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West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
1866.
ARRANGEMENT OF NEW
V6kEgsS LINES.

The Camden and Amboy and PhfIadeI.
phia and Trenton Railroad Co.'s Lines.
| FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK AND
WAY PLACES, from Walnut Street Wharf viii leave
| as follows, viz FARE.
At & A. n, Via Camden and AmbOy, Aeeommo-
ASA. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City Express, co
At2 P NJ, via Camden and Amboy, Express 2 Is
At 915 A. NJ. and u NJ via Camden and Am
bov Accommodation freight and Passenger),2 2 rs
At and l1.30 P. NJ, via Camden and Amboy,
Accommodation, Freight and Passenger), lst
Glass Ticket a. o. c,.ss r;o,o. 22S 20
ga NJ, and P. NJ. for Mount Holly, Evansville,
Pemberton, and Vincentown. AT A. N. and
P NJ. for Freehold.
Palmyra, Riverton, Delanco, Beverly, Edgewater,
Burlin gton, Florence, Bordentown, &c. The P.
Nj. line runs direct through to Trenton.
AT $50 A. NJ: for Palmrya, Ryerton, Deanco, Beverly
At a. NJ ana P. NJ. Steamboat Trenton, for Bris-
toll Burlington, Beverly, &c.
LINES FROM KENSINGT0N DEPOT WILL
LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
AT Ills A. NJ 43o and 645 P. A., via Kensngton
and Jersey City Express SS 90
At II P. NJ. (Nightl, via Kensington and Jersey
The IS P: IT. Line will rue daily. All Others Sun.
days excepted
midnight. for Bristol, Trenton, &c.
At 8 a. NJ, 1215, s, 5, and P. NJ. fer Cornwells,
Torrisdae, Holmesburg, Tacony, Wssinoming,
Brdesburg and Frankiord, and at ESQ P. NJ for
HomesbuTg and intermediate stations.
R9- For New York. and Way Lines leave kensins-
ton Depot take the Cars Fifth street, above Wal
nut, half an hour before departure The Cars into
the Depot and train on arrival of each run from the
depot.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed each paSsen-
ger. Passengers are prohibitedfrom taking anything
as baggage but their wearing apparel. All baggage
over fifty pounds to be paid for extra The Company
limit their bility for baggage to dollar per
pound, and will not be liable for any amount beyond
one hundred dollars, except by special contract
VIM II. GATZMER, Agent.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
Not TO BeardIess Boys.
a.UTE EER

The subscriber having purchased the interest o.
Charles D. Burroughs in the Lumber business, IN
forms purchasers and builders that he intends keep
ing, and has hand and for sale, all the different
varieties of Lumber and Building Material, such as
Boards and Fencing, White Pine Cedar and Cypress
Shingles, Shingling and Plasterlng Lath, Fencing
Pickets, Oak Lumber, &c, ell of which he will sell al
reduced prices and favorable terms, and requests
a call from lose intending to build, he feels con
fdent that his terms and prices will be found advan
tageous. NORTON IL. PAULLlN.
Rridaetou Jl1lv o. '65.tf
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
HHEwaENGs SAFES.
FARREL, HERRING & co.

FAKREL, HEKRING q CU.,
629 CH ESTNUr Street, Gayne's HalD Philadelphia
Only manufacturers in the State of Herrng's Pat
ent Champion Fire and Burglar Proof Safes-secured
with Halls Patent Powder Lock, both OF which re-
celved Medals at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851. and
20 900 Herrine's Safes have been sold, in
tual use and nearly 400 have been tested in acciden
tai fires and have failed to preserve their
tents He also keeps on hand and makes to order
dwelling house safes, Sideboards and Paror Safes
Limitation of handsome furniture) of elegant designs
and workmanship.
Also Burglar ProofSafes, for Banks, Brokers and
Jewellers Vault Doors, Safes Specie, Silver Plate.
Persons wishing safes be furnished either by
appeation or by letter. with printed catalogues
with sizes and prices, and will find their interest to
examine the claims of the Herring Patent Champion
as they are the only safes which have proved them
selves perfectly fire proof and free from dampness
$1,000 Reward will be paid to any person that can
show that a Herring's Patent Champion Safe ever
failed to preserveits contents in accidental fire
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

