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SoroftssiunaI iFutitrs.

DR ELLIOTT, Occulist, Physician, ana
~ Ophhse surgeon f practice o. bis profession A.
h. Office No. a3i Folrthare.
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
Dd STRUCTURE yARICOCELB HEhORRHotDS FlSICLA
tie moe obseure Pelvic Yles under the eEe's
control EDWARD H. DIXON VI D. Edtor Of The SeaoL Olee
AL Il 3 evening" At Dr. De rssissses
No a fhh.ays.
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Fifty per cent retained by law by United
States treasurer -of0''so 80
Total IT, s. Bonds reed on 2cO miles t4,16Ol0OO
Interest on same for month at per cent N'SOO W
Excess for month Of Oct, retained by U. s.
Treasurer 70 meet Bonds al maturity .AB,s58 70
Which contributes rate sufficient 20 meet The IIln-
esp Of these Bonds about 10 years. or II years before
maturity.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad earned the
frSt week in December:
1865 900 to3, 900 Inc-.-.-- t3l.So4
H. So cto+ n n
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A GENTLEMAN Of industry and some means
~ drng an Interest IN RIAL ESTATE BUSINESS ~ years
established NAV address Box No 584 Posto Once New iort
NOR SALE-A BUTTON and SCALE FAC
TORY particular knowledge required CaA between ~ Aui
O'Clock eVsnysiIthst. ser Third-ave
M. SINGER offers for SALE all his interest
i. In the SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, together with
an b Eugsh Sewing Machine Patents With his right Of
eTenson-u fact all bis vast Interest Ia Sewing Machine Business
and Machine Inventions 10 the present date FOR particulars
inquire Of b. HAwLBY NO q Finest, Y City Nov 1901
COAP FACTORY.-Fo SALE cheap, or 20
- RENT SOAP FACTORY ooHiaan all the various implements
soap apparatus &c sold separately together
Inauire 81 the Saloon No l4t Est Broadway.
XVANTED-A young Man with $4,000 capt.
w M take az eres; for Eve aud the culture OF
Island plantation Of The heathe locations
Sties The hes. Of reference 70 moral shs'T 70
oud lie tobacco form. drink liquor ~
lind pon language Address ENTERPRISE Tribune OHes
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Situutiuns SIanttS Snnalts.

A NUMBER of well recommended German IAN
~ Girls ant f GENERAL HOUSEHOLDS &c a. Mrs
LOVES Institute Ion ernsn Servants No u near ho~e
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sdp @unita.

A GENTS WANTED-A Christmas Gift. SIX
"A Steel Pera q rnHaneas Anere.a l1e,
ly JIarrrt Eeecher stowe the Rev. IL W. Bellows, MIS- M -
Vaughan Dr. Bruckstt and others IN Monans ork ,ue
Wa b.dsouss bound caored cloth and Turkey morocco ons
oseR be price uslag charged for such books hod on ~ eI
Apps 70 Zger Cur % Publishers w Areh a. rli19el n.
GOOD CHANCE for AGENTS.-Send
~ stamp Circular 20 Box 40. 22i Danbury Conn
GOOD BOOK COMPOSITIONS WANTED, at
W The STEREOTYPE FOUNDERY, No p Neg ChambeIs-st
iT0 ADMINISTERING sold nearly 72,0o99 OF
4 "JOUNSONs FAMILY ATLAS" OfrT another STANDARD
WORK Address A. JOHNSON Box No. 1851. NeSiork, OF
g. 4 A. @ ROWE Box No 2,40S, Cleveland, ONO
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9rntistru.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
~ ibs snshs.e o. nitrous sTds sdnnr hs
approved By The medical profssae % so but kA
THAT TEETH isd they certainly Dc that WITHOUT FANS
i,Ooe pansss testify See 1ss ssss - ns 'a'a !" weep"
sN,akA
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Sort a1IarS.n's no!itr.
CHILL

TROUBLE IN CONGRESS ABOUT TIE LETTER
FROM EX-MINISTER BARREDA-BAD RAlTH
OF TIE CIILIANs WITH THEIR ALLIEs-TIiE
PURCHASE OF TIE DUNDEBBERG AND IDAHO
EXPOsED-AN EARTHQUAKE AT SEA.
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slctts. aanats, DC.

