fj tH« lap fiytmtjUmuN FUty&tKD EVEgV 8ATUHPAT, AtUftM lUT MSIV J. Tbxm* — On* Dollar a year, payable in advance, or$l CXI after three mouth*. TaavaiBMT AnvomTiiiEjf urn — Twelve Hues, (one inch space) 50 cents one insertion. Bach odditiouul insertion! 30 Y#U. jL Lifter adveitt&te'eot* ty spv^l Sp'-ln**, Local Notfaei, $ qfcbW put Anonymous communication* will not be noticed under any circumstances. A. COCflftlft, Bpw^t *a^b Fuili** tx. ' yir&RDA Y? JULV sl ,f ']^80. J West Jersey R. R. ) imeJ Table. I 7M IM.T'L Tfcarvt lvatb count uorss at tot lows: tions, at 7.17 A. M. and 1.55 P. M. For Q*\* May City, Bennett, and Bio Qnnde, 11. fe A. 51*. and G.03 P. Mi Leave Philadelphia for Court Mesue'at 8.10 A. M and 3». 10 P. M. * ^£ill\ilie for Court House on th* rival ol Stage# from Brijgeton, 10.18 A. M. and 4.51P.M. " Cane Ifay City ut G.5U A. M- and j ,cl ^r3v pp M. Lj ft W. J. Sbwjkll, Supt. , s'^1 1 *' r 1 'T ,' v i " t \ j Cape May Court House P. 0. M»il» for PltibMbi. clone »l 6.45 A. M. ! •nd 4.46 P.M. • 1 ' Local and County mail going North closes at 8.50 A. M. Mai) for Cape May City closes at 10.50. Jas. McCartney, P. M. l^THE CHURCH£a^% BAPTIST. — Hot. A. Caulwell, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10.30 A. M. < , and $.00 P. M. Sabbath School at 3 o'clock P. M- Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. METHODIST.— Rev. P. Provost Pastor, Services every Sunday morning at 10) o'clock, mid in tlia evening at 8. Sunday School at 2.30 P. M. Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening atS. Free, of charge — an empty gun . Bad buy words — "charge it to me." 7 ■ iq ■ VO'; ITo who loses hope may then part with anything. \VV i Ingratitude is the' extreme of human » • : » depravity. The natural born fool loses nothing by brain fever. The confidence of three is the knowledge of many. Mr. J. B. Huflmnn is still very ill, being confined to his bed. Vacation mean* absolute rest and radical change in surroundiugs. That iron pier is not yet built at Cape May, but still we have faith. The first camp meeting at Ocean City will commence on August 6th. Peochca are scarce in quantity, and nothing to boa4 of In quality. Sheriff Bcnezet has been enjoying the fishiifg ont at the "fight-fhip." Little damage has been done the grape crop by the rot, thus far. Men who live in glass houses should be conservatory in their opinions. Perhaps Pr, Tanner would sell his stomach choap, having no farther use for it Darwin is now over seventy and he will probably soon find out all about his ancestors. Never condemn a friend unheard or without letting him know his accuser or his crime. Water-melons are getting very plenty, but the quality is not good. Th«y are selling at 10 cents apiece. July promises to be a month of thunder showers, in which resect the Prophet Venner has a gbm hitfthe mtfrk. A O.irfield and Arthur club' is in order for political work at Cape May City ; with a club room at 30 Washington St. Mr** D. JT Eldredge leaves town today. She goes to Trenton, where she expects to teach during the coming school year. There are now more. mackerel off the Mo*"icbii**ttft coast thari have hpon seen before in sixteen years, and fishermen are having a happy time. • We shall publish next week in biteranting Item, rb relation to The war of 1812, sent us by an old gentleman who remembers the event distinctly. Notice Is given by the Lighthouse Board that hereafter the range lights which guide Into the rinekoteg^ near the Breakwator, Block Island, R. I., will be fixed red instead of white, as heretofore shown. Look rnit for the ne^ advertisement of ,T. H. Benetet in next week's issue, and in'the mean tiqaa Jt i^lltpay'yoa to hfHi a rail and exdtf ifie bis uhue tuUy large stock of stoves, Un warts and

