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West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-06-21

snail pr0DaDly continue to give many more for
the encouragement of the young people who
read our paper Sometime, possibly, we shall
give sketches Of an opposite class of men, and
when we do, we shall likely begin them with
1.-The Trapper of Millville." 1t is only neces-
sary to say here, that for the articles to which
he refers, we have neither asked for or re-
ceived single dollar, while we are prepared
to prove that the editor Of the Republican has
inserted in his paper articles favorable to the
Railroad company and presented bill for the
same. Perhaps he judges others by himself.
He tells his readers that he does more busi-
mes in his Office in a week than we do in
month. This statement IS SO evidently false
that we do not think it worth while to notice
it further. Taal
He seems to think it great honor to be
able to say that he is up with US in advertising
patronage, and SO it would be if his advertis-
ing was of the same character as that which
we admit into our columns. Some Of those
which are found in his paper are Of too infa-
nous character to be read in any decent
family, and will bring the blush of outraged
modesty into the cheeks Of any pure minded
lady. Advertisements of the character which
we have refused at any price to insert in the
Pioneer have been inserted in the Millville Re.
publican at less than half the price which we
refused. When we find that we cannot afford
to publish paper without publishing adver.
tisements which are an open incentive to crime,
we shall sell QUITO some gentleman whose brains
are of the kind that is willing to exc out q sub
sistance BY the contamination Of the young.
He goes on to state that .she receives ad-
vance pay for all subscriptions-th since
January last without canvasser, or any spe-
cial effort be has received over 200 0new sub
iscribsrs'-and as far back as January last he
announced that "the Millyille Republican was
the best advertising medium in Cumberland
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-06-21

louS dlGtI tHe war was oVeTJ anu was tue
father of family Of reputable children
The description of both his character
and death, in the book, is both revolving
and narrowing, and yet both are certainly
untrue. Some Of these parties are rep
resented as emigrating to the west in
order to escape the odium attached to
their names, when no such occurrences
took place. The descriptions Of the
house, the hero of the story, and the cir
cumstances Of the family are manifestly
incorrect, and the probabilities are that
the entire story, SO deeply and lastingly
disgracing reputable family, by pictur-
ing its members as Williams of the deepest
dye, who were shot, drowned and hung
as the merited reward for most atrocious
crimes, had but little existence outside Of
the imagination of the sensation writer.
We have merely used this book as an
illustration of the kind Of literature to
which we refer and which we cannot
help thinking exercises most perni-
cious influence upon the morals Of the
young people who read them, as the val
liable sentiments contained in them are
more than overpowered by the evil pas
sion aroused by their perusal. In addi-
ton to this, we desired to perform q, pub
lie duty in rescuiDg, 50 far as possible,
the name Of worthy family from the
unmerited disgrace which the issuing Of
the book to which we have referred had
cast upon it, Certainly the gentlemen nsr
who had charge of the publication Of
these volumes ought to exercise the
greater care to see that in these professed
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SATURDAY. NIGHr MAIfkEr.-Determi-
ned to progress in cheap prices - we'll
- fsGlifies for obtaining fresh meat.
Capt. Par. F. WraG1Es, will, hereafter.
have Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, and
Veal at the Market House, every Satur-
day night--go there and have your bas-.
kets filled. He will soon hsve . slangh-
ter. house Of his own-rent free-where
he will continue to slaughter the animals
and high prices, and all he asks is for
the People to patronize him. EPhiL is
en- :fas-ically meat philanthropist-ha.
wing a tender regard for the pockets and
palates Of his customers, and he is pre-
pared to give practical lectures on mete-
ing out to the people MEAT atcheap rates.
$50 they can go to meeting on full stom-'
achs On the Sabbath. = 80 -
z Coop TEMPLARs.--The Grand Lodge
of the Independent Order of Good
Templars of the State of Ohio held
their fourteenth annual session recently.
The Grand Secretary reported that 178
new Lodges had been organized during
the past year, and 7,451 members had
been initiated Ohio contains 322 work
ing lodges with membership Of II ,040,
All. Burnett, viii be at Phillips Hall tonight
and tomorrow night Laugh rnd grow phas!
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for CalOmel & 81 sEsnl

