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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
FULTON MARKET.
DUNToN & HAYWARD. Prom ,,a.or. +;

This market Is the largest nd finest one
in the State On hand at all times a large
supply OF the very best of e, Verything, con-
and poultry. Also, fresh Salmon. halibut.
mackerel, cod, haddocK, lake trout. white
dsh and GELS Butter, cheese, vegetables,
buy the very best of Western starr ava
are enabled to give our customers very
line beef. We have in our Marker at ali
times, large assortment. 80 :, = = = :.
orders frorn out of town promptly filed.
Special attention given ID these oraa1.S
Give us a call &c., =. Ds-' 2
chants Row.
Rutland, July Goth, 1878. d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30

Nos. l, 3 and via Saratoga and White
hall, connecting at GIen's Falls for Lax
George; Nos and connect with Lake
Champ1ain Steamers. Nos. IL and IL VIA
Eagle Bridge 1T. & b. X. r. for Rutland
and all points north and east.
ALBANY AND TROY LOCAL TRAINS.
TROY To ALBANY.
Leave $50, 7.5o, 9, 10, H., L., A. NJ.
Troy, l, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.15, 7.45, P. M.
ALBANY TO TROY.
Leave 7O5, 9, 10, IL, IL AN.
Albany l, 2, 3, 4, s, 6.15, TAO, 8, P. NJ.
Communication Tickets can be procured
at the Genn Ticket Office, No. 262 Broad
way, Albany, n. Y.
ALBANY & SUsQUEHANNA DIVISION.
Trains leave the Depot, No. 262 Broad
way, Albany, as follows Sundays ex-
-eptedl:
Express Trains 500 A. NJ. and 3.1OP. N.
Accommodation sleeping Car for Hor-
nellsville attachedl $50 p. NJ.
The 500 A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. trains con-
meet at Cobleskill for Sharon Springs.
Through Tickets may be procured at
the Company's Ticket Onice, Union De-
pot, Rutland, and at all principal stations.
II. A. FONDA, Gen1 Supt.
S. E. MAYO, Genn Ticket Agent.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30

AS the quickest way of making for
tune, a contemporary suggests marrying
a fashionable young lady and selling her
clothes. -.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-10-30
7 A N &c p RIGGS
AT
ASHMUN'S
TEMPLE OF FASHION
A FULL LINE OF MILLTNFpv
CHEAPER THAN EVER
Felt Hats i'm am sbapes At Enc

Felt Hats in all shapes at Coo.
Velvet Hats at 75c worth Sl.OO.
Trimmed Hats-a handsome assortrn,..
at popular prices III
Ostrich Tips from lOc, upwards
Long Plumes in all lengths, shades a..
prices. anu
silk Velvet and Velveteen.
Turquoise Silks and Satins. in all sbas.-
cut on the bias.
Ladies' Merino Vests at Sc. s5c e..
and upwards; worth 75s, SLOO and a 80
Ladies' Aerino Pants IN all sizes. Al -.
worth 81 %. ~'-'
Merino Shirts for children at G5o =, --
so, and upwards; sold elsewhere at 75c {. -
Sl.O0 and Sl.25. ' %
Union Merinos Suits, all sizes, frop ao
upwards.
Ii. HAND MADE WORSTEDs.
in ladies' jackets, scarfs and leggings in.
fants' hoods, caps, shoes and mittens.
Long double Aubias at soc: worth -Eo
Flannel Sacks for infants, misses anal.
| dies. -~ Id
Alexander Kid Gloves in all shades e-s
| sizes, at sl.00; two buttons, Sl.25
good kid, slightly damaged, at T0e.
LADIES' UNDERGRADUATES
A full line, from the cheapest upward.
An elegant chemise. tucked ana ~,
| broideTed bosom, at sI.O0.
! Drawers, tucked and embroidered 81 a7
Six-tucked Shirt, Sl.OO.
Night robes, corset covers and t0fra.
/ JdCAEtS al Bdi Sdlu5-
TIES TIES !
An elegant assortment in all the ra+a..
! styles and shades, at astonishing prices
CORSETS.
Hip-gore corsets in box, only Csc. sold
! elsewhere at Sl.O0.
Shiele's imported woven Z. C.. corset d.
| zoe. Also, Madame Foy's celebrated co.. az
J set, laced on the sides, at Sleg.
| A large line OF Corsets kept constantly.
| at a saving of 50 per cent.
/ WOrsted patterns of all kinds and do
l signs. a fun line at low figures.
Wooden hosiery for ladies, misses and
| children.
A fun line Of gloves, gauntlets and nit
/ tens.
! Jewclry. infants wear, wells and yelling.
/ ribbons, flowers. Genuine Lubin's ner-
\ fumery at soc worth sl.00. Soaps, brack-
/ cts. handkerchiefs. lace and linen collars
/ ruffiing and collarets, and lots OF other
/ goods, all selling at our universal popular
/ prices.
We invite all 10 look AT goods and prices.
I Wifhnnf - ri a 117J-ra.Fzl H
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SKIN DISEASES 1

