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further supplement to the act enu.led. An act
sp-ciing ,tseyances, apir'v-d rii fifteenth,
one thousand elsh' hundred Aniior s-,ix
l. il enacted by the senate AMI gsner4i sem
biz cf The state of Ne jersey. hat any convey
her AFTER made b. of and in pursuance
of any le:trr ot attorney fpI th- SALE consey ance.
assuranre iiiianre reieas- any laud-. te
emens. hnf editaufrn nt~ executed by any married
woman VIM JON with her husban nd in exc nt,pg
such letter OF at orDey shall be good and eff
tua pass he est ie of the said rled woman
If she were male -ols an ed; prov'-
d, full and psrt'eulsr dsscr ption OF the Ian q,
tenements OF Entertainments authorized to be con
veyed stall ne siaed and set forth in snch lr-
ter of attorney, and the shall be Rck nowlede.
ed, and such acknowledgement certified ig the n,an
prescribed for the ackn owledgement Of deeds
of convey Of lands. tenemena heredita-
ments. by the acsto which this is supp ement, or
nv the supplements thereto
2. An6 be Il enacted, That all the provisions of
the supplementio the "Act snecling convey ances,
which supplement approved March first. OF e
Thousand eight hundred and forty nine, ahall ex-
tend to letters Of attorney made by virtur of this
act.
3. And be j! enacted, that this act shall take eff
feet Immediately.
Approved April 4, 1872.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-06-14

JOINT RESOLUTION No. VI
Joint Resolution making an appropriation for the
necessary amount OF money insure the build
ings o.! the Soldiers Chdren's Home
J. Be il resolved by the senate and general assem-.
bly, of the state OF New Jersey 1hat the stale treas
urer is hereby authorized to provide for the nsur.
ance of the buildings OF the Soldiers chlldren's
home, and pa, the same from any moneys not 9TH
erwise appr' priated
ana be it resolved, That this resolution take ef-
feet immesately.
Appr.v. April 8, 1872.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-06-14
House Furnishing Dry Goods.

'Aoe>oo sAA AiiSIAdS DAy NooSA1s
. loom TAI l. Ian. n IS. A., rs ami so cents
be'i bar"sk M IS 81 81 90 siZ5 81 81 yd.
NAPKINS sioJ 5! - $780, S 90, s. 50 50 10 per
dc
poyies, so o2 u ST. s. co. SIPS and 81 80 per dozen
LAReE STOCK OF TOW ELS,
At o. l213 II, 90 70 81 374ii0 g., rs ~ and 81 oo
each best variety of patterns ever "ff red.
Russia Crash, HUI kabsck and all kinds.of Iowel.na .
TURKEY RED.
For Table Covers. either by the yard or 10 the clot
laoies' and Gents Handkerchiefs, in special bar-
gains
SHIRT BOsoMs
Made in the best manner of Richardson's Linen,
warranted to o'itwear any other make, at 70, 81
81, SO, and 62 cents.
LINEN sHEETINGS
Ia all The widths from rs cents per yard mp.
Pliiow Linen. AZ. u, 81, and 81 inches wide.
Heavy Linen tor Crum Cloths 80 yards wild.
Bichardsons s snirung Linen, from 81 cents per yard
Having mada l. nen Goods speciality I huy them
direc: from the Importers and cannot be
MUsi ms BY THE PIECE,
At wholesale prices, and an immense stock to
sheeting and Pillow Casing in every width.
All the best makes of Shirtines in the market.
TICKiNGS.
At 1213 IS, ls 20 and 20 cents Also full stock
ot-,he best Feather Ticking and rs and yard
vide. extra cheap.
sans and caeGS Pas VERY large variety
NdhipiiCs. tipue ffdiu hiHsiluI VlclOTld anu DISH
op Lawn, at low figures
1OUNIERPANEe.
Large stock of Marseilles Quilts. bought low, direct
from the importers. aud sold under regular
prices.
Honey Comb Quilts. at 81 S ST. 0. and 80 %.
CnloreS Quilts. 81 81 25, 20, 90 and 50,
Crib Q9'ilis. at IS, 81 90. IS and 60.
Bureau Covers from 25 cents up.
will guarantee this to be the cheapest stock Of
FURNISHING GOODS in the city, Goods sent
to he Depnis.
GRANVILLE B HAINES,
1913 Market St., Philadelphia.
April q 2-mos
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-06-14
nRIpeEToN & PORT NORRIS R. r..

