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been paid and that the collection Of the balance is
IN progress.
\ young man. Gas. TEEEELI~ arrested in Boston
recently on a charge of embezzlement, attempted
suicide by shooting himself with pistol.
The Emperor NAPOLEON has presented splendid
diamond brooch to Nine. FERRARIs as a mark Of ad-
miration Of her brilliant dancing in Pierre de Ne5cS
The brewers of indianapolis have resolved in
consequence OF the high price of malt, to advance
the price of beer twenty-five cents keg.
There are but two telegraph wires to Charleston,
and reporters Of the great convention are warned
that the accommodations are limited
1t Is stated that Mr.. LovEloY was armed when he
made his speech in Congress a few days ago: that
he prepared himself for an emergency.
The schooner MaiilIa recently arrived at Homo
IuIu from Fanninc's Island with 10000 gallons of
cocoanut oil, which was sold at good profit
The city of Chicago is declared to be financially
bankrupt and the Mayor is praying its creditors TO
wait patiently for-their money.
I,v,Frrlri is once more before the public with the
story Of his misfortunes and cry for help. He
owes 5000, OOO and nobody will purchase his estates
DANIEL PErERBERG was bitten by rattIesnakc,
near Norfolk, Va, day last week and died SIX
hours afterward
The sum of $4,000 has been subscribed to re-
bpild the Methodist Female college recently burned
at Lagrange Ga.
CR,vnloyD KENNEDY. the famous hoy preacher,
is preaching to crowded houses, in Harrisonburg'
Pennsylvania.
MowHY SMITH, tweuty-four years OF age com.
mitted suicide by drowning himself a few days
since, at Mapeyille Rhode Island.
The United States troops stationed at Harpers
Ferry, have been ordered to New York.
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THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION
Douglas Prospects on the wane.

Governor JOhnsOn's Chances
Frightening.
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YOuF Attention, Gentlemen!
r WILL oaer at Public Auction, Wednesday, the
S5tii INST ard from day n day un the entire Stock
sold, q large assortment o.
SUMNER AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Piece Goods. Furnishing Goods, Nc.
At IA. sULTZBACKER'S Store, No SO Market street Call
heore The dag sale if you want BARGAINS as he entire
stock must be sold, regardless Of price. BY orierof
aPrSl-ds DR. +. M. PATTERSON, Truitee.
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\ young man. Gas. TEREELI, arrested in Boston
recently on a charge Of ENLIGHTENMENT, attempted
suicide by shooting himself with pistol.
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REFRIGEHaTOII

NNJA Eold learn i one hair ts childrsa tast are born
= die before they I'VE wears 1f 49, gv--, 49,
me'cipss 20 Children but at ones is Grau5arg
Cbildrenss Pamnceal
been inFeute- ~
IT, GA-htEABsR9 HEALTH BITrERs, G1r IS SECS win
make h galon 81 the best stomach Bters kioHns 1v.us
5-S ~ IONS dylpeptc ha1its, billions lsrrIers
80 y is st5ulaea sud BoHes livery tuiIy thoulb
nass S1ias a me present charge o. che season.
4Pllg MACKENZIE & MIECHIN
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E7'sn' s',- s g,. ana Ps!saagtory sale

Shoe Stock By she Package.
IN Tuesday Morning, APRIL s5rn. 81 "A
e-SeA precisely hEnl- r sHILp3 CO. via seII. %
~ aAll . NAG concern, i1r cash delivery iarss
-e e9fd invoice o. Boots and Shoes just ra1sfe ~
1--l.lo-l win orders 90 close.
ti' se Viii be found worthy Of attention OF shs ,if
HAlss sale positive and silloci reserve
BENZ. ~ SHIELDS K CO.
ePl-u 81 M % cenlr.l aa--.-
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corn Neal ana Fine Ground Feed AasacYa
2fAn BUSHELS Of Com Neal and ZINE asoand Rse1
eyOO Tor stoct JUS received Eaao1a. which
apT20 BENZ. =. sraEsBs & co.
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Temporary Organization Of Conventions

ACCOMMODATION AND CHANGES.
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Special Dispatch to The New York tribune.