CTOVES.- ORIENTAL IMPROVED BASE
- BURNIs0 HEATER AND SiOVES-We have on hand az lLe
tuA busrr. economical Ia fc.; powerful heater e,a ore 81 to
uot perfect o-er,d plhh Also CAS- n r
Loo. HALL. HEATING, snd C0OkIfG sn9s 81 i5Ae2hs
s,at EN- market r. L J. MOWBRAY, No " Nsey-st, opposite
Washington MtrAet
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fnrritart.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNlIHKE OF
g.. 80 f,rtrr, 80 solid ChustHgt WsnHg Cham
her suites paia I'D Ornamental H. r. FAkkSGIOAs 40 Jos
C...l-.. oppsute oose Established lbs1
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Situations G7lanitS- -ggaIts.

- =, ,t
a GOOD CHANCE TO get good HkLF[slan
~ ,nd vile want SITUATIONS 10 Arespeciabe iii o9n a.
s,e+ u7e ard ing Lave lived ether T me last zen
vess; good reference ANAL wages Address AfFLIOA'4 4
Ofce. -----
A BAR-TFNDERs SITUATION wanted 6y
a Young active ard reliable fully s0nfenRl VIZ.
ofar tender: fncess reiereuees Appy or sfr '. ''
LANES NcCIHCHY Yo f27 Foueerthst over tne Noe
4 SITUATION wanted as CLERK OF COPY
a ISL by q Young fly Oupetent with No. 'e''''
Address hI four dave y. \. T., Tribune vhce.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEItOhD.
REPORTED for THE TRIBUNE for the iceek sahg Heahe'ouy
Dec. II, 1861.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
a., I.l5 sun Sets... Az Moon Rises .....6 70
s,udy 805 GoVs Island 8So Hell oats ''..l0io
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M;hital.
grrtiug.
I9mbI. jl1antils

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place IN the
w cy purchase Marble as Of The sies' aes 81 =, T
rree. st EIABBRS Marble Works No l3 kas' tTheenaI
b.a III ri Asus 10 toe country GU .a' e-s
NyARBLEIZED SLATE MANTLLS, half the
w yrss 81 Marble. send ior catalogue ..
80 Cos Sizthave between Thhyfhh and Ilft-siE'h'''
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liGiStnN iNoiitts.

THyA,rHER, OrcK Nav YoRE NEw HAVEN RAuHoAo Col
- Fcgr,sve sni went. etrrfhst Nrv-iork Dee q ltI
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT from
~ ofth past mouths on e CAPITA oi9St o. te
Comptay free % OoTtmeni tar las been decea pJAe Wv
stocI holders o and Aher Jan. z, 1893 n
me Transfer Books cosr from and amer o'clock n Dee
Il Sfa ipuaug Jan 1904 JOHN SHELIOH, Ireasr
GENERAL OFFICES BHIK RAILWAY CosPAsI
No. WKsI NEw-ioKE Dee 4 lVo. =
DTVTDEND.-The Directors of the Erie Rail
w,r Copapr have declared Dividend The Preferred soek
from u. earnings road oT tie 100 Of SEWN fB CENI
the Government taI on hONDAl W W. ua o.
be1t At the Ohc Espee TO She Registered hoAe
stock a the closing Of ht books =. ,- 49,, 81. A..
et p sd reopen JshsAy 1903 BY onier Of the Board
"" 1880 - HORArIO \. OTIS Secretary.
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email parcels 10 the trade
SUGARS-Raw Sugars move slowly, and the market
cannot be quoted az than dl2c for fair 10 good
Refining though tins Is below the views of the majority
of sellers we note sales Of l72 hhds at 10 ql3c for Cuba
and 1T5 boxes Havana at i2aI5c by auction Al boxes
Havana at 100 Refined steady at l6a0l6ac for
SEEDs-A limited inquiry for Clover Seed at lie. for
Old and l2c New. Timothy Seed Is quiet at 81 500
A. 70 Rough Flax seed is dull at ~ 40.
TAIIOW-The demand is good but the market Ia
lcVer sales Of qOOOO at 10! altc for common 10 prime
WHISKY-The market IL unsettled; sales OF % dds
yUesfa natg
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OTSics OF DUBUorE AND Sioux CIR R R Co.
NEW YoEK. NoY - 1901
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER
~ CENT Government tax has this day been declared on tss pre-
fd ot PAYABLE 3lst 81 December 1891 al the one, OF
NO. Jessup Co. u Pnest, the bodsrs Of sane
yed At closing The transfer books will be closed on hs
M rorimo and reopen "a of Janusry 1903
wv f 4. II. BOOTH. Treasurer.
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Oyyicg ~ rnr E1EcrrfvE BotsD NEhcr,Nr. Lhl'N}
ErrHEss CoHrASr. AuBrhN. y. T.. Dec !. eol >
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the An
p,si Fiction ff Trustees Il this Company III - bed ~ 90 90"
- acs ~ IN. Companv 10 81 Auburn, H. On TIksDAl
december n 1867 between the hours o. ~ and 10 49,
1s Trr,fer loats will be- closed IUlhhDAi Drcsnhf ~
t oeoe o m and reopeued WEDNESDAY. December H. l ~
Il ''"'A No. ~ j. n. REAPP. Secretary.
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3inantial.

