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¥ LOCAL AND STATE AFFAIRS. , I. QXiltVILLE LEACH. JUporttr. *,'[ Hal lead Meeting J la the "Wave" of ]a«t Thnrsdny, we ! gave p Urijf notice of a Railroad Sleet- • tng, to be bchl that day, at the WaiS- 1 iogton nonie, Supposing that a tew | neighbor* woohl nmteoible together, and have a chat with Mr. Dangan on rail- : road'niatterf ; but, to our mtrpriae at the ( appointed time, notwithstanding- the shortness of the notice, wc found a large j number aueuibled, entirely exceeding our expectations The meeting organ, fjjgd by calfiug Dr. S. S. Marcy to the Mr. Dangan being present, was called Upon, and made'some remarks, in a plain, bnsioess-like manner, without any , p attcinpl at speech-making. ojpording to the oiunl acceptation of thartertu. fie j simply stated facts, as they have trans- j pi red since his connection with our ' railroad interest, showing tho perfect feasibility of ths plan now before lb: public. These facts are fully set forth 1 in an editorial in another column, hence i we deem it unnecessary to repeat them here; and w# simply acknowledge our ■ indebtedness to Mr. D. for mauy of the • facts slated in that article. . Semil questions were propounded I to Mr Dungan, and answered totheeu- 1 lire satfsfaction of nil present. J The remarks beiug closed, on motion i of W. IJ Miller, a unanimous vote of i thanks was tendered to Mr. Dangan, | for his untiring exertions for our rail- ; rpad, and pledging the hearty co opera- j lion of those present. This meeting is worthy of contrast j with a certain great railroad meeting, I held at the Court House, some weeks ! since, at. which we were present, in which a certain corpulent "individual" figured quite largely. That was called by several hundreds of flaming bills, j sent broadcast all over the coodty, some weeks before the meeliug, and the meeting was jurld at the center of the county; while thjs was only announced in the "Wave" oi -the day the meeting was held, and held at one end of the county ; and yet there were more people present at this last meeting then at the former j one. At the former meeting we had n ■tnge load of speakers, consisting of j v Gov's, . ex-Congressmen and 'squires, j who made great flourishes, ransacked the English language— sometimes with ; a 4>rogue<j-and poured forth an untold, j * " and untellgble amount of eloquence and j inredire, while, at the Jotter, simple facts j were slated, In a plain manner, by one man, who makes no pretensions to speech-making ; and yet, al the close of the former meeting, "JInmbug" was the word most prominent on every man's tongue, while, at thmlatter, ggery word was believed, and every one present felt > satisfied that we had now got on the right track, and something was going to be done. We never attended Wny j public meeting, whatever the ocea- 1 ' r sion, where more unanimous sslisfaclipn ifyiog to' hear the remarks from til, "as tbey were leaving the house- One man said that -he bed heard a great many railroad speeches before, but be had •ever before heard one when be believed evify word of R, as he did la thia case. And what made this difference? Tho answer is ebvloas. It was simply the j differlhct, of oen at the head of the two, j and the 1* - afcfrdrcumitanceisurroun- j ding the Mr i. enterprises; and the re- f solts of the two, we* confidently beleve > will warrant this tliffereace to the end. Tka Kivtls«r IM*le. We learn that the privateer Dixie I which we noticed as going ap the "Dela- ! wort Inst week, was captnted while st- , tempting to ran the blockade at George- | town, 8. C., loaded with a fail .freight j ef cotton, rise and turpentine. The : captain ef her said she waa the first- vet- , ael to hoist the Confederate flag ; which., was done ia Charleston harbor. The I Dixie has captnrvd four or five of our merchant vessels. When boarded by j the pilot off the Island, she was in com- • nisad of Capt- Henry H.ud, of CkttB ■ Creek, in thia .county. L Qf* Advertise yoar business.

