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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. IIKXKDICT'S 1 frwfm "ITATCUW fink jewelry and bilverfwvare. Article* suitable for ^ Wlver Wrdfflia^s. Up Toitb New Storr, No. Ml nroxdway, t BETWEEN AMITY <* FOURTH (TUEET*. Keepers of Hie City Tlma. Sole Agents for the 8r mo loir Church Clocka. - Also, Agents fof ' THE AMKKH IX W.UTHAM WATCHES, IlcLOI.ME BENEDICT'S H. R. . And Steamboat Time Tafclra osMtol.t ~ BENEDICT BROS. CP TOWN 1101 BROADWAY. nf-.NEDic-f brother s.in »ho.li) wat. Benedict Bios.. 5M Fultm. 8i„ Brooklyn. WATERS' 7 If FLO PEONS, • PA RLO R, CHURCH, AND 3YJL Cabinet3 ORGANS, sod First Premium I'l 11:0,, with Imp Fr»mr Overstrung Brass and Agrafffc Bridge, The Best Manufactured i Warranted for el* yrara. ^One hun.lrad_Pl.no., jdcludrxwa andWjgy If imrehaarrt. xeroad-hand Inslrumruls it , great bargains. Illustrslril calalogue* mailed. (Mr. Wafers Is author of si* Sunday School Music Books-, "II' atenlj"*K«hoes," and "New ( " ' ^"iWlArl^V^TKRSk ^ *°,k' J We h.re one of Mr. Waters' Pianos now In our residence, (when It haa stood for rears.) of which any manufacturer In the world might ; well be proud. We hate always been delighted with it as a sweet toned an* powerful Inatrumirat, and there U no doubt of Itslurnbllity | eraVn O "e'ltiv Jewell' m a^Vraf ra"bratid* ' pianists, have performed on the said piano, J and nil pronounce It * luperlo^and BraVOUOa I SHAWL'S PATE XT CARB<WIM<< rPHB BR»T AND CHEAPEST INK IN THE I world. Is permanent Black, ImlestruetaMr and Imperishable. There Is no chemical be which It can be removed, erased o» extracted, without destroying the paper upon which It Is written, and cannot be IjOured by any la^ae^of ' Ums' rjbotaaeo wMch would In the least corode or In nnjy way Injure the pen. In (set, to parties uain&Ateel pens, II will tare twice lla This quality \jp«£ In bilog^ll(tnu> universal ^ perlor qualities sndTlnw price, the msnutscfeawSKirKr sws s nod Half-Pint Bottles sod Cone Siands j aDo , In powder or granulated form, In Gallon, Half , Gallon, Odart, PUt^Md, Half- Pint packages, , per gal. package, Ink Pow der, l.Ml half gaL 73 ' •• " quart " " 'Jl plnLSfi . " half.plnt " . " " tS. Sent by mall to any post-paid address en re- , crlpilof the price. Address the msnufscturer, , l. tuaw. Chemist, Flm SI., 10 Bridgeport, Conn. j For solo by atallauora even-where. the florence SEWINCrMAOHINE. j \t r as swarded the First rramlum at the fob ! II lowing Fairs and lnduslrsl K.Mbmoet, : during l«st season, j New England Agricultural Fair, Providence, j New' Vork State Agilcnltnral Fair, Buffalo j American Institute New York. i Maryland Institute, Baltimore. I . Mechanics' Association, Lowell, j Braldes numerous minor Slate and County Fairs throughout the country, thus establish- , lug our claim thai the Florence Is. the BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE In the WORLD. FLORENCE SEWING C(C MO Broadway, N. T. Send for an IRnstraUd Ctreutor. myfMm ] ~ XOTELTT RKM IXti, KWHKOI- ! DKRfS'G. AID 1 Rt nidiiiR Machine, COMPLETE WITH TABLE FOR ONL* SO. ! A GENTS WANTED, Male Or Female, to sell , A the Novelty Sewing and Embroidering Ms, -hire. ihe most complete machine ever - offered for sale. II will do all klnda of work j thalean be done wllh Ihe.Ulgb-prtced machine. ] 11 make. Hie famous Elastic Lotk stitch, that , 5'ir1 ffi®S»SWia fStSSS i asr'iK'sati'siiSi sssrffia Stales. II can he sold tn almost ST err family, ; Including a grant many who km the high- ■ priced machines, for Its embroidering, In which It excels all others. Send stamp for , ' jCy- "ail machines warranted and kept tn or- ; der lor one year, FREE OF CHARGE. EMME*. CRAM A CO., Solo A cents for the United States nod Canada*. Try Mr and You * 111 Sorely Buy Ms. . Davis' Patent Three Mlag|* Cake Mixer. Imlirpemable to every Family, Jloivt, ' .steamboat and Hertauraat. T HE most useful domestic article ever oflbred . ffi&S ' ., performing the operation quickly, issjSdtLWtSieifa'Jrda and a cake will be much better In erery way when made by this Mlxsr. It Is alto useful to zssrj&sr<ss!jKt!iXuss. i56?ff SlSr,!?,1 S SSiSBI iBSJS SKi"Sii^ra,«5St"'iKHSS't Tl West Mill Sl„ New Tork. BENXETT, JOHXIOX It CO. H;a VE ramored from « Dey Street, to SU Broadway, comer of Houston Street, N. 1. ^ neracrrgens or xnr Xew i'atfiil KJilnple Brarkel. The Rhlngls Bracket la rtueeUlly adapted for Builders, House Jolatrs, Masoos and Carpeoirrs. With It a scaffolding can be built in leu Nmis upon a roof, and with greater KS&TLSSS Sffi SJ-™" Retail pHee M per dosrn. Send for Illustrated orders pvomplly CUed, at wholssale and reTrrrllorj for sale anywhere tn the Untied states that la not said cn the gleam Cooking , Apparatus. B]tNf(£TT JOHN5i)f< t c0_ " CSUU tttfl EMPIRE LA UXDRYBL UE for laundry rurpqsks. aupgrtsw in ..j 3gjjg£**' •« "" Vor STRKMU^CONYMIBJICF. end It garpssses tb* But Indigo. Put np In Liquid and Dry form- Prepared by CHARE A Co.. iySA on VTARMUIOTON Strast, K. T. WII.DEE* PATENT SALAMANDER SAFES, Wilder 'a Patent l'.vwdtr * BttrfUr -Proof Igoekt.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BAVGH'S ' j C° j "M % BAUGH & SONS, Philadelphia, riRTILISIMi (ompY. f C 1 I ICAfrO. SOLK MANUFACTTKBRS. PKIOES. Rsagh's Rawikar Phstshslc , , Price, SA« per *.000 lbs. 11. neb's Chicago Basse Fertiliser. J Price, tf per s,000 lbs. f Bsngk's ftblcego lllood Manure. ' Price, tie PC FJ.W lbs. { The sbove Manures era furnished In boih t bags and bsrrvls, whlshsver coste.rn.ra prskr. | ty Tb'. Bngrs are nnifena is neigh'. 1«0 poaaiJa- J The aUeoHcsv of Fanner la upecially dirested to the feet, II. .1 the sou rera .