CAPE M AY OCEAN WAVE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3. 1868.

©he (0 wan arc. Cape I*Und, Oape MajvCoui ty.lf. J. H. IS. MAOONAOI.E, xihi'is axu rnoraitto). ' *»| gfrduMda) , Jnnr it, l»iC*. £.aior? Xuhie'i w»l siiuday Evening— 'Tksej Sf a*— rmtfjtjr \W «r» requested to Mate that the ; ladies ol lb* BaptHt Ufinrcll or ihia eitj, : intend bn)<!i»K • Htrnwbeiry Festival in , tha early part of orxt wrelc- The, affair . •iff ha coductedio tha weal adakirxbie ml* which Las iiv former years giv#4>scb general ixtilfactlon. lufurtnnliou aa to ; tima and |>lac« will ba given by poblia notice) in due senxeo. 6^ The Indies ot tba M. K. Uborrh af this city intend holding a Strawberry ( Festival' on the afternoon end evening of Wednesday and Thnraday. lUh aqd llih j in»t. Tna arrengemeinranr5T7^n> fjo'te complete and a grand tima ia expected. ! Among the many attraction) will be a.mm , ncell. ct vfivnl lad inetr—antal tauxic on i Wednesday evening. All wbu^ wnut In. fin* cdhfocUeot cau find thaui tbere. U» j and aee. _ - Reputed for thr-lAwta Wave. " I . "The Suntlay-acUool Jubilee." ^-AMreJkindav-eeli'iB:. of rape M ly county hi Id h'l'dla t'""JH\ k'i si*'* c "" Jf' "[j) " | Spring M oaThe 'trees vmi t nut to I any extent. but the inn was dimly hidden by J Ihe cloud*, aa d to save Ian gaihrrl-g from hn | acarablng lays. Near tra o'clock the eehuoli j beau la make 1hetr anpmeranaa. Ihoee from the vicinity ot Ma. tile, and the upper p.n ol stisisjsrse ju?Mrv»Ma | Thta being done the whole body* ck.ldi. a. o d j and young, pruwradrd In a line to Ihr groin i : and hare, let It be mm lent t" any, that the pro- , frail uu looked eery^Bnr JJuJ,*n°n J*^ *"h j prn^a mottoes upon ih.m, the children, arena- 1 ; maJa^'^^'T^'rw^^^beo^r a't thr*'a re ' ■ *A?frr reaching the grove, the eatrcl>ea of the day were m eclieol Army " I'nyerwas the < D.-red by R, >. Mr. Uidjaouon, ol C*U spring. Afirr .inglcg again. the l.tdrri* of welcome was gl.cn by •cheot*,'bg Rev. Mr. tqpter.of Iho deaville St. E. Mr. li. t>. Blmonta then gare an addnee Jo |he[ ^***^ f." hyifutW I1U HcouuiAmflt wris fell af' alatisllcal Ic'lorniit.uu, and wfflrepay •») one lor a pi'ru.nl, He apoka i • uli.taatia..> el fbt.owa : No oar, no Irlwoda. will deny that the fundvy aril not l»«n o^jeel of interest to every one who f lor .sua IU icesiba, to be tgnofid. *A1I alike muaf «cknawled-e lq end ) . Moo Jew or US are • Unc!|r«aJ ohjeot^ot tara" daN«°^hertm^.Jo here repreMrtcff! - drape r lnSrcU^la°y nTgiea t and scuvll) U the norls. It now remain, fbr na, |WfTOl|r la|l|i» whether we^ee parruts, at our handa. bo deqper an.l aiure abiding inee haa been bestowed upon ua by tao tara or than that ire bear lowardeour child en. Areweielibful to that lovo M aiu-aliay them for Co.! I bo we ireof nue la Uy band }~n boot oaa of «»•' mean) watch Oodlofcofa allied lohumau haada for Haa pm |Knr Of laitmrtlny >o the loied onea he lis) KUea uaaaaalan knowlrdi* ol hi. Irulk I tie aayaol bta atnuiet "lhou akali teach them atltlyeMfy tD thy chlldieo." Ho we a,e In the ouuis'that command' and' Cy our peraoaal altaadate* upon lta gathril [i by our pcrmuwl laboraUMWa the aehrol. and hy our example which lta Import tore dvmaid.t That we mar heljer roalliojhe g dxtawnof ^thia hleaaed ^roi k taken ueaur ta« hear .a ot toe latthlul, the active and iMrrue Of all rrltfloua Ueaoml anout, and tkcrebp. awaken a deeper Ibt real In our own hrarta, tvt M glume fiwalew minute., al n few aX^"', ci inuett-.o^f^r.'it: llahlaa the Bval mindav aeUuol In the United dttatea la the year lite. Tula waejuit Bve yeara / alter Itnhrri fta-kia, A-al nut Into practlca the / htai ablbdblia) Idea of gaiherlng together on / the babUklfc d*».lba roM.rmrya . outrwal. of the aireela to teaeb thrm ihaiud.meaU of a e.mmon K«°kea aid taken* laal'bol/ utwa'the fogUsh where ttapieft) Wtth aim .: r ;u-.l rapid.!} unin the year taea. when a chance took place. e\lmKr nut and radio 1 a) to uate an era In IU Iday. Let no one form an idea nf what lundavaeboola "Me at Aral ti> whal Ihey are at prereaf. nr. iuua lo lM tha pnac pal aim wai to Uwpeit ordlu ry, nol relliloi«ln«UueilontJbg»(|ii the readme of the III I. wil •oiu .tlmraVtiodueed. pto", e'cljhl1.