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NOtice.

NFR. D. J. DOYLE became a member Of our
vi firm on the lst inst, the nrm style re-
naming unchanged.
September IL, 1855. sepI7 I'm
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MOficP.
Notice

7 HAVE good EIGHTY SAW PRATT GIN,
i which l will sell cheap. refer to HessrE.
g+slbreatn, Stewart s Co.
Sos n a WRIGHT
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e--D-AA FAAEa kobAtlI W dohEsON'
PIKE & JOHNSON.
Attorneys, C0aEseIl0rs & Solicitors
WASHINGTON. D. @.

THIS hrTn viii prs ctlce in the United States
SlprSrne Court end Court OF Claims, and
will attend to the recOyery OF debts, accounts
aud claims against the Govern msnt or indl-
viduals, aud 70 business before Congress or in
the Departments.
The senior member OF TIE 1rm QRts OF the
memphis Appeal has long been known IN uAe
highest courts Of the country and the junior
hss mad large experience in departmental and
other business duiirg many years OF IN hllo
service in the House aud Senate. They offer
may need them. jy3-sepI0 Iy
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK, 40
City and County of New York. 80
John A. Hardenberg, Second Vice Presi-
dent, and Henry G. Freeman, Secretary OF the
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
New York, being duly sworn, depOse and say,
statement OF the affairs Of the said company I;
that the said Insurance Company is the bona
hde ow ner of at least One Hundred thousand
Dollars OF actual cash capital, invested in state
and United 6tates stocks and bonds, or in
bonds or mortgages Of real estate, unencum-
bered, and worth double the amount for which
the same is moTtgaged, and that they are the
ABOVE described officers of said Insurance
Company, end that the assets have not been
diminished, but havs materially increased
since the date OF above statement.
JOHN A. HARDENBERG.
I'd Vice President.
HENRY G. FREEMAN, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this Ieth
day OF September lS0S. ruoS s,D,rY
Commissioner for Tennessee.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, J
CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, July l, 1885,
I, G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller ofthe Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Globe Mu-
New York in the State OF New York, has
produced TO me satisfactory evidence that said
Company has complied with all the require
ments Of the laws OF the State of Tennessee
imposed on Insurance Companies; and fur
ther certify that II. T. Tonlnnson & Co., Agents
of said Company, has also complied with the
requirements OF the laws of the State, made
and provided In such cases; wherefore, said
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company has
authority to take risks and transact the busi-
ness OF insurance in this State, at Memphis,
Tenn. G, W, BLACKBURN,
BY PLUNKETT,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
H. T. roMLINsoN, MS. JUDAH
H. T. TOMLINEON & CO.,
General Agents for Tennessee, Kissis-
AippA Arkansas and North
Alabama,
No. II Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
ASENTS WANTED-Men OF good character,
integrity and enterprise, can secure Agencies
in the unoccupied territory, by immediate ap-
plieation at the office, 40. ID Madison street,
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LAWYERS.

J.. Q. c. LAMAR. a. y. CLARK.
LAE5AR & CLARK.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
OXFORD. MISS.
an2a La
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FOB SALE.

THOR SALE CHEAP.-The BaT-room Belle
L Memphis" situated on Adams tFeet, oppo-
site WorsHaIn House, with fixtures, counters,
bottles tables and chairs, and counter ia back
room necessary for Restaurant, and with city,
c5unty and State license paid for II months.
q 81 ad sson street. sep39 lw
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FOr Sale.


