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Exit COY.

BRowNLOw, the Governor, has signi-
fed it his pleasure to vacate the field Of
political strife in Tennessee, on the 18th
inst, and as Senator, retire to the more
congenisl Washington, where recently
WADE and BUTLER proved themselves
fit companions OF his Reverence, by
leading in scenes the most offensive to
dignity and good breeding that have ever
transpired in Congress. In anticipation
Of his departure We breathe freer. Hsh
the ire-brand Of the State and the very
backbone Of RRdicAlism. Bad at heart,
full Of political hate, INSCRIPTIONS in
the use Of abuse, mslevolent to the
point of pure deviltry, we can well spare
him, and say that nothing half so well
becomes him SIS this taking off. We
pity Washington.
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his amendment providing that not more
than $4,000 900 OF currency shall be con-
veFted Ia any q month.
The Senate then voted on the drst
clause OF the amendment offered by Mr.,
Williams, limiting the amount OF con-
traction 10 =, 900. 600 a month, which
was rejected, all the Senators present Vo-
ting 10 fhs regetive, except BgekalsW,
Cattel', Davis. Davis, Dixon, Hendricks,
Howe, R)ss, Patterson Of Tennessee and
Williams.
Tie Senate took = recess until 1850 pm.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate resssemblei at 7:SO and
resumed the consideration Of the river
and hstbor appropriation bill. Oae of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by the commit
tee was to strike cut the appropriation Of
$3.50, 900 towards completing the Louis
vile and Portland canal.
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View Hors Market.

!" AOE1 AAkhFAcAs
NEW YORK, February I2.-Cottou duh and
lower. Sa.es 200 bales; Uplsnds 3Oc. Flour
So t596 40. Whisky nOminslly unchanged.
sice Gull Cone9 nrm, sugar excited; Cana
New Orleans 759TSc. Wheat dull, and a tribe
lower. Corn dub; Western 92c9I Is.
Dry Goods-Tae market is generally un-
changed.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. February 70 Cotton steady
Middlings 81 sa IS to-day 800 bales. For the
week 50.t50. Rsceipts to-day 5625. Fer the
week 29,ole. Stoc1 l5i,O69 Gold $50. Sterling
z6XG47. Commercial $685.. New York
signt &c discount FIOar quiet bat firm. SUI
pernns 50 81, Xxx 81 -, XXX 81 90. Corn
scarce at $50 5c. Oats d5m al zoe. Bran firm
81 ~. Hay scarce and firm prime SB 20. PORK
dull; he ut SSl Is. Bacon, Josbing; shout
90%@2g4, keg 22%gZHc. Sugar active and
higher; prime lS5& al4c, yellow clarified l592c.
Molasses active prime 6cS70. Whisky steady
E ( '' ''H' =
ST. Louis Market.
ST. IoUIs. February l2-Flour S. &96.
Wheat 81 70. Oats 6s9esc. Sarley duiL. bye
81 2S9l50 u. Whisky 9jc. Pork 1880 Bulk
snovlders, Re. clear Sides l64c. Bacon, shout
ders I45se, sides IKE. Lard 2Oe.
Cincinnati Market.
OrNcLENArI. February I2-FlOur, family, SO
! 80. Carn 6&25ic. O2ts 66g6Io Whisky soc,
Pork SIS. Bu z shoulders l4H. Lard y. Wheat
81 t06l ID. Barley ga a.. Cotton dull and
nominal, 2S4. Batter Og3c ESgs lgSac,
Clover seed SO %. Tn thy 81 2542 S. sugar
&c bizher: New orleans I2% sl41sc, Refined Is
@l7I&c. Exchange dull at I-lU discount.
louisville MarkeI.
LOUISVILLE February y -Nineiy-thrCe hhds
OF Tobacco We're sJld at s5Q2g Pork ESs Lard
2O1Sc. Bacon Shoulders N4e SiIts IeSlS1zc
Bulk shoulders lic; Sues EGi7Ac. FiUur
So 1896 .. Com G19b5e oats 6Og65c. WHISKY
95c. Cotton 2s1a3. Wheat 81 4Ogl "a
Foreign Markets.
LONDON. February I2-Coasols closed at 90.
u, s. SO bonds IA.
LIVERPOOL, February L Cotton easie~, but
not lower; Gales 900 bales uplands l2z slZ5s,
Orleans 12%dl2S Weekis sales 63,0O bales; TO
SPECTATORS 1000; for export 1900; sock $4,000,
including $1,000 bales American. The Qusntity
known TO be aioat is 2S5.00 bale. including
ii6,0O0 American.
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LAST