**faabtr»1 we.) "aid tor their tee. the Chrjilan. Thr|/obJrriWo»^ foeiucai^ the war" h y'lhatcwt1 h'a d •'"awf'w'io meat hear " i. mithe grrtn from nhtrh baa icoai. our freak, glor'.oua lattltul on. In the year 1*« ia Ptttabuig. Pa, a minday-acliool ^w-ra Ami eiliMUhed in j the daw nln : ol a new era In the hitiory of bun- | daywebau a. I'rmu Ihta time forth the I'huieh. w|. h outeteoleh. d avrna. w, homed 10 lta bosom | thta kntra: horn of her children, nod adopted aa a . parts: her ayatcm for rxtrnllnn the knowicJee ; ol the Iroln, the peal, at Idea of tl.U ceo'ury of | fbe rh Idr. u I.? herrongiegationa. Ti.e Sunday- i achMl^iu^a 'Jf j a! and. mo.ijl Ihc oouutnea of Ku ivpe, to u.ylon | tiw dc vote I oT- every evanwhe it dcnoml..nth.n: ; commanding IUa Jnguea-o aud^ro oiwrailen id , woii?*nd"uaq hut TTbaal anay^'unlur ita I hanucra -a array •: ae" olara of aurti pro; o llo.ia aa to be alm wiVyond IwUef. tn the year 111. ' hefoie clvj war had b.okeu up and muttered many r'umhea and f.ind <hoo!», ihcie were In the Unt eel Slale. nhmi e.ud.iuc of Pund.ay- ; •rKfaM1 : U»7'd^TnVi.^.Vl^ i>-™ -.re j t

J Uo.Ukj ichoUrc asd M\B*l tevchurl, making a , 1 grand loU! tn theae -wo counteiea of c.CPO.O-O ! . ncholara. and MC.eui tearboia, and bv a frtr pro- : J |mrilon of tnrreaae ih -revere now in Enr and and t tear:i.ia*all apca' lng ore language. U'hal an | ' amount a* voung and pl.at c mind th here lieiog | educated tjetlud. la hercjeei.log a training I fManlngn<5arar4erfore Ufa w bniu"'far more j ' important, fur all rhr I'f K tha period ot . i »»?{rr^»^5a.BSer;r"?ro'e!:'; I , to lb yean of an, there air lu England and tha ; ' I'n. led SMJea nwam. hiidre«; aa> ng from ihe I ■ BBKa8ei5!M«SKsr»as ; : religion deeply impivaaed uiou rhclr hear!., and | - at -tiatca rUBf.aa what K attll better, ibat a | 1 ;:w.wdMKM3.r5 rsnut; ! What a might I latum re ler g-od la here bring \ > neac tn w am tahkh la aeht.v.r* reeulta ao , glorloue. Think of three alaa-recsl.. pa ream. ^ ^nTK^c^U-nave ' ' * m."n' ^ , 1 thank tmag that In mrer* evangelical Chrtflan chu ch are Inuud a tew, 1 wiak I ,-ucrId aay a mw- * J-Jl.-jJ~r.iO. .c tXgktt&S usobaerredJy, waak.aAm week, m*nih alter iai^3SEfe^a-.."C: j ^wasi'KttsaiS.'Ts.W' puavu.d. wlthenencet prayer tm Urn leg Ogwa |

i-tdhcSl ir™*i'"2a wlwli" ta*!!*1 °"\£* "J j lotgntWe gmi*i a.f vbiidren and t'aieute ae .r. .1, ■ in many iwat-ndea a ree Ihe mauueC of the ,hc tiimdjegm Jo m-ve hre^he «acd.^ I'lajrr * as ' ?toi'lo1mJn of" Urn" en" ' , rated in learning me -Importance nf the pocli t.owww«utgled by them J I .«^ tls'r'work wire ; «e,r reward »a. fa a gr.at meaai re cothweted . wt'n the eonariouanrra ul doing gogdr* ami ^ ) nrrerf upouall^ao eagngedj^ aeejo {Must Ihey i ; all apokra. tt^reaa thought ^ad.Uablc'lo have ■ : I mlaulra each. Iter" Mr. WlLsua. paatur ot M. h. ' : n'eewU "af'wSetnk f«w°'iS"onvcia?a5 of !hl j yount.fur II w.,e bring proved more and u^oce r ; end that. It la ljia aonl and not ihe aa-cplm^^ f I any' * f nJt onr'rt^buVtn "^Jrk.'" God.^ht 1 i I'm' a'f hTu^w'mn'a M^fomli'ofVhaUw j the gun.taf-a.-h- ol Lei every ouc commence to Rev A.J. IHrea. of fault llouar, next apokr. . ' heaven, ti'uuf aud j.urJjy. ^Loat ia ttraimaeea I : I rinjlng them batkj lorectorc them." He urged j | Hev!'klr. Hewitt, of Cape laland. followed He i | axid, •• the standard bearera of irulh lo ihe ' , | j ; The 'nddrraaei "were "abort. Interesting, apd - | were received by Ihe large eoniregatU-n > j I The a.nrb e «<i gu.d. Icing ucdrr IheWfreeI I lion of t' Buck. ka.