DIR. Schenckss Mandrake Pills-A Substitute
for Ca1Omel. 90 f5aE
These Pills are eomposod of various roots having
power to relax the secretion Of the liver promptly
dedectualy - blue psor mercury, without produc-
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follows the of the latter. 70 3sdfFasfx ssE2-s
In AL billions dsoreFs these pills may b used with
bile, and remove those distractions from tho yer
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Schenck's Mandrake Pills, cure sick headache ana
all Disorders Of the liver indicated BY sallow skin,
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In short these Fills may be used With advantage in
alleases whete purgatise ateratve rsedicine IL
required 49, So - szs I - e
Please ask for !" DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Fisls -
Sold by all Druggists sad dealers. Price IS cents
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Aueas mali, has Been laid on Marion
street, north to Sesing street sid astreet
lamp placed at the corner opposite the
Library. The Library is also supplied
@E# s.Na z
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IT. j. Bargis has d full line of Russia
Iron Stoves, for wood and coal, also The
Progressive Warm Air Furnac es, patent
ed 1866, the best heater in use. Those
vfshing Furnacesshould see it, at the
Rod Stove, No. IL Main street
r. S. g. Dugdale, again reminds our peo-
pleo both city and vicinity, that his
supply of Wall and Window Paper of
the finest patterns, is very large, and
that his prices are very 10y. His assort
ment Of Candies and Nuts, are fresh and
good. Give him ascall at No. 90 Vain
street.. -. - - = -, s. -,
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= Z "a so
WAYNE CoUNTY aEA1B.--We intended
this week to publish the list Of premi-
.pms awarded at the Fair held at Centre
vile last week; but from the press Of
lob work and want Of room, have defer
red It until our next issue. The Fair
was . complete success-in the superior
stodk exhibited-the vegetable produc-
lions Of the County--the various manu-
factnres of nneekanics-the handi work
Of our ladies-thesworlzssof our artists,
and in the. pecunirEy lines the latter
u over four Thousand Dollars
Sufficient to pay all ths pka1inms in
cash, and ALI expenses, leaving its stock
holders-wish q surplus on hand. The
next For unasr thss efiy1sp6 manage
ment of it's present gentlemanly and
able officers, win not only pay all tho
premiums that may be offered, but for
the grounds
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DxLIGRTFuL BEVERAGE! = At the Green
Mount Ere, on last Sabbath. quantity Of liquor
90 o hase been used for bathing sthe patients
IL tlAt Water Cure institute, vs. f6und and
quafBsd With relish by those who are fond Of
God liquor!'
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One Of the best and most complete as
sortments of all kinds Of Cooking and
Parlor Stoves Office and Shop Stoves
Tin, Copper, Brass and Sheet Iron
Wares, in the city, is at the Nye Broth
'ers establishment, near the Depot. The
most approved Crates, and Stoves for
burning coal, or wood or coal, can there
be had. Go and see for yourselves. -
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AT meeting held ct the Engine Hull
Of the Quaker City Fire Company, on last
Thursday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing years:od ss's5
- Presidsnt--E. JsSalter Woe Presi-
dent WIN. Kitson Secretary John L.
Hand; LIST Foreman VIM, Thomas; "a
Foreman---James Craft; Pipemen--J.
p. Vansant, Chas. w. Salter, S. S. Mote,
Eli Turpening,s Joseph Pollok; Investi.
eating Committee J. Salter, William
Kitson, j. H. Thomas. Trustees-Jno
H. Thomas, VIM. Kitson, Charles New
man, Sr., E. J. Salter; Ezsqshar;
Messenger-Josephs
The City Council ~ Do ferred the
control of the Engine House and appa.
ratus to the present company. aESE
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The Children's Lyceum gave an ex-
hibition ct Phillips Hall on last Saturday
evening, which was 8 grand affair and
was we'll attended.
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80 Cheap Store" on Fifth street, one
square south of the Depot, is still go
ing ahead, and supplying our citizens
of town and country with just the arti-
cles they need at the lowest possible pri-.
ces. Go and see Kirk Mendenhall, if
you want cheap and good goods. Is !
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0ar, young friend Henry Tobeek, had
his sfehtfeUt very badly hsrt by bsihg
run over by the rs Hose Carriage, . a
last sunday morning. haas
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We understand a "gushing" CORE
Espondent from this city, of the aCincin-
matt Enquirer, has something to say re-
garding the papers printed in this city.
We are promised a sight of his efasion,
as the author makes mention OF the Pal
hladium eighty. zoo3 SaaN SIT
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CoUNcIL.--At 2 meeting Of the Coun-
ell on the 18th, the proposition made by
E. j. Salter to turn over to the city the
property of Quaker City Fire Company.
Amounting to $3.50 provided the city pay
claims against the Co., amounting to
$3.50, was accepted. "A proposition to
organize new. company to take charge
of the Quaker City,. was also granted
The Mayor was authorized to borrow
Sc, 900 for two years. at 10 pei, cent in
terest. = - eAszs-~ :
The sidewalks zon. Marion, we're
recommended by the Mayor tote paved
before the cold weather comm1nced. e.
The Council appropriated $500 for
hose, and the hose accepted.
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s., VALUABLE ADVICE FOB THE sAFFL.crED.--<Dr.
STRICKLAND, in reply to numerous applications for
advice, wishes 10 inform those who acted that
thsy may consult him ON all Acute Chsonics Dis.
eases BY letter, stating the age, symptoms &e with
fee OF two dollars enclosed. Dr.. s. has obtained
great notofiety - A experenced Physician, both III
Europe and Ametica, especially in the treatmsntof
Chronic COmplaints after other doctors failed tn
effect cure. Those suffering shouId immediateiy
send for prescripton, by addressing DrsA. STnIcE-
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Wayne County, SIS.

