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COMMERCIAL 7lND FINANCIAL,
MheeIlng WhOlesnIe Mnrkat.
oPPIcE DAILY INFHLLIanNcHR,
o. WedneRdAV. Feb. n


ap- "wednesday, FEB. Il
Affair trade has been done. Flour and Whea
10 getting scarce aud held very firmly at the ono
tatlons. Groceries In good demand. with sn0a
and MolAsSes quite active. Coffee quiet bu
held with great confidence. a CONFIRMATION az re
cent reports nom Rio by ne TSeleotam now AM,
expected, will likely cause considerable adyancs
APPLEs-SaleB Ut % COOS 90 per barrel iot com
mon to fair, and 81 OOo4 20 for prime TO choice
BUcKWHEAT FLoUR- Dull, with a dropping ten
dency; quoted at &c per pound. !, -
BUTFIR-LOw grades very dilllJ add plenty
Prime may DO quoted. At 'L29d25e 4 epmmoi
isoisc. - ~ z. -. ~. ~. :.
BEANs-Prlces remain Unchanged; q OONa &
per hushel. 70 ,ah4!l %
BAKING PowpER-SSc per pound. 8a
BRooMs-Fancy, s. %, Is Is and "a %; plain
@ 2509SG. Ar ~ IN
CANNED 6oops = Peaches, 8. pound cans
90 0O2G 20 per case. Tomatoes, 8 pound eana
a 26SSA 80. WlnalOR'a corn, ESQ. .listisrr
cHEEsE-Is Grmer, under the influence Of an
advance In New York; Prime Goshen, ibK0alGc
CRACKERS Unchanged Sugar lie; Lemon
Ike Soda ~ c;Water Gxc; Oyster TIC; Cream
sSc; Butter TIC. 1
CRANBERRIEs Ordinary $It per Dbl.
RGOs-The demand Is good, and stock meaSre;
sales OF ffesh at2s@2Sc. .....'.
FBu-Lako herring, nominal; white ash,
SO IS; No. . maclreFel, barrels, Sl9 90; No. s.
$40 %; half barrels No. q sea- do. No. 3. S5 rs
full weight. .'li Nf17
PIouR-D Demand iAIL and prIees UNCHANGED
fancy q 1908 90; white wheat extra 81 Is;
choice red wheat $3.50; extra 81 %; SuperanC
$50; choice spring wheat 81 %. -
GRAIN- NASdI-Pitm; No. / choice white 81 80;
No. red $l4S. 0dI-Sales at &c. Con-FIrm
at 4G04Sc. Rye--7OC. 4 uEley-sO0s 5c. IN, .gr
GRocERIEs-CQgte- Choice old Government
Jaws 9O6S9c; choice to ianeyRio 25kc;; primo
9Oc; fair to good ~, 3i,i,i b ,.,5 .5... ...
SyrIps Common, S400 S0c; Prime. 66N60c
Choice, 6S07Oc; Fancy IBc! New Orleans No
lasses-6Oc for choice new crop; B5e for prime,
oOc for fair. 49,. IN Il
sugars Refined, Crushed, Powdered and
aranulated isKc; A Coffee, ike; B Coffee,
is1e; Extra G Coffee iaHc; Yellow O lOc
New Orleans, prime, 1OHOlle;. Porto Rico and
Cuba, 1OXc.
1td-Gunpowder, 81 Is0l IS; Young Tyson
81 lO0l 80; Black, 700s6eNS 4O.r,l y :, IT,.
Rice Carolina, prime, 9Hc; Rangoon exc.
SplceS-GTain Pepper, 24n95c, Pimento. 40c
Cloves, 2Oc. Cassia, 6Sc. ~.
GNsENa-6Oc per pound.
HoMMY--WhIte aint $40.
HAY-t2O 90 per ton, for fair to prime baled;
Innan Sfdnna1Gnn ~ II
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iTCEl ICEil ICElll-THE UNDER.
IL SIGNED informs his old customers, and The
public generally, that no has secured 4 splendid
supply Of pure 'sTHRRR MILE IOR," which no
Will deliver 10 customers during the Coming Suni.
uner at the lowest market rate.
Make your orders early. gT.
Fred LeorentA will mot be In my employ the
coming summer; and all orders collected nv MIN
are notfor my "ThreO Nile Ice." -
janiS' GEO. sCHELLHAsR.
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STATE boNDs-Steady,
STocKs-Thc market was generally dull
and devoid OF any special feature.
Chicngn Mnrkat. -.

