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LAMBERTvILLE N J.. WEDNESDAY,, MAY %, 1873.
CHAPTER nIyuI

Supplement to the act entitled An regulating pro-
eeedings on forfeited recognizances and nppropratne
amefeements, approved April fifteenth. one thousand
eight hundred and forty-six
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
of the State of New Jersey That the per cnfage given
to the sher of the several counties this state BY the
fifth section of the act TO which this supplement- shall
extend and apply to all fines received by him convc-
TONS whether upon indictments other procee dngs
before any court OF criminal jurisdiction and whether
such fines payable to the treasurer this state or
the collector of the county where the is had
And be 1t enacted That this act shall take effect
mediately.
Approved April 4, 1878.
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Give man the neccssaries of life, and he
wants the conveniences give him the con-
veniences and he Graves for the luxurics; give
him the luxuries, and he sighs for the elegan-
cies let him have the elegancies, and he
yearns for the follies give him all together,
and he complains that he has been cheated
both in the price and quantity Of the article.
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CHAPTER DxCI,

An act relating to the sanitary Condition of the Public
Schools.
l. Be it enacted by the Senat and General Assembly
OF the state OF NV Jersey, That each city and ca,
county superintendent i'll has annual be made
to the state supernende SHAH ecifeay set
forth any and all such uct wIthn his purvew touch
and uesefibe the location and capacity OF each school
heahIuy to accommodate the pupils in attendance to
the end thai full observation may be d.dueod favorb
or otherwise to ample supply stngs suitability of
covenenees eligibility OF position to ventila-
t,on aud as to all such other pertinent subjects may
clearly and iuliy exhibit the sanitary condition of the
pubic schools under his official inspection.
And De it enacted, That this shall take effect i'm
medateiy.
Approved April 4. 1873
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POETRY.
QUAKEE MEErrNa-


Under the color q the color Of crimson and OF gold
The crimson Of cheeks round and fair,
The gold Of shower Of shining la y;
Under the gray, the violet hue
0feyes ~ tender ~ bright and true.
That naks one Wonder what s they they would s .ay
And ead ths slender form II gown without srAee o.
Farcr maiden than Anne IN eli the meeting there was
The men looked out under broad whits sria4s
They read no prayer-book, they sang no hymns;
And the won, unused With holy air
Each silent moment laden with prayer
Aud up In the minister's seat we're two
Martha Bennett and Patience True:
Martha gracious and rudy and strong and Patience
sanity and cold as nun.
Into the open window the sent their fragrant breath
In bird and bee, In flower and dew,
In the solemn peace Of his chosen few,
Our Lords love spoke, our Lords face shone:
This hour OF witness seemed His alone.
The wings that stirred in the outer air.
Were they those of angels pure and fair?
Then up rose Patience, and slowly said "The wages
sin is DEATH"
Grimy she stood, and chanted only those chilling words
Into her face from the peoples eyes
There flushed no token OF sweet surprise;
The lips were drawn that had never known
kiss that was given for love alone;
And Patience sighed rs she sat her down,
Though no one heard il, No cross, no crown"
While Martha, the matron softly and saar Little
children, love one another"
Under the color of gray the color crimson deeper grew
An And winsom me Anne looked over where
Curling under his beaver brm
Aud the little Quakercss smiled at him,
Till, meeting his gaze, her lashes fell
And she gave her hand for the Friends farewell
And she beaned Martha with shining eyes b9t sh,
had no greeting for Patience True.
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CHAPTER DLxIv.