Freight trains leave Bridgeton for ,'edarville at
lO33 i n and leave edaryille for Brldgeton, con-
Meeting for Philadelphia at ~ !, Wa.
Trains connect TO and from Philadelphia at west
Jersey Depot. Bridgeton, - s, r,ot N,.
iiS anu Di'luins 0ieeA' E. WEsTCOTT Prest
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-06-14
VEST JERSEY RAIL ROAD LINES.

On and after Monday, June Sd, 1872,
Trans Will run follows:
Leave Bndgeton 7.e5 A. NJ $50 P. N. Freight at
Leave Salem 7.O5 A NJ, 500 NJ, Freight ecoP.M.
Leave Swede sboro $40 A. NJ Is and 500 P. n.
Leave WOODBURY. $50 2s A M.s5s A. NJ. CPS
Am, l.55 P. NJ, 4.56 P. NJ, ,lIP.M.
Leave Wenonah 7ie So 4. N. l.45, 44i P. NJ. Fgt.
Leave alassbero 6.5s A. NJ $ % A. M.,a1IAM42s
P. M. 945 p NJ.
Leave Clayton $50 A. NJ, 9o1 A NJ, 3,5s pm.
1.33 M
Leave vneland els A M.,s.a6 A. M, sls P. NJ. and
Leave Mville 500 A. NJ, sos A. NJ 800 P. NJ. and
1!.l0A.M.
Leave Cape May ga ,d, NJ, and LIS P. NJ. Freight
PORT NORRIS RAILROAD.
Trains connect at Brldgeton with trains to and
from Philadelphia.
RETURNING TRAINS WILL LEAVE PHILA-
DELPHIA
For Brdge,on s15A. N, and 30PM
For Salem. Is M. and 8 80 P. NJ
For Cape May. 6.is A. NJ, 3.15 Pm.
For Miliy,ile si5 M,sls&s.soP.M.
Fer Vnelaud s.l5A. NJ, 8 Is 5.aOPM NJ
For clay ton, IS A. NJ, ?.l5 P M, s3APM
For Gl"ssboro, SIS A. II S15 N 3.3U 30PM
For " enonah, 8 Is II Is A. NJ 80 53i 63l p M
For Woodbury.. sl5 AN. l1.45 AN. $50 $3.50 P. NJ.
For swedesboro, Ii A. N ), $50 and 5 so M
BRIDGEToN ELMER ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Elmer C5 A. NJ.
aETgTEISG.
Leares Brdgaton 900 A. M
COMPUTATION TICKETS
for sale at tn eff :a of the Treasurer, Camden. N
| VIZ:
| % coupons (good for any member OF the family
for three months1
SO good rs above, (nr for business part
ner or employ yeel, six mOntes
| 1oo good as above. Tor for business part
ner or employeel, one gear.
| o. " Eood Tor the purchaser for month in
| which purchased only.
Thfse tickets sold between Philadelphia and
! MIEvlile. Brdgeton, Salem, Swedesboro and all in
| termediate stations.
| For fades and rules regulating their post
| ers ST the diff rent stations.
Tickets sold at, and Baggage Checked through
from all prlGcida stations, to stations the CAM
| den Amboy & Naw Jersey Railroads.
| Passengers by the morning trains can connect
with and 10 A. trains at Camden for Trenton and
| New York. Aso, with the trains of the Camden
and Burlington County Railroad for Mount Holly
| Pembertou, &c.
The afternoon trains reach Philadelphia time
| 20 connect with GAS p. train from West Phila
| del elphia for New York and intermediate stations.
| From New York. The P. Nj tram from New
York. via Jersey CITY, connects at Camded with the
$50 p. N. train for Milville, Vineiand, Woodbury.,
owedesboro and intermediate ststions.
Fare from New York Camden, 81 25 by this
| train.
WEI. J.sEWELL, suP't.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1872-06-14