The following dispatches from the New York
Tribune although not late our editorial letter
are given for what they may be considered worth
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The sum Of $4,000 has been subscribed TO re-
buiId the Methodist Female college recently burned
at Tarr7nr. Ga
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tion. A leading Democrat Of this State remarked
today that he was Indifferent whether Fred or
Stephen Douglas was nominated both having smi-
L. -,--sr,o7-foc
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HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
MAY JUST RECEIVED BY
apr2l JOHN YORK & co.
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The United States troops stationed at Harper
Ferry, have been ordered to New York.
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Cn,yn,ovD KENNEDY. the famous hoy preacher,
is preaching to crowded houses, IN liarr'S"hours'
PENNSYLVANIA.
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MowHY SMITH, tweuty-four years OF age com.
mitted suicide by drowning himself, lew days
since AT Vaudeville Rhode Island
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-08
Bowers Union Hardware and
Cutlery House. -
N. .

FTNHE subscriber would hereby infeiiH the eiti-
/ Gems Of .Lamt ertyille and. vicinity, that he
still Continues to sell ali Kinds Of Goods gene
rally Kept in a HafdNar store.i Customers
wall End 4 fresh and wsIl. selected stock of
Nails Planes, yarnish. Oils, Turpentine, Glass,
Patty, Burning Fluid, falnphene, Spades. SHOW
els. Hoes, Forks AugeFs, Saws, Files. Wrought
and Cast Hinges, Mortce, janus. Face and Rim
Locks, Screws and Bolts a large assortment of
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shoe FiKaings.g HarL
ness MouPtings, Carrinne Curtain Cloth. from
81 to 81. Lace and Fringe Curtain Lining.
and.ai general assortment Of Cal45aee Makers
Trimmings, ALSO, Bod Sole Leather; French
and American Calf Skins and MQrocco's, Cal
cine Plaster Plastering Hair, and Newark Ce-
meht. Ea 7E1iH}ts7E srH 95Hli 2fH Ina
Undertakes are particularly leallsdl toexann-f
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere, for
particular attention has been taken to keep
that department supplied with the newest pat
terms of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screws, and
Stud Plates, Hinges, Handles, Lace and SILVER
Meuldings9 se.s&es Likewise. Eultenis Patent
Coal Lamp and Coal Oils. q. ~ 80. 49,
I would thank my friends and acquaintances
for their past favors, and would solicit their m =
fueRce jim future, Please giveYas a CALL at the
corner Of Union and Coryell Streets 49,.
hlNl j. F. BooZER. e
Nov p, 1859. E';H yt=sr eii7 IyIT5iiH
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91ltGnr0ttS.


AN IRIsHMAN's WIT.-On the re-
cent Irish trials, the counsel was de-
sirous to obtain an admission from a
witness for the Crown, that having
himself been one of the sworn members
of the league, he had been bribed to
become spy on the others. Having
vainly labored for nearly an hour to ge,
areply, he said:
s"Come, now, sir, did you not come
direct from these men to Dublin, on
Monday last ?"
HBedad, I did So" promptly ans
wered the witness.
"Well, sir, that is direct, at all
events. Now, sir, will you tell me, in
a brief way as possible, what motive
brought you here 2"
''The locomotive, to be sure, !" re.
Joined Pat, to the discontinue of his
tormentor.
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RESTAURANTS.

II X. ZEIGLER,s Railroad House
~ Restaurant and Eating Saloon, Bridge-st.,
Sd door from Depot, Lambertville Meals serv-
ed at any hour of the day or night-boarding
by the day or week. XII
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g(o>.66
Still in the Coal Field,

4 ND happy to return thanks to nv numerous
L il custstnfFsaof flkir Iast and verN liberal
patronage, and by aS strict adteranc,sss-fo low
prices, hope for continuance of tbesa,n4 Hav.
ing renewedny contracts. a. usual 4oy III the
best grades ofcoal. new stand really to deliver
to customers. along the line Of rail road or canal
by car or boat lead. orfroln my retail vsrd. AZ
the various kinds. viz COUNCIL Idea
HAZi.ifT6S, sFR3NCft MOT RsrAIN
- SUGAR LOAF, aud MAUCH CHUNK
~ rs. az Of which. the public may rest as
s H1 3D. may be had. without regard to COMBL
-.Al1ONof COJfPETIFfON, for. the Low
EST EST PRICES. Not forgetting a word to the
daaf Asliiiths and all Others whom it may con
e 81 we would call especial attention to our
otock Of IRON and steel. BAND and HOOP,
comprising az the different sizes of Iron, selected
with care and economy, with an eve to sell it at
reduced prices Along with other COILS. we
have just received cargo Of SOFT COAL.
Of the best quality, for Biaeksmiib,s nee al,
OF which is under cover. As usual BEATS,
Celebrated Cook Stores, PloAyss and PloYT Cast
ings, has general assortment Of stoxee Pine
&c, He hopes to merit share Of public hat,
ronage. r.
.''a NELSON LARGE
.-''.f C0f1l7 Of Tr7f1H 17la Coj5eY SIX "a
- i-.,sttaii .'sssffFs r I6NBESrst VIZ -,
July 81, a59. +i.i. aste'sf-5 f., 3. s
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Is Fall and Winter. 80