|., anil aaalaled by the i I acho da and t.a heia I 1 be occailoo will be one of lung remembrance ' I ' ] I ha m. Let o"d ac - forget, for a time being, ira raven and InBra Pra. Lei II un'-end an.l be : i youthful nj>ln. and none will au 'er haVor: ' '' ' May I ihe rauar o?Xahb»tl'~rr!ioo's-ke aided and Strc-gthr ned hy thece gatherings.' hETA. OUU COUttT IJOISE LETTER. Care Mat Co tar Hotar, May M. I8SS. Mn. KalTom A county town without a newepaper, like a home without n wife, le a calamu , tj. Aa Ihla haa b-aa. and Igllke to be, our coo- ' ent at Ihe Capital of Cane May. Believing th la, , I cannot but regaet that r our rorrraimadant of it r Idler, or ucatL-raand tl.lua here, baa en- | tirrly sub IJed. ll la aald, Mr. kdllor, thai your [ u'riunv^Smat ode « ra"ha t M. John aod'johu the | liapllxt.ln co mnoD^ pa r laoee,^ a re ^ not Mt a nd iASSJS! I k^-aib "in.°lo,"dn.p you" a llM.'-'aa"! "hope ! a »o, lo do Ihc drum, aocephrxd. aod olhrraof that fratrrnlly in ihc loui.d, and^ hocp^you i 1 tiicwelo you ! 'promlie 'ohall*be •hSl"' ' : The chie" m-iier of bole with ua. at preernt.la a cnccrl In preps ration, to he given about Ihe , middle ol June, and woteh will he dulv an- ' ffTM *dotbr|mU'c,r^U0i*l|cmel'*E*™i.*ij [ Id end ^Thc pircca and muajcjnrlnly, will be ' nwm^And.fo ndd TojhiM«h^l*of?he work-bags, anil all llie paraphernalia of the, ; r.>?ce'oMheUaame ant'iiu* faah!ou,'arejou hand, I brtland. ftrlrm and • IIJM Ma jj. Several 3 tlirwc . journfy to ae/ 1 and when the ladie* and geatlrmeh of the r nrcrt get them on It wl Ilea | thedr ref'earaallh'l an Kipnreu'to'a'ny'lhIatJhe'y will nAbrd a musical catcrinlnmrnt of unuaual ! atiia llon, both to old and yeung. The concert | w.ll awaken in ihemladcof the aged, remlnle- : 1 Sfwna "4- wa"|,|^n""the'5e.r1dd," aeaoc'aUo'ua'of \ 1 other day. The young will be xurpclaed and de- i I llgh'rd with the musle nc ll uerd to beaung Id j ; I r'aaTl e! fgh I ,d an d auT.' r . ac dVu* ie tnT bhTbon- j ' w nd no more itne'uBll: next time. *' ■ash Flea. Ntoso OrTSAn*— A Wbols Fartlt or [ Wnirn BcvcHKSgt). — A wbola family I (white), coexisting of- hatband, wife, sad | two children, were murdered recemlj ■ n ar Omega Isodiug, Micaiaaippi. on the . Mioiacippl rivar. The murderer) ware . four negroes, I wo of whom were raptured . by the infuriated populace aud humed si | I a elake. They made full c nfenlon— how . they had waylaid and c hot the husband on i hia wuy home, ihen entered his cabin, : I I hilled hi) wife and )00 of ten yeara with ' an axe, and than hiouiog ihe youngeat, i 1 1 a girl, oil ihe b«l where she waa deeping i \ cat fire lo it and burned bar aliee. The | - object of Ibe munrrere eat lo obtain i "|»n a money aoppoacd lo have beet rc- j • | ceieed hy the family for wood aold le a ; • i aisamboat. The mm. who took the mur i derera from ..(Dcerf of the law and burned l j thrm was competed of aegroet. ' ! A Pasisn arb Koblb Act.— On Set- \ | urday last citepben ll.fl, toon, a fireman ■ { un Ibc Central 11 .ll toad, taw a little child • tilting on the rail and paralysed with ! ; fear at the Saw tha loeomoliva hatteeing

! toward her. Hurrying forward to the : cowcatcher, he reached down, snatched her from the track and lilted her auiojored | the engine. CoxnassD.— The Senate last Priday ( coolirmed -General Scbofield as Secretary , of War, with* a preamble that t j "Whereas. ThejoMcr of the President remoe-alllull.-nO and Illegal, Jml on aecouut ol Mr 1 Veau'TJo'^b'a I the aea«te do advlae and eoe- I aent to the appointment of General SchoOeU." 1 — It is mid Unt ceaeterfeit one dollar , are in circulation. .The Dote is { ■ shorter eed narrower thee the genuine. ; and has a blurred and pale appearance, j The green ink on the back is eery light 1 . and easily- delected from the genuine I . note. A larg- amount of these sparioos [ bills ars in circulation. — Daniel Uiher, of North Coeeotry, ' Vt., awoke about ma-toiiihl, last Wadoet r day, complained of freling ill, called for • a glaas of water, and in fifteen mioaWs I was dead. It ia a «iogplar citcumalAace i that his only daughter, M ra. H.aanna ' Kitrh. of Uockvifle. died no the tame | ■ night, aboct two hoar) earlier. t j " v"- , , , ■ ■ _ . — There tea yoaag maa altesdibg sol- ! legs in Albion. M -eb . whom hewn ia on . bis right aid*, lie has heea examined : be several af the ».•«! nel-d phyf.cl .on of ! New fovk aod WaehiP«l"0.»ho all ecr~ I . tkat such » the ua-e. This id the socebd ; CSNH resold eX the kind.

