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New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
THE NATIONAL FINANCES
CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

BIT rELEanArs TRBUEH
WARRINGTON, Dec 26-The gold receipts for customs
s principal ports from Dec. Is 70 Doc. D. 1850, are
follows compared with those Of the preceding week
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

The Eaglcswood Military Academy viii ycoqou on
Ihur,Iay. Jl-. g. aheI tlc holiday vacation.
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DR.. wi-fnr'',, G2I'nm Of
AND MO.r ELhELE HtMEDlFS
COUGHS coins Ho1h$EEEss BRONCHITIS
And ~ df''r' e Si 'a i}AI 30 TH.s SsS ;"s
Ard BY Drasss, ani q Agottsearic, srnsr1ly.
Hardware ana Cutlery
ENGLISH AID AMERICAN SKATES
TOOL CHESTS SLEIGH BILLS BOYS sLEDs Etc
4 large assortment at moderate prrei
VIZ. SEYMOUR& CO.,
No . caaih.u.qa.te
Watches and Jewelry
Of 40 a-scnpuons and
STERLING slLVERWARE,
For Sale 6y GEO. c. ALLEN, No 80 Broadway,
door b-lsw Caniist
India Rubber Toys,
VULCANITE JFWELRY
AND FANCY ARTICLES.
q r5sA, ,Ii,y y'I,s'y f.5 .I.se .se holidays
No aO5 Broadway corner Of Fui'oH'.
Gifts for the Holidays.
WATCHES
ealor.;9s1 1sy, b a,''a'sd BY the Manufacturers to sell
u" LADIES AND GENT's GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Al ""''''"-N ~ DURING TIE H9FIPAIs E E1 ONLY.
Nos. 8 and 10 John.I. up'..lr,
John A. Reed
Successor 20 f. W BuRs)
DIAMOND JEwELER.
Has aow open hi,
DIAMOND PARLOR,
No. 7sI BROADWAY.
Opposite Grac, Church
a large '''''''"''' DIAMONDS,
RARE GEMS.
FINE JEWELRY.
Musical Bo1es
PLAYING FROM TO ~ TUNES
and costing iiom
as so TO $4,000.
Tho largest assortment thA, can be found anywhere
NJ. j. PAILLAID & Co.,
Manufacturers and lmporten
No. 81 mAIDENLASE, tup s.airsl n. Y.
All Have BeautifDI Hair. -
vi" LosDos Haas coL1H REsroRsR.
Hair REoLorHuD LOsDos Barr SoLoH SoLH RssroAsa.
Restored WIN LONDON Han CoLoR kfsroRsR
u,.H.s iosDSs iosSos H.a H.la SoIoS Rasrorsa
Ouiy Is cents bol. hs ioIsn Tor 81 Addr', oder' TO Dr.
swAYFE SON. Phi.dsIghA seldbI al Dnss..
o. l. a J. D. 'KBLTY. No. ~ Broadway.
"' Ola plsin painted and best Scotch F5l.Bd
o. l. J. 3 kelly No .tl Btoad"sy.
Curtain Trimmins., ,......h.
o. /. j. 3. kelly, No G'7 Brosdu,y.
Extract Of Buchu is Lno~n 20 remedy for
doder. kdnsys ad urinary pgs' When propsry com
bn.S snd Tho who have b'en dppoini'd in ,a
srns.ton, Of other kinds should examine AND ty
RlsLEYs BUCHU, before eon-alE that all woFshe Sold
By tls DEuss'ii'
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
A .rARRIvG ArrRAY Ar WHIrE PIAIys.

About - or O'Clock CHRISTMAS Eye William Ennis in
romp,1y with Timothy Murphy, Timothy Crouen and vii
liam Eoc, going The post road from White Plains 20
sIuc.1 lo about cl tl Of mile from the village. The
turfg had been d0mnOes place by for
epmr and much intoxicated Murphy CrOnen and
Iolrr 4tfrrurted throw Enns down EnBis
rho hold Muhv when he turned and stabbed him
s. ssrs places Murphy had him Ennis sat down
g. abdomen He Jas .a condition in barn near by HHtl
1,utHi.y when his injuries discovered blI ile
3, . entertained o is recovery IN the time Mur-
Vly i,i fed leaving the morning train Tor New ora
ran, ,.d Folcv rt-c rested and Locked up m the County
is ~ Waite Plains yesterday sent IN pursuit OF
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.

