CAFE MAY OCEAN WAVE. WEDNESDAY * APRIL 17, 188T.

©he ©ctan 3ft' a t' t. Cape 111 and, Oapt Utj Com I], H. J. , 8. K. MAGONAGLE. ( ; 1 4i VedneidaT. April IT, 1861. HATK* Olf IDVKHTIIIla. , , y ...j . j < MbHloulM 111 n J • ^al^lloee.jy foot ^*.0) ( Tearly lAOTMMlli' urn y'to changed' quarterwithout eddlllranl chergm g ^ ^ rales ao- 1 pP Oar motto : "Small profit!, tad qolek din 1" ' W. B. Miller k Co. Cap* lilaod, N. J. ' pg* 8eotli« Adtgrii«etn**l of Madam* E F. Thoralon, the great Aatralogiit, CUirru/aul sad I'djcbometriSoloikri Union. —A regalar- itated . meeting of the Saldieri Union will be , bald la tba Wire building, lecoad ( floor, at S o'clock oa Saturday ereaisg, , April 90th. A paoataal attendance Is t r*qP<>Ud' 1 t3T~ Oaarge P. Howell k Co.. the ' enterprising adeartlilng agents, of Boston, bar# removed tbsir buiiuess to 40 1 Park Row, Now fork. Tbii firm bare 1 tba reputien of doing bneineu fairly, honorably aid to tba satisfaction of all 1 eonoerced. 1 1 ' I The Odd Fellows. , Friday, tba 26th af this month, will , bo obsarrad by tba Order of Odd Fel- , laws of this State as a day of Thanks- < glelag and prayer. We understand , that ibe members of Cape Island Lodge ( are making arrangements for a public , demonstration, uf which dee notice will , be glean. , •Tew Music. Wa bawe jnst received ths "Blaek ' Croak Welti" aid- a eery pretty song ealled " Sweet Nellie" from the well- ' known masic emporium of William A. 1 Pond k Co., 547 Brondwny, New ' Tark. Thsaa two pisces are among ( the latest musical compositions of the ' day, and are meeting with general fa- ' ear. Any of oar readers desiring new 1 music will find It to their ndvintags to ' 1 forward tbelr orders {o tbe above firm. Who would not be Beautiful t ' All mey possess e cleer unblemished akin, of slabaster whiteness, by tbe ase , of Chastellar s White Liqnfd Enamel. , It If the most perfset article In ase for rsmoTieg ell imparities of tbeskio, aad*anlike all etbar cosmetics, contains ( m nothing tbat will Injnre the cuticle; ( bslug vegetable. It is perfsclly harmless. For sain, Wholssnlt nnd Rntnil, ' by Bkrukx, Snrrrs & Co.,, CbemliU, ( Troy, N. Y. 8ae their ndrnrtiMmnnts j 4 in another colamn In this paper. The lfeW Jerstj Magazine Made Its appearance Wednesday, 10th 1 look It la peblltbed onder tbe anipl- < - oee of the New Jersey Li lets ry Socle- 1 ties, end ie edited by Allen R. Bassett, < . of Newark. Among the contributor* ' tp tbe first eembar are Col. jimeg W. Wad, Wm. M. Whitekead, Esq., Dr < Walker. F. W. Potter, and Mr*. E. 0. c Howgrih. A namber of well known i wrltere throughout tbe 8ute fines ' promised to aid In. tbe nolnrprlse, nnd 1 it ja intended to sank* tk* Magazine t eminently * "8t*la institution." c Change of Time. ; If there were anything In Sooth , Jersey seeded reconstrneting more thee - . another. It was ths time Ubls of the , trains which rat to sod fro between j Oape Island nnd Mllleflle, daring the , period which has nlapted sine* laal , Septa tuber Under tu rty tese, there ' { ■ was sot s parUcle of pleasure or eatie- ( fat-lion Ie lravelisg on the road, and It j is with fsflbigqot'dsdiKht end grntl- j teds ws bid madlao. Ths long-threat-oa ed chan ATbas come at last, and wa | I aaxtouily «can the table to discern bow : I meeh itn merits exceed its predecessor. 1 < Oer traveling eotnmoaily must decide i I tbe point tl.ems.lies, Tbe proposed ; | reaning lima of the trains, at tea ba i seen by refaraace to the odvertisment < rhewhere, will go into effect on and aftwr Monday. «8d Inst The irata omeisg bora in the neeaing, affording i time liar ths distribution af the. mail heft, tut morning, will bw haihk) as the grand epoeh ef the Spring mrm^. V abutter Tbe thi.Wa aeoerad some gift ia pewniet from thes-.o-.rT dr*««r.