Pray (hr l»« Mini. I There are many realities pertaisingto ! war which are unpleasant to contem- | plate It is a fact, too true, that tkou- , ! sands fall in battle without any hope of a heavenly home. In* the impending! \ battle at Torklown there certainly must be a terrible slaughter. Christians, pray ! |.j for the souls 9? the unconverted soldiers- ! Wc trust that God will spare those off | ! our own friends from falling in death ; | but if any must fall, may they die hap- , i py, and pass to mansions of rest above , We say again, pray.' Train's Mpeeehce. Every family should have a copy of' j George F. Train's celebrated speeches, delivered in England, on the American . ; -War. The work contains twenty-five l speeches, which are sold lor 25 cents. — For sale at this office. Send and buy a |copy- • | Ualnifft* Send BIU. Many of our creditors will find tbeir j ■ bills sect 'to thorn. They will plesse re- ' ; iflit ilicir dues. Wc do not suppoxc they ; never intend to pay us, but think they i I sre ready and only want to knot? the i j amount. Come, friends, send along the ■ money ! Collage. -Hill it timid. | I I'ersona on the Island who have cot- 1 j tages to rent for the sntnmer, are noli- i ! lied that we will lake, their houses to ! 1 rent, tnd charge a commission on the j j amount of rent received. ' For farther particulars apply at this office. . Takru PrtsOTSVr. Daniel Cosgrove, who enlisted in the ; I 9lli X. J.. Regiment from this connty, j was taken prisoner, with eight others, j I oo the ,7th of April, while on picket j ] duty, about 25 miles from Newbern, | i X. C. A company of rebel cavalry j surrounded and captured them. j -Another Death. We have to reeord the third death; | among the <y*pe May volonteers inTCo. | A., 7th Reg. The third one is Private j John Woolson, of Fishing Creek, who : died at Camp Revere. He was ayonng : man, and leaves many sorrowing frieads. | Th£ health of our Cape Mny-boyi has i not been remarkably good. Tho Ilest BMl-Uahrr. 31 1. Christopher Church is the best ■ gentleman's bout-mater in Cape May. j lie is employed at the Shoe store of. ! Church & Garretson, where he is prepared to make boots to order. Go to ! ; this store and buy your boots, shoes and > gaiters. ' A Goad Paper. The Semi-Weekly Clarion is the title of a new paper, lately started in Yonker$, N. Y. It is one of the best exchanges we receive, and is ably oonduc- 1 ted by ita editors. It hns just com- j menced the publication of a series of articles, entitled the " Crisis , Papers, " . written by the leading men in the Couu- , try, and to be continued in fifty-two* pa- ■ j'pmns. - . THOMPSON— DOUGLASS. — Oo He- - cmiWai.iat.18Cl, hg.&UfcJ. C. Clsy, Mr. John C. Thompson to MTv* HfTIir Mar Douglas*. both of Philadelphia. May happiness and prosperity attend your every step. The wedding rake was thankfully received. . PUBLIC SAI>K or REAL KSTATK. T1TUI hr aeld at rwblle Vendue. en Tanadar, Bi. TV Ut day of July. ISSt, at I o'clock In the alterj noon of said day, oo It* premier., Urn lalloa log «r1 sssvbed property, sltnated la the Upper Township, I In the county uf Cape Stay, N. J., te eat : A certain tract of land, iylns oa the north-wrst tsteaof I he -Great Cedar Swamp, and oo hoth side, faf the old County road, leading from the Lows 1 Bridge to TarkilL at a plnor eomfconly called "lodlae Ordinary." It tela* a Mart of Land that was ; doTlwd hy the laat WIH and Teat amen t of Cornelli us t orso*. deceased, to hU aoo Coroeitu. Carson, j reference to said W III mat more fully api*ar. The | said Tract of land is said to contain sixty-eight "33d > UteTnP tn of M Wheel McCulloueh by I "kUe' tk* Ohoaso Freeholder.