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TOM’S RIVER, N. VOL. 1.—NO. 6. ■ t :. : '■'■ ' ‘it gone, and he says there Is a favorable W ritieni HISCEXIAITY 1 But you can sit with me darling,' Inter rupted the nurse. action. Do not despair my husband i Alice will yet be restored to us. Hope ' Step-Mothers. While I was thinking of this ill-timed •I'Ti'S, speech, my father entered the room and the best. Continued watching must • And so Mr Burton Is really #>lng to A few year» since if fell to my lot to get marry again,’ said toy oousin Caro affectionately kissed my forehead. fatigued you—why not try to obtain som ‘ What Is the matter, Alice 1 W hatjias sleep ?’ teach Susan, a deaf girl, whose father lives be I be ha line, as 1 took my work basket and seated in the i>outh,eiu part of Maryland. Though gone wrong 1' ‘ If my child lives, to God and you wld please oui myself beside her, J am now deprived of the delightful em I made no reply for 1 did not wish to she owe her life,’ replied my lather, with • And who is the happy person 1' I ask ployment of directing her studies, still I tell the truth. solemnity; for I recognized his voice.— ed. have the privilege of seeing her quite often- ‘ Happy indeei ! Who would think of 1 Come and sit on my knee, Alice; 1 ‘ Her own mother could not have watched She Is afflicted with a delicate constitution. wanttota'k wills you,' he continued, her with more untiflng assiduity and dis expecting happiness where step-mothers Her complexion is dark, and her eyes ure are concerned !' she exclaimed. rather reluctantly obeyed. interested affection, r 4- ' - ff. ¡eft us,' he re- F,*r dearly two week yn« • But is not the lady amiable, Carolinef belong to the order of Asiatic optics, Orléans Picayune tells tli -died, ‘ I knowyoodiave been very lone left this sick chamber; let me prevail on I continued. father Is a physician, and has recently lowing capital yarn:— While passing ‘As to that I do not know,' was the an ly nnd unhappy. I have* been,..thinking you lo take some rest. Alice sep-.is easi been appointed a Justice of the District through one ol the principal afreets, we t couple r tny child, that If yon lied somebody to er now, and I will remain in alone with swerj 'I um not acquainted with hr — Court by the Governor of Maryland. Her sow In front ol a c-acing house a large re° W'ood ward tells f love and care for you with a motherly af her,’ he added earnestly. Bnt I really think Mr. Burton a cruel man. mother died before Susan was out of her black turtle dragging hfs slow length fection, it would bo much pleasanter.— •lam not fatigued Edward,' was the He cannot have his child’s happiness at teens. In speaking of her mother, she along on the sidewalk, and quite a number '*>D— . had a mlsuriderstancJin« Should you not like a newpnoUier, my Al gentle rejoinder. ‘I will remain until eve heart, or a stango woman would not bo was accustomed to spell on her fingers ! two geienllomen alluded to, am ice V ning; for she might awake nnd find no had gathered to look at tbs ’cretur.’ Soon u brought into his family, to destroy the the words “ my dear mother." The in dusky little negro man who had just come Hog forms although 1 do not want another mother 1 She one near her. 1 hope she may yet regard morry days of Clara. I do not believe terest l felt ill Susan, let me say, grew in aiong with a very little dog, looked at the all three of them were profosslnnnllv i-i. will not love me ami I atmii love her. me with different feelings, I must try and that a good step mother ever exisled.’ to an affection which Is now tco strong to turtle with apparent astonishment for n ding the circuit pretty much together.— ' Why, Caroline, you speak very warm ‘ Mrs. Hammond, who has been talking win her love* to the child 1' asked my father, sternly.— overcome,and which will only be extin moment, and asked. the young ones belli r well aware of the ly, and without much experience, I fear,' Was it a dream, or did my step mother guished at death. Colonel’s Irnsdable nature determined, as said Mrs. Marshall, a fi¡end who was vis • Such feelings come not without some speak? Could one whom I had disliked ■ Wha, what you col! dat m feller !’ cause. 1 was alwuys kind, (for I could not be ‘ That's a turtle answer-d a bystander,’ they left one of the court* for another to iting in the family, and ovei heard the ob and slighted, think and feel, as she had otherwise) to Susan, taking care to make liuve sonic sport at his expense by the ‘ Gorry I what dey do w;d um !’ servation. I he person addressed did hot dare say, spoken ? her happy and cheerful. She Is Inclined way. • Perhaps I do,' replied Caroline. * Bui and therefore made some evasive answer. •Make soupot him.’ The tone expressed sincerity, but her to be melancholy, I fear the death of her They accordingly got about half an candor ctmiiauls me to say that l have ob It did mol satisfy my father, for a long ‘ Soup !—ya,y.,V --vhat a looking fellow actions testified more than words. mother has operated to the injury of her nour's start In flic leaving, and presently served more discord and unhappiness in time he remained silent, looking disap dat is to make soup ob! Heah, Cæsar I sighed unconsciously, and with an el- health. they arrived at a brood dark stream, Hint families, produced by step-mothers, limn pointed. fort opened my eyes My step-mother bile him !’ said die negro lo the dog as lie I have often tried in vain to banish from looked as if it might bo a doz -n tcet deep from any other cause.’ ‘ Alice,' he resumed, smoothing down my sprung to I he bed side, and with a took of stir rod the turtle with his cane. The dog, my mind (lie palnlul conversation which but which In reality, was hardly more • But you should recollect, my dear, hair, afT Cflpnalelyt, be always good and anxiety took my hand within hers, and seeming to know a little more about the she had with me, on the subject of her than as many incite*,*crossing It they pul Hint your remark might beqttalilied some obedient, and no one can help loving you, bent over me. Onr eyes met. I could not 'nalur of the baste,’ than did Jiir, waster mother just before she ceased to be my led off ihrlr coots and bunts, and sat qui- what. There are exceptions to every Mrs. Hammond, l trust 1 need noire- resist Ihe itnpulse which compelled me to hung back a Utile, but finally ho ciawled pupil. With a serious lace, she told me edy to watch for the old tartar. rule. Do you not suppose that there h ive mind you ¡hat 1 wish the lady I shall bring raise my arms and clasp them about her up to get o smell of (lie strange customer, been step mothers who loved children that she wished she could she her mother Jogging along, at icnglb came Uw old here as my w ile treated with due .re neck, and she bent to kiss me. My tongue when the turtle made a snap at his foot not their own, and have been equally be spect.’ otCJ more. follow. He looked firsl at the youngsters, was loosened. The tears rained from my and seizing it In hts mouth, squeezed it so who were gravely draw ing on their boots loved by them in return!’ asked .Mrs. ‘ He need not expect that I will give up hitherto closed eyes, 03 1 family murmur I said to her, “ you cannot expect to see unmerciluily that the puppy got up .-.ome Marshall and coats, as if they hud just had a swim, my authority,’ muttered nurse, as my la ed : her as long as you live upon earth-” ol the tallest kino of yelling, and till; negro • I will not dispute that you may know ano then lie looked at tiie broad-creek thru ther left the room. ‘ If he does he will “ Ah,” replied she, “ 1 wish to die, that I made no less nc ise than the dog. f l B f o of such cases, but I cannot say as much 1 Forgive me forgive me! You are my rolled between. The Colon#) was awfisb find himself much mislaken. I'm not to mother!’ may have once again the pleasure of see , Iii y i—ow ,w,’ yelled the dog, while for myself, snid Caroline firmly. be dictated to.' ing my dear mother.” ly puzzled. ‘ Do not talk, my dear Alice,’ she repli his master puffed like a locomotive, and ‘ 1 think I could convince you are mists- Thus were my dislikes and Tears aug ed, wipmg away the tears. • You Imve I felt rtnnnyod at the words of my inte exclaimed,— is this cieek swimming” ho growled ken; but i fear my remark!On this tils mented, The dreaded day came, f was resting pupil, and requested her not to after some moments. been very stek, but with gooi1 nursing ‘Gorry mighty! you brack toad, why agreeable them“ Sguid hoi^e lisi «ned io seal for loK sniji new mvther for the first you will soon be well again.’ talk on to solemn n snRject; but she No reply was made, (he voiing men with much pleasure,' rejoined the visit- time. not tet go da; ar ting • And how can 1 see my dailing Alice seemed unwilling to leave off. sniqny inouuiew lutai iior«es gnu rode on, or. After thrashing him lustily over the shell some liiifo distance I went down reluctantly, fearing, I safe again and hear her asking your for II She was so kind to me before her and stopped to waten ‘ You wrong me,’ said Caroline with with a sugar-cane stick, until he had bro our hero, to know not what, and timidly entered the giveness Without following herexample!’ death,’.', continued she, “ i really cannot u armth. ken his weapon to pieces, he seized the ai hi; tint-fit, Wad I beard not hlng fry per exclaimed a voice, ll was nurse Ham cease ti think of her. I am sorry that 1 Tim Colonel slowly divested himself of t requested Mrs. Marshall to proceed tm tie by the head and attempted to force disparagement I must have been prepos mond, who had entered unpercelvfd and am bereft of her kind attentions.” bools coat, pintaloons and drawers.— which she did. as follows: him to release his hold of file dog. Unfor sessed In her favor. She was young and threw herselfAt my niolhei's.tcet. “ I will try to supply her place lo you,” These lie neatly tied up In his handkerchief 1 For the sake of convenience I si all tunately Cuffy got Ids thumb in the same beautiful, and her brighl blncir ryes spar •It Wii3 I who have done nlf the mis- snid I •• I am truly sorry that you have and remounted, and as he was a fat, short put my relations in the first person.— kled wlllr good humor and happiness, ns chlef,' slip continued. ‘She was taught by been deprived of a kind and affectionate trap with the dog’s foot, and then there was man—with a paunc h oi inordinate size, When I was leu years old toy mother di music. Finally the ‘ bark slipped’ from she sat by the lire, gaily «dialling with me to dislike you, and all step-mothers. parent. We shall all die ; as your friends rather Inadequate legs, a race like a with- ed. I dj l not realize her loss, butawheti the negro’s thumb, and he extended his my father, Dot your kin loess to a riiotherlessgiil has must die." ered apple, and a brown whig, there is no she was borne t o her last resting place, area of freedom to such a distance that ‘And so this is Alice,' she observed as I won my heart. You are not so heailless doubt he made on interesting picture a - an 1 the earth thrown over her, I sobbed “ 1 love my father,” remarked she In an there was no immed,ate danger of being slowly advanced. ‘Sit by me my dear as I imagined. Here will I remain until he bestrode his steed, wilh the breeze hold as though my heart would break. emphatic manner. “ If he should die be harmed by the turtle which, ‘Adhesiveness and fell me all about your books and les- you forgive mo to«.’ ing gentle dalliance with the extremities Her health had always been delicate, fore me, what should 1 do ! I am so sick 17,' still clung to the dog; and it was with snns. We shall becoma very good friends ‘ Everything is forgiven, Mrs. Ham ol his on’y garment. and 1 was petted and indulged quite too ly, that I four 1 shall be a burden to my considerable difficulty 'bet his jaw could when we are betler acquainted'’ mond,1 replied my mother. much for my good. liiends. ! should preler to die before my be opened sufficient!; v/ide to render unto Slowly and cautiously diJ the old gen I could not have disliked her, I cou’d • Good leeling is restored, and I feel sat fallier.” Being an only child, I was almost Idol! CiBiar that which was Canal’s.’ The tleman und In's horse fake the creek.— not have resisted that winning pleading ¡shed,' sai.l my hither stepping forward' I was silent; |or I did nat like Ihis kind ze I by b .if» parents ; but the beneficial puppy was no sooner at liberty than Cuffy Hall a length and iho wuler was not ft (. way, had 1 not made up my mind not to will ta countenance radiant with huppi influence my mother exerted over me. of coversatlun, It was so foreign to my sang out, • lleah, Cm-nr, come away from I ick deep. Here the horse stopped to take be pleated with her. My father looked ness. feelings. a drink. A length and the creek was no prevented evil consequences. Was 1 du- surprised and nfonifiefi, and my mother dar! an’ if dat 1 hasty plate ob soup’ gel Another kiss from (aider and mother She said, “ my father (reified me kindly deeper! Thirty foeffov’berand a ,-forin, ( iful, an I unusually attentive to my les disappointed. our linger In him n nuT agin, he may iiiie and I was ¡elt alone with my old nmse despite my faults. He used to go into my shoaling sons—her kin ! affectionate words, a fond , ‘ Can you not speak, Alice! You are till him (oofacke, dat’s all I got to say I chamber at night to see if I was comfoita- kiss, or a smile of encouragement was a not usually so silent,' as it excusing my Hammond. ’bout’urn!’ The negro put, and the dog I Here Colonel D. reined up. ‘There is ble. 1 often think of this, sufficient reward. taelinrnlly. In my excited and nervous stale sleep holibled after him on three legs, leaving a a cussed swift channel between this and “ Your father is very kind,” said f. Was I remiss or careless—the grieved ‘Do not urge her, F,I ward, I am a strap necessary. Nurse fold me of the crowd ol spectators who were shaking Dm fond, see ho v the water runs, mutter- “ 1 love my father and molher too well, ed the Colonel.’ and reproachful glances front her mild eye ger, you know, nnd she is not awarr ■> ol erne und anxiety my mother had their sides with laughter. I know, but I cannot help it," said she._ would Immediately soften my feeli: gs ami love her even now,’ , ..sscil by my side, arid I fell into a quiet A sharp lush made the horse spring (fie nuke ine ob'dient. slumber. "I am afraid that I shall also be deprived ‘ My father gave me permission to retire One of Ihe recent witticisms among (fiat wa'ciy waste und another carried the The sorrows of childhood are not last of Ihe kind and affectionate attentions of a and 1 availed niysell oi It with more pleas • Need yon be told Caroline, resumed remarkably willy people, the Gothamites, norse and rider safely to tiro opposite side. ing. rtiy la I her turned to me in Ids grief lather, 1 would hate to stand ulonc in this ure tlipn 1 dared manifest. Days and Mrs. Marshall, alter n short pause, 1 that is to speak oi New Jersey ns . State not 1 he creek was nowhere more limn a foot and lonleiness, and for a time I was happy dreary world.” deep. weeks passed away. My mother endeav Hie identical Alice was niysell, and the included in (he United States. A st iry, I was confided to the care of a woman “ Suppose I take care ot you,” suggest ored by every means in her power to identical slep mother my ow n!’ which is supposed to justify this pungent A wild yell from Ihe young ’unj an wlio had lived in the family since niy ed I. gain my good wi I. She Interested her- ‘ And you learned to love her?’ asked thrust against the Jersey Blues, is told by nounced their approbation ol'tlie sport a< mother's marriage. She had aeled in the selfin my employment, smiled pleasantly Cuioline, The girl looked in my face, while a a city paper as follows ; they galloped away. capacity of nurse anil companion to the ' As an own parent. Gratitude and love smile played about her mouth, and she upon me, and spoke words which are ev A distinguished member of the Now ‘ * ,lca,eh you, you infernal rascals!' was latter, nnd was very fond of me. It w as took the place ol'disliko. To ihe day of said, “ you are joking ? ’ er acceptable lo young and confiding York bar was retained on one occasion giOJnd between Col. D.'s teeili; and he probably t his circumstance that prevailed her death, she treared nip wilh kindness, hearts. “ No Susan, t am in earnest," answered by a friend, also u New Yorker, lo nilerid galloped in hit pursuit muttering upon my lather to leave me so much in veil- * But all In vain. We had no feeling in Her memory is revered, und her viitues I feeling a litltle queer. lo n complaint against him before a New geaner on his foes. remember'd.’ her 3oclely. She was rather an ignorant common,and I was indignant that she "How can you keep me!” said she Jersey justice for an alleged assault and On on—they spo I the pursuer and woman, and bad many superstitions, one should ask or expect Hint I would regard • You have convinced me,’ said Caro looking incredulous. battery upon one ol the residents of the line. pursued. The youngsters laughed and ■of which was a violent antipathy to step her with other sentiments. “ Why, I will build you a house, and ‘old Jersey Slate.’ mothers. 1 And when you hear step-mothers dis you will have a kind man to take care oi yelled and screamed—the Colonel damn ‘ Why do you shun me, Alice?’ she “ I appear tor the prisoner," said (he ‘How this dislike originated, I know not paraged and their conduct censured, hear you, if you like il,” observed I. ed with mighty emphasis, while his shirt said to me one day. 1 Will you love me counsellor to the modern Dogberry. but her ideas on this supjeet were repea- both sides ; for in nine eases out of ten “ Oil, my dear teacher quickly replied fluttered and cracke 1 in the wind llko a as a mother? You are the same to me ■ You abhears lor de bris’ncr do you ! loose flying jib, ted so often in my tiearing, that naturally they are blameless. Host assured, Caro she, “ I would not like to have a stranger ns my own child I would do anything nnd who den be you ?” interrupted Ihe jus- 1 also Imbibed the same opinions. I was line, Mliey are more sinned against than take care ol me." On- to make you happy.’ lice, eyeing him from head to foot with nn—Hie pursued reached a f irm, taught to dread nothing so much as a sinning.” “ Am I a stranger,” said I. marked curiosity ; “ 1 ton’t know you ; house on Hie road-side. Their passing ‘ Yon are not my mother I Mrs. Ham. step-mother ; one that would usurp the “ No I" exclaimed she. •• Do you mean valr he’s you come from, and vot’s yrr slaftfod a flock of geese from a fence cor place of my dead mother, and no doubt round says so, my mother Is dead. And A shrewd Scotchman, who lived to be ynursell ?” and she trembled like an aspen name ?” ner, widen, as Hie Colonel dashed up met treat me unkindly. flinging the arm that was around my neck an old bachelor, was once asked why he leaf. The counselor modeslly gave hi« name, with outstretched wings, elongated necks One year passed away. My father he- I ran to my own room. did not get married. ' Because I don’t like I nodded my head affeelfonah ly, nnd said :—“ I am a member of the New fold hisses dire. gnn lo absent himself olterierthan former I wept—0, how bitterly ! Jealousy 0f old women,’ was his reply. ‘ Why don,I “ Suppose my father does not like (he York bar. ” The CokmeTs horse sirerred sud/JmJp, ly. His absence would have passed my father's divided affection mingled you marry u girl then!” ‘ Bi cause lliey match," said she. and in a momenl lie was on Ihe ground remarked by me, had not the suspicious willi my indignation at what 1 termed her don't like old men.’ “ Veil den,” replied the jii-Hce, “ you “ I will write to your dear father nn Ihe In a mo t romantic heap, wiih his gown looks and changed manner of nvraft unjust demands. I thought until my brain can't bracllcc in dis here girt,” subject.” returned I. *• I hope he will not and whig hy his side, ami Ids bundle pif awakened my apprehensions. Suspicion seemed on fire,"my head whirled, my eyes The less a man knows, Ihe wider lie •' I am a counsellor of Ihe Supreme object to it." dollies scattered aroul)!. soon hecame certainty. A tumor spread grew dim, and I knew nothing more. opens liis mouth, II is as impossible for an Court of the Stale of New Yni'lc.” Susan cast her eyes Iipnn the floor, abroad that I was soon lo have a new ‘ When reason returned, I was con ignoramus to keep his jaws closed as it is ‘ Dat makes nulling llfferent,” said the riie white hare.| children
Dedication, la t e from Texas, (.¡ration of which time the young wo yue new Methodist Church at Bass CONGRESS. T ht Germantown Telegraph very truly have received dates from Galves became the mother of a child, a fine River wa* dedicated to the service of Al •ays ■ Except where the o&th system last - ton to the first Inst., and exchanges trout Ithy boy. She seemed much attached Washington, Dec. 18. mighty God on Sunday last. An Impres cluJlvely adopted and rigidly observed, the Interior. the child, but refused to nurse it, and Senate,—The Senate Is not in session * * » * « • U ñ o . , EDITOR, sive discourse was delivered to the large know of no business In which Its bliss’ The Western Texan saysA week to-day. and attentive congregation present. the attending physician that her moth- are an difficult,to collect, as siihsnrlp. or two since, Mr. Edward Elevens, who Ho»««.—The House met at noon. Jour r trad provided for the keeping ot her Bon to n newspaper. This ia nor because CCT uwlng to (he null arrangements, had the contr»“t tor carrying the mail be nal read end approved. lid elsewhere, and that when taken subscribers aie unable, or In many cases r«blUi,*d rh r.h . Gnod ol ,t* Pwp.( wu have been compelled to change our tween this city and the Pass, ahot Coler a Or. motion ol Mr. Houston, the House tivm g tor Ihc Proprietor. she never expected lo see It any unwilling to pay; but It Is principally ow- publication u«y. The Emblem In future lohn, who was in the act ot stabbing one went Into Committee ol the whole on the Ing to pure neglect. Each one imagines will be Issued on Thursday Instead of Fri of the surveying party. Ho was Immedl. stale of the Union. In a few days the child was taken away that, because hir. year’s indebtedness i O jtinr^m r rn«Ä» rn day, as at present, Wc trust this arrange- ately arrested, Ironed and cast Into pH»- Mr. Stewart, of Mlchagan took the iVew j ütMty J3 cent" a fear. an unknown woman, and In (wo or amounts to so small a sum, the nrinier ment will insure to our subscribers the on. The difficulty occurred at a dance. A chair. three weeks thereafter the young lady surely cannot be very badly in want or Urune#« t Fimlc«. early receipt of tlreir paper letter from Eagle Pass, states that Ste- Mr. Houston moved the customary res icrsell left, and It was given out she went that, without for a moment thinking that vens has escaped. olution reffprlng the different subjects ol A correspondent of (he Philadelphia To CoanesrosoEMT«.—Several commu .st. the fruits ot his entire business are made A heavy frost visited Austin and vicini the President’s message to the appropriate Ledger, writing from Tuckerton. asserts nications have been crowded outthl* week Names were used, but it Iras since been up of exactly »w .h nttle sum*, and -hat tha( the passnicera ol u.n .h;„ n ...... ty lately. committees. that t!,o passenger* ol the ship Georgia, owing to the extra labor necessary to Is scertalned that they were assumed, A the aggregate of all the subscriber, is by The Western American says that good Mr. Brooks, moved an amendment, to ately wrecked on (he beach In the south sue our »beet one day earlier than usual. Terence was given for lire settlement of no means an Inconsiderable amount of apples are worth seventy-five cents per refer (hat portion relating to the tariff to ern part of this county, were refused ad- We will attend to them ali next week. n unadjusted matter, hut tire referee money, and without which the publisher dozen at that place. mlltanes by the tavern keeper« at jha, d he knew nothing of the parties. All a special committee, with power to send oouid not, tor a single month, oontlnue. the place, and suffered in consequence. A O^T IhoG iefna Gazette asks what wr There are now at St. Joseph,* Island race ol the poor girl was cut off.—Cor for persons and papers, and report by bill issue ol iris paper.—Sumerttt Whig. Now Vork paper copying the above, says find to eat In this sandy region, and whe some three hundred men. A mystery at ington Journal. or otherwise. Thi# !s no doubt the case where a p*. "It Is characteristic or Bm tgat Pirate*. ther charaoal I* used lor food. We would tends their movements. Tire truth is Mr. Brooks proceeded to speak In favor By an arrival at New Orleans, from it has been lor a long lime quite fashion respectfully reply, that we live on the they are Cuban invaders. Another revo of Ihe amendment. per is couducted on the credit system.