the early stage o f the diseese, no first-class School. The lines o f Public Convey­ Pennsylvania nnd Franklin Institute r r 1*
food In ad v a n ce o f his wants and con se­
McKean’s store-honse
one need ever fear ol having the Cholera: One ance make it convenient to all parts of New
CHARLES ALLEN.
Samples o f this paint, mixed or ein»»*.,,
quently to have a feed alw a ys ready 01
Tom’ s River, May 12, 1* 53.
dose o f this invaluable medicine wilt cheek Di Jersey.
For the sale o f
be furnished grati» to all who #!sh..
» « ‘•
« uNi ii.i l
art hern in » very lew minutes. It in, without
the hour Ilia w anted. A straw -cutter of Dry Gooda,
T he Session consists o f T w o Quarters of trial
any exception, the best remedy for Summer Eleven Week» each. The Bummer Session
B L O W TO U K W H I S T L E !
Hardware,
For sale by the proprietors,
the latest and most im proved pattern,
Complaint
which
has
ever
been
made.
It
¡s
commences on the lit Wednesday in May. The
Crockery,
N. HARPE&4C©
should he found on every farm. It v III
prepared from a prescription o f the late
Iron $ Steel,
W inter Session commences on the 2d Wednesday
No. 31 Commerce st., St coud Btnn ui;i» I
April
14,
1853—
ly.
worJ,«Ui.|
enable the husbandman to w ork up to ve­ Bootc 4* Shoe»,
in
November.
DOCTOR JAMES T. CLARKE.
Terms per Quarter, in Advance.
Cedar Ware,
As the season is rapidly approaching when
r y g ood advantage, a large amount 01
BERtJEN IRON « 0 ^ "
Looking Glasses,
Board, Tuition in all English and Classical
Diarrhoea prevails to a great extent,it ¡ «the
material that w ou ld oth erw ise possess no
OC E A I» BO U N TY, j|pj, ’
duty uf every one to posntns themselves o f i his Studies, and daily instruction in Vont! Music
W A N T E D TO K N O W ?
R E A D Y MADE C L O THING
(including also lights, fuel and washing,) $45.
actual value except for manure. Dy cut
W. BHICX’S Executors contisi. |. s i
r|’ l!E Gentlemen and Ladies of Tom’s River invaluable and justly celebrated Remedy. The
Lessons
in
Music
'
(Plano
er
Organ),
with
use
ol
. nul'acture Cast-Iron Pipe*, o f nil Sim ‘ I
ling corn stalks, tops and butts fine, m ix­
and the surrounding neighborhood may Cholera Is now raging violently in the Went, Instrument, $12.
French, $3.
Drawing,
and our Chief Magistrate, the President of the
every description o f Hydraulic and GsiWi
find at the old *tand o f Gao. C ocnki.ius,
ing them with a quantity ol roots or up
Books,
United Stales, has just fallen a victim to its fa. $1.50. Use of Books, 50 cents.
Casting», Tank Plates, Retorts, fcc., kt.
A N E W S T O C K OF
pies cut into sm all pieces, an d scatfeting
tal effect, It should compel all persous to pro­ Stationery and Sheet Music at book.store pricea.
Plain,
Ornamental, Solid and Holloa (, 1
LADIES' D R E SS
GOODS,
For further particulars, address
O f E v ery Description,
vide
thrmselves
with
this
remedy.
No
one
lnmns,
for Stores, Churches and PaWieB^l
e v e r them a v e r y small quantity o f meal
such as Barege de Ltineu, Lawns, Shalln, Mou.
A . RICHARDSON, Principali
should be without it. The premonitory, or
o f any kind, together with a little salt, n AT U N P R E C E D E N T E D L O W RATES seline de Laines, Ginghams, Calico, itc, ice.,
Freehold, Monmouth County, N.J.
Castings o f all kinds constantly ns w l
well selected and of choice patterns. The qual­ first symptoms o f Cholera, are diarrhrrn, a
March
16, 1852.