connect at Woodbury. fer Woodstown, Eldrdge's
Hill HarrsonyilIe Mullies Hill, Swedesboro CIarks
boro, Berkiey, BIackwoodtown and Good intent
At Mantua for Carpenters Landing.
At Glassboro for Wiliamstown and New Brooklyn.
At Bridgeton for Greenwich, Roadstown. Shiloh,
Fsrton Cedarville, New Port and Dividing Creek.
At YORKTOWN for Woodstown.
At AToway for AllowaystoWn.
At Manumuskin for Port Elizabeth, Dorchester and
Leesburg.
AT Belle Plain for East Greek and West Creek.
Al Woodbine for Dennisviile, Tuckahoe end Mar
shavilie.
At Mt Pleasant for Petersburg.
At seayille for Seaside, Beasley's Point, &c.
At SWANS for Goshen.
TraoIr
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
RLU UAISIEJG,
Co.'s Rnd Stea" EeIEtIn .
TN All. IT'S BRANCHES,

OATH TUBS, Hot and Cold Water Apparatus for
ID Dwellings,, Cistern and Force Pumps, etc, fur
nished and put up in a workrnanlike manner
SHIP PLU MBING
Attended to by experienced workmen.
An assortment of GAS FIXTURES always on hand
Kerosene Lamp Cbimneys, wholesale and retail.
Also, Gold Fish and Aquariums for sale by
JOHNSON & ROORK,
West Store in sheppards Building, Bridgeton, n. j.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

TIE NEW
Elk ELS SIC n
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY!
The undersigned would announce to the.citizens Of
Brdgeton and vicinity that they have Just moved
into their
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ROOMS,
IN Mr.. GRosscuP's BUILDING, on COMMERCE
STREET,
Where they are now ready for business
They have hsd their
OPERATING ROOM AND sKY-LIGHT
Constructed with every modern improvement, and
having greaty-increased facilities for executing any
kihd of work connected with the Photographic Art
are now prepared furnish AZ fine Pictures as are
taken at the best Galleries Of any city
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS,
CARTES DE VISfTE,
PHOTO MINIATURES,
ILLUMINATED AM8ROTYPES.
SURPRISE CARD PICTURES,
FERR0TYPES, &C., SC.
TAKEN AS WE'LL IN CLOUDY AS IN
CLEAR WEATHER
They have engaged the services of
AN EXCELLENT ARTIST,
In the city, so that persons can have their
PICTURES CoLoRED IN ANY STYLE TO
SUIT THEIR TASTES.
ANY one having pictures, of any description,
of their deceased relatives or friends, can have
Photographs of any kind copied from them.
In connection with the
PHOTOGRAPH DEPARTMENT
They have
A STORE,
Where they intend to keep constantly on hand
/ PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES OF EVERY DEs-
1 CRIPTION, SUCH AS
| RUsTIcs.
PLAIN.
CARVED, or
FANCY, with
ROSEWOOD AND GILT FRAMES,
In endless variety, all fitted with the best
glass and fittings,
AT CITY PRICES.
i
| They have obtained the agency for the
| CELEBRATED HINGE-BACK ALBUMS,
/ Which need only to be examined to prove THEN
superiority over every other kind, anu Will
| keep, in connection with them,
| ALBUMS OF EVERY VARIETY,
As cheap as are sold anywhere.
! ANfPRoTYpF CASES or THE LATEST
AND MOST ELEGANT DESIGN,
With
MEDALLIONs,
PHOTO. p0CKEP-B0OXS,
! UNION CARD FRAMES,
FINGER RINGS,
BREAST PINS,
With every other conceivable receptacle for
holding Pictures. Also,
CARD PICTURES OF CELEBRITIES,
And Fancy Cards, chosen for their artistic
merit. suitable for ornamentihg Adams.
For reference, inquire of our numerous Gus
toners, or call and examine our
LARGE COLLECTION OF SPECIMENS.
We hope by strict attention to business and
by keeping up with the times, to secure
liberal share Of patronage.
MOTHERS. BRING YOUR LITTLE ONES,
For our large sky-light will enable us TO Sc
cure excellent pictures of them in twinkilng
EDWARDS & OGDEN.
July /, '656m
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
WEST Jersey RAIL ROAD.

and after ssturaaXX' save a
- ath, iso5. IT, rf.lrim ~ market ST.,
= -. -Es-ryl, PhfiadeIphia, as foiio"
@o4u@ south.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
HARDWARE.