— lution Is contemplated. [Mexico, the Picayune has received later Why not adopt the cash principle. We 3 for the New York and Philadelphia choicest luxuries of the land and sea-lh e Mr. Bayly replied at some length oppo The Western Texan says; Col. Caper ews, The country continued in a deplo have invariably enforced It during our a few honorable exceptions, to one being very handy to our office, and sing any action now. He thought it good the other brought in by our country Irlends, Indian agent, has just returned from avis. rable condition, and the revolutionary connection with the Emblem, and have shore inhabitants every policy to pay oft the public debt with the As lor the charcoal, we know the editor ok Ulu lire Indians upon the head waters of movements are rapidly spreading on all found it to work well. and Inhumanity. They existing revenue. the Gazette dies not need any block food, tire Llano. rlde|S. lose sight of the disinterested benevolence Mr. Lockhart was in favor of reducing for his chani-'tcr is black enough now. From Dr. Howard, who accompanied It is'believed (hat the Tehuantepec don- Upon the eve of going to press, we re- of the poor aurimen, their noble daring to the tariff. without any artificial coloring. the Colonel, we lenrn that they met about (tract will be awarded to the old Mexlcun ceived Godey for January. On a im ly board a stranded wreck, and at the pirh Mr. Woodward, of South Carolina, fol six hundred Indians, to whom he gave [Company. perusal we pronounce I! an excellent num- * o( their lives, to save the suffering crew fc T On Tuesday ol last week, Mr. lowed in a general speech on the tariff presents and provisions. The Indians The defeat of General Blanco, by the question, advocating radical free trade. ber. Those wishing lo subscribe can ex and passengers. These acts are never Clemens, ol the U. 3. Senate gave notice amine It at our office. were;peacably disposed, and appeared to French, is confirmed. The French Gen mentioned, but if a pin's worth of proper- that he should introduc* a joint resolution Mr. Brown asked If a lurther valuation eral has proclaimed Sonora Independent, ty is lost, it Is charged upon the Barnegat lo confer upon General Winfield Scolt (he be anxious to be under the control ot the would not increase importations, and thus OiT The appearance ol the Christmas Government. and annexed it to France. create a revulsion. Pirates. We would politely Inform these rank of Lieutenant General by Brevet. Brother Jonathan wili astonish everybody A number refused to come in, lest their sapient writer* that If the lost property (Kc Notice has been given in the New / b e subject was further debated at this year. It is really the most spirited 0 0 “ An artesian well has been com was traced to the thief, it would generally Mexican captives would be taken away Hampshire Legislature, to grant licenses Some length, without taking Ihe question. sheet of pictures ever Issued In America merited at Mobile, Ala., and another is* from them. The predatory bands are bo found with the crew of the plundered to sell wines and spiritous liquors in cer- The House, on motion, adjourned until or anywhere else. The principal engra- vessel. soon to be undertaken at New Orleans. those who acknowledge no control from tain cases. Wednesday. vlng is IheChrliimas Turkey—a series of any one. Washington, Dec 15. adventures in lurkty life—In sporling life In regard lo the ship Georgia, these OCp Rev. Dr. Duffield, of Detroit, now in Baltimore, on TltursJay evening, a The Galveston News says rappingsare Both Houses met to-day, but no busi —in gaming file; and illustrating other persons who were •• turned rrorn the doors in Europe, writes weekly letters to Iris carried on to n great extent in that city. fatal accident occurred at the Front street ness of importance wa3 transacted. curious mincouvres. winding up with a of the public houses,” were emigrants who congregation, which are read every Sab Theatre. Exhibitions are given In all the public bar genuine Christmas Dinner: There is an had found their way over from Ihc beach bath morning from the pulpit. In the Supreme Court, at Washington, rooms. Mrs. Ellen Capparilla, one of the actors acre of beautiful pictures besides this, ( where they were well provided for,) and tbo deaths of Mr. Webster, Mr. Clay, Some idea of the mixed character of attached to the company, while passing which we have not tin.e to note. It is literally covered with vermin. They were 0Cj~ Miss Pennell, niece of the Hon. to the dressing rooms, before the gas was Judge McKinley and John Sergeant were the San Antonio population miy be iGrmPu enough to say It Is by far the prettiest refused admittance it is true, In this pre- Horace Mann, of Massachusetts, has been lighted, and while conversing with the announced. from the circumstance, (hat at the land sheet ever Issued from lire Brother Jona- dicamenl, but a place was assigned them, appointed Professor of the Lalln language lamplighter o! the building, it is supposed sales, the auctioneer and Iris associates Tire (act not generally known has come than establishment. B, II. Day, 4S Grek- and a sufficiency o f provision provided and Liteaature, in Antioch College, Ohio, lost her balance and (ell from a platform made their offers to conduct the sale in to light, that Mr. Soule of Louisiana, while man street, New York, is the pub isher.— but this did not satisfy some ol the super- of which Mr. Mann is President. between the flies to the stage below.adis four different tongues. on a visit to Spain first s mnded Ihe Span Price I2J cents per copy, of ten (or one zealous philanthropists, who would not tance of thirty leet. She never spoke af A Monster of the D eep-M ore of the Sea The Western Texan learns from Brown- ish Government with respect to the pur dollar.— Houbury Constitution. touch them with a ten loot pole, but for- ter falling. 1 Serpent. ville, that Pablo Castllo, from Tampico- chase of Cuba. sooth wished to place them in the besi Upon examination it was found that her 0 0 “ It Isa month since the president ¡a Notwithstanding nil the ridicule and is stirring up another revolution. They The obsequies of Webster, Clay and Cal beds of a public inn. The landlord in ques hea l was terribly fractured, and that her election took place and yet theie are live Incredulity tLat the reports ot a sea ser refuse to let any Americans join them and houn, were celebrated in New Orleans, tion acted perfectly right, and instead ol left thigh was broken in two places. The counties in Virginia that have not been pent have occasioned, tire amor.it of tes will have nothing to do with General on Saturday. The procession was tire being blamed, deserves credit (or his do deceased was thirty years of age, and has heard from. It begins to be doubted whe timony in lavor of the existence of such a Ctiravajal. largest ever known in that city. terroined opposition to Iheellorts to thrust been a resident ot B rltimore (or n number ther they have not seceded from the Union monster Is difficult to be overcome. The lire Mexicans fear Caravajal, because Business was suspended and the whole upon him filthy and lousy vagabonds. of years. Her husband resides there, and aud set up lor themselves a new Republic English papers contain the reports of new he was educatdH in the United Stntes nr,cl population is in the streets and vast num she leave a nunibero f children. Mr. Fos —or perhaps an Empire, since that is the OiT" Grahum sends us Iris Magazine for witnesses. A letter dated Bombay, Oct. in marry respects is an American in feel bers of strangere are also present. ter, the lessee of the theatre, immediately pevailiirg fashion. January, it is a much better number !6tb, says : ings. closed it, and there was no performance A coal boat Irom Bristol sunk at Phila than usual, and the engraving, “ in e The sea serpent lias »¡rain been seen.— They cannot appreciate a man, whose there on that night. delphia, on Monday, early in the morning, Impartant Arrest. Heart’s Misgivings,” is one of tire best a Captain Vaile commander of the ship Bar visual range is ample enough to include and two men who were asleep in the eel, On Friday last through the vigilance of the kind ever issued, it alone is worth all ham, which has lately arrived at Madras any other country than Mexico, and who The steamer Niagara, Captain Leitch, Sheriff % |e* and office^ Kt, jp 0f jfjg from Liverpool arrived at Boston on Mon in were drowded. the rest, though the others are hard to from England, stales that the serpent was does not pretend to find all that ¡3 great coun'y information was otvaioed ol the beat. The literary contents are as usual seen by him and by sii on board, in a high and good among their countrymen. They day, after a boisterous passage, having en The new machine shop o( the Syracuse j whereabouts of William Brown, a negro countered severe gales. excellent. We have handed our number latitude*, in Ihe course of his voyage. The doubt any man who lakes another coun and Rochester Raillon I .Company# was renegade. It will be recollected that tills to a (riend to make up a club; will Mr. head and about thirty feet of Ihe body try lor a model, in preference to his own Tire Liverpool corn market was very destroyed by fire on Tuesday night. No Brow r was one of the parly who under-" lull. Graham send us another! were distinctly visible at limes ; a * mane’ Hence his lailurc. Insurance. took to break into *bft bn