Cape Island Sunday School ■ I'm ion. The sixth qnarterly meeting of this sstocistioo woe held In the First Bap- . list Church o? this city on Sandny aflost, 14th Inst. Precisely at I half after Iwa e 'clock, the Caioa woe | died to order by Ree. Joseph W. ; Hobbsrd, oae of the \ ion presidents —the President, Rev. A. Atwood, hnving been appointed to a distant charge I eince last meetiog — and the exercises - opened with the eonl-stirring hymn, "Shell we sing in H*ar*o,n which wst j enthusiastically tnng by ihe-tntire asAfter prayer by Rev. Edwin Hewitt, pestor of the M. E. Church, and reading of the minutes of preeediog meeting, the besutifal hymn, "Tbe Sweetest Name" was exceedingly well rendered, having a very pleating effect. The first business in ordsr was tbe bearing repirts from the superintendents. Mr. Joseph S. Leach, of tbe Baptist school, stated that thoagh be lied nothing of importance, specially relating to hit chsrgt, to report, be - was grastly rejoiced ia having tbe pri1 vilege end opportunity to ennoonce to the association, that aisce tba gracious work of rarity) bad begun in thecborcb hut a few weeks age, ont of thirty con--, mrsions, tweety were members of the j Sabbath School — two teachers and eighteen scholars. This, he considered tbe most interesting item that had ! transpired In tbe achool since its or- j geslxation, and alongside ef which all ; others sbonld assume a secondary chs- i rscter. Tbe school has lost see of its members, by dsath, since last qnarterly ' meeting. Mr. Joseph Q. Williams, soptrin- ! lendeat of the Presbyteriaa school, gave a very encoaragiog report of the yonth and children constituting his charge. Tbe loterest, attendanee and attention on therpart of the scholars end officers, particolarly noticeable in tbe yonng ladies' Bible class, have considerably increased daring the past qoarter, so that tba school presents s most healthful condition. One of tbe tender brancbee of tbe school, be remarked, bad been transplanted to another and better world within the last thrss months. Mr. George W. Smith, of tba M. E. school, reported that no loefetse or decrease ia the namber of scholars bad occnrred sine* bin last report. Among other items of interest which were connected with his school, was ths mnnimissionary collection taken np i within tbe past Conference year, I amounting in nil to $106. Prsysr by Rev. J. C. Hyde wan followed by siogisg "Walk in tbt Light." Excellent and interesting addresses were then delivered by Rev. E. Hew•itt; Rev. Mr. Mnnll Ad Rev. J. C. Hyde, followed by einging tbat favorite hymn, "Children In Henvnn." Tho presiding offiesr having stated that tbe office of President had ^Ccome vacant by removal of Mr. Atwood, he desired that tbe aaiocietloa take action on it. Accordingly Rev. E. Hewitt ;ng nominated, and immediately elccttd to supply tka vacancy. After appointing tbe M. E. Church as tbe piece for holding the -next quarterly meeting of the Uolon, and singing "Saviour, like s Shepherd lead us," the exercisas of the afternoon were concluded by pronouncing of the benediatioa. It la proper to add tbat tbe exarclses were of the greatest Interest, the sacred edifice, on tbe occasion, being crowded to Its almost capacity.— tbe excellent arrangements ef Mr. J S. Leach, however, aecommodatiao, as far as praetieabla, was prered for all, and beyond a slight oatside pressure, iHVre wss no other feelmanifested hot thst of rtgrel when the hoar of adjoarnmeat bed arrived. These meetings art, it is now anlversally conceded, productive of much and imperishable gaod, inasmuch as since the formation of tbe arganleatien an | additional imgptae bos been given to I the Sabbatb-schaol cense in-onr seaI tide city. See to It. Not a dey, nor an boor should now lost in proearing aad planting all | tbe trees sad plants that an to be eat ! ont ibis spring. Usually at this date, | the aaaaoa is far advanced, and the planting is nearly over — while this seait baa scarcely begun. Farmers sod fruit grower*, havs sot planted say trees, becaata the teasoa hoe been »• behind hand. Bat on this sece.nl there should be sa daisy. Tba work i matt bow ha entered into earnestly j; float, this spring. If possible. Oae iytar la tfas galead— and one year is » man's lifetime la a feed deal. Evary. thing, h ee backward, that traea are still "*/•» a condition lor transplanting. fvergieaM eao h# planted for two er ibrve task, yat with perfect raf.ty.- ***£ iraeo-pUaiei! yra ' tT*"*, r v™*;r