JOINT RESOLUTION No. VII.
JOINT hesouton authorizing the transfer of certain
books from the state library for tho Soldiers
Home. ~
~, BE 1t resolved by the senate and general assem-
oly OF the state of New Jersy, That the commis
sioners of the library of this state be and are here
~ aulhofiaed and empowered to select from the
library snch books OF a miscellaneous and general
cnslscter as may be a opted to popular reading,
as .hty may deem, can be taken without undue loss
70 .ns state, and deliver them to the managers OF
the M New Jersey Home for Disabled Soldiers. tc be
he'd by them for the use of soldiers ana sailors in
SAID nome, under such regulations as the commls-
sioners aforesaid may prescribe.
Approved Aprll g. 1872
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05

The little girl who sung Il want
to be an angel" was told by her pa
"a that her desire would be gratitied
if she could pass the competitive ex-
animation.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
BITTERS.
..-E.-Isj0-N.

This wonderful vegetable re-
Storative is the sheet-anchor of
the feeble and debilitated. As
Il tonic and cordial forthe aged
and languid it has no equal
among stomachics. As rem
edv for the nervous weakness
70 which women are especially
subject, it is superscding every
other stimulant. Inall climates,
tropical, temperate or frigid,
it acts as a specific in every spe-
cies of disorder which under
mines the bodily strength and
breaks down the animal spirits.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
TAKE WARNING!

Cl'BE V. 4 T. !. j. co. ARE ANXIOUS TO
take due EEecaution against accidents aLd
lr-s Of life resnftiqg from the running of their
trains: and they take this method Of warning pa
rents and guar,iians against the dangers attending
the too common practice Of childsen playing about
the bu-i,ae-s Of the Company find it impossible to
P~sRsUApE boys. y no frequent the termlini and stop
piLg placer If the road from climbing upon the
ears and engines; and they will feel themselves
obliged to resort to more decided measures il these
nnnoI ances are continued. Recent accidents.
are wholly ascribabl~ to the carelessness Of
iersons is, jumping OF sBj 81 fha cars when in
S,offon. should be varying enough in themselves.
". v YERIN0TQS. spp'fip'ende".;
kssa" IS. 1870. ~
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
DF. HENhTT's
Celebrated ]. X. L.. BitferS.
A Most Efficient and Pleasant
~ TONIC.

tn TUE BfST LIVER EGULATOk
KNOWN! A Sure Cure for Iy 'persia.
These Eitters are preiared from the most choice
ard wh",esome herbs and roots. and have given
universal satisf 'ction wherever tried Thousands
of Dyspepiics nave Z md relief through their nae.
and physicians recommend them for the cure Of all
diseases of the blood and liver, and irregularities
Of the digestive organs.
Headache. Bill isusness And Constipation, Gen
erai DEBILITY and Lose Of Appetite, all nre can-ei
by arrangement Of the system. The Xxi Ritters
have been sYcce fully nse't and are warranted to
alleviate tie sufferer in all the above cases.
Read thysici-ns certificates attached t." each
bottle. Every family IN uid have = bottle in the
house. SOL EVERYWHERE.
II EPSTEIN / CO Sole Prqpries"rs.
No. SIS Font st.eet, San Fr~nci.cT, CAL; l..
Gross 4 Co., CTS Late It. chicsSq,, Ill.
fniar30- M
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-05
LYONS Kathairon,
Eor Preserving and II. outlying
the human Itair. TIE Prevent its
calling out and Turning Gray.

the Hair. 4" prevent IT'S
Failing out and Turning Gray.
A well-preserved Head of Hair. in
q person of middle age, at once be-
speaks refinement. elegance, health
aud beauty. 1t may truly be called
Woman's C owning Glory, while
men are not insensible to its advan-
tages and charms. Few things are
more disgusting than thin, frizzly,
harsh, untamed Hair, with head and
coat covered with Dandrntf. This Is
What LYONS AATHAIRON will
10 all the time. The charm which
lies in we'll placed hair, Glossy Curls,
Luxuriant Tresses, and 4 clean head,
is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country
Stores.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
The Southern Vote.

