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Dental Surgeon.

DIR. GEORGE w. SMITH
removed from No. III Canal street, to the opposite side.
3 door from Rampant, where he will be pleased to
ceve old friends and others who desire his professional
.erviees a6 2ptfhW
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Brssf Brother v Sea1er,

Chs. EGyye Champagne,
SUCCESSOR TO MAX sUTAINg 4 90,
Keims,
Purveyor Courts Of France. Spain and Prussia also
10 the celebrated Wellington Clsb London.
sIILERY, CABINET, IMPERIAL ENGLISH CREAM
ING CHAMPAGEEs for sale by the principal Groeera and
Tins Dealers.
HS-ordsrs for direct importation received by
s. ID. GRATIAA a. CO.,
d20 2psm % Custonhouse street.
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Tho First Fair of the INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION VIII
DO held City Baton Rouge commencing on MONDAY
18th March, and continuing through the week
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V-aH Paper. Wall Paper.

BAUMBACH sr EvERs,
69.............G .Ghartres Street............... CO
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
French and American Paper Hangings,
3 BORDERS, CORNERS, OAKS AND
MARBLES in every variety.
Particular attention paid all work in their line die 2p1y
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VOLUME XIII.
Industrial Fair

j y Il . N r q u g f.
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PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME: #~
Exhibition In the Amphheaer, 70 commence PREClSEIf
at 10 each day and continue in the order here ad down
First Day,
MONDAY MARCH l2rH.
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Rsstsey and Cheese.

T. D. CORP Co. or St Louis, make permanent offers to
sell New York Goshen and New York Chcese at New
York city prices thus giving dealers In New Orleans and the
Coast cooler and quicker route than by the 0n
Ohio Butter and Cheese at Cincinnati pree
and Western very low MI 2plmt
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spRlNa AND suaaER CIornINe FoR 1s6o.-.Al

s.FooTPALLs ON THE BOUNDARY OF ANOTHER
woRLD.n Stepping over into New Jersey
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sHIPrERs OF FsslaHr BY Steamers Farmer and
Southern are referred ta advertisement
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Arglvnla at tlne Hotels Yesteaslay.

Eg~Tripie-Sheet and tremendous edition
On Monday.
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French Perfismsery.

French Pesfismery.
JUST RECEIVED.
By ship Fanny Fern from Hayre fresh assortment Of
PERFUMERY, from the best Paris manufactures
LION & PINSARD,
"a and 56 Royal street,
,aIs zptf corner Bienville st.
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Ghe gambertrille gress,

bestows upon suit, or physician
upon . patient. WITHOUT regard to
show or display Indeed, the mere
avrisiag pass af editing paper. is bus
a small portioa of the work. The in
dustry is not shown there, The care
the time employed in selecting is far
more important, and the tact of a good
editor is better shown by his selections
than anything else; and that We all
know is half the battle. But as we
have said, an editor ought to be esti-
mated and his labor understood and
appreciated by the general conduct of
his paper-its tones, its temper, its
uniform, consistent course, its princi-
Piles, its aims, its manliness, its dignity,
its propriety. 70 preserve these as
they should be preserved, is enough
to occupy fully the time and attention
of any man. If to this be added the
general supervision of the newspaper
establishment, which most editors have
to ENCOUNTER, the wonder is how they
can find time or room to aOr'lte at all. y
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Jacob S. Harden.


The verdict of the jury in the case
of Harden, seems to meet with the ap-
proval of the people. A better, more
conscientious, or impartial jury, the
prisoner could not have had. When
they retired to their room to deliber-
ate on the case, it was proposed that
chapter of Scripture be read and a
prayer offered. In accordance with
this resolution, the foreman, Mr.. Wei
Ter, read chapter of Scripture, and
Mr.. Blair offered up a prayer to AL
mighty God also, at the close, Mr.
Blair read portion OF Scripture and
Mr.. Norton made the closing prayer.
The prisoner seems to be cheerful,
corverses freely, eats and rests as usual.
and appears to feel little concerned
about his approaching death. 1t is
thought by many when the last ray
Of, hope disappears, either for a new
trial or Communication of the death SEN
tence, that he will make clean breast
of it and unfold the whole devilish
plot to destroy the life of her whom he
had solemnly sworn to love and cher
ish. Bat whether he does or not, af-
ter the conclusive evidence produced
by the State, there can be no doubt
of his guilt. The man who could stand
by the bedside of his dying wife and
see her eontortions and writhing, hear
her piteous means and cries for water
to quench the fires which he had kim
died and which were burning up her
vitals, and yet be unmoved, we should
think could walk calmly to the scat
fold aud die without confessing his
dreadful crime. = Warren Journal.
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Eclipse of the Planets by the Moon.