The Governor has signalizsd himself
again. He has issued still another proc
lamAtion: one differing from all others
In that its author reaches q conclusion.
As might be expected, it is a conclusion
in the interest Of rascality a conclusion
In behalf Of at least one Of the individu-
ais who thanked RUTTER for esteemed
favors," snd fingered. by way OF loan,
the money of the children Of the State.
In violation Of every principle OF de-
ceney, Of even the spirit Of fair play,
that Is said to characterize his Satanic
prototype, BROwNLOw has awarded to
W. SMITH a certificate of election as
Representative elect from this Congress
sional District, utterly ignoring the just
and lawful claims Of Dr.. LEFrwICH, cleo
ted fairly by q majority Of the Conservs-
tive voters. After nearly three months
of hOcus-pocusing, during which OLD
Pluto discussed this enOrmity with his
present fsctOtum PERINE, he concludes
TO ~repudiats that is his word the votes
Of Upton and Fsyette, and admits a
supplemental vote OF 700 from Shelby
county, making for SMITH a ma
jority that person could not to-day
receive In this District for the
ofhee Of scRvenger, much as he
Is suited for that vocation. This is the
conclusion the sage and reverend Gov
ernOr arrives at, after three and a half
months OF arranging and ixing-a
fraud upon the people, little less disgrace
ful and more alarming than the theft OF
the School Fund. No wonder that the
now despised Factotum FLETCHER is sur
prised at the peacssb!e disposition Of our
people; for, with an experience Of their
strength in forbesrance such as this fraud
has called for, we may say that in that
regard they far outshine any other peo.
pie that we know. Nothing more glar-
ingly 3 theft has eve been perpetratgd
upon q free people, and we hope The
House Of Representatives will show
itsslf proof against q connlvance at il;
that when applied to, that body wi
promptly admit DR.. LEFTwIcH 10
a seat to which he is clearly
entitled. Taere ought no to be
Amoment's question as to his right to q
seat In Congress IS our Representative.
The exercise by BRowNLow Of the IN
constitutional power OF throwing out
whole counties and receiving supple
mental votes, is in itself proof of fraud,
purpOsed and contemplated fraud, for
which the author should be Kissed from
the Senate chamber whenever he makes
bis appearance there.
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By Telegraph
CALAMITY ON RED RIVER.
steamer MIftio stevens Burned.
sixty-Three Lives lost.
Survivors Taken 10 Jefferson,
Texas.
CALAMITY ON RED RIVER.
steamer MIttio stevens Burned
~sixty-Three Lives lost.


NEW ORLEANS, February l2.-Dls-
patches from Jefferson, Texas, report the
burning Of the steamboat Mittie Stevens,
in Csddo Lake, Rad river, about mid
night last night. Sixty-three lives were
lost, among them, VIM. A. Bradweil, T.
L. Lyon, and his son Frank, Of this city.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in number
were taken to Jefferson on the Dixie.
The boat and cargo is q total loss. The
amount Is not known.
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CLAYTON REVOKES mARTIAL LAW.

The Border Ruffisn who presides over
the destinies OF Arkansas, In g message
to the Legislature Of that State, has an
nOunced the speedy revocation of martial
Law, except in Crittenden county. He
refers to his visit to Mississippi and Crit
tenden counties, and fully justities the
executions, butcheries andOutrsges there
by the militia. A small force will be left
in Crittenden county for some time yet.
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Our readers will fiud in our local col
umn, q full report Of the citiz EMS meet
ing held last night. It possesses inter-
est for every citizen of Memphis. We
will have something to say about il in
to-morroW's issue.
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A. P. MORGAN,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER

Nss. 22a and ,2I SeCOBd Street.
A Ii kinds OF Carriage Repairing done at the
"A shortest notice, and at the lowest cash
prices.
New Buggies, Barouches and light Business
Wagons, All OF the lates5 style, on hand.
Buyers will fad II 20 their interest to call
and examine our large stock before purchasing
o:sewhere. febl2
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MEMPHIS Appeal.
sAIUxDAY MORNING, FEB. IA, Isss
APPEAL,

Advertisers will please remember that
the circulation Of the SUNDAY APPEAL
Is unusually large, and that it therefore
offers unsurpassed inducements for the
advertisement of their goods and wares.
Business Office open until s O'Clock pm.
Send In your favors.
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FUNERAL EOTICE.