OTTicE or PscfVc Man sTsAS1HP co, (
HEw.Y0HE Noverhef p. 1901 2 . e'oes p NJ
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the IN
~ ,peror. Of Election or directors q THIS CuPsnI h''as &
,rei rh inunctous Courts, prohibits then l De- ls4
e-eon have accordingly Psipauei The ',d eee"s uau
hour ~ u and H. AZ -e
C.tau.rv', one FHEnEKfk BILLINGS. J
ISAAC TAYLOR lnfpecior
STarE OF TENsEssgs. toHrrsorE,' oTTcs,I
EAsHyLLE. Dec 5. lCl
THE INTEREST on the Public Debt 0l tie
sste of rg Due on he ii dT ~ 5snndff Ioa VI"
b. paid a. tie National Biut q bs til u W l9
~ q. " BLACKBURN. CasrirolT.
sT4TE ~ liiIyois. TlfEtsuHEKs OygeEi
fPrfssrfrib. Hor. -. l-o1.
TNHE INTEREST which viii become due on
fr.t NeBiJ % January les upos eI = hs si-. 81 ~
b. kstionsi bsuh ~
N the Gu h. th 2 sl insla,lxs - IhAss -
" ~ GEORGE ". SMITH. sists frvssnrst
VNUE ANNUAL MEETING of the WORLD
MUTUAL LIPE INSURANCE COMPANi for us Ebert - 81 "
Directors viii b. l,d - be COMPANY 90 MhpN,uAi
H. is Isg7 =, hi i noon NE poll u b. f. one h"nr
W. ~ '' G. ". PLtBk. Ssrrrtsry.
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AFTERNOON PROVISION MAEkET, oCLo,Ck'-Ihne
ofTeripgs. for Mess s2l 80 bid, cash and regular
PETROLEUM-There Is very little doing IN either
Crude or Refined, aod prices are trlne weak We
quote ~r,o,,
Crude 401i7 grtvtyl In bulk .'....''Y gallon iei9,
bbs. 10 np3
Refined bond Ol0tesl Prime Mght straw 10 White I4d2t
(llO STANDARD White 70 dI5i
DtlSs., ~ Nh W. ........... s. % IS
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
FEATHER RENOVATOR.
Having purchased the right for the use of