The occultation of planet at any
particular place, under favorable cir
cumstances for observation, is an event
of such rare occurrence that it cannot
be expected oftener than once in every
four or FIVE years Indeed, at the OBJ
sergatory at Cambridge, only one
Chat of Jupiter, in August, 1850 has
been seen since the beginning of 1852.
The happening, therefore, of four of
these phenomena in a large part of this
country in 2 single month, between the
Gath of last April and the 18th of the
present May, is very remarkable.
The first of the four, and the most
beautiful and interesting of the whole,
was that OF Venus, which took place
on the oath uit. About midnight, on
the 26th ult., Jupiter was eelipsed in
the northern part of New Hampshire
and Maine, and some of the British
Provinces.
The third of these occultations was
that of Mars, in the morning, before
sunrise, Of Thursday, May 10th. 1t
vas visible in large part of the United
States and the British Provinces. As
the Moon was then about FIVE days
past the full, the EMERSON was on the
dark side. The collar Of Mars was a
fiery red, as it was quite near the
Earth /; indeed. at Mars opposition
to the sun on July 18th next, it will
be nearer to us than for several years,
with high southern declination, thus
giving the astronomers at the Cape of
Good Hope an excellent and rare OPP
portunity for determining its parellax
with much greater precision.
The fourth of this extraordinary
series of OCCUPATIONS is that of Jupiter,
in the forenoon of Thursday, May oath,
which win also be visible in 3 large
part Of this country, but which. taking
place whilst the sun is above the hori-
zon, cannot be seen except with the
aid Of very good telescope.
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Council Proceedings.


May 2lst, 1860. Council met. =
Present-Mayor KEEPER. in the chair,
and Warner Carr. Titus. Everett,
Stout, GOWN, and Blackwell
Minutes Of May 18th read and APP
proved.
1t was moved and carFiad that the
regular order Of business be Dispensed
with.
Messrs Gown and Carr were APP
pointed q Committee to confer With
Mr.. blackwell in regard to procuring
a new room for Council.
VIM. Williamson was granted LICENSE
to keep an Oyster and Beer Saloon.
LICENSE Sc 90.
The Council proceeded to the special
order Of the evening, The extension Of
Union ST.
Upon the question Shal! the
CoHacil proceed acpording to the
prayer of the petition r"
Ayes-Carr, Gown, Keiper=-3.
Nays Blackwell, Everett, Stout,
Titgs-4.
Adjourned.
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DySDeDtie Remedy.
DOCTOR DARIUS HAMS

