UlLlUi^LWJJ'WWliWIIII IM I Grand Combination. Telegraph Office, Telegraph Cigar Store, and Bird and Cage Em porium, Commerce fit., three doors above Pearl, BRIO'S ETON, N. I. uL/oasstt JI 2 A FINE I.JT OF German Canary Birds! BIRD CAKES Of Every Deseription, Seed, &c., &c. FINE SINGING CANARY BIRDS MAKES THE BEST KIND OF HOLIDAY GIFT. Young Men Remember the Ladies when Christman comt-R. Special Notice to Smokers Come and Try My Fine Imported and Domestic Cigars, A Choice Imported Cigar for 10, 15, 18. 20 and 2i cents, which 1 guarantee to be a Clear Havana Cigar (imported.) Mv FIVE CENT YARA and *11 DOMESTIC CI GARS, SMOKING TOBACCO, PIPES. Ac., I need but ask you to try them and you will be convinced they are the best in the city. A FINE SELECTION OF Real Meerschaum Pipes and Tubes "Which arc Warranted, and for sale cheap. BRIAR PIPES, FINE CUT CHEWING, and all kinds of CHEWING and SMOKING TOBACCO,constantly on hand. WANTED 500 Male Red Birds, aud Grey Squirrels. R. D. BORDEN, Operator and Proprietor, Telegraph Office, Commerce 8t.,3 doors above Pearl, nov 24-61 PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Will be sold at Public Sale, at C. O. Davis A Son's Hotel, Bridgeton, N. J., On Seventh-day, the 23d of \'2th Mu. {Dec.), At 2 o'clock, P. M. Ni 1 is a VAIiUABIiE FARM, Bituata in Greenwich township, Cumberland County. on the public road leading in Statharn’s Neck, about three miles from Greenwich, containing one hun dred acres, nearly all of which is in a good state of cultivation, suitable for grain or grass. The im provements are a TWO AND A HALF STORY HOUSE, lately been repaired with slate roof, containing eight rooms and back shed, with pump in a well of excel lent water; crib house, nearly new, with slate roof and wing attached: three barns, one nearly new. with slate roof, the other two in good lepair; also a tenant house in one corner of the farm; apple or chard with selected fruit. The shove farm is well drained with tile and mauured forthe last few y ears; is within one mile ol a good school, one aud a quar ter miles from the Vineland Railway, which runt direct to New York citv, and three from Greenwich, where a steamer leaves twice a week for Philadel phia. No. 2 is a lot Adjoining No. 1, containing one acre, with a one and a half story house, with four room*, and a well of good water in the rear. Persons wishing to see the above property can do «o by calling on Richard Terry residing on No. 1, Mark Harmer, Greenwich,or the subscriber, Bridge ton, N. J. Terms will be made easy, as but a small portion of the purchase money will he wanted. Con ditions made known on day of sale by nov 24is MORRIS GOODWIN, Ir., Trustee. INSURE YOUR DWELLINGS IN THE Agricultural Insurance COMFANT, O F W A TE RTOW.V, W. 1. Assets, $635,792 12 ■“One of our Heat Companies.*'—WILLIAM Barnes, State Supt. Ins. Dept. It did not lose one dollar in the Chicago me. Ili UtJVCi lual r«» fmii* tlinncoiul dot lars in any one Fire. It is confined by its CHARTER to insure (nothing more hazard ous than detached residences, and farm property. It pays all losses caused by fire, or dam age done by lightning, whether fire ensues or not. R. S. REYNOLDS, General Agent for Southern New Jersey. TTRVRV KKlftf A r n Office on Commerce Street, betwen Pearl and Bank, Bridgeton. dec. 5 4m A. STURGE, AT THE GENERAL NEWS DEPOT, now making up clubs for the LEADING PAPERS *»nd MAGAZINES. Subscribe with him; he is punc tual and prompt. CKROMOS GIVEN WITH DEMOREST’S MONTHLY, CHRISTIAN UNION. HEARTH and HOME, and SEVERAL OTHERS. New York Tribune, $1.25 t Agriculturist, $1.25$ Rural Sew Yorker, $2.50; Peterson's, 2.00. dec l5-2t. Guardian’s Sale. BY virtue of an Order of the Orphan’s Court of the County of Cumberlend. will be sold at Public Sale, at the Hotel of C.O. Davis A Son, Bridge ton, N. J., On SATURDAY, December 30th, 1871, At the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the follow ing described Lot of Land, late the property of John H. Weutcott, now deceased, situate in the vil lage of