* the Raw Material of which the above Manures am com- , posed, are to well under control thai we can , luraleh them of strictly- unlfffro quality aad sSFviSssaatfft ws msnufsetured msnurcs in thw markn. BAUGH A SONS, PB/LADK/.PBU ' N 01-tli-W ewteirn FwrlU'minK Co., 1 l-srnsr lube and Lnsnltc llrrrti, , CUC AGO. CfMUDKRCIAIs Mhnnu f be Moenred from dealers In any of the , orlnelpsi towns to the UnUcd states or Uomi- , nlon urCsnsds. Jein , RAILROADS. WEST JEIINEV IIAILItOAD 1 AND BRANCHES. \ t bl'MMEK AUKAXGKMKXT, • On sod sfterTHUKIDAT, July *d, IMS, , I Trhln* will Icrvc Pbllndrlplila a* J fOlIOWi! 1 Cram font of Market I., Upper Ferry. GOING SOUTH, C. Mny C. May, Cape May Ltsvr Mall Pass. ! last r^.«uT TF WflF" : M* , . J . HI en raster, I ■ , i: s ; Mantua. 5 " r Guiitara'/ *M ki» i 3 § 1 Clayton, ' .... in i S . Fraa^nvllla 2x f^U 1 " 48 # Vlnelaod. ! lo.eo Ul ="b ShuvIhS"^' SM Xii S? i, , II.M 151 ! = Belle Plain, .... #« i Woodbine. ItAJ AMI a« < LST1 rr.ii JS e • c"m"c. House, lllffi If Grande a.M ' Bennetts , .... 7.01 Cape laUnd. U.S4 7.10 *A& j NORTH Mora* c. May ; Cape May ' Lcavg Matt. I fast I Express J ; Express; { TTB: X*T — Eir- < Capo May, t*i ».oo ».<» 1 Bennetts, A 18 ! .... ! 6.07 Grande, «.«S ; .... C. M^C. Houu, Ml .... ; 4.53 Mc'rieaasnt, rS j jjg I At'le FtelBj z*v I 2®. j 6.06 §S"' m I S ' NiwS®*4' "" S II- .... ., „ e ■ ■ — I Illl j || . -a II" S GUslboro', i.U I* | ^ 1 Barnsbaro', .... p I Mantua, .... • .... i SJ1 7AI | Weetvllle, .... .... | giSST- Mi ! n.67 8 tg" 1 PbUadetyhla, I th«» ! 1E07 j la , A lunday Mall Ttahs lures Philadelphia at 1 7.15 a.m. | returning— leaves Cape Island at h-1®'"- _ u . . «... *"commuk(tlen Philadelphia

, and Caps HjjMi^nt the foliowlag raise ^ ^ Sold oU^l^lraO«l«f^e*ii'mpany* Cam- ' Coui>on Ttchela. W6 oc J KuwrnSaTtek^a im>d'Vc ratura'lbe earns " following day, jwlran eohl^oa Katurdsy, « [ *°ExeuraHm Ttckala by Bumlsy 1 rain. *3.00. Regular Coupon and Excursion TlckeU can J ; procured alWo. m Chestnut street (under N , the Continental Hotel), where urdera can be at - left for baggage, which will be checked at re- » "" ,LU 2 I Jen. 6 opt W. f. R. R. c ' ^ 8CEL L ANEOUS. " Robert Freeman A Co.. WHOLBBALE and Retail Manulastaran and Dealers In i Fine WhlBBl, Roat'ttood A MukoeaR) | FURNITVHB ,V MAITRFSSKS, No. 55 North Second street, between Market and Arab, Philadelphia. I Collage Furniture, ExteMloa Tables, Office J Furniture, Ac. ' » ^ __ tl I.IVF.KY STABLES. ?, HO Rg Eh taken to boatff I CnMaffun, Haetm. o and saddle Horses to hire. Apply te a. THOR. CLIFFORD, Y c COTTAGE BOARDING. J I FAMILY of four adults, wish Cottage c. i u\ Beard In a pleaaaat loeattoaa. Would re- : quire three nice Chambers. AAdraaa, atatiaff A full particulars rag aiding lerma^bm^,^^ p jyfcwha _ I'llOTOGBAPBIC XSGATITEh 1 . irIi,5KES£ls^ ' rmf n eaaiie •aMSa ! '' FOR SALE! TffR^F, BDHDIN SLOTS, ftSL-wsss^Sitor- i WASHINGTON STREET, i are offerad for aola. The Lets are « feet froel , ar«»;?,Bgravi.-r,ia i name prise. Pus furtbee parthmlan addraa. . dOffEPH M. MARIN, Admaalalrabw, Or apply to THO». r ""o!u nS< Atlaatm Hntsl, Cape laiaod, N . .'. , "STILL AT IT." WARS * RLDRBDGE, CANS IRLAJU), K A. au^W