DOCTOR DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INvIG0RAE4NG SPIRIT.
4lhis Medicine has been used By the public for
six years with increasing fsYoc. It is recon
Inanded to cure Dyspepsia, Nervousness
HEARTBURN Collie Pains. Wind in the Stom-
ach, or Pains in the Bowels Headache. Drow-
siness, Kidney Complaints. Low Spirits, De-
hrium Tremens. Intempefanes.
otaaaufotes, 'Erhiianafes. In,'fgwotsS, 6W
aciHmot Tutoaicatf 81 iStagn.fg
AS medicine, it is quick and efeetual curing
fne most aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia, Kid
ney complaints and al other arrangements of
ghe Stomach and Bowels, in speedy manner.
~ van instantly revive the nos, melancholy
ana arooplng spirits, and RESTORE The weak, ner-
Vons ana siekiy to health. strength md yigor
Persons who, from the iniudleioua use of Ii.
quors have become detected. and their nervous
systems shattered, constitutions broken down.
and subject to that horrible curse to humanity
Deilrium Tremeps, will almost immediately. feel
the happy and healthy invsgorating efficacy Of
DR.. Hams Inyigorating Spirit.
WHAT 1T WILL DO.
DosE.-Ono wing glass full as often as necessary
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.
One dose will cure Heartburn,
Three doses will cure indigestion.
One dose will give you good appetite
One dose will stop the distressing pains of Dys
pepsia.
One dose will remove the Distressing and disa-
greeable effects of Wind or Fiatulence, and az
soon as ths stomach receives the snvigorating
Spirit the distressing load and all painful feel
ings viii be removed
One dose will remove the moat distressing
pains Of Collie, either in the stoH4eh or bowels
few doses will remove all ohgtsEctions in thu
Kidney, Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously aFiicted With any
Kidney Complaints, are assured speedy relief by
dose or two, and a radical eHrs by tbs use Of
one or tWo bottles
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, from dissipating too much over
night, and feel the evil effects of poisonous IL
quors, in violent headaches, sickness at stomach.
weakness, giddness, &C., will find ono dose viii
remove oil bad feelings
Ladies of weak and sickly constitutions, sho'd
take the Invigorrting Spirit three times day
1t will make them strong hsalthy and happy,
remAye all distractions and Irregularities from
the menstrual organs, and restore the bloom of
Aeaith and beauty to the careworn face.
During Pregnancy it will be found an invalua
Die medicine to remove disasreeable sspsations
at the stomach
All the proprietor asks, is trial, and to in
dqce this he has pnt up the Invigorating Spirit
in pint bottles, at so cts. quarts 81,
General Depot, As Water ST., Y.
Sold by S. H. Titus, Lambertvlle. and DIR
Aivezey, New Hope. JAN rs, 'g0.-1y.
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pose giving rehearsals occasionally, 70
which they intend inviting few iriends
TO criticise their performance. n the
Society progresses favorahly, our clti-
zens may expect something rich IN the
way Of public exhibition.
VIM. S, Barron, Of New Hope,
has torn his hotel building down, and
is now engaged in putting up another
of more imposing and dignitied APP
pearanoe. The new building when
completed will be three stories high.
Quite a raise for New Hope.
Among other things, we wish
to say this week that we have had the
pleasure of adding about 40,new names
to our subscription list, during the
past few days. We feel as if we had
grown somewhat.
- Our place was visited on Mon-
day evening last by thunder storm
of the most terrific nature. While
hiding our head under a friendly lamp
post, beside other curiosities than bad
deeds, we had the pleasure of witness
ing fall of hailstones, which, in size,
would compare favorably with full
grown walnuts.
The B. D. r. r. Co. Intend
changing the times of running their
passenger trains next week.
Horace Smith, proprietor of
the Bool's Island Hotel, had a hearing
before ESQ. Parsons, of this place,
charged with selling liquor on Sunday.
He was fined.
The marriage mania is now
raging among the young folks of our
place to an alarming degree. Can any
of orr wiseacres tell US why our fair
sex, as a general thing, get husbands
from a distance (? Hide your heads,
We bashful men of Lambertville. You
ought to be ashamed Of yourselves
thus to allow. these rich prizes to slip
through your fingers.
- Our Steam Press will be around
in few days, and we are now engaged
in filing up o9r Jobing hook with
for the monster. Send in your
orders without delay.
Rand, the notorious burglar
and robber, well known in this County
by his participation in the robbery of
the Railroad Co.'s Safe, and subse-
quent escape from Pennington Jail,
has, after committing numerous rob-
berries in various portions of the Union,
been arrested in Connecticut
- If anybody in and about these
diggins has any money to spare, we
trust they will remember the poor
printer and his little one.
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q e W
MILIIN ERY
And Variety Store.
CoNanercidS Roao, Union st.,
LasnBerfviIse. IN. j.