LOUISVILLE Dec 25.-A fire took place tonight in
the buidIg occupied by Shca OConrc Urrcaa o.s a,l
L. Well. hardware dealer. Loss estimated "a. tl'Jl j IS
supposed % be The work Of on irccudary.
CINCINNATI.
CINCiENATI, Dec. 25.-Ihe tauncry and 3t0re-house
Of Henry Il.sor Of Lday and Cauaiss burned
st Loss leather &C. $40 on. insured f.g Lfslr
Company Sauunl WaadoIs slauchterlo.s' a-d two dut
luls 0iui1g also burned Loss sjpJ. Insurance
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SHOOTING |lsB IN PHnADELPHIA.

Pun AlELPEIA. I... }-.--Dn " cune,da} evening 4
,n,r 8,a.i Charles belonging 20 the United Sate
Gsysi aau aIt DDS sister because sue ieI'eu %
I.,y. Louise of m fun which She had taken refuge !om
etepr1ucrs cruel tr Tie sr was badly wounded ~
IL lii and br.as- u duck slot Patterson arrested
sl h. d 10 await tae oi the girls wounds. The gir AZ
an l... .fg bat her rc,.. - ], deemed imQ0ss. DE
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MrrnER ~ l ~ ~ N MINNEs0TA.

TEtgsaAPH 70 THS 1'.hUNk . -, ~, -
81 PAUL Mimi. DEC. 2-.-On Christmas Day az
N.e rl threc men u.re PLAYING cards when named
fDrn- s, stabbed billy thar be bct TO death The
s,fbs- 7qr,s3 Campbell md LscOmb arrested by the
Ebsri4 and while on say magistrate handcutted were
Sc,,rel 1y o drunken d hanged. WINE hane lng me tne
l. m H lger aul scene o. at"r41le Indian tragedy
H. l-., Campbell en-. alsconb served m Company r. 2l
Man. r-imcut alU o. good character, ana re-
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nArcrNc Up -r.TG. ROHINSON.

RICHMOND Dec John q. Robinson, the mur-
derr Limerick ns hung today ~ stafford 'OIft
il Va. In hsco De said be bad long determined
on the deed ani acko ce having robbed his uncle 10
" Ci.y ut odd Dut cenied me murder OF hs
coq,l OF which be ac suspected. lie took his fate
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
THE PHILA --puIA BOND ROBBERY.

PHILADELPHIA, i'.. -,.-lhe spdfucluarS OF lhe
uuacls, robbery OF here yesterday from Oh, Office OF e.
D. Bssi-L. stock hroE No 2H Chestnut 81 are as ipig"'
On o. tne three entered the Office inc uired o. John
1iya-. aged ccn vhc had charge Of the once inc
nature fe business cited by the h next uooI hppNe
N5 sfr Bayarl WIS rng the desired information another
Vd,l then 1en I, then mude inquiry abOlt
srre Stocks and saiu Oud like 70 make purchase and
fo,v r1,clu5c1o col l in Az hour In tho time the
fellow WHO stall 'ii. LGy1ld rear plcheI up 'H
box aiming sJ worm 0i DoHds ana seouue' ehL con
C-8si under his cO. l' men thel walked leuIcy oll OF
> Office The .fel consisted oi sr-OJ l seven
Ihirty and Fye-IWe .s ~ shaIts CitaW "a ihllio
bonds shares SO ot usyiYanm IsaAfoa4i hNe slVDv
second mortgage BOMBS .'rden ana atlantic fnr0aN ana
several thousand share ail ana passenger i'alt" a 7e
Crrites No o. cNcs have Dfen usc'eieu up "n
late hour this evening uL hQ4 was picsed Up o-! III
(sUoubiIf bv lads .H restored contained all the
curi. stolen e1cep. o.srumeut coupon bonds which lad
10 rarHy. "a
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- - - nlUEDER.

FfpuHOvD Dec D The store OF Ii. ". Wall, at
N.a- "a Depot on tie .1yila Railroad G miles from irl
blrI II, As broken op, morning AID plunlcgeI SNa'
t,e.I.re tIe clerk wa. cred in an
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DEATH BY POISON IN BROOKLYN.