- Terms SAM l/Et- F- WART? Lite IHrectot of Board. | Apr. SklrIStC. -tmyl-s " MILLINERY! . ! J ass S ALL IK A WOOLSON, : At riSHlMG CKRKX Has svrr ornyn an rattse STOCK of »>SH- ; lOMhXLX MILhlSKBt, oi Uis iatssf Mytn, -leoaautlnc of RcAUt-Maos ffani v, Caari: aad Sujt BOXTi CTTS, for M'k/AKatul SIMmt'K , ilia, 1 CKILDfcCM HATS, with ar pood ssaartmsat of i FLOWtlU, aiesoh*. and various other artifice, rp- Please call and see for yourselves. j- Ap*U ma, toot rags

LADIES! ATTENTION I ' ' SPBIN'G AND SUMMER MILLINERY! MISS JANE IIILDasrriL at Caru Xav Covar ' Hoctc. offer, to the Udle. s ntw and reel. •»- ; 1 surtmeat of Sprlne and Summer Mllltoery. UHT , GiKktS. SKAH'LH. CLOAKS, UWSTEHS. TRIM- ! , • I MINUS, HATS. kc. he- of. ovary »t)le, at brr Nam - Store, w bore .bs a >11 eisrtw rcsdy to accomodate - all who mar call oo her. * rj April p. sw. : i . j SPRING AND SUMMER j fi MILLINERY! Above COLU Kl-IllNU . AflSS MARY C. PKICKTVs Inst, reivi. turned from PhllwlelphU, and ia.4» the attru- I taou of the I.AlllKn and Irieads In (eoeral, to her : At IT awl rAStllOSJbU: >wrt»cnl of- i ( MILLINER 1 GOODS. I JJ-Bleachlng dano'to order. I April t ttih, tt»J. t ' j FREEHOLDER'S MEETING N OTICE Is hrreby eiveo, that x special meetlnk . . of the noard of Chosen Kredholdera of Cape | May County, will be held at the Court House, in 1 . said County, on Tuesday, the lath day of May Inst., : at 10 A- M . no said day, for the purpoar uf aettllnc ' up the ouUtandins busloraa of the County for the pas! year. Fbr»o» bavins unsettled accounts with , I the IVwrd, will please slvs their attendance. , , The annual slated meeting of sakl Board, mill la- [ held oo the foilowtn* day, as the law directs By Uider ol the Board, JOSH U A S^k'ALN, Clerk. | •I luo.ouu BiBMLS OF Till*. ■j LOOISiaNlTACXDHINCcb.'S ; Ti-«Js*Lr m-»mm.jm*zr*rrM?xcs9 ! , This Company, with S capital of llM.OJM, the ' | most extensive works of the Mod In the woi*i. and ; > i aoenprrwraos of Vt yeara(u manufaeturlnz, with a I reputation luO( rslabll.hod, bavins also the excUi- . : i stvr control ol all the ntsttt soil from the yraat City j of New York, are |wep*r*d to furnish an article j j which Is without doubt, the cheapest and very heat i fertilizer in msrSet ' Price fort barrels and over |l » p-.- barrel, or only A IS per ton. II seemly mcressee the yield and • I ripens the crty. from two to-, three wae.s eailler, at ; . I anjxjw-Me Of from *3 fo,*il>«r acre, and with very | I A Pamphlet, contaln\r aH the inform at loa or- 1 > I reaaaey , with i.ttesa from Horace Grecly. I>au|.-I Webster, and hundreds of. former, who have us«xl It ! i exlensively for Diiuf years, may le had. free by ad- . dresalns .letter to the subscriber. | Cannon.