!, i viii send tree receipt for my. YEGE-
IuHAbLk BALM, removing ffinpies, Black
leaving the skin clear and with healthy
glow. Also, sure process 1 or the growth
PRATT, Chemist, IL Pine St n. Y. p. q.
box 5,12S. tSend stampl octl3d&wSw
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11
CHAPTER CCCCXLIY,

A Supplement to the sct entitled "An Act foI
the better securing the property of married
worneo,"
/. Be it enacted hy the Senate and General As.
semb'y of the state of New Jersey, That any mar.
ried woman who has received or shall hereefter
receive, by git. devise or bshest. any real OF
personal property, or the rents issues and pro-
tits thoreof may execute, without the concur
renee of her husband, a valid receipt, release or
discharge therefor in the same manner and with
the like effect as if she sole and unmarried
w1ich receipt, release or discharge, duly &C.
knowledged, n the same manner as deeds oi
res! . tate are by law required to be ackno'yl
edged, :.,4y De recorded in the surrogate's Office
of the proper county. III the same manner and
with the same effect as other receipts @.i dis-
charges may be recorded in ssid Office
q And be il enacted. Taat this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved April 2, 1873.
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CHAPTER cCccycTrY


Supplement to an act entitled "An Act respect
ing the Court of Chancery."
1. Be it enacted hy the Senate and General AS
ser.b.y of the state of New jersey, That in 81
causes now CT hereafter pending in tbs cour
wnere The mplaiuant has or shall 6le the no
tice mentioned in the fif. f.y-sayenth section OF the
act to which this is a supplement. no appeal from
the fnal decree or order in said court shall be
taken to the 1ourt of errors end appeals, unless
taken within three months after fiiiug the order
or decree appeais d frc,n and in all such Cases
where any decree has already nao-. aIed. no per
son CT persons ncs 5atitledto appeal to ths couri
of errors and appea shall 'ake such appeal un
less the same be taken within three months at
ter this supplement becomes a law
Annroyed April s, 1873.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11
CHAPTER CcCcLr.

Supplement- to an act entitled San act for the
better preservation of the early records of
the State OF New Jersey" approved april sixti',
one Thousand eight hundred ,and seveoty-one.
l. BE it enacted by the Senate and General AZ
sernbly of the state OF New Jersey, That slK
copies of the three manuscripts nov in the state
Library. containing the minutes OF the colonial
snd Revolutionary history Of the State, be dis
tributed bv the Comptroller to each member sud
of5cer of the sepato and General Assembly. aud
the ..istribuion Of the remaining copies be un-
der the supervision OF the Governor, Comp
sroller and Treasurer
3. Ard be it enacted. That this act shall take
effect Immediately
approved Alril 2. 1878
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WEST JERSEY RAIL ROAD LINEs
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS.
Commencing Wednesday, June ltah, 1873.