Religious Miscellany. Tbe ordinance of Baptism was ad- [ s miafstered last 8abbalb morning by j - Rev. JLC Hyde to thirteen converts, - sod at evening service tbey, with four t others hearing letters from another s chorch, received the right bend of fel- . iowehip in presence of one of the larg- • eat congregations that sver assembled - a itbin the walls of the Baptist Meeting 8 House. 1 Tbe religions meetings are still eon- • tinned in connection with the above ' church with nnabnted interest, and the prodpect of still more being added to the church, is by no means diminishing. The atttendance at times is much J greater then tbe sacred boildiRg can 5 conveniently accommodate, and 00m- ' here are compelled to remain standing " ia the aisles, tbe interest manifested : " being more than usually impressive. 8 The rite of Baptism will again be i administered next Sabbath at Scbel- 1 8 leoger'e Landing. - Active preparation* for the repair- ' ing af the M. E. Church, of this city, have already commenced oeder the sapervison rf the contractors, Messrs. Hoffman k Williams, of Lower towi- ' ihip. Aceordlog to the design in tbe hands of the contractors tbe edifice will 1 experience a cemplet* metamorphosis —in fact, will be elmost reSullt, and beautified, internally and externally, ^ | after tbe latest church style of architects re. I . Tba Presbjterlan temple of worship _ r has been some time past undergoing s | a change for tbeibetter, in its external | appearance, and ie now receiving the : lest finishing tonches from tbe peloters. . ! Aeeording to the last report of tbe i Rev. J. B. Dobbins, Preeiding Elder 1 j of the Methodist Episcopal Cbnrch of s Camden District, that district contains I one thaniand probationary members. ( Daring the past year, after all tbe debts } were paid, the improvements were estimated at $67,006. Tba salaries of L ministers have been iocreesed $4,500. t At English's Creek, Atlantic coonty, 5 a very intet eating revival has been in . progress daring the pest winter in tbe . Methodist Protestant Cbarcb, which t haa resulted in adding betweeo forty sod fifty members to the cbnrch. The exteneive revivals in the verions r charcbes of Camden have been more ] saccesiful daring the past month or ; two than in say previous year, and the . work Is still progressing with gratlfy- . log results. Some two hundred person* have experienced a change of heart , aad beta admitted as members. The Leglaluture. „ On Thursday an amandment to tha eon. stitutioo, increasing tba nambarof mym1 l>ars ef tbe Hoeae of Assembly to 120 • (deabl* the present namber) aod on* Sea- • ator for avery <10,000 inhabitants, was - taksn ap, aad aftar a brief discussion for* tkar consideration on it was postponad. j Another emeudnient, fiziax lb* salary of B mambars at $600, cams up on its second ^ aadtag, when a m ember from lladson (Mi. Evaas) moved to iacreas* tba sum 1 In gBOO, but tbe amount was finally ra. 1 ducad to $500, with a restriction ef ieci- - dental axpenses to $50, in wbieb form It i The bill prohibiting the sale of epiritons liqoore oa election dsye throughout the . State was poised. The violations totalis , a penalty not exceeding $100 or imprieoe. men! Tor a term not exceeding thirty daye.On Friday at alavan o'eleck avery mem. " her wat ie hie seat preparatory to the closing cirtnoslsi. Some touching sd1 dresses were delieered by different members. after wbicb a vote of thanks was t passed to Mr. Cualia, the Speaker, to which ke replied feelingly, being evldeot- " ly effected by the kind seBtimeoU expressed towards him. Yates of thanks • were else tendered to tk* Clerk of the - House and bis assistant, after which the - sessien was formally dielered ts ba closed, - and tha mambars aftar friendly congrate- , latiens and good wishes tawards aacb 0 thet took their dapartare for tkeir raepectiva ' — The Mill ville Republican bns " placed at its editorial hood, tha name of Schalyer Colfax, of Indiana, for 1 President, in 1868, and that of Alex. G. Cattail, of New Jersey, far Vice President. — The M. E. Cbnrch at Glaaaboroi ' hat lately enjoyed a season of great 1 prosperity. Daring the la«Jk six months 1 under the pastorate of tbe R tf. B. C '• Lippincoit, A. If., over ninety have • been admitted Into the ehnrch. f Fi*x ix tbx Woooe. — Some 10,000 seres of land with plan aad oak, la e Ocean eoeaty, were burned over last t weak, ceasing groat lose. Tba high k wind canned the fire to burn very fiercely, and it raged with foil sway for ~ two days. The fire is sappoted to have been started by a locomotive. — At a meeting of the stockholders a of the Long Branch aad Seashore TUilt. road Company, at Hobnxta. on Friday. >r March 38th, tha following geallaatea - ware ate ted directors for the coining • year; William H. Oatxmer, WUlhim >1 W. Shipper. John G. Stevens. Wm. ra A. Marry. Alfrad Cox, WUllam D. .■ ».■«., iuw. I»M. X. i. &.....