— The I. u. Co. caution their rustomrra | : not to purchase any Poudretle except that l.ran.U-d I , ' with thrir name. No other Is ye r.uice. Address, "I JAMES T. POSTER. Car* of Lo.ll Manufacturing Co. td Cortland street. New- York. !i The abov e fertilizer may be obtained l-y application to '[ W. a MILLER J l ape Island, . I ' I ARent for the County of Cape May. [ j April tv, lies si. i FOR RENT, TWO COTTAGES, I TARNISHED, situated «vn Mushes' SL| also a i L SMALL STORE and DWELLING combined, Stt- ! uxteal on Decatur at. Apply at the o3.ee of the , i "Ocean Wave.'' ' Apt~ ' " | j j ALLEN & NEEDLES' ! 1 Super-Phosphate of Lime, | • j Unequalled by any other in the market. ' alauy* \ '! THE SAME IN QUALITY, l And Invariably to be retlml on as ■ MANl'REof ' ' standard rxcrltenee. y . t i PRICK £15 por 25W. (2fcU. per lb.) Its eoatlnurd success for so msuy years past It , j the best (irtsivrzt the I'unci has that he is buy- • ' W GKNUIXK AtriCLB. ' | Oca St-eca pmc.srttxTC or Lime is not rhsnyed 1 , i In Its eh starter every season, but Is what It pur- ' | "fls to be. uulform In lis chemical constituents, | [ and always to be relied oo. ALLEN If NE EDLE S' , FERTILIZER. TMs manure, from Its superior quality and the > very low price at whirh ws art selling, enables the Parmer to use It when heoouhl not convrnlcntly ■ buy other article.. Those who have used It heretofots, are again doing so now, which is the boat ev- . ' I ids nee of Its exeelleut and 1.ARTINO U' ALIT IKK. ri CiUANO., !, I PERUVIAN. Wc sell noue but No. I., received dl- , I reel from the Peruvian Government. , j ICHAnilK. A v cry superior article, received direct I from the I. land. PLMTK3. Ground Plastsz-a zupcrior Irtlcie, ! packed In good strong barrels. BUNKS Button Makers Bnoe Dust aad ( round 1 Booes. H'smsaM Graufar. , A Hberal deduction modt to ltcalert on the ALLEN A NEEDLKsT T I 4i 8th. Wharres & 41 8tb. Water St., I ! KtrsV Store above Chcitnat.) j PHILADELPHIA. Mar. « WJ-3m Highly Important to the Ladies. < 8TATEN I8LANI) • FAHCY DYBINO ESTABLISHMENT offices : Ho. 17 NortH Klgklk St., Pkllad'o « ; N«s 3 A. 1 John -I , Neve Tork, . , At this Umo when eeooomy pnssi sass a spostsl ln- , teres! for alL we rwip^tfully invite the attetuion of the LADIES to our veiy great Improvement! In DYKING sad In FINISH iRfl SHAWLS, DBKSS < J GOODS, kc., kc., I Crape, Waolcn, Xephyr, Knit and Stella Shawls, Llranaed or Dyed In s superior manner, (troche Shawls Clransrd. Seal bkln and C'hlnllle .Shawls, i ; treated with suecesa. Silk. Merino, DsUine, Ala- ; paca, I'aramatta and ISvreigs llrrwaa Dyad with a ; perfection that resembles New Goods. LJ- kpeelmeus of mjr -kill cheorfully shown oo ' • applies Uoo at the office. ' ftr Order* by letter and Fjcpreu. promptly nt\ended to. (loath rtetietd and returned ; by Lxpree*. SARRBTT, NBFHKWS * CO. No. « Nth. EltbUi St.. tadow Areh, Phlla-Jclphls. March *1, ISO!. m» I FOR SALE. . A HOURK AND LOT, conUioin* thr«a ] i - Y acres situated ia the village of GOSHEN, j im aituaftok U snssedlngly plsoossl, aad tho ' land of exenils.it quality. ■ 1 The House and Lot »iU be sold eltremely Inw If : spplUnUsd te made soon « i ; For portWailarv apply to f ! Titos. RLESLET. , I - Goshen. March Wth, l*». ' | ffyTakn UM "DcMa"Wavt.!i ^