Sir IS. ferry » very well ; so much the K M. BlUJNDHrK, A NEW ILLUSTRATED PAPER. NKn 4 AND VALE A If LE HOORN. D R. S T E L belter. PHYSICIAN AND SUBOEON- AGENTS WANTED THROUGHOUT THE Just Published, und for Suit by l*.U L itt o n a ! UNITED STATES, Thé prosecutrix then walkeu out ol the Has returned to M Attcmsrtn, nnd resumed TUE GREAT REMFjty N THE 1st OF JULY. 1851, WAo COM JOHN S. TAYLOR, box, and took her precious ointment away Fm ifi« Gur* ot his Medical Practice. O m it need the legufir- |im)lrcnliun ol a new 14», N*8»AU STREET, NEW YORK. prft ,,,, — ,---- I Cold). A..;.. wilh her. He resptcifully Intimates In the Inhabitants t’lcturinl and Liter«ry Weekly Junrnnl, tailed «»P, » hooping. Cough, Mm,']! SEA»» FAMILY VISITOR, Ileuttey, Ine.pieni Consumpt' 31» IS. Perry : Prisoner, the sentence ot Tom's River, Bergen Works, Goshen, hlan- MIESacred Mountains. By Rev. J .T . fiend- Spilling of Blood, «u,d mi ¿?= For the euUiviuiuu.iuipioiieuruit nud l eltueineul ley. 1 vol. 12mo. Illustrated. Full cloth* liein* opened to Mcerl»W Its contents, and upon you lor stealing the ointment of this ehcaler, mid their respective vicinities, that T *“ ”f lh/ v.unns, Thros:, „„„ , cf the boa;: circle. Cor ducted by Report Sears, vpi, gilt edges, **a 11u, NJ.uU, hS'.’tttf naiacked arid i umugt'.i **• w* Mere- nid wfttJS I» six monlhs' Imprisonment fill yiuioMuinai commands will he promptly at the well-knwn Pictorial Book Publisher in the ] ?O R '"«"I df room we are obliged The Sacred Mountains Rev. J. T . Hcatl- 1 In our remark, and Certificates • ’•¡Ul lay out wine of the ",linen:" with hard labor. tended to, on application, by letter or otherwise cltyol'New-York. The Visitor Is printed every tay. 1 vol. 18mo. Without the Plate*. Sun Saturday, nnd will be n compendium oflUrnturo following are from gentlemen who ar. Cul. K. anJ Gen. M. were r rmerly at his residence, day-School edition. 50 cent*. bybv manvmany inIn limithis mminonSt..community, andj wifi .. 0 May 5. if, and inteligcnce,unbracing stories, adventure«, viction with them. C,rl neighbors, arid had giw.leits adjoining each Q,u8,stion*dls BsaevousNcB.— During essays, anecdotes, tmcccllany ami uews, togathei Sacred Scenes and Characters. By Rev. J. other. Ihe last war, a Q,uaker was on board an with agriiulluial and ecielilic departments, and T. Headley. 1 vol. l2mo, Illustrated. Fnfl ii ‘he fi'llowing frum lhli Rev. David a summary embrclng the principal events enact cloth, $1 ; gilt »nlges, $1.50. One pleasant morning in spring, about Atncrcan ship engaged in close combat DB- STEELLIN 08 , c hlladelphio Nov. 2 ing throughout the world. Onr talcs and stories Sacred Scenes and Characters By Rev. J. D*. S ra m ra e 1 the lime .-.r ptsnMrg, C6l. ft. n;ot his Wend with an enemy’s Up preserved h!s peace CAtM HSATIVE CUI!»! A I., are Ihebestthe wide field of litratnre can afl'oiil T. Headley. 1 vol. 18uio. Without the Plates. principles very calmly until he saw a stout » JM1E best remedy for all Bowel Compta’«!*, consisting deselections from the principal Eng- S. School edition. 60 cents. Dr.AH Sib—In compliance with vour the General, in the slice! boiling ouer with that I ahould express mymv onininn opinion of yuur. i Urttton climbing up the vessel by u rope Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, &e*, before list) and American periodicals, and contributions Napoleon and His Distinguished Marshals. rage, who addressed him aller this wise: the public. nary Syrup, 1 am hap|iy to cay that bavin which hungoverbeard. Seizing a hatchet from American authors of celebl'ty. Our mis By Rev, J. T. Headley. I vol. l2mo. illus frequently used .1 in my family, for v erirj “ Confound your darned old hens, Colo Price, Twenty.five Cent* per Bottle. cellany is culled from the choicest productions trated. Full cloth, $1.00. Ihe Gloi'ker looked over the side of the monary complaints, Ibr several years D, nel, they've been In my gnrden'ngain, and Read the following interesting Certificates of Ihe masters of English litratnre, and atiords Luther and Cromwell. By Rev. J. T. Head particularly for croup among» ear child scratched liie beds every which w ay; 1 ship, and remarked— Friend, II thee wants Shiloh, Cumberland County, W. N, Jersey, a donee nnd highly entertaining collection ol ley. i voi. 12mo. Illustrated. Full cloth, $1. which they have been more or less Sn| that piece ol rope, thee may have It,’ when, April 11,1944. elegant e»tracls nnd chois fragments. have always found the most beneficial shall have to make them all over again . Every number of our journal wlllcon'ain two Rambles nnd Sketches. By Rev. J. T Doct. Steelling—Three days ago my little Headley. 1 vol. I2mo. Illustrated, Full cloth, from its use. Upon the appeal ante of i can't you keep them shut up through the suiting the deed to the word, he cut olf or more son ’.vus tnUen wilh a distressing bowel com* $ 1.00. sease, we apply at once lo yuUr “ulmonn summer }" the rope, and down went the poor fellow plaint, which was attended with great pain, ELEGANT p ic t o r ia l illustrations , ropi and when the symptoms are executed in the highest style ol the art, and al Biography of the Saviour and His Apostles. double ond * “ Keep cool, General,” said the Colonel, to Iris long w atery home ! with great griping, and considerable discharge omctimes treble the dose 1 ^ , of blood ; his r acuations were very frequent, ways accompanied with discriptive ond explana With a Portrait cf each, engraved on steel. To mended in your printed directions, whiuh “ l prefer my hens should have plenty of so that he could not rest day nor night during tory letter-press These illnstrnlions make the which is added, on Essay on the Characters of ily produces sickness and vomiting, after w ll W f en Dr, Franklin applied to the King the Ape#llei. By Rev. J. T. Headley. J vol sun, air, exercise and food, and I don’t he- the three past tliys ; we used several kinds ot most valuable nnd interesting feature of the pa the system becomes relaxed, perspirsfioT?" or Pn issia to lend his assistance to Arne- per, generally consisting of subjects ol passing iStno. Fifteen Engravings, $1; gilt edges rues, the alarming symptoms ore removed“, Heve that y o u r garden seeds will hurt them medicines, but nil to no advantage. I form, rlca— nalely happened m ai Mr. TilwonU’s Store, this and immediate interest or usefulness. extra, $1.50. through the blessings „f -rovidfnee orai In order to present these views ns finely at all. However, if they trouble you much, ■ Pray, Doctor," said he, “ what Is Ihe morning, and he recommended me to try your The Beauties of Rev. J. T. Headley. With means used, the suflerer is soon 1 ehoot 'em—shool ’em.” “ Bowel Complaint Cordial.” 1 took a bottle executed manner ns possible, every number is his Life. 1 vol. 18mo. Illustrated. 50 cent-s, health. Knowing you to he an old t object you mean to attain 1” home, and my wife gave him n snail quantity printed on paper of the finest and most beautiful gilt edges, extra, 75 cents. neneed physician, your gulmonarv • I will, by thunder, Colonel," said the “ Liberty, Sire.” replied the philosopher; of it every few minutes, until towards noon* quality, substantial nnd firm, so ns to bear bond- TheopncttSty, or the Plenary Inspiration of doubtless, the result of much Inborn dling, nnd which will preserve the ¡Illustrations rience | and as II bus been a gihq pric.. slid mine excited General, “ i'll do it.