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e9 The following resolutions were passed
by the Hunterdon Co. Medical Society, at
their meeting at Pennington, on Tuesday of
last week -
WHEREAS, In the wisdom of His providence
the Almighty Creator and Preserver of the
Universe has called from this earthly sphere
our late respected member, Henry b. Night
ingale, M. d., one whose amiability of char
acter endeared him to all who were favored
with his acquaintance physician sound
in Judgment and skilled in practice a hus-
band, father and brother whose devotion to
and affection for those allied to him by the
ties of kindred knew no bounds /; a citizen
respected and honored in the community,
and as member of this Society one whose
absence VIII be sorely missed in our coun-
ellis and our labors, therefore .a
: Rssotred, That IN the death Of Henry B..
Nightingale, NJ. d., we in common with all
others interested and beieaved are called up
on and do deeply mourn our losssa That while
we deplore the sad event, we would offer our
coincidence to his family and friends, and
point them to that unfailing source of consola-
ton "who doest all things WELL" with the
confident assurance that the change to him is
one of infinite gain.
Resolred, That a copy of these resolutions
be properly engrossed and attested and sent
to the family of our deceased brother and
friend, and be published in the county papers.
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LIFE fNsURAyCE.

MoRRisTewN, MI, Oct 9Th, 1873.
Hon. Calvin Corle, Treasurer III IS
Accept my thanks for check for In pay
nent OF claims on account Of death Of my late hsa
David !, Douglass. Mr. Douglass and myself were In
sured In August 1870 doth then being over GO wears Of
age and we have paid In all the VI nnety-cne dol
lars. Respectfully yours, Anna DoueLAss
The above note from Mrs Douglass has been shown lis
BY Andrew Rarick Esq, of the Directors Of the
keadington Life Insurance Co. The promptness with
which Chains are paid In these stringent times together
with the facts that insurance furnished at actual cost
tmemhsrs paying wien losses occur) must make the
keaangton Life" still more popular In this vicinity
IN the case referred TO above there
oyer 90 years OF age insured for nearly two years and
the death OF one the survivor received S2si4 In return
ior the pafry sum Of nnety0ne dollars paid Stock Life
insurarcc Companies would have charged more than
three times as much for the same insurance.
The Mutual Life Of n Y. charges at 60 years $40 "a
man. sfsl31 47s m - M IN
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FIRE.-About twenty minutes of 1 o'clock
on last Sunday morning, fire was discovered
issuing out of the cupola ON Mr.. Geo. Cooks
barn, in the rear of his new dwelling, on Riy-
or ST., New Hope. The alarm was speedily
sounded and the iremen soon brought out
their apparatus but owing to the water being
drawn out Of the canal, there was some delay
in getting into service, water having to be for
ced from the creek through. about 800 feet Of
hose. Tho barn was entirely destroyed to-
gether with eight tons of hay, about S215
worth of new work for Mr.. C.'s new house,
(which was stored in the barn. a sleigh and
u lot Of harness. Two wagons were also part
ly destroyed. Three horses were in the barn,
but were gotten out.
The flames communicated to the adjoining
lumber yard of Mr.. r. r. Eastbunl, and for a
time it looked as If the entire yard would be
burned, but as soon as the steamers common
ced playing, short work was made of the fire.
Mr.. Eastburn had lot of pine boards ceiling
lath, paling, &C., destroyed and other lumber
charred. !
1t was fortunate that no wind was blowing
at the time, as owing to the difficulty in get
ting water, the flames could hardly have been
prevented from spreading to the surrounding
frame buildings.
Both Mr.. Cook and Mr. Eastburn were In
surcd in the Farmers and Mechanics Mutual
of Bucks Co. Mr.. Cooks barn, which was a
new one, cost $110O, on which there was an
insurance Of 1876. The loss of the contents
excepting the new work for house, is fully
covered by insurance. Mr.. C's loss, over and
above his Insurance. will reach 800. Mr..
