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West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

man sat one day quite sad, incinng to despair
He his boys all poorly clad, and his funds we re
very spare;
Just.then he heard friendly voice-it whispered in
his ear,
Cheer up, dear sir for those dear ones you have no
need to fear;
For though your means be small indeed, you've Cash
to clothe them all,
If you'll but heed this kind advice, and buy at the
Cheap Clothing Hall'
He took The hint, and with his boys went straight to
Fu Beckhardts Store 5ri
And there received more for his cash than he had
ever done before.
He now proclaims to all his friends, matter who
they are, r
That if they'd get their moneys worth, the place is
Beckhardt'S Store. ,A
have the best ready-made Clothing in the City,
and without any pompous parade about cheapness, l
maket to the interest of the peoplet deal with
SIMON BECKHARDT,
Well known and popular Clothing Store, opposite the
Stove Store, Bridgeton, N. j.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
WHAT YOU CAN FIND

AT MOI COMMERCE ST., gRIDGEToN, N. J
All L latest styles of Hats and Caps for the
L. SprR of1S66. Every variety of gents furnishing
goods. he new style spring neck tie linen and pa
per collS and cuffs, white and fancy shirts, hand
kerchiet suspenders notions pocket knives ladies,
gents a childrens hosiery; trunks, travelling bags,
nmbrelf, &C., all at prices favoring buyers
q Thsprld renowned Wheeler and Wilson Family
Y. Sewk Machine, which, for o family machine,
stands Eivaled II makes the lock stitch, alike on
both sf viii seam, stitch hem, cord, braid bind,
inachiiibught to do. Is easy operated and kept in
order. distractions given and the machine kept in
order fl of charge. Call and see samples,
q Allie information you want concerning farms
). andity property. Over 80 valuable farms for
sale. Al for circular. fs
1 4 rictcal, energetic Auctioneer, to cry venduea
4. tinSr sales real estate, &c, who will take entire
chargdf sales and collections when desired, full sat-
sfactIdguarenteed,
Allisiaess pertaining to the Office Of justice of
D. thd dsace promptly and carefully performed, and
quick Iturns made, by
GEORGE W. F1NLAW, ESQ.,,
Mari Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

ReS~ Scovel now sports one of the piettiest
"Turn outs" in Camden. Probably he thinks
as he rides along that treachery pays. If ne
knew the sneers that go out from everylip he
passes--if he knew that even the litth boys
say "Scovel the tratior"-he would seek to
show his turn out somewhere else thanin the
city where he is SO well known and cordially
despised. We would respectfully suggest
.sUtah.n fig5s Na Il A98saf. e 4i @
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

4, MA terrible fire occurred this week in
New York city, destroying the Academy Of
Music, the New York Medical University, and
other valuable buildings. The amount of
property destroyed is valued at one and a
half millions of dollars.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
SUCCE SIS.


The engineer who lately had
Charge of the Tycoon's ron-clad
Feeling dishonor'd by the fact
That the new vessel wouldn't act,
Permission asked without delay,
To rip himself in Jeddo's way,
To which (those folks are so 6emented)
The Tycoon right away consented.
If you could fancy that the "STAR"
Could travel to the East so far,
PERRY Co. display their Store,
Where such things were before,
No "har-karl" need they fear,
For misfits never would appear;
Their garments always meeting praise,
No knife would they have cause to raise,
And introducing stylish dress.
They'd meet, what they meet --here-Success.
We have allwool Fancy Cashmere Vests fine quail
ty, So and upwards; awool Fancy Cashmere Pants
at SIS and upwards. Coats at all prices, making a
splendid assortment of Fine Fashionable Clothing,
gotten up in the best manner, and selling extreme
ly low prices.
Our stock of goods for ordered work is being con-
santy renewed, and all work warranted to give satis-
faction.
PERRY & CO.,
5rs Low Prices and Fashionable Goods,
Star Clothing Emporum 600 Chestnut St, alb. Sixth,
Philadelphia.
N. B.-Dealers in fine Clothing will find it to their
advantage to examine our stock, fill their
orders on very liberal terms.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
1-77--l77--7-7--
ERRORS OF YOUTH

AGentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects fyouth-
full ndscretion, WILL for the sake ofsufferng humani-
ty, send free all who need it, the rec pc and direc
tions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
$3.50 No Is Chambers St.. New York.
Dec 40. ,65 smnkc. 91 t1A
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
MARRIAGE AND cELIBAoY.