THE undersigned begs leave to announce to
i his customers and the public generally,
that he is prepared to offer them a well sa-z
lected stock of seasonable GOODS, comprising
READY MADE CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CAS-.
SfMRRES &YESTINGs. The GENTS FUR
NISHING DEPARTMENT, wiz be found the
most extensive in town An excellent Gutter,
and good Workmen, are always ready 10 make
Garments 70 order, with neatness and Dispatch
Cab and be convinced that Price and Quality ara
such that you viii moi think of going elsewhere
to buy.
CHAS! SGHULHAUS, flfs iilFs
Ha Cor. Umi6n,6r Ghmrch iSt.,,,f sin
i s... opposite Pres6. Church.
Nov 1S59.-1y Ldzn5ertUiie. M. y.
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Clothing! Clothing.

NOR EVERYBODY For old 1Ien.-Far.
Young Me1s,-For Married MeA,-For
Single Hen,--Fos Io,ttA,--For Beys,AFor
Chftdreu,--Also, Furnishing Goods for the
same and Hats and CAPS for do.
TAILORING Hi
done neatly and fashionably. ~ sSf-
c. S, Reynoldsbeing practical Tailor, attends
tothe cutting, and good fits are warranted.
gg- A Good JoarneynpqY Tailor .qoaaated. -Eu
BARBER & REYNOLDS. eaEsi
Crey's new Building, -sf
NE. Cor. Union & Church Sts.,
Oct 20, 1S59.-tf. Lambertville.
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ID INGOES HOUSE, T. ,. Young, Pro-
IL prietor, Ringoes. Travellers accommodated
on the most reasonable terms. k
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An old lady in Ohio, while in the
woods, was bitten on the end of the
nose by rattlesnake. The old lady
recovered but the snake died. Coro-
ner's verdict-poisoned by snuff.
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MA, I want some liquid generosity
on my bread and butter. E"
!" Some what my child 2"
"Some liquid generosity I"
"What in the world does the boy
mean by liquid generosity? What is
it like my son ?"
"Gosh, nam! don't you know ?
Why tbs molasses, to be sure.
"Here Bridget, spank this boy, and
put him to bed"
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"Hilloa, there what's your hur-
ry2-where are. you going 2"
'Going ? I'm running for an Office.
'What Office p
The squire's Office darn't it, I'm
susd.' -.
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To Farmers.


FTNHEs SUBSCRIBERS HAVING iPURcHA-aI
4 the right of NAHLaNE'S PATENT CORN
PLANTER for the. County Of Hunterdon, are
prepared toseli to Farmers, Corn Planters which
viii drop and cover their corn at the same time
in perfect check rows, at any distance apart
that they wish the rows, and one man can plant
from six to- ten acyes pei. day with ease, sol that
Farmers planting twenty acres of corn can save
the price ola Planter ISL in one season; there
fofesit will be to their advantage to examine
and give the Plantena triak !, They, are wars
ranted to work we'll Township rights sold on /.
reasonable terms. The Planter may be seen at
the Bow Factory Lambertville. Gentlemen,
please give it Your attention. e,.-ss-r n rs'il
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B. PIOtt'S
Prdp'r.9f Eagle C.lothlng Emporium,

Prop 'r.df EogIe Cfothang En5poTaialnl, Z
NO. 80, NORTHAMPTON ST. isi''e
81 T; l7s ti4. EASTOH, PAL sa... as = s-s-
4 CsI0THING at immensely low prices. Tn.
II subscriber has Just completed his Fall and
Winter stock al prices TO suit the times =
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. He has on hand
a large stock of .GLQTHtSi UA,SSLHER Els,
and sHESIINGS. Of superior qualities, which
win be made up in the best and Inostfashionable
manner, toorder al aeotk gaas1a7sfeafo7ft. ~
Don't forget the place, No. So, NORTHAMPTON
ST., Easton Pa. next door to Chidseys Stove
Store. Aug@25, '59-ly. n
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"THERE p exclaimed a banker,
throwing down his handbook after
making deposit; +" 1 am square with
the world now-I owe as many as
don't owe.''
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AYankee editor, who speaks our
sentiments to fraction, says: eve
don't mind recording the death of peo-
pie without being paid for our trouble,
though that is not fair; but panegyrics
on the dead must be paid for We
positively cannot send people to Heav-
Ell for nothing"
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90 ~ n n p
H0LC0MBE &. DIsBROW.-
TEN sTHonSANn FEFT