NOTICE to the atfeioteb. TkR. n. CARRi TaoN offer • his professional ear- 1 lirieesto the sfllletcL HOWEVER LONG OR I HOPELESSLY. lis operates by lbs Natural Power*, ahHlfkll) romhinrd alth electro -magnetism let none despair until they bare gtv<n him -a Offlce near -OVKKS CHEEK, Cape M IT To.. N J. , ( April 17. im:. tf. ~WALL- PAPER. nAVID CLARK would respectfully Inform the ! rittsras of Cape falaod and vlelnty . that be wHi - i have a Hlock of Vail Paper fob sal? ai C APR ISLAND, I early la the month of May. The place and time : wUI be duly announced In this paper. | , Aprtl Tf, IMS.— It CLOTHING! CLOTHING! At the COURT HOUSE. i rpbn Subscriber rospectfally. gives notice i I that his Stork of Goons.' lor making GrtTii- i i step's Currniao. Is very One. Coats, Pants or Vests, avedc fo order . at short zvotlce and iq rood style, out I of CLOTH, CASSIMCRES CASS! NETS, kc .kc. j ItF.tDY St ,\ in: CLOTHING for rale, and , st i-i Ices to suit ths tUbr*. O-UKKSA goods sold by the yard. jambs McCartney. : — . : west JERSEY R. R.J HPRING ARRASORHRXT1, I J Commencing an MONDAY, Marehl'tk, I 1862. daily, ( eicejit Sunday*,) la and/rutn j Walnut id. Wharf. Philadelphia. j Leave Brldgeton.V • 40 A. M., aod I SO P. M. I I Due at i'Jiilada. ? » M A. M , and 3 a p. M. | I Lrave l'hll«<lclpMa, 0 00 A. M , and i 00 P. M. Due at Brtdgetih), it oo a. M., and « Oo P.M. FREIGHT' TRAIN* , Brlmfeton at . 4 40 A. M. < , at Pbliad-v at - - t„ ]p A SL I I Leave Phllad'a at - . j ,<i p. y|, i Due at Brldgcton, at - - T C6 p! M. j ! WOODBURY SPECIAL TRAINS, Bv>tcam Can , A. M. A. M. p. M. j ' I.rave Woodbury , • 70 4 40 A.M. p.m. P.M. { Leave PhUadelphta, » 10 S 49 | RAIL ROA D COW ECl JUN. i At Ulasab.-co' » clew ronncetlnn Is made with | trains of th- MiLi.vit.kK >nd t.r.«»nuno' Hvil Rovo fo an. from MH.t.VILI.E and IntcraKdlnte 1 ! places. STAGES , , lj-avc MILL VI LI. E on arrival of » no. A. M. Train f Ironi Phllad'a. tally, for Cumberland Furnace, Keatllle, licclcr's ll.inl and ( «[h. May 1 ('..urt House, and to tap* Maud. 00 Monday., . Wclnesdays and Frtdava. Octuniiag on iitrrnalc : days, to Afternoon Line. I Also, dally lor lhwt Ellralwth, Lecsburg. Dorchrs- ' • ter. East and West Crrck, Dentil. villc, and Goahea, ! and to Cape Island on Turwtvys, ThurwUvs and 1 I """ °n *l,rrn«tt data to After- • fooirc IIRIDGKTON on arrh-sl of 4 00, p. M. • Train for fa I Hon ami Cedarv rite. I rlornn,* to *(- ' tcrnuon Line I mm llrklgrton. VAiao. .-n arrival, of 9 A ~M. "Train for »5ilrton I Cedarrllle, Newtiqit and Dlv hilar Crrck — Relur*- i Ing to afternoon t rain from llrldgclon Leave Pfttstown on Tuesdays. Tksr^ay s anil ! Nalurdaya on arrival of 9 IM A M Tialn fr.an Phllad'a. for Alkraayaiown. Shlloh, Greenwich a- . ; Returning on atte.hate days to Afirrncon Train to Philadelphia, leave CLASSBORD' on arriv al of raoh Train from ! Philadelphia, for I'm., Key a. WilUam.tnwn and I ! Brooklyn- Returning fo forenoon and afternoon i I Train. 10 Philadelphia. Leave WiiodiiUHV on arrival of 1-00. P. M. V- 1 rial Train, for ntarkwoodslow n : al..., tor Woorfih I i town, Ehlridgc's Hill, Harrisnnvllle. .and Miillisa lull: Alto for Swcdi-ahoro', t iaik.boru' Rrrklrv, i lUarkwnodtown and Paolshnro' all rrtOnvlne l» » 40. 