STATE ITEMS. — Ti.e 1 1 am m ntno Ut/iatUcm my) : 1 | { There waa never to cood a prospect for I vnnrlncu) crops of Iroitef ell kinds na now. 1 , Strawberries will b< even ator.< abundant : ' " here Iban they were last year, though Ihia -| seeeia almost impossible. Wo h»ve ex- j a f emincl large uun. Iters of |>,»ch buds, and j s • have. not y-t found a defective one. The : t J tealiinody of froli growers with ahum we I i I have tpokeb uu the eubjeut is llie MM. j I ' tjiraabJrr:es are larger than usual owing t ■ to Ihe eoidvcloudy aud v«l weather that j t • haa so constantly prevailed during thl* ] t , month. Uut the yield wili.'.e ennrmnua, I t r . and with.thegood facilities for market now j r ; . enjoyed, there murt be a Urge revenue 1 derived from them Ibis year. I e Thk ArrpslCorvvstio* of the P/otes- J ' tant Kpireupat Church of New Jersey. ' which baa been in tevsiun at Newark, ' adjourned on May 28tb. Hishop Oden- | I hemier ia hia charge to the clergy of the c r dioceae eoforced the doctrine of obedience ■ . lo the canon law as embodying the will j a dency lo nrgoe about Ihe abstract merits ■ J I of the low instead of promptly submitting a to it. It'-olulions were offered against ( ' iomiealion in church worship* aoj especially deuouncing modern rnuallsm. An J > ! animated debate ensued, olid the rasa- . " ! lutiuDS were rejected by o vole of 1G yeas t lo JO nays of llie clercyreBT~ei yeaa to ' > j '13 nays of the laiiy. f • ! — It is not generalW known that in the . year 180A only fivj>yti:ver dollars were > i coined by the Unit d Slates mint. A ' I 1" I sale" of 0^.^ ^ry'ra^cetnV^l ' 1 a high figure remembered that more tbefc -r , : :w,uty years ego she had put away as oV ] pocket piece for a soh, a slleer dollar, tha ' Jj date of which she did oot, however, re- • ( i member. The piece, after considerable i , ' ; search, at last torned up and proved — to , J the delight of its owner — io be one of the ! , r celebrated flee, ll was offered for sale I , I and brought the neat little sin of 8450. | ■ Tho other coin "f the same date referred i ' to, wee sold for $"64. Who has the re- ! , mainiDg three T i — Tee .Vessel lltrtild says: floweeer ' | ' favorably, or unfavorably. t"» season may | have affected the olhei groaiog crops, I 1 wheat, in Sussex county, uerer promised : i better. It luoks. as a general thing bat- : tar than rye. The recent cool moist 1 weather, seems la base been favorable lo I i s growth, aod with a good season, we ' look fnrward to an ahnndanl crop of tbi« • excellent grain. The variety mostly ' u grown is tha •'Blue stem." Tne price of " grain is sn high, that it ought to be the 1 object of cv. ry termor to make his farm rich enough to produce Pall . ft"|>a of j I wheat. W I ~ A Bold Rordkrt.— Oae of the most J . nud-uitius rnhbe'iea (hat we have lately ' beard of, occurr. d io Trenton, on Wed- " Desday night. Knirance was effected lo ' i Ihe Hoar and feed atore of West, Smith A - J J hnson, at the Hay Scales Basin, and J hi twero twelve end fifteen hundred pounds , ' of Doer carried off. The most singular I j pari of the tranuiciion, however, was, thai , I the thieves nied tbn horse and wagon of i J the firm in transporting the Dour to their > r rend- xvnus, hating taken the horse out , : of the stable- for that purpose, and ra- , turned it after effecting their purpose. — Delecliva D. L. Scott, of the Near I Jersey Detective Police Agency, now [ f a resident of Camden, made an important i - arrest at Chester, on Wednesday last.— ' J One Israel K. Orwro, who ha) been com- ( I milting burglaries at Ulooeasirr City, and r who had beflml the vigilance of Ihe pnlie- , r a os arrested by Detective Scott as above - stated. j — The fruit growers of Atlaotic and J Other counties of West Jersey have made > an arrangement with the Camden and • Amboj Company, by which they can send J thnir fruits aud berries direct lo the New j ' -York. markets. A track haa been laid at i j : the crossing in Camden, cnooecticg the 1 - i two roads for that purpose. 4 — The Democrats of Camdao hold their a i ward meetings to-day to select delegates I I to the State Coavention at Trentoa, which • ' body sends representatives to the Nation- - | al Convention to nominate raodidstas for Presidrnt and Vica President. Chaptks Fits Hcrdbkd ard FirrT-six. r — A furlher supplement to the act eny "titled An set respecting the Orphans' d Cnort and ihe power and authority of J Surrogates." r 1. He it enacted hy the Suuate and Geue- ' • ral Assembly of the Siata of New Jersey, 1 That no executor of eo executor sbatl, 1 at such, ba authorised to admioislar on , • iho estate of ihe first testator, but 00 the • death of the sole or eoKiving exeealor j b | of any la«t will and Ussomoot. lettors of j " : admintlraiion with th» will annexed of • 1 the assets of the Brat tekfafor left oaad- : f ; ministered shall be issued by the eurro- j • j gata of the proper county In anme proper ; D ' person, whe shell before the i<aaing there- '* j of. give hondito the ordinary of this elate. | with sofficienV^oreti ■ according to ihe; '■ I provisions of the aey to which Ihia it a d supplement, and iKi sopplewieot thereto, approved February the twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and forly-oioa, as far aa the tame are applicable. 2. And be it enacted, That this act shall ° take effect immediately. d Approved April 21, 1868. CnArrca Four ff crrred ard Sixterr. —