DEVEREAUX-The friends and acauaint-
ances of William Thomas Dsysreaux are re-
specially iEvited TO attend the funeral of his
late wife. from the residence Of Mrs. Buell., No.
lis Washington street, this Saturday afternoon,
al 3 o'clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS A

Bill for Afternoon and Night.
Saturday EEeuing, February IS-Aftsr-
ternoon Matinee ~ l O'Clock. WILL be en-
acted the FRENCH SPY-Maihide, Henri
Ct. Alm0 and Hamet, Miss Leo HUDSON.
DO produced, MAZkPPA-Ma-
zepps, Miss Leo Hudson.
Monday EventDg-FRANK MAYO.
3CALE OF PRIJEs-Dress Circle ard ParqueEte,
81 Orchestra Uhairs, 81 50 Family Circle, SO
cents; Colored Boxes, 80 cents ColOred CAL
lery, IS cents
Doors open al quarter to J O'Clock; curtain will
nse at 8 precisely. Box-bOok open from 10
O'CLOCK 3. no. 10 s nm.
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-Pisy-goers will hear with delight,
the well authenticated news that Mrs.
Madeline Jennings, nee Henriques, is
about to return to the stage.
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STdnSsenf advertisements hdUSaO the T1rn Of he
rrsf Insertion 81 each subsequent tnSeT-
ttoH % cents per Square.
Advertisement ia Want OF Rent column, 10 celt5
per hne each insertion.
GOHLIV advertisements, IS for GTa and s. Jos
each additional square.
advertisements Inserted al i~seTTGLS, 20 be charged
ga nesg each insertion.
AOdtly advertisements inserted in the SUNDAY
APPEAL iciU be charged One-SiIth additional
Advertisements inserted IN the WEEELY IgU Be
charged hdV Of DAILY rates.
Local Notices. 20 cents per line 6rst Insertion, and
l2k cents per line per month.
Az tranSfenR advertisements, not nom regular dd.
seTtaSeTS, MUST BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE.
Square Is the space occupied bg ei9h lines q
sO{td n04lpdreL.
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CORRksPoEDExCE.

Correspondence, on Public EueHts, solicited from
every part Of he URaed States.
AENSLTE. HEATING & CO.
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NEW
Stolen,

YESTERDAY, ny a negro, a COAL BLACK
HORSE, abuGs ID hands high, age Sysers;
had on q black knglish SADDLE aud curb briGle.
Any information issding TO the recovery Ofthe
above Viii be literally rewarded, by =. N I'D
M0HIS, at No. sos FrUnt street. febl3
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THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF sUBsCRIPrroK.
RATES OF A-pvERrrsrxo.

ally APPEAL, one yedT-----..-.-----sl0 90
' EEKLY APPEAL. one 2 80
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16

MERRIMACK CALICOES.
so pieces beautiful styles, only II cts.
Good for 6 and cts.
We mean to mark every article in our
stock so low that no one can undersell us
and live We shall have the largest
stock of goods ever offered in this city,
and keep it full and complete to the end
of the season You can find what you
want at M'GEAR Il BROS.
You want dozen Pure Linen Hand
kerchiefs, full size, only 81 cts each.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16
1115 HOOP SKIRTS. 1115
VIM. T. HOPKINS