State Of indiana, Wayne County. S..
THOMAS W suersr !. tn. .v Wayne ne : .
THGMAS Z. KNAPP January Term, A. d.
!. MORGAN AcMAsTERs Foreclosure No. sO47s
urNE IT KNOWN, That on this I'd day of Septem-
l8 Der 1857, the above named Plaintiff by George
A. johnson his Attorney fled In the once OF Tue
of the Wayne Common Pleas Court, his complalns
against said defendants in the above entitled cause
together vita the affidavit of competent person tnas
said defendants, Rebecca A. Knapp and Thomas n.
Knapp are not residents OF the State OF INDIANA.
Said defendants Rebecca A. Knapp and Thomas n:
Knapp are therefore hereby notified OF the ming ana
pendency of said complaint against them and that
unless they appear and answer or denurs e ~.
the calling of the said the second day OF the
next term OF said Court to be begun and held at the
Court House in Centervile, the second Monday OF
January next said complaint and the matters s
as true and the said will be heard ana detefm
ined in their absence. meg fsH&r
g Witness, William w. Dudley, Clerk, and the
fsRALl Seal of said Court at Centerviie, this "a
- day Of September, 1867.
WILLIAM W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
sw. SIS. By RoB'r c. CoRBALrY, Deputy.
3s4 20 For Sale. $50
nNE Store house and lot; size Of building l6 BY
" 81 feet and stories high size of lot 70 ny isO
feet on the main street. - &ll 993@
sA017@# 54z3 ALSO O. 3Ga Is IS
Dwelling house and lot Centre ST.. size of house
20 by So feet, ~ stories high, good cellar WELL ana
new stable. Lot 60 by 40 feet, well set with all kinds
wanting to 90 west. bargain at sacrifice. For
further particulars enquire of, or address
ese So 81 CT. MERRILL,
5a Plainfeld, Ind.
aaa 2s-4w. September IL. 1857. -
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From Rev. w. D. Seiefiisd, Pastor Of Twelfth Bap-
! list Church, Philadelphia.
Gentleman IL have recently been laborin9 under
the distressing Effects Of indgeston, accompanied hy
p5o6txstion Of the nervens system. aNumerogs
remedies were recommended by friends. and some of
Gernaas Bitters wese recemuended by peruons who
hSA t1isa them, and whose favorable mention q these
Bittess induced me to try them. must confess
sthousand and onos quack "Bitters,p swhoas only
aim sssns 10 be 10 palm OF sweete.ed and dragged
liqeor upon the community in sly way, and the ten
dency Of which, fear, is to make many confirmed
drunkard. Upon learning that yours was sssally .
Dsdictnal preparation, took it with happy effect.
It's &C ion, mot only upon the stomach but upon the
new system, was prominent and gratifying. Z
feel chat have derived great and permanent benefit
from the use of . few hotties. q = - s,
.fss 49, Very respectfully yours,
W. D. SEfGFR1ED, ba
40 SBa 30. 264 Sh&ckamaxen Street.
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public large and completes stock Of pure
| DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Enbracing all the standard articles, together with
I fnll supply Of s3aF $50 IS aaoa 2
H.e.n.s Magnolia, oamealia Toblet, Lilly White.
3 Cosmetioue pour les Chevenx, Arome Inn
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In Acc1DENr.-On Tuesday night, tlis
Conductor of freight train on the @. ~