An act to repeal "A far h>r supple. ; meal to the act to regulate Elections," approved Maiah oiolb, eighteen buodred and tixty-tig. 1. Be it enacted by tho 8eoaia and (Sooaral Aasombly of iho Stain of New Jeraey. That "A further supplement ta the act 10 regulate el-ciena," approved March ninth, eighteen hundred and smiy. six, bo asd the tame ia hereby repealed. 2. And it enacted. That the laws regulating the times of holding election* in this state io force before the approval of the act ia tho first teoliou maatieued, ho and the same are hereby revived aad declared to he ia full force aod effee', *he aa if ihe asl hereby repealed bad aol been passed. 3. And be H enacted, that this act shall take effect immediaielv. Fo»sed April 9. 1868. CuArrua Foe* Hi*d*cp axd Tbixtx**. An act to repeal aa art entitled "A supplement tn an act for the erection of true meridiao line standard in each t tioo fir iheXgme, ' ' unproved April ninth, eigbleco*iVudred aud sixty1. Be it enacted by the Senate aad j tl-oeral Atwombly r.f the Slate of New Jeraey, Thai the act oalitlvd. "A supple I meut to an not for the emotion of otroe ] - meridian line standard io eavh county of I the state, and for the protection of the. I same," bo aad tba same is bateby rer pealed. 2. A"d belt enacted. That this net shell ■ take eff ot immediately Approved Aptll 3. IS68. I

N'xvr JitausT FxAM I-xru* — The anna- ! al report ol the Slate Agriruiiural Col- | with Ircioret by I'i , f^ t'uok, ton- ' value nf our farm lands per arte in lbGl) - ^9,40, ohieh it largely in t-xcese of. ■ similai lanita in the aurrounding Slates. I . cat), value or oar farm- is $180,250,- , (333 Builingtnp has the Ij.ge.l Jprn IU , , square mtlea. Monmoaih stands next in , 1 the cash value of her farms, but her area | but littlh more than boll of that of Bur- ! Tim average value per aero of ' the land of (fi'lano county ie %581— the ■ 1 j In the State. Essex alanils next, , ' north $106 per acre. Itergen stands ( ! next, and Mercer next. Tne area of the 1 | State is 7,570.3 square miles. Of this, ; 1.944,441 acres is in improved farms, and 1.039,084 aerra noiuipTuved. There-fife^, also 309.328 acre* of miadow and marsh , lands, the improvement of * which is i strongly recommended. | — Io the Sapreme Court nf New York , city, last Thursday, a verdict vu given j against the N w Jersey Kirataboat Comfor $20,000, Tor injuries received by i Nathaniel Caldwell, through the explosion of the steamer Saint John. } , «r We judge from the immense sales ' that Mrs. 8. A. Allen's Improved (new »fy/r) Hair Restorer or Dressing (in one bulllr) it preferred by every one. Kvery j tells it. i'rice One Dollar. | ' SPECIAL NOTICES. Caution. Purchavers of the Peruvian Syrup, (a prorec'- | eU solutloD of ihe protoxide of troo.l are cau. agalaal being deeelved by any of the pieparatloaa of Peruvian lluk or Dark and Iron men!, as eaally dlvrsied aa Ihe aimplrel foi-l (nol Peruvlaa,Uxan| blow, la the |lan. tx.k W isfar '» Halaant of Wild CHEKItT. ; Thta remedy lias tone been cfieit.hfd hy Ihe : painful -ad lonc-atanding :a,r» of (nugh, Told, j I t ough, Asthma, Infiaiqmaticu of the Lungs ; ; while mn Coaaumpttoa Itself baa yielded to j for Ihe numerous aod dangerous pulrno- I nAerllona which prevail all over the land, i UNSOLICITED TESflMONY. Andrew Archer, Esq., 'of FnlrUeld, Me. | County', Me!, 'waa^!Uj."ed^w'l!h 'jplltln/'of j debility, ea much „> tna: our f.inlly phyal lan | : declared him to have a •• vested lonsumption." Hewaaui'dir midieal treatni'nt far a number | of moniba, buMeceived^oo bearAi frrm^jt. AJ WWTAR"* balsam'" tft"' "WILD"1' IU!RK V[ wb-ch peoeAtli d him so much I obt 'Ined another bollle, which In a^ahoiMime^eaiored him^ to ; !°l' rep'stod byaET h'w.Vo vfut ik SO>. ISTre- ; front hi reel, Boston, and for tab by Druggcait ' generally. CRACK'S CELKURATEIt SALVE AMCsnunv, Mass . Oct. taih. IMC : Mr. Grace— Dear xlr ^-Having been aBhet-d I ^cjoaill' ^.ejl ^ev^r^jU I eeit'.fy'to' tbc'\V3hfulteaa'%of,"fheKabovc | at.tem.-ut. H. S. Dcaanoa.., M. D I SETH W. FOWLK b SON. Bwiion. Proprietors, i Sole by all Druggists, at Id cent, a box. tly mall Informulion. face, also a recipe for ihe removal of Plmph-a, same aofifelear, and 'beautiful, can be ote , tdBhd wllbnut charge by addressing THO-V. F. CHAPNAN.CllXSUVT. j Vid-iy 8" Broadway. New York. DENTAL OFFICE. II. I.. GlI.MOt'R. 9. D. S., ! - CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY. | NITROUS OXIDE GAS administered when j desired. If engagements are made In advance. | OFFICE HOURS-From S A. M. to IS M., aad | from 2 P. M. toS P. M. OAlee fas C'oneuljntlon— At Collage on Front Get Yourself a Home. Tour rents will >oon pay for your house.