3m and made to order, on Ihe non ,n
v ery palatable an d m itrlclous foo l will be ( £ r F o r C A S ff, or its equivalent O N L T
*
ity nnd stylen cannot be surpassed by any in lease of fullness in the abdomen, nauaea, lan­
(t
is
our
intention
to
Make
our
Establishment
guor,
and
a
sensation
o
f
chilliness
and
weak­
secured, and o n e on which most animals
BENJAMIN SNYDER,A,w,
this or any or any other place— the prices very
decidedly the
ness
;
when
this
remedy
is
taken
in
time,
it
is
Bergen Iron Worki.
low. Also a good assortment o f
will winter as well as upon Iho best hay.
sufficient to rid the system of this most desti ucJ. W. PHARO,
)„
C O M P O U N D S Y R U P OF
G E N T L E M E N ’S W E A R .
Pum pkins and squashes, as well as- roots
tive disease. A major il j ofthe cases of Chole­
R.
CAMPBELL,
J*-1« « » » .
I
Cnll and see for yourselves it will begrnti.
and apples, are o l ten prepared and mixed And we iherefore earnestly invite the public to Tying to show our goods, nnd a pleasure to sell ra occur between two and four o’clock in Hie
25, Centre Street, New Y*)
morning! this is a time frequently difficult to rpH IS is a Purely Vegetable Compound, acienMarch 24, 1862,[ |
GEO. CORNELIUS.
with refuse fodder In this w a y . Lint— as coll and examine our stock, and be satisfied of them.
procure the aid ofa physician! it is at this lime [_ tilically prepared from the best Hoots and
1 om’s River, May 26, 1853. tf.
w e believe, the true w ay o f preparing feed 'he truth o f what we soy. W e art well aware
attended with so much danger, that the bene­ Heiba of the Materia Medica, and has gained
IMPORTANT NOTICE I
ficial effects of this preparation me manitesled. an unrivalled reputatiun for the following ef­
tor farm stock o f all kinds is not yet p rac- I l,la' manT l,ersons on c0" 'm« " ':in2 buiincss " d
O cea n Bank,
With regard to the treatment of Cholera, it fects, vis,
vert'se, nnd hold out inducements which they
Used in the country. W e believe the time
B ergen Iron Works,
may be observed that, as a general rule, the
never intend to perform. All we aak Is nn ex­
Regulating and Strengthening Ihe Liver and
January 1st, 1853. ,
will com e when (leant may b e used, so
disease does not attack so suddenly as to pre
Digestive Organa, and Cteaming the Stom­
JI^ A S not removed, as reported by I
amination o f our stock ; our prices will seak
L L the circulating notes outstanding of this elude the possibility o f medical assistance. A
that after paying the Interest o ! th e cost
ach and Bowela,
patent enameled neier fading
Bank must be presented lo the Stale Ttea- relaxed state ol the bowels for a longer or shoit.
for ihemsolvee. We flatter ourselves öfter mao f the fixtures a n d fuel, a sav in g o l nearly ny years’ experience in trade, that our selec­ surer for payment within two years from the er period, gives notice o f its approach in all and thus curing all Billious Disenses, Liver
DAGUERREOTYPES
date, or the funds deposited for the redemption cases ; therefore, when any disorder o f this kind Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Costive are taken only hy the original A. J. Peak,
or quite o n e fourth ol all the liny m ay he tions will be superior
Samv IHi Broadway. Ail those who want e on
of such not« s will be _ivM up to this Institutioe exists, common prudence will s»jge.-; the ne­ ness, piles, Headache». F«*v*v
stade, a>. J then IHe farm er m a y h a v e the TO A NY O T H E E IN T U E M A P ICE T at the expiration of said tiuie.
du.<. Nausea, Los» of Appetite, k c ., and causing nnd perlect iilcenes», nnd especially V»*« i
cessity of resorting to thin remedy. I f this bt thv food tb noorish and support every part,
wish to send them to the old country, w*
(Signed)
BENJ. SNYDER, Prcs’ t
surplus ov e r and a b o v e wlmt he has now , nn-J as wc shall be constantly in receipt of
done in season, the disease may generally be
P U R IF Y IN G TH F . B L O O D ,
jan ]3 — 2y
distance, should get none other, for then|
Goods from New York nnd Philadelphia, it will
arrested in a few minutes.
to sell. W h o a m o n g our enterprising farand thus curing all Humors, Cuinneous Erup­ turea will never change in any climate, and
be for the interest o f all classes to give us their
i-Sbi'AKXU ONLY BY
tions, »Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scald fr "'y beautiful. P r ic e o n ly $1.
m ers, will co m m e n ce trie e x p e r im e n t!