aborted fee fw Otaaa Wsva. 4 Sunday School Jubilee. r ' Parsaoat to a puhlishad ootira from tha ' t Saerstary of tha Cope May Coaety Sab- , J both School Association, a maetiag ef ; 1 the township saereiarias -and Saoday • r Scbeel auparintaadaats was coavaaad ai j \ the Court Houm, on Friday last, 12th i ; • iust., far tha perposa #T making arraag*. I meets far the Children's tirsad Caioa | ; Ptccic which ia to take place next month. | Aftar prayer by Dr. J. F. Loam teg, , and tha appoinlmool of a aacrolary, the ; baoiuass #r tba maetiag wfft epaaad with a motioif tbat tba •operiotesdeaU of tha 8 respective Sabbath Sehoals iu aacb town0 ship ba appoiatsd camoitteos to act io ' conjoactiao with tbe township secretaries h in farthering end campleting all reqalsita 9 arrange assets that may net ba otherwise i- ; provided for. g I It being announced tbat the office of ^ ; township secretary had baeome vacant io I tba Upper aad ia Daenia townships, it ' j cies filled, and Joseph Shsppard. Esq.. of Tnckaboe, waa appointed ta tha Upper I towoahip, and F. B. Bashaell, Esq., of - | Dennisville, to met for Denets township. , | After some gensral discussion as to the , ! propriety of changing tha place of hold- | ing the Jubilee, to Seeville. it wat tbesght adeitable to carry tka original resolution 1 into effect as it stood, so that tha Coort 8 llcasa will ba tbe graad centre ef altrac- I 1 tioo on tbe 29tb proz. 1 It was, on notion, resolved. That tba I officers of the Ssbbath Schools of Caps , May C'onrt House ba appointed o cnmmlt- - toe to procurt aad prepara the grouedt for tha occasion. A notion was made and adopted, that ^ tha cbairnan of tha meeting, Mr. George j j \Y . Smith, ba appointed a committee to 8 parly aotborizod officer af the Railroad ! ■ eompaay. aod maha tha beet available | 5 terms with tbem as to fare, hour of startr ieg. etc. f Tbe folloaieg motions were likewise # adopted 1 That a special irritation ba forwarded ! ^ to the Marebellville Schogl. T. L. Rut- , f freshmenls; | That Ihesuporintandeots of each school : , be autboriied te take op a special eollac- 1 tion for incideatel expenses ; That tha Clergymen tbronghout tba 8 county be invited to attend and partioi-pata-is tbe exercises aad pleasures ef tbe 1 fl*7- ^ d b b f Z 12 M., which time will announced by Ibe ( ringing a bell. r The programme for the afternoon, com- | B 1 menclng at 2 P. M„ will ba maialy eouij posed of ten-mioote addresses, inter- I spereed with tha einging ef tha follow- ! " i ing favorite aire : — t "Away to tba Woods ;" "'Happy Greeting to AH;" "Let us work for the School "Marching Along," and "The Star j 1. Spangled Banner." 1 Mr. Nicholas 8. Corton be appointed ta I - conduct lb* siogiog. * The secretaries of Lower township end 1 " Cape Isltnd, and of the meeting wereap- | I. pointed a committee with powsr to fill ap j >f all deficiencies that may occur io tbe pro- j d posed arrangements. Tbe meeting soon 8 after adjourned. I A Remarkable Trial „ Has just been concluded in Fnirfitld t connty, Ohio. Facta admitted by both j sides:— On Sondey. August 26, George f Bnzzard. Milton Drlong, Velinda Neff, a Ellen Neff. Berbers Shuffer, Angrline , Shaffer nod other* weet to 8abbntb school ,. at Hopewell cbsrcb in the moroing, nod , by inritotioo ef Meliods Neff, the porty went with, her to hsr father's to dinnere Nothing noosttl transpired 00 tho way, |. aod nflsr reaching the house and being . entertained with apples and cidar, tba t Misses Neff excused themselves ia order 0 to get dinaer, nad went into tbe kitchen. , Immediately efter, Milten Belong came into the kiteben, end looking arotod sew , n gun bunging on hooka, look it down, , leeked nt it, was told it was loaded ; sajd t he thought not, 11 tbe cap was split ; afI, tar n few moments went sp stairs, and, pointing tha gun at varions objects, a* it t asaal ia trying n gin, tt wtal off, tbe bul- « let paasing through tba bead ef Barbara Shaffer, cansiag instant death— Delong toys accident all;, the Stale maliciously. 