hoatedfcit^iqg foods. £ ) OCJ The green apple season is here, and while we do not approve of -joking on such weUworn subjvv ts, we weyki inform tie »tq*U l*y that unto*. l| it **4* are while and the flesh bitter and pucker) , they are not up to the green apple Man- • »••• T* The deafness of hay render* R necessary for farmers to put in oorn fodder. Pish guano will" give you most ' saSiafac tory results, by bfiujing yoy a large crop. Now k the tnue to plant. Call on Frauklin Hand ; he will give you We wgrg in error last weak in staling that Mrs. lUclLel Dimes, who died at Tuckahoe, was a sister of Townaend Garretson ; she was an aqnt. We ware uxiwnfonned und published tho fact as it w »» givexAw, but we correct the i^istake with pteiaimr*? * * The greatest change in the temperature that kits ta^tu ylace in a long Wbik «*«/<* W«ln*d»y aigjtt U»t. pu Wednesday afternoon the mercury stood at 98°, and on Thursday morning it had fallen to 57, thus showing a change of 36° in less than 15 hours. .alleged tu,Uave been carried by Gen ctp\( George Washington during the Rovolutiob, has just come into the possession of Jacob llitchner, of Gloucester^ It is an open faced, English bull's eye, and was for many years the property of & Mount llolly family by ; the name of 'I rick. Capt. E. th Ross was taken sick on Saturday last while on board his vessel, lying .in the bay, about 12 milesf roin shore. He was brought ashore in the small boat, came home on Sunday, and we are glad to say is improving in health. Tile mate, Lewi* Ross, is in chuyge of the schooner during the oaptain's illness. FrjMjer, of Mjy'f .Lawjfing, aged 96, the oldest inhabitant of Allantie County, died on Sunday evening last, about 7 P. M. For seventy consecutive years, she occupied the low dwelling, situated on the edge of the pond, near the bridge. Her death resulted from general debility, and far many years, in her lonliness and widowhood, she has been tenderly watched over, and faithfully cared for, by her daughter, Sophia. — Record. Michael Potter, the oldest inhabitant of Cumberland County, was visited yester day at his home at Willow Grove, this county, by 115 of hi» descendants. Sunday last was his 96th birthday, and it was oelobrated by the annual gathering of Uis descendants, who came from every corner of the State, und some from Pennsyfvania. As lie was 9o years old, just 9ti sat down to the first tabic. He made an address, in whioh he said that he was glad to son so m my of tiis folks together, and said that he expected to see several more such gatherings before he took his final departure. — Vinsland Journal. According to the recent census there . are in this county 225 persons between the ages of 70 and 80 years, 41 between 80 and 90, and 3 between 90 and 100. Thus It will be seen that the total number over 70 is 269. The following are the names of those who exceed 80 years: ttTER TONVN'SlflP. ' Iran M;\jor, 80. Martha Orum, 80. Elizabeth Gaody, 80. Eliza Orner, 89. ' % .Tames Ross, - 80. Millicent Stites, 85. John Somen, 87. James Smith, 82. David Wtllfirtfts, 83. Mary Young, 81. Rachael Cramiper. 91. DENNIS TOWNSHIP. Cluirlus Ludi.'tm, 83. Hannah WHbiir, 86, Sarah Steel man, 84. Rachael Wheaton, 96. Saroii McKeag, 81. ^ Jane Wallace, 83. Amy V o**, 93^ MIDDLE TOWNSHIP, llannah Rayuinn, 89. JoM Corron, 80. RoTfinna l'l dredge, 81. W m. Garrison, 86. Deborah 44 81. Judith Lndl&m, 84. John What, 85. LOWER TOWNSHIP. Mnria Crowoll, 81, Aaron 44 81. Esther 41 80. Ann EWredge, 80. Mary Landry, 82. Job Moore, 80. Geo Owens, 80. K. Price, 81, Eli It. Wales, 81. CATE MAY CITY. JniQcft ('lark, 80. MatvVhu' h, 87. , Henry Davis, Richard 8. Ludlsm, 87. Samuel 8. Marcy, 87» Thnikfal Marty, since ' deceased, v '» 80. North, 88. WBI. Strickland, KX Judith B. Whillilin, 80. '