RICHARD B. FITHIAN
Having purchased the right for the of
o. J. PenneJps Patent Feather Renovator,
tory manner. 1t has been acknowledged to be one
of the most success sful Patents in the country 1t is
now in operation in Burlington, Mercer and Cumber-
land countless aud is giving general satisfaction. We
venture predict that it never will be txcelled for
II proves be exactly what all conditions and quail
ties feathers, from entirely new, to old and much
worn need to render them perfect age quality
and condition will admit of their beng made.
The cleansing is done entirely by steam By this
process all moths destroyed the feathers cleansed,
the fbres relieved their matted position, giving
a bed astonishing increase in bulk, often
than one half; also removing all disagreeable scent
which is so common to new feathers, and relieving
them from all liability to moths, by the removal of
all gumnly and glutinous matter from the quill.
THE RENOVATOR CAN BE SEEN IN OPERATION
In the Stone Building, Of Broad and Atlantic
streets, Bridgeton.
TOWNSHIP RIGHTS FOR SALE
Apply to RICHARD B. FITHIAN,
Corner of Broad and Atlantic Sts
Brdgeton n. j.
Beds will be called for renovated and returned the
same day. by leaving orders at the building. corner
Of Broad and Atlantic streets, or at Dare Tonkins'
Refreshment Saloon, Second door from the Post
Office. PRICE-Two Dollars per Bed.
REFERENCES.
| We, the undersigned, having had beds renovated
by o. j. PennelPs Patent Feather Renovator, find
them to be done satisfaction, and do cheerfuy
recommend those having beds to renoyae, to call at
Richard B. Fithians Renovating Establishment,
EDWIN M WARE, Bridgeton.
| EDWARD s. WALKER, Bridgeton.
FRANKLIN FERGUSON, Burlington.
LEWIS J. BARKER, Bridgeton.
JAMES B. FERGUSON, Bridgeton.
| Sept20-6t
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
GINGHAMS.
Nice and Good, fast colors, only IL cents.

New Goods arriving daily. Our goods
are so cheap they sell themselves.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25

SAVE MONEY.
AT THE NEW STORE OF
z. FLETCHER JACOBS,
(Shoemaker's New Building,)
Commerce Street. opposite Hon. J. T. Nixon's office,
Bridgeton, N. J.
In buying BOOKS
of all kinds, such as School Books, Bibles, Hymn
Books Prayer Books, Religious Books, Note Books,
novels, Chdrens Books endless variety. And a
Splendid Assortment of
STATIONERY VERY CHEAP.
Twenty different kinds Ladies' Note from H. 15 1s,
sG y q cents per qaire- White envelopes to match
pack Buff envelopes at 4 s. TO- 49, Is, II, Is, 20
cents per pack. All kinds of letter and foolscap
paper at 22, 25, 80, SO, 80 cents per qure. And
MUSIC.
We have continually on hand above 5000 pieces of
popular music and are receiving orders from the
city and country every day for music that we may
not have on hand. ALI the publications of New
Music received as soon as issued.
PIANOS,
10 per cent. lower than manufacturers list pr,ces
PERFUmERY.
We have the largest stock in Cumberland county,
from a ounce to pint of Bazin's best Extracts.
Toilet Powder.
Laird's Bloom of youth, Hagan's Magnolia Balm,
Hunts Court Toilet Powder, Theatre Pearl, Magnolia
FANCY SOAPS,-all kinds of Fancy Soaps from the
best manufacturers, 1st, I'd and Sd class.
FANCY GOODS
in great variety Ladies' and Cents Cabas, Ladies
Of scsss Pooke BOOKS po
thing in the line. PICTURES AND PICTURE
FRAN ES-A very fine and we'll selected assortment
OF Oval Frames, Gilt first and second quality Rose-
wood q Walnut. Square Frames made to order ai
once, and finished as neatly as in cities. sfs a
Toolri IN oCass Plate for old frames ALWAYS hand
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
THE best work for canvassers in the market. Send
for Descriptive Circular, which is sent free ap-
plication.
MACKENZIES UNIVERSAL ENCYCLOPEDIA,
MACKENzIE'S TO- 600 RECIPES.
The best book of the kind in the world. Edited by
men OF known ability, professors and physicians in
the best colleges IN the country. Every body needs
it, and it meets with rapid sale New edition ready
October Is, 1867. The best article upon Bees and
their Management ever published, will be in the new
edition, written by E. s. Tupper, of iowa, the most
successful aparsn in the West. Article upon Farm
ing Implements, complied from the report of Hon.
John Stanton Could President N Y. State Agrlcul
tural Society This article explains the best Mowers,
Reapers, &c. of the present day 1t is invaluable to
Farmers; This is the book for Agents and Canvas
sers. Liberal discounts made them. Article upon
Domestic Medicine, by the Professor of Hygiene In
the University of Pennsylvania Cooking, Presery-
ing, Photography, Wines and Liquors, Rlnderpest-
Everything is to be found in this work. and it has
been pronounced 1.-The hest secular book in the
world" The Michigan Reporter says, Aug IL " 1t
is the most extensive and reliable work OF the kind
ever printed" The Rural American of New York,
says, Aug. 4, 1867: 1t is the most important farming
book ever issued"
r. ELLWOOD ZELL & CO., Publishers
No II and 10 S. Sixth street, Philadelphia
Oct. II, ,67-1m
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
A. 9. HALL,
West Avenue Nursery,
VINELAND, N. j.
DPICE TICT EnP FAIT 0E 1oeT