A SECOND HAND SEVENTY SAW GIN,
j. s. SHAW & CO.,
se14 II 2S3 Secoad street
NOR SALE-One UFKI5HT BOILER AND
Il ENGINE, on iron frame, 4-horse power.
Can 81 Water Tanks, foot OF Madison street.
sepl9
VSOR sALE-PATENT RIG BT.-The Patent
q Right or a newly invented " Lock Guard
for shy state in tho Union can be secured by
RpplIcatiOn to the unde signed. II is useful,
ana will pa active men who engage in Its sale.
One in use at this offios, where those interested
aus hi SAM SHLOSS. Appeal.
UUBERBAN La ND5 AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE OE EASY TEEHs-My lands, 5 miles
east OF the city are Tor ga.e on terms TO suit
parohasers. Tor cash or on any Jirae-from one
30 ten yeSrs, and in any Ccantity-frOnl acres
to SlJ. Ny residence, with nom t4 &c . acres
land, viii 30 sold At : great bargain for cssh,
o. on tus usual terms. Apply 20 myself, on the
premises. or to Roystsr, Treseyant & Co., my
agents, in the city. -
jel7 n. II. EskHENAhT.
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LIABILITIES:

LIABILITIE ES:
l. The amount OF liabilities due
and not due to Banks and other
creditors dividends on policies. 5,eS9 80
2. Losses adjusted and due-None.
8 Losses adjusted and not due.
T. Losses unadju * aeo N
B. Losses in suspense waiting fur. w
ther proOf...-.-..-.-...-.. ..-.......-.
Q. All other claims against the COM
pany estimat atsd.....,.. .........,-. 5000 90
Total Liabilities, exclusive OF Cap
ital Stock, Reinsurance and Re-
serve sl4s,2S 40
The greatest amount Insured in any one
risk, $4,000.
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MARLARp 1. PERKINa,
Attorney at Law
SOLICITOR IN BANKRUPTCY,
Rooms & & Kniekerboaker Building,
l6 MADISON STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
~ Special attention given 10 Internal Rev
enue and Admiralty esses. maA
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WANTS.

ETANTED-As situation as Clerk, by a Young
W man Of experience, in s mercantile house.
Com mauds a good country trade Best e:er-
ence given. address 9 Clerk" MILLER
JONES, "a Front street. Oc4 sEt@
"ANTED TO Exc BANGE.-I have a tract
w OF go Acres OF Land, twelve miles from
Dover, ths county town OF Stewart county,
Tennessee, which desire To exchange fOr city
prJpe-fy \. p. SEbMANS, Attorney.
sc3J 80 second stree, Memphis.
1UANTED-ChRmber BERN aids and Scrubbers ST
w oc2G COM MERiIAL H TEL.
VyANEED-A situation by Reciid r, Nix
w er, Ble1deT and Maker Of Essential Oils
also, q good Salesman Is ROW in the city for an
engagement FOR the ensuing easOn or lsDgsr, II
satis actCrg. Reference OF the firs.-clsss gwen.
Address A. B., a. this once. sep2S ct
SUANTED-By a com petent man, a situation
EF S8 BOOk-Beeper or SalesDan-G Cotton
Rnd Grocery house preferred. The applicant
las be3n engaged in business in Memphi for
twelve yesrs. The best OF city aud country re-
fafances given. Address T., care J. Ii. ksating,
EPPFAL.onics. sell
EKyANTED.-A situation as Book-keeper by
w an experienced business man and thor
eugh accountant. Address B. C., Appeal oftice.
6u2)
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INSURANCE.
STATEMENT of THE CONDITION
or THE-
Globe Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
On the 1Osh Day OF September, 1868

THE name of the Company is the GLOBE
L MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
1t is located in New York.
The amount of its Capital Stock Is 100000
fhe amount OF Capital paid up Is 100000
~. ASSETS:
Cash on on hand and deposited.-..s ll2,OH 0S
Real Estate unencumbered-none
Debts due the Company secured
by mortgage on uneneumbered
Heal Estate, worth 100 per cent.
for...........,. 2s4,S5o 90
secured, loans on O. s. bonds. z, 800 90
Debts due the Company Ior pre-
Agents account.....--................ 2,55s II
Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Comp mpany, per vouchers aocompa-
nyinR, how secured, and rate OF
interest thereon, to-wtt:
Par val. M'rkt val.
U. s. Bonds, 1881
Binds REGISTERED,
IUo1 49,. .......oo Nv &oOyo13 W
u. &. $40 1857
Binds registered,
l041s s.--............-.- 81 yooo 65s1oo o.
registered, iOI7s..4o,Oss 4a,75s %
N. York eoun-
ty stock, regis
tered, l00............. l0,cee l0,ees %
brooklyn City
Bonds register
cd, lUz..-.--....'.- ScuoV Uoroo0 " sSoso7i "
52255o
All other securities,........-.......-. S,Sa O3
Total assets Ofthe Company to jan
1ary l, III ilsS %
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RCARDTEG.