mas removed his Mandatory and Salesrooms to
No lll5 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Where ms Own Make of Champion Hoop Skirts,
especlaiy adapted to First-class Wholesale and Re-
tail Irade Will be found to embrace the most extern
siye IN the Union, and all the latest and
most desirable styles, Shapes. Lengths and Sizes, 2
2N,I1a, ~ yards round, OF Plain Gared Paniers,
Walking Skirts. Reception Trails, &C.. together with
over ninety different varieties of Misses and Chill
dren's Skirts, all OF which for symmetry of style
finish, lghness, elasticity, durability and real Cheap
ness unequsled by other goods in the market
order Altered and Repaired Wholesale and Retail.
Full lines of Low Priced Eastern Made Skirts, Is
Snrinps 35 cents 20 Springs, As cents; 25 Springs,
* cents 30 Springs. 65cents; and 40 Springs Is Cts
CORSETSI CORSETSil CORSETSiIi 81 dfer-
eni stvIes and prices from rs Cents TO 81 90, embrac
mo r. Worjley "Beckel,' "Glove Fitting" Madam
Eov,s Corset Skirt Supporters, Mrs Moody's Patent
nSelf Adjusting Abdominal" Corsets, French, English
and Domestic Handmade Corsets, and superior
Erench patterns of Coteil Corsets, sour Own Make,
to which we invite especial attention.,
Comnlete assortment OF Ladies' Under Garments
at very low prices n,nr,.,, .p.NnoN
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, superior to any
other before the public. Fifty-two of these NO.
Machines Price $55 each, are being given away tf
onr en- stomers in order to get them introduced
Everv nerson in want of articles in our line should
ara,9,ine onr goods before purchasing elsewhere
CaiI or send for circulars at our Mandatory and
Ssesrooms, No. Ills Chestnut st, Philadelphla
o''e'' o'' VIM. T HOPKINS.
apr2 -3rn-w
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snoons up table Knives and Forks Carvers, steers
Csne,,,I. I.oeSet Tet knives, SCISSORS, Shears, &c.
Glass and Putty, at 80 DANiEi. RACdN,S,
successor to MULFORD BACON.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16

Ir-5- CONSUMPTION can be Cured by Or. G. G. GAR
| ~ u RISON'S New Process of Treatment. Call OF
| address DR.. G. G. GARRISON, 2l1 South EIGHTH
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
P. Especial attention given to THROAT and
LUNG Diseases.
Feb1969-1yw
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16
FRENCH CORSET.

BED TICKTNGS.
We still continue to sell that Ticking
that will hold feathers. Never known te
fail. Good Tick for II cts. per yard.
New Spring Cassimeres New Spring
Cassimeres! Goods for boys wear! Low
priced goods for men and boys. Our
prices suit all
You will find great many things in
our stock not usually found laying
around loose in other stores. Buyers OF
Muslins, Flannels, Table Linens, Tick
ings, Table Covers, &C., will find with us
the largest stock, lowest prices, and
everything that is needed or desirable.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber, guar
dian Of William, Anna, Henry, Elizabeth, Caroline
Vineyard, decd, who are tenants in common Of the
undivided one-seyenth part each Of certain land
and real estate situate in the county of Cumberland,
whereof William Vineyard lately died seized, one
Frederick Vineyard, being also entitled to the equal
undivided one.seventh part thereof, will make appli-
cation to the Orphans Court Of the said county,
the fourth day of May next, for the appointment of
commissioners 10 divide the same between the said
owners, in the shares aforesaid
HENRIETTA s. VINEYARD. Z
Dated March 20, 1859.
mar264t
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16

no MAKE MONEY, AND TO SAVE MONEY, A
L Lady should learn the perfect system OF
dressmakipg taught by Mrs. GOBLE one hour, by
which she cut her chidren's dresses.
bssques, sacques. Gabrielle dresses, Peilsses, etc.
fit perfectly. without alteration
Csn from two to three yards in every dress.
DIAGRAM, with Instructions in pTessmal1ing FIVE
dollars.
Printed instructions three dollars.
DIAGRAMS sent by mail receipt of price, free
Of postage
Patterns of all kinds cut and warranted to fit per
fectly. money returned.
DRESSES snd Street Garments cut and warranted
to fit. the will receive the price os her cloth
MRS. GOBLE,
No. 1878 Chestnut Street, Phiadep phia, first roorn
second floor. private entrance. No connection with
the store below.
new style of Raised Zephyr taught. Call and see
specimens.
Asr lady wanted as partner.
apr2 3m
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CLOTH DEPARTM ENT.

