The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-05-30

Brief Mention.
Our cricketers are going to
Philadelphia on Wednesday. June 9th,
to have game with the Philadelphi-
ans ON their own sod May they be
victors, and bring home the trophy is
the unanimous wish of we country
chaps. Do it to them again, Old
Bungtown.
- In the rear of Mr.. Jesse Cor
yell's dwelling is located well with
out any curb around it, and strange 70
say, occasionally the aforesaid gentle
mans little ones fall into it. On Fri
day last little boy, aged s years, fell
in and came nigh drowning. Ofcourse
The child had no business to go near
enough to fall in.
The Phillipsburg Standard says,
"a gentleman of that place afGrms that
he actually found ice in pot on his
stove on Monday morning, May 2lst.
sOh, shivers.
Who put it there?
The New Jersey vote at Chi
~cago on the first ballot was cast as a
unit, IA for w. L. Dayton; on the
second ballot, 10 for Dayton, and for
Seward; on the third ballot, 8 for
lincoln, 5 for Seward, and j, We be-
seye, for Mclean.
On the motion to make the nomins,
;tion unanimous New jersey was q unit
with the rest.
- The trains on the B. ID. a. #.
r. r. leave this place as follows:
To Phila., New York,
Trenton, &C., 8.27AM, 4.35 PM
To Belvidere, Eas-
ton, &C., 800 AM, 6. 80 PM
To Pennington, 9.25AM, 6. 40 PM.
By this arrangement passengers may
nave FIVE hours in Philadelphia, leav-
ing there at 4, Pm Leave Phila. a.
7. 10, AM, instead of 6, A. NJ, as here
tofore.
Who can realize the nearueBs
of summer and its flowers. Only two
days more and we welcome her. Wei
come, yes, anything to remove these
disagreeable east-winds and sheep
storms. Oh, for searching hot day
Zeigler now makes splendid ice cream
III twenty minutes with his patent fresz-
er.
Cronce, the Carriage manufac-
turer of Milford, has got quite num-
Der of carriages on hand which he will
sell low. All you who are in want of
vehicles drop in and secure one of
them, as they are really nice for the
money.
The Scholars Of Miss Bur-
Tough's Select School, of this place,
RECALLED themselves with day in the
woods last Friday. We were not
present, but judging from the flushed
faces we met, we should say they had
a merry time"
- The IptetLigencer says, Jacob
T. Slifer has removed from the Great
Spring mill near New Hope, to Car
penterville, Warren county, N. ]. He
as succeeded in business at the Great
Spring by John G. Vandegrift.
The New Hope stage leaves
New Hope atfour o'clock in the morn
ing, arriving in Doylestown in time
for persons to take the $40 train of
cars for Philadelphia. Returning it
aeaves Doylestown after the arrival of
the evening train. ..-e
- 1t viii be seen, by reference to
our adv's, that Tommy Hughes, the ia
nous cutter, has started on his own
hook, in Bridge St., next door to the
hat shop, where 1--WE expect) he viii be
glad to see everybody and his grand-
mother. One very important feature
we notice in his advertisement is, that
he intends to let us poor mortals have
our boots and shoes when they are
promised Good
- Look out for Burglars.
attempt was made a few nights since
to enter the dwelling of Mr. Alex. G.
Davis, in York St. The offenders
were frightened away by the appear
ance of four brave looking masculines,
armed with Derringer, two Pokers,
and a Boldgeon Mr.. Thief, we ad-
wise you to beware of sharp shooters.
We learn that Messrs GRAY &
Lear have recently commenced the
butcbering business, in Milford. They
are both enterprising, industrious
young men, and well worthy of being
patronized.
-. P. Sellers, Esq, Editor of
the BelVidere Intelligeneer, formerly
of the Peoples Beacon, was ia town
on Saturday last, and didn't cali Ga us.
Come in again.
- Dippoit, the cheap Shoemaker,
is out with another list of prices, cheap
er than ever. Read his advertisement.
then go and call on him.
Gas pipes are now being laid
through the lower end of Union st. !,
and the citizens of that section are
greatly rejoiced at the prospect of
having street lamp at the corner of
Union and Ferry SITS.