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The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Serious Accident---Death of one of the Party.

Mr.. Charles Gown, young unmarried man,
aged 81 years. resident of this place. had his
leg broken, on Saturday evening last from the
kick of horse, from the effects of which be died
on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock He was
one of party of four which had gone cunning
in Bucks Co., and was returning home in the
evening in a carriage, when the horse, through
some disarangement of the harness, commenced
kicking The deceased was driving at the time
and received a blow on the right leg midway
between the knee and ankle, causing compound
fracture. He Immediately jumped from the car
rage and laid in the road short time when he
was removed to house near by and his wounds
attended to by Drs CadWalader and Cooper
During the evening he was brought to his home
in this place, and after having his injured limb
bandaged and dressed he passed a comparatively
comfortable night. During the following morn
ing he was very cheerful and conyersed with
his friends complaining at the time very slightly
OF his wound. About 4, P NJ, he became de-
lirious, which continued until his death. About
l O'Clock on Monday morning Drs. Wetherill,
Foulke, and Livezey held consultation and
concluded that as symptoms of lock jaw were
apparent, they would have DR.. Coleman of
Trenton, sent for Upon the arrival of Dr. Cole
man, another consultation was held which proved
as unsatisfactory as the first. Various expedi-
ents we're tried without avail during the day, but
during the night chloroform was administered for
the purpose of stopping the dreadful convulsions
which were constantly recurring. He continued
/ in this state until death relieved him at one o.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
How to fest Eggs.

A correspondent Of the Springfield Republi-
can says There is no difficulty whatever in
testing eggs They are mostly examined by
d candle Another way to tell good eggs is to
put themin pail of water, and if they are good
they will lay on sides, always; if bad they will
stand on their small end, the large end always,
uppefmost, Unless they have been shaken con-
siderably, when they will stand either end up.
Therefore bad egg can be told by the way 1t
rests in water-always end up, never on its side
Any egg that lies fiat is good to eat, and can be
depended upon. An ordinary mode is to take
them into a room moderately dark and hold
them between the eye and candle or lamp If
the egg be good-that is, if the albumen is still
unafected-a light will shine through of red
dish glow while, if affected, it will be Opaque
or dark"
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15

To the citizens Of LambertvlIe, New Hope,
and Vicinity. Circumstances have made it ne
eessary for me toleave you. / thank you for the
general courtesy shown me since my residence
among you. have said little about Homeo-
pathy, but now say, if you knew it's advantages
you would not be without some one who would
practice it. Can you sustain practitioner !?
Yes. Viii you sustain one I / am not person
ally interested, but my parting advice is, sustain
one. Those who are still indebted to me, will
call on Charles A. Skillman, ESQ and settle
their accounts without further notice.
A. IRONS, M. d.,
Sept. 10, 49, Chester, Pa
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Trotting Match.

A vast crowd Of people visited the Suffolk
Course, on the Darby road, near Philadelphia,
on Thursday last, to see the trotting match
between tie horses Princess and Flora Temple
The race was an exciting one. Princess was
badly beaten while Flora Temple made the fas-
test time on record. The time-mile heats,
best three in fve-was as follows :-2415,
2.35, 2.23. In the last mile Princess was
long way distanced, Flora coming in with scarce
ly hair turned. Large sums of money chan=
ged hands upon the result of the race, which
was witnessed by about ten thousand persons
Con sidering that Flora Temple is somewhere
near twenty years DID, she is among the swift
test horses now extant The trot was witness
sed by some of the admirers of fast nags of this
borough who have been talking horse al
most ever since.
The animals are thus described Flora is
lank, thin-necked, and decidedly ordinary in
appearance, with little signs of the speed and
bottom which she possesses; while Princess,
black, glossy and beautiful is veri6cation of
the adage that appearances are deceitful in
horse race, and that most truly handsome is
that handsome does. "-BuckS Go. Intelligent
Ger.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Reckless Conduct.

Reckless Conduct.
Two boys, one son of Mr.. David Zegler and
the other son of Mr. William Abbott were
shot by young lad named Reeder, on Tuesday
last, while playing together in the upper part
of the town. Zegler received number of shot
in the neighbohood of the thigh, and several
have been extracted from his leg. Abbott re-
ceived several shot wounds in different portions
of the body, Ole in the eyelid of the left eye,
from which cause it is feared he will lose his eye
sight Numerous reports are aaoat in regard
to the accident, the following one being general
ly credited The boys had been out sporting
and were returning home, Reeder carrying the
pistol Reeder demanded some apples the other
boys were carrying which was refused. Again
he demanded them with the threat that he would
shoot them if they did not acquiesce. They re-
fused, and the young would -be-murderer deb-
eratey cooked the pistol and discharged its con-
tents, inficting the wounds mentioned above
We learn from Mr.. Zegler that he intends hav-
ing the law applied to young Reeder, and would
have warrant issued for his immediate arrest
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
wm@ nAmmmmwv1nnw Press.

nifty of Woodstock, and became pastor ofthe
German Reformed Church, near Edinburg.
At this time he rejoiced in the name of Joseph
Wesley Bond He made several visits North,
and Invariably brought home fine horse and
buggy until August, 1851, when he was arrested
at Sussex, New Jersey, for horse stealing tried
and sentenced to the penitentiary for three
years After being confined for short time, he
wrote an account of his arrest and trial. por-
tion of which the writer of this remembers.
Since that time nothing has been heard Of
him until his arrest in Frederick county, Md,
few weeks since.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Items.