west avenue Nursery,
vINELAND, N. j.
PRICE LIST FOR FALL OF 1867.
Packing will be done in the best manner, CHARGING
PURCHASER COST OF MATERIAL. will deliver Goods at
our Railroad Station, Express Office, without
charge. My terms are CASH.
APPLE TREES.
First-class, 5 to f, , 8 yrs old, SIS % 100
Dwarf Apple, s5 p 100
PEAR TREES.
Standard Trees, to feet. zoe. each $55 p 100
Dwarf Trees, yrs old, frstcass, 45c 40 . 100
CHERRY TREES
Standard, 2 yrs, to feet, 50c. each, S45 p 100
PEACH TREES.
Fine, SIS "a 100
PLUM TREES.
6oc. each, s55 q 100
10000 CONCORDS-15,O 900 CLINTONS.
GRAPE VINES.
DELAWARE
One year, No. l, IS per doz, $50 per 100
CONCORD
One year, No.! !, $40 2 100 100
Two years. 80 . 100
HARTFORD PROLIFIC.
One yeaf, No. l, sle . 100, sl25 per 1000
RODGERS HYBRID.
Nos ], 3, 4. Is, 10, &c.
One year, No. /, $6 per ioz., $40 per 100
DIANA.
One year, No l, 81 per doz., $50 per 100
IONA AND ISRAELLA.
One year, Mol, 50 per doz. $50 per 100
IVES SEEDING.
One year, Mol, $50 per 100
CLINTON.
One year, very fine SIS per 100
CURRANTS AND GOOSEBERRIES.
RASPBERRIES.
Philadelphia, $50 per 100
BLACKBERRIES.
Lawton, S3 per ioo $50 per 1000
Wilson's Early, so per 100
Kittatinny, 80 per 100
STRAWBERRIES.
Albany (Wilson's), 6oc per 100, S. per 1000
And several other good varieties
aS- Grape Wood Wanted. Samples Grape Vines
sent at hundred rates.
Purchasers are invited TO examine my stock.
AS. HALL, Vineland, N. j.
Oct. ll.'67tf tost Office Box 165
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
LATEST FROM EUROPE


= ~" DnA uooDo olohE.
:
AHEAD OF ALL
nopr Npw coon,
THAN ANY HOusE IN TnwNi
Keen go;no for Tho H. ""
Ghean Goods
"AAN VI NN inAo DAi
20 Handsome popiins.
20 GO Rich Plaid.
Dr.oz ,D.o,
DhACA ALfACAo,
That can't be beat, from 25 cts to ST..
pleases the people.
Long anu square Gh;1S.sn,s snswis, ss. .u,.
At the lowest prices.
BRocHA LONG sHAwLs.
Some. real genuine, from SIS to $40. Look
at our Shawls-rich and elegant--all prices.
When you come to town, the place to save
money is at the
CUPS BUILDING.
has, vS an LUIS 'io Th.t s., " 90 X
is yery cheap.
DAACh Moo ny tNu oooDo.
1ia0k anu uIay Iv"s DH-"'s-
a. 'n' ~" ''''''' A0oA - 0u' ''O0A'
woo,n>, ,oo1,
WOOLEN dOODO.
Hoods Hoods to oGn'sfl fit ail-all the new styles.
Go where they keep big stock.
BLACK SILKS.
gu. sls sa1 for gs and s 81 warranted s ss P.ss ss
Store,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
937 NEarklam(i's 237
CHEAP SToRI,