" pTATE 1QNDS-pLeauY,
STocKs-Thc market was genenlIy dull
and devoid Of any special feature.
Chicago Marriott. ~
CHICAGO, February 7.--FLouR-Q Quiet
and unchanged.
GRAM-Wheat-No.9 spring Chicago
quiet and lc lower, 81 235. Corn-No. 2
mixed quiet, 40a40tc. Oats-3eIc. Rye
NO. 2, 7Sa7Slc Darley-Spring No. 9
nominal, Coo. li ffg4 ~
HTGHwINEs-Quiet and firm at 97tc.
PRoYIsToNs-Mess Pork $t2 81. Lard
steady, $50 Bulk Meats-Shoulders 43c;
clear rib sides 5taGc; clear do. 6tc. ~
HoGs-Dressed dull at $5a5 10. Live
Shade flrmer, $4a4:75.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 7.-FLoUR-Demand
fair and market firm.
GRAIN-Wheat-Market steady with q
moderate demand. Corn-Scarce. Oats
Dull but unchanged Rye-Qaiet at Osca
' PROVISIONS POtkEDdll at $l4 60.
Bacon Active; shoulders &c; sides TIC;
clear rib sides 81. Bulk MeatG-Dull;
shoulders ,5tc; sides GiaGsc; clear rib
sides 6sa7c. Lard,dnchanged. y
BuTTER-Uneilafged. s'ss
WIIsKY-F Firm 6f p4A94ic.
CineianG1tpIarket.
CINCINNATI 10, (. Febuary 7.2F1ouR-
Family 81 coat 40,t' s9
GRiM- Whsafz7 Red $lS55a1 81,
Corn-Ear ACC. ,cRye-O0a92c. Oats
4Oa45c, Barley-70a80c. II
Unchanged.
OILs-Lipseed S5aS7. ~
PRoyIsIoEs- Pork-Held at $l9 e5
Bulk Aieatsr5aefaGSc Bacon-6t, 7Aa
7sc. Lard-9a9ic. '''
WHIsKY-S7c.
New York Dry Goods Marker.
NEW YORK, February 7.-Amopr the
leading houses there Is fair business I'D.
ing (; aud heavy brown sheetines have
again advanced. We now quote Atlantic
A at 14ic; do II, 14c doV, 12c; Pacific
extra, lac; Appleton A, 144c, Other
makes have not caught up to this advance
as yet, but the tendency Of all textiles Il
upward, in sympathy with yarns and raw
materials. Carpets arc In light supply
and or, the rise, E[f
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the day when the award s. payable by
the terms Of the treaty. which 70 twelve
months after the date Of the award, q the
Usual rate ofClntereat 10 the city q llaw
Yofk, 5wllef6 most 81 the claims Of indi.
ylduaIs afe held, which "a seven pei cent,
per annum. The United States claim
that interest should be computed from an
average day say, July 1, 1858. aoq5al.
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ORGANIC WEAKNEss'

Immediately cured and iall Eigos restored.
This distressing Affection, which renders Lie
mlsseEsnle end marriage mpOssible 10 the penalty
Young pets0ns are TOO apt 70 Commit eSeesS sS
nom not being aware Of tho dreadful oOnsC.
quences that may ensue. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend 10 deny that tho
power o. proefeation is lost eOoper by those fSl.
IRag ih!9 imprepef hablts Than By tho pfhdelti
odspring the most serious and deetTnctiye symn.
toms Of both body and mind AEiae, Tho systen
becomes dSfanged, tho Physical and Mental
6nnctions weakened, Loss Of Provocative Power,
Nervous lriaollity, Dyspepsia, PAlpitation al
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough. Consumptio1
Decay and Death. 1TIGteTT' - -
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money and stock Make,