C. A . A L L E N & L. V A N C L E A F
J . it. S. BARNES,
patronage.
Children taken by a new a»4 Wstsniane
Head, Canker, Pimples on the face, Blotches,
OULD respectfully inforin the Ladies o f
Trenton, N. J.
T homas W. I vins.
Ulcers,
Tumor«, Mercurial Disease, O n cers, process. Light dresses should be a'uM.4.
Tom’s
River
and
the
public
in
general,
WtxRti to K bep T hings.— Crusts and
George W. Cowferthwait
Portraits o f sick and deceased persons
&c., Regulating the Secretory Organs, and by
that they have received from the City the Smn
B D Q E H IL L G R A M M A R BC
bits ol bread sh ould be kept in an iron
OL,
Tom'» River, Nov. IC, 1852. dec. 10-ly mer Fashions, nnd a splendid assortment of
enabling them to perform their proper function?, nt private dwellings, as handsome as wl
P R I N C E T O N , N. J.
health,
by a new process. Daguerreci]
pot close ly -co v e re d in a dry c o o l p lace.—
preventing and euriug many painful and dan­
M illinery Goods o f every variety aril style,
at the store lately occupied by C. Egbert, in T3HIS Institution will be opened under th« gerous diseases, Strengthening and quieting the copied or taken over. Pupils taught th«
K eep fresh lard and suet In tin vessels.—
Nervona system, thus allaying Nervous Irrita­ with nil the latest improvements, at a redid
Freehold.
1 supervision ol the Trustees ofth e College
K eep salt pork fat In glazed earthen ves­
14 ANN S T R E E T , near the MUSEUM,
tion, and curing all Diseased of the Nerves, us price, and warranted never to have any di
Thankful for past favors, they solicit a con­ o f New Jersey, November 5th, 1851.
ty in taking tho best o f Daguerreotypes.
M anufactuter and Im porter o f
sels. K eep y e a st In w o o d or eat then
Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps,
tinuance of the same.
T he course o f instruction is designed to af­
Cold nnd Plated Loekelsof every drscriptiss
It is unrivalled in the cure o f all
N- B.
Hats Cleaned and Prissed nt the ford a thorough preparation for College,
w are.
twenty per cent, cheaper than Jewelkrt
F E M A L E C O M P L A IN T S ,
shortest
nnlice.
S oft w ater Is indlspensible to the wnsli- g|A
Tar ms—$225 per annum, payable half- 83 Weakness, General D»bilily, Irregularity, charges. No connection with any other
French Boois, $4. city made.
Fine
Freehold, July 21, 1853. tf.
yearly in advance.
French Dress Bools, 4 50 to $5, (usually
er w om an ; rain, or river w ater, is the
Obstructions, Swelling ofthe feet, limbs, joints, ir. the eity. Morning tight the best.
ID " Don’t Ibrget Ihe Number, 156 Brosdq,
Session to commence on the first Wednesday &c-, caused by weakness; also, Lung and
bost. 11 you have Rood water, d o not 1 •’ allt* t l , ) Congress Bouts 3 60 to $4 ; I-rench
B
A
S
T
I
N
D
I
A
D
R
Y
G
O
O
D
S
.
. East side, fifth door above Liberty St,
__u
___,_K t .___ | Water Proof Boots from 4 50 lo $G. All Goods
ol November, and the first Wednesday of May, Throat Complaints, as colds, coughs, asthma,
u se soda ; it g iv e s a yellow ish tinge to are warranted to give satisfaction. liepairing,
Over Beebe’s Hat Stole,
R. FOUNTAIN, hnvins removed from liis and continue twenty-one weeks each.
consumption, Vc., also, dropsy.
Established 1840.
New Yortformer location (Niblo’ n Garden) lo No.
the clothes. If y o u bu y aoap, it ia most Stc., done in the store.
Mr. Cameron having accepted an appoint­
June 30, 1853-ly.
653 Broadway, would invite the attention ment
of
Hnving made use of the Compound Syrup of
as Tutor in the college, withdraws from
econ om ica l to u se hard soap lor w ashing *•Quick Sale* and Small Profit,,” i, my motto.
ladies and gentlemen to his India Chinese and hi3 position as Principal of the school— but re­ Yellow Dock Root, prepared by C. Mojrsi: &
H. B. JONES, 14 Ann
clothes.