— " Liberty! that freedom which Is the birth- when I went home and found him relieved of the Holy Scriptures. By Prof. Gaussen, of I'll doit, blamed if I don't," and turning his disease t his dysentery symptoms, bowel in tbeir original henmy. No expense will be Geneva. Tin ns fated by Rev. E. N. Kirk. A Inmlly, I do most cordially recommend ; right of all men.” complaint and griping were gone, and I consi spared to make the Visitor the most vnluuble of notice of all, but most particularly lo r around on Ids heel marched uu uy, mad as new an enlarged edition. 1 vol. l2mo. 410 The King, after a short pause made this der him well, except his weakness. all our weekly journals. pages. $100. who might save their children many a wlld-cat. Terms- -Two dollars per annum, invariably pang, by always keeping a supply of y mr's memorable answer: "I was borne prince HOWELL DAVIS. in advance. Clubsauppliedal the following rates: MU SINGS OF AN INVALID.] on hand, and giving it immedinte'y upoi. The next morning, as the Colonel was and am become a K ing; and I will not Stoe Creek, Cumberland Co., W. N. J. hree copies $5; six copies $10; tea copies $15; first appearance of any of thoe.- discuses | April 11,1841. SECOND EDITION. sipping his coffee, the family was startled use (he power I possess to the ruin of my lourteen copies $20. which it is recommended. Dr. Steelling—Sir, about six weeks ago my 1 volume l2mo. Full cloth. $1.00. David W. Babt,nk, by Ihe "bang," •* bang” of firearms, (lie own Irade.” Child was taken with a very »evere Bowel cause of which was soon ascertained.— Coinplaint.-1 applied immediately to your Bowel AGENTS WANTED. OPINIONS OV THE FHESS. LUTHER AND HIS ADHERENT?! TTUSINESS MEN TO TAKE THE EXCLU- From the Christian inquirer, The Col. on going to Hie division fence, Bachf.lor H ousekbspino— \ | r, Brown Complaint Cordial, which gave immediate re rP H E Proprietors or Sai Inin’s Magazine 1 -Pray, Jane, what on earth is the reason lief to the sufferer. 1 do therefore recommend J ) sive Agency (for n County or C.unlies) for move sincere nnd wholesome protest 1. »n?ing purchased the large nnd handsome sir« looked over and saw Gen. M. in the heal it to an American Public wilh great pleasure. the sale ot the GERMAN WASHING FLUID, against the false life nnd urn octal tendencies ol plate, carefully engraved in line and mezzotjj of double murder. Six line specimens ol I nnr kept waiting lor my breakfast in this 1 would also mention that t have used your being an article much cheaper nnd easier to use the times, we have not met with.—Charles from the celebrated design by George Caft way 1 than soap, and is warranted to perfectly cleanse tlie "dung bill” lowl were flouncing aboul Pulmonary Syrup in my family with very bene Lamb might so have breptbed out his soul niter mole, representing ficial results; 1 want nothing better for a dis nil kinds of clothing, containing no Potash, a five years residence in the country. Indeed on the ground unwilling just yet to yield Jane—Please, sir, the rolls'isn't come, Soiia-ash, Spirits of Turpentine, Ammonia, TIIE FIRST REFORMER? tressing cough or severe cold. Also I have our author has a mind more kindred with th*1 Presenting uieir Famous Vrrfr.if at the. F and there’s no bread in Ihe house ! used your Vegetable Anti-bilions Pills for years Acids, ui any article whatever that will in any up their g'zzirdr to the g uuutard. quaint nml gentle moralist, than any American of Spires, in I52P. Mr. Brown—Now upon my word ! how in my family, nnd they answer every purpose manner injure Ihe finest fubiic or the ,//c«/r. U who has xviitten. “ Aha, General! so you are executing is an article which, when once introduced, con now offer it in connexion with the Mngnzincn can you annoy me with such titles? No lor which they were intended. 1 want nothing From Paterson’s Ladies’ National Mucnzine. your threat, are you I" better. I do therefore recommend them with stant snlos can be made wilh large profits to the terms unprecedentedly It w. bread, then bring me some toast. Agent. For full purticulars regarding prices, This Book is something altogether unique " To be sure, 1 told you I'd do it, and I’ll confi.ence. the literary world. One moment it remind« This mngnificent composition contains nearijS Exit Jane in dism ay. Yours, respectfully, terms, S.C., address (post paid) to one hundred figures, and includes authentitl be darnpd II l don't shoot all the rest if you of Charles Lamb, then of some other writer w KBKNEZF.R S. WARE. t. P. HOYT k CO., tins charmed us; but in the end we are comp portinos ofthe most piominent men connected! don’t shut ’em up. Hot here, take the Jan (> 2m no. 20 Smith i'iftk I 'niiud'it. led to tali back upon Ihe conviction, that it with that important event. The woik (exit« ! NOTICE sivi c f margin) mranirrs 21 ¡relit» by 15, audit thievish critters, i don't want ’em; they For Sale generally by country Store keepers. decidedly originnl. Ii is lull of the deepest nn fs hereby given lhat application vi ill be moi-t wholesome thought, while n vain «1 th the print has never been retailed m a price k « | are too highly seasoned wilh shut lor my Principal Office, marie to lhe next Session of (lie législa nAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID, richest humor enthralls you. These Musing than $3 per copy. Each impression is nccoD-l family.” No. 422, N. Fifth ¡Street, Philadelphia. VJ ot a very superior quality, pul up lor long must be the thoughts of a sick chamber—the panied by an instructive pictoiinl key of refer- L ture, for an act to incorpoiate a Company ence, describing the scene, the chninctcr«, the! “ Thank you Gen. M. just wait a dny or voyages, in cons In rmelricnlly ^jpled, and war- veritable sifting* of no ordinary mind, breaking wllli a capital of two millions of dollars, anted to keep 5 years, by loose from deseasc now nnd-lhen, as a fair strug histoiv which led to the evei.t, nnd the pi tori. | two before you olioot any more, until we for (lie construction of a Railroad from Ihe D R . H O Y T ’ S JOHN S. LUUNSUERRY, gle is given between the strong mind and a nles contended for. eat these up, and then I've no objections In connexion with Sarin in’s Magazine both 1 Rarflntt Hay to a point on the Delaware IIEAVE PO A4 HERS. 32 Burling Slip, N. Y. feeble body. to having the rest shot.” works will lie furnishrdon the following liber*!| Bay,through the counties of Monmouth fPHIS preparation is now being ofierfd »o lhe From the Home Journal. terns, which are invariably in advance Now, Col. It. was rather jealous ( f his TRIPP LE REFINED CAM PHENE, Whoever the author may be, however, or Orean, Burlington, Atlantic, Cumberland 1 Public as a guaranteed Cure l'or the a very superior article, in bhs. and half bbs. for One Copy of the Magazine, ond one IIKAVKS in Horses, ns the only known medicine whatever may he his bodily state, he has clearly ol the Flint, . . • . $3. rights, and moreover, ns firry as Mars in and Cape May. sule by the manufacturer, in the world, bavins? been used in the private JOHN S. LQU NS BERRY, tv» need ofa physician to “ administei to a wind Two Copies of the Magazine, and two his disposition and it was a great mystery deceased.” In an intellectual sense the “ inva Veterinary practice of the proprietor for the Inn 32 Burling Slip, N. Y. of the Prints, . , . • $5, to the General how he could keep so cool NOTICE 37 years j nnd he has m vei known it to tail in lid ” lays about him with uncommon vigor, ut tering novel opinions wilh boldness, wit tem Five Copies of the Magazine, and five «file I about this mailer. Tlie sequel will show. Is hereby given that application will be a single instance of jrodnci'g a lasting cure Print, together with one copy of bulb woik* u» | and leaving: the horse in good spit its for work. 100 BRLS. 95 Por CENT. ALCOHOL pered by wisdom, and wisdom pointed and In two or three days after, three more made to Ihe legislature of the S tate of Now the getter up of the Club. $12. The utter incompelenlcy of the horse for tabor Suitable for making Burning Fluid or Spirit Gas, sharpened with w t. fine fat chickens were thrown into the Jersey, at its next session, for f altera when tro' b ed wilh this common disease, shoul fur sale by the marutacturer, The price of Sartoin’s Mngrztm b *inp r f it- ] JOHN S. LOU NS BERRY, From tlie Evening Post. Colonel's garden, and duly taken enro of lion of Ihe boundary line between the induce every one having such to apply imme sell $3 per annum, both