— Building Lota cheaper than ever, now to be had on the "MILLER FARM," Columbia Avenue, I Cape ItUndHotel Properties A Cottages For Rent for the Coming BATHING SEASON. I Apply toot add reac R. B. SWAIN, Real Estate Agent, j mhta-tf Cape laland, N. J. Deafness, Blindness A Catarrh 1 Treated with the utmost success, by J. Iinscs. N. D-, Oculist and Aurtet, (formerly of Leyden, ! Holland,) No. 806 Arch street, Philadelphia.— ! Tiallmoalala from the most reliable tourers In i the elty end country can be eeen at his oAlee, i The Medical Faculty ere Invited to nceompany their patient), as he hu no serrate tn his prnellce. ARTIFICIAL KTES Inserted without pain, i No charge lot examination. n.'O-y

errors of Y'oafli. A Gentleman who tuBered for years from Ncr j rout Debility, Premntare Decay, end nil the I e Abets ol youthful Indiscretion, will for the sake r of suffering humanity, send Dee to all who nrcd , | It. the recipe and direction .or exaklng the aim I pie remedy by which he waa curoL Sufferer, wishing to proAt by the advertiser'! experience can do so by addressing in perfect confidence, JOHN a OCDEN, malA-y 49 Cedar St., New York. To Consumptives. 1 The Rev. EDWARD A. WIL»ON will eead ' j (free of charge) tonll who desire It, the preecrtp1 ; tloa with the dlreettons for making and using ■ the simple remedy hy whleh he waa eared of a I lung affection and that dread disease Consump ! tloo. Iliivoaly object la to benafll the alBtcled | and he bophe every ewfihterwlll try this pre- ! ecrtptloa^iv^t will eoel them nothing, and may . i prove a blessing. Please address 1 myia-iy Re*. EDWARD A. WILSON, f No. iu Soath Wooed ,*U WlUlnmsburgh. N. V. TO FARMERS. 1 The price nf ■bagkh CMcsgc Bene F. Mills. r has thU day (May «) been adv anced M 1 j «ao PS. R g noil POUNDS . » I The high pereeetage of Ammonia II contains - With Ms Bans Phmpha'e, makes It mace deelrn b e, aa an arjjve and psamnaent manure, than f i any other ta the mn.kct. e | The peiee ml Ihe or hee Commerce! Manures. - beartec nor brand remain as behwe. vt* : Rough's haw Rom nnaphxle. Mr per lose the. 1 Rnesh-e Chh-nsr RWed Venwre- She •• - BaUCM h SONS Maanfecturvrs. I arts* imre.ge South Delaware A\ enue. 1

Ueli^iou. New, • -j - — The New School PrasbyteriaB as srnrbTd al Beluinnrr. arljuarxeii laet'1 In meet nt Mobile no the ihitii j u'y nf May. HG9. -Th- Thnrsdny I ' previous to the fif.l Sahbnth in Augusi j . an* set spurt as n ii«y of faslin ■ and prayer : 1 1 0 bn obserred in the I'rvabytsrinD - • — The Cumberland county R'hle So- i ciety will bold its annual ineuliug in Ihe | ! Second street M. K. Church, io Millville, [ / ; od Thursday June llth. Arrnngem.ots 1 ' are being perfected to urake this a very j $ — The first Sunday school on record ; .was ctuhli-hed io 1740. al Kpbrala, Lan i , "fester county, P».. by Ludwig 8lrecker, . | dud continued under good auspice) down i to the year 1777. ^ ji | — By the close of the present year, fnor aud handsome churches will be uddfid | — Ad Kgg Tester has recently been ! ! pnt-Dted in England. It consists of a j 1 cubical box with central fnonel-shnped . : openings in two contiguous sides, opposite 1 which a mirror is placed nl no angle of ' forty- fire degrees. On looking into the j } bnx through either hole the Image of the j oihor hole, reHvcted by the minor, ap- ; : pears directly opposite. To test egg) the ' box i^plmced with one of the holes upper-! \ most, in which the. egg is placed. The j 1 light, then transmitted through the egg. ] j forms a sharply defined disc. If the egg | he fresh. Iho il.ominated circle will be 1 clear; ll stale, Ibe disk will be cloudy, J and if bad, Ibe image will be dark and | nnsightly. Tho apparatus, it is stalod, 1 1 may be used by daylight or candlelight ; Tna light reflected by the mirror to the ; eye pecses xnlirely through the sabatancc ] J ' of the egg, and consequently every chenge ; from perfect treuslacency lo thorough i j : opacify can he observed, t — Alexander R. Smith, too of Arbor!" I Smith, br< ka bis bark just below the | shoulder blades, on the 15th, by felling j 1 i from a carload of lumber, at Hampton | ' j Junction, lie was unloudiog Ibe car at — A little girl, near Peterson, N. J., a !' oaok. which was "iuuocently loosened by ] I ! her yoang brother wiib a shovel. Sho ! - 1 was dead when dug out. I I — Mr. Walker's tailor store in Borden. ' j town wax robbed of e'-ou: $400 worth of goods en the 2-4 1 b m.t. Soma of the 4 properly was foood near llie Railroad. — Andrew Miller. Ksq. of lletblehem, ' . I llunivrdon county, was found in hit bed } a corpse, a few mornings ago. MA it it ir. i). ' 1 Vine m^MK%n^^i?Jma«'i^wt' j NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, ivsiry Handle and Tea Hnitr>. I j No SOS