A LARGE and attractive Stock of Gooda,
IA consisting Of the LATEST SPRING STYLE of
Bonnets, Frenchand American Flowers, Rnches,
Ghildrens Boomers Nun Bonnets, Eoys Fancy
Caps, Silk Blends, Cambria and ,Jaconett Mus
Inns. Swiss Dotted and Plain ditto Plaid, Cam
brics, White Tarlitons Wash Blends, Brilliants,
White Bobbinett, White and Fancy Colored
Silks for Bonnets, Fine Lot of Jaconett an
settings and Edgiugs, Swiss ditto Saxony Edg-
ings, Bobbin Edgings, Dirrity Bands, the largest
and best stock of gloves AND HosIERY in Lang
bertville Colored and " bite Soft Finish Drill
ings, Galored Cambries Paper ditto, Black En-
glish and French Grapes, Lace afitts, BLACK
LACE Wells French worked Collars, Linen Hand
kerchicfs, Hem Stites Ditto, and great variety
of SMALL Wares too Numerous to mention.
The above Goods have been bought for CASH
ip New Y ork and Philadelphia, and feel conf
dent that can sell them much Logger than the
usual rates.
TIE Citizens of Lambertville and vicinity are
respectfully invited to call ana examine for
themselves
Gy' Bonnets Rlsaohed, Pressed, and Grim
med at short NOTICE.
I.R WOODRUFF.
Aarch %, go. tt.
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Look out fop Colds.

This changeahle weather is just the
time to catch colds and fevers. Don't
let the warmth of the sun sedpce you
into throwing off your coat, or leaFin s
your windows open, and letting the
fire go out. Ugly colds are thereby
engendered. Now is just the time,
also, for the scarlet fever to seize, with
its terrible grasp, the forms Of the lit
tie Ones. Don't let the children be-
come exposed to the weather without
being as warmly dressed as on cold
days, for these spuf1es and colds are
generally the precursors of scarlet fe-
yer and almost certain death. There
is no disease the physicians dread more
than scarlet fever; small pox is by far
preferable. Look out, therefore, that
your children go out into the streets
with warm clothes, thick shoes, and
careful preparation for the moist wealth
err. A word to the wise is sufficient.
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Hoy to Edit Q Good Paper,


Every judicious and obseryaDt man
viii concar in the following views,
presented by the editor of ape of the
best conducted journals ip the Old
Dominion, the Alexandria Gazette -
Many people estimate the ability of
a newspaper, and the industry and
talents Of its editor, by the quantity
of editorial matter which it contains.
It is comparatively an easy task for q
frothy writer opour oatdaiIy, columns
OF aoords--agQrdS, upon any and all
subjects. His idea may flow in one
weak, washey, everlasting food and
ms command of language may enable
him to string them together like bunch
es OF onions. and yet his paper may he
meagre and poor concern. Bni
wh9t is b. labor and toll of such d
man who displays his loaded matter
ever SO largely, to that imposed on the
judicious, well-inforned editor. who
exercises his vocation with an hourly
consciousness Of its responsibilities and
duties, and deyotes himself to the con .
l.duct of bis paper with the same care
and assiduity that . sensible lawyer
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A. ]. ScapbOrOugh'S

Wholesale, Retail Tobacco, Snuff and
Cigar Store,
No. e BRIDGE-sT., LAMB ERTyE.LE, n. J.
l wopld respectfully return thanks to my old
and neY customers, and the public in general,
for their liberal patronage the last six years, and
would respectfully invite the attention ofal deal
ers IL Tobacco and Cigars to ny large assort-
inent of choice Brands of Tobacco and Cigars,
which am prepared to sell cheaper than they
can purchase the same in the city. Gall and
satisfy yourselves at the Genuine Honey Bee
Cigar Mandatory.
20 N. B.--Cigars manufactured to order
at the shortest notice. nov9- 59tf
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Important Lecture,

Important Lecture,
We take pleasure in referring the
Citizens of Lambertyille and vicinity
to the announcement in another part
OF our paper that the celebrated Phre-
nologist, Prof. L. n. Fowler, of New
York, will give tive of his Lectures in
Coryells Hall, on Wednesday end
Thursday evenings of this week and
from his world renowned abilities as
Lecturer and his complete mastery
OF the subjects of which he treats. and
their vital Importance to every mem
Der OF the human family, together with
the proverbial intelligence of onr cit
liens, we cannot but anticipate q
crowded house, by an intelligent and
consequently appreciative audience. -
It is rarely that we have en- opporta-
nifty of indulging in such an intellec-
tnal feast as will be presented in those
highly interesting and instructive Lee
| lures.
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TO ADvERTIsRRs 8.