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says of the 'fteths
column in the newspapers, that it is worth
more than all the small fry of correspondents,
with an editor thrown in to boot Like cara
van, it stretches along its columns, with packa-
ges and parcels, spices and gems, bits of fra
GRANGE or cunningly wrought metals, gathered
from the Orient and from the whole world be-
SIDES The items of the paper, like the stufing
Of a Thanksgiving turkey, represents every
thing In the house crusts of bread, crackers, and
all spices"
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
More Military in Hunterdon.

The citizens of New Hampton have COM
tnenced to ofganize company in that vicinity,
and enough men are now enrolled to carry the
work onward, The citizens of New German
town are also at work. and if continued in the
right way, as they have men among them to do
so, they will soon step to the music. Our bri-
gade is increasing, and the next review will sur
pass all heretofore in our county.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
About the Last of the Season.

The pic mic party given by the citizens of
Doylestown, in Harvey's grove, on Tuesday last
was largely attended, and pleasantly. The pic
mic held in Luf's woods, near Addisville, on
the lst instant, was attended by l,500 to 1000
people. 1t was mammoth affair. Though
there was such dense crowd in attendance, not
an accident or mishap occurred to mar the plea
sure of the occasion. The pic mic season is
nearly over.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15

clock on Tuesday The remains of the unfortu-
nate young man will be inferred in the cemetery
at this place on this eThnrsday) morning at ten
O'Clock. Through this dreadful dispensation of
Providence, large circle of relatives and friends
are left mourning the loss Of a kind brother, af-
fectionate son, and d true friend. We need pro-
nounce no eulogium to his name: All who knew
him cannot be otherwise than horror stricken at
the dreadful calamity. Thy will be done, O, God
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Declines.

Declines.
We learn (not official authority that Hon.
P. /. Clark, the nominee for Governor, by the
Camden Convention of Americans, has declined
the acceptance of the nomination G. S. Olden;
of Mercer, the nominee for the same office, by
the Opposition and National Americans held at
Trenton last week will undoubtedly secure all
Mr. Clark's friends
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Cricket.

The return match between the two elevens of
the Star Club" came off on Saturday after
noon, Sept 10, on the grounds Of the Delaware
Club. There was considerable interest shown
by both parties. The fielding, as a general
thing, was good, and showed decided i'm
provement. We would here remark that great
praise is due to Coryell and Green for their ex-
cellent bowling also, to B. Joiner for his skill
at the bat. We were informed short time af-
terward that B. Joiner obtained both prizes.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
TOO MANY COOKS
SPOIL THE BROTH!

AS the antquated and homey fashion of going bareooed
has in great passed away and as the taste and
comfort the present generation requires neat fitting hand
looking and long lasting for the feet j. a. COOK
my Hook protesting understand from beginning
to end the business Of providing for the comfort of the feet
beg leave that located in the shop
lately occupied by Mr.. j. A. SCHERMERHORN, on
Bridge Street, LambertUdlle, N. j.,
fully equipped &c. planted, aaol in hand and the ends
ready meet for the accommodation of all from first to last
who may desire my services wish distinctly understood
that to chap of the trade the of skill
TO THE LADIES present my compliments and offer my
services assuring them that my best abilities shall be put
forth crafty their wishes their whms LADIES
AND CHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES, AND CATERS, will
be made at the shortest notice in the neates style Of the
best material and warranted to fit. TO THE GENTLEMEN
simply repeat the ae with the expression of desire for
opportunity to be put to the test the article of fine
boots by those who have not yet avaed themselves of
services in that line To all say if my material is not
good my work not neat and substantial and my prices
low Others ask not your patronage come up to
the standard excel little, think your avors
will be thankfully received; by your humble servant
JOHN H. COOK
April Il, 1859. IT,
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Harvest Home.

At the festival, in aid of the Methodist Church
of New Hope, held on Thursday last, everything
passed off with pleasure and order During the
day the attendance upon the exercises was very
slim, but in the evening the number was greatly
augmented. Temperance, for the most part,
was the subject of the various addresses. Du
ring the evening the exercises were enlivened
by the music of Carpenters Cornet Band.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Delaware Guards.