1 A. M. Tfaln fo PblladelphUu «>-FJUUGJH*Te«foSc~>ara by I myhl Trains on!*. \ J. V A N RKN S8KLAKK. Supt. W. J. U. K. ! | Philadelphia. March l?t!i, ItkU. j '• "Ti?e Union 3!ow, and Fobkvhjf" WHOLESALE &. RETAIL •; Grocery & Provision Storev 1 • 'PHERuhaerlheali bow reectvlng a fresh supply of I A go>d« from Phllaitclphla, and will (sell tl.«x%, ' ; Wnoleaate or Retail, at PHILADELPHIA PBICES. ' At his More, locatot at NATIONAL IIALL. The! , attcntfoa of COUNTRY MERCHANT* andbuvcrs in general. Is called, to notice tke fact that tfo-y I ca.; taiy their gooila here as Cheap as In MriladeTi r*". **° "k Pviees and rxaml e Groceries j i and Pro Islons. before purchasing elsewhere.^] I aaron gahrhtsun. !. Cnpe Island, June Rfh, l«*l. I JOHN 8. LKK. RICHARD *. WILl fAMS. [^ffRSTIEE^CO.. ROPE MAKERS, SHIP CHANDLERS AND GROCERS, No. 46 Nobth Wharves, below Arch St., Philadelphia. ANUS .f HIGUING farnisbod to or \ T drr and ROPE «f all kUvU constantly on hand, stso ' Gil. f. ING TRW, RKISK TWINE' dark, oakum. pitch, tar, coal tar, hon iv paints, oils, ' BLOCKS, CAWYARB. and every article used or required aboard vraacla.— W* also keep oa hand an assort Back I of Groceries and Provisions, suitable for Ship stores amd family use. Give ue a JOHN 8 LEE, k 0Q., Vuc-esaws to Joktac i> Las. hi la. Fab. U. Ml. y I LADIES If GENTLE ME^PS BQOT, SHOE 8l GAITER mm rm- mm ma • Ksubseriher, who has visited the Cape May peoi hczc'olorc, from Woodbury, now tuform. the public that he has opened a Shoe Itore, oa Waal,. Inglaa itrert, rmmwlte the American Honae. where be sell. YVO-WkN B end Clll t.DnKN'iS BOOTS, SHOES and OA ITERS, efhts own Manufaetur*. Htaise mad* to order at •bort notlce Thr beat foosher to uaed all who pstroelsr wUI he saltsd. i Ala*. Orntlrmrv '• Gowta and Shoes hold . ! Br lUlPAlRIHG aeati, aUeoded to. X AX WELL SWAIN.

POUpRETTE ^ OF TtfR LODI MANITFACTtTRTNG CO1.1 A RMKRS wishing ts* CHEAHEST and mosf KU.IABLr.FEKTIL17.RR In the market, wtU send In their order* to W. B. MILLER, A|f. at IVintund's Store, Cape Island. Apr. 10— If, Saponifior' Saponifler! T.HK FAMTI.Y SWAP MAKKK. VII Kitchen Grexs* i-vn be made Info gooff SOAP, by using lAPWStFICK! Dhectiona Aeeozr.pnnlnR Each Box I |f».yu as easily made with IT. a. making a cup f Manufactured only 4y »Se Patentee.. Pa. Ssli;tlsuiikrlurhig l ompany. ^ j Nn. Iff Wjui-rSrsirr, rmnmirm.. Feb. lat, 'SJ. . _ sale:; 4 VALUAULl^-FARM mnd CAB^"Y 111 Afyi: HOKRIC. four years old this Spring vrartnn lco^ouml>u^^y| I Hrukcn. so a lot of I" ApplAp^ FR *. NX LIN HAND. Cay- May C. II , March U. 4L , MANURk: MANURE!! •tbie undmlgaed d- njre to rail the atlsoUon at A the Agricultural Comaiuully to their j PllllhlMIATICKF.tlTTI.lZKH. which ha. given so much satisfaction to Farmers I su.l othrri in different serflons of ths country, thai It t. roiitMcntly recvom mended ka una at the BEST I MANURES, ever offered to the PuHie. Price *40 per SUVO lbs. We also. Manufacture a MEAT UNO BONE COMPBS7, I which as tit name imports. Is compnsrd ol Meat, j none ami tarsi from the flsugbler House, eumMncff I with otlMr matrrlals, render It a valuaffle add