Cedarville, in said county, and described as Toliows:—Beginning at a stone for a corner, which is also a corner ol lauds of Charles Stathem, in the centre of the main road leading from Cedarville to Newport, thence down the road south 4% degrees east, lul feet to a corner; thence north 48% degrees east.running a little to the northwest of a large mill oerrv tree standing a* the bottom of the door yard, 332 fret to a corner in the line of land belonging to the heirs of Isaac Conner; thence nor.h 41^ degrees "west 117*^ feet to a none corner of Daniel Adams’ land thence south 4*•% degreea west lb7 feet to a corner of the said Stathem land; thence south41^ •degreea east 16% feet to a atone a Do a corner of saui Htathem’s land; thence south 4*% degrees west 16b ?eet to the place of beginning, containing 80,237 feet •ol land more or lest*. MARY D. WESTCOTT. Guardian of minor children of said John H. Wefct cott. dec 1 is F ARM POR SALE OR EXCHANGE. MThe subscriber offers for sale or ex change for a amall far-n or house wgSSa and lot in Bridgeton, the fHrm which William Loper resides, in Stoe Creek township, Cumberland County, within a short distance of the Now Jersey Southern and West Jersey Railroads. 8aid farm •contains 74 Aoros of XiaucJ, in a good state of cultivation, with good buildings; Good Apple and Peach Orchards in bearing. The 'land is well adapted for grain, grass or truck. This Urm is handy to churches, schools and stores, and will increase in value. Il will be sold at a bargain, without much money, or exchanged for a houseand Tot in Bridgeton. The property will be shown by }Vm. Loper, residing on the premises, or by apply ing to E. Loper, any Saturday, at Wotustown,Salem ’County, N. J. nov 24-tf Dr. Thomas* Sturdivant. Gf Millville, New Jersey, permanenly cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, Shortness of lireatb. Loss of Voice, Catarrh ol all kinds and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, Poisonous Dis eases of tha Blood, Urinary Diseases, Kidney and Skm Diseases, Kinging in the Kars, Dyspepsia,Drop sy, Piles, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Nervous Debility, producing great weakness of both body and mind, and Diseases of the Eye and Ear, Ac. Person* suffering with any diseases not meationed m thi# card must remember Dr. T. STURDIVANT Treats all diseases, and will visit the sick day and night. His office hours are from 7 to a mornings, -i to 4 afternoons, 7 to 9 evenings, mar 31 ’71-y Waters’ New Scale Pianos, With Iron Frame, Overstrung Bass and Agraffe Bridge, MELODEONS AND CABINET ORGANS, The Beat Manufacture.; Warranted for 6 years. Fil ly Pianos, Melodeona and Organs of six first-class makers, at reduced prioes, for Cash, or to let, and rent allowed if purchased. Monthly Installments re eetved for same. Second-hand Instruments at great bargains. Illustrated Catalogues mailed Warerooms 4*1 Broadway, New York. HORACE WATERS. RENT J A LARGE THIKDSTORY ROOM, suitable for S'-eltfU.S. AUe a BASEMENT. Apnlv Oi j,. do 0. K, BISHOP. S. E. M’GEAR BRO.’S HANDSOME NEV STORE IS THE GREAT CENTRE! THE MAMMOTH HEW STORE! ON THE CORNER. OPPOSITE DAVIS’ HOTEL. GRAND STOCK FALL GOODS! GRAND STOCK FALL GOODS! -CX, va- xv X X?- JL W JBj XV X 9 X U C _f4* BLACK SILKS, PAISLEY LONG SHAWLS, HANDSOME BLANKET SHAWLS, ELEGANT STOCK OF NEW DRESS GOODS! GREAT attractions in Silk Corded Poplins, Silk Corded Poplins, Fine French Satines, Fine French Poplins, Rich Empress Cloths. Will opf?n to-day Cloaking Cloths, Black Fur Beavers, Black Moscow Beavers, Black Astrachans, Black Velvet Beavers, Black Frosted Beavers, Black Caracullas, White Corduroys, Pearl White Corduroys, Black Velveteens, Velveteens in all colors, W aterpr oofs—Cheap. BLACK MOHAIRS BLACK ALPACAS Look at our AHpacas for 50 cents. e are .‘tilling more goods than any other two Dry Goods Store* in the town Our stock is the largest ever offered in this part of the State. Our store is so well and perfectly lighted that even on the dullest, darkest days the light is per fect and abuudant. Give us a call and see more persons buying Dry Goods^thau was over seen in any one store in South Jersey. AT THE CORNER STORE, i AT THE CORNER STORE. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. I STOCK THE LARGEST STOCK THE LARGEST. AT THE MAMMOTH DRY GOODS STORE, AT THE MAMMOTH DRY GOODS STORK, OPPOSITE DAVIS’ HOTEL. OPPOSITE DAVIS’ HOTEL THE CORNER STORE. THE CORNER STORE. FOR FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS. FOR FIRST-CLASS DRY GOODS. A CALL IS EXTENDED TO ALL. S. E. M’GEAR BRO.’S GREAT CENTRAL STORE w MMWB——MHB—B9M>BBWPgijUL^1!■ jWBUK WMW—'WT't M 111 I III lllRL'jJM. —LI DETERMINED TO COUNTERACT THE SHORT-SIGHTED POLICY OF DESIGNING AND MALICIOUS PERSONS Who have sought to Injure the Trade of Pliiladalphia, by concocting and circulating Exaggerated and Malicious Reports,! Wo shall take advantage of our very Fortunate Position, and Organize an IMMENSE AND UNAPPROACHABLE SALE. Which will Cause a Great Loss to any who tnako Purchases What Knowing what can be saved in buying at this Unusual and STUPENDOUS SALE! WE COMMENCE FRIDAY, December 1st, 1871, The UNRESERVED CLEARANCE of the Largest Stock Wanamaker Brown EVER HELD, BEING Nearly One Millon Dollars’ worth SUBSTANTIAL CLOTHING OF OUR BEST MANUFACTURE, FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN, Part of which was Personally Selected in Foreign Markets BY MR. WANAMAKER Wanamaker Brown 'll Befor1{?setli‘® woTnse Wanamaker Brown Wanamaker Brown f And can he Sold to (Wanamaker Brown READY-MONEY BUYERS At ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES. A VISIT AND INSPECTION OF WHICH COSTS NOTHING, Will prove unquestionably that many Articles are WORTH DOUBLE THE PRICES QUOTED. AI3IIU3G-ED TPT. A -lyr, MEN’S DEPARTMENT BOYS’ DEPARTMENT CONTAINING CONTAINING 7,001 Men’s Overcoats, 960 Youths’ Overcoats, 6,649 Dress Coats, 3,000 Youths’ Pants, 516 Garricks and Capes, 3,714 Y’ouths’ Vests, 5,113 Business Coats, 1,872 Youths’ Everyday Coats, 12,3U Business Pants, 723 Children’s Overcoats, 1,813 Fine Eng. Striped Pants, 135 Children’s Cape Overcoats, o,S75 Doeskin Pants, ISO Children’s Garricks, 2,519 B ack Cloth V ests, 1,344 Children s Suits, 602 Velvet Vests, i 3,282 Boys’ Pants, 578 Cashmere Vests, 2,076 Boys’ Jackets, 14,406 Cassimere Vests, 733 Big Men’s Coats, o83 Double-Breasted Short Overcoats, 1.205 Big Men’s Pants, t'23 Euglish Diagonal D. B. Overcoats. 986 Big Men’s Vests, 78 359 TOTAL ABMJBATS. FIRST FLOOR (West)—Arranged for Fur- FIRST FLOOR (East)—School and Drc-,s nishmg Goods and Coats. The Job Lots. Suits, and Little Lads’ Clothes “Less than Half-Price Lots.’’ Piece SECOND FLOOR—Larger-sized Goods uul Goods for Custom Work, which share in Half-Price Lots. W our general reduction of prices. UPPER FLOORS—Reserved Stock and Ex SECOND FLOOR—3 DEPARTMENTS: tra Fine Goods. Dbbss Pants, NOTE.-®- These and all our Goods are Second Dress I ants, not bought from Wholesale Houses, but y\ ORKING Pants, are of our own manufacture- many of Job Lots. them made in our own buildin<> under THIRD FLOOR-Overcoatis TopCoats, our own eye and supervision-of materials Garricks. carclully examined and sponged, and Coachmen s Coats. made only for our Regular Retail Trade FOURTH, FIFTH and SIXTH FLOORS- so that Customers can take them with the Reserved Surplus Stock. utmost confidence. Tv a nmmTTT a t\ /n jt an j. iv u uiuvo FIRST—Store open from 7 A. M. to 8i P. M., except Saturdays, when open at (it A. M., to 10 P. M. SECOND—All Goods Exchange or Money Refunded. THIRD—A large staff of Salesmen and Ushers to the different Departments, in waiting to receive Customers. FOURTH—Orders by Telegraph or Letter from any Quarter faithfully attended to. IN CONCLUSION, For Solid and Substantial Bargains this is an Unprecedented Opportunity. IT WILL PAY TO COME FROM ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY. OR TO Make Up Clubs in Ton us and Villages, AS WE MEAN TO Give Somebody all Ihe Goods'??e have. i WE HAVE HAD THE LARGEST SALES THE HOUSE HAS EVER KNOWN J AND TO WIND UP THE SEASON We Can Afford to Almost Shut Our Eyes to the Prices. i WANAMAKEE BROWN, O A. K HALL, Sixth and Market Sts., Philadelphia. WHEELER WILSON S LATEST IMPRROVEH FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, HAVING THE NEW DRAW FEED, Arc universally acknowledged as the Best in the World, being Unique, Simple aud Practical. THE WHEELER WILSON MANUFACTORY Covers 14 Acres of Ground, EMPLOYS 3000 WORKMEN, Tuning out a Machine Every Minute Over Six Hundred ThoiiMstud HAVE BEEN MANUFACTURED. 