work« joi tl nun m # J 32 Burling Slip, N. Y. He shows a sensibility to the beautiful and a by the above offer, be had f«i w)»m wns heHjf diately for tins remedy. heart to love what is noble and true. We have by the cook. counties ol Monmouth and Ocean, as to 1 Price one dolin' per Package. lofort the price of each separmely. At Inst the General "smelt the rat.” His IM PERIAL BURNING FLUID — In followed the wandering« of his mind, often with lows, viz:—Beginning where (lie bounrja-- Which will he sent with full din cl «on, to any the deepest attention, always with interest. We Picparations arc making to publish in ft«.] owr chickens were missing, and the egg ry line between Ihe townships ol Howell pmt of the United States. All letters or com* barrels and half bbls., for sale by the manufac Magazine n ic liev of i||n»! rnitil m i;. turer, have once or twice caught ouiselves in suppos American llerees, commencing with u Fictum muunicaiions to be aJtlressud, post paid, to ing thot the writer of the Reveiies of -i e basket hung on the peg quite empty, to the and Brick intersects Ihe eastern tine of the 1. P. HOYT, JOHN S. LOU NS BERRY, Life of General Jackson. utter astonishment of Ids good wife, who Jnckson, and running thence southwester Ba'Chelnr,” might have had a hand in the au Agents wauled in ivtiq town nnd village to! Rear of No. 10 South Fifth Street, 32 But Imp Slip, NY thorship. had never known a similar occurrence ly (o the easterly line ol Ihe county of Ph iladelphin, the Unit» J .States, to get up C lubs upon hif ITT Wholesale Afffnl for (he United Stales. From the Gazette of the Union. above liberal terms. before. Burlington, where Crosswicks Creek (in N. B.—Agents wanted throughout ihe coun QUnsrlUPTIONS will be received at tili-' This woik reminds us of the ‘‘Revert s ofa Fend on youi Subscriptions, and sorure $fi I y) Olfiee lor the following Pci indicáis:— “ Col. R.” said Ihe General, os (hey met running (rom the county of Burlington in try, to whom a liberal discount will he given ; Bachelor,” that much rind and justly commend worth of reading and engravings for $3. Ad-| to the county cfO conn) intersects the line r.\d their names placed in the advertisements. Arthur’s Hume Gaz Magazine for Mothers ed work ol Ike Marvel, The Muttering? nn dies.«, one day in the streel, “ have I ki'led a!! Address as above. ette. und Du tighter». Invalid, lib ® the Reverie* of a Bgchclor, show between Builinaton and Oc-an. JOHN SARTAIN & Co. your hens yet 1” December 24, 185». Cm. I u i. uni unni i Magazine Harper’* Magazine. great coacc tion ot character, ns well ns n very Piiihirlelpiiin. " K ill’d all my hens, General,” slowly November, 24, I83'2 —Gv Godcy’s Lady’» ¿ook. Culli valor. happy facu Ity. of conveying his impressions lo C vaho in’s Magazine. Woiking Farmer, the reader. No one can read this work with- THE repeated Cul Ft “ Wily I have not owned SUPPORT YOUR COUNTY NEWS- CHOLERA M O RBI« DI.AR RUCEA SarlninN <‘o. flow. out positivbenefi1, and acquiring more cuforg- <; i*: r % N W V S IIIN G FLUU), S ii living hen this three years !" Ladies’ Keepsake. Horticulturist. d and trueidea* ofthe value of life. PA P I H. EFFECTUAI.!.Y CURED «Y Is con& . by thousands who have tested it, I The General sloped. He had shot and The subscriber intends publishing in Ihe town Harne*’Camphorated Extract of Ginger. From the New Yorker. • as being the grenie t EVERAL thousand bottles were used lii-i Freehold Young Ladies’ Seminary- given to the Colonel nine cl his best lay of Tom’s Biver, the County seat of Ocean Conn- Those who have read the Lorgnette pit per.*, SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF TIIE WORLD! j ly, on or about the tenth of November, 1852 S summer, during the prevalence ofthe Choi- MM1IS well-established Institution conlinu ami Reveries ofa Bachelor, by Ike Mitrvel. with Entirely doing away with Hint tat minus and in ers. a a independent weekly Journal to be called era, nnd were the means of saving nn immense X in successful operation. The Principal, plrnsun», cannot but enjoy there Muttering* jurious practice of rubbing the number from the ravages of that terrible scourge. by introducing new arrangements, being as and Musings, ami all who read them will ciedit W itchchaft ix India.—T he following THE OCEAN EMBLEM. If applied In the curly stage of the disease, no sisted by excellent Teachers, is enabled to them with great merits. , CLO TH ES upon the V\ ASH BOAR Ui j Th paptu will he published on a Urge impe and tv great saving of scene, which occurred in the Supreme one need ever fear of having the Cholera. One present imlvvcements to Part nts amlGuardiansffn From the MoiTiiu# Star. rial sheet, 23 by 32 inches, nnd will be furnished dose of this invaluable medicine will check Lh behalf of 1 hia School, equal to those of any other TIME, LABOR, AND EXPENSE. Court of Bombay a lew days before tlie to subscribers at low rate of $ 1.50 per qpnuin, This is one of the most delightful books we arihosa in a very lew minutes. It is, without first.class School. The lines of Public Convey have looked into. There is no mistaking the N. B.—To prevent (rand nnd imposition, (fur departure ofthe last mail, will give an idea ayable Invariably in .Advance. any exception, the best remedy for Summer ance make it convenient to all pans of New many are trying to palm all m article put up The°bject of the subscriber is lo present in source of these..Aliasings, they spring fiotn a of Ihe strange character of thecases which Complaint which has ever been made. It is Jersey. kindly heart and nn original, refined intellect. like mine,) the proprietor, f. P. HOYT, will tlie most available form, a good family nnd prepared from a prescription of the late The Session consists of 'Two (¿nailers of nuthis written signature over the cork of every come before Judges and Mngistrafes in county paper, constantly striving in conntction To us they stem like the Reveries of an old ac DOCTOR JAMES T. CLARKE. Eleven Weeks each. The Summer Session quaintance, ( Ike Marvel.) bottle. And he only asks an enlightened India. In boldness of conception, the In with the fund of amusement it shall afford, to commences on the 1st Wednesday in May. The public not to confound inculcate the highest tone of morality. The As the season is rapidly approaching • h.u Fmm the Day Book. dian quacks have certainly the advantage J Diarrhoea prevails to n great extent, t i . he Winter Session commences on rheiid Wednesday THE GEHMJiN w asinm tlVlD 11 Emblem’’ will be devoted to no parly or sect, in November. A better book than the “ Reveries of a Bache ol their European brethren. bill will be the advocate of everything calculated duty of every one to possess themselves of this | lor.” with others that are in the market. hi benefit its patrons. In line, Isckinq neither invaluable and justly celebrated Remedy. The Terms per Quarter, in Advance. From Ihe Long Gland Star. Ii is pul up in large pint bottles, nnd sold at Sheikh Mahomed Shurf-oo-deon, nged Cholera is now raging violently in the West, the nominal price of 12 1-2 cents. the means nor the will, we can lay beiorc our Board, Tuition in all Enslisli arid Classical Rarely have we been treated t i ?o f ■ si» If), pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing j readers a paper well woilhy their support. and our Chief Magistrate, the President ofthe piquant and nervous a volume. Every sentence (0* l-'rinter? will find h greatly to their tub United States, lias just fallen a victim to its fa Studies, and daily instruction in Vocal Music, vantage to purchase this Fluid by the gallon, ocitain property iri a dwelling house. He | EDWARD C. TAYLOR, (including also lights, fuel anil w ashing.) $15. is bold, startling and icplete with vigor, nnd tal effect, il should compel all persons to pro to cleanse their T vvks ond Uci luvs, biing a stated (hat he had broken open a box and j Publisher and Proprietor. Lessons in Music(Pinno nr Organ), with use ol hears the impress of a keen, sensible and 01 igi- To iver, November, 1852. vide ttamselves with this remedy. No one nal mind. very superior article lor Hint puiptn>e. taken from it certain medicine, and 5 ru ; should be without it. The premonitory, or Instrument, $12. French, $3. Drawing, Mannfacittied onlv ny I. P HO} T, at hta in- $1.50. Use of Books, 50 cents. Books, From the Christian Examiner* pees only in cash. ' „ first symptoms of Cholera, ore diarrhoea, a brootpi y and principal dr pot, Ao. JO1 tfoutli 5lli sease of fullness in the abdomen, nausea, Ian Stationery and Sheet Music ul book.store prices. II 1r pages are not without wisdom. They are street, Philadelphia. Musían Luieeislmw, (the prosecutrix,) LUE OCEAN EMBLEM suor, nnd a sensation of chilliness and weak For further panic Jars, address crowded with terse nnd vigorous sentences, and Sold at Retail by Growers nnd Druggisla gen an elderly woman ot wileli like aspect and Is published every Friday, at ness ; when this remedy is taken in time, it is prove a reflecting mind and a philosophic na erally. A liberal discount made nnd extr ns ve A. RICHARDSON, Principal; grotesque costume, was then railed for TOM’S RIVER,OCKAN COUNTY, N. J. sufficient to rid the system of this most desliuc- ture. advertising lor the benefit 0/ Agi nts. Hi miui- tive disease. A majority of tire eases of Chole Freehold, Monmouth County, N.J. bcr the name ward and examined. She slated as (ol- N. B. The above Books will be fonvnidrd to TERMS. ra occur between two ami four o’clock in ihe March Ifi, 1852. 