An act relative to County Lnnatic Asyums.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
Of the State OF New Jersey That the of dollar
per week for each county patient eontn In any county
lunaic asylum established by the board of chosen
holders of such county shall be paid y the
the warrant OF the comptroller to the director
OF such board of chosen feeholders upon statement
b. furnished by him. giving the number of such county
patients which may have been thus supported in said
asylum, during the preceding quarter, computing from
the first day OF January thousand eight hundred and
seventy three.
And be it enacted That this be deemed and taken
to be public act and shall take effect Immediately.
Approved April 4, 1878.
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CHAPTER div.
A Eurther Sunnlnmnnt 10 an oct untitled

Further Supplement to an act entitled " An act APP
pointing Commissioners for Sinking Fund and de-
lining their Duties" approved March twenty-ifth,
eighteen hundred aud sixty-iour.
Whereas, supplement the above recited act which
suppl, ment was approved April third, thousand
eight hundred and seventythree repeats the provision
oil the act to which this is supplement requiring that
the in crest received upon the principal OF the sinking
fund shall be renyested and whereas the commissions
of the sinking fund have made provision the n-
ves,m mt of certain interest moneys hand or
soon 10 be received therefore,
l. BE il enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
of the State of New Jersey That nothing in the said sup
plemen approved April third, thousand eight hum
dred ana seventythree shall be construed prohibiting
the said commissioners from investing any interest mo-
neys now in their hands that may be due be-
come payable during the month OF April one thousand
eight hundred and seventy three.
2 And be 1t enacted, That this act shall take effect inn
mediately.
Approved April 4, 1873
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MUSICAL Departnent.

CABINET ORGANS.
In this department offer for sale the Instruments OF
rst-cass makers embracing the celebrated Burdet Or
Ian the Tremaine Organ and Others and in some in
stances at considerable reduction from price list.
Cab assd see the Instruments exhibition.
PIANOS
agent several of the leading piano makers and
will sell and deliver Instruments upon favorable terms
Organs and FfaSos sold on monthly instalments.
Special nducespents to Churches, Societies and Music
Teachers.
GUITARS, BANJOS, dc.
keep also for sale Guitars Banos. Accordeons, Music
Boxes and will furnish to Order carefully selected
by competent person. any other instruments that may
be desired.
SHEET Music MUSIC BOOKS, &e.
receiving from the celebrated house of o. Ditson
Co. all the latest sheet music fast issued Also
ali the most popular music books including instruction
books for voice and instrument.
On hand, several hundred pieces Of sheet music, in
strumental and vocal Please call and look them
Discount to teachers.
Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings and other musical
merchandise constantly ON hand.
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CHAPTER DxBIv.


Further Supplement to the act entitled An act to APP
point commissioners erect addition and make
pairs to the State House. approved March thrtyhrs
one thousand eight hundred and seycnty-one.
l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assemby
of the State OF New Jersey That there be appropriate,
OUT OF any funds in the treasury not otherwise appro
priated the OF three thousand dollars be expend-
ed ny the commissioners in the act for the
and addition to the front of the state house
making such repairs to the present roof the state
house may be deemed necessary prevent leaking
And be it enacted, That there be appropriated the
further Of forty thousand dollars for completing the
unfinished repairs and improvements in progress,
and Tor paying the debts already incurred OF
building and furniture and for fitting the library for
the accommodation of the increased number of books
agreeaby to plan adopted by the commissioners for the
library
8. And be 1t enacted, That the comptroller shall from
time to time draw his warrants upon the
fvor ofsad commissioners, Tor such shall
be necessary for the purposes Aforesaid and the said
commissioners shall account to the said comptroller for
the expenditure aforesaid required in the act
which this is further supplement.
L. And be it enacted That this act shall take effect inn
mediately
Approved April 4, 1873.
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Smith, who was offered plate ofmaccaroni
SOUP deciined i, saying that they "odfdn't
PLY onasy billed PIPE stems % b,ni. ;,
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Repairing Department.

Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing speciality. Par
ticular attention given to the difficult work. such
as replacing broken lost parts of Watches making
equal to new also broken Jewery requiring hard sold
erpg soft solder used where it is possibleto hard
solder Al Jobs done By ayse RI send 10 he cy Az
a workman, challenge competition Every job war
ranted to give entire satisfaction, charge.
The public is invited to call and examine my stock and
prices.
Lambertville Jan. s. 1873 f5e
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lBY AUTHORITY
LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
CHAPTER DxxxIx

Further Supplement entitled An act for the
organization of the National Guard Of the State Of New
Jersey"
L. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
oil the State OF New jersey That the governor and
mander in chief be and Is hereby authorized to confer
shall have served long and m1rorously as colonies Of
the National Guard the rank OF breyet brigader general
ocsded that the governor shall nominate the said Off
GERS to the senate and the rank shall by
with the advice and consent OF the senate.
Approved April 3, 1873.
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CHAPTER DLxII.

Further Suppeme TO entitled An act for sup
pressing vice and immortality approx I'd April fifteenth,
one thousand eight hundred and orty-six
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
of the State of New Jersey That shall and may be law
full for any railroad company in this
pass train each way their roads Sunday
the accommodation of the citizens of this state
And be it enacted, Thai this shall take effect i'm
mediately.
Approved April A. 1879.
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YINEACHERS of Music supplied with Sheet Music In
Il struction Books, &C., at publishers prices The
largest stock of New Music in the county always be
found at r. TALCOTrS.
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w HERE the woodbine twneth is the ultimate dest
w nation of all dealers who, by extortonate charges
forfeit the good will and confidence of the public Such
is not the destination of II. TALCOTT.
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~ where they can buy the most goods for the least
money. Follow the crowd and you will be TO bring
up at r. TALCOTTS
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rINo those who wish employ the services of first
Il class workman upon their Watches, would say
by all means try R. TALC0TT.
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Miscellaneous.

In addition the articles named above / keep va
riety fancy articles and unnecessary
mention, which may be seen In my showcases
Engraving done on Silverware Rings &c.
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RE you not foolish to strain your eyes much in
"A trying to read this when two dollars will purchase
pair Of Lazarus Morris Spectaces7 The best In the
world at r. TALCOTTS.
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RS. SMITH, where did you get that beautiful of
WI Jewelry? Why, where every gets their jew
elry who wish fine goods at reasonable price, | got
Ii at r. TALCOTTS
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NONSENSE! The idea that anybody can sell goods
IN cheaper than being sold at the old and
liable store of r. TALCOTT'S
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Ely Stones of the finest quality also Society Badges,
~ Pins and Charms of all descriptions cheap for cash.
at II. TALCOTrS.
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Wy HILE other dealers cling to prices, and
w deavor to sell their goods at rates which were
fashionable six years ago, Watches Clocks Jewelry &C.
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LII the latest and best styles of Jewelry constantly
IN on hand also, the finest selection of Watches in
the county, at r. TALCOTrS
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INARNESTLY endeayoring to meet the wants of the
IL public, immense assortment of goods has just
been received at r. TALCOTT'S.
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LNLGIN United States, New York, Waltham, and in
IL fact all American Watches, sold at manufacturers
list price, for cash, at r. TALCOTTS.
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TTNHE clever" the young man. used with which to
i the world of those fine American
Levers purchased at r.. TALC0TTS.
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EREIN lies the grand secret Of mercantile
Keep full stock of good goods buy low for cash,
and sell at reasonable profit. For excmpfeation
OF this maxim, call on r. TALCOTT.
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CHAPTER Drrv

Further Supplement to act entitled "An act to
regulate the State Library"
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
OF the Stale OF New jersey That the state librarian shall
ne entitled to receive annual salary fifteen hundred
dollars.
2 And be it enacted That this shall take effect
medat,ly
Approved April A. 1873.
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TERTAIN it is that the best place in this city to get
~ your Watches and Jewelry repaired is at
r. TALCOTTS.
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CHAPTER DCCxIII.