G. E. rail road, named Gray. met with
almost fatal accident at the road bridge
west of SeyastopoL by being knocked off
the car by it. He was considerably
bruised, but not fatally injured. This
bridge is a nuisance. and the County
commissioners should see to having it
raised higher. Some twoio or three accisl
dents of this kind. have already occurred
there. 60 s. e. = s ~ 49, =. !
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Rev. J. II. ,MILLKR, a Swedenbor
will preach id this city on the TN, sth
and 9th of Nov. The place will be de-
signated next week.
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hordeesi Parrys has come home from
his ssreceht visit to Minnesota he left his
wife there and will return shortly for
%s5a WS@ sEtEe,9A 81 . fGF8ktt .seEHtaA
her. sseiF4o7a tt8s sc-J u 3&KNzNA TmEan
NMaN EsAsrF-g Rsi
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Information guaranteed to produee = ldSsSSSnt
growth Of hair upon laid he'd or bserdIeoe sfxco
also arsdpa mr. the sEsmDvnf 0f Bmoass. H1nttkse.
Kruptions, etc, the skin, leayine tbs sane eo5
clear, and beautiful, be Obtained without ehrre
ssa9 nf ns THOB. Okeuist -.
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Our friend John s. Hunt received che
first premium on his Buggy at the Coun-
ty Fairsxss& sigx8 H,-T~avrs vgem sda saa
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GOOD BROWN MUsLINS at 10 cents per
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GOOD ALL WOOL CARPETS st IS cts,
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DEsT FRENCH MERINOs, in the market
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The Camp, the Battle Field, and the
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The Hall that is to be built by the
Odd Fellows next Spring is to cost $50
600. .zaassa aas ssa.saa.ssa aAss 1890 -
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Reorganization Of Quaker City Fire
Company took place on last Thursday
evening. Good. .@ss. :sa.gs sasssa
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From the Rev T. D. Fsndall, Assistsss Editor
Chsistisa Chrsnicle, Phiadslphia. 1890 r s
! 1 Ave derived decided benefit from the sss "a
Hoonand's German Bitters, and feel it my privilege
to focoUWend them 48 most valuable TOME 10 al
who ars uoefink lfun general debility from dis
eases arising from derangemeu Of the lysr.r 80
"a 4Fsss,. - Yours truly,
50 #@ e. D. FENDAEL.
From Rev. D. Merrige. Pastor Of Tie Passyunk
Baptist Church, Phiisdei 2hia. lss = So - =
= FsoM the many rsspestabls Recommendation eiveu
to DR.. Hollands German Bitters, was induced 70
give thcn tria After using several bottlea found
them - - fUsd fsmsdy for dstsFits EsFH ssese
skcellent tonic for the stomach.
49, sssks = y. .a1EnkICE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

The Hose Carriage Of Quaker City
Fire Compasys 10 being renodsled by
r.,,.. q 81 ,,&t sassss 40 yEzssasewoo .znE saia
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

Lewis Jones was at the County Fair
with 225 different varities Sf Apples. . 2
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-10-24

MAcsoL1A wArER.-A delightful toilet !article-
dnserior to Cologne and at half the price.