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. T.-GoLp-s Strong
at 11Ot. Loans from fiat top per cent
gold for carrying. Clearings, $SS, 100000.
MoNEY-Easy at Gao per cent.
STERLING ExoHAEGR-1O0.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and heavy; have
declined from ! 10 ! per cent. A London
dispatch, ailer the closing Of. the business,
reports United States bonds q fraction
lower ~ ~ " = IA
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sALr-Dairy, 81 q; Ohio River, e 90.

sEUrP-7Oc; do in boxes Of SIX dozen, IS 90.
ToBACco-Navy black, GO07Os; dark ,rair 70
best brands Gs0T2c; fAlr to best Ne and To-, ESQ
Sc; bright los And lbs 7s0ssc. = ] az q I
WINDOW GLAss-ist quality, sx1O, $Sas. IOx
lass 70, lOxl5, 50 90; 9nd quality, SxiO, 81 Is;
1Oxl9, s. S5. lOxl6, IS 50; less dIseount accord
Ing TO quantity.
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DR.. LInHNanM

Member q the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lon.
Don, GraduAte Of one Of the most eminent Col.
legeg 10 the United States, and tho greater ISrt
g. whose lie has been spent In the hospitals Of
erected some Of tho most astonishing cures that
were ever known. Many troubled With ringing
IN the head and ears when asleep, great nervous.
ness, being alarmed 'At sudden sounds, baShfnl.
ness, with frequent blushInR, attended some.
lime! WIN arrangement Of mind, were cured
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TAKE pARTICUIAR NOTror

3 = AA4AA4SOA4IA N, .
DR.. ]. addresses All those who haye inInned
themselves By improper Indulgence and solitaFy
habta, which ruin both body and mind, undttin,
them Tor either business, study society or mar
These are some Of the sad and melancholy ef.
iec9 produced by carly hRlita OF youth, via:
Meaknees OF the Back and Limbs, Pains IN Inc
h =. 1tnnsoa g Sight Loes Of Muscular Pow
" OF tho Heart Dyspep8ia, Nervous
ifrl@bllity, DeEangement Of the Digestive Func.
Lens General Debility, symptoms Of ConSump.
AnEE4I1H7Ths fearfnl efIeets on the mind
arc much TO be dreaded. Loss on NemoTv Con
1sion OF Idea, Depresaion OF Spirits, RyiI Fore.
Do9inss, AyeTeion 70 Society, SelfDiBtrugt, Love
o. Solitude, Tlmidity, &C., are some Of the evils
Thousands Of persons OF ali ages can now
Judge what IL the cause OF their declining health.
losing their yigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous
ana emaciated, having singular appearance
sumption. '~'''S " wa
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Financial.

TINE C0lIAlERclAL BANK OF
Martins EerfY| Ohio, in row opun M
tiAn1acttng regular uanAlnq Huiinfla. fof.
eign and Domestic Exchange bought and Sold;
collections made on all points and promptly 70.
mitted Interest paid on special deposlts. The
nank VIII % open SATURDAY evening until P. \.
Of their weekly earnings. HeVenue stanps foT
sAe' JAS. II. GRAY,
"a m'shirH, cashier. President.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

oEFIcR, NO. Z soUTHFRBDRRICK STREET.
LeIt hand side going fIOm Baltimore 1troet, a fev
aoors nom the corner. Pall not 10 observe no
IA No lettcrs received unless postpaid and
TpnGinne stamp 70 be used on the reply.
u2n o. aeYertiSement describing symptomS,
The Doctors DIPLOMA hRnVa n bIe neSso 3t
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ILL loaI
baltimore LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED asa lEFUsE EAOn OuArEEar
n. ,,Iv pi.., q :e-70 I.i ~ I1sl =.