Supplement to entitled An act further supple
menary to the act entitled An act to incorporate
Trustees of Religious Societies. approved March
twenty-second one thousand eight hundred and sixty
five.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
of the State Of New Jersey That said act be extended in
its operation, and the word heretofore" in the first
ton thereof, stricken ont.
D. And be II enacted, That this act shall take effect i'm
mediatey.
Approved April 4, 1873
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CHAPTER DCxCI.


Sale Lands held In Trust In Certain Cases. approved
April sixth, thousand eight hundred and seventy
~
l. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and General Assembly
the State of New Jersey That whenever by any last
will aud testament land and real esrate are devised to
any person PERSONS with proviso in said Will that
the share shares of such devisee dvisees shall dur
ing the life Of said devise devisees be held in trust
devised any person persons in trust 70 hold
tn life any other person persons and said lands
and real estate devised shall become charged with
liable taxes and for III. payment where
OF quate provision is made in such will or Afforded
by the of the tesator and such lands and real
tate shall be liable to be sold for such taxes OF assessments
virtue of laws Of this state whereby the interest
OF the eesti que any of them may be injured
impair il shall be lawful for the court Of chancery Of
this state upon application Of the trustee or trustees
Of any cestui que in such will named and upon con-
sderaon of the circumstances of the to order and
decree that such trustees the survivor
survivors of them shall sell and convey such land and
real any part thereof and whenever such de-
shall be made the said trustee or trustees may sell
and convey said lands real estate fully and eeetualiy
all ntents and purpos free clear and discharged OF
the said trust the proceeds of such sale after the payment
such and shall be held by such trus
trustees subject 10 the provisions of such viii in
such the court OF chaDeery may direct
O. And be it enacted That this act shall take effect i'm
mediately.
Approved April 4, 1873. roy
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A LWAYS buy where you buy the cheapest and
"A where you can deal with an honest and find
every article just represented All the above be
found at Il. TALCOTTS.
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ID ECKLESS boasting and blowing may draw customers
~ 10. time, flaming candles attract unsuspectng
moths hat fair and honest dealing and misrepresen-
tatioa is the motto of - ksH a R..TALCOTT.
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SoME and all. You find what you
~ want for a Bridal or Birthday Gift at
r. TALCOTTS.
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CHAPTER DcIII.


Further Supplement to act entitled An act to
gulate Fishen $ in the River laware and for other
Purposes passed November tweDty-sixth one thou
sand eight hundred and eight
L. Be 1t enact, by the Senate and General Assembly
OF The State of New Jersey That the provisions OF the
entitled An act to regulate the fisheries in the river
Delaware and for other purposes" passed November
wenty-sxth, thousand eight hundred and eight and
the several supplements and acts suppm ntaIy thereto
BE- and the hereby extended and applied TO the
Delaware river and bay and their tributaries within the
jurisdiction of this state.
And be it enacted That the ten days notice required
by further supplement to act entitled "An act to
regulate fisheries in the river Delaware and for other
purposes" approved February tweny-eighth, thou
sand eight hundred and seventytwo shall not apply to
gng sines and drift nets anchored siakcd faste ned
in violation Of the supplement to said act approved Feb
ruary twenty-sixth one thousand eight hundred and
yeigbt In the tidal portions of the Delaware river and
bay and their tributaries.
B. And be 1t enacted That the first section Of the sup
pement of Act to regulate fisheries in the river Da
and for other purposes approved February twenty
SIXTH thousand eight hundred and ffty-eigbt be
amended by adding to the same the following proviso
ocded that the prohibition shall not extend to the
of gDg sencs Of larger mesh than ten inches for taxi
ing surgeons.
Approved April 4, 1878.
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JEwELRY, Watches, spectacles, &c, repaired in a
- manner that cannot be eQudied in this city, at
Il. TALCOTTS
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r ORD save the Kngl the ancient prayer of de-
Il vout Monarchists. Preserve from high prices is
the-to us-more acceptable petition of r. TALCOTT.
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A GENCY for the sale of the celebrated "Burdett"
IA Organ (the Champion of the World at
r. TALCOTTS.
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ID ANSACK the world and you win fail to find a
H place where you buy so cheap, get such fine
work done and in all respects be fairly dealt with
you can by calling upon r. TALC0TT
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r EONTINE, Opera, Matinee Nilsson, Guard and Vest
IL Chains, in Gold, Silver Gold Plated Rubber Horn
and Shell, always to be found at r. TALCOTTS.
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Spectacle Department.

