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OWI.VO TO THE URKAT PAMC

PLOWS! 1 PLOWS?

PANIC PLOWS, CENTENNIAL PLOWS, J. H. BefieZet &, BfU,

For tlis Spring Season of 1874,

THID. VANGILDER'S AGRICULTURE WAREHOUSE S PETERSBURG, CAPE MAY CO:Hf)i. ~PL0Ws7n,0WS, PLOWS, PLOWS, PLOWS. PLOWS THAT ARE CHEAP. PLOWS THAT ARE GOOD. PLOWS THAT WILL GIVE SATISFACTION. I bare the I^Tgnt and GmleU variety of PLOWS of any one Wand of Kew York City, and an J - * 1 * ' *■"- • ~ reduced price.. ' ™ Vmwa riovr uoono 1'iowa, irwen. no .... 'ruck Plowa Field Plows KSZfls- ' '

j JoliWaon haa received , .apply of ln<liea,Krnlleinen'a anil chlMren'a boota, alioea aml(tall-

irc-lt Conference, in Uie place of Ued Bank. 9 E PoM. '• A'™u. m the aupeniumary lint. Granville, to be .uppllcd.

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. — He. Wil«m, Homoepathic phyeithe Prrohyterian Chuiclioflliiacity, clan, of Philadelphia, ha» taken the on la.t Sabbath, mined more than place ami practice of Hr. E. H. ilouMe the amount of money a.ked j Phillip*, in city. The latter of it for a ei>-cral mUaionery pur. barbie removed to Paaaaic.

I***'- Hem

Uie Ph

recuperate Ilia

aea aide home iu ortter or nia oum-

mer eojotirn.

Me* Hra. Joseph Riegcl and William Glanz, paid the Island a ' - • preparatory to their

A solid aubatantinj brick pavement will in a abort time be laid on tbe corner of Decatur nnd Waaliington atreeta, fronUng the eaat and aouth sldea of Dm. Marcy & Me-

cray'a flue drug store.

A p-ibllc examination of tile pupila in the aeveral de|>nrtroenU of tbe public acbwds of tide idly, om wUl Uke place on next Wednesday,, hei

Thnrsilay and Friday. All who am . nl . Intcreatcil are Invited to I* present. Ocean Street. Onr friend W. F. Cna/ddy, Esq., Rev. C K 'irri. lias nndertaken m nnab ndxi-tile old M * 'loin . -fih rc- IL Milh-r, adjoining \ke «. rnn.n, on Inal Sal Atlantic Hotel. The design ' ' '' '

Esq., Prcsidenl Reform Club, -it of a few day

ealth and put hia

Em^tw^aad^tnaVall*. 4 Lavelle Lone Branch, Flrat Church. U. Reed.

Centenary, HM Brown. Allantlcville, J IF Morris.

Oce.il Urove^^d Greenville. I.

I Village an

id HcrbertvlHe, to

“fess. - 'rfSTV

Barn eg. t, J

N Oghorn.

J IF

m to be aupplled.

. . —3er. ProfeMor at Drew T topical Seminary,' member of Sr. Ji

X nuTMCT.

■■ -Presiding Elder,

it, T Hanlin.

iT. r J 1 " Trinity Church. A Lawn-meJ Id^of lalair, 1 ■> L'niou St/eei. o Uiichena

d proviaion market, in this city ia [“""f'"!

e largest and b.-at arrang.-.! estals J' >M , k hy

liim-nt of the kind in South Jewry, • ,.,

d ia very creditable to the energy (in<)l | 1 memla-r i "f tb.t young and on . w whjll , al „ ( , r

l1n ' schooner Merritt

Tlie inside S^Ri, ad dog and^wood 1)r yj n,H-,|ey, County

ng, Ibr hi r. Mamukin Hughes, ajroungj .. centra?Churdi^D'li'Shock, “ * ‘ •• Trenton Circuit, J K Weatwoc

Bakenvllle, to Im aappUed.

ic M. E. Clinrch of this re being repainted, grained m.d rd, In excellent Style anil with

taste, by N Uie populi rn of Utit city.