ARRANJ EN- ENI OF TRAINS.
Commencing Wednesday, June ltah, 1873.
Trains for Philadelphia leave
Leave Bridgeton 500 and .O5 A. NJ 3.20P NJ. Freight
$50 2. NJ.
Leave Salem, 6.45 NJ: 3soP. NJ, Freight 800 P n
Leave swedesboro' ASA. M.and Is P. NJ Freight
at $40 P NJ.
Leave Woodbury. 6lo. 72. 5 81 and 8 80 NJ. and
l.54. 4.59,T5O I'M. Freigst II N.
Leave Wenonah 0o,7 %, snds2o A. NJ, LA 4.47P.M
Freight at 10 % +. NJ.
Leave Gassboro 7.04. Oh, g 10 A. Nj, IS and 4I8
7.22 P. NJ. Freight 9I5 P. NJ.
Leave Clayton e5l; s9l - NJ I, aud a5S, 7lS p ~
Leave vineland sid, s.9s A. M aud s2l, Gal P. NJ.
Fgt. II 20 M
Leave Mivine 900, S 10: s-4s A NJ. and 3, SD PM
leave Cape May SIS; and and 7a5 NJ. and SOD M.
Freight els A. NJ.
PORT NORRIS RAILROAD
Trains connect at Bridgeton with trans to and
from Philadelphia.
RETURNING TRAINS WILL LEAVE PHILA.
DELPHlA
For Bridgfton 8 90 A. NJ, 8 70 and $50 P. NJ.
For Salem. 500 A. NJ and so 2. Nj.
For Cape Msy. go A. 81, us and no P. N.
For Mvilie 800 anu ca A. NJ is, and $50 P. NJ.
For Vineaad. 0u and 90 a. NJ, Is 40 T. Nj.
For clayton, SO A. M. rs P. ii. and :. 80 p. NJ.
For Gi1ssboro, g. IL is A. NJ. sis. .3.3u. so NJ.
For Wenonah, s o. HAS A. Nj. 8 80 531f.*0 P. Nj.
For Woodbury.. 500 II AS A Nj. $780, $40, SOP. i'd
For Swedesbaro, s 60 A. NJ $50 and 30 P A.
COMPUTATION TICKETS.
for sale at the office of the Treasurer, Camden, n
WE:
| 25 coupons, (good for any member of the family
for three months).
| so good above, (or for business part
ner or empioyee), six monies.
| 100 good ABOVE, Tor for business part
ner or employed one year.
| ST "a good for The purchaser for mon tn in
| which purch ssed only.
These tickets are sold between Philadelphia and
Mlyllle, Bridgeton, Salem, Swedesboro and all in
| term mediGte stations.
| For and rules regulating their use see post
! ers at the diff rent stations.
| Tickets sold at and Baggage Checked through
from all prIncdsl stations. to stations the Cam
den & Amboy & New Jersey Railroads.
| Passengers by the morning tlains can connect
with and 10 A. ii trains al Camden tor Trenton and
New York. Also, with the trains of the Camden
| and Burlington County RaIlroad for Mount Holly
| Pemberton. &C.
| The afternoon trains reaches Camden IN time o
connect with 90 P. train from PhIIs delphis for
| New York and intermediate stations
From New York. The P NJ. tram from New
York, via jersey City, connects at Csrnded with the
$50 P. NJ. train for Mvle, Vineland Woodbury.,
| Swedesboro. Bridgeton and Intern, dlste stations.
Fare from New York TO Camden, 81 25 by this
! train.
opriis WN I SFWF Sur't.
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icy AuzHosir1.,
LaWS OF NEW JERSEY.
CHAPTER CCCCYCl


Further Supplement TO an act entitled An
Act respecting Gaaua reports TO the l,egisis
ture of railroad and anal corapanies," Rp'
proved February twenty-fourln, one Thousand
eight hundred and dft,-two.
Whereas, the act 10 which this is a supplement
provides that es.i, laiifSld and c,nat co,,n rany
in this state shall make an annus; report TO the
Legislature which reports are now required by
Law to te transmitted to the secretary of state;
and whereas. the duties in connection with
such reports have ny subsequent enscttnents,
heen transferred irSin the state department to
that of the conpt oier; therefore,
/. be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly ofths state OF New Jersey, That the re-
por.s .ecnired 70 be made annually to the legis-
laIure by the several road and canal comps-
nies Of this state, as provided by the sctto which
ttlis is n s,1pnement, andby supplement there
70, approved March eleventh, cue Thousand eight
hundred and dffty-three, shall hereafter be trans
mittsd 10 the comptroller of the treasury, who
shall file the same in his Office, ...ere to remain
on record; ana the comptroller shall cause
printed copies OF said reports to be laid before
ihe legislature.
= = nd be it enacted, That this act shall take
efteet Immediately.
Approved April 5, 1873.
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CHAPTER CCCCXLIII

Supplement- to an act entitled IAN Act relating
tocornmercisI PAPER" approved March twelfth,
!. Be it enacted by the Senate and General As
sembiy of the State of New Jersey, That all
bills Of exchange or drafts drawn, payable at no
fixed time or period, or on demand oi. pTes5n-
taton at any place within this state. ether than
thtse upon banks or banking associations, shall
be deemed due and payable at the expiration Of
three days. grace, after the same shall be pre-
seHted for acceptance.
AnproVed anil 2. 1873.
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CHAPTER CCCCXLIx