nOARDISG. G.-Furuisaed K oms with Board,
ssp6
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s wEIeET. L D. MEIsIoK. LUXE Z WRIGHT
WRIGHT, kcKISIOK & WEIGHT,

A t t o T u eVs at Law
IH the Kit Williams Block, Nos. q and 4.
4 uP-stairsi Madison street. decT
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PIKE, CHARLES W. ADAKs, L. h. PIKE
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ASENTS wANTED-Men OF good character,
integrity and enterprise, can secure Agencies
in the unoccupied territory, by immediate ap-
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me quarrel was purely personal one and so far as
Can pe learned politics had nothing to do with it.
AS nave remarked before young Hopkins is not
an soated case Martyrs are as plentiful through
out the south as strawberries in season. The smash
ing OF radicals nose, the punishment OF radical
scamp or even the killing OF radical in personal
quarreia tnese are set down the results of rebel
reversed and the radical smashes the nose OF or Kills
his conservative pelghbor we gre told, and the
as he tells 1t, that these things arise nom the lust
evaporation OF loyal heart-that they are merely
the ebullitions OF Uni0nism too powerful for con-
troll. The waters OF pure, unsullied and undecided
patriotism will at times overflow and then an ex
rebel gets smashed or killed. put the blow or blows
down as having been struck in the cause OF the
Union.
The political situation in the South was never be-
fore so interesting but must postpone an account
for another letter.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.


The match game played by these clubs yesterday
at the Union grounds proved to be decidedly tame
and uninteresting affair. There a large crowd
in attendance, expecting, after the display Of We'd
nesday with the Mutuas, that the Irvingtons would
give the Eckfords tight race; but how previously
were they mistaken The Irvngtons were all tout o.
kIter" and by no means did themselves justice,
while the Eckfords, each and oil, played sharply
surely both In the field and at the bat. 1t was ex-
ceedingly dangerous Of course, for the Brookyntes
to attempt any "sky scraping," and the Campbels
we're much az nit at first and pitcher
could be desired Lewis and Mills played pretty
well, but neither OF them they did Wednesday.
IL would be invdious to partcularize the playing OF
the Eckfords but Martins pitching deserves TO be
mentioned, and the veteran Brown at third base
should certainly be remembered as having been par
ticuary good. The score Of the game is az fol-
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scltarME EXHIBITION FOR TIRE PARK.