SsB1 SsSFKlGMO 9 XS1
CHEAP STo7 I,
2S7. SOUTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. 237.
Undershirts and Drawers $500 per doz- and up.
/" 's 80 cts. pair and up.
We are now receiving from the manufacturers and
the Philadelphia and New York auctions, a full and
complete stock of Merino Shirts and Drawers, Wool
Hoods, Shawls Sontags, Nubias, Hosiery &c.
We have on hand full stock of Knit Zephyr Goods,
which we have had made under our own superinten-
dence suitable for ladies' misses and children, which
we will sell less than jobbers' prices, buy for
cash and sell cheap tor the same.
To the Ladies who do their own Knitting; We have
laid in of the largest stocks of Zephyrs and Ger
n,aniown Wool, OF very superior make, and of all
the desirable shades and coors which can be found
in the city, which will sell, wholesale and retail,
tthe lowest possible prices. Dontforget TO call and
examine our stock of Fall and Winter Goods
MARKLAND'S,
237 South St, above Second, Philadelphia
Hoop Skirts Hoop Skirts We have an immense
stock for Ladies', Misses and Children.
ChiIdren's, 10 cents each and upwards.
Misses rs 8"
Ladies', 60
MARKLAND'S,
my 31-tf 2S7 South street, above I'd Phllada
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
G a r P q T I N G s.!

R.PETIN GS!
J. r. DELACRoIX,
No. 81 South Second Street, Philadelphia,
Has received per late arrivals large and varied
sortuent of J. Crossley Sons BRUSHES Carpetings,
New Desigps Also a large line of Three Ply extra
super and fine Ingram Carpeungs, Cottage and Rag
Carpet Oil Cloths Shades, etc. whick will be sold at
greatly reduced prices. Wholesale and Retail,
J. T. DELACROIX,
81 South Second St, between Market Z Chestnut,
Octll.8m-W Philadelphia.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
To HOusekeepers---Take
Notice.

You are respectfully invited to call at
GRAHAM'S CARPET STORE
and examine new assortment of
OIL CLOTHS,
lust received. Now IS the time to buy your STOVE
OIL CLOTHS for the coming winter, as you can se-
ect from a larger assortment and greater variety of
patterns than later in the have OIL Cloths
of all descriptions viz: Entry, Table, Step and Floor
Oil Cloths, which can dispose of at low price.
Carpets of al varieties, Window Shades, Door Mats
Boston Carpet Chain, &C.
A3rPlease give call
Sept 6,67-3m j. R. GRAHAM. p
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25

BLACK SILKS.
Choice Figured Silks.
Plain Silks
Silks for young and old, warranted not to
cut. Buy your Black Silks at the Peoples
Store.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
As- DEPARTMENT FOR CUSTOMER WORK.
AGENTS FOR OILED CLOTHING.
Oct 4,67Iy

DAINTS for Farmers and Others. the Grafton
Mineral Paint Co. manufacturing the
BEST cheapest, and most durable paint in use; two
coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed OIL will
last 10 or 10 years; it is Of light brown beautiful
chocolate color, and be changed to green, lead,
stone drab, olive cream, suit the taste of the
consumer 1t is valuable for houses, barns, fences,
carriage and carlnakers, pals and wooden-ware ag-
ricultura implements, canal boats, vessels and ships
bottoms, canvas, metal and shinge roofs ut being fire
and water proof floor oil cloths Zone manufacturer
having used 5000 bbls the past year, and a paint
for any purpose is unsurpassed for body durability,
elasticity, and adhesiyeness Price Sc per bb of 800
lbs. which will supply farmer for years to come
Warranted in all above. Send for circular,
which gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded in trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint.
Address DANIEL BIDWELL,
Oct. 11.'67-6m 254 Pearl Street. New York
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25