N Essay of warning and instruction for young men.
II Also, Diseases and Abuses which prematureIy
Prostrate the Vital Powers, with means of relief
Sent Free of Charge, in sealed letter envelopes Ad-
dress Dr.J SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associ-
alton, Philadelphia, Pa. l4y
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

n,- The Central Methodist Episcopal Church
in Trenton Is advancing rapidly'and il to be
completed this Summer. It will b : hne
sdidcs, crsdtt slike 70 the Denomination and
the city.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
THE ScARnENER,s C0MPANI0N,,

THE AGARDENER's COMPANION"
rs conyetent little tool which by an adjustbe ar.
l rangemeA allows it to be changed into Spade,
Hoe, Rake, dWeeding Fork In moment For sale,
with several Ayles Of Children's Garden Tools and
those Of full sse,ey
n No. $50 (Bxhtyhirty- MAnxlr street,
ST. stf Velow Ninth, PhilAdelphis,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

. All persons indebted for goods or manufacturing
done at the East Lake Woolen Mills, or for Saving at
the mills OF r. J. Dubois previous to the 10th of
April, requested to call and settle their accounts
immediately with either of the undersigned.
AZ u. 8t Rs L DIIROIS
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

A. SPECIAL term of the Orphans Courtof the coun-
II ty of Cumberland will be held on TUESDAY, the
oath day of July next at the hour of 10 in the fore
noon. A. WOODRUFF,
ma
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

Aims House on Sunday afternoon next, at
8 O'Clock. ~ s.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

z 10 The Camp Meeting at PennsgrVe will
be held the week commencing July 80; that
at Pittsgrove probably August 9th. Eaa
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL,

III.
THE LADIES OF THE
Presbyterian Sabbath School of Fairtou
will hold Strawberry Festival on
FRIDAY Evening, June sth,
and Saturday afternoon and evening June 9th, in the
old stone school House: Proceeds to go towards
building Chapel for said school. An abundance Of
tp-top Salem county Ice Cream will be provided.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
Mr.. Stewards Speech.

Mr.. Seward delivered a lengthy speech at
Auburn on Tuesday evening last 1t isan ex-
position Of the Presidents policy, and attracts
considerable attention. e haA e
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
Al Hint to Housekeeper,

Buy your FURNITURE direct from the extensive
mandatory Of GOULD BRO, Philadelphia, anc
you will money. Their Warerooms will be found
At Of 9th and Market Sts, and 81 SO Secono
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
Well known and popular Clothing Ste
Stove Store, Bridgeton, N. j.

deafness, BLINDNESS CATARRH, treated
u with the utmost success, by J. 1SAACS, M. D.,
Oculist and Aurst, formerly of Leyden, Holland,)
No $40 PINE Street, PHILAD'A. Testimonials from
the most reliable sources in the City and Country
can be seen at his Office The medical faculty are
invited to accompany their patients, he has
cret in his practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted
without PAIN. No charge for examination.
Mar "a. '66 ly W
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
THERE Is NO MYSTERY

~ about Wannamaker & Browns Clothing -GA
House, at the of Sixth and Market Streets be-
ing 70 constantly crowded People will go where they
are best served; and the great aim of this house is
to eve the best qualities and best styles, and make
the prices little lower than usually charged They
have the Largest Stock, Best Assortment and most
handsome Clothing in the city, and strangers may
depend upon it as a Reliable House to deal
LGation-The Corner of Sixth and Market.
Nme-Oak Hall Popular Clothing House,
A9- lProprietors- -Wanamaker { Brown "a
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

GRANVILLE B. HAINES.
tnto NO. 1913 MARKET STREET, 1n1o
lUlo Above Tenth, is now offering some lUI5 j
of the cheapest Goods to be found in the city.
just opened, 5000 yards bleached Muslin at 25
which s far superior to anything that has been OF
fered, full yard wide and very heavy.
Beached Muslin, 121k, Is and 90
Several makes at %, rs and 2S
Extra fine at 80, 81. SO and 35
New York Mills. Wilamsville and Wsmsutta
Unbeached Muslin at l21k, is, Is and 20.
Two lots fully yard wide extra quality, % and rs.
Sheetings, IA, ~, 2, m and ~ yards wide.
Persons in want of Musiins will fnd my stock to be
much lower than the regular prices and It will pay 70
call and examine.
LINEN GOODS.
Table Linens, Napkins, Doylies, Towels, Diaperinp,
Huckaback, Crash, German Roll Shirting Linens Pil..
low Linens, Linen Sheetings, all at prices beyond
competition.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
No. lois Market st, above Tenth,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