1 Aftar tba heariag ef a Urge number of witsetsts the -jury retired, was absent r thirty minotee, and rntnrosHl n verdict of not gnilty. How ths case seat essomtd tka dignity of tnarder anrpriaaa all wb* • heard tba testimony, and nnvtr before have wa saan more wat eyes and aiar* (| general tatiifaetion with a verdict. It may be, and we trait it will ba, nnethei 'l remembrance "to keep holy tke Sabbath " day." r — wc Terrltwrlal Growl h of the Called blares. Tbe territorial growth of tba United 0 Slats* hen been ee lose eorprisieg I baa a tbelr growth ia papulation. Beginning ,, nt the penes of 1783 wieb only 830,680 ^ sqnaro miles, they added 88#, 579 by lbs purchase of Louisiana. 66,900 by tha ec- * qsaltioo ai Florida, 818,000 Vy tbe aoeaxatinn af Taxat, 868,052 by tbe Oregon 0 treaty sad 550,455 by tka Mexteoa tfso. ties. Tha Csmmissieaer of the Gsseral Land OSee' ia I860 aetiomtod the lead |. area of tba .States aod Territories at 3.948,357 aqaars mltoe. or. iuelsOieg tba ' Indian Tsvritary, 5,010,377 aqasre asfloa. 0 Tba arse of tha Rossis* ToaesanMbahr ff America Is competed lit «8L«76 eqaora * "***- ' '• -1%a Board af Naval affienn raoaeUy ' appoiated 10 examine Lnpga* lalnmj have »• I made * report na.atmaaMy recommoad. A rag that pw. mselM te a* . rewwUd i owned dep. t

Charter aad Town Elections. Id several of the Usaer eitiea and all ef 1 tbetowaihtps of most of lb* eastern eosn- 1 ef the State, elections took place oa ; < • 8th tost., tha tntereit .In tbe I ■ i results ol which did sat axteod beynad I j tba varions localities, party liars in many 1 ! iostssces being wholly ignored. In K-eax connty, osch party carried four lawssbips. la Bleomfirld, tba Rrpablicau ticket was alscled. Caldwell j aod Clinton want Democratic, aa also South Graage aad Wast Oraage. j A mixed ticket wat elected ia Mill- 1 burn. Paesaic coonty show* Republican gainPeterson elected tba whole Rapublicao j ticket. In Union connty. ae far at heard from, there bat been bat little ckseg*. Spriag- ; field elects the Peoples ticket, and New | Prosideoce electa tbe Republican ticket. I In Hadsoa cueely, Jartay City elected | a Republican Mayor by 60 mujority.— ' ilobokrn, aod Harrison and Ksarnry ' townsbipa went Democratic. In New Braoswtck tbe Democratic cao- ' uidata for Mayor wat elected by about 160 majority,. foar Democratic Aldrrnian out of six wars elected, aad thrsa Heinomajority ia the Board. , j bad in seraral uf tha lownahipr. la Newj ma. the Republican ticket waa success1 In Morrirlown a complete Democratic 1 victory wee eehler.d, lb. g.ner.l ticket ; being elected by mojori.y 1 The election io Clinton township re- | suited in far ur of the Republicans by a ; decreased majority. 1 la Frank for.l one Democrat and 00a 1 ' Republican arn elected Freeholders. Tbt Democracy carried the resent bor. I : oogh election at Prlucelou by about their I j aeual majority. Tba Bordedtown aleciioo ou Monday j resulted in ibe oucceas of the Democratic , tiekst. Four tickets wore 10 nomination. lj Annitcrsary Sleeting. The West Now Jersey Boplist Hoodoy I School Convention, held itatsaeontb An. 1 nirorssry. in tb* Baptist Choroh. Mount Holly 00 Tuesday and Wednesday laal. , | Thar, were a large .umber of dole, ate. . prasant. Tb. ozorciso. thrn.gho.t -era of a highly iaterhating aod instructive t grand affair. The tinging by the Sunday School scholars waa excellent. Mr. C. ^ K. Hendricksoo directed tho tinging. a«- , aisled by Miss Emm. Laumaster of Bor- ! Imgtaa, and ths Misses Nayl.r of Mooot Holly. Mnn Kn-Ixin of Burmnb, a eon. eert tram heathenism, gar# an ialereatin;; I aettSTVtb. cesiums and idol wur.htp, I ofhispeoplX Rev. D. H Millar of Trao. Tha reports from the several schools. I showed a large number of conversion- ; during Ibn past year. The Convention , adjourned on Wednesday wooing to maul ' at Salem, N. J.. in April, 1868 GENERAL NEWS.