. Dr. johnson has discoyerea tho most Certain
Speedy, aud only RheetuAl Remedy N me Worid
loI weakness Of tho Back OF Lim6e, Strlcfuras
Anectionl Of the kidn0yb and Bladder. inyoInn.
Wy DlnelefiHas lmp9taney, General Debility
Ncrvolsnea9i Dyhpepsla{ LAnRunr, Low 5plFita
Cpniaelon OF IdplS, HGlpitAtIon of tho Head
Timidity, TremblIai DlnnegS d Slghf, or cid,
Skin, Affections OF the Liver, LanTSs StomSeh n,
hwels-those Terrible Disorder sfisinp nor,
SOLITARY Habits o. Youth-Hccret and SolitSrJ
Pfaeticea moro htAl 10 their victims thSn M
Song oiSyrenB 70 lhs Mariners OF Uiysses. blipat.
lnE their most brilliant hopes and anticipAtions
tenueFIng marriage, &C., imposslble.
YOUNG MEN
S sIs Wy. ThS have become The Victims Of Soil
which Annually sWeeps u an SntiwsIv. s naSa
thousahda OF Young men OF he iiiost dSksliehi
talenia aud brilliant intellect, who might oiher.
Wise have entlAnced listening Senates Win tbr
th9nden Of eloquence, Or, walked 70 ecsiasy tsS
living iyEe, mAS call viii fhll conIdence. '"'
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men contenplAtinO
mmAtrlhge, being aware OF Physical Weaknoss.
Otganle Debility, Deiormitles, speedily cured.
40 Who places hlmaalf under the caro- 81 DR.
may tellgioualy conade In his honor a Z gentle
n,an md confidently rely upon his SItil ply.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENOE.

When the misguided and imprudent yotary of
pleasure andB that he has imbibed the Seeds OF
this painful disease It too ofton happens that an
ul.umed sense OF shame or dread Of discovery do
cation and respectabIllty, can alone beffiend
him, delaying Till the constitutional symptoms Of
this horrid disease make their appearance, guch
% liberated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnR
palms In the head and limbs, dImness OF sight
crossing with frghtful raptdity, TIL At Iast Ehe
palate OF the mouth or the bones OF the nose lall
In, and the victim or this awful disease becomes
horrid object OF commisaeration, I'LL death puts
period 70 the dreadful gu1erlngs, by sending
MN 70 That Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns" -
Il 10 MELANCHOLY FACT that Thousands
hll victims 10 this terrible disease owing TO the
nnskillfnlness Of ignorant prntenderG, who, BY
the use OF that DEADLY POISON, MERCURY,
rum me constitution and mako the residue oIlito
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ND0RSEMENT OF THE PRESS

Inc many Thousands cured ct this establIah
ment within the last twenty years, and me mn
smeToas Important surgical operations performed
NJ; Johnston, Witnessed BY the reporters Or
aSs.S ~ - ana many other papets, notices Of
M.Ln Sn nave appeared again and again before tie
PUBIC, behides his standing a. RentlemSfi al
character and fespectability, 10 sufficient guar.
antee TO tho afflicted. -5ifTs7E''s No.,
SKIN DISEASES sPEEDILYCURED.
mArl6 - =
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'FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY
II OF WHEELING, z#l
CAPITAL. IL $4,000.
t"b wv pnHoFoRs: 70 'i~.'f'h
ssS1i : SssS s si$ $st SIS; nsss'
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis @. stIfel,
This company now having been organized Eve
yoars, and In that timo done successful business
is still prepared 10 take risks at fAir rates on
Buildlngs 81 al kinda, Merchandise, Manufacture
ing EstablishmentR, Furniture, Steamboats, and
jClrg0es on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company ofiefB superior inducements to Farm
ora, whereby they can DO insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or years al
reduced rGtes. This being State Company with
The Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus Of any company in the State; and
composed OF some ninety.iour stockholders, most
Of whom are among our best business mon, re.
commendB itself 70 the favorable consideration
OF tho lnsuring public, and Bolicts their patron
age. Applications for insurance will be prompt
" attended 70 OF their ONCE, No. 20 Monroe St,
OF ct their several Agences throughout tho StAte
SAM'1 MCCLELLAN, President
GRO. MRNDRL, Vice President.
p O. II. C0KN, See'y. u.
A. L. WILEY, General Agent, febln
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YOTTNQ MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prae-
nce, INDUCED in when alone, q habit frequently
learned nom evel companions, or at school, nd
enec@ OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, Il not cured, renders marriage I'm
should apply Immediately.
MlAt pity that young man, tho hope OF his
country the pride Of his parents, should bc
snatched nom all prospects and enIoyments Of
lile BY the consequences OF deViating from me
PAIN OF nature, aud INDUCING In certain se
G,e et, naoit' such persons must before contem.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary regulates 70 promote connnblRl hap.
through life becomes q weary pIlerimaSo: ia
prospect hourly darkens 10 tho view, the mind
becomes eh8doWed with despair and dlled with
me melancholy reelection that the happlnesS Of
another hecOmaA hlIRhtah with nnr nIlrn
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LTvERDIsEAsE and
Indigestion prevail to
agreater extent than
probably any other
malady, and relief 10
always sought after.
II the Liver 10 regu.
lated In Its action,
health Is almost inYa.
riAbly secured. IndI.
gesdon or want Of ac-
ton in the Liver
causes Headache, Con.
stipauon, JaHndIce,
Pain In the Shout.
ders, Cough, DixzI.
ness, Sour Stomach,
bad taste in.the
mouth, bilious at
tacks, palpltatiOn Of
the heart depression
Of HniFia m fila hInaa
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5000, 665,497