LEGAL NOTICES. XOTRTTO cfeSnfoni I AMES IKOahlgll, . aclm la rm ta'ce of j Richard gmlth, by direct rogate of the County of Cape May, hereby gives oollec lo the creditors of aatrf decedent againaf tho fttailo "of*' i raid 'dceedeot. under o.th^wlHHn a Ine mouthy or^lhey ^w Hl^be torAdalnlmrator. JAilES shoEMAKEH, ^ Dated April. 16, M*. idmmwtrMor. NOTICE TO CKEDITORS. TOHN W. SWAIN, administrator of Henry eJ Graec, deeeaaed. By, direction of (be Surrogate of the Count* i rera ' o? .mVdccedent'io'biKg1, itiVhcW dcSii. ! Memanda, and claims agalnai thsea'.s'c o! asid ■ drarelent. under osth, wlihln nine months, or they will be forever barred of any action , than fllioilllllH rill ajtulr.la'iab.r. JOHN W. SWAIN, Dated April 38|h", ifffL ^Admlniaftutor. PUBLIC SALE. * , J.JY order of the Orphan*' Court, will be sold i at 3 o'«l«hDp.tM°Athi "hom" IHFTEA D^rrf John McR. Ftaher, (a fonntlejof South feavUle, May. Co..N.J,cootalolng 17 X sera, or thereabout., of Improved land, on whlsh aye three small Dwelling Houses, Stable and other rtn«7«l£3Sfe b^dUi JfekwhS&mKdMo lands of John Voea, David T. Smith and others, lea desirable altuallon, and will be sold without reeerreto the hlghral^'dcr. . ^ w hen the died la wOflrmed'hy the Court. lalnTt by'calllnff on Ibc aubaoiiber a! South *aC!s rlgul In I.uilsni t^a.h. >"id by s. ffeatllle, April s, if. Uunnlliu. •' I.* i nAXCERV OF xcw/ eery of New Jersey, made on ibe day of I he ,i3io"J frndanta, l oupte required to apiwar and plead, j answer or^pnr ^ Ihablll m sold eosi^UIn- j Jrmortgiregl^V>4JohnK!ch'i!jih°draMred' f and Rachel F. ( hurvb.hb Wife, on lands lu I be ell jr of Cwoe Island, County of Cape May, daled , raid'prepcrty. And you. Richard T. Church, Unit B. Church, Rachel F. Church and All lu i Church arc made defendants became you, asehlldreo and heirs of aa|,l John k. Church, deceased, claim lo hare tome Intern! In arid property. RICHARD T. MILLER, JclO-fil Solicitor of Comnlalnrnt, Dated May 1», 1*58. I ape Island, N. J. STATE OF NEW JEUMEV, TREASURY OFFICE, / Tecstox, Aran, tawt. i VTOTICE U hereby riven that all the l lrcni> latlngNoteooflhc-Ccutial Bank of New I Jersey" at Hlghtatown, N. J., must be weI seated at thlr OfBce, for redemption, within at* months from the .late heraol i^aftrr wtHeh ' ""n" W. P. McMICH AEL, myMrti state Treaaurer. 8HEMFFS Siir.. ~~ CAPE HAY CIRCUIT COURT. Fraderlok Haiti ) Fl, Fa. va. 5 dc bom* et Philip Koaalg. 1 lerrla. li dlMcled,0 win be aol* al'piSi'erale'al the Washington House, lu the city of Cape Island, county of Cape May, on Wednesday, I he twelfth day of August, lata, st Ibe hour of two o'clock. • P. M., the following described lot of land, with the buildings thereon, known as the Lsplerrc ' Haug, slIaaM la the city of Cape IsWud, county of Cape May, and on the easterly aide o( Ooean street, adjoining lands of Thomas B. Hughes, Ortd Raw and others, containing . . uoe square feel, more or less. Said lot was uurehased of Thomas B deed daled April rc'h. IH5I, end recorded In Clerk's Office. In Deed Book No. at, pages 364, Clerk's pace, tn Deed Book No. 111,