Beebe Run Union Sabbath School
strawberry Festival.
JUNE z, 1866.
The ladies' connected with this school take this
method to procure means for the purpose of purchas
ing Bibles, Testaments, Library Books, &C. for said
school,
All who feel an interest in the prosperity of Beebe
Run Sabbath School cordially invited, with their
friends, to be present on that occasion.
A large tent will be erected adjoining the school
house.
Refreshments such as Strawberries, Ice Cream.
Cake, &c. ma26, 2t.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

VOUch back injure it for life by the giving
/ wapf swing7 If you would not run that risk
buy tRSery strong Swing Fixtures and Ropes we
have orsale.
No. 835 (eight thirty fve) Market street,
Below Ninth, Philadelphis
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their advan
tage by return mail free Of CHARGE. by addressing the
undersigned. Those having fear Of being humbugged
will oblige by not noticing this card. All others will
please address their obedent servant,
iiff THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
831 Broadway, New York.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
NEW BOOKS

JUST PUBLISHED, and for sale by
CEAs. w. zIsE",
N. e. cor. of Commerce and Pearl sts.
The Toilers OF the Sea, by Victor Hugo
The Story or Kennett, by Bayard Taylor.
Baked Meats OF the Funeral, by Miies
O'Reilly.
AdrifE lin Dixie, by Edmund Kirk.
All the NEW MAGAZINES for JUNE, and the lead
ing weekly papers
ma 20
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
Runaway.
Orph ans, Court.

ON the 11th of May. 1866, Philip Could aged about
" 16 years. forbid anybody trusting harboring or
employing said boy, under penalty of the law.
ma 10, ct JEREMIAH GOULD.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
Henderson's Capitol Clothing Store.
$40 MARKET STREET,
Second Clothing Store above Fifth.
THE sP IRIT MAKES THE MAN.


THE SP IRIT MAKES THE MAN.
By our National Poet, DIR. George Allen spangler
youth devoid of spirit bold
None of lifes beauties to unfold,
Ia like being chained to earth
To friends or self Of little worth.
Not only to himself blank,
Left with the idle for to rank,
The bane Of every one he knew,
The boy Of downcast look and hue.
4,Tis mostly caused in boyhood's hour,
Which, in the bud, makes spirit cover,
Attempts to sway by domineering
vain attempt at children's rearing.
Or making them go shabby dressed,
spurned by the good you'll find them pressed,
While envying other lads well clad
The lost companions of the bad
So, if you would advance your sons,
Go rig them out at Henderson's;
Their downcast spirits he'll uplift,
In Market street, sixth house from Fifth
EDWARD HENDERSON, Proprietor.
FRIENDs, YEARLY MEETING.
The sect of Friends have held again
Their annual convocatlon,
Though some folks think abundant rain
Always marks this occasions;
And Others make the fact appear
That then good butter is most dear,
But be the weather wet or dry
When Friends or others call
Upon us, they ne'er find too high
The terms of TOWER HALL.
WE HAVE
All-wooI Fancy Cashmere Pants, as low as s4 90
Vests 2 so
Black Cassirae ere Pants S 90
vi Cloth Vests 90
Fancy Cashmere suits To match IA 90
An entire awool black suit for 20 90
Advancing from these rates we have goods OF all
grades, up to the very finest fabrics prices reduced
in proporton-Mens, Youths, and Boys. Thousands
have found within the past few weeks that we are &C
tualy selling good serviceabIe goods at the prices
named.
H9- TO CLOTHIERS. . at
Our purchases for this season having been delayed
waiting the expected decline in goods, we have now
hand the largest and best assorted stock of Cloth
ing in Philadelphia purchased for cash exclusively
at the very lowest rates of the season. which enables
us to realize fair profit and sell at prices less than
the cost of the same goods in most other establish
ments. We can supply Clothiers doing fine city
trade with goods adapted to their sales, at prices
much lower than the cost of their present stocks
that, by making average of the whole they will bt
enabled to dispose of their goods at prices covering
the average cost. and even paying profit
TowerHall, No SIS Marketstreet,
BENNETT co.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
THE LADIES of the
Trinity M. r.. Church

of West Bridgeton, will hold Strawberry and Ice
Cream Festival in GROSSCUP'S HALL, commencing
On WEDNESDAY Eyentmrg. ;I,,,f;i---, ;;I,n,,,; ~ =,
lowing Friday evening '-'' A'''
We give you cordial invitation to come and par
take OF the dalnties, and assist in good cause
Proceeds to be appropriated towards liouda.,ng the
debt of the new parsonage and for procuring flrn-
ture. By order of Com no;tteo
ma 10. ct
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