We were pleased to note Uie la-ge amount of business despatched by tbe new dty ooundl at thHr (list meeting on laat Saturday afternoon. If we are to ta|tc this Uieir flrat meeting, as on earnest of tbeir

laid the pavement in front of thdr new atorr; cor. of Jackson and Mansion streets. We hope to tee sll of onr property owners pering their side walks at rapidly as possible, It is an improvement that adds value to the property. Hand A Ware will aril several government boat -bonnes at public sale on next Saturday afternoon— These houaea have'been replaced by new ones of more modern atyle. and therefore the government has no fbrther ose for them. We Invite the sttentlon of our readers to the offldsl report from the Qiisrtermsater’t deportment, on the trial of Are extinguiilmis ' ~

g at Atlantic Hotel Hsll— Tickets at Mr. Wm. Townsends, and Mr. James T. BrtTtha, HI Wn.hIngtnn Pt. l$H^advertlsement in

_, ently by an overwhelming vote signified their disapproval of the attempt of.a part of the old conndl to force one of those engines

on tbe dty. It now

of Public Schools XS dty on Mmubiy anil Tuesday iis week nil a tour of inspection

of tbe schools and to look after tha progress of the pupils. The Superintendent is visiUng all the schools

the county.

Dr. H. L Gilmour.wiU visit Cape May In a few days, and is expected • assist in the coneert to be given the Alia, tic Hotel on next Friday evening for the benefit of the Preebyterian Church.

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Rev. A. J. Hires, for several years istorof the First Bapti.t Church ui Cape May, having doted hia pastoral duties in that quarter left the

April Bd, a c«

I will

etton of the old.

-On next Friday evening acert for the benefit nf id Presbyterian Church,

will be given at the Atlantic Hotel Hall A full and interesting programme ia in conn* of preparation. Ticktls for rearrved seet« tor sale at the stnre nf JoaepbTt Tfnghea A Ron

Tux Maoto Ixxstakd.—The w appropriate title of an inkstand p CDteil In Fnince. Great Britain a tha United" States. Millions hs been sold in Europe and will best here. It makes its own ink, eonn.. for an ordinary lifetime. Tbe ink all atadJouera at tao (9) dollars each, or write to R. C. Root, Anthony A Co . New York, and receive one by

—Tbe pilot boat on Tuesday of laat ad at a point aavaral I. of Cape Mav Light a oapataad and sunk, . mi dm proved to be tl

Israel J. Merritt," belonging to irjterrj*,

ip of the Millin' _.jn county. He , r best wishes for

Bakeravllle, to he Princeton, W Pit

Rocky Hill, to Iw supplied. Pennington, M Reives. Lambertrille, C it Haruanlt. Titusville, J Rodgers. Uroverllle, (J D Collins. UsuiUhon square, to I* supplied. Allentown. II G Williams. Bordentown. First Church. G C lb gsiicr EgSjjgy., SeSwOTraMd g esu

J. B. Graw—Presiding Elder. ".'■■“■er.ss! " Ylncentowr ” —

ires by hit . ell as genial.msrner, won lor mm any warm friend, in Cape May, id the departure of himself and rally will create a vacancy In the uurt House society, that will long i fell- Wewiah him the full mass, arc of success id the new and larger * ild of uaefulneaa U|>on which he ' »ut entering. THE M.E.CHOH'H. The thirty-eighth annual meetli of IDo Now Jersey Conlbrence of tl M E Church, which commenced I

The subject of the Vineland Semi7 was folly diactueed both pro and □srtrsnfl, whicli wits adopted by a vole of 91 to 87, provides, that the turn of iSOOO be raised annually until hole sum shall be raised. It also

ly responsible party who w

and ran it aa a Methodist institu •s B. F. Woolson, Dr. II and Dr Dobbt a. were nppotu

Camden. Third Bt. C. E. Hill. " L'nlon, A. K. Street. •' Broadway. J. 8. Phcli •• Taberaack. G. K. Mo •• 'sssstue " Stockton. D. Stewart. iKSSicssr Woodbury A Thoroughfare. W. Mantua and Baruaboro. H. a I Paubboro, W. W. Christine. Clarkaboroand Jdfcnoe. W. C. BrMgepon. E. O. Hancodc.