' * JOHN WILSON, Sheriff. Dated Juno 8th. IMS. jye-»w SHERIFF'* SALE. IN CHANCERY or NEW JERSEY. Between 7 Mackry WUllama and wife, ' } Fl, Fa. , remlah Yandlcnavhllrar. wife and others, Defendants. Hm^dlrecfid.^t/rbJ'^SaC puBRfaalc.' it j efCapTM aj , MM h ' l^hs' j the hour ol Iwu o'clock,!'. M . .11 the following deeerltma trediiff K till HI.: sBunt* lo the .. * he ; aifoiW>j';^.V^!'Mie^ ' by Doed dated November kith, A. D., IMS, and . adjmalug lands formerly Belonging to James , Dlverty and William Taylor, deeeaaed, and , others, containing ihrec hundred s, res. more or . -JOHN WILSON. Sheriff. , Dated June Mb, nn\ _ Jje-i»

SHERIFF'S SALE. CAPE HAT CIRCUIT COURT. 1 Thomas M. .Champion, ) In DoU. Fl Fa, *a- { do boots, rt Rtsley Sharp. S tcrtls. BT virtue of the a !«n eclated eurautlon, lo I me dlioetoiL will be aold at public tale, at . hotel of William Mexsl-k. . -pe Ma. Court SaHMS-W SMS! "S described real eatale, ulusie In the iippr. Township, county of Cape May and Stale of Now Jomy,- adjoining lands of Thomas Mar- • t Champion and others, It bring purehasi d of Thomas M. Champion and wile, by del dated December 6th, A. D. ML aud recorded In Clerk-3 Office, lu Deed Book No. 3S, page. IM sui- J ™* w samsr Dated June I tlh, DUO. JyMw j SHERIFF'S SALE. NEW JERRET SUPREME COURT, CAPE y MA V. Thomas H. Rosa and 1 B. Wlretmok, I CMf Tredl ng,Ae. | ^ Elijah Porch sad I ''on,* " Gfeaoar W. Cacaen, I ,erri'' lately Trading, he. J T)I virtue of the above-staled execution, lo n •»* abveted, Will be sold at public Bale, at the store of Jeremiah Voaa, Saavlile station, May county, ea Wednesday, the twealyalatkdayof August next, at the hour of two , o'eloek, P. M.. all that certain piece of land , and toprera^ta(thwu^^^^loCUas. ants- sltuaiiln UeUpwn.TownMsip, county of May and State of New Jersey, beginning Lewis Corson's Creek and binding on lands of Enoch H. WlUeta, William Sap], and others, containing forty-ednhl acres, more or leu. ""Wj scabs. Dalsd June gnl. 1M8. Jr*-1» BOOT AND SHOE STOKE. ENICf(OUI, Cape Hay Omit House, N. J„ mid respsalfuUr Inform lha public that he CEJSR'. LAiKrr . ToTrT aTrfr^cH i t dm'jaHSASRais.'iite.'' serafiRMrsssssa^si,., dona. F.NICHOLS. ■JMAtOdQ. • ■ ■■' ESTABLliRieO DI 1810. FAKCT DYEING EffTABURHNEBT. Jn W, JONES, No. 435 North Front St., . above UaUowhffl, Pblladeluhla, dyes s^-tMrfijEaaaivr;;: ' W»iwH»Mft>JM»ffff^lffff>«»w.r I as 3a.) . i W)PY ALL YOUR LETTERS IN • •* tOOt LSTIXR ■OOK." elBmr'praoa'ae4 walseTlSiebr *wtv log uHe! k