Eastburn had about $1,000 worth of lumber
burned and damaged. The Company have
allowed him $3.50. 4E#F
The eagle steamer did good service
The Union" steamer also worked very efiici-
emily. The Hibernia and the Aquetong did
not get into SERVICE neither having sufficient
hose, and the latter also not being in working
order.
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendary. 1t Is stated that heavy reward
win be offered by the insurance company and
the borough authorities for the discovery Of
the guilty party
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a. What was the SEQ intended for that
Mr.. Pidcock'sfriends received from 4 certain
railroad cohpany,..a day orttwoI before the
caacus'S Is Nr. z. pledged to vote for the
repealof the General RailfoadLawsl We do
not think they willdeny resolving It If they
do, we.haveSg9od authority for stating that it
can be proved. IT
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~ If our paper is largely given up to
politics, to the exclusion of some local news,
our apology is that we have only one week in
which to "slash around generally" before
the election OCCURS
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" Rev. W. II. Pease, late of Dundee,
n. YS--has accepted the call Of the French
town Baptist Church to. become theil pastor,
and VIII enter upoAhis labors Immediately.
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Lambertville, Oct. 27th, 1873.


MONTHLY REPoRT OF THE LAMBERTyILLE
PUBLIC ScHooL.--Names of pupils who have
been present each session during the month
ending Oct. oath, 1875 ..,is .,ss.s.,ie
-. HIGH SCHOOL UPPER DEPARTMENT..
Theresa Wilson, Albert Kcrns, Willie
Dilly Geo. Massey, Eddy Arhctt Geo. Bow
ers, Willie Abbott, Jos. Akers, Minnie Swal-
low, Lizzie Goodfellow, Ella Craft, Alice
Goodfellow, Lizzie Conine, Sallie Sutphin,
Gallagher, Ida Stout
LOWER DEPARTMENT.. lg.
Lille Philisps Willie Lodor, Cornelius
Frooney, Willie Cooper, Uly Abbott, Azariah
Mathews, Willie Slack, Eugene Pettee, How
ard Ent: Ella Malone, Josie connine, John
Rock, Chas. Trait, Eddie Marjarum, Godfrey
Miller, Willie Malone, Dora Parker, Matte
Curtis, Jennie Markcy, Carrie Barker, Chas.
Phillips, Julia Conway, Lizzie SeboId, Ella
Dlts, Robbie Riordan, Israel Huselton, Allie
GO0dfellOw, John Larue, Chas. Page, Willie
Howell, Willie Eilts, Mary Mcintyre Emma
Srope, Anna Koran, Mary Bancroft, Lizzie
Craft.
CoRyELL ST. DEPARTMENT..
John Hunt, Thomas Mongan, James O.
Bricn, sPatsey Hunt, Dennis Kelly, Thomas
Hunt, John Brown, Thomas Guillick, Alexan-
der Sweeney. Patrick Cunningham, John Col
ligan, Herman Heinbold, VIM. Kelly Maurice
Laughlin, John McNulty, John r. Pagan,
James Edward, Frank Fagan John Meskill,
John Malone, John N. Cannon, VIM. Morgan,
VIM. OBrien, Edward Copjf, James Meskill,
James Colligan, Mike dwell, Thomas Elwcrd,
VIM. Frahay, John Whitehead, Mary Malone,
Mary Anne Mongan, Ellie Donnell, Mary Anne
Loguc, Lizzie Mcguire, Mary Hester Lizzie
Hunt, Kate Gallon, Iionora Laughlin, Julie
McNnlty, Bridget McNulty, Annie Keenan,,
Maggie King, Honora Malone. Mary Sweeny,
Maggie dwell, Maggie Green, Ellie McCon
nell, Clara Whitehead, Mary Heinboid, Mag.
gle Elwerd, Lettie HOLLYWOOD, Mary Banclsoff
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CosusDRuM.-If politician spends $4,000
to get. q domination, keeping open free bars
and doing all sortsof dirty work, forlthe sake
of getting an Office, tho salary of which win
hardlyspay the expenses Of living, what must
be theebject? Answers inasbe deposited in
the ballot box next aesdaya "a
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70 Next Tuesday is election day. Let
every Republican and every anti-rtns Demo-
crat, turn out and Vote. The Democrat who
stays away from thepolls only throws half of
his inffucnce against.the ring power
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L0CH1AFFAIRS.