I the First, Bocoed, Third aod Fonrto , ward" af Washington city is 6,958, of , whom 4,406 are white aad 4,552 colornd. 'I — A caxo waa given to a Baptist fesli1 re! ia Burlington, Vt„ to bw giean by n I lady io tba room. A "colored lady" got ( — Tba Ualon democracy af Kentucky met iu Louieeille recently nnd Dominated Andrew Harding for Governor, Judge Kiakead for Llantanant Ge veroor and I John M. H avion for Attorney Utaarnl. I What Nrxt!— A machine has been ' tried sncceatfally in California, wblcb will level the road for a railway, lny ibe ties. , aod plaea and nail tha rails, aod will do [ tba work of two bnodred me n with the 1 aid of twenty. r — The Cililtns' Association, of Peon- ' >y Irani, pahliabas statistics sliawlog that 1 50,000 of the people of the B tats are sa- ' nually made drankards by l;h* sale 0' > liqnor, wbicb afforda in retni-a <289,894 ' par year or lass than tlx doll'irs each. — Thar* i« now living in the soothaaet • portion of CemdoD. Loruin County, Ohio, ' a Mrs. Polly Hashing, who is on* hundred - and fifteen years af age. When the > British first landed in New Bedford, Cos. I aectlcat, aba nad her parents w era obliged ■ to qait their boms— eba travelling oe foot, f and carrying a feather bad I weaty miles 1 tb* flrtt day. j — letters from General Hancock'a t expedition agoiast tba Indian* in Wesurn Kansas stxte that n council www held nl s Fart Dadga, In which tba Kiowas proeased mack frieadsbip towards the whilst, bat awid fira ether tribes er\ datermiued oa war. Tba indication* faeoPffn Isdlan 1 ceefadaratien aod d bloody war. — At tba anntnl meeting of Stotkholdern ef tha Wast Jareey Farry Company. Tha following officers wera sleeted. 1 President — Jaaee B. Daytee, • Saeratory — Edward Browning, f Transarar— I. H. Porter, ■> Direetors J.mas B. Daytee, A. Browa- • ing W. M. Clarke. J. F. Blarr, M. Brown. - ing. Wm. Cafili. J. G. Fnale, John Tho- • ma*. E. Browning. ' — If tkn fallowing, taken from aa as. J change. Is roaily true, tka knowledge will j ba iaralaabla to lerieU aod farmarr. It in certainly worth a trial: "A doooetion p of tho leavoa of common chamomile mill d astray aeary spec las af inooet, aad tallB. itg cantribatan to maoh ta tha health of a garden at n aeiaber o I ihnmnmiW plants dteparaod Uvoagh it. Sa groat kensaor hot keaee abeald • e« bo wlthoat it. U J a great er dried atoto. oslhar Aha (talk* or : 0 1 ewers will aaewer. la hi a siogqlav foat lj. Urnt if a plnat .1 drhopaog aad oppajwM'.y 1 Tdsog, m oAaaaaetw oat of laM*«tfi».i worn* jo. ■ 1 Hi aaegdh.- )

' ■ ' =F 1 two kt ast TO SoLoreaa WWO airp loot 1 DirsBASnx Tamos. — Roldtare saj titled to the "additional hooaiy." bat | • ho h«*« Insuthetr discharge papers, may ( j now abum that boanty nt' tha Btata 1 Agency at Traataa. It will bo rrmem- r | bared that the original law granting tba v ' boaaty, provided that It aflald only be 1 paid span tka presentation of the origioa! • discharge papers. That restriction has keen repealed, aod those who haea lost , ; their discharges should apply at oace. If s otherwise entitled to it. - i —The Wisconsin Legielatore hash ex- ! 1 lauded the franchise to woman. ' I — The police of W aabiogloo on Satur- . < day night, by a preconcerted movement. f | mode descents oe the prominool fataMing konsaa of Ikal^city. mach to the ser. , ! eccopaots of the earioas places visited I , I were taken into custody, bnl were after- ' , i SPECIAL NOTICES. J. Granville I-rach, John B. Huffman, Attorney k Oounzellor-nt-Law, 'Solicitor, • can mat col- kt Houm, .nxw jerse* | < Dr. J. F. 1. earning. ' P'TTl,.1??" . 1. ■ DR. II. L. GILnOL'R, | hD1"'" •cAr.-UNoT^ ! r IV'mu" '° "" ] Deafness, Blindness A Catarrh j '• Lcjdea, HoIUnd.1 Ho. Sit PINE street, nilsde ' •ourcci In the City and Country c«n be eeva at ^ 8 I Consumption Curable by Dr. r Nchenck'a medicinea. ijucnl ly In IU Isal "Uf" yields rvsdlly lo^thclr I