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I. Turpin. H. Mickle.

FLOUR, GRAIN, FEED, GROCERIES, . FERTILIZERS Ami all kinds of FE1LD and GAI DEN SEEDS, OYSTERS. POULTRY. EGGS. nd ransi pitouuci, OF evert dx CttllTlOX, RECEIVED AND SOLD

CHARLES P. WHITE,

STI.L L AT IT."

W»RF l ELOREDGE

pnKMHIM CIIIUIIIO. GARUt SEEDS LC

Auion. E Gifford. Lamberton and " Bererly. IF 8

BFGasklU E. Healer,

Bridgeton, G H Neal.

Dctanco and Riverside, to be su

almyra, to be supplied.

B.-thel. E Green.

Merchmntville, WEB.

Msrlton Tuckertt_. . West Creek, Bank. L M Pleasant Mills and Ellwood, tuba sup-

rpHE - SILVER TOHG^I!•• ORGANS Tbe best OliGANS of the Reed class IN THE WORLD.

Winslow. 1FE Grcenhank Bedding, C WLivcxly. Port Republic A Smith vllle, J J Grew. Alwecora. G B Wlgbl. Smith's Landing. J S GaaklU. Atlantic City, J W McDongal. Wbiiings and Bambcr, to be suppll CVntral mid BetheL G R Snyder. Asbury and Bethel. E F Moore. May"* Uoding. T C Carman. Be. J F Morrell. A. Gilmore. Chaplain United States rmy. Fort Whipple. Prescott. Arizona errllnry, member of Mercbantriile uarterty Confluence. ~ ' in United States

There . this eountty from Japan, and prove to be the beat pea known tor table ore or tor stock. They grow In the form of bash, from 8 to 3 feet high, and do require stickle*. They yield from. to a gallon of peas per bush. —.,.0 package that will yield from L — to ten bushels of peat, with dreniara giving terms tosgentt. and full directions aa to the lime end manner of planting —ill be rent postpaid to any ana deairing ESir--Tt.i2£* — Thu.

— e na»e cuimtsicu tun oapaBew rea the past season, on s small semis sad wt srjSsJftr.jss* Vi the Table and Stock they are unsnrN ° A 1 AwSit. Trnatoe Bradley Co.

H-Hix.

A- R Blcwt. P. M. Clew I liave cultivated the Jepcn Cat Tan Oct—it Mat Sate Too* LtFiiwThere ia no person living but whaWWMs more or tore, with Lung

SPOUTING AUD TIN EOOFING, At the Lowest Possible Figurs, Cook Stoves, Ranges, Portable & Stationery HEATERS * ND PAKLOffSTCVES, Tin-ware, House-Furnishing Goods,

S Si BMLDERS.

HOOFING

■e Little Florlata,"

New Cheap Cash Store, facts are facts

IT IS A FACT THAT THE

MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS,

Tim Beat for Churchnanud Lodgva. Host for Sunday Schools Bos^r Parlors and Vralries Besflor Antdomirs and •..liege Beat tor l*ubllc Halls. The Beat for Orcbretm and Slage.

E.P HEEBHAM&SOH. ESTABLISHED IN 1846. fra to. Its,* ip aSTiu St. New York.

IHTDEETAKEE Th.mxltntg* ln

One hundred and six alzre of Plow 1'a.Ung Sides. Shares. Points. ' oultera. Ac.. Ac.. Ac. I ran frimiih casting* for any PIJiWI havr i Buckeyes Mowera and Reapers. Horae Rakes. trikens Cultivator*, and Bakes, Grain Cradle.. Muzzles. Steel Cultivator Te Truck Harrows. FlsU Harrow*. Two Horae Harrow*. Garden Cultlvatora. S' Pouto Iron Cultivator*. Wreuche* Grindstonre. How Bolts. Eye H.-ra. Corn II Track Hoe*. Field Hoe*. Gaidai, Hoes. Solid Shank IIch-.. Grubl.inc l!oo>. " Forks. Steel Rakes. Farmer* Harness. Leather Notts, Shovel*. Spade*. UriarSe Drags, Fork Handles. Ac-, Ac, Ac BUY your Agricultural Impk-raeifts at the Old Established Ward of Thad. VanGuder, and your Farm and Gardan will be a success

pleasure.