In this department will be found full supply of Lana
& Morris Perfected Spectacles in Gold Silver and
Steel Frames These Specaces acknowledged by all
who have used them be unsurpassed for
the eye. We have sold great numbers of them
and the demand increases.
We have also j. Moses patent oGalvanic Speca-
e1es-somethng new-desgned to relieve pains in the
head and prevent congestion.
Also Schaufhausen's celebrated German spectacles-
good and low-priced.
Ete Glasses of various styles.
We have by far the largest stock in Hunterdon county
and we can hardly fail TO suit you.
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EVERYTHING in the line of Shirt Studs, Sleeve But
IL tons Finger Rings Gents Pins &C.. can be bought
cheaper than at any other store in the Stat at
.TAICQTTS
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no you wish your Watch repaired by frst-class
IL Workman Take 1t at once to X. TALCOTT
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silver ware Department.

We keep in stock and furnish to ORDER at the lowest
city rates. solid and plated Silver Ware of all kinds
Pitchers Plates, Cups, Cake Baskets Butter Dishes,
Bowls, Napkin Rings, Knives, Forks, &C., &c.
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ID ARE bargains in Watches of every description can
III be had by calling r. TALCOTT
TINE air is full of rumors and the popular belief
Il is that the best place in the country to buy Watches
and Jewery is at the old and thoroughly established
Enlistment of 81 r. TALCOTT
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watch and Jewelry Department.

sell the best American and Foreign Watches in Gold
and Silver cases. at prices much lower than usually
asked for them in other establishments Also CLOCKS
of all styles.
splendid stock of all the newest patterns Of Jewery
on hand. We warrant goods to be represented
money refunded.
The New York herald., 1873-11-29
BREAKING OUT OF JAIL.
Daring Escape OF Three Prisoners from
the Nrorrisania Town Hall.

O8TlnS ESCAPE " 1hTee
the NIoYrtsania Town Hail.
Shortly after two O'Clock yesterday morning IL
was discovered that three prisoners had escaped
from their cells in the Morrisania Town Hall. The
names OF the jail.breakers are Thomas Moore, John
Baxter and Peter S. Dunham, the former charged
with burglary and the others with minor offences
The only explanation given OF the affair is that the
parties we're aided by dodgers, who are, it appears
allowed to lounge at will around the stoves III the
lookup, and who, 1t Is said, furnished the Gagged
individuals with couple OF heavy stove wrenches
with which they smashed the timsy locks OF their
cell doors. II is not explained, however, why the
NOISE made during this operation was not noticed
Immediately overhead by Sergeant Connors
or his chief, whom Connors relieved at
midnight. After the cell doors had been
forced open it proved an easy matter for the iugi
tives to ascend private staircase in the rear OF
the building and make good their escape by jump
ing out OF a window to the ground, distance OF
about 10 feet In regard to the number OF lodgers
accommodated on Thursday night no definite In
formation could be obtained, as Sergeant Mooney,
who was IN charge Yesterday, grutly told the
HERALD representative that 1.-THE Captain had
ordered him not to show the books to any news
paper reporter" The people OF MOrrisania who
have long been at the mercy OF burglars and foot
pads, are eagerly looking forward to the close OF
the present year. when. as a result OF the annexa-
ton OF their town to New York, they confidently
hope that the present inefficient police system will
be replaced by one which will guarantee security
10 their lives and property.