and sUay any Irritation Th»n ell that Is rr. came, end. In fact, suytalng the appetite craves | Dr. Ichcnck's Pulmonic Syrup This grsst medicine cured Dr. J. H. Schen-k 1 tbe Proprietor, of Pulmoaary Cousumptloo sud when epeedy desth appeared to be taevtta- 1 i ble. Hts physlclsea pronounced hu esse laeur- j but powerful remedy. His health wee restored In avsry short time, sad no velum of the disease : 1 hsi beea eppreheuded, 'or all Ibe symptom- : since his «eoevery, be has deveted hts atten- ; 1 lion exeluslrely to the eureof Coaeuorptton.su.' | i the diseases which are usually complicated with | It. anil the cures effected by his medicines bsvr I the latter cities weakly, where ha has a Urge . to eee poor eoneumpt.res thet have to be Ilft-d out of their carriages, and la a few moa'hr I healthy, robust person., Dr Sekeaak't Pulmoek Syrup, Seaweed Toole, end Usedreke nils en j generally all required In eurtag Coesumptlon' j , can take them without seeing Drf Schteek. bul ; 1 gives advice free, but for a thorough exsmlsa- : ' tloa with his Besplrosroter bU fee Is three dob | ) Plraae observe, wheo purvhaelog, that the two ' siege of Consumption, sod the other ae be sow 1 la, la perfect health— are oa the Government atnmp. •Old by all DruggUH aad Dealer*. Price li ar 1 per bottle, or TJS Ihe hall doaen. Lettora (orad. 1 rise ahould always be dlroeaed to Dr. geheaek". L Prtaelpal OSee, He. IS Horth Ilk Sttoet, PhUa. delphla. Pm ^ I , Dr. Scbenck's Mandtakr PiUs I a aubstttnte far Cwlomrl. The ae Pills ere composed of eartoee room, having the power to relei the eeeietloea of tke liver as "rowplly aad effectually at bine pin er - mercury, and without producing any of those Claagieaable or daagafwaseffhetewOteh often follow Is nil bUlotu dleordrre these Pill, mey be oeqd ef vlUaled bile,' a ad remove those ohetroetiea. from the liver aad blUnry duets, whlah an tbe •CSKXCK'f HAHDXAXK PILL! sua Itch lliuit.iha.amd all Slenders af the LSvor. Indr • ated by nllow akin, seated toagua, MUMmu' drovalnrea, aad a general feeling ef wouUeee sad laaaftude, skewing Mat tha near Is la a lav la short, these Plils mag ha uaod with edvaaI tag. ta all eases whoa a purgative or alterative I medicine te icqntred. ' P1rsmc.dk wnatuar Maadraka WH* j audskaarva Mat tha Iw. of ihe Daeu k the last stage of CauaampCtuo, aad Skeedhar.ta . kts pnaaat health. Sadd ky aU Drwggtete aad daatara. Prieaiseta • pur baa. Prtactjm] ORoa, Ho. ts Horth Sixth dtr rhtudetphu.ra. ";Ca,gl Park Sew. Hew Torkt *. a. Dana. Its * ! murks are OL. SalUmon. *4.; Joke D. Park. X- _ Lur.of Tearlk aod W.Ia.t Ma. CtuMaaatl;