NO SO NORTH SECOND STREET, below Arch,
East side, where it will be aim to keep in store
such goods only as we have every confidence will
give satisfaction toon customers We VIII not par
ticuarize the kinds or descriptions of goods,
est Pl ices" &c. We have that confidence in onr
customers that they have sufficient Judgment and
intelligence to compare price and qualify, and will
romise that we will try to deserve the reputation
we have abored for and gained at our old location,
in
Respectfully,
GEORGE C. TOWNSEND,
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West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
FARMERS, WIVES,
NJ . IT Z @ 4 IT H Z 81:
A LARGE STOCK OF
Bankrupt Goods
10 ho bv
5l7 North Second St,

PHILADELPHIA.
Consisting in part of
DRESS FABRICS OF DIFFERENT KINDS,
Delaines, Lawns, Calicoes, Lenos,
Mohairs, Alpaccas, and fine goods,
Ginghams, Towelings, Flannes, Muslins, Table
Linens. &C., also, Hosiery in great variety, Linen
Handkerchiefs, Shirt Fronts Spool Cotton Balmoral
Skirts.
Also, goods for Men and Boys Wear, Linens and
Woolens. BY calling early they be examined at
our store, No 517 North Second Street. Philadelphia.
JOHN MOORE& CO.,
N. B-These goods were taken back by firm in
his city for debt and were sold to us very cheap.
Please call and examine. j. M. & Co.
July e,'67
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25
Ana ABOUT
Is acres of Herd Grass Meadow.

The improvements good Dwelling House.
nearly new, two stories high good barn, so by go
feet part of which new. and the old part repaired
a good wagon house, two wells of excellent water,
three apple orchards, of choice and selected fruit
peach hard pear and plnm trees ounce and other
fruit The farm is in good state of cultivation,
easy of tillage and well fenced, is in pleasant and
healthy neighoorhood convenient to markets,
schools and churches of various denominations,
bengS miles from Salem, and from Hancock's
Bridge, where there is good market for all kinds of
grain. He also offers for sale two lots of meadow
the west side of the water at the side OF
The above described farm. the one containing about
Is acres. the other about so acres of Herd Grass
meadow. If not previously sold at private sale, 1t
will be sold at
PUBLIC SALE,
On Saturday, October 26th, 1867,
In front of the Court House, in Salem.
The above property, or any part thereof, will be
shown to any person desirous of seeing the same,
application to the subscriber, residing on the said
farm
JONATHAN BRADWAY.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-10-25

HAIR REsT0RERs.
large variety-Hall's, Rings, Sterling's,
AMBR0SiA.
Burnets Cocaine Levies,
London Hair Color, &c.
PERFUMERY & COLOGNE WATER,
of the very best made.
CHOICE WINES & BRANDIES,
BITTERS
for Tonics during the warm weather.
Try our MUSCATELLE s. GERMAN WINES.
Don't forget our
CREAM SODA WATER & SYRUPS,
Fine Confectionery & Fruit.
OUR SEGARS
are none but the best to be had, by tbs box or
single one.
Pipes & smoking Tobacco
can be procured cheap.
OUR FLAvnRINa ExTRACTs-LIoUID,
We have
Cod Liver OIL
of a superior quality-being agents for Will
sons, Shines, Bakers s. Quern's Jelly--all of
the best and recent
MEDICAL PREPARATIONS.
OUR COSMETICS.
TOILET and e.
FANCY SHAVING SOAP,
TOILET POWDERS,
and LIQUIDS
give universal delight
FINE RAzoRs, KNIVES AND scEzzoRs,
POCKET BOOKS,
and DRINKING CUPS,
are carried away daily, with
SATCHET POWDERS,
and sEDLITz POWDERS,