The Commissioners Of the Park DESTROYS of adding
to Its attractions, have secured the services of the
distinguished savant b. Warehouse Hawkins for
the production Of novel and scientific exhibition.
1t 10 proposed that Mr.. Hawkins will at once enter
upon the task Of preparing life size group Of the
extinct animals that ct former period existed on
the American Continent. The following letter Of the
scientific gentleman TO whom the work has been
entrusted will be- read with Interest,"
DEAR sIR--i have reesvd your favor Of May q pro-
posing behalf Of the for the Central Frk
animals In the grounds under their control where art has
already accomplished much for public pleasure and Inn
The Interest in the remains Of ancient animal life which
wide End ames, romantic in s influence upon the magina-
ton and quite agree with that there can hardly be
clothed In the forms science ventures to define
The restorstions which committed my charge In
Of the kind attempted and their acknow success
both 10 commanding the cordial of scientific
70 hope that similar snterprss may meet with equal
In regard 10 the value of these re.ora,ons to
wsss you are pleased TO refer w9ad say tbs, was s
situation several miles from London, where they only
seses stS.s charge for be e. med
freely open 10 s Nor 90 % recognise BE emnsns
vantages which result from that condition Of popular
n,eligenes for which this country prseminsnfy dsn'
patty Of Tine the .esuSs mem o. &. Tsa State. Carrying
out .s wors very me as o.%s . nmons .b ySs
under such suspicious circumstances foreign county
cs III e s' TH ss.!
devoted my NE confirms your assurances that ne AID
pGs 70 5,s as:s MI s
ndencs, accept the proposal and am prepared 70 sn'"
Ssss highest eoa:a n IE Sssf: f:A
no Aspsrw H. GREEN, Esq. oompsrSi~ Of NE csD'rsl
Para. New York
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OF WEST HOUSTON ST., NEAR THOMPSON, ROOM
~ ia respectable German woman housekeeper In
n enc Qr nriYate family
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LOOK OUT FOR DISEASED MEAT.-The cattle disease
In the West is spreading at q fearful rate. letter
to the Chicago 7s36une from Paxton, Ford county,
Ill., states that the disease. spanish fever broke out
in that county last week, and has proved very de-
structive to horned cattle, from one hundred
died from IL, aud large numbers being sick
at the present time. During the latter part
II May or fore part OF June, Fowler Earll Of La
fayette Ind, received at this place seven or eight
hundred head Of Texas cattle and drove them TO
Benton county Ind, and from the fact that the dis
exists only where these cattle or similar herds
have been fed driven no doubt exists as TO their
having brought 10 with hem tf,htnnof ChsV,atcie
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Matches 20 Como on.

Today-Mutual ". Eckford; Union grounds.
Americas VI. Athlete; fremont. Arctic vs. Irving.
ton Uunors); Mount Morris.
Monday-Mutual Vs. Active; Capitoline. Atlantic
vs.. National, at Albany.
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Base Ball Notes.

II Ia not definitely settled yet as to whether the
Atantics and Haymakers will play on Tuesday.
The representatives Of the Lansingburgers will
meet the Atlsntcs at the national match on Monday
and will make arrangements.
There is to be new club started in Brooklyn.
The game to-day Will be, no doubt, one Of the best
of the season.
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PRAYING FOR vBRDrCT-In O recent important
trial In Boston the had been argued and given
to the Jury, but after long deberaton those honest
men were not able, upon their oahs, to agree upon
Q verdict The law and the evidence plainly de-
handed conviction, and majority so decided, but
O minority long held out for acquittal, and after
many hours OF elaboration and argument the
disagreement seemed as pronounced and radi-
cal as at first. But 1t SO happened that
the foreman OF the jury was pious minister from
q country town, and at this juncture, after argu-
ments and appeals had been exhausted, he aston
ishea his associates with the well Known pulpit
fervently that the jury might agree and that their
decision might be In accordance with right and
justice. The effect was magical. unanimous yer.
dict for conviction was soon agreed upon and the
praying delivered II to the conrt.-sprtn0.
Feld Republican,
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-. 10 2 "a ~ Totals.

Out on bases-Eckford, 2; Irvington. 8.
Foul bound catches Bedford, 8; Irvington,3.
Out strikes -Irvngon, g.
Double play by Nelson, Wood and Allison.
Out fou balls-Eckford,6 8; Irvington, Q.
Umpire Mr. Chapman, Of the Atlantic Club Of Brooklyn.
Scorers Messrs. Watson and Campbell.
Time OF game-Two hours and forty-nve minutes.
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Ak ELIZABETH st., THE WORKING wOMANs
I'D Home-A young lady housekeeper for q widower
objection to one two children Address NJ A. Pr call
aahny
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16

2eMmP mPh1@G@s
With analysis, giving full particulars, fur
nished by sending cent stamp to pay
postage. This pamphlet contains valuable
information. Address
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16

Albany Collars and Linen Button Holes,
Only % cts. per box, at
sept25'6s GRO9SCUP & WILLIS
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16
Dress Goods