A lady named Mrs. Henry, and residing IN Nassau
died yesterday morning great agony from tie eject Of
dose Of corrosive submate accidentally administered y lr
mother who mstOOk tie bottle containing the poison for
containing medicine Coroner Lynch notified and will
hold inquest TO day
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29

-trumntic salt Baths.
THE PENNSYLVANIA
SALT NtANUFACTUETNG COMPANY'S
sTRUMATIC SALTS AND WATERS
are sovereign fs. the cure of
DYSPEPSIA
RHEUMATISM,
SCHOFULA,
SWOLLEN GLANDS,
ERUPTIO%S OF The SKIN, &C., SC.
'' '''' '' '' '-' ''''' rH. EfPELsHEmER. Agent
The Oniy Ncdicinc in tn world
ll ,ril.,d md Perfect tafe '5J sHt' o P,, Lep
riLE Asp Iun6e H. Bty n uope vao DO pot r-inI che
hiuf, in Of .slt y,sr. n Pie, .rI iianSTs ''-
To iron snd ~tccf >i1nur-~.-."r--
rroprrs uHi szn-~s 'te several ter parni Issued u
Henry Bssmsr sBs Bo5,r Music, Of Enud aud to william
Kelly and o,leu q this country os tas lcturr of
IElE ASD STEEL
M ,t., v, mo- e.es u g. have, for the purro,o
OF avoiding al c0.f Of claims under ad paent consolidated their
fsT-.,. apu. uud.r.usi l'-ea and are now prepared
~ s .en or ysul-tur ard sre under the various Letters
Patent f.l a ufafuafiu an working da"ng.
nt srns. %. 81 20 1 pr'"'. ',i.'''y o I'VE
rh,spo.., o 90. pfoiuc.n well uc already enormous con
Sumption 81 g. are t5o wei .no~n TO you 90 r4lf ,omHe
prolrs. my be- wil~ie o. Gee "crEi oi Me''i@ "ln'o"
+; and @ 2..,s , l,' @ @: .;si sa: ia.i'as'a'
joins :. INFLOW. Troy n. J., D
B. oJN ). NO sai, J'ia jaan,i,.a. r,. '''''''
sew lg-NHch n.
Positively only llr city "He' YOU ran fd a kinds
a NEW sEWIND-GACHHEs manufacturer" prcss and
where you c.n exchange within thirty days Tor 'y other
Machine. without, cDats,. r Hat 'atish'd.
slBLLi sluJrs.
80. a. Broadway
Corner Of Bleeetsr..t
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,lrr.L. AID suIcInR.

: IorfsvuLE De. "a man named Perkins, who
~, o,9cfed short Of robbery and pardoDed ai
Ssrrari bv Gov Brlm murdered bis Wiie t.s morning
aul a;.rwaTd atcmpt taIcde by cuAg Ms thiVat WIN
New-York tribune., 1866-12-29
Bo.tNew.Year'. ON to Country Friends.


Bc-tNeu-Year,s ON to Country Friends.
BEST HEW-YEARS GIFT
TO COUNTRY FRIENDS.
BEST NEW-YEAR'S GIFT
TO COUNTRY FRIENDS.
BEST NEw.YEARs GIFT
TO COUNTRY FRIENDS
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOST VALUABLE, MOST AC.
CErrABLE GIFT TO A COUNTRY Or VILLAGE FRIEND COR
FOR YOURSELF AND FAMILY, IS A YEARS sUBsCRrP.
TON 10 THAT sPLENDDLY ILLUSTRATED PRACTICAL,
USEFUL JOURNAL THE
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
Work Made to Order
HARDWARE.

Always on hand full and carefully selectedstock
constantly, of
Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws, Brads, &c.
House Carpenters, Ship Carpenters,
Cabinet Makers, and Mason's Tools.
Saws, Chisels, Hatchets, Hammers, Spirit-Levels
Broad-Axes, Adzs, Rules, Bevs, Guages, Till, Chest
and Desk Locks; Brick, Plasterlng, and Pointing
FARMING UTENSILS.
Hoes Forks, Shovels Rakes, Fence-wre, Grind
stones and Cranks, Potatohooks, Potatoriddles,
Seves, Curry-combs, Horse-brushes, Sythes Sythe
sneaths, Stones and Rifles.
CUTLERY.
Tea and Table Knives and Forks, Carvers, Steel 8
snoons. Pocket-knives Scissors, Shears, &c.
Cement Plaster Paris, Plastering Hail, Rope, Sash,
Glass and Putty, at DANIEL I lei bACON'S,
Aup6.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
a. 59 DR % "a
Dare's Mindoo Ointment,
RINGBONE, SPAWN,