3m order, at the prices mentioned, free of postage, GERMAN WASHING FLUID. jovrs: Stujctly in advance, $1 5« morning; this r? n time frequently difficult 1o to any port of the United Statps, on the receipt All letters lo be post paid. procure the aid ofa physician; it is at this time BERGEN IRON W t) R K S, of orders, with the money. Money tnay be sent " t was bom in Sa'lara. aiui I am a Wlum the publisher forwards the paper nl ullefid(jd wilh so much danger, that the bene by mail, ot my risk. his own expense, $2 00 a year, will be charged, OCEAN COUNTY, N. .1. EDGEHILL GRAMMAR SCHOOL,, Mahomedan. 1 wear this singular I’ugre ficial effects of this preparation aie manifested. JOHN S. TA Y LO R , Publisher, which must be paid stkictly in advance. One or two doses may be tlie means of saving T W. BlitCK’S Executors continue to Mn. PHINCETOH, N. J. us a Fame's badge. This wonderlul oint Advertisements not exceeding one square In much suffering, and even life itself, ns is fully 143 Nassau-sf., New York. ij , nufae'.ure Cast Iron Pipes, of ait Sizes, nml April 141 h, 1852. 3in. rnent l have got is called ' momeea;’ it is length, will be published three weeks for one proved by the following letter fiotn Mr. Paul, every description of Hydraulic and Cas Works, MIIS Institution "ill fin oi'Cnnl antler tl« dollar, and continued at twe/ity five cents a fpE made uf ti Seedee [¡aughier ;j i saw 11 one of the Conductors on the Camden and Am Castings, Tank Plates, Retorts, fee., Ac. 1 super vision nl tiu-T i us tees id lire College week. boy Railroad, N O T 1 C E . ofNew Jersey, Nnven.ber 5th, 1851. made at KerUelia; It was made in this Yearly advertising and paper, $10 00 Plain, Ornamental, Solid and Hollow Co LL Persons indebted to the Subscriber lumns, for Stores, Churches and Public Build The course of iiistiuction is disigncd tu ni- w ay; Bring up a boy, feed him well, give Bohoentown, July 23, 1849. are respcispcctiully requested lo s ele imme foida thorough piepcration for College. ings. A purgatives, write Arabic characters on JOB P H IST IX G SU C II AS Mit. Barnes: di» lei Tarms--$22o per niiinirii, payable Unlf- My Dear Sit—I nm pleased lo inform you of Castings of all kinds constantly on hand, All Accounts remaining unsettled on the his body, and then take hint and plunge | CARDS, and made to order, on the most reasonable yearly in advance. CHECKS, the good ert’ect of your Cholera Preventive.— 2bth day of March next, will be sued for with him into a panlull of hot oil. The bones | East Wednesday nielil my wife was suddenly terms. out respect of persons. Session to commence on tire first Wediresdtry BOOKS, ol Noveirilrcr, and the fust Wednesday cd' May, are then taken out and the ointment is ( attacked with severe pnins nnd immediately af BENJAMIN SNYDER, Agent. T. W. Sc A. IVINS. LABEi-S, ter with dinrrhnss, attended with coldness ex Bergen lion Wotks. January 26, J852* tf and continue twenty-one weeks inch. made. BLANKS, tending to her hands nnd feel. I immediately J. W.PHARO, )E Mr. Cwnpipo bavin-- nt-eepied an npnoint- POSTE: s, us \ 'u\oi in \W (•n)\e;,,e, wrtbdrnwa Itotn Sir E. Perry . It all this is true, I believe j BILL-HEADS, cave A t a dose of your C. m I r rn r \"rnirr R. CAMPBELL, $ cu ’ Dr. R , H . PETERSON, os' tiinof.H, wVic'n stopped Yne pain and diar U O illaiOI’ATIIIST, his position ns Pi iiici|;ril ol the school—but re I should order you into custody as an at, CIRCULARS, &c, 25, Centre Street, New Y’ork. tains Iris connection wilh it as instruction in AGENT. rhcea; in fifteen minutes after she was aeaia Respectfully turners his profesatonal Services cessory to the murder sutlering. At this lime her hands ami feet were March 24, 1852- Cm to the iniiabiinnts of Orer k. T. W. CA'? TELL. Principal. [IT Volney B. Palmer, the American News 11.0. Cnrmn.n, Greek. W. C. Caltell, Math. as a corpse. I gave her the second dose, which HIGHTSTOYVN AND VICIN ITY . Witness: Col. Davis and Col. Hughes paper Agent, is duly authorized to receive sub completely arrested ihedispa«e, she broke nuf in C.W. Hodge, Latin. L. Wcsicctt, Assisi. scriptions and advertisements for the “Ocean u great perspiration, ond in the rooming was H O S w r r ; & HUBBARD, Office at R. M. Smith’s Hotel. knew about the medicine. Col. Davis is Signal, nn, Liiinrty Street, rupees a to. f0). (f,<> medicine: I sold a r['HK -SUBSCRIBER has in his NURSERY, all times. Master and Examiner in Chancery, to lease the said property to situe competent X st FREEHOLD, u Selt'clt'i? Variety of OPPOSI ’J S THE S t ST-0 FFIC K, K person, fur the cstublifl tm nl t f a pre|arnbiiy great partol it at — u.neoftheCabul war. MIFFLIN PAUL. Toms River, N. Ornamented Trees nnd Shrubs, •uilab« f'ar N ew York, school under the supervision of the Board. The A hundred rupee* wei. u,0;en f,orn me- Streets, Yurd», nnd Lawn, some of which are August 28, IbO.S It- f undersigned have entend into an nrrnn g turf'd l RE prepared at all Seasons with n Tull ond (or this purpose, with the Rev. '1 heñías H* Why should I tel! a lie! VV.«, ¡(¡q ru . well adapted (n the seaboard donate. With regard to the treatment of Cholera, it /\_ desirable Assortment of Goods, which F. J. SPEER, Caltell, nn alumnus', and for some time a lnjjr A choice assortment of Evergiecns will he may he observed that, as a general rule, the peps do me? ready for transplants* this sprins. Vines, they will sell at TTORNEY AT LAW, and Master nnd Ex. in the college, who, in count ciion with Mr. " • disease docs not attack so suddenly as to pre C, Cnrneron, also an a un.uns of the culhgr Sir E. Perry : If I tolieved the story you Fruit-tree», &c. will bs supplied if Ihe uiders elude the possibility of medical nifi'tance. A X,OW PRICES, A «miner in Chancery. art C'r.rni'ded soon. proposi s t r open the school for the reception ol have told, which 1 do not, 1 would coinml. relaxed slate ot the bowels lor a longer or short- For Cash, or approved Credit. OFFICE, at TOIvl’S RIVER, N.J. Mr, o>0|ief) „j- [|ie Freehold Since, will cr period, gives notice of its approach In all pupils early in November next. 30th .Tunc, 1^52. tf July 12, 1851. Front their Jong acquaintance with lire ora you to custody ; but as 1 believe you arc carry trees f».q, q,e Nursery tor one shilling cases; therefore, when any disorilerof this kind merely a quack, going about the world euch bundle. exists, enmmon prudence will suggest the ne. TO FARMERS. (temen «bove named, the committee Ij'*1 *'*l" iYiinu Curh on deliver* at the Nursery. ranted in conmerding I lx in to piiirlic cus* tike other quaeko, take your ointment and cessiiy of resorting :o this remedy. If thin be pE D A R BOARDS (strait edae) wiii be JOEL PARKER, BENNINGTON F. RANDOLPH, done in season, tile disease may generally be deuce ami patronnée. be off. \) Sold, in Exchange for good TIMOTHY /COUNSELLOR a t LAW, JrMr- Cai naíian. FREEHOLD, orresled in a few minutes. HAY, oil very Invornble terms, at the SAM' t j Freehold, N. J . J AMI S S. filU-r N. Prosecutrix: I shall sell It in Aiabla— Monmouth Count)’, N. Jersey. *Bk RRVPAnVT) only BY MILLS in MANCHESTER, Ocean County. J. R. S. BARNES, ?D* Will attend the Courts of Ocean counlv Ciiabics Hoont:. John Mact-FÁn. nut here. Feb, 25, 1852. Gw. Trenton, N. j • December 31. 6t Freehold, August 28, 1S50. 1 if