I Elgh* This l^ftsv, VIA^KF^ trowV 'I POfCcllaii. Llcuiini lilir. ^ | . screws or Sevkete. ^ot^an.e^y s(|,w No. «16 (Light Thlrijdtve)^MeHiel s^'re To M.ila! 1 "ill I ill I'I t. li^Tijshl I No. 8*6 ( Eight Thlrt J"3u vi'm VrRET 61 Jrcl , , Below Ninth. Philadelphia. j JOS. 8CII E I.MSG ER, ' DEALER IN COAL AND WOOD. . Families Hent.ng Cottages can he supplied wi'h Egg. Stave and Cheainnt alie; both Lehigh dltlon of Freight and collage. Also, a lot charcoal far hale. JeLtf i FREEHOLDERS' MEETING. on U'EDNEADAYMhe^imh day of June, "a." J?! gremlwe, and for the tranaartion of such other All peiaons having Im.ln'.l wlih aald Board, will please give their attendance at that time sad Pjee^ of Bomrd. * E. T.SWAIN. Oerk. , Townxend'e Inlet, N. J. May rtth Iton. NOTICE TO THE FFULIC. r^'ltr-suUerlberhereb^ gives noUte^lo everypr '!)'■• commission of Uro"2d a'half ?er rent, on the amount ol sale, or In ease of exchange, on amount of valuation, will be ehaigcd the owner. If told or exchanged either at prteme or public sale be agent or owner at any time within oae year from date of entry. And alio on all real ratale left at aforesaid with him to rent, a commission of Bve per cent. , on the amount of rent will he charged Ihe o«nj r ■ If rented either hy owner, agent, or any o'her 1. person nt any time within ala months from date , ol entry. Anr persons having placed property ' tn his hands previous 10 thl. dale, and not nelng " wt'llng to comply with the abjee conditions, enn n withdraw Ihe same. JESSE M. ,M1TH. ' Cape laland, N. J .JSay 20th iwn • JJ-t y. *• AUCTION BALE. ■- "VI r ILL be sold at public aale at tbeodlee 0/ » H. L. Cllmour, D. P. S-, Congress Hall, II 11 D. P. Congress Hsll,

Cap* uu^."URDAr; jtiKESlh 1MB, nl I o'clock, P. M , Ibe following described pro- 1 • a™, k- .... o«- ■ mantown Careyall 1 our Hewing Machine ; Bed- 1 I leads- Ma Urease., Bureau., Desk, Book Case, , Chairs, stands. Looking Gluaea. clock. Tubs, Tinware and Crockery ware. Oil Clotba, Carpet. J 1 lag, W 'nd^w^Shadc.^^ka^and^other article. | Mul and Pans now at Ibe (arm of Re/ W. A. I Conditions made known nt ante GEORGE W. SMITH, Auctioneer. 1 PUBLIC VENDUE. * "THE undersigned will sell at public vendue, on j , TUESDAY, JUNE Sth 1MB. al the Mayvllle Hotel. Middle Township, one . - mils below c pr May court Huusn, Ihe fullow- [ '"SSbo'll'Goreli. eoutslU. of Dels, Bmldlng, J Chain; Tables, lushes. Stoves, Croakery wme, j I you'rg hari*a,"suitab.eford«lli use' by Farmers . . or |.ml*y use, gentle and kind In hn nraa. col 1 afraid of locomotive | one roll lour yrmre old, ' porily broken, and perf'etly gentle. euitnMe for family nee or for livery stable: six good ml.eb cows, giving milk; eta head of fctre., .oneiatipg of aorehogsand pig.. Farming Li. nail., cum- ' ■ prising one rhre-hlioc Machine, do it.n-xe.rrd . norse-iwwer^witVTbreabrtwndCLanec. re good toe Mewing Mwklne. neaily near. In' good run- ' njng ornery one w-.. bore* w-g n, u r'^con spring wagon, anlt.bto l-v 'rue. or h-gtage wagon, one enr-horre carrl^ej airo^ oae^ sett a wheeled plow : p ew>, barrowe, rakew. .hovel., ' , here, and oth-r art dr.. Ire ( ream Freei. ro, . autre. Pn ki g t an., aod >11 other aiuet e n- e- , eisin f r the l.u.li. -. • Horre ka) by 'be and., and corn Me.l by th* bushel. Faml y Lroeerloa 1 I, row. is' lag af xdu. a. sag XT, Krroe.-ae OU, and , • irSSErsTa days wUkapp o VTluIaM ELDNIDOE. J MayeUto, Cape May fvealy, N. J-, Jane t, NR. J

ANNUAL RT ATE ME NT ( )l! oint,'otri':lp*. M.4) "riUMh",)e«e'^ A ! )h4mre-.. . *, "»«ks5s ::r July 2, C'..h on note of h.nJ, Henry ^ j [ ! Aag-16, Cheek jiwwiL^ L Ayar^itota | ^ i land, from E. A. Apgar, Slate | ( tntpettntendenl MA 68 1 | Dec. ,12, Middle townablp tun. In foil. . . »«6 •« ! j- .. Mhi|V Va' pari lloo 00 j J j •• £" line, Henry wL Xnwyrr, April ( w J I He trmbcr term ^4 « 1 j •• •• L^wer'tow Mhfp" ! ! ! ! 6M 4) j Apr. », Four tavern Hcenees. 816 each... «0 M j , F.XPENDITURE8. y I r.jWplJnl t'r^T iu££i. I "tr.'oT'Al'i.houre Board, S0A4 12 MS* It i mrslatlein. turn!- bed j the^ Board, June 18. M f 00 8 CO I ^vr n'd ayag. oBetnl, It 00 14 00 jayr'" eoir' " s 00 s 00 I » '«» „ too ,00 ti^!'aneo4ngU.° urt ol ttte board of registry and • ecti-'U " 20 00 50 «l : Joseph GofT. luape -tor Wei' e'llon !/ .*. " 12 00 It 00 eVectlorc'sl! t'...!. " 'JO oe 20 00 | D.'t" Amittiriiidge of Hrelton, March », _ iomsreilTtiiri, cierh sJ't*..1 "?..r!rr!.'.0*'. •» mm mm . Thoa iluugUl.^Jc coL Vt". K Leamreit". Vierit of hoard^of registry u ^ ^ K ■ R. P. MereS&smisL ; - «»« " » Jes. Hughes. oAfk of boanl of reglsrey and u (J ^ n x Wo. a, r - »« »« " Jot. B. Hoghea,"cierk of board n g atry and j eleettra — — — ^ 15 15 " -s , nmlnatlon o tevc - » 00 8 0S 1 DramlnaUIo'*o'f[t«chJ Grlffln Smtfb. Twenty ' S. rT Magonagl-, printJ In- and subscription " I. r 'roard «• " ,u * We. a. Hooper. attend. aere—^!^- official, 2 M 1 10 Lemuel Learning, attend :ng board of can. f vaaaera " >00 >00 I, Thomas Fouglac Jr..