LUMBER LUMBER! l] o ' C I G 0 T 0 H E A D QUA U T E RS!C O ' Buy of (lie Manufacturers and Save Money! ( Ji - ( : ~ 0 c ' The Isarrdat, CbnniPMl and Be.V Aagrrliaenv of l.U M BKU in New Jersey, - can ho found nt K. ,fc .f.J*. Wilson ,V Co.'s Strum Saw anil Planing Mill and , j Lumber Yard. Milltille. Cumb.trlaa.1 Co.. New Jrraej.^— • "T;0! ■uabrr Du",,,r" *mi ' 1 LUMBER AMD 8U1LBIHS MATERIALS. 1 d 100,01)0 feet Jersey Pine Inch Flooring, worked. * 100,000 feet White Pine Flooring, worked. * 100,000 feet Eastern .Spruce Flooring, worked. h 100,000 feet l1, inch .South Carolina Flooring, worked. 100,000 feet inch Virginia Flooring, worked. ijilQOJOO feet inch Hemlock Boards, worked. H 100*000 feet C'ednr siding, planed and not pinned i 100,000 h-ct White Pine siding, pinned and not planed, u I 500,000 extra Cedat, sixteen-inch Shingles. .. Atif^umi i-v-tnt Xo. 1 spfOet; sixteen-inch iShingles. « I ")()(l,0()(iextri Hemlock plastering lath, (full count.) CI 500,000 fcfHyAVhite line I- ». T»-4 and «L4. * | I o" a OR ffwll XuJ warrar. t* « 1 1 sf «.J. • ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ «acre they m est wbal the, w,„t at ' j wSTdraq^h."** JOU nU'lJr™ ,h°" °i% hu> % """ , j \\ 1,000,000 FEET EXTRA HEMLOCK FRAME & TIMBER, Of all lengths and sizes, constantly on hand and sawed to order. 'i WE MANLFACTI UK OI K OWN U'MllKJl! ! S Be ace, have .H the "AVK ^ ^ \ * FOMHVf lS TAKEN! (J}uilt/intj& Sininhcd ijlumlif. par Cccu/iancy.. Any parties desiring building done for casii can save money j 15 by dealing with the undersigned, and secure the advantage to b! which a NET CASH purchase is entitled, k, 1 £ wufnnd'tlrey ex™s*ve mouev by purchasing of the uudenlgueii, as lire oeniuess of the .Mar- j or wet greatly reduces the frctglt. l;. & j. MIISOX M F ELUS WILSON, 'l u „ MII.L.V1LI .E, N. J. jj jar L' WILSON, J ' |rn>l- I R. D. WOOD. 400 Chestnut St.. Phllo. ,, , , , i .

EDUCATIONAL. West Jepffey A^tlemy, ^ •fie Academy alma t.1 Impart it thorough " Classical Education, comprlalng a lull nrcnar.,- " tlon for College, and also a complete business 1' Edmatlon^ In u^h^raf^celU a^n^Rm |tvil^ he J SSBSssssa!S!r- i::~ 1 The location ol the Academy is unsurpassed -for besuty, heaUhfulnrae mads^Sv •he'eomfort and ptogmis ol lis pupils. la ailuitlou tolhe jMaanal supervision and demy enjoys the s'Si of ill. Wm. MrKcnsle, an aetlve, eollrealasUc and successful teacher; who now assumes the posHlon ofjolnu ' EmrU appllcalloo should be made lo the Prlnclpelo, from whom Clroulara and(oU.rr Information may be obtained. REFERENCES: Facclt* or Pnigtrtoa CoLLiot. lion. John T. Nixon, Brldgcton Joseiih Jr.sup. MuUlea Hill : Aug. a. Bailer, Woodbum Rev. M. WlUlaaaon, CoW gprlog : Itev. J. \V. Hubbard, ca)>e Island) W. B. Miller, Eaq„ .Cape Island. THOMAS D. t l.AHMN TJOfJT AND *HOK STORE, J) Wathlngtnr. 