GNzA w IA EA Ee
constantly, of 4'
BUILDING HARDWARE.
Locks,Latches Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Brads. So
House Carpenter's, Shin Carpentar,s
Cabinet Makers, and Mason,s TooIs.'
saws, Chisels, Hstchets, Hammers, spirit.Leyels
ana Desk Locks; Brick, Plastering, and Pointing
FARMING UTENSILS.
noes, Forks, Shovels, Rakes, Fence-wre, Grind
S,ore ano franks, Potato hooks, Potato-riddle
Slesss oSrrycombs Horse-brushes sythes sythe.
CUTLERY.
lea and Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, SteeIs
spoons, Pocke knives, Scissors, Shears &C. ss
oement Platter Paris, Plastering, HAIR Rome, ssah
0'sss ana Putty, at DANIEL BAC0N's
A,e Successor 10 MuLFoRD { BACON.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
Freight for stations

Where the company have agent, must be paid for
in advance, delivery, otherwiseit will not be de-
liyered by the Freight Agent on the tran except at
his discretion. and on the responsibility OF the Con-
sgnee or will be taken to the next station beyond
xhlch Tie company have agent.
Each article OF freightmust be distinctly marked
with name of eonsgnee and destination, otherwise
agents OF the company strictly forbidden to re-
ceve 1t. Freight must be stations along the road
in time to be weighed and Wayblled before the train
is due or it will be taken 80 minutes isthe least
practicable time.
oysters clams fresh fish. fruit vegetables and all
pershable commodities must be paid fer in advance
or will be refused, unless aspeclal agreements is made
with the general freight agent or superintendent of
the company. Upackages are not securely covered, :,
agents are required to refuse them canvass or mus
lin covers to bbls, boxes ac are not sufficient pro-
tection and contents of such packages entirely t
owners risk.
Baggage must be accompanied By its owner: that
for Philadelphia. Camden, and all other station 8
where the company have an agent must be checked. {.
No freight received at Bridgeton after 90 P. NJ.
to be forwarded on same day. Ai-ta t
The West Jersey Express Company,
Chartered by the Legislature New Jersey, Will at
tend all the usual express business receive and
forward through other responsible express compa-
MES all parts ofhe country any article entrusted
to them. Office, No Walnut Street.
J. NanRENSSELAER, Sup't
JOHN H. POOLE, Agent at Brdgeton.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

ALSO, a good assortment of Silver Ware al
ways on hand at Lewis, opposite Davis Hotel
L. M. LEWIS, Optician.
large assortment of spectacles always on
hand, such as
Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated Temples,
with Parabola, Concave, Brazilian, Pebble,
and Convex Glasses, at Lewis, the sign of the
big watch.
If you have a watch that is out of order,
take it to Lewis.
If you have clock that is out of order, take
it to Lewis
If you have any jewelry you want neatly re-
paired take it to Lewis.
If you want to buy good Gold or Silver
Watch 90 per cent. cheaper than can be had
any where else, go to Lewis, the sign of the
big watch opposite E. Davis s. Sons Hotel
F. Nj. LEWIS.
n B.-Hair Jewelry of all kinds made to
order. Old silver and gold tooth plates taken
in exchange for goods.
CARD.
Having sold the entire Stock and Fixtures of my
Jewelry Store opposite DAVIS Hotel, +. NJ Lewis,
cheerully recommend all my old patrons my
Mr.. Lewis has been in my employ for the last seven
years. and for the last three has had entire charge
of the store and during the whole of that time has given
entire satisfaction.
AS workman on fine, delicate and complicated
Watches or Clocks he cannot lie surpassed
would recommend all who have me "aaGhes OF
Clocks 10 take them to Mr. Lewis II they wish them
neatly and mathematcay DONE
Thankful for all past favors hope my successor VIII
NAV II. ,s5. VIII. THOMPSON.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
THE IRON CLAD
STILL IN THE FIELD!