LEG BRoKEN.-On Saturday, Oct. 25th,
Mrs. Martha Williamso.i, of Ringoes, fell
from al chair an which she was standing,
breaking 1ief leg immediatelylb tlse knee.
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rB- The water was let out of the Delaware
Division Canal a few days ago for the purpose
Of removing some sand bars that had been
washed ia by the late freshet. 1t will be let
in again to-day, we are told.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT.--On last Thursday
morning. Patrick 0'Brien, an employee Of
the Penna. r. r. Co. at their quarries near
Prallsyille, was seriously injured by the fall
ing of derrick upon him, striking his head
and injuring the skull. He was brought to
his home in this city, where he still lies in a
critical situation. The derrick was new one
and had not been properly braced.
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jon PRINTING!
Do you want posters9
Do you want hand-bills?
DO You want business cards?
Do you want a neat bill-heads
Do you want a tasty letter-head?
Do you want nice visiting card.
II So leave your orders at THE RECORD Of
flee, whore they will be executed in the neatest
style and on the most reasonable terms.
tB- Take your knives and scissors to C. H.
CLARKE, SO York street, and have them sharp
cncd.
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cB- ID. G. Bowne's Hat store, 17I Ea
State ST., Trenton, is fully stocked for the
winter trade. Splendid silk hats at the low
est rates, made to fit any shape of head. All
styles Of hats and caps in prorusion, and at
panic prices. IT
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BoxRD WAvTED.-Board wanted for a
family of four persons, where there are no
other boarders. To a private family having
the accommodations, this is an excellent oppor-
tunity. For particulars, apply to the editor
Of TIVE RECORD.
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III A model Of simplicity and durability,
light running, easy to learn, comparatively
noiseess--the American Sewing Machine. r..
II. Van Horn, Agent. If.
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Buying up cattle for the stock-yards
may be all right but buying up men and
making cattle of them for political pur-
poses is hardly the fair thing.
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tag A New Howe Sewing Machine for
manufacturing purposes for sale at a bargain
lifrapplied for soon, at the agency, 40 N. I'm
ON St, L,mbertville, N. j. %. 90. ct.
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aee,,ss, 20 .sa..,.,,sT.s,--
$50 " l'"e"' years ago. 'he spiri'
:. ""'on " wou'u 20 impossible to give IL
:, rs, oHs ~ '"0 oca''ng OF drums during
W.T. p speecn' we We're unable to hear but
pol'ion " ~
W. anger next spoke. lie was proud Of
ms eonhec1lon WIN the National Guard, and
'''''',A'ui ior me encouragement which it had
'cos'ses'' noe ohiy ior Inc authorities but the
ieoP'e. re, as Wen as the people OF Lam
ooi'siil0' toie unuer ophsauons to the as'-
'lo'i''ss lof me privilege 81 bringing his regi-
''''''s noses sAs s'uo ny. own regiment he
WOMB leei w Improper that praise should
'ol''e ~ such an occasion from his lips. Al
tcr lurt a reniarks ne called upon Frederick
Is s.1 t'o X r1sls o. TINS az county
~. u atss salo me was pieasest toAsec so
c'"uf"sple = m'ptafy display. After what he
i'su S'D soIus'y ne snoud ieei deep interest
IN me the INatiohal Guard, and should use his
pest enpeavofs TO give n proper encourage
meht. lie 'said mat a body OF soldiers SO
aoiy oincered IS an honor 70 our people.