8WI, 0)iposlle^Ain^|ean Ho- ! ] ,B|" G»S?r?i ADI KSL1 ' * I •ROYS', MISSKF ami a CHILDREN'S BOOTS. jl - i .. s , a SHOES, and GAITERS, t ' -«!!te.n5SS,!jSi, ' X- OTICE Iv hereby given that thr account of J^Walt Brower, administrator of Charles - Will' be audited and itated by the Surrogate, and reported to the Ju.lgee of the Orphans' Court ol the County of I aim Mar. at thr term of September next, for settlement and allowance. PETER SOU DER, Dated July 5, IW J,S . Surrogate. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. THE sutwcrlber hereby gives notlec to everybody thai on all real estate left wllh him I or at his office, lor aale or exchange for other > )"Si!TarthVam "un! o'f raL^ar eS ' rhange, on amount or valnatlon, will he chaiKCd «hr owuci. II eold o, eaeb-agr l ; either at privale or public sale by agent or ' owner at any ttaa within one year from date 1 all real cstalrUrft as^aforeaaM ' owner If' ranted oliber by owner, agent^r any t other pereooar any time within six month. I from date ol entry. Any persona baling plated property In hla hands previous to this date, shd not being willing lo comply with the above conditions, ran withdrew lhe same. JESSE M. SMITH. ' Cap* Island, N. J., May Soth ISS8. J»-ly. ' VALUABLE IlE A I. ESTATE - TJ>OR SAUL T^y*5^*fwE»l r? Nnff. A fann"?f elgblran (*S) aera* sttuaic.! - ss:^s.f ll in as III Nlao acres are meadow, suitable; for . SSSSS ■ side* of the new road loading Iron the Court - House to Goahett, known^ae^ae Joha HoDaes \ SSHtSr ! wff ^ ) C ARPETS k OIL CLOTHS. ii' i|Or6H, Jr., wouM Invite tkeattraUoa X . Of Housekeepers and HenhaaU to hU large Stock ef New tprtag ttylee a, 3 c arpetikgf " «i Oadwsed rrlaee, i uasWIIag ol ^ ETSa ssrsprShM " ilTlHoliihaiTlu* — (hades ef eveey dan- i ' ^ Crates Msltlaf' ^ PHUMLA#HUr«U*^P. i ^ i

DYEING &. SCOURING STEAM DYEING At SCOURING. l', Nu U'--s nouth*1"' Fivtw Stsect, between Market and Arch, Philadelphiae v !-ryfiio<r°' LA D IE s'tSE A KIN £' A PFARE L SHAWL& Table and 'Piano COVERS, caK PETS. RUGS, he., scoured. Pongee add Silk re-dyed all colore, and warranted "S. n — GrntlerurlTs clothea clraned u^ dyed SEASONED LUMBER. / (MMdU) "Saw Mill and Lumber Yard, CAMDEN, N. Jo I" I'l he' D°W S®0,k' ud P*f,ec,,F Drl', Lumber, lo^whloh Ihe^r would res j lite Puhlir generally. Believing It to be to their interest to call and examine our stock before purchasing. Michigan A Snsqucliannn While I'lne, (Dry), all thicknesses and grades, Hemlock Joist, Boards A Ncnnilln;, WHITE PINE, HEMLOCK, SAP PINT, YELLOW PINE FLOORING, , Our Own Manufacture. Pickets. Lath, Shingles, Pus's ami Feselug While IJInr, Oak A Hemlock Timber For Building. Also, WHITE PtNE, OAK h YELLOW PINE SHIP TIMBER, Sawed to dimension al the shortest notice, GARRISON, GILLINGHAM A CO, *pf»ram Camden. N. J. J. S. GARRISON, WASHINGTON STllKF.T. opposite the Poet OSIee, CAP* JYLJ.VD, k. j, Wjsifh rKr'SSiSaS.'^: Hid,?£5 BOOK*. STATIONERY. AND NOTIONS t FAMILY ipminw TOtun timauMn; T,>hA«X"» k 3KGARS, t OUSTER SHOW. | CASES, Aa. I CUMMMSNDW^! C&'^Swaku-'