SO M E RV ILLE F IR E -P R O O F PAIN
French Goods, as displayed at hi* present tains his connection with it as instruction in Co., either ourselves, or in our families, and
Street, New York.
stand. For articles combining novelty with Greek.
March 17, 1853.— ly
T o wash c o lo re d dresses, turn the In­
HIS valuable article having been thorough
finding it to be a very salutary and effectual
T . W . C A TT E L L, Principal.
durability, and economy with beauty, Mr. F. H. C. Cnmeron, Greek. W. C. Cattell, Math. pieparation, we do most cheerluliy recommend
tested by analysis, and approved of
ner side out, a n d wash them In c o ld w a­
feels satisfied that the many goods he has of C. W. Hodge, Latin. '
practical Painters, who have used it, i4B9
it to lire public ns a very valuable medicine.
L. Westcott, Assist.
ter, la which a little boiled soap is well
Oriental manufacture scarce need recommen­
roli
E . Bourne, Esq., Cashier Nntronal Bank, ofl'erej to the public as a paint having grot
Princeton. N. J* August IS, 1851.
EALF.R in Provisions, Fish, B otter, dation, while his assortment of fashionable
m ixed ; rinse them well in clean c o ld wa
The Trustees o f the College of New Jersey, Providence, R. I. j A. W. Spencer, Esq., Cash­ body, and strong adhesiv«» q lalitics- and panic*
_
Cheese, Lnrd, Sails No. 191 Greenwich st., goods commends ilst-lf lo all followers o f ihe having purchased the Edgehili property in this ier Lime Rock Bank, do. do. d o .; llev .W m . ularly adapted to painting Roofs, Bridges, Cii
ter and the last time with a little salt In (old number, 184,) between Fulton nnd Vesey
latest mode.
place, appointed the undersigned a committee Phillips, Rev. J. B. Richmond, C. 8. Jones, House«, Vessels, &c., and in fact, nil bniklii/t
the water, and dry them in the shade.— streets, Netv York
N. D.—Just received a number o f Canton to lease the said property to some competent editor Providence Gen .Advl.. \Vm. Field, M. exposed to fire or water, as it is of an imperii,
Consinnily on hand, Mess Pork nnd Beef-, Cumplior Trunks.
T h e y should b e washed an d dried with
person, for the establishment ot a preparatory W. G. M., Cyrus Fisher, M. E. H. P., James ous as well as an incombustible nature. It dries
also Smoked Hams, Slioaldera, Beef, Tongues,
New York, May 19, 1853— ly.*
school under the supervision o f the Board. The Hutchinson, G. S. Dea, V . J. Entes, Doct. Bcnj. quick, and in a few weeks forms a coat similar
as m uch expedition as possible.
Salmon, Mackerel, Ac.
undersigned have entered into an arrangement Colby, nnd one hundred others o f the most to a perfect slate, and will not fade from ‘•xpo
March 3, 1853__ ly.
Isinglass Is a m ost delicate starch for
sure to the weather. For a¡1 kinds of Ira.
for this purpose, with the Kev. Thomas H. respectable families o f Providence.
W H OLESALE.
This certifies that I have for a number of work, it will be found invaluable,* a* it entirely
m uslins. W h e n boiling co m m o n siarch,
Book and Stationary House in N ew Y ork, Cattell, an alumnus, and for som« time a tutor years been acquainted with Ihe composition and prevents corrosion.
C O R N IN E G Y P T .
,
in the college, who, in connection with Mr. \V.
put in a little tine salt it will prevent ils rp H E subscriber bos constantly on hand at Ihe
\ THE CASH PLAN ! Extensive Sales C. Cameron, also an a ’ umnns of the college, mode of manufaclure o f Morse’s Compound
Persons desirous o f a cheap and dmable paio/
and
No
Losses
make
it
prhfitable
at
very
slick in g .
X NEW EGYPT Mills, Flour, Corn, Feed
proposes to open the school for the reception o f Syrup of Yellow Dock Root. I have also been will do well by giving it a trial.