FirSt.--We have been early in the
market, thus securing q
large variety Of CHolcE
STYLES
SecOnd.-We have given great atten-
tion to our selections of
goods especially adapted
for BOYS WEAR.
Third Our stock of BLACK CLOTHS
AND DoEsKINs for suits
embraces Il range Of mate
rials more extensive than
we have ever offered, at
prices ranging from 81 25
to 81 90.
FOesrfEA. In our assortment of Low
PRICED GOODS, we aim
at RELIABILITY IN Quail
lrY. We allow no shoddy
on our tables.
Fifth. We offer a very choice assort-
ment of FINE FRENCH
CLOTHS for Coatings
Sixth.-WE GUARANTEE FULL
SATISFACTION IN
PRICES
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16
Farmers and Consumers take Notice

Farmers and Consumers oil Dry foods Take Nolce
The most Reliable and Cheapest place TO buy your
Dry Goods is at John r. Green's, No. North Second
Street Frst Dry Goods Store above Market st.. Phil
adeiphia. All Goods SOLD at small advance over
cost. Quick Sales-Small Profits motto. Honest
and fair dealing the best policy. We guarantee to
sell cheap any store in the city Buyers visiting
the city will be sure to find the best Sheeting and
shifting Musns at the very lowest market prices.
Medium and fine White Flannels, Grey and Red
rwilled Fsnnels, Ginghams, Blue Drill Ticking.
Check, and Crash Tiptop assortment of Table
Linens. Towels, Napkins, Shirt Linen Shirt Fronts
always hand, cheap, and large assortment of
softinished Cambria, Nainsook, Jaconets Soft Null
Victoria Lawn, PLAID and Striped Muslns for Dresses
Briiante Fig Pique Marseilles. Chdren's
Ladies' and Gents Linen Hsndkerchiefs, ChldTen's
Mems and Ladies' Rleached and Unbleached Hose,
Gents Merino Undershirts and Drawers. medium
and low price. Dress Goods in season. Prints all
prices, Red and Black Table Covers &c. We call at
tention TO large assortment of Men and Boys
Wear, low and medium price. All-woo Cashmere,
Satinets, Coitonades, LInendrills, Kentucky jeans
&c. We keep the best selection of Black Alpaca in
this city We exercise extreme caution in our pur.
chasing of these goods in order to procure perfect
colors and good quality. We say, without fear OF
contradiction, sell the best Black Alpaca in the
city for the money Constantly receiving Job Lots OF
Goods. Do not forget the No North Second Street,
above Market ST., Philadelphia.
| JOHN r. GREEN.
feb263nw
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LOOK AT THE TRIAL
SEWING MACHINES!
The Greatest and Gramdcst
i'm the World
The Judges--The Whole World! |!
The Trial Of Fifteen Years
DuratiOnl
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST! |!
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Decided the
Champion !
THE GRAND TRIAL.

Daily Use Throughout the World, where TRUE
MERIT gains favor, and SUPERIORITY WINS the
The Wheeler l. Wilson stands triumphanty the
Champion and Leader all others, by the verdict
OF the people
We claim no merits that cannot sustain by liv-
ing and reliable witnesses. We stand upon onr own
REAL WORTH. without declaiming against other com.
panies. We claim to have improvements for sewing
that we know cannot be exceed, and in many points
that no other company DARE COMPETE with. No other
company can show so many machines that have
been in daily for the length of time n.
For the proof OF this, look at the numbers that
marked on each machine. The Wheeler Wilson
Sewing Machine is the Rich Mans Best Friend and
the Poor Womans Trust and Comforter, for no other
company can sell on liberal and easy terms we.
The Poor Woman can get herself n
Machine, and afterwards pay for IL. No
Machine Is paid for until parties are fully
satisfied. Constant only increases
the worth of our machines.
Several ladies in Brdgeton, who have used our
machines from six to twelve years, say, "They con.
s,der them better in every point than when new, and
there is not garment worn tn the family from light
as Swiss heavy Beaver CLOTH that they have not
made" One lady says. II have sewed for three years
and never broke needle" We furnish names
and residences of responsible parties who can sns
tain all we claim.
The undersigned are few of the many who have
the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, in Bridgeton,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
R IL Al ESTATE!!