RINGBONE, SPAWN,
Cw5s, WandgaUs, & other Enlargenaemts.
Horsemen havin ceases which haveresisted the use
of Linments Oils, Embrocations, &C.. should at once
have resource to this king of all remedies.
Curing upon scientific principles these ruinous dis
eases which disable or dshgure the horse, its prac-
teal effects have more than fulfilled the most SAN
gune expectations Directions accompany each box
| RE f e r. &c ES.
James H. Flanagan, Ebeneser 8. Ware, BENZ. Dare,
Capt. David Blew, and many others. Prepared only
by FRANKLIN DARE, Druggist, Bridgeton.
H~ He las also for sale-Dadd's Heave Powder,
Roberts and Barbers Horse Powders, Broneig, Fro
noield & Co.'s Cattle Powders, Tobias Liniment,
Dare's Horse Lotion Fennigreek Seed, and prepare
tions for Scratches, Calls, Colic, and other horse
medicines Bolusesfor horses and other preparations
putup to order. lunZS.oo.
The Camden and Amboy and PhiladeI-
phia and Trenton Railroad Co.'S Lines,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK. AND
WAY PLACES, from Walnut Street Wharf, will
At s A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, Accommo- o.
At A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Express, 90
At 2P M, via Camden and Amboy, Express 90
At 6 P. M, via Camden and Amboy Accom-. 70
~ via Cam and a. A mcGGm Hny "a e.
Pemberton, and Vincentown. AT A. M. and
NJ. for Freehold. ~ :.
Fish House, Palmyra, Riyerton, Progress, Delanco,
Beverly, Edgewater Burlington, Florence, Bordent-
own, &c. The 10 A. M. and P. M. lines run direct
through to Trenton.
LINES FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL
LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
AT IL A. NJ 430 and GAS A. NJ, and IL P. M, (nightl
The 45 P NJ. Line will run daily All others Sun
days excepted.
At7.so and II A. M, 8, s,so, 49, and e45 P NJ,
At and I0I5 A. M, y M, 8, A. 5, and T. NJ for
Cornwells Torrisdale, HoImesburg, Tacony, Wissi-
noming Bridesburg and Frankford and at 1915
A, M, for Bristol. SohpucIx,s EdduptOu and II. M |
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
LuMREEg & BRICK.

THE subscribers offer all kinds of Building Material
i such
WHITE PINE & HEMLOCK BOARDS,
White Pine and Hemlock Flooring, White Pine Ce.
dar and Cypress Shingles, Oak and Hemlock Shing-
Ing Iath Pastering Lath Plain Pointed Pickets, s,
3l% and feet
OAK g. HEMLOCK, SCAN,TLING,
wide boards for wagon Sides bottom boards, window
frames, batten doors Il, 15. and inch white pine
p'" FENCE RAILING,
Oak and Hemloclx Scantling, White Pine and Cedar
s;dina salmon. Arch and Red Brick Building
Trucks to hire. HALL q bno0kS.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
TOYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
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 s.
Watson's and McGuffy's series. Arithmetics
Davies, Greenleaf's, Thompson's, Stod-
dard's and Colburn's series; together with a
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., 1866-09-01


THE NEW
Elk xCEIsIoR
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY!
The undersigned would announce to the citizens of
Bridgeton 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 had their
OPERATING ROOM AND sKY-LIGHT
Constructed with every modern improvement, and
having greatlyncreased facilities for executing any
are now prepared to furnish fine Pictures are
taken at the best Galleries of any city.
LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS,
(. CARTES DE VISlTE,
PHOTO MINIATURES,
ILLUMINATED AMBROTYPES,
SURPRISE CARD PICTURES,
FERROTYPES, &C., SC.
TAKEN AS WELL 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-
CRIPTION, SUCH AS
RUSTICS,
PLAIN.
CARVED, or
FANCY, with
ROSEWOOD AND GILT FRAMES,
In endless variety, all fitted with the best
glass and fittings,
AL CITY PRlCES.
They have obtained the agency for the
CELEBRATED HINGE-BACK ALBUMS,
Which need only to be examined to prove their
superiority over every other kind, and will
keep, in connection with them,
ALBUMS OF EVERY VARIETY,
As cheap as are sold anywhere.
AMBROTYPE CASES OF THE LATEST
AND MOST ELEGANT DESIGN,
With
PHOTO. POCKET-BOOXs,
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 ornameatiEg Albums.
For reference, inquire of our numerous Gus
;omers or call and examine our
LARGE COLLECTION OF SPECIMENS.
We hope by strict attention to business, and
oy keeping up with the times, to secure a
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 a twinkling.
EDWARDS & OGDEN.
July l, '65.6m
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
Hurrah, Boys! Hurrah