TRIMMING AND FANCY GOODS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES& & HANDKERCRIEFs
FINE WHITE GOODS,
BALM0RALSl BALMORALSi
The Cheapest in Town.
HOOP SKIRTS! HOOP SKIRTS
AL kinds--Lowest prices.
PRINTS PRINTS!! PRINTS!!!
Just opened, over 100 styles.
SHAWLs! SHAWLs!! SHAWLS!!!
CLOAKS AND CLOTHS,
Black and Fancy.
You must see them before buying elsewhere.
FLANNELSi FLANNELS!
Red, Grey, White, Blue and plaid.
MUSLIN! MUSLINt
By the yard at Wholesale price, and by the
piece at Bale prices. We can sell you your
Muslin right. Come see it. Checks and
AAohiHeos 1V"olliue, ueSt anu Cnttp OOunter-
panes and Table Linens, nice and fresh at the
lowest prices. Bleached Muslins-all the pop
ular makes, and Pillow Cases Do, at cash
prices.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
You know we sell them cheap. Mems Wear
Anything you want for every day, better, best,
good, nice and cheap. Come look at them
Come early and see our goods. We have mary
special bargains you can get by calling soon.
Those Jovin's Kid Gloves-anotner lot just re-
ceived, at the same We sold you the last
Opening every day hereafter for the Fall trade
goods from New York and Philadelphia,
which cannot be exeelled, and We will give
you big bundle for little money. Plenty
of light to look at cur goods, and none allowed
to go away dissatisfied. Now is the time to
buy, and at the cheapest store, which is
GARRISON & WOCDRUFF'S
COMMERCE STREET,
Bridgeton, N. J.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16
Offer To Any One.

l Offer To Any One,
ONE BARREL AT TON RATES
So persons may be their own judge of its
qiality and value. My Pamphlets will not be
filed up with everybody's letters, but will
SIMPLY state the manner the Phosphate is pre-
pared. Original letters from uninterested
parties, that speak in the highest terms of it
nay be seen by calling at the office of the
w OrkS
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16
ATTENTION LADIES !!

J. F. & c. M. Storey, wish to inform the ladies of
Bridgeton and surrounding country, that we have
removed store few doors above our former place
known the old Potter residence, where we are
prepared to supply our customers, aud all who may
favor US with their patronage with everything in the
latest styles in the Millinery and Notion line, al
the lowest prices. All orders entrusted to our care
prompty attended to, and work executed in neas
TO style, quality and price of our goods. 1hosewho
patronze us may rely being suited at lower rates
none but the best hands, and dssppointmepts or
delays allowed. All earnestly invited to ca Il
and satisfy themselves that what We ssYis true
Abf3f
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16
A Rare Chance.

A good Wheelwright wanted to take shop good
stand, and plenty OF work, both light and heavy, a
single or married man. A good shop for wood work
and painting. Inquire at Mr.. Jones' store
Lower Pttstown, Salem County, NJ.
iulyg4,3fu
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16

THE MANUFACTURER,
GEORGE L. BROWNING,
No. 20 Market Street, Camden, N. j.
The following is copy of an orgininal letter re
Is ~, ~ browning Scores OF others testify tying
if necessary. o ~ e''en
,,n c1 Bridgeville, Del. June I'd, 1868.
Mr. GEORGE L. Browning,
Dear oir:-Ine phosphate bouo hit of Won last fall
T lU1 fas exceeded my highest expectation
upon IL or hteen years, beside it has had corn upon
II a.most every year, and it is what we term land
worn out and also the wheat was scwn last October
Persons living here all their davs sav tbov rarar
thought wheat would have grown SO banasomeIv
WIN sucn small Quantity of super phosphate as 200
lbs. 70 oie acre gentleman living here ali the
Gays OF ns Is e land his father an old citizen who is
n,h pbS, acres having used Moro Philips, Goes,
pausli2 ioaus, Wahnns' and other fertzers) put
the gram IN or me, and he saws he never used and
saw super pnusphate act better nor produce what
your super phosphate has done. An old citizen
NJ ny I ts tnls iarm for 40 years, informed me
thai waanout the phosphate l would not have had
grain more than six to eight inches high now it is
enIee get ngn, and all out in head. As for garden
.rucA wouia not be without it at five times the
ee, e., nays used What little had left over from
last ia', and the barrel has been onened all winter;
and ltls remark ed every iay hy gen tlernan mere.
that ne never saw things grow so rapid never did
III my iue, ano all owing to the phosphate. My
aaugnaer planted cucumber seed last Friday evening,
e sla1 h ' , i WIS morning, June 3D. all were up
Octoper would sooner do without almost any thing
y Respectfully Yours,
..o,. GEORGE cAMM.
Best Limo OF Paper Collars in Town,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16
Notice OF Co-spareasersssig,.