NJ u A IL II = II A II E!!
Pursuant to an order of the Orphans Court of the
county OF Cumberland, made at the January term,
1862, will be sold at Public Safe,
ON SATURDAY, APRIL gath, 1869,
At the hotel of E. Davis & Son, in Bridgeton, the
following described Real Estate, late the property VI
William CARL, dec.
No. l. Is 20 40lO0 acres, more or less, OF good
arabic land tae in the First ward ot the city OF
Brdgeton adioinine lands of Jonathan CARL on the
north Maria Simnlyins on the east, wesley Rogers
on the sontb and on the west by the new road rum
nino from said Rogers farm to the Leder road and
lands of DR. + B, Potter There is on said premises
GooDTwosToRY DWELLING HOUSE,
. ,,o nd.r the same, and well of good water at
- s - also Barn and other out buildings. The
s,o ;, u ; ses are about one and quarter miles from
Iriu and near the West Jersey Railroad.
NO. Is tract oil
II nj B E II L A N d,
s,,rata in the township of Deereld, adjoining land
~ Matthias X. Miller, late j. h. & X. B. Potter's
Samuel Vanleer, and George Harmon, containing
a5Ilo0 acres more or less and will cut from eight
10 ten cords per acre
Ten per cent. of the purchase money to be paid IN
cash on the day of sale.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock, P M, when further
con dions will be given by
JONATHAN ELMER,
AZEL PIERSON.
JAMES Il. TRENCHARD,
Commissioners.
spr2-4t
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HARDWARE.
Always on hand full and carefully selected stock
of
BUILDING HARDWARE.

Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges, Screws. Brads, &c.
House Carpenter's, Ship Carpenters
Cabinet Makers, and Mason's TOOLS
Saws. Chisels. Hatchets Hammers. spirit Levels s'
Broad Adzs, Rules. Bsslis nuassn sna Ponns
and Desk Locks; Brick, Plasefins, anu o'n''ns
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16
IIavo sold Over
2 90
Of Singers Improved Machines to the ladies
Of Bridgeton and vicinity.

4
Every invention or Improvement that art con,d
sgsesI an sS aSs sbo Dean adapted to this machine
capable of greater range and variatv nt WORK than
any other in the market ''os' y = '''"
There are three kinds OF stitches made by Sewing
Machines. The Lock Stitch. Cham Stitcb and
ost pereee Ssa s q these the Singer makes
,ost perfec chais Stitch the Wilcox Gibbs the
the most perfect Double Chain Stitch. '''>''
,ael patent to all that the Lock Stitch is the
oda wh;i ~ elastic and durable Of any stitch
maas, wfe !. takes ess thread to form it. For ex
Singers New Fsg se ten worth thread dy
dred days you will use tbirsv dailars worth Of thread
tb S So Of sewing hs wso5 Worth
Of thread, and to do the same amount of sewing on
the @ dollars a ssser Machine you will use bs
tween me singer and Wilcox Gbbs in the price a ..
Singer and the Grover Baker Of s1s AK
lfthen you can save for charitable purposes ~
every yesr ny selecnga Sewing Machine maspe y
the Lock Stitch, is it not much 10 your interest," "
selecta singer Improved Machinef
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16
paa,,rNG U,rENsILs.
CUTLERY.

Hoes, Forks. shoves, Rskes, Fence-wire, urihu
ssones s;es and Cranks, Potato-hooks, Potato riddles
c1rry combs, Horse brushes, Sytnes, sy'he
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16
EARLY ROSE

I7,.J, -@1HAG1 EGOSG,
Roots and Rsrrv ana Harrison Potatoes, Asparagus
1y BOXES, &C., for sale by
Seb1o.,f MCBRIDE NICHOLS,
Bridseton, N. J
West-Jersey pioneer., 1869-04-16

Instructions given free of charge, and Machines
heerfully shown to all who call. Prices and styles
suit any customer. Machines delivered to all
points in Cumberland and Cape May counties, free of
extra charge. The Improvements attached to old
machines at small cost Machine OIL Needles, Silk,
Twist, Thread, Extras, &c. always on hand.
Call on the Established Agent. T FLETCHER
JACOBS, No. 1l9 Commerce S., Bridgeton, Nj. or
on JOHN d. CRAIG, Travelling Agent
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