M ildew stains are very difficult to r e ­ nnd Bi-an, which he will sell on tho most rea­ Low P rices.
July 14, 1853-tf.
acquainted with its modus operandi in disease,
pupils early in November next.
MASON
BROTHERS,
23
P
ar r How, opposite
sonable
terms,
J.
H.
MORGAN.
From their long acquaintance with the gen­ and can say that in all respects it is admirably
m ove from linen, the most effectual wny
the A stor House, NEW YORK. Oiler one o tlemen above named, the ccnunrtlee feel war rnicuinled to remedy thal elass of Diseases for
New Egypt March 31, 1853.
T.nrKS for Chnrehfr, Building», Ridirne
is to rub soap o n the spots, then chalk, and
IsJC most tAtciiblvc Blocks and cuuipleie »»soil ranted in commending them to public confi which it was desi, ,ed. It is especially valua.
Stations, Ac.— The undersigned
munts in the country of BOOKS and STATION dence and patronage.
bleach the garm en t in the hot sun.
WANTED.
bie in Indigestion and all its attendant symp­ succeeded in counteracting, eflectually, Ibtlu­
toms, it excites to healthy action Ihe Liver, ll ae nee of the changes of temper«!«?*?^
James Carnahan!]
N Agent to sell the WOODWORTH Plain­ ERY, For Cash Only .
Ink and iron mould m ay he taken out,
The amount of goods in our line purchased by
removes Torpor, and inactivity of this organ, ihe pendulum, and introducing a net? ttgui«’
ing Machine, in the Counties o f Ocean,
J ames S. G re en .
b y wetting the spots In milk, then c o v e r
cnualry
merchants
is
usually
quite
small
com­
and stimulates healthy action In ail Ihe system. tor, by which great accuracy o f time is pw®
Charles Hodge.
Monmouth, Burlington and Atlantic, nnd other
them with co m m o n salt. It should be conniifs in New Jeraey, on shares that will pay pared with th*ir dry goods, hardware, and other
As a Depurator or purifier of the blood, it has ced, also the retaining power (which keep»»
John Maclean.
clock going while being wound), are prfF"
no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, M. D.
d on e before the garm en ts have been one thousand dollars per year. Address W , C* bills; and this very circumstances absolutely
compels jobbers in the book business, who sel
Providence, R. [., Jan. 4, 1853.
to furnish Clocks superior to any ma* » »
Patent Galvanized Iron.
w ashed. A nother w a y to take ou t ink is Kneeland, 62 Cortland street New York.
on
time,
to
get
larger
profits
in
order
to
make
April 7, ISoJ.-tl.
Prepared hy C. MORSE &- CO., 446 Broad­ United States. Ample opportunity *w * *
up for the losses and extra expenses necessarily m W E L V E YEARS’ EXPERIENCE in the
t o ulp it Into m elted tallow . F or line d e l­
^
way, New York, end sold bv Druggists and forded lo test their performance, and
involved in a credit business o f small amounts
I I U H D ’ S G O LD EN GLOSS
use of Galvanized Iron in the praclical others throughout this and other countries.
proving satisfactory when complfl^»
,.
icate m uslins, this the best w ay.
t is also easy for the merchant to make arrange purposes o f life, shows it be proof against rust,
rejected.
Astronomical
Clocks
m
aat
•
”*
F
o
r
the
Hair.
April 28, 1853— ly*
F or fruit o r wine stains, m ix tw o tenwhether exposed lo water or atmospheric influ­
ranted equal to any imported.
. a
MONG the many preparations for the ments to buy his book bill for cash ; though
sp oonfuls o f w ater and o n e of spirits o f
ences.
Glass (illuminated) Dials of the ibC*l
growth of the Hair, this Golden Gloss might not he so convenient for him to purchas
ACTORY and Steamboat Bells are rept
his
larger
bills
in
this
way.
ROOFING o f this imperishable material is
salt, let the stained part lie in this for tw o
takes the lead. Three reasons will be given
constantly on hand, nnd chimes oi any fill description furnished.
These considerations have led us to adopt in in extensive use, requiring no point.
SH E RR Y 4- RYAN,
m inutes then rinse in cold water. Or wet why it is so universally used and preferred“to our business, from this date. January, 1854, aqj
nnmbei and tone, cast to order.