"^MUXVILLE INS 5 BaVDK 00. Report of Committor Appoioud by the BiockboMltr. of the MillrUl* SJtu.J (, liuniK 4nd Pif. to tlir lfeiubw* of the ltillviilv Mutual Marino and Fire lnauranoa Company. After as careful an examination of Ibt a flairs of the Company as we have been able to make, we hove arrived at the following uoncluftions : There ao^v4i»nc« whatever of any fkatid on -the part of the officers or em ployed pf the Oompent^ f 4 We are satisfied that tne Mutual Corn pany has sustained no direct injury by reeeon of the Stock Company. With the exception of Mr. 8. F. Fries, the individual stockholders of the Stock Company, received no profits or benefit whatever. At a time, when both Companies f err .doing aisueou^fnl hpstnyss, Mr./.j-SuJIord 5|r. Vhft sum of #2,837.14 for his interest In the Stock Company ; this amount was afterward returned to Mr. Mulford bv the Stock Company 'before the transfer to .the Mutual 'Company was' made. > At the close of 1878, the Stock Company had an admitted surplus over all liabilities of sixteen thousand dollars. At this time, all the assets and liabilities of the Stock Company were transferred to the Mutual Company. This admitted surplus of gixteon thousandftfollnrs was increased to the sum of about twenty-five thousand dollars by th^ Motual Company realizing upon various securities, notes, Ac., not admitted by the Commissioner of Insurance at the time the transfer was made. <Jf the fcixjty thousand dollars in notes turned over to the Mutual Company, less th£j) seven thousand dollars remain unpaid. The transfer of the assets and liabilities of the Stock Company to the Mutual tympany was proposed a ad urged, by thw Cc'iiwuissioner of Insurance. The receipt# of the Mutual Company for years 1877^ 1878 and 1879, were $810,03 1 .00, and the Losseirfor the some time amounted to $445,969.00. NV> find a comparison of the Millville Mntual's expenses with these of the Cumberland Mutual Fire Insurance Company, (that Company having justly the reputation of being managed with unusual economy,) to be as follows : MILLVILLE. 1877. Expenses 12 9&-100 per cent, of receipts. lbTU. »4 14 12-100 M 1ST*. . •• fi)4S400, " CUXlUKltLAND. 1877. Expenses 14 14-100 per cent, of receipt*. 1878. " 20 87-1W M 1879. M 18 61-103 41 " The causes which have led to the present unfortunate oondition of the Company we believe to be 1st, An extensive agency business in ! localities too far rexuoveil to receive the personal supervision of the officers of the Company. 2d, The continued illness and consequent absence of the Secretary from the office of the Company. 3d, Errors of judgment in the selection of riaks and the ap|>oiutm6nt of agents. 4th, The universal business depression which has been attended with enormous losses, falling alike upon this and all other Companies doing an extensive business. JOHN BODINE, G. W. BAILEY, DANIEL 811 A 1(P, S. B. JARMAN. The above report is not only clear and pointed, but it id particularly weighty from the feci that it ha? been in ado by a committee of gontlomen whose ability and integrity can not be questioned, and who have been selected ' from different sections of South Jersey M gentlemen who had been in no way connected with the financial matters of the company in the past, and therefoie could have no object in "coveting up"' any of the facts. A prominent member of the committee was (j. W. Bailey, • Esq., of Camden, than whom there is no better authority, in insurance mat- 1 ters, in the State of New Jersey. It has been said that there were too many clerks in the office, etc., but the ! table given above shows that the run- i ning expense.