SwINpLrNe.--A party giving the names of
Amos Wainwright and other aliases, is now
flooding the country with circulars, offering to
sell counterfeit money, under the name of
"Walter S. Leslie, general collecting agent,
Trenton, New Jersey" Mr.. Leslie's plan of
operations is to send out his circulars, deposit
ing them in the post Office at Newark, Jersey
City or New York, being particular to request
all would-be purchasers of counterfeit money
to send by express to this city where it is re-
shipped to Mr.. Leslie, at New York City. Of
course, Mr.. Leslie does not send them coun-
terfeit money, or anything but package of
saw-dust, and quietly pockets their $40, $50 or
$50 as may be, his receipts through the
Trenton express office averaging about 800
day. For the credit of our city this thing
should be stopped, and as the United States
Courts seem to be the channel for doing it,
we respectfully call Judge Nixon's attention
to it. To be sure, only those who would
themselves be rogues by dealing in counterfeit
money are swindled.-Trenton Emporium.
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feeding the stone cracker at Glen Gardner on
Tuesday of last week. He was in the act of
hammering a stone in the jaws of the cracker
when the sledge came off the handle and fell
in the jaws and Immediately rebounded back,
striking him in the face, and knocking him
senseless. He was Immediately removed to
his home and died in about two hours, His
face was literally smashed to pieces. He leaves
young wife to mourn his loss. His father
removed him to New York for burial. Sinner
son was only 81 years of age, and had just
commenced work in the cracker the day he
was killed. Clinton Democrat.
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LycEUM.-At the meeting of the Lambert
vile Lyceum, at Lyceum Hall, on last Thurs
day evening, debate was had on the question
of Woman Suffrage in which Messrs VIM.
Lyman, G.. Ii. w. Vansciver and Wilson Bray
spoke in the affirmative, and Messrs. Z. X.
Solliday, L. X. Strouse and DR.. J. Hayhurst
in the negative. The debate was interesting,
but not very exciting. The President decided
the question in favor of the negative. Three
or four ladies were present. The Association
hope to see larger number of them on next
Thursday evening,
The following question was selected for de-
bate at the next meeting "Should the Prcsi-
dent Of the United States be eligible to the
Office for second term? ?" On the affirmative
Messrs L. X. Strouse, E. X. Solliday, M. l..
Trimmer, C. A. Skillman and Jos. Smith were
appointed, and on the negative Messrs. j.
Hayhurst, VIM. Lyman, Wilson Bray, G. Pier
son and w. v. Cooley. A general invitation
is extended to all to be present.
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WRAP Your BRIDLE BITs.-A proper feel
ing of humanity towards the noble horse
should prompt all who have the care of these
useful beasts to wrap their bride bits during
the cold winter weather. Arrested piece of
iron or steel put to the tongue is very painful.
If any of our readers have any doubt upon
the subject let them try it, and they win be
speedily convinced. A minute win enable
naanto wrap q bit, and once done viii be a
satisfaction to the man and comfort to his
beast ~ fks ssiss
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For TIE REcoI