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HOOPLAND'S GERMAN Bm'ERS. AND German Tonic The Crrat Rfmcdits for nil Dlstim of the STOMACH, OK MOESTirr HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS i 1^1, i UrelyJNa. HOOFLAND'S QEEMAN TONIC. Hoofland's German Bitters. | HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. ' Constipation, Flatulence. Inward Piles. Fulness of lllood to tho Head, Acidity or (ho Stomach, Nnuaea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or WolRht in tho Stomach, Sour EructMlona. Bink-of'X^-KWin^S'of tho Head. Hurriod or Dimoull Breathing, Fluttering at tho Heart. Choking or Suffocating^ Bonaotie&a whon ma Lying Posturo. Dimnoaa ofVltlon. Dots or Webs be lore ibe Bight, Dull Pain In tho Head. Dollelonoy of Periptratlon, YolE>°«.n*Paln in tho Side, Back. Cheat. Limbs, oto.. Buddon Flushes of Heat, Burning in tho Flesh. Constant Imaginings ol Evil, and Orent Depression of SplriU 0 ! lloo/ta ntl'ttGcrnian Hitters, AND HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC. DEBILITY, "p rto B% ATK) "(? li E SYSTEM! inducod by Severo Labor, Hardahipa, Exposure, Fevers, dm. lb. wh.ile .y.l.ai, Ik. , I'l'l l- 1, .ircuatkaa-d, feed NOTICE. iiEU : y £TraT^ra^ WTTEM. " Z WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN SSET*58, ""RAfiNUk TESTIMONIALS. Hon. Geo, W. Woodward, 1 Mta.UliM.i. Ifalfik ^ - una aril, „i .a Ik. .yUm^^Towa, ^Jj,WAltp . Hon. James Thompson, Jndpe ,/ ffc# fiuprrmr Orurt ff PaaraeyfeaNfA PhOadelpMa, April S3. 1944. Ue mntlcinr la care of alUrka af ladlgertlua or lly.pep.la. i eaa rertlfy IhU (rem my eaperieaea el. ear., w I TIIOMPSOS." From R«v. Joseph H Kennard, D.D., 1 Fewer nf lhe 7VnlA Bapttet (knrek, ruMi/Ate I>r. Ju'lK.-BrarlUr: i have beea freqxeaUy • ill?.- ot dlff.reel ktads of msdMaas. bu regardiat sm . |-«illrel.rly la my ««a family, of Ike uarfalare. ol : ilr. Jlaelaad'a Oerisaa Bllb r., i depart Mr ear* : lha™ Aw pno^iSioaT / '*« red™, W eereI efof/x/or Lime CVmpUllel, It lea enfe nnA euhraMa I»q»r«'». h «aw raw. II may falb; but oaaally, I 1 doubt sol, II will L* very beneSeLI u tkosa Who KKblk. balow Caale. SI From Rev. E. 0. Fendall, : Adder ^*rte(l»a CkmeWe, CkUa. do who are aaflbftag (Vera gaowal dbhMlty er ft.au dlaaaaea artalag from deraagaaical of Ik* llvar. Yaur. truly. L P. FENDALL CAUTION, m l Bee tbal" I iTe mmmmra^nraoram^ dgaalor. ,J ■ C H. IHMfUoalba I JLJIstTNaatearawy jttjtar- ! JS.H " ' . 1 CIIAMl.KS Jr. KKASOI. JV# prleemr, • Formerly C X. JACK soil * (V F1UCKS. Raadaad'. 0-«a BUIer.. prka.U.. |Y 00 Nwfiaad*a Gararaa Teale. pat up la qeart beUlsa. (1 30 par batata, ol a k air dasaa fbr *7 An CT, l"r- "*ii!f """f ma (ale BY ALL druouifft*. and fftoobkupkrff,