- y. N Il
OF the best kind'o Of Hickory Timber wanted at
the Bow Factory, Lambertville, such as will
do fer bending, for which the highest market
price viii be paid. .a9 zsa.l
Bows, Fellows, Shafts. Poles, Sleigh Runners,
and every descripionof Bent Work in our line,
for sale low. These tf"t are in want Of ourkihd
of goods will do well to.giYe JUS, q call, -
nqy9. SO H0LCOMBE- 4 DIsBR0W.
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In Detroit. they say there are but
three roundsin the ladder Of a.negro's
ambition banjo, aboss-b barber and a
white wife. 1o4
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THE most tender hearted, man we
ever heard of, was shoemaker, who
always shut his eyes and whistled when
he run his awl into sole.
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TAS. c. TOMSON, Dealer in Dry Goods,
- Groceries, Provisions, Notions, &C.,
Milford. Goods at remarkably low rates for
Cash, or in exchange for Produce. XII
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Why was the elephant the last ami
NAL going into Noah's ark? Because
be waited for his trunk.
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r sILVERS & SON, Dealers in Dry
u Goods, Groceries, &C., Cor of Union
and Coryell Sts., Lambertville. Produce taken
in exchange for Goods. XII
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Popular Family Journal.
Devoted to the Interests of the People
OF HUNTEFsDON co.

't# sAii'e5i ll@sg5a sH
OF HUNTERDON co.
ass p aa Ell iss
se ssassHs sfi# mea a ae ai
7 7bfi1p7 sRta,,o}s,{ A.a.af e6
z -e~ 1sl4 4l4i naAet
-ffi Tithssie# $3.50 sf f.su
'e'e aa 'a i'a aH.
H#T 'ia@ 70 rs.,a4siis.g anf
s@ass9 aaA 8i M a
Great inducements s offered t. all wish isl
iHsG }'9ef g'l tna Tsl;
ing to secure weekly account of
isf rm'+ I~d seH ri aaa
the interesting news Of the =
ur Err s.s - rs ms
times, of which so much
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WIN. e. ANDERSON & CO., dealers
w in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions, &C.,
Remington. A choice and fresh lot of Groce-
ries always on hand for cash or produce XII
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Why is a poor horse greater than
Napoleon ? Because in him there
are MANY bony parts.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-02-08

A MFAsLY- LOOKING chap limped in
to timers shop the other day, with
one knee tied up with a pocket hand
kerchief, and inquired" Do you
mend pans here ?" Yes" replied
the foreman. /" Well,p said the Gus
toner, " l wish you to mend my brok-
en- knee pan !'' e
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CLINTON STATION HOUSE, N. N.
Y Boeman, Proprietor, Clinton Station. Ac-
commodations for man and beast. XII
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CARVER & WILLIAMS, Dealers in
" Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., Bridge St.,
above the Depot, Lambertville. Produce of all
kinds taken in exchange for goods. XII
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Anegro, soon after the revolution
airy war, being told of the great valor
of Lord CORVALLIS, replied;
"King George send him ober to dis
country CORVALLIS, but General Wash
ington git at him and scrape de corn
off him and send him back Cob-walliS. "
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TITUS & BRO, Dealers in Dry Goods,
IL Groceries, Notions, and everything ap-
pertaining to country store, Milford. Goods
exchanged for Cash or Produce. XII
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VIZ HITE HOUSE HOTEL, j. Tuni-
w son, Proprietor, White House. Travel
lers accommodated. XII
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A wise man win speak well of his
neighbor. love his wife, and pay for
his paper. Syracuse journal. e
To pay for ones newspaper is wise,
no doubt. And also to speak well of
ones neighbor; but whether it is wise,
or eYen safe to toue has neagbbors u ite,
is o question. Na
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MERCHANTS.

g b. BRITAIN, dealer in Dry Goods,
y. Groceries, Provisions, &C., Church ST.,
nearly opposite Bellemont House, Lambertville.
Produce taken in exchange for goods. XII
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MILLERS.

TNTUs, BURROUGHS & CO., s. Star
4 Mil" Lambertville. Flour and Feed,
wholesale and retail. Crisis ground at short mo-
tice. XII
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Hansa Hs
A. Grants

UIuTOI6 U3ld OJOflB IuFUl =
CORNER OF YORK AsD MAIN-sTs., OPPOSITE
coRYELL's HALL,
{ ~ La4R6@triHs, NJ J..
! Monuments, Tomb tones, and all kinds Of
Stone Work furnished at 80 per cent. cheaper
than hasever before been offered in this place, or
anywhere else. essss nov9. 59-tf' =
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When is music like vegetables (
When there are two BEATS in meas
use. M
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ARTISTS.