This favorite Cook Steve has had an unpre-
celeussa run Tor three years, and IS very hign-
lv recorH, isd b, those having them con-
stantly in use Ne have this Stove SO ar
ranged WITH reservoir, that hot water can De
KEEP, consta4ty Oh the Stove without interIer,
ing with is OBITUARY use; also, an additional
oven or hot aiF vleset for keeping late dinners
bot. warming plates, drying truit' and various
other uses.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
Oil for Harness /!
AND HARNESS OIL BLACKT

AND HARNESS OIL BLACkING.
Especial attention given TO repairing, having one
of tho best jobbers in the country
Come one, come all. and see for yourselves Sign
of the Dark Bay Horse in Harness. opposite i. Davis
u Sons Hotel. l.. HAWTHORN.
Oct o4 ,G3
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
MILELNERy, TRI M NJ Z N G
AND VARIETY STORE.
T r. g. G.. M STOREY.

Respectfully inform the citizens ofBridgeton, and
the public in general that We have on hand at our
store Commerce street. south siue, next door to
Whitekar & Weaver's Tin Store, large and well
selected variety of MILLINERY, of the latest and
most fashionable styles, to which weearnestly sohc-
it the attention fall wish to purchase articles
Of that description at the lowest prices. Particular
attention given toBleaching and Pressing and every
effort made to render satisfaction to those who favor
us with their patronage We likewise offer choice
selection of Dry Goods, Trimmings, and fancy arti-
ces in great variety, at exceedingly low prices
We extend cordial invitation to all to call and ex-
anime our goods before purchasing elsewhere,
our terms are such as defy competition. ap 8tf
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
WRITING PAPER,

Including every description that is manufac-
tured. Steel Pens, Pen-holders, and every
thing appertaining to the writing department.
All the different editions of
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
SCHOOL BOOKS,

Adapted for the schools of any county, and
furnished to the trustees and teachers at city
prices, such as Souder's, Wilson's, Parker &
Watson's and McGutfy's series. Arithmetics
Davies, Greenleaf's, Thompson's, Stod-
dards and Colburn's series; together with
large assortment unnecessary to enumerate.-
Trustees and teachers of schools are invited to
call and examine our stock before making their
purchases
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
El,azaher and Brick.

The subscribers offer at somewhat reduced pricess
ali ilinds Of white pine and hemlock boards, white
a and hemlock flooring, plank, white pine and
Parolock fencing, hemock and oak scantling, plain
and pointed picksts, railing shingles, shingng laths,
H. isier;nur lath window frames cedar siding, white
pm, siding and brick Baildlng trucks 10 hire.
pin'S' HALL & BROOKS,
3ucceesors to Il. J. Mulferd Il Bro.
,uast rarsey Rail Road stock taken in exchange for
lumber.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT

Is worthy Of special attention, consisting of
many of the most popular works recently pub
lished such as Shermans Grand March
through Georgia, Autobiography of Gen. Scott,
Youths History Of the Rebellion, Tennyson's
Poems, complete, Longfellow's, Miltons, SC.
Also, weilselected stock of
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
LEWIS Mol5RtpE.


LEWIS MCBRipE. LEWIs H. PRoBAsoo.
Thesubseribers having purchased the interest of
Lawrence and Miner formerly Mcbride Smith in the
Carriage Shop on Laurel street would respectfully
form The citizens of Brdgeron and the surrounding coun-
try, that we are prepared 10 accommodate all whom
favor us with their patronage We ntendto keep on
ss.. hand and Manufacture 10 order
~19sf Essss isHT@ Carriages OF all kinds. such as
IN % double and single sockaways,
- "a N4---Yes-x Jenny LiRds square wagons, also
S3Sy EstyJ plantation wagons hHeges, sui
ae--S.-L-- kies, market wagons, carts, cult
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

-7,-r1yy Winter Oyercoats for almost nothing
II Haayv Esouimaux, Chinchia, Beaver and heavy
frosed Beaver OYercoat Cloths, TO be made up TO or
der. at half their value Elegant ready made neavy W
Cashmere Pants and Vests, to matcn AZ 'he Dig 1oS
Ynrlr House, Salem, N. j.
In RumssJ's 8loek, Broadway, saism ~ =
jan. Is, 'eesa
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
Pennsylvania Paint and
Color Works.