kAuf EAM, nOyS QuEIdM
Ifyou want to make handsome appearance in
society you ought to dress WE'LL and in order to do it
EcoNoMIcALLY we take pleasure in mentioning our
young and enterprizng friend, Simon A. Beck hardt's
well known Clothing Establishment. He has just
returned from the City with handsome assortment
of ready made garments, suitable for Men and Boys,
which he offers at very low prices. Buying altogether
for cash. fom first hands, and expenses being small,
he defes any to undersell him Those new
styles of Cashmere suits are just the thing for
young Gents. The latest styles Of Summer hats;
with of those long short linen busters will rig
you out in the latest styles. Old men shall be made
comfortable without complaint about hard times, and
young gents shall be dressed at prices to suit their
mothers To those contemplating travelling. he has
just received large assortment Of Travelling trunks
vasss, carpet bags, &c, which upon examining will
be found to be nicely gotten up, and at the very
lowest city prices. simon is bound to sell, and
one is allowed to leave his store dissatisfied, and
Simon is sure to suit you. Old and young it is to
your interests to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere.
SIMON A. BECKHARDT'S Cheap Clothing Store is
on Commerce Street opposite to Whitaker& & Weaver's
Tin Store, Brdgeton M.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
HERRINGs SAFES.

FARRELL HERRING & CO.,
500 CHESTNUT Street, (Jayne's HalD Philadelphia
Only manufacturers in the State of Herring'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
the Worlds Fair, New YORK; 1854. More than
10000 Herrings Safes have been Sold are now in ac-
tua use and nearly 400 have been tested in accden-
tai fires, and have never failed to preserve their
tents He also keeps on hand and makes to order
dwelling house Safes, Sdeboards and Parlor Safes
Limitation ofhandsome furniture) of elegant designs
and workmanship.
Also. Burglar ProofSafes, for Banks, Brokers and
Jewellers. Vault Doors, Safes forSpece Silver Plate
Persons wishing safes can be furnished either by
application or by letter, with printed catalogues
with sizes and prices, and will find it their interest to
examine the claims ofthe Herring Patent Champion
they are the only safes which have proved them-
selves perfectly fire proof and free from dampness
show that Herring's Patent Champion Safe ever
failed to preserveits contents in accidental fire.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
AMILLVILLE STAGE

!. go This line will leave Millviile at
O'Clock, onthe arrivals a ne assoes I5an NJ
on the arrival of the O'clock Train from Cape May.
Returning Z, leave Bridgeton at 81 NJ to meet with
the IL 80 Train for Cape May and ats M, to con-
meet with the 80 Train for Cape May. Fare t0cts
ORLANDO GIBB0N, Proprietor
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
PLOWS.

Moore Plows, j. Owen plows, double plows, and
hand plows plow castings, Peacock, Owen Kaighn's,
Moore Proughty & Mear's. Hoes, shoyels, forks
hay rakes, garden rakes, and spadlng forks Also,
Mrs. Cooks polishing irons, at
DANIEL BACON'S.
an 29 II. J. Mulford & Bro. .oldstand.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
WheeIwrishting.