10 0,000 more Wheeler Wil son’s Machines have been sold for Family Use than of any i other make. It has less than one-half the machinory of any other Sowing Machine which makes the Lock-Stitch; uses no Shuttle, and consequently is very simple and durable They are sold on easy monthly payments, fully warranted and instructions given at our rooms, or at tho residence of purchasers, until thor oughly understood. 'Be Sure atul Give it a Trial Before Purchasing Any Other. Philadelphia Salesrooms: 914 CHESTNUT ST. PETERSON CARPENTER, Sole Agents, Agents for Cumberland and Cape May Counties are HYDE GREENWOOD. dec 8-tf Southeast corner of Commerce and Pearl Sts., Bridgeton. m n k, mt o m 3 g a N mgm as g m c3 _ Sj 3 V-4 go 9- o S D S co m 'he da'*- of the i-r s»iual purchase of said maehiae, excepting the wear and breakage of .v* Bo!,uin> o i Shuttle-. WILSON SEWING MACHINE CO. W. O.Wiuox. It ha* a beautiful doL-c movement, it make- the genuine lockstitch (alike ou both aide*), and do *a I to perfection all kinds of plain «..*>i f.h© sewing. Ir needs no commendation; its rapid sale*, the increaa j ing demands, and the many flattering tesitnnuials from those who have need it is proof of its merit*.— All we ask to convince the mo-t kej tied rhat we have the best. Sewing Machine laa critical examination of the New Wilson Under feed. We also continue to sell the U’H F.F.T.ER A WILSON SEWING MACHINES and Sewing Haehiue flx j ttires. Machine# to rent: old outs taken in exchange for new Repairing and cleaning of all kind* i promptly attended to. We also keep on hand and are THE ONLY AGENT IN BRIDGETON FOR ESTEY’S COTTAGE ORGANS AND MELODEONS, Which surpasses u\thing in t!«*■* w-.tv* for »oftne*s of tone.and can convince any one of this fact if they will give us a will and try t .en Music .1 kinds furni?h«j at the Phortent notice K v* ^r-r3D. CRAIG, *ug. -y Opposite tha New* Depot, Laurel Street, Bridgeton, N. J. 1871 fall opararcr. HE HEWITT LEY, 21 and 23 West Commerce St., Bridgeton, N. J., Have tlieir store so well stocked that it can be said they keep the Largest and Best Selected Stock of Cloths, both Plain and Fancy, in this city. STRIPED CASSlIVltRES, CASHMERE VELVET VESTINGS. Our Custom Department is Complete. For Neatness of Fit, style, 4c., we Defy Competition. READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps and Furnishing Groods IN GREAT VARIETY. Also, CLOTH J3Y THE ATgVITD, Xj^dies* ytmai, <*o.. T. A. Hewitt. C. U. I.kt. “J 1 ..wmmrnf.mmm ■!■■■■»»«»—w—i,- No. 21 North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. .V. H E L L E E Has opened the most complete stock of M ILL! N E RY GOODS i To ho found in the city, comprising a full line of Black Silk Velvet*, from fl to $3 per yard. Colored Silk Velvets in every shade and quality. Velveteens for Dress Trimmings in Black and Colored. A splendid assortment of Black and Colored Ostrich Feathers at very low prices. French Flowers. j Satins in Black and Colors, Corded Satins in all shades, Sash Ribbons, Plain i and Gros Grain. Ribbons in all the different widths, Velvet Bibhon, Guipure Laces, Etc. Importing part of my goods direct, and always buying of first hands, I am able to sell goods as low as any other house in the city. Ladies will savo time and money by I examining our goods before purchasing elsewhere. oct 0-3m T II S_ A. HELLER. No. 21 North Eighth St., Philadelphia. SAXON GREEN .A. 1ST D OTHER PAINTS. J. H. WEEKS Co., Manufacturer. IVo H 31 IVorih Fourth St., Philadelphia. wpt27-tf-T. a.