A3- Messrs GOULD & BRO. of philadelphia are
the largest manufacturers OF and dealers in FURNI
ture in the United States One great warehouse is on
the corner of 9th and Market Sts-another at 81 "a
Second st. Rich and poor can find there Just what
thep want.
4J- When you visit Philadelphia to buy FURNI.
TURE, you will find the largest stock and greatest
variety, embracing all kinds and prices, at GOULD
BROS, N. E. Corner 9th Market Sts., and 81 Sc
Second st,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
CARD.

O<AEGos
To tHE CITIZENS OF BRIDGETeN--We would call your
espechl attention to our CusToM DEPARTMENT, under
the Immediate charge of Mr.. c. OGDEN JR., formerly
of Brageton, and well and favoraby known in con-
nexiolwith the Merchant Tailor Trade, both here
and inPhiladelphia He will be pleased to hear from
his oldfriends, and all orders sent him will be at
tendedo with promptness and fidelity.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
L 81 - s. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKRr Sra
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS

The East Lake Woolen Mills having become q
Stock Manufacturing Company, under recent act of
Incorporation, notice is hereby given that custom
zssl= IS 81 kinds will be manufactured previously
manufactured to order into Satinett, yass,merss
Blankets Cloths, Fannes, Balmoral Skirts Stocking
Yarn, Carpet Yarn, &c.
/ All goods guaranteed to be of the same superior
STYLE finish and durability those for which these
mills have become so famous throughout this section
of the State.
The highest market cash prices paid for Wool, or
goods will be exchanged for wool.
ROBT. DUBOIS, President,
J. DUBOIS. Secretary
CHAS S. FITHIAN, Treasurer,
on, Eoet Golrn T1olo ~
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

IRON DUMB BELLS,
ND Quois Of various sizes, for sale at the Hard
TRUMAN & SHAW,
No. 1856 (elght thirty fye) Market street,
Below Ninth, Philadelphia
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

Last Chance for Active Agents to Make Money.
JUST PUBLISHED,
PEN PICTURES OF THE WAR.
Six Editions already gone. Apply to
ma26 LEDYARD BILL, rs Fulton st., MY.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26

I9- The late news Of the great financial
panic in England has caused gold to advance
to 1856. viz
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
NOTICE.
George w. EIweU.

Carriage Painting, Trimming and Up
holstering,
WARREN STREET, between Laurel and PEARL
BRIDGETON.
: A LII Kinds of Painting and Repairing done with
n neatness and despatch Particular attention paid
10 repairing Sofas Stuffed Chairs Church Chairs and
Settee cushions, Hair and Husk Mattresses, Window
BINDS, &c. Tapestry Work whenever called for.
WINDOW BLINDS.
The subscriber would respectfully announce that
ne is prepared TO repair rehang Window Blinds at
short notice and on reasonab'e terms
o GEORGE W. ELWELL.
Commissioner for taking the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
Proofs of Deeds. 1na 1o,Ss
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
MARRIED.
DIED..

WESTfTT.-ln Millville, on the 18th inst. Sarah,
wife of Qrles W. Westc OFT, in the 23d year OF her
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
AFFAIR & strawberry FESTIVAL

FAIR & STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
will be held at
9 ITO FL, M. d..
By the ladies of that place and vicinity for the sale
OF useful and fancy articles, commencing
TUESDAY, June 5th, 1866,
and continue three days, afternoon and evening.
REFRESHM MENTS-Sueh as Strawberries, Cakes
Ice Cream, Oysters. 3d.
Also new feature entitled JACOBS WELL; and to
add to the general interest," during the rstand second
evenings there will be an exhibition of TABLEAUX
-VIVANS. -
SUPPER each day from P. NJ. to 10PM.
Water and Horse Feed will be furnished for those
desiring it.
All are invited to come, intend that this effort
shall excel any previous one, and extensive prepara-
tons are being made to furnish ample aceommoda-
uons and plenty OF room for all who may attend.
Doors open at o'clock P. NJ, and remain open
through the evening Admission Is cts, children 10
cts Tickets good for the entire Fair, 80 cts.
Proceeds to be applied in the erection OF a
ma II, at Committee of Arrangements.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
Strawberry Fes,