The subscriber having purchased the interest of
Lawrence and Miner, formerly Mcbride Smith, in the
Carriage Shop Laurel street, would respectfully in
form the citizens of Brdgeton andthe surrounding coun
frv that he is prepared to accommodate all who may
favor HIM with their patronage intend to keep on
<v hand and manufacture to order
. &fA II Carriages of all kinds, such as
EEN3 - double and single Tockaways,
-SLX Jenny Lnds, square wagons also
E-fN9 plantation wagons, buggies, sui.
xO Xi2- kies, market wagons, carts, cult
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
WEST Jersey RAIL ROAD.
Going South.

and after Moaday, July 16,
s.ssssgssss.# s66, Trains will leave Phila,
SKEsuE as follows .-(F From Market Street.
Upper Ferry.)
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
\
| DR.. r.Strickland's
| TONIC.
:

and Debility 1t is not alcoholic, therefore particu
ary suited for Weak, Nervous and Dyspephc per-
sons. For sale by all Druggists everywhere at 81 per
bottle.
Ian 90 '66smpy
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
LUST RECEIVED.
Wooden Goods.

Just opened, Large Stock of Red, White and Vel
low Flannel, cheap for cash. This is the place
money saved. DC: DUNN,
Aug g. Salem, N j.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT

" ~
Is worthy of special attention, consisting of
many of the most popular works recently pub
through Georgia, Autobiography of Gen. Scott,
Youths History of the Rebellion, Tennyson's s
Poems, complete, Longfellow's, Millions, SC.
Also, well-selected stock of
TOY BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
LIBRARY BOOKS FOR SABBATH
SCHOOLS,
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.
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT,
Wholesale and Retail. We manufacture our
own Candies, and can furnish them from a
penny stick up to a ton weight, both plain and
fancy.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUIT.
Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Raisins,
Currants, 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-
criptfons of goods not here enumerated
SPICES OF ALL KINDS,
Warranted pure. Our stock of TEAS are par
ticularly 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. %, '65.
MERINOES! MERIN OES!
THE cheapest Mernoes in this city are at
L r. j. FITHIAN & SONS. |
~ C-1- -AIn !
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
THE CUMBERLAND
Soap and Candle Works

BRIDGETON, ~. j.
rAuE heen raonened by HARRIS & BLEW, and
II they wish to inform the public that they are now
prepared to furnish
PURE ROSIN SOAP.
DEFENSIVE SOAP,
Castillo SOAP,
and soap Of every description at short notice. and on
reasonable terms Also SOFT SOAP delivered IN any
part of the county for fifteen cents per gallon.
A wagon will convey Soap and Candles to all parts
OF the county. All orders promptly attended to-.
GEO. J. HARRIS,
ma q, ,'ee-ly DAVID BLEW,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
Farm For Sale.

The subscriber offers at private sale, his
FARM OF TWENTY ACRES,
which he now resides, situated in upper Hopewell
township Cumberland Co., in the village OF New
Boston. The soils good loan with clay subsoll,
fruit trees, such pears, apples, cherries. shaded
trees grape vines &c.
crib house, store house, Blacksmith shop
and other out building. These buildings III
have all been built within few years, and Ell4
are Of good material; convenient to
schools, churches mills. and within three miles Of
good mari beds
For further particulars enquire of the owner on
the premises,
July %, WIN. M. P0WNELL.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1866-09-01
Freight for Stations

Where the company have no agent, must be paid tof
in advance or ON delivery otherwise will not be de.
liyered by the Freight Agenton the rain except at
his discretion, and on the responsibility of the Con-
signee or will be taken to the next station beyond at
w61ch the company have an agent.
Each article of freight must be distinctly marked
with name of consignee and destination. otherwise
agents of the company strictly forbidden to re.
ceive It, Freight must be at stations along the road
in time TO be weighed and Waybilled before the train
is due or it will not be taken; 80 minutes isthe least
practicable time.
6,ysters clans fresh fish, fruit vegetables and all
perishable commodities must be paid fer in advance
or will be refused, unless aspecial agreement is made
with the general freight agent or superintendent Of
the company. npackages are not securely covered,
agents are reuuifed to refuse them canvass or mus
lin covers to bbls boxes, are not sufeent pro-
lection, and contents of such packages entirely at
owners risk.
Baggage must be accompanied by its owner; that
for Philadelphia. Camden, and all other stations
where the company have agent must be checked
No freight received at Bridgeton after 90 P. M.
to be forwarded on same day
The West Jersey Express Company,
Chartered by the Legislature of New Jersey. will at
tend to all the usual express business, receive and
forward through other responsible express compa-
MES to all parts ofthe country article entrusted
to them. Office No Walnut Street
J. VanRENSSELAER, Sup't
JOHN H POOLE, Agent at Bridgeton.