A further supplement 10 he act entiiled"An act
20 regulate fees" approved April fifteenth, on
thousand eight hundred and forty-six.
|. Be it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of toe sts.e of New Jersey, That here
after the constables of the several counties of
this state shaii receive for each and every day
oyer snd ierinner aud general jail delivery,
court sf common pleas and general quarter ses-
sions ef tn peace in their respective counties,
the fo..owing fees: those residing within TWO
piles Of The court hoCse, two dollars those re-
siding more than two miles from and within fire
miles OF the court house, two G-..l-s and fifty
cents those residing more than FIVE miles from
and within ton Iniie= Of the court house. two
dollars and seventy-iiye cents; those residing
more than ten miles from the courr house. three
dollars.
,. And be II enacted, That all acts or parts of
acts Inconsistent tn the provisions OF this act.
be and the same are hereby repealed. and tina;
this act shall taxi feet Immediately.
Approved apr. 2, ie!S.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11
Bssr STiMuLENr CORDIAL KNOWN,
Diarrhea, Dysentery or Cholera,

and il removing all unpleasant feeling. after eating
such az Indigestion. Headache, Nausea,
sis. It is lpvaiusb.e as q TONIC to the weak. the
aged, or 10 persons recovering from Ague, Fever,
&c, !: is also particularly recommended 70 those
gno hs We INDUCED freely IN STRONG Drink,
and wish 10 reform: few drops giving tone 10 the
dig+e,ive organs and satisfying that censtani era
wing OF tho stomach much quicker Than liquor Of any
kind. snd without lite delherating sfiects
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11
CHAPTER DLxvIII.

An act to repeal act entitled -An act better to
secure the safety of travellers railroads, y
approved April sixth, one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-fye..
l. Re it enacted by the Senate and General As
sarnblv of the State of New Jersey, That Tie .ct
entitled IAN act to better secure the safety of
travellers on railroads" approved April sixth
one thoueand eight hundred and sizty-hve, be
and the same is hc.eby repealed.
Z. Aza be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11

Trains leave Depot. THIRTY y-secopd and Market SITS
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Pao Accom-. 6.sO. So 1850 M. TO- 445, $50, e1o
il.50PM On Sunday $50 A M, $50 P NJ.
Niagara Express dailv. except Snnday 720A W
FImra Lock Haven E5 except SUNDAY, sO0AM
M,ildsilv, except Sunday. sooAM
Washington TX. No daily excer. Sunday, II pam
Fast Line Erie FIX. dail7except SUNDAY u 40
Harrisburg Acc. daily except Sunday, 230P NJ
Lancaster and York Acc daily ex Sunday, 4i0PM
Parkeshure Train daily, except SUNDAY. 5s0PM
Pt'sburc Fxpress daily. except Sunday, 7.3G III
GncinnH Express daily, sI0PM
anrthern FxnresS daily. 10 30 p NJ
Washington Ex No daily. 110aPM
Pacific Express and Erie Mail, dal~, il 55 p NJ
Erie Mail Saturday night, runs only to Wiliinmap't
Emigrant Express 12.a5 NJ, daily except Monnday
Tickets muat ne procured and baggage delivered
at 1l6 Market Street by P. NJ
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New York So g. 10. us T.35. $50, and
ilA 81, 70 30, LIS 3. $50, snd 55 N. II 90 mid
right SUNDAY iains. 2.50, $40, 1885, M, 12 o,655
M. and 1920 midnight.
Emigrant train for New York IL midnight
Ace. for Trenton, l1.2u ? Nj
FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT.
For New York. $50 A. M, daily, and $40 p. NJ.
Trenton, 80, 80, 10 NJ, i5 a4o 5. So $50 PM
FOR BELvIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton. Lambertville, Phiilipsburg,
Way Trains to Lambertv'le Flemnstn l0A and
4Pm. For Pennington 80 10 A NJ and $50 P NJ.
Accommodation for Belvdere, $50 NJ.
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY
Acc for New York. via. South Amboy and boat VIA
Jamesburg and Monmouth Junct $50 A NJ and via
Monmouth Jupction snd Perth Anboy. NJ.
Ace. for New York. via Trenton $50 s. 10 NJ, s. S.
6 NJ. For Trenton and PM.
Way train for Burlington GO H.
Way trains for Bordentown, 500 and II 20 P VI.
For Long Branch go A. M. and p. ~.
For Kiniora Branch, $50 NJ. and and P NJ
For Hightstown 3 a N I.S0, $50 and 0oPM
For Pernbericn and Long Branch 7.30, Ills NJ
s.l5 P Nj; Tuekerton R'7..o. a a, and s.i5 NJ:
For Medford 6 90 A. NJ. LEO, d. and e.tpP N.
For Mt Holly and Pemberton 90 and i1.15 NJ 1.30
3.l5, 30, $50 g. 81 P NJ. For Mt Holly II 81 P NJ.
Trains arrive Thrty-frs. and Market Sts-
FROM Pitt burg2 5o7. is NJ 23} NJ dav.l2 20 So
A d, 1855 N except Monday From Erie and Will
| Transport 55 m. daily except Monday. and o so
ii, daily except Suudav. from Bufiafo and Niagara
Fails 50 A NJ, except Monday. Firm Lock Haven,
| Elnra and Williansport, p NJ From New York,
u as. 6.a3. Has, 10 81. (hPns If, l2i5 H. s.7l5,
So 22 (kens) U.I0:ll.45 p. NJ and SUNDAY trains
652 q.22 (KenS y So 10 90, II IS and 1245 NJ.
From Easton, Fhlpsburg ana Lambertyiile, 1888,
PM Kensington Depot. $50 1872 A NJ, 455Pm.
Sleeping car Tickets can be had ut 9tl Chestnut st.
and Depot, Thirty second and Marktt SITS
The Union Transfer Company wIll call for and
check Baggage IRON Hotels and Residences Time
Cards and full information be obtained at the
Depos and Ferry named above. and At the following
No. l16 Market Street
A. J. CAsSATT, DIM BOYD, Jr.
. General Manager. Gen Pass. gent.
! IAN II If
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11
lGEi IILA LII LIE IL La
Importer and Dealer in
Fine Fancy and Toilet Goods,

UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS, Specially.
New Style Spanish Combs Shell, Buffalo. and
Imitation Fancy Jewelry in great variety. embrse-
ing English and French J+,R@al Vueanite and Fine
Plated OxIdlzed and Garnet sets and FINE
Parsian ana Vienna Fans, Fancy Leather Goods,
Fancy Boxes, Desks Dressing Cases, Gilt Ornaments.
Bohemian Glass, China, Parsn Martie and Bronze
Goods IN great VARIETY. Brushes Combs and Toilet
Goods generally, with all the veltes ana special
ties in our inc. ?, ices as low the lowest, and all
z .0ds warranted Iepresen ed. Side Sstcheis ana
b .lts, Fan an Umbrella Holders -
dec q, ,'T2-6t, f-2 nj H. DIAON,
No q South Eighth St.. Phadeiphis.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11
CHAPTER DyII.

Iufther Suppiement &c the act entlt!td an
Act for the Preservation of sheep" approved
April feursaenth, one thousand eight hundred
and forty-six.
/. Be ii enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly Of the Statc Of New Jersey, That tire
assessors and collectors of the several townships,
cities. wards and horoughs OF this state. shall
each be entitled to receive FIVE cents. and no
more for every deg or bitch assessed accord
jnr 10 the said scl and The several supplements
thereto provided that notliag herein contsined d
shall be Construed ~ affect special law OF any
township. city, ward or borough OF this stste.
g And be il enscFed. That 'hs further supple
r1ent TO the said &C. approved March twenty
thitd one thousand eight hundred aud seventy
one be sn6 the same is hereby repealed.
B. And be il enacted, That this sss shall take
s.sect Immediately.
4poroyed April 3, 1878.
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N. J. SOUTHERN R. R. LINE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing, Monday, Lay 18th, 1873.