M. Henderson, 10 his speech at
Sprise6sld. stated that "if asy southern
State should be carried for Greeley by
fraud, violence or terrorist, u would
be- the duty of Congress to disal'ow the
vote Of such State and the Globe echoes
the sentiment spprovingly. 1t is svi-
dent then that should General Grants
chsuees be endangered by the unani~,ty
I of the South against him, all that is no
csss,ry to overcome this peril. will be to
trump w charge that the Democr't'e
voters Of Georgia, Alsbams, Tennessee
or a. many states IS it my b necessary
10 count cut. achie,ed their successes BY
defeating tho honest franchise OF the
people. We are not unprsparsd to see
thi. thing done, aud it would not sur
prise Us 10 the least to find Congress
lending itself to any iufamy whsreby to
prevent the election Of Mr.. Greeley, a-d
all the Radical newspapers will uuits in
. grand chorus Of Amens.
Referring to this matter, The Globe
dwells particularly upon the recent cleo
tien in Georgis, assuming that tho heavy
Democratic msjor,,ies slI over the State
we're the result Of outrage and imposi
ton; and it goes so far as to say on this
mere presumption, that ZAP ELECTORAL
ticket, carried BY similar Devices, ought
not to be couated' The animus of this
is apparent, and If such a spiri. is to
control the canvass Of the vote, the fight
is already non conclusively for Grant.
There is no evidence whatever, that
any frauds we're resorted to in Georgia.
The people simply came out in their
might, and a brilliant victory Of Demo.
cratic principles was the sure result and
it is only the fear that this great popular
demonstration will be repeated all over
the South in November. that fills the
Radical heart with dismay. and sets the
eonspirators at work to rob that section
of it's legitimate vote.
1t should be recollec,ed. however, that
the rule, if adopted at oil, must work
both ways; and if it is to apply in
Georgia, where there Is scarcely a pre-
text for it. why not hundred fold more
10 Pennsylvania, where the basest de
vices were resorted to elect flsrtranft
and where arrests are making every day
of Federal oficeholders for fraudulent
interference with the purity Of the polls?
L" use the language of our contsmpe-
rary, We do not hesitate for moment
TO cay that an electoral ticket carried by
such devices a, were resorted to Gin
PennsyIvania) to secure (Republican)
success, ought net to be counted, and
would not be counted By any Congress
having a particle of patriotism, regard
for justice or individual selfrespcct."-
st Louis Times.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30

Now comes the msauest part, q, II.
his wy home from the Stale Cs,y.s,;S.' S'
be ssain p lgsd Lakewood hi, bs,.s
support. Told him that hs vss ans. :,
his slection-that he (Carroll) would \.
q candidate for Secretary OF Ssss,e. .ns
that he wanted Gstswsod's support "a,
that position. But iatte-ly . few Rad.
icnls approached and fsttsred him. and
like an old demi rep" (for II was M
seduction, be tumbled into their arms
He goes back on Gatewood who h,S
given him.ths vote Of Montgomery couu,y
for Trsssursr--hs goes back on the De-.
mocracy Who made him all that be II.
and u Senator against the msuifcs. do.
signs Of Providsncs. He stands before
q betrayed party without q shadow Of
excuse for his ,rcachsry. He ospno,
does not, dares not deny that Gatswosd', :,
nomination was fsirsr than his was four
years ago. Gatswood's nomiaotion was
expected BY oil. while Carrolls was 4
cruel surprise There is not one thing ia
bis favor but trsaehery. As to energy
fidelity, capssity. he dwarfs before Gate
vsod in oil. Who then will b 90 mssr
as to honor him? No Democrat surely
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
Pennsylvania Election Frauds.