Strawberry Festival.
The Ladies of the
Union Sabbath School, Back Neck,
will hold Strawberry Festival at the School House,
on afternoon and evening of
SATURDAY, JUNE ed, 1866.
REFRESHMENTS-Suc as Ice Cream, Lemonade,
Cakes, Pies, &C., will be provided
Proceeds for the benefit of the Sabbath School,
may 1927
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
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Whtskers! Whiskers

Whiskers! Whiskers!
Do you want whskers musaches. Our Grecan
Compound will force them to grow the smoothest
face chin or hair bald heads in six weeks Price,
$100. Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed on the
receipt of the price. Address
t s5s WARNEB CO.,
dec "a 1ysmp Brooklyn, New York.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
$25 Bartlett

500 Bartlett
SEWING MAC Z
r LICENSED under patents of Howe, Wheeler &
IL Wilson, Grover & Baker, and Ginger Co.'S, and the
only cheap machine in the United States having the
right to use the
Wheeler g. Wilson, or four-motion un-
der feed.
This machine is capable Of great range of work.
1t will
STITCH, HEM, FELL, TUCK, BIND,
and do all kinds of Family Sewing; works equally
well light and heavy goods 80 little machinery IS
not liable to get out of order very durable and
simple in construction that child can work it.
Machines delivered, with instruction for using, in
any part of Cumberland or Cape May counties.
For circulars, address B. F. EGBERT,
Cedarvlle, N J.,
Agent for Cumberland and Cape May counties.
ma 26 6B
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
what a Poor Man Did!

Dec3o, '65, y, smp&c.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-05-26
NOTICE.

ap 21, 3m East Lake Woolen Manufacturing {
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

uhamIaDie PASSIONS OF pdrtlSauS, and
to mitigate the yehemenoe OF the
strife which still, unfortunately, and
owing TO the delay Of Congress to re
CogRize the rights OF the South as an
integral part OF the Union, rage be
tween different sections of our com
mon country. If they would do this
feryently and heartily, they might,
even at this late hour in the day, do
much to heal the deep-seated diseases
Of the body polite. 10 yindicate the
great and peculiar humauiziug inilu-
ences Of Christianity. and to restore
peace, tranquility, fraternity aad sta
bllitE TO- a now distracted Union. If
any of thcm have an irresistible ten
dency to indulge in litigation on for
bIdticn themes, tire discussion OF
which viii serve 0H]E - eEaspeTate
the popular mind, let them endrayor
mantuiIv, and with christian energy.
10 restrain this unhappy propensity,
and devote, at least one day in the
year Inc approaching 18th oiDecem-
bor, to asriying glory to God in the
highest for the multiplied blessings
OF civil and religious liberty secured
to us by Christianity aal a" Amori-
can Constitutions ri t.., .,, .
and i'm intoxicating lesson ..a.n
and good W. among uea. ~ JnIs
way, they mas re- assured t.a. they
viii. confer innaicuIai3a benefits Oh
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

Richard Lawson. a highly esteem
ed citizen ofMarion. Ala, committed
suicide last Sunday 10y shooting him
self through the heart. lie was a
single man. of about thirty wears old.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-12-29

RIvAILINt- ALADDIN'S PALACE.
A Paris correspondent writes. CON
ucrning the Exposition building
This building is now almost termi-
mated. and rises in the midst of the
surrounding park like a gigantic CO.
lg->tum. in connecting the various
parts ui the iron framework in less
than G.Co1.0bO riyetS have been used
and Ij.uOu.OGB holes bored. Ii has
taken 4J.0JG square meters of glass
for the windowSof the great machine
gallery alone. while the ssylgh;~ con-
tain .J.Ge1 meters. One ut the NEST
remarkable features in connection
with this buildjug is the rapidly
with wM,a jhc works have been ear
Iicd gg. In the month OF August.
1850. nothing had been done beyond
the adoption OF the plans, and the
first contracts were not concluded
tin the following month of Sepiem
bvg. Ia October military exercises
were still gone throuEhiu the Champs
de Mars. and now the palace, with
roof and windows complete, stand
there as a mighty monument Of mod
rrn science and industry. In short
time the interior fittings and decora-
tons will be finished. and the whole
aspect of the Champs de- Mars
changed n # hy magic.
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rope. Orders for Stationery, Printing, Blank Books,
etc. can be filed at the lowest rates
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