Leave New York from Pier 2S N. r., foot of Muir
ray Street.
645 a. m for Long Branch
$40 a. m. for Long Branch, Philadelphia Atco, Vine
land Bridgeton and BaySide.
14Gp M, for Long Branch and Philadelphia
AGO D. M, for Long Branch and Philadelphia.
SIS D. M, for Long Branch and Red Bank
LEAVE BRIDGETON
62S a. m. for New York. Long Branch, Red Bank,
Toms River, Writings, and points on
the TuckertOn r. r. also for Philadel
phia. via Winslow junction.
IL 30 a. m for Greenwich and Bayside.
$50 D. M. for Vineland, Writings, &c. also, Phila
delphia, via Winsow Junction.
$50 D. M. for Greenwich and Baysde.
ARRIVE BRIDGETON,
626 a. m. from Greenwich and Bayside.
II IS a. NJ from Writings and Philadelphia. also
Atlantic City via Winslow Junction.
3 335 D. M, from Greenwich a d BaySide
g. 80 D. M from New York, Long Branch and way
stations.
LEAVE LONG BRANCH.
For New York, zoe, IA 105s a, m., 2S4and613p. III.
For BIdgeton, Vineland, Bayside &C., l1.30 a. ln
NJ. w. SERAT, JOHN +. COLE,
July Att
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Freight trains leave Bridget0n Tor edarvlIIe at
10 So VI and leave edaryilie for Bridgeton, con-
Meeting for hiladelphia at 4 N
Trains connect to and from Philadelphia at West
Jersey Depot Bridgeton,
Stages connectat Newport to and from Port Nor
ris and Dividing Greek. -
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CHAPTER CCCCXCIV.

An act for the protection of Buoys and Beacans.
l. Be it enacted by the senate and General AZ
serrlbiy OF the sta;e Of New Jersey, That any per-
so:. OF persons who siiaii moor any vessel or Yes
ses of any kidd or name whatsoever, or any raft
or part of raft to any bloy or beacon placed in
t waters of eew Jersey by the authority Of the
Cnitea States Light House 8osrel,or shall in any
manner hang on with any vessel or raft or part
of q raft to any such buoy or beacon, or shall vii
fully remove. de,nage ar destroy any such buoy
or beacon. or shall cut down, remove, damage or
DESTROY any beacon or beacons erected oc la3d
in this state by {; authority of the said Ucited
States Light Hot : Board. shall for every such
offence De deeme entity of a rnisdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof before any court OF COM
petent Jurisdiction shall be punished by fine
not TO exceed two hundred dollars or by in pris-
onrnent not to exceed .hrea months; one-taird
OF the fire il. each case shall be paid to the in
former and two-thirds therecf.o the Light ouse
board. to be used in repairiag the said bucys and
heacoDs.
And be it enacted, That the cost of repairing
Or replacing any such buoy or beacon which may
have bee.l mis- placed, damaged or destroyed by
any vessel or raft whatsoever having been made
fast TO any such buoy or beacon. shall when the
same sha be legally ascerta;ned. be lien upon
such vessel or ratt o.. r.ay be recoT cred against
sad vessel or raft ana the owner or owners
thereof in an action OF debt in any court OF COM
petent jurisdiction in this state.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall take
effect Immediately.
Approved April 8, 1875
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HARD ARE.
Always on hand full and carefully selected stock
constantly, of

Always on hand full and carefully selected stock
constantly, of
BUILDING HARDWARE.
Locks, Latches, Bolts, Hinges Screws, Brads, &C.
House Carpenters, Ship Carpenters
Cabinet Makers, and Mason's Tools.
Saws. Chisels, Hatchets, Hammers, Spirit.Leve's
Broad-Axes Adzs, Rules, Bevils, Guages, Till, Chest
and Desk LOCKS; Brick, Plsstering, and Pointng
Troweis.
Hoes. Forks, Shoyels, Rskes, fence-wire, Grind
stones and Cranks, Potato hooks. Potato riddles,
Sieves Curry combs Horse brushes thes,
neaths, Stones and Rifles.
CUTLER
Tea and Table Knives aud Forks, Carvers, Steeis,
Spoons, Pocket knives SCISSORS, Sneals, &c
Cement Plaster Paris Pes terng. Hair, Rope, e,Sash'
Glass and Putty, at DANIEL BACONS,
Successor to MULFORD Il BACON.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11

.saaa PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS, BAND
CO. AGE INSTITUTE, No. IA North Ninth
Street, above Market. B. G. EVER
ErTs Patent Graduating Pressure Truss. positively
cares rup.ures when all others fail Also large
variety ofclisap Trusses. Hard Rubber Trussss. I'M
proved Elastic Stockings, Bets. Shoulders Braces,
Abdominal Supporters. .6uspensorles, Pile Bandages,
Spine Instruments, orntches, dc. a competent la
dy In attendance.
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