The undersigned announce TO the public that they
have purchased the Steam Saw and Planning Mill Of
j. g. Meder Co., and entered into Copartnership
under the firm Of Paun Conover Co., in the Ium-
Der business. We are prepared to sell all kinds OF
Lumber, and contract for building the most rea-
sonable terms. Having combined the Lumber busi-
ness with the Steam Saw and Planning Mill, we are
enabled TO accommodate all who may favor us with
their patronage. NORTON L. PAULLIN,
LEONARD CONOVER,
April 10th, 1868 JOSEPH A. CLARK.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16

Mr. Lester Sexton, wholesale merchant of so
years, in milwaukee, one of the most reliable and
careful men in the state, says. under date
MILWAUKEE Wis, Jan. "a, 1885,
MEssRs. G. G. CLARK Co., New Haven. Conn
Both myself and wife have used Goes Dyspepsia
Cure, and it has proved perfectly satisfactory as
remedy. have no hesitation in saying that we have
received great benefit from its use.
Very respectfully,
fSigned) LESTER SEXTON.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16

YELL W PIN
BILL TIMBER.
u On hand and cut at the shortest notice.
AJ- Address Orders to
GARRISON, GILLINGHAsl& 3 Co,
MayS'6S Camden, N. j.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16

1868. 1868.
NEW FALL GOODS!
OPENING OF
FALL AND WINTER
Dry Goods !!
SHEP PARD & RISON
Are now opening large stock of
Dress Goods !!
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
POPLINs, MERLNoEs, ALPACAS,
QUEENS CLOTHS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, &c.
BROCHA STA WIS,
Single and Double Blanket Shawls,
BLACK TELLA SHAWLS,
Children's Gay Plaid Shawls,
DOMET AND WOOL FLANNELS,
All Grades.
Red, Gray and Blue Twilled Flannels.
BLEAcHED & BROWN TABLE LINENS,
BLEA CHED AND BROWN MUSLINs.
Bleached and Brown Canton Flannels,
CALICOES, 6, 8, 10 and 12 cts.
SHIFTING CHECKS C. STRIPES,
BED TICKTNG-ALL GRADES.
Ticking warranted to hold Feathers.
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
BLACK AND FANCY CLoAKINes,
A large stock of
CLOTHS C CASSLMERES.
Ladies Balmoral and Hoop Skirts,
GENTS AND LADIES
MERINO UNDER WEAR,
JovINs KID GLOVES,
Gents and Ladies' sizes,
GENTS HOSIERY,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Collars,
LADIES' HOSIERY,
Gloves, Handkerohiefs and Collars,
Children's Hosiery,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Collars
WOOL BLANKETS,
WOOL BLANKETS,
Wool Yarn, Wool Hosiery and Gloves,
UMBRELLAS, CABAS,
And full line of notions, for sale cheap for
Cash at
SHEP PARD & ISON'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
COMMERCE. STREET,
Bridgeton, N. J.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16

Best Line OF Paper Collars in Town,
sept25-ss :
West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16
BANK STREET ACADEMY.

DANK st. Academy will open its Fall session G
~ Monday, September 7th 1868, under the care
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West-Jersey pioneer., 1868-10-16

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people, Wnat IS the verdict of the masses Hea.