ARBSELUXa HOOPS AT KEISCrOEi* JPK10JE2*! seen M HAEB-WAEi;, CUTLEEY, CSOCKERY-WASI, UMss-wiEE, th-waui;, OIL CLOUS Stoves,' Ranges, H eaters, &c„ Nalls, $-'i.00 per Keg, Knives, Forks, 75cta to $2.00 per set; China Tea Sets, $4.50; Glass Goblets, $1.00 to $1.50 per dox.; Glass Sets, four pieces. Coots.; Oil Cloths, 40 to G5cts per yard. A variety of

>o«ki 300 Jt*A.K.LsOlft. S'X'OVICpw SIX TO THIRTY DOLLARS EACH. • iOver one hundred second hand Stoves, Almost equal to new ones, which we will dispose of at COST.

The above goods can lie purchased at

' |»« BEIVEZEI & BRO. Cape May City, J. EC. BEfTEZET, Eape May €• H« S—Tin Roofing and Spouting al Reduced Prices.

“LIVE AND LET LIVE”

X WK I.IYF. Uf Bu THAT WR HAVE

MANSION STREET. BETWEEN PERRY AND JACKSON. llisynora 1-V‘l tilhonn

The burly burly of the SEWING MACHINE war U .ndetl and tlie ‘NEW” WHEELER A WILSON STILL TRIUMPHANT

MOTHER IKPROYEMEM THE CHAMPION SEWING MACHINE

800.000 NOW IN USE. THE WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE

Peterson & Carpenter, GEXERAI. AI/EXTS, 914 CuESTXt'r Stiibkt, Philadelphia. A. II. E. } ROWELL, Act. No. G> N a-Office will be open only ou M

PARIS, 1805.

VIENNA, 1873

3N10- S3 "W AETTIVT O TO 1ST STITEJKT.

(NEAR THE POST-OFFICE.)

BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS AND WALL PAPER.

CHEAP FOR I'ASH, I Ml C.UII OM.V.

Have bad mil the Crcdil Trade 1 want. When sll mv ..Id credit-ra par up may u-t "gain. Will res alou> it. Pome right «l,mg with the esab ami -ate money.

CASK 3AVE-S TTMreJ. AVKS FRIENDS. SAVES TROUBLE AND SAVES

»t I am after. Cadi in

NET. CASH IS

^eper .mile. Tru.t make. . ELDREDUE JOHNSON.

The doubts of the People arc Best Sewing Machine. The “Domestic”

Imitation Gold Watches, Chains and Jewell?

JNO.S.LEE&CO. Stove Coal. ROPES AM TWIRES, Of all kind., LEHIGH * SCHUYLKILL Barit, red TrekK OaraOrtaa., rueh. B-. (> O A Is , . .. “ | 0 _ STOVE A CHESTNUT BIZKt

ARRKD ROOFING PAPER A I’EMKN l Orel T.r. Rada Oil. Brigkt Vsealrt, we.. are far baiinxhay.Rare tarlTaiff ep eora .Ito^PI'.* Li***., Trrea*.^CIalks* Lire* iwtae Tain**. Wrappiag T*rr. c*ndi* wi--ap* red Black* he fraMZag B., red Han. LABOR SUPPLY OF SHIF CARPINTlRiV TOOLS AND MATERIALS. FLAGS ON HAND A ■ ADR TO ORPEP

C"tls*~7re*.ll"t .. aclie*. .-iry q> JOSK COAL! COAL!! Pmms* wiiUag * aaprly of •ie*llra COAL, •ill to faraiskad at U.* taaart Harkat Pile ,u tx T. SkflTH'S^SEOAR SIOR , JOS. K, HCOIIKa'a RON.