r ; •. — r — — ^ — »— — . Scheack's fictweed Taalc. This audsstk*. Invented by B * L H/fcsorr, of Phlladatphla, la utaaded to dlaaolVa the food aad maha It tato eaj a*a, the Orel proeoes of db Pills, the Ton,, e^ re.roie. tl a . usiag It will ba easily digested Coasumptloa cannot lyo-. cured by (eheeek'a tyrup unleae the Itemaeh aad liver made healthy aad the appetite restored, hears the Tenic and Pllla are required In nearly every esse of Coniumptlqn. A hall dares bottle, of the SEAWEED TOXIC aad three or four boxes ef Ihe MAXDRAJtX PILL* will rule say ovdl_a.ry ease of dyepepala. \ Or. aebeneh mataee profraateeal etetts ta Dew Vorh, Boston, nad at Ma prtaelpal OSes la PS lb sde iphis every week. See dotty papers of eaah Place, or his pamphlet ea coneumprioa for hi. of the Doctor, oae when la the last ta. la perfect health, are oa the Gorerameat sold by all Druggists sad Dealers, pries HAS boltle, or g7A0 the hstf doses. All letters j .delphla. Pa. lienors! Wholesale Agents . Drama Serosa k ; Co.. M. T.i a. S. Hanee, Xalttmore, Md.j Jobs D. l-artn, Claclnn.U, Ohio , Walker and Taylor Carnage, n I^OsUUa Bros.. Si^UtnU, Mo. Important to Voting Men and Teachers. calling la life, will Bod a thorough aad practical ■uch a course may he had by all, aa tha expense en read, ly he roared from the earnings of every Introduce aqy farmer's eon, teacher or mechanic | i-leto a buatneaa thai ahall bring htm a good nab -ea. At Philadelphia, r.-, a eyawm of l.atrua1 lion he. been IntnMueed Into J. C. Humford'a ^ Pusloeee and Telegraph Collage, that must ba at tendaaee. This course Xa receiving lie la- ' cnuragemaat and enthnataatu anpport of tha | leading buslnesa men nnd educators throughout i the eonnlry, and la drawing for Uili College psb 1 ' ronsge from nearly every State In the Ualea. I The practical arrangement ef avery depart tear t , dints of miles to r.jcy'iu advantages, as at ae other arheol In toe country sen equnl advantages i ' -chool Visitor, la a notice of UaMaatltailoa, * .in acquainted in rha ally, nad but one ta ear | whole country In any wise compare, with It. I asms, bat perhaps not aa fully developed. " ! -.f Its working, which are mailed free ef charge. _ J Wr suggest that those Interested la edueatioa ( j send an application for circulars, ae Ihey wiTTaoD1ED. " : HAND— On the Oth teat., Albert c . only child B < of Joseph add Josephine Hand, aged Iwa yaass, |( I eight monthasnd eight days, v . Another aweet flower has withered ; lr I A lamb la the flock of our Shepherd,

Peacefully sleeping on Jeeua' breast ; Angels are watching our beautiful etey. I HENDERSON.- AI Cope May Light Heune, ra ' j Ihe tith of April. Anna Maria, daughter of Wm. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Fi*h Kettle*, A ND a general assortment of olkir Cooking . t\ Yeaaela nnd Hardwdrs. at TRUMAN A SHAW. . I No. 004 (eight thlrty-Uvo) Market stroet, below Ninth. Philadelphia. Stair Rode, Dr various lengths aad breadths, end ttelr Rod K,.., Button, and land., ferMtefey • TRUMAN h iHAW. Mo. aa* (Eight Thlrty-flva) Market atroet, ; j kotow xtadq. rhiimtanailk. Butter Bralea, St» Si l atent Ralaoaa Our aate artka Hardware atire c( TRUMAN R SHAW'S, Ne. m ( Eight Tklrty-gytMMteHjtomW,^ NOTICETO CREDITORS-. l ..pud— -K-hceMrMaeMW ! iSA'ai; yja'Sai'si.' jswaea : ; "S-Bstk,™ 1H£ST ' DIAMOND BEACH PARK AND HOT El ' ASSOCIATION I o.n ULAWO, N. J., April MR, MET. IfOTICE. I T N accordance with the roqutreaaeata of tha I Charter granted tn tha "Diamond Beach Park , *>d Hofel Aaaoatattoa." books kwa^amtoama fo the Capital stock of tbe Comaoay, wlb be . opened at Capo Island, ea ~?f at JOHN WXkT. gaervtary. ' IPECUL ifiMTCE. I )"« nV t,:?™roV'".Din' . ..... r ^ 1 or TAX WJJBRiUtR - : iaviv-Kitr1' ; ;%Si- • ^ »^cv ro ^vrHVoWa.-