OVEVF EE UEEAS.
LIBERTY WHITE LEADi
LIBERTY WHITE LEAD!
TRY IT! TRY IT!
Warranted to cover more surface, for same weight
than any other Buy the best, 1t is the cheapest!
TRY IT! TRY IT.
Liberty Lead is whittier than any other.
Liberty Lead covers better than any other.
Liberty Lead wears longer than any other.
Liberty Lead is more economical than any other.
Liberty Lead is more free from impurities, and is
warranted to do more and better work, at gwen
cost, than any other.
Buy the best, it isthe cheapest. Manufactured and
warranted by ZIEGLER & SMITH,
Wholesale Drug. Paint and Glass Dealers, 137 North
Third St.. Philadelphia.
N. B.-The above Lead for sale by Robson Il Whit
aker, Druggists Bridgeton, n j.
March II, '65.yw
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
THE CHIEtTAIN,

other uses.
THE CHIEtTAIN,
A New stove. Paie4ted last year, has very
large og n-,nmplng CRATE. sliding doors
beautiful design 1t has only 10 Dc seen 10 Dc
appreciate
Also. constantly OF hand,
NIAGARA.
PRAIRIE FLOWER,
GOLDEN HARP,
ORIENTAL,
GLAD TlDINGS,
LILY,
SOUTHERN STAR,
PLANTERS COOK.
&C., &C., &C., &c. 6e.
RANGES,
GAS OVENS,
HEATERS and FURNACES.
In our list of
For coal. we have the
FAVoRIFE.
BkILLtANT,
DAWN,
MODERN,
SUPERB,
CLARION. and
COLUMBIA GAs-BURNERs.
For ParlOr and Bedroom Stoves, for wood,
We have
OUR PARLoR,
SUNBEAM,
UNION ATR-TIGHT,
GOTHIC QUEEN,
VIOLET,
TUSCAN,
And various patterns q
SHEET IRON AIR-TIGET PARLoR COOK,
For wood or COAL
Always On hand, large assortment Of
KNIVES AND FORKS,
SPOONS,
SAD IRONS,
COAL SCUTTLE5,
SHOVEL AND TOEG5,
SOAP STONE GRIDDLE6,
PLAIN & FANCY TEA g. COFFEE POTS,
Toilet setts, such as
sLoP JARS,
FOOT BATHS,
WATER CARRIERS,
CHAMBER BUCKETS.
AND JAPANNED WARE,
OF ALL KINDS.
also. general assortment Of
PLAIN TtNWARE.
Which will be sold as chap as any place In the
county.
LAMPS IN GREAT VARIETY.
OF the NEST approved patterns. Also
LAMP SHADES.
LAMP CHlMNEY5,
LAMf WICK,
AND LAMP BURNERS.
WOODEN W ARE.
TUBS,
BUCKETS.
CAUkS5,
WASH BOARDS.
BUTTER BOWLS,
MINCING TRAYS, 80
BRUSHES, OF all kinds.
CLOTHES WRINGER, different patterns
OIL CLOTH and ZINC, for Stoves.
TIN ROOFING. sPoUTING AND
GUTrERING,
Done in the most approved manner. 4.
All orders promptly attended to, both 10 Guy
and country
Particular attention given to Heater WorK.
Butter. Eggs, Feathers, Rags, old Iron, COP
per, Brass, Pewter and Lead taken in exonene'
fer goods.
Call and examine our stock. Don't lorge
the place, Elmer's Old Stand, No. Il, Csfil
Building, near the Bridge.
JD. CLAYPOOLE,
MARTIN ANDERSON,
r.tde~ter n. J.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

Suitable for all denominations Baptist, Me-
thodist and Presbyterian Hymn Books, ele-
gantly bound and at low prices. Books that
cannot be found in our catalogues will be fur
nished at short notice.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
BLACKSMITEING,
REpAHasENG.

Carriages repaired and repairing OF all kinds either
III the wheelwright or blacksmith line, carefully attended
to- and satisfaction guaranteed.
Having secured the services OF competent workinen,
would respectfully solicit share OF public patton
age. Aiwork warranted.
dec "a MCBRIDE & PROBASCO.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

Having increased their stock Of articles that
are acceptable as Presents for the Holidays,
an unusual variety can be found at their es-
tablshment, consisting of Cabas, Port Mon
naies, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Tobacco
Boxes, Pocket Cutlery Of all descriptions,
Scissors, Needles, Crochet Needles, Sc.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
vators, ac.
Plows,

Constantly on hand full as 20
sortmeni of Beach, Kaign, Ow-ESS
en-. Peacock, Moore, Pedrck m
and Chew. made OF the hest ma M h------. s.
teria and in Il worknaliike Nm
manner. IN
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
AT LEWIS, THE SIGN OF THE BIG WATCH,
OPPOSITE E. DAVIS & SONS HOTEL.