Q YES. O YES. Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! “roe^ngol^ijI^klnd.^lOjwr oral JOHNSON’S, W *° W>

STAND ABOVE ALL OTHERS.

*t Vienna 1873. tmAial* were awanlnl to thia Organ a* brine »:i-='Kr!l^!rs“sd ra fair^**01 ire'an'l’i ’ 0l1 'i*” t’ lI T rbrap clothing, hut revile dear

*. .s '* “■ ’ " ‘ it publh

Organ, delivered FREE OF FREIGHT at vour home*, v „„ „„„„ ave tu pay f,.r cate in tha City. Warranted for 5 ycara. 1 Al*o, STECK & CO., BRADBURY, HAINES BRO

i„i b.v.Ji'.'itr, ‘s

iat you wt •S BR

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. HEADQUABTERB OF

FINE CLOTHIM,

STORE ROOMS, No. 47 WISHIR&TOR STREET.

M<DE TO <1

>d SUMMER DRESS 01

if GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, n

ISAAC H. SMITH.

SMITH & HENRY PMCnCAL HOUSE AM) SI6I PAIUTUBS, > GRAINING IS IMITATION OF _LL KINDS OF WOOD. ; Caicimining, Wall Painting, Chins Glowung. and all kind, of I*rinUng needy iXouUted with dispatch. NUMBER 19 WASHINGTON STREET. CAPE MAY CITY,

GEORGE W. SMITH,

AUCTIONEER,

No. 19 Wsaaixoros Saaar, Cart M

Vineland Steam Sash Factory.

KIM BA L, PRINCE & CO.,

MANUFACTURERS OF

. MOULDINGS, STA^I F

■WILSON ——SHUTTLE— SawngjMitohlTH %

50 Dollars FARMERS, MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND EVERYBODY Buy the World-Renowned W££g«!K SlulStwte Matte MBESTIHTIimilLD The Highest Premium was awarded to it at VIENNA; Ohio State Fair; Northern Ohio Fair; Amer. Institute; N.Y.; Cincinnati Exposition; Indianapolis Exposition; St Louis Fair; ■ Louisiana State Fair; Mississippi State Fair; Georgia State Fair ; FOR BEING Tte Best Se»iii| Machines and doing the largest and best range of work. All other Machines in the Market were in direct COMPETITION. 1ST far Hemming,'*Felling, Stitcing, Cording, Binding, Braiding, Embroidering Quilting, & Stitching fine or heavy Goods, it is unsurpassed. Where we hare no Agents, we will deliver a Machine for the price named above, at the nearest Rail Road Station o< Purchasers. Needles for all Sewing Machines for Sale. Old Machines taken in Exchange. Send for Circulars, Price List, &c., and Copy 'of the Wilson Reflector, one of the best Periodicals oi the day, devoted to Sewing Machines, Fashions, General News and Miscellany. Agents Wanted. Address, '•liton Swiii Milt ft,' CLEVELAND. OHIO.

HARNESS!! winVlreM’taira'arilre’thsTl'bav’rtartadtk* HARNESS BUSINESS, MANSION ST.. CAPE MAY CITY

lhd heavy hariSesr! COLLARS, BRIDLES, WHIPS, Ac. Ac.

SIMPSON RICE. THE CKI.KRRATKP Vacuum Oil Blacking, SIMPSON RICE.

WatT.*toI| to git* Mtlzfaretoa. or Tbe Scbomaker Piano. MRS. J B. TOWNSEND rSKiS'sss:., SHOEMAKER PIANOS, SKSSSiiSS&jr “ :hor WOOD'S 6RG ANS, J. H. TOWNSEND, Agt febUdm "‘■"^““'oSS'lSwatF. iv^r^sss. 0 ' “ d

jl: m. hall, ISaeearear toM. W. HalU ' Cape May Rad Estate Broker.