* of the office Were less by ! at least 2 per cent, than those of the Cumberland Insurance Co. ; and no one disputes that the latter is an economically oonductcd company. This report cannot but satisfy all fair minded men that* the assessment now made is a fair and honest one, and w« have no doubt that the policy holder* will- fool that they are morally a# well n* loyally J H»uhd to pay it, and will do so promptly. DYER'S CRBBR ITEMS. B. L. Howell is pnving forty cents per pound for trout sounds. Mr. V. N. Erricson ir engaged to teach >M»r puMie acbix>) for (he opining year. A white-throated black snake, which measured six feet in length and tdat-and- • me-balfihrhrsin elrrnmlerenoe, was klll*hI on the premise* of Mr. Thomas Bayre. Tie, too, was engaged in the egg business. Oil the east side of the main hay shore road there at* a few hundred acres of what soma people call salt marsh, but ,

a otOrtdtrabif part qf.thi* so-called inarttB IS mkda uj cvf toMkrat holes ami •alt pond*, producing neither material for p*»Uin, igi, nor nfianur*; tttph there HVt {hat at KtlU tW of yeat, «4> u tell grass should !»*%« Ite gro*u, has not produced Uwtau enough of this gnus to conceal Iron* vu-w tli* c4 d swaths made by last > ear's iiftOwu.i This propertv is a dead Utter in th* hands offln owner* Tl»ert- are do Is m than ten j»erM>ns directly interthe oondition of this part of | tbefr property, and yet they fail to act. Bul what is to U- done! litsthb; this sefrwimjrty worthless megdow hhouid be convi rted into fredi land, and ihi can !>edon< by simply putting a sluieuhierfpyer s Csenk bridge, and isdpg the road Tor an embankment The cost of tins work for th ten or more man would U « "Uiparalively small w iftCii We consi<t*r the value of good fresh hay whjch flfeey might raise each season. (hi Thursday of lest week a party of twelve allied fax the fishing Lank* in tb* vicinity of the five fathom light . ship. Aftr4 a [>L iiant . oyag»r down the i bey, and wfcon Ju-t striking oet op the I ACeffa, w.- wer- EgWabfy burtiriscd to find that one of the iint* that Kad be*-n trailing had Looked a handsome nine pounder. Oh the excitement ! 44Every hn« overboaftl now, and stand by to haul tli em in." ^Gne, two, throe, fonr, fiv^ six mackerel, and here we are abreast of Hereford Inlet. Two o'clock, and we shape our course for home with « evefy thing working in our favor; but stop! here we aro «t Town iVsnk, lying i at anchor witii a furious wind blowing from the N. W. and a strong flood tide. It is ipfuxtt*iU6 far awhile to decide whieb will prevail — wind or tide. The wind ceased it# blowing and the sea its rolling and just beforn sunset the word wus given to get under way ; every ordar was obeyed, saury man was a a bis post, and in the course of a few hours wo wove safely landed on terra -finna. .Some were troubled with that unpleasant feeling known as sea -sickness, which -j* defined as being that act in which a person tries to get outside of himself. All were fully satisfied with their trip and speak of it in the highest jx>ssible terms. Do*. SEAV1LLE VICINITY. ^-Besch Parties are |>opular. — The cucumber is in season ; so is cholera morbus. — Miss F.uuiie Finch is visiting Mis# Julia, diiughter of ex Siieriff Adams. — Nightly serenades by the Seavills Orchestra, Thomas Katt, Esq., leader. — Capt. T. K. Gandv is at C^pe May Hti fieri vi tending Morris' Congn-ss Hall Pier. — Miss Com Prince of Vineland, is the guest of Miss Josie Holmes at Townsend Inlet. — We mi*s th* <4Up. Short: Notes." I have been informed that "E"' disgusted with " 4XV 4;nonscnse," has discou- ' tinued them." — One of our young Pbyooitnt has been sf ten ding a few* day* among the hills of Noitnern Pennsylvania; the ' Doctor Confidently inform** us that the scenery, though magnificent, is not to i be