FINE GOLD BOSOM STUDS,
FINE GOLD SLEEVE BUTTONS,
FINE GOLD SCARF PINS,
FINE GOLD RINGS,
FINE GOLD SfECTACLES,
FINE GOLD LOCKETS,
FINE GOLD CHAINS,
FINE GOLD ARMLETS,
FINE GOLD KEYS,
FINE GOLD PENS.
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
FINE PLATED WARE
All kinds and styles, at
LEWIS OPPOSITE DAVIS HOTEL.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
~-I-< North.
STAGE LINES

The 10 Is A. II. line from Cape May, aHu !Iie , W
M line 10 Cane MAY will be freight tram with pas
nr.l.er - nttacbed hetHeen Cape May and MlllVle
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

FINE TEA SETTS,
URNS,
CAKE BASKETS,
CASTORS,
ICE PITCHERS,
BUTTER COOLERS,
TEA SPOONS.
TABLE SPOONS,
FINE PLATED FORKS,
MUSTARD SPOONS,
SALT SPOONS,
SUGAR SHELLS.
DESSERT SPOONS,
CREAM LADIES,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT,

OOAfu IOLlOAN IR AMI EhUlI
Wholesale and Retail. We manufacture our
own Candies, and oan furnish them from a
penny stick up to ton weight, both plain and
fancy.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT.
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins,
Currsnts, Citron, Gelatine, Chocolate, Cocoa,
Coffee of every description, Wine and Milk
Biscuit, Picnic, Trenton and Farina Crackers,
Tea Cake and Ginger Snaps, Corn Starch,
Yeast Powders, Essence of Coffee together
with well-selected stock of many other des-
criptions of goods not here enumerated.
SPICES OF ALL KINDS,
Warranted pure Our stock Of TEAS are par
ticually worthy Of attention. Young Hyson,
Pouchong, Extra Young Hyson, Souchong,
Oolong, SC.
KEROSENE LAMPS AND OIL.
Alcohol, Wine and Liquors for medicinal
purposes.
Our stock Of Drugs have been selected with
great care and attention, and Physicians orders
attended to with promptness and despatch.
Dec. 23. '65.
MERINOESi MERINOESl
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

A New Store. Paie4ted last year, has very
large ogsn mplng CRATE. sliding doors
beautiful design. 1t has only TO Dc seen 10 Dc
appreciate
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10
VVOrEs EEaaEe to eerder

Just received new stock Of Hats suitable for n1e
and boys all the above We Will sell as low as can
Durc based elsewhere.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-02-10

Also. constantly OF hand,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-27

Tho above plan of the city has been skechcd for the
purpose OF enabling strangers perceive the evidences
OF conagon, well Of local origin furnished by
the prevalence Of the epidemic cholera In New York
the summer OF 1882
The heavy black circular lines designate the different
parts OF the city where the disease suddenly appeared
ind In OF them simultaneously. The FIRST
reported to have occurred In Cherry and Roosevelt
street. within the circle the Fourth ward designated
the map by the letter A. But the disease appeared
almost simultaneously and with much greater vruenoe
In the Third ward In Reade Washington and Duane
streets at the poin, marked d, which IL at least sle
In str~sshs re from tne point first named aud aso
the Sixth ward at this circle marked c, which ndnss
the location cal ed the Five Points within few days
after, IL appeared in the Ninth ward, within the
circle marked ID, which Is nearly two miles from
the OF first prevalence, and where the
epidemic ragged with unwontod violence after II had
nearly subsidized In almost every other part Of the city
Very afterwards broke out In the Twelfth ward
the prison aud hospital at Bellevue marked l. nearly
three miles from the place Of ts commencement; at
Yorkvlle and Harlem distant four and eight miles from
the city, at IAurcns street. In the Eighth ward marked
the map; at Corcars Hook. la the Seventh ward,
which is designated q; In the Eleventh ward, In III o