cheap • I article writ adnptrO to jwouiote the growth of Corn. | Potatoes and Vegetables generally . Ptlr* OOh j per Ton. • • f . rj" fcupcr-llno GKut'ND HONE warranted Buret Pure (111 per Ton. Addreea TASK ERk CLARK, | S. \V Cor. Eighth St. k Washington Avenue, I Mar Ij" ' Philadelphia. TIIK WAR IS YET ItAGlNQ !! j BOOT A SHOE STORE. ^AmgTHl: SutMcrlbers haie Just rrtnmed kom ma^BI'.tii vnCLrniA. with a NEW STOCK of UOOTN, IIIOE* and UAITER*, for Gent.' Ladles' aud I hlldreni ahd Wc feel safe III saying that we hvv.- on Imnd, the faryesrsnd DECATUH STREET. I In the buildiny lately nrenpied hy Mr. Ttal- !' *<!••. vf w<« a the tiro Itru'j Slnret j CIIKAP tor Ca.lt. Call before puArbasIng slseI w Gents' Fine C atf Skin Boots, atao, Gmsnlog , . and Ditching liuott ar* sold, f oakrktson k tTirncii. , "N. R -HOOTS and SHOES marie to onlce, or r»- | paired .v .l.*rt notice. 1 . Cape Island, June Btk, K«|. am B A U (i ll'S BONE FERTILIZERS. BAUGH 4. SONS, ! Manufacturers & Proprietor*, , , Store. No. 20 South Wharves, I'Ufl.ADET.MirA. KAW-I3DNE ! SUPER PHOSPHATE «bkc ss.m vw . ! Little need he antd to recommend Ihl* arttele— Ita , pc-utlar raetp. as a v igorous and lasting manur* . . having Rtraly eatabltshnl It tu the |«|ailar tavor — , ; Wc would .tnjr, tuvwever, that nut onlr t avmg a I t-mrtlnurd rarv I14 maintain its standard eflt-'sry. we ! have sought tu rtsi-li-r It mtire ImnrdUlr Or Ui mrlion, \ by the mfditlon of a ri mull quantity of the treat P»- | rut Ian Guano. We do not claim that by this imj peoremral. (which was made dnrfttg Hie pa.t year, I and without publicly noting the fact.) ear Super* ! Phosphate I. rendered an; the more lasting |n tta i effbet. or In any way b ucOttrd, exct-pf la ensurtng I a quicker action oa nppllraUou. ! PRICE, 845 Per 200018a.— CRnb. GROUND RAW BONE8. I This article Is ground wlthorjt any previous trrept I a ration, and contains vkt the organic matter of ths , > bones. It Is watrantral purr. FRirL Hi Pll iWHJ POl XBS.— cwa; • IP The above Man ares can he bad of regular f Dealers, or o» 1 ! BAroii *t noun, Wo. 20 Bcnth What vos, Philadelphia. | FvU.SOth.DMi.. | URIAH OILMAN, M.D.~" ~f ^Wt'tXTJOJiayY. oftVrn his prof**. 'iK''""' wnltrs iX^rlfWJmiT*** .CTH-atid tlclblty. OFFICR— st K. r.UAVABDX, Caps May fmrl Home Dec Jd, IRdl. HtIBB*ai FOK OUR ARMY ! CLOTHING, For .SPRING and SUMMER, 1 And far ail lemons, at - I. H. SMITH'S STORE, Perry Ht, nenr Cokurfju Hail, Bt PBICKH to RhU tke n tlin TIMKB t 11 avfog put In a supply nf Gt )(ID.\ the suhseHWe ' H te pse|ra/cd to sett his friends sad the puMte Men * and Boy'* CLOTHING, Gents' Furnishing Gsnds, Jlats and Caps, Umbsoi ij^EujTHINC made loonier, 1* tashtoaab> Mvlr. and at short notlceA Goods hold by the y an. . ' N. B— CUTTING and HEI'AIRING done. Oft.SMh, I0SI- n.4 WATCH ES &. CLOCKS REPAIRED and CLEANED; and JEWELRY M«nded. by THOMAS SOULTZ, At COLD 8 Pin NO. i AU ORDMl* for MenJiog. Repairing aud Ctesnlar Wntehew, Cforka. or Jrwrirv. left at (V Cote Vpsiag Pnst-oRtos, or nf Ike Ocean Kit* offftv. Cap* la1 tend, wUI be promptly attended to, AW work w*r- ' "»• The prmr'e of Cspe-.Mny ant Invited to "encourage home tnv' rstry" and not rmd tketr job* env ef tke count* . «"•