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SpectacIe Department.

In this department will be found full supply of Lara
Morris Perfected Specaces, in Gold Silver and
Steel Frames These Spectaclss acknowledged by all
who have used them to be unsurpassed cearncS and
to the eye We have sold great numbers of them
and the demand Increases
We have also J. Moses patent Eleetro-avanic Specta-
clessomething new-designed TO relieve pains in the
head and prevent congestion.
Also, Schaufhausen's celebrated German spectacles-
good and low-priced.
Eye Glasses of various styles
We have bysfar the largest stock in Hunterdon county
and hardly fail TO suit you.
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A Detroit man bought horse recently, but
finding the animal by no means what was rep
resented, dyed him splendid black, and resold
him to the dealer. In about two weeks the
animal was resold to the first purchaser, his APP
peararice having undergone another change,
and now Detroit is interested to know which
of the men ought to sue the other.
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80 UnguestionaJIy the best sustained scork of the
kind IL, the tcOTid.o
HARPER'S MAGAZINE.

The ever increasing circulation Of This excellent month
y proves its continued adaptation to popular desires and
needs Indeed when think into low many homes il
penetrates every month"; must consider il is of the
educators well entertainers of the public mind for
its vast popularity has been by appeal to stupid
prejudees or depraved tastcs.-Boaon Globe.
The character which this UrgGSiae possesses for variety
enterprise artistic weallh and literary culture that has
kept WITH it has not lead the times should cause its
conductors regard with jnstifable compacency.
also entities them great claim upon the public graft
tude The Magazine has done good and not evil all the
days of its lfe.-BfookJyn Eagle
TERMS:
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An Extra Copy either the Wagasinc Weekly Bsa,
will be supplied gratis for every Club of Fire Subscribers
at $500 EACH in remittance; Six Copies for $1,000
without extra copy
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Periodicals. to address for one year, ST.00
Rack numbers be supplied at any time.
A Complete Set of Horpers Hdgdzine now comprising
As Volumes cloth binding will be sent by express
freight at expense of purchaser for 81 per volume
Single volumes by mail postpaid $780, Cloth cases. for
binding, So cents by mail postpaid.
The postage on Harers Magpzine is "a cents year
which must be paid at the Subscribers post Office.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, New York
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Repairfng Department,

Pine Watch and Jewelry Repairing specially. Par
ticular attention given to the more difficult work such
as rel lacn broken lost parts Watches
equal TO news also broken Jewelry requiring hard sold
ering soft solder used where is possible to hard
solder. An jobs done By ,ayseI send 10 The city AS
a workman, challenge competition. Every job war
ranted TO give entire satisfaction no charge
The public is invited to call and examine my stock and
prices.
Lambertyle, Jan 8, 1879,
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Young ladies, always give precedence to
age. Never go to the sll-tuh il your mother
or grandmother is present; they might con-
slider it disrespectfuk a
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silver Ware Department.

We keep in stock and furnish TO order, 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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Miscellaneous.

In addition to the articles named above keep va
Fiety OF fancy articles and kackknack unnecessary
mention which may be seen in my Showcases,
Engraving done on Silverware, Rings, &c.
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" Complete Pictorial History of the T1,res.'
"The best, cheapest and most successful
Family Paper In the Union."
UARPER'S WEEKLY.
SPLEEN ILLUSTRATED

The Weekly the abest and most powerfully illustrated
periodical published in this country Its editorials
scholarly and convincing, and carry much weight Its IL
Illustrations of current events full and fresh and
prepared by best designers. With circulation of
10000 the Weekly read by at least hall million of
sons, and its influence organ of opinion is simply
tremendous. The Weekly maintains positive position
and expresses decided views political and social pro-
blems.-LoaSoiie Courier JowrnaL
TERMS
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will he supplied gratis for every Club of Fire Subscribers
$500 each in remtancei or, Six Copies for $1,000
without extra copy.
subscriptions to Horpers Magazine Weekly and Basar
to address for year $1,000; two of Harpers
Periodicals to address for year. 500.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
The Annual Volumes of Hayper's Weekly in neat cloth
tnding win be by express free OF expense for 500
each Complete Set comprising Sixteen Volumes sent
on receipt Of cash at the rate of s55 per vo freight at
be hostage on Hqrpers Weekly is 2ocents year which
must he Maid at the Subscribers post Office.
Address HARPER d BROTHERS, New York.
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Why is shoemaker the wisest of men
Because he possesses awl knowledge.
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An editor reports "money close, but MOI
close enough to be reached
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sell the best American and Foreign Watches in Gold
and Silver eases, at prices much lower than usually
ask for them in other establishments. Also CLOCKS
of all styles.
splendid stock Of all the newest patterns Of Jewelry
hand. We warrant goods to be represented
money refunded
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nRDINARILY speaking, people do their trading
where they can buy the most goods for the least
money Follow the crowd and you will be to bring
up at II. TAlCOTT'S
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CERrAIN it is that the best place in this city to get
~ your Watches and Jewelry repaired Is at
II. TALC0TTS
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A GENCY for the sale of the celebrated "Burdett'
N Organ (the Champion of the World at
j.. TALC0TTS.
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FUNEACHERS 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 II. TALC0TTS.
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Ely Stones Of theinest quality; also, Society Badges
IN Pins and Charms of all descriptions cheap for cash
at II. TALG0TTS
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yyNHE air is full of rumors, and the popular belief
is that the best place inihe country buy Watches
and Jewelry is at the old ana thoroughly established
adjustment of r. TALC0TT
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ID ANSACK the world over and you viii fail TO find
III place whore you buy so cheap get such fine
work done, and in all respects be fairly dealt with
You can by calling upon X. TAL0OTT. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-26

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New YORK, from foot Of Desbro,sss AMI
COranit streets, as follows:-
Express HARRISBURG Pitsbury the West AM SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached. at 9:s) A NJ;
and 30P: NJ Sunday, O. and 5:Il r. N.
Foa Baitim9re WashngiSn and the South at, 4 Nj
80 or. N. and 10 night Sunday g. s:sy an +. NJ
For Philadelphia via Remington at A. NJ aul r. NJ
Emigrant and second cia.s, 7:ii I: NJ .
For Newark at g. 6:}1 4 7:D. SAP Q ~ ". s:u A. ",
RL223tS 