renrMScrs.^!;.— " 2 >0 2*6 ^Sug hoard Sfren. u f ^ , n log board of'cnnvaan- u ^ ^ f M Joeet haa ' iiaadi : cleric of beard of canvase- u j ^ t ^ "-S'sijiri'/r"* - %ssssi:.»s: ■■ .« — •vrsun:!^. ■ • re ■» Bre?l'0*'."f « 100 160 Board 62 2» 62 26 Beesl y.aalre |ed^ grate1 tuperia- m goo M M0 00 ' e-th! p. P.', * .j t-alaoee due .» eel^"emret " 85 M «6 M .Sf^tiToV- " " 58 '* * Hemret. — " 22 M 82 ie j tixKt^^sy?um.*m ! Tm T 88 I C. M. a.4 V-XX. ^ cirree I M 12* un °* . teets aad .I.IWw•j Sre^-.T^.r: c Metal. *2 88 €>»'

Board, te-H i«sii •*'" ■ ! Sheriff, Suud!... Beard, j DS££? Com'tee ,0, ! mree and 'bond* . .°* Board, ltd I* IMhH I F. Learning, truster^ I Anthony Bree sett, new ^at Ajmi trou"^"!' Board, ) 00 I 06 ' .. #l# „ J1S u | W. Dandy , work on Eu'l'/etl C Freeholdeia I* >2 I* >2 hand '• so 00 so to Lewi. Whenlon, wood lor county officer... . Committee, II 26 11 26 * \>rnon bridge Board, 100 00 too ta J "wink on I'lOtt... official, >> 68 6> 68 work on bridge .' Freebol're, IM 26 1H 2« ' ",'nd a" pnn.'t teid'snre end allowance of ^ ^ ^ ^ ^wnAen* 'tjtSSjgwf*. — " 4 00 « 0 brolgc. O. H., II TO 12 20 ' J[i"'ft"r. m,^!!B'' efflelsl, 1*8* lie* ' j Cl.xrlro'^WwVlV.Vtoii Frethol,ra f ^ ^ j | for Midge 10 6* ie o* | oiBpror...*..<.0?*"!!' O P., 8 06 8 00 I ' msrerTTe "rtaldge Board, 61 IS 6118 I "V»|l r'b4dgg„.j.. 0 H., )«, >00 | t.n'fr d"e. B.". " ctfi I'l, 40*6 «c *6 ' 1 00 1 00 i ^ frelBhV .(.B. . . V . Co Col'tor, 60 25 60 26 j "tinaU MSc"!^ O. H., <( 06 «« 06 i^bndge™„ ! Board, 6200 K 00 "itge"*!^!*.". « 2*2* 62 *2*62 mi*tBlon?r of" county » Ttiomse wiiiVeme! offletsl director of board •• 22 S6 21 » gyivanue Corson, offi9 bag of"^o"rd *. " t« fin 21 () ,, official duttra aa • member of board.... •' MM 19 f* . dutiee as "member of hoard ' « I) 2t it 21 Jtre. I.1?" Ware. oOcial duV Ilea aa member of 0 beard •• , 22 >1 M >1 A. If. Reevee, official 0 board u 12 25 12 52 J. S. Leach, official duties as member of 0 board " 8 8) S M J. 14. Willi.-. rat, official duties as member of 0 hoard " 1) 28 u 28 E. V. Swain, official duties at clerk of * board •• 86 M 86 68 Jno. Wiley, M. D., Co. Co>. Com. end dlatrb- * utlon of laws 11 MI 86 Ml 26 a Amount ef ordinary county expeadl- ^ ^ ^ WAR ACCOUNT. 1 Tomtom FertrtaJ By wtom paid. pnr/eer. erdsrhf. Ami Rtcb'd 8. Ludlara, Family Stale 0 pay, Rf. Com. 89' 88 Mary Harris, " M to a Wm. Ugden, " « M lo Amount or Family Bounty •«> 8» Amount of nrfoeliinl ana Intrreat on • county bonds. Brat Irene 2818 M Amount of Interest on county bond, eeA mount of Interest on county bond,

9 Amount of state Ts'x' paid aute Treasurer .7»7. 20M 06 9 Amount of War Expenditures tt.ui M STATE SCHOOL MONET. Amount of Stale money pel* to Town9 ship. Collectors and Cliy of Cape laland slice 75 RECAPITULATION. 9 Amount of ordinary county expehdlturee.'....... *85*5 8V 9 Amount of Wsmrxpendltures....;, m u Total amount of Expenditure) g*t)jOSt 28 > Total amount of Recelpte I1JM 20 > Balance In Treasury, May It, IMS >> 681 47 SURPLUS REVENUE. 9 Amount of cash distributed to the diffareo- eolleeton > Ml » 9 Amouht^i-Ilnvlp.l i.ceU.d past year.. IM OD Amount 9 Interest, loetadteg |.st year's 9 j Mlanee S - Tig 22 I Bxlince un hand, Nay 12, 18M. 4«l is COUNTT DEBT. Amount of promissory notes outetand- ; teg SII28* 66 » Amount of first » ar Bonds, outaiaad ng 2WJ 86 Amount of second War B. »d., outvtami- 1 •i ^ ^53 I Whole amount of County dcM 826—86 : wuS»*. . !?. .??V. .'".T. dlim ti ) Whole amount of U ar Debt Jaauary I, I MM .tyi>*s 8 A moat of W-r Debt paid off since Jnn'y i U MX) SSJS) *T | ^ orncfMormM*^ » j "ft hernia, Clesh. P. O, Tawaecad s talent, e I Java Wiley. M. D.. Crerety Col toe toe, P. o., t ape M.» Costt^HowrerN. L g.r1l-rl p Cape May Oouil Houac, N.J E T. gWAlN, C)hsk. >' **w*Sta*M,,*M6