seolSSs siaa'son ilfaKes Of che % regiment,
was tneh CAMEO ior. Inc Colonel said that he
was pleSased 20 pe present to add his congratu-
iat'ons. 'oi anger had served with him in
tne same regiment ihird) at the outbreak of
the .feoeh'o'l' and a more gallant officer than
A..W'ih anger New Jersey never had lat the
irohe's iSoiohei anger to-day commands a
hi nag regiment ana the people OF the
state are proud Oh II. The people see that
'iie,r money Is wen spent, ana they Will en-
courage IL 80 iohg as the national guard is i'll
co"pc'ehs 3hanos. Inc Third regiment
'hougns'a great deal OF the Seventh, and
Always hoped TO- IN conclusion, the speaker
'"'u tiic Peopie Vi i-iihpertslie ought 10 feel
sa.isneu Wi'h 0oiohei Anger uhtii1ng labors
III ocl'an oi the ih'eres's OF the NATIONAL
'uafo. - 'iss 80 81 y 3i9Es
MAJOR otraron' OF the sth isegt, was then
calied upon Inc MAJOR maze q neat Though
snort SUI speech. ne compllmentedt Governor
fafker Tor ene interest nc had taken ~ mill
'afy aiaifs' ana attriputed 20 nm the h,sh state
Oh ptonciency which the National Guard OF
New 'efsey had atcaihed. tiste3tt
~ oc'ns NJ" hc''r 'he 'ime ior ,he extra
',aN1 " i'"se' l.hc, eAeroiscs werc oroush' 70 u
s'us picSeils eiie parry from hearing
o',.i u's SHn!, o' s'a so a.'e'' 49,
turing inc ai'ef-oihhef speaK'ng, GOV.
sue',s ~ 1o ''ol'''.''''o'. ptoy'ue,' WHICH
"'' :. ''s"is .... CIV u'iaA'.no','s p'sseu'
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PREPARED BY A PHYSICIAN

OF eninencc In his profession and regular gradate.of
the Jefferson Medical College OF Philadelphia MIsIr-
LkRs HERB BI1TEns present claims the confidence Of
people wbeare possessed by any other pIeara-
tion claiming to be of u similar character. Si -.
DIS b. Hartman personally supcrintends
OF Its manufactures he, himself has the most implicit
candener Units virtues and efficacy having largely ts
ed II IN his extensive practice and In his hands ul
MS management It has become the Household Remedy
OF America Druggists III every section of the country
with every Patent 1ftdicnen existence OF, their shelves
recommend MIsIILERs lIRRu rrrERs in preference Il,
any other and thousands Of alie resort to no other
Remedy " Is uniform In its operation and dsap-
ROBBINS &SIlvlsliNS. s t{f 81 II ~
Sold Only i'm BOTTLES.
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BUILDING AND LoAN.--At the last stated
meeting Of the Mechanics building and Loan
Association, held on Monday evening, the
goth inst, there were sold eight cash loans as
follows: Fonr at fifty cents, and six at twen-
ty-five cents each.
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tB- At the meeting of the Mutual b. & L
Association, on Saturday evening, ten loan
were sold at an average premium of $685.
each.