compared with the Uditrs. — A Palermo gentleman has invented ! a new method of courtship. The modi's operandi consists of driving backward and forward in front of the residence of the inamorata, an«l giving vent ton series of ear-splitting whistk*. No patent has yet been granted. X. TUCKAlfoE N< »TESI Charles B.tird is stopj>ing at the. Soeley farm, at Marsiiallville. Mr. and Mrs. A. Jl. Woodruff from Bridguton, liavc U»en in town for a few days. • Mr. Chns. Zane, of Philadelphia, has been spending a few days with his brother, Rev. W. 8. Zane. It is rumored that 3lLss Mat tie Richmond hte ai-ccpted an invitation to become temponuy organist at the Presbyterian church. Walter Parrona and hi* friend* have bidd«>n Tu<*kah«">e a regreti'ul farewell. They v<Hed tli'eir stay a good two weeks trip. Come again. Rev. A. Eberhnrdo and wife are in . town and will remain a few weeks. An excellent sermon fVotn Mr. E. was listened to lost Sabbath morning, in the M. E. church. * v ~ While two men were putting up some ornament on l>r. Abbot's drug store a few day* since the scaffolding gave way and both weM^in great d*ng«-r ; but we •ire happy to ia y u.at no aerions injur) was sustaini-d. The "Wave" of this week contain* an item which question* the right of some ' citizens to carrv truck to Atlantic City. It mny be unpleasant for the ptenewri ' in the hritieu to have com|»etition, but I y*>ur correspondent can't se<^ ! what the\ can do aU>ut it. The cs ngcnial pitrtv which started j lost week lor A thin tic. City, have returned— -mid say that notwithstanding the >tormv weather they had a mo*! otgoyablc time. The party consisted of Anthony Ste44lmsn and wife, Ward .Still e and wife, Siimnd Steelman and wife, and Capt. David Irolns4 and wjc. We understand that Miw* Martie Steelman vra* agrecabfy surprimHl one <lny last week by r.n impromptu virit from three of her school friend*. Misses Mina an»t Morio llud- n «>f May's l^andmg, and Miss Myra 1 1 union of Pennington. Of cntirse they had a good time, a* all <oh*»ol friend* do when tb*y tn*et in after years. ' Delta. GUARDIAN SAJ.E. Pmwnawt to an order «»r the Orphan4* owrt of the I'oimty of Mnv «aa r*int»« «.f Now J*9**y, iumU ■•»!! 'ii-«iMdn> U»e rwo-u\ duy M ApHI, A, 1L, Inm. wft i. ifrirtn.h WTimFUMfajtHtt CtthW THKTWhNTY-KUtMT HAY OK ADtMNT, A. IK is^v *1 the hour of two oVt(K*k tn the nnrmotm, nt ih'-*ito»r et >nittl» l>nmlin.ln <.re*l' iwek, Oounflr sivt ^tate an n mk4% the »ah>«li4f property; t»el»\s the tmdl vid<«ct oneotxtn p«it of tin arm t»rmfr.y tH»i«>iiutnK to Etta* w ortli, I UtvT-aMoil, situate tn tlio nelRhhorhood (Xtjlrw* t rvrk, iXHinu* and state sioresalil and adfolii- ; Ing land* »»! I*avk! Healtt, .Mm E»x and fc. W* S'Wfit"' ^ B'on4 D«wwHjti,*,fl4,4Wortk I

WHY 80 MANY (50 TO iohn E. White's, Z. L*. Beaans* thay find th* LARGEST STOCK, Finest Assortment, AMU Lotcett Prices. A complete line of Dry (food* from a 6 cent uwd to a 1 ooUox c**Lm*r*. Men*' cotton and woolen doth from 12* to 1 JO per yard. Brown and I4roeheii muslin*, flaiiitcl and chariot aiurung* of wdi grad** 4um1 pnom. The Notion and Trimming depart ment ia complete id th* very k>w**t price*. Groceries and Provisions tie very beet, as at the lowest. ViuftXft, Ov\* o.v\A VurtiviV Hardware , Glass, and Queenswaj'e, SEWING MACHINES. POMPS. GRAIN . FLOUR and FEED. TOBACCO 4 CIGARS. A large lot "Dug-up" Cedar Shingles. JOHN. W. YOUNG, MANAGES, DE5NISTILLE, X. 4. june6,3m. MILLINERY OF ALLXIXDS, Dress Goods, Silks, Calicos, Muslins, Wall-papers, Carpets, i Parasols , Ladies' Boots Shoes , Shawls , Ixiwns , Mens and Boys' Hats , Matting, And many other things needful can be bought at the popular Trimming Store of 8^\m, Ca^c "N\a\^ C. V\. july 17,3m. 15 Acres of Land FOR SALE! - Ideated at Gravelly Run, Adjoining Jenkins Bay. \\>OVV\ \\ (XCVt* \\\c o\>0\« V* ^VVfttV \ft\A avA \\ve \\\c*\^ovv-, ©.w ovi\Vt\ \o \\u >\©vw V\o©v\. \?