The official vote of Penn.y .ylvania shows
that Buckalew received over 80 600 more
votes than Packer in 1869. and Hartrauit
over 10000 more than Greary in the
same year. Hartranft's gain over Gesry
in Philadelphia aud Pittsburg alone
exceeds 26 900, and in LuzerDe county,
where the mayor and postmaster Of
Scranton, besides several government
officials have been arrested tor bribery
and ballot box stuffing, Hartranft's gain
over Geary's vote is about 4 900. Proofs
Of Pennsy lvauia's degration at Simon
Camerons auction block pour ia from
every county and creep out in all officis
figures. A correspondent writes from
South Creek, Pa: "Our town cast 210
votes for Governor. Hartrantt's majority
would have been about 33 a on fair vote,
but owing to bribery and intimidation it
was doubled. There we're about $50
Liberal Republican votes cast, but these
we're more than neutralized by votes
bought of Democrats ut FIVE dollars u
vote.
A letter from Halleton, Pa, says
"As far as, (ljnion) county is concerned,
there we're not less than 100 Liberal Re.
publicans who voted for Buskalew, ys.
Hartranft gains IA votes on last years
majority. One Grant Republican in
Miff1nburg led ten Democrats to the
polls to vote for Hartranft The Came
ron ring bought more than enough votes
to make up their lssses by the Liberal
detection. In Hartley, Hartls.Own and
Lewis townships there was no money
used, and the result is very satisfactory
Last year these thrso districts gave 6S
Republican majority; this year 1t is but
6. Buckalew would have had 10000
majority had there been no frauds or
buying of Democratic votes"
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30

bsss in part, and sil whs vstsl q the
primary election walk up like men and
support hisa aud the other nominees.
For prosecuting sstsroey ~ poin.
eth pride to B. W. Wheeler, . ysusg
st,otbey Of the most eommendable qusli
lies aud personal rsctituds. He will
have no oppsosnt, IS few would under.
take . race shore the chances would be
90 great against them. NJ. Wheeler is
enc Of those quietly decisive men which
nothing can swsrvs froa what he con =.
esives to be his duty.
Josiah Crseeh is the nominee for
public administrator. lie is . young
attorney Of this place, whose stay among
us bas Teen marked by the most exem.
plary conduct, and whose attention to
business will make him an excellent
administrator. He is . gcntlemas in
whose hands any estate would be safe,
and We bespeak fer him large vote, and
especially 10 Monroe township, whore he
Was raised.
John Wilson fer superintendent Of
public schools. This is an important
Office, and We believe Mr.. Wilson pos.
sesses the qualities to make good one.
He has been teacher for some time, and
has no doubt acquainted himself with
The dutiss of the office.
For county surveyor We have Mr..
ohm F. Wilson. one Of, if not the best
in the county, and .one whose
personal character will compare favora.
bly, with the best Of our citizens. With
such men as he and those We have named
before him, the ticket cannot fail to
receive one Of the largest votes ever polled
10 Lincoln county, and With this host Of
good men in office, We will have no cause
to hang our heads. lie. every body come
out and vote.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30

mistakes, q repstitios Of which they
deprecate new With all the sarusstnsss Of
men vho have smsrted under the ruinous
effect. Ii 10 needless 10 enumsrau the
Instances. Ono will suffice by ~, Of
example.
In Wisconsin in 1868, uoder all the
weight Of hopelessness and discourage
meat caused by u universal knowledge
that Seymour could not be elected, the
Democrats gave him S4,973 votes, ln
1871 the same vote would have elected
Doolittle. the Democratic nominee fer
governor, BY = majority Of 5000; but
he vas q new recruit from the Rspubli
can side, and some Democrats we're too
pure to vote for him. They stood al0of,
let Washburns become governor with
only 7S,30l votes, and at the same time
gave the assembly and the senatorship
to the Radicals.
Party history is fnll Of just such IN
stances, aud enc never occurred without
giving cause for repentance to those who
we're responsible. This country has been
governed BY . minority during three sd.
ministratioRs. The time has come when
violence can no longer be used to over
slaugb . popular verdict sgainst the
crimes'and corruption of the party which
has SO abused its power. If that verdict
is not pronounced in November, it will
be the fault Of some who have long
clamOred for it. II tha majority is not
once more restored to its legitimate
rights 10 this republic Of ours, it will be
the fault of Democrats whose personal
prejudiess make them blind at once to
their duty and their opportunity. We
are led to believe that these will be few
in any part Of the country. The noble
speeches Of Mr.. Greeley. the manly
earnestnsss Of eur Liberal friends, and
the desperate shif,s Of the enemy have oil
contributed to arouse those who slum.
bered on their posts in October. They
are rallyiug in way that promises ts
retrieve their error but the restoration
of reelected and insulted constitution
can be aNured by nothing but the fullest
vote. Only few days are left for work,
and 10 that time the iaith Of the Demo
cratic organization must be redeemed by
sslisting every Democratic vote. Re
publican.
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
Dogs.