To the advertisers of both city and country,
we now offer sheet that has larger circulation
among business men. tas will be seen by refer-
ence to our business directory and others, than
any other paper in the county, and is therefore
the medium through which to advertise, in order
to bring themselves more generally before the
public
We offer other inducements besides our large
and constantly increasing circulation, to adver-
tisers, in these days of scarcity of money, by a
great reduction in rates of advertising of Gas
half the former cost.
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Jacob 8. Harden,

Jacob 8. Harden,
Of Warren county, wno will be
executed on the 2Sth of Jaae, for the
poisoning OF his wife, is the third per-
son who has been found guilty of MUIR
der by the courts of that eognty.
There baye been six persons tried, but
only three have been convicted. Two
of those, who were hung, were con-
dsmned for IT, murder of the Cashier
family, in May, 1913; for this offence
four were indicted, two of WHOM es-
capped.
The scaffold on which these men
were executed is still in the loft of the
court house, and the rope used on the
occasion is also preserved During
the recent trial the latter was inspected
by hundreds of the curious. Harden
will be hung in the Jill yard, an enclos-
ed space. which win Measure about
one hundred feet either way, This
small area viii preclude the possibility
of "a large number assembling near the
scaffold, but if the same plan is follow.
ed as ip previous executions, available
spots for witnessing the hanging may
be gained Oh many of the surrounding
building
The prisoner has recovered from the
physical debility which attacked him
at the time of his conviction, and ap-
pears quite calm, although be says his
mind is not as well settled rs he
would like to have it, He expresses
a hope of eternal salvation, apd thinks
he is christian; be is much interested
in the future welfare of the Valley
Church." apd desires that after bis
death bis congregation shall be spita-
bly, provided for. Mr. Day, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, BY re-
quest of Harden, visits him frequently.
He is much annoyed BY the false state
ments frequently made about bin in
the newspapers. He has never ultima
led 40 Intention Qf lnaking leopfes-
sion, nog has he said that 9 If he hung
9th rs would have to hang with bin. !"
Neither has he made apy attempt to
commit suicide. III the condition IN
which be is kept, ironed by day and
night, and watchman in bis cell with
him all the time, such an attempt
J would be cestsin 70 prove sboFtiys.
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PEke's Improvsa Pantoscopic Heable
Glasses.
Mr.. Geo. Dyke, the celebrated OPP
tieian, from go Spring st., New Yark,
has arrived in town with large as
SENTIMENT of his Improved Pantnsconic
Pebble Spectaeles. Persons wearing
glasses. or in mead of them, would do
wen to give him call He intends
staying only two days, "wednesday
and Thursdayl at Moore's Hotel, Lam
hcrtyille Give him call.
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Rather Witty.

A man named Crandell, short time
since made bis escape from the AlIe-
ghany County Jail. He gives an
account of his escape in this manner ::
suppose it is mystery to some
how got away, consequently / will
give you brief history of my depar-
ture. The podus operGndi was this:
| got out of my cell with ingenuity,
ran up stairs with agility, crawled out
of the back windov in secresy, slid
down the lightning rod with rapidity,
walked out of the Angelic town with
dignity, and am now basking in the
sunshine of pleasure and liberty,
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Accident,


George Zeigler, lad aged about 6
years. son of Mr.. J. K. Zeigier, Of
this place, was run over by hand car,
on Tuesday afternoon last, at the
Bridge Street railroad crossing, and
seriously injured. He was playing
near the track, and just previous to
the approach of the Jumper was
seen to cross the track, and as the men
on the car supposed, up the street, in
stead of which he turned back and was
knocked down aud run over. Both
wheels of the car passed over his body
in the region of the abdomen, however
without breaking any bones or inRict-
ing any bruises. The injuries are in
ternal, supposed to be Of a serious ma
ture. The sufferer is under the medi-
cal care of Dr. VIM. Wetherill.
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Notice.

NJ EICE Is beTahy gfsen TINT tho notice in
y smother column Of this paper. Of the dis
solution of the 6rlu Of JOHN i. GORDON z
Co.. is false, and wtlfuily misreprsssntsd BY John
I. Gordon, tsliAs, Elgordon, the said hrm. re-
mains the same as 1t has heretctore, aud viii TIL
further notice is given, by
s0v :, 'ss--4f Y. n MATTHEW'S,