>00 cc\©r ^ewe"v\\<* nuV*, \\vVtii ov\ Wxc _____ \Uo © WvAiVvwvf \o\ ©\\ "\\t«\\©vut Wttvi C. \V. Applv to Wm. Ross jnl.TlT.Sm. OOl'RT IIOFSE. NEW EDITION. WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED. lOSSPt^M. 3000 Eafraviap. Pwr PajT* Colored FUim. KnwndJca.a SUPPLEMENT or ewe 4600 WORDS and Hcaaings lxlotfjw f jrh at hava «wo Into o*e durtr* l><- t»*'t t'^neajrearF — mtcyof thlch han-imcf brftro fotuftd a place tn any lXfiOb dictionary. ALSO ADDED, A KTW Biographical Dictionary of ever 9700 KAKT.S Noted te^iainliroacrn.inchjdiat tnanr n-*r lirtcjr . firtot Proounclauoo, M»x>oiiA. '.r. and txacf ctei OET THE LATEST, mrnr fditiox ceetaie* r.f^ixnicw>« et «r JW °™"r 46 OO ami War»ivfa W^arh aetr aocd la Fxtpf »ctaee » h*a hem aeJti lacied and with friat ♦ «re. rrrnh lUwiaaMurt m>c mW af Vtr mrgTOO name- of Nc«c-I Prraoaa. GET THE BEST TpBdhtm et be< T>i< t<m«rrcf the r.agJJh h-h Ian* eT»T pit iUtet' ' ..'wt ha** Ihap twrn ccrrrOcd to II u tr? taan tn any caber lmtm>aiT. «r : I«rat»«v>%, SOOO, fbwj iteee titae* ; X *' tatnr VkTTwvf wKr ro-i»crary, To* Oe-f> rFcrmmended tv i of and fUA Cblrp hwU On'v ptefkreary etmiil»»n* • Bio- , IWrtft<maxy — thta *tV**lU Fame a ilk PYononr Mtletk Nartcm rrofae- I akm axftd Tone nf otnffjho pcrwwa ; %bUd»adt!yi.AC.WITWM«.Sr?livnoG-*^ ALIO , asnn RITKWXI Pictwum. Orrwna t»*ofiawo««» wotiinoi'

CAPS KAY CITY, CAP! KAY C. K. A*D MlLLTUili MAKBLE WORKfi. MONUMENTS ^ ill kind* of Marble Coveriafi for grove*. i-y telegmph or terter. Fis§ toe curbing work done at the *borte*t aottee. loll and am. A dteoonnt mad* on dU vr*rk by oallinjr at th* yard. t/T- Exvxixx*. Proprietor W H. Van Gildxr Manager af th* Jfiilvillc yard, apr!780tf (PUUte* IteiwioMie aii . twr j • t.iAiiitMi otex uiUI j l/v ut. far rbat yoeauRlod SsSrujEE Uww^r^if>- )uu; «|aft Una*- to lla bualD—i. fwr.E w ' ONE PRICE i CLOTHING STORE In Millville, N. J. Main St, next door to the ftat*kt) Hon*. A. H. JARMAN, Ruoccaso-r to L. E. Godfrey, now offer* to the people a full and oomptete **- sortment of Men's Youth1* and Boy's Clothing , Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises, and a general amortment of Celts' Firiisbii* Cm4s, at the lowest possible price*, o Merchant Tailoring. I hare also engaged R. C. Hainea, an experienced cutter, who will manage Che custom department, guaranteeing a 1 j>erfect fit or no sale. Order* by Mail will rooeirt prompt attention A. H. JARMAN. /h J r AA10l*»AVEAi,«r *S to $1500rs™£s xuikc morr 11im.ii Um> tunocnt Dituai eUove 1 Ko ttnv «nn bill to Dukf moory teat. Anyoa* tim Uit vort. You can make from .W ela. j tu g mi l.our bv <kvoili* pur e\T-oinc» and apart- U tne to the t>oa;iH-va Ji crm** THShlnf lo ir> the t'U-hican. NotMnz like li lt>r i-joc <n-tuaktiuc«-vefoaertaJ before. HutUtwoa p4«n»artt KUii KtrlclU lnmoniMi-. Kinw:. it Srou want tt» know all about Iter brat pa> CuatnoA tvWurt- tbf- public, arod Q» tour ■i*u*i and we will acna jxa full particular*, and private term* free; ♦aniplt-f worth *6 alao freaj you can Uien maketm your mind u.r jouradf. \OOrem GBOHUL RlMOSt A tXL. PortlateL Malar. nxajAMy. CUM IDE AND BLACKS MITHING. TVvc sw\)Mn\>«vt \\\©wV.^vv\ ^ov \\vx%\ ^©v-ow vv-owU vw* S©V©\ W\CVT ^VVC©t\* ©V\A Wvc \s\vVAvc vw jc wc v©\ \\\©\. Wvtvj ©V« \WC\V©VC& \© wxttfttt^wtWrt \.o ©W VvwvV* CARRIAGES. OR ANYTHING IN THEIR LINE OF BUSINESS, AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, IN THE REST MANNER, AND Most Reasonable Terms. BLACKSMITHING DONE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. Particular attention j*id to Shoeing. Give tit a call. A. Bcnezet A Son. wlllyi.