One Of the bowling evils Of this age
10 the vast number Of worthless ours with
and without masters, that are constantly
roaming over the country. They are TO
be met with at every house. and to b
seen 10 every field, of all sizes. color'
and shapes. jacobs ca,tlo and Jossph's
coat have been taken as models of col.
orng, and the variety has become so
great that the original colors we're few
compared with the rins-streaked and
speckslsd yelping vsrmints.
There is not one in thousand Of these
dogs that will hunt, watch or guard any.
thing. They bay at the moon, and yelp
at travellers passing the highways, and
even this is not we'll done. The amount
Of fosd consumed by them would fattsn
thousands of hogs each year, and add
something to the wealth Of the county,
instead Of keeping an element Of de-
struction alive, and impsverishiug the
families Of hundreds of men.
10 1867, five years ago, there were
$500 sheep in this county; now there
are but one third Of that number, show
ing by the Assessors books Of this county
alone clear loss Of 2,400 sheep, worth
more than $4,000 Every man who
has owned sheep knows that this great
less has been caused by the dogs killing
sheep, and making it unsafe to keep
them and not only unsafe, but vexatious
to have valuable property destroyed, and
no remedy provided for Furnishing the
dspredators or being paid in any way for
the losses caused by the dogs.
A partial remedy for losses is provided
by the Dog Law" which is to be voted
"FoR' OF AGAINST" next Tuesday. Each
deg is taxed enc dollar year. All the
money collected iu this way gees into a
"Dog Fund" which is set apart specially
to pay all losses of sLesp killed by dogs.
Whom A has had sheep killed by dogs b.
goes to q justice of the Peace, whs ap.
prints three appraisers; thoy value the
sheep, and A receives a certificate for tn,
amount, which he takes to the county
Treasurer and gets the money for tn,
full value of all sheep killed.
Should this law be adopted the worth
less ours will be killed, and those that arr
worth one dollar year will Be paid for
the money forming . fund which will b,
. safeguard against loss to all who wisl
to engage 10 the very profitable bushes
Of wsol growing. I.. .t.....
The Lincoln County herald., 1872-10-30
DEcoLLETEE PIETY.-Jaiisr Daly

DEcoLLETEE PIErY. -Jaiisr DAILY,
who grants oil possible favors to church
people, had his courage put to the test last
Sunday, by couple Of young ladies
whose dresses deploysd altogether too
low in the asck. They made their sp.
psaracs aud showing q bunch Of papers
which wouldn't have filed out . sisgle
wrinkle 10 the modern hustle. requested
psrmississ to 60 inside for che purpose
Of distributing tracts, ssd edifyipg the
prisoners with godly conversation. MIR.
DAILY modestly iatimstsd that bic dspu.
ties would distribute the papsrs. The
fair visitors pressed the matter and finally
in . rather i'll bred manner, said they
supposed che rssssu they csuldn't get 10
was because thsy we're on pisus srrand.
Nobody eve, doubted the jailsr's liberal.
ity before, end THE tasnt called sut Z
response which ended oil argument: "{i
you'll gst some large vsils sud csvsr
yoS'.slsss W yss can 70 10 ssd talk -
lsug - yos like. but I cast let you 20
10 dressed 10 thaa wsy..-St. Losis Tines