ID $. ROBBINS, Ambrotypist, Rea-
H. vile. Pictures taken and copied in all
kinds of weather XII
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A. j. ScarbOrOugh'S

WHOLESALE, RetQ1I. z obqcco, Saag and
Cigar Store,
No. 20 BR1DGE-sT.. LAMBERry11LE. N.
would respectfully return thanks to my old
and new. customers, and the pnhlicin general.
for their liberal patronage the last six years, and
would respectfully invite the attention Of all deal
ers in Tobacco and Cigars, to my large assert
ment of choice Brands of Tobacco and Cigars,
which | am prepared to sell cheaper than they
can purchase the same in the city Call and
satisfy yourselves at the Genuine Honey Bee.
Cigar Mandatory. ss.s ..F-r uf ~
! EN. B.-Cigars manufactured to order
at the shortest notice nov9- 59tf
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~ EO. w. RISLER, dealer in Dry Goods,
VI Groceries, Provisions &C., Pennington
fine assortment of Dry Goods, always on hand
for cash or produce. XII
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a lad, seeing a gentleman in pub
lie house eating eggs, said,
"Be so good, Sir, as to give me a
little salt.
"Salt for what 2"
"Perhaps, Sir, you'll ask me to eat
an egg, and l should liketo be ready
"What country are you from my
lad ?n
"I's Yorkshire, Sir"
al thought so--well, there take
your egg" l....g
"Thank you, Sir"
"Well, they are great -stealers
in your country, are they not ~
Eyes; my father, though an honest
man, would think no more of taking a
horse, than I would of drinking your
glass of ale, :" taking it. arr
eyes, I see you are Yorkshire. ;"
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T N. HICE, Dealer i'll Dry Goods Gro
y ceries, Notions, and all articles usually
found in country store, Milford. Produce TIA
ken in exchange for Goods.
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r. II =
CERGEANTSVILLE HOUSE, r.. e.
y Holcombe, Proprietor, Sergeantsville.
Good accommodations provided. XII
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TOCKTON HOUSE, Joseph Titus,
y Proprietor, Stockton, Centre Bridge.)-
Horses and Carriages to hire. h
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JEWELLERS.
WINES And LIQI0RS.

nENNIs MCNAMARA, Wholesale and
~ Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Wines and Liquors, Bridge St., near Delaware
Bridge, Lambertville. XII
nAVID c. HOFF, Wholesale and
IL Retail Dealer in Foreign and Domestic
Wines and Liquors, Corner Of Bridge St. and
Gordon's Alley, Lambertville. XII
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ClOakS.

FEW HANDSOME CHESTERFIELD
IN Cloaks, for sale st ~ WethefiIl's
Store, opposite the Methodist church
LambertvilIs. q. J, -.....rs a-a...a
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS

Now offered to the
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"A green sprig from the Emerald
Isle entered boot and shoe shop to
purchase 2 pair of brogans. After
overhauling his stock in trade without
being able to suit his customer, the
shopkeeper limited that he would make
him pair to order. !" An what'll ye
az to make good pair of EN- ?" was
the query. The price was named, the
Irishman demurred, but after a bat
ing down" the thing was trade.
Paddy was about leaveing, when the
other called after him, asking, " But
what size shall I make them, sir ~
"Och,n cried Paddy, promptly, I
don't mind about the size at all-make
them as large as ye conveniently can
for the money"
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IT HI. RISLER, Clinton station.--
l.. General dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries,
Provisions. Lumber, Wood Coal, &c. Produce
taken in exchange for goods. XII
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HUNT q HoFF, dealer in Dry Goods.
- Groceries Provisions, &C., &C., Mount
Pleasant. Everything appertaining to the
country trade, will here be found in great sbnr
dance Goods exchanged for produce. =
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Convention.

TAs. S. WILSON,
~ Having been elected
CHIEF JUDGE
of Watches and Jewelry,
for the
1865 COUNTY OF HUNTERD0N, r
Would be happy consult all persons relative 4
to such articles, in, the way, of Dress JeHelry,
and Watches. His Stock being unequalled for
style quality, quantity, and price. Standard
Silverware, and also best quality Plated Ware. i.
constantly on hand. together with large stock
of Clocks, &c. Nov 8, so.
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UTOODSVILLE HOUSE, o. During
w Proprietor, Woodsville. Accommoda-
lions provided for man and beast. XII