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SWORD PREsENTATIoN.-Previ to tho
arrival Of the It'll Regiment, on last Thursday
morning, a handsome sword was presented to
Capt. Kitchin, of Co. G., of this city by
number of the friends and members of the
Company. The presentation was made in n
neat speech by Mrs. c. H. w. Vanscivcr, who
took leading part in getting up the gift 1t
was responded to by the hearty thank of the
Captain. e as't = iasasts a
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= LycEuM,-zAtthe Gil Of the. President of
the Lycentn Associatien the pembeiF Of that
shlstitdti6 ion siiI meet iext Fhsirsday evening,
1t is desirable that all Of the former members,
as well as others who may feel interested i'll
THO prospsfityb of TN assosiatipp should
promptly attend. tits to be hoped that the
society in question may be. made an instrli-
ment for, good, and that it shall receive the
All are invited,te attendfs9 EIyFFfG
eB- A distinguished member of the
ring" in this county, who is more noted
for his vices than for, his virtues, boosted at
Corson's Hotel on the day of Caucus, that
he didn't care who was the candidate, he
could "carry ,Lanbertville in his sbrcechcs'
pocket" From the manner in which the mon
ey and whiskey were distributed, and from
the fresult Of the Senatorial vote here, we
judge he was not far wrong. Whether the
betterclcnest &C the Democraticparty is go
jug to Encourage this method Of carrying a
nomination by the ring that has SO long con-
trolled the caucus nominations, remains to be
seen Fs 'li' hqs 1ot- Io1d 1RT
orhecAA MIseELLANYs--Tiss Fremaine
Brothers win give q concert in this city in the
course Of three orlfour weeks. AsaA
We hear that the. Good. Templars of this
city are making endeaversto secure John d.
Cough to lecture.
The Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder Co.
age OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES their parler enter
taihrhents, c'be given Nov. Goth and 27th--
1t is believed judging from. the pieces already
selected thst twfllsSe eqaal If not SUPERIOR,
to previous entertainments. Van Sewer Twill
give one of his stump speeches. which are
always received with SO much delight by
caM00H 1nlMIQ 2'0Y0Il
rw We are hopeless Of curing the local
.stisSr Ut the Hantsraoh Desaoe,st ofSsd,l log
&C. He this week draws two g unwarranted y
infesenees from our article of last week. We
disclsim. any intention Of calling him liar .
either euphoniously " or otherwise, and his
second sgfereHpe is not at all warranted, as lie
will see by correctly reading our article. As
to the "playfulness y of his criticism, opin-
ions differ. We are not very "playfully -
impressed with his sneering aud Extensively
personal Style axA IA "a asN
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GB The Seminary at Ringoes closed its
first term Of the present school year ON Fri
day, Oct. Gath. The, examinations in the va
rious studies of the, term were fully up to
1tle standard showing that both teachers and
SCHOLARS had not been unmindful of the in
.juncticnsto @ imprsss the time" The liter
airy exercises consisting of declamations and es-
says, were good. The music, both vocal and
instrumental, added much to the interest of
ttleoccssioF Some sc,narks at the closo by
the Rev. Mr.. Pierce and the Principal, c. w
Larson, NJ. D., #cTs well ieceived. Benedic-
tomb Boy, Samuel Harrison. ~ =.
! g1faJ AspkeS
~ ANrI-cAucos DEMocRATs.-Th Demo-
Gratis of Raritanl township, who oppose the
present caucus ticket on the ground of We
llality and corruption, held meeting at For
ces Hotel in Pennington, ON Saturday last
The meeting was largely attended and the
sentiment .unanimo,rs that Iaole is. the time
tpsoyelth rowlthe ifule iof those Who b. Che
free use of money and whiskey have led their.
party into such bad repuSe We hear that an
independent ticket was nominated ny the
meeting, to be supported at the ensuing
election. .,.,s,...s
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hereby announce my name us an indie
pendent Candidate for the Office of Sheriff at
the ensuing election.
e sl 'N WIN. S. RILEY.
Pennington, Oct. goth. ct
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tB- All the latest novelties in Ladies
Leather Belts, Is cts. to $1.00. VanHcrn's If
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N1 60 to- soUpENasl and buy yeur boots
and shoes at panic prices 2w.
Oct. 20.