for iHE RECORD.
N - an ''' p'o'e'o '''s'
= 49," sweeps 0'e'','' anu new manu-
w ~ ''',s ',,a~es '''' 'no Du'i o'isA's
-,,oss ~ 'o.ss nope 'no'o 'ii'o naAi'''s
,asy my "o''ane n'as'i"'ion u s''c Nea' anu
~, :. 'o nv" eeosa - AaNoS.
'''"''o' - ",''o'' s''e uu''es u 'nis o''ice
800 = - " 'o'oo.o, "''u 'ne e,oSs
80 .s'n00u - ''''s wio'e a''ef
s '''0 ."A Ivy cai'S ior sisoious
p.o'oss ~ .',' par. ~ os0is '"At'yo' VINO mas
'o' mo oDhs a'ioi'.
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A SMALL CnowD.-we are informed that at

SMALL CRowD.-We are informed that Mt
the recent lecture ON agriculture, in Fleming
ton, by Prof. Cook, the State Geologist, but
three persons were present, and only one of
them farmer. This speaks rather unfavor-
ably for the interest of our agricultursts in
the discoveries and improvements in their
branch of business. The one farmer who was
present states that he learned one fact from
the lecture which is worth dollars to him.
The time has gone by when farmers can afford
to slight opportunities for acquiring informa-
ton. great many complain that farming
does not pay and is it not owing too often to
the fact that they are unwilling toacknowledge
that any one can teach them anythin, about
their calling, and hence win not learn from
the experience of others? AS result, they
are not up to the times, and for their lack of
head-knowledge, they do a good deal of UNI
necessary and improbable work. The farm
ers of Hunterdon, as a class, have improved
very much in their methods of working, etc.,
in the past few years /; and for aiding in this
we think the Hunterdon Co. Agricultural So
ciety deserves some credit but there are
"depths yet to be fathomed y in, agricultural
knowledge, aud no one is SO perfect but that
he may learn something valuable, even of a
"book- farmer."
We trust that Prof. Cook will find larger
audience when he visits this county again. If
he will come to 1,ambertville we will promise
him larger audience than our county seat
gave him. at any rate.
We might say in this connection that the
lecture of Prof. Cook was not properly adver-
tised. There seems to be an impression on
the part of many residing at the club " that
there are only two papers published in the
county, and thatthey are located at the county
seat. While wedo not wishtodisparage those
sheets for they are creditable to our county,
it is not to be expected that their circulation
is so general as to render notices in which a
whole county is interested unnecessary in the
papers of other towns in the county. Each
one has a large class of readers that no other
county sheet reaches, and hence to give a gen.
eral notice to the citizens of the county, all
papers should be patronized. Take the papers
of Lambertville, for instance. They represent
one-sixth of the population of the county, and
with the country surrounding our city, about
one-fourth of the county population. If such
papers are ignored so are to great extent the
people amongst whom they are published.
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COUNTY LODGE Coon TEMPLARs.-The fol-
lowing are the officers of the County Lodge,
Good Templars, elected at the meeting held
in Glen Gardner, last week
c. TIE. r. Bullock, Pennington.
C. C.--Julia Powell, Lambertville.
CIV. T.-Miss Hummer, High Bridge.
C. Treas.-Wm. Wilmot, Lambertville.
C. 81. N. Cashier, Glen Gardner.
c. MN. Bright.
c. d. Mamie M. Swackhamer, Mechan-
icsville
C. Sent.-Annie Trumbower, Glen Gardner.
@. Oh. r. Queen, Glen Gardner.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1872-12-25

Mr.. Charles Carpenter, of Carpentersviile,
Warren county, left his home the early part
Of last week, as he said, to meet his wife at
Phillipsburg. He had about 5000 in his pos
session, and seems to have gone to various
places. He finally brought up at . hotel in
Baltimore, where he was found dead in bed,
one morning. When found, be had but "a Of
the 5000 in his possession. Foul play is sus-
pected.
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the more SO from an entire absence Of formali-
ty, and at the conclusion, all retired well
pleased With the evening exercises
The knights of Lone Star Lodge appear to
be united, earnest and energetic, and as con-
sequence, the institution is prospering.