The Delaware Guards are making an effort
to double their number of members. Major
Larson has just purchased, in Philadelphia, a
lot of new uniforms for the new members who
recently Joined this company. They will parade
at Rosemont, on Saturday afternoon, the 18th
Of Sept, when those of the new recruits who are
ready will have an opportunity of improving
themselves in military discipline
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Cosmopolitan Art Journal.

We have received the quarterly number of
this handsome and interesting Journal and take
pride in recommending our citizens to become
subscribers Great inducements are now offered
to agents and clubs, which place the price Of
membership within the reach of all. "Shake-
speare and His Friends" is the distribution pic
ture for the present year.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Baptisttown Cavalry.

The new troop of cavalry, under comtndnd Of
Capt. Eyck, of Baptisttown, are getting made
up to order, a splendid uniform, which is about
completed. They certainly will make very
soldier like appearance, they are in quite good
drill already. They will, without doubt, soon
become large company
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
& Melainotype Gallery.

j. G.. REEVE,
Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Lamberve
and vicinity that he is taking PICTURES in all of the
above styles, at moderate prices, at his in
Public Hall, corner OF Union and Bridge Sts
His room being admirably well adapted for taking Pictures
he atters himself that he take pictures which for
and graceuness of position richness of one and beauty
finish, unsurpassed by any gallery of New York
Do not take my word for it, but call and examine for your
selves Pictures taken well in cloudy clear weather
On hand large assortment of Gold and Plated Lockes
Fancy Cases, Frames &c.
Nov. a. 1885, If
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


A young Irish lad fell out of the door of a
passenger car on the up train, on Saturday
night last, near Washingtoh's Crossing. AL
though the train was moving at high rate Of
speed at the time, he ereceved no serious injuries
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Dan Rice's Show.

This establishment exhibited in this place yes
terday to large audience 1t brought with it
considerable excitement and took away many
quarters.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Building Association.

At a meeting of the directors of the Building
Association, held on Saturday evening last, three
loans of two hundred dollars each, were sold at
premiums Of twenty two dollars and fifty cents.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Still i'm the
c o Al r lei D.

ND happy to return thanks to my numerous customeri
for their past and very liberal patronage, and by
strict adherence to low prices hope for continuance of the
Having renewed my contracts usual for all the
best grades ocoa stand ready deliver to customers
along the line of rail road canal by boat 6sd or
from my retail yard, all the various kinds, viz
COUNCIL RIDGE HAZLETON, SPRING
MOUNTAIN, STGAR LOAF, and
MA UGH CHUNK GOALS,
all of which, the public may assured may be had with
out regard to COMBINATION Of COMPETITION,
for the PRICES. Not forgetting word to the
Baeksmhs and all Others whom it may concern would
call especial attention Stock of IRON and STEEL
BAND and HOOP comprising all the different sizes Of Iron,
selected with and economy with eye to sell it at
duced prices Along with other GOALS have just
ceived cargo of SOFT COAL Of the best quality, fer
Backsmth's use, all of which is under As usual
DEATS' Celebrated Cook Stoves Pows, and PIow Castings
with general assortment of Stoves Pipe &C. He hopes to
merit share of public patronage.
NELSON LARGE,
Corner Of Union and Coyyell SIS.
July 81 80. LAMBrRrvnLE
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NNOTTS' CELEBRATED HOOP OINTMENT, FOR
the cure of Contractons of the Hoo Quarter Cracks
Scratches Cracks Cuts &c. in the feet of horses For sale
by SCHENCK co.
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GOLD WIN DIS,
Make increase of Clothing necessary We have Merino
Shirts and Drawers the low PAIGE of so cents and good
fresh importation of Men and Boys wear deciddy cheap
and good beautiful line of Ladies Dress Goods at
nearly half price Shilling DeLanes very desirable and
very good &C. We have picked up some great bargains
which viii open on Friday next. L. J. TITUS.
The Lambertville press., 1859-09-15
Tailoring neutrality-suspicious.


NHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his nurne
l. friends and public in general that he continues the
TAILoR RING BUS SINEss
at his usual place, next door to
CoryeIps Hall, IN Maia Street,
where he is prepared to do all kinds of in his ne
CHEAP as GOOD, and as SUBSTANTIAL as any other
establishment in the place GOODS Of all kinds furnished
at short notice. and made up ashonaby and substantially
and warranted to fit Strict attention paid to cutting out
work for others to make, and warranted to fit if made up
liberal patronage bestowed already and hope by strict at
future.
Lambertvie, June %, 1859. WILLIAM DEAN.
$1,000 Reward for the Secret of Liy-
ing without Working.
In the meantime offer for sale
FLOUR,
FEED,
LIME,
CEMENT,
- PLASTER, (Calcined) J
SALT Coarse and Fine)
PHOSPHATE LIME, (Allen & Needlss)
BONE DUST
P0UDRETTE,
Will do all kinds of CARTING forward bv the Howard
Express and g3emy services all who may want them
and will PAY.
E. VANUXEM.
Way 10, lc5Sj 3m.
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