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DRowSED.-On last Thursday morning,
Mr.. William W. Briefly DIETER known as
VIM. Wilds,) of New Hope, went out cunning
with two friends. After q time they left him
and returned home, and it Is said that after
ward he was seen to shoot q duck near Hue-
nagle's dam, which fell into the water. He
took fat and went in search Of the duck, it
is supposed, but nothing is positively known
in regard toit. The boat was afterward found
capsized. His absence from home over night
alarmed his friends and inquiry having been
made, and information of his having been
seen in the boat the day previous having been
obtained, the dam was dragged and his body
recovered on Friday afternoon. His hand
tightly grasped his hat when the body was
found, which leads to the impression that his
hat blew of and in catching it he upset the
boat An inquest was held by Esquire John
son, and a verdict Of accidental drowning
rendered. lie was about 25 years of age and
was highly respected. He was to have been
married soon. His funeral took place ON Sun
day afternoon, and was attended by Tuscarora
Tribe of Red Men, of Lambertville, of which
the deceased was a member.
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STOCKTON ITEMs.-Some of the citizens of
this village are talking of purchasing fire
engine.
The loans of the Mutual Building and Loan
Association sell well, notwithstanding the
"war of the correspondents" At the last
meeting they brought sixty-one dollars.
Mr.. w. l.. Hoppock, Jr., candidate for As
sembly, is very popular around Stockton, as
he is all over the district and will poll heavy
vote.
A number of Stockton Democrats cannot
so the ring candidate for Senator, and intend
to stay away from the polls or else vote for
Potts.
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Republicans, be sure to turn out on election
day and vote. Every vote counts
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VIEW MORE AND BUcKs. COUNT, PA.

tB- T. T. Eastburn, Of New Hope, lost
about $50 worth of logs by the late freshet in
the Delaware.
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cB- At Regular Meeting of Tuscarora
Tribe, |. o. II. NJ, No. II, held at the Wig
wan, Oct. Goth, 1873, the following testimo-
NAL was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, God, in his infinite wisdom, has
seen fit to take from our number beloved
and esteemed brother, SO suddenly that we
feel the stroke severely, and thereby admon-
ishes us q not to boast ourselves of to-mor-
row, for we know not what day may bring
forth.n Therefore,
Resolccd, That whilst we deeply feel, and
sincerely mourn the loss we have sustained in
the sudden and unexpected death Of our wor-
thy brother, William w. Briefly and that
while we shall see his face no more In our
council and no more enjoy his brotherly
smiles, yet we humbly respond Thy will be
DONE" .ii44 eHiiia a eft,ffss3
Reso1red, That the lodge place upon it's
record this memorial of its unfading rernem-
berance of our deceased brother !; and al
though language fails to express our affection,
yet in our hearts his memory will be enshrin-
cd, his virtues cherished, more enduring than
monuments of brass. ff4 $1,000
Resolped, That although we sincerely mourn
the loss of our brother, we Mt the same time
feel that our loss has been his infinite gain,
and it admonishes us to live the Life Of the
righteous" that our demise may be an en-
trance into life everlasting.
Resolped, That whilst we sincerely deplore
our loss, we would mingle our tears and our
sympathies with the betrothed young lady,
and other. sorsowing friends and relatives
trusting that the same benevolent Saviour
who wcpt at tile grave of Lazarus whom on
earth, will fold the arms of His mercy and
protection around them, and breathe His
soothing consolation into their wounded and
stricken hearts. gaslIGId 1kaITtf sAa
: Resolped, That the lodge room DO draped,
and the usual badge of mourning be worn for
one moon. aaJfa9 .stiaa rig l4
Resolred, That copy Of the above rcsolu-
tions be presented to the bctrothed young
lady. 5s e s.s8 IA
Resolred, That these proceedings be pub
lished in the City papers.
a,vaF qnHka htWILLJAM DEAN,
ss'..ls,s b 5ass s. JONAS THATcHER,
~ b,4asH aHs 4, HENRY L. PAxsoN,
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EAGLE Iyss,EfSIA TRocIIIss. For Sale hi lam
nertyie, n: y. by G Frank Moore DruruiSt No. IL
Nridse 81 Robbins savcrns, Druggists Lambartyille
Oct. /, lS7a-6m