W
IR
E
FENCING,
which
is
cheaper
than
fill others. 1st, Because it has proved the most
T he subsribers ai e agents for Mr. G. Hoi Sug Harbor, L. /., Nov. 19 1853-tf.
the stain with hartshorn.
effectual in baldness. 2d, Because it imparts following principles, viz : Smabl Profits Un­ any Other kind, nnd much more durable.
brook, who is proprietor of the oldest establisnNails, Bolts, Hinges, Telegraph Wire, Sheath­
T o"clean a carpet, sh ake and beat it a beautiful dark gloss and delightful perfume fo varying P rices a n d T erms A lways Cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers o fa num­ ing for Vessels, Lightning Rods, Corrugated ment in Ihe country, and whose Bells lmve for
the
Hair.
3d,
Because
the
Ladies,
with
fine
w ell, lay it upon the floor a n d lack it firm ­
forty years maintained a reputation second to
discrimination, which they all’'/possess, have ber o f the leading and most extensively seiling Iron Houses, entire and complete, lor Garden none, having teceived the first premiums wher­
Is published every Thursday,«*
ly ; then with a clean flannel wash il o v e r adopted it. Many other reasons could be g ven Sehool Books ia the country, as well as works Lodges qr Workshops.
ever they have been exhibited, never having
T O M ’ S RIVER, OCEAN COUNTY.3' '
Pamphlets, describing the article, Certificates,
with on e quart o f bu llock's gall, m ixed why it is a great favorite, but those who want in other departments, our facilities are unsur­
been surpassed by any competitor at the various
passed.
& c., will be forwarded to nny part o f the U. S.
w ith three quarts o f soft c o ld water, and more have only to give it a trial. Price 25 cts.
Call upon us, or send an ojder, and judge for upon applientien, by the Manufacturers and Fairs in New Yord, Boston, and elsewhere.
TE RM S.
, !6)
in large bottles. For sale by Druggists and
M r. H. also manufaclurea Churh Organs and
yourselves, ii the saving you can make by buy­ Importer, under License of the Patentee.
r u b It o f f with a clean flannel o r house Storekeepers everywhere. *
St MCTIY IN APVAKCE,
Town Clucks o f superior quality, orderfcfor nii
When
the
publisher
forwards
he
PJ
.
ing
o
f
us
for
cash
is
worth
while
MARSHALL
LEFFIIETS,
cloth. Any particularly dirty sp ot should
Large discount to Merchants.
of which may be addressed in
Our location is very central, and easily found.
his owe. e-dpensc, $2 00 a year, will b
10 Broadway, New York.
W . C. HURD, Proprietor,
b e rubbed with pure gall.
L
’
HAS.
ST
A
R
R
,
J
r
.
&
Co.
Staud on the Astor House steps, and look straight
which must be pa id stbictxv in AI>V
Mny 5, 1853—fim.
304 Broadway, New York.
117 Fulton fit.. N. Y ,
Advertisements not exceeding ope t ^
orward across the cornur o f the Park, and you
Dec. 1, 1853. ly.
November 19, 1853.— 2-ly
„ A t the depot, a fe w days ago, said tl.e
ahnot avoid seeing our signs. Remember, the
length, will be published **,reeWi!c ¿{»lit
T H E M EXICAN MUSTANG LINIM ENT
ame is.
f
.dollar, and continued at twenty-«'
G roton M ercu ry, w e noticed a fellow se a ­
W M . B U R G E R 8c C O .
WOOD'S
MASON BROTHERS.
IS NO L O N G E R AN E X P E R I M E N T
»veek,
,
* in Oil
ted o “ ar the d o o r o f on e o l Ihe ladies’ Y T 7H 0L E S A L E DRUGGISTS, No. 34 Court
O R N A M E N T A L IRON W O R K S ,
Yearly adverlising nnd nnper, * ■
feb 2. 1854 tf
has become a fixed fact. OVER FOUR
land street, New York, lmporfers of
apartynents w ith a few pounds o f hair
R id g e R o a d , P h ilad elp h ia,
J
O
B
P
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I
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T
I
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—
N
U
c
II
A
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MILLIONS
OF
BOTTLES
HAVE
BEEN
Genuine Drugs, Chemicals, &c.
su rrounding h is mouth, A little b o y p a s­
P H IL E M O N D. H A IG H T ,
SOLD within the last l»vo years, and universal 7R C N STATUARY, Lions, Greyhounds, Netv- CARDS,
Mnnuiacturers o f the Premium Friction
satisfaction has followed is use, because it al- L foundland Dogs, Fountains o f beautiful
CHECKS,
sin g Ihe room with his parents, o n seein g Matches, superior to any made. Refiners of
PROVISION SALESMAN
BOOKS,
»vays peiforms what it promises. It is g u a r a n ­ designs and vaiioua sizes, Iron Stairs, spiral
Saltpetre, Croton Brand, hnving three times
the object, exclaim ed —
ITH MANNERS & MARTIN, Wh n t ie d to cure Piles, Rheumatism, or Sores and and straight, on improved plans: also Irou
labels,
^
taken the Premium at the American Institute.
sale Grocers, Provision and Commissior Ulcers of any kind. It is also warranted to cure Railings and Verandas, comprising upwards of
•• Oh ! mother, mother, just see that
Agents for the Williamstown Glass Works.
Merchants, No. 267 Washington Street, (nea
Ring Bone,Splint,or Sweeney on Hornes. Thou­ 200 dosigns.
W illiam Burger ,
man with a cat in his mouth.”
POSTERS,
the corner o f Warren St.,) New York.
BILL-HEADS. cmc0LAB8^
Designs and specifications will be sent lo any
sands of certificates in proof o f these cures could
Gko. R. H endrickson,
Mr. H. will be happy to see his old friends be given, but are deemed unnneceeestry where part ofthe Union, bv addressing
A lady, a regular shopper, who had in. April 21, *53. tf.
John C. H all .
and ne»v customers at the above place, when it is guarantied. Only use it strictly according
ROBERT WOOD, Philadelphia.
duced an unfortunate clerk to tumble his
buying Pork, Beef, Hams, Slrofilders, Fish, to directions, and use il thorougiidv , nnd »on
_____M
,;|
A
. C . c LEAN ,
June 2, 1853—If.
OTICF, i* hereby given thnt.n writ of at­
Butter, &c.
whole stock o f stockings, objected that
will not be disappointed in ils effects. Who
tachment has been issued out of the cir­
New York, February 23, 18S4.-tf.
I \
JttUWCi «MU
p W, J
would suffer with piles or rheumatism, when
N O T 1C E .
none were tong enough.
cuit Mart o f Ocean county, at the suit of Aifreil
Toms R|ver,j|.ï
they can be cured for from 25 cents lo one dolWhereas my tvife Ann has left my bed and
“ I want the very longest hose that are Collins, against the estate o f John Bonnet, an
G. B . S M I T H ,
Aguusl 28, 150.8
lar 1 It is pul up in 25 cent, 50 cent, nnd $1 board without just cause or provocation ftom
absconding
debtor,
for
five
hundred
dollars,
and
made.”
^ jy ffO L E S A L E dealer ¡„ , and Importe
bottles, nnd sold by all dealers in Drugs and me, 1 hereby notify nil persons that I will not
returned at January Term, A- D. 1854.
••T h en m adam ,” said the polite y o u n g
T )L A N K DEEDS, M orlgsg*.
Wines, Liquors and Segars, No.
Mrdicines.
A. G. BRAGG Sc. Co.,
W . 1MLAY JAMES,
pay any debts of her contracting
a x n n d n itS
K
llh lH P Itfl» » E o n .
xKuf.
] ) PExecutions,
Subpœuas,
West Street, (near Duane,) New York
m an, “ y o u had better apply to the next
Noi 304 Broadway, N. Y.
F. J, SeET-a, Alt’ y.
Clerk.
JOHN f i VANNOTE.
Sherilf’s
Sales, ite. ite., lor saie a
Dec. 15, 1853. ly.
Feb. 3. 1853__ tl.
January 12, 1854.
2m
Dated Dec. 20, 1853. tf
en g in e house.
i
JAMES L. ORION, Publisher,
M
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tM m sSD
—S T OY E S ,~
MORSE’ S
VfeUo-7/ Do/,’c Root.
People's Store,
terms
j
A . J . Beals
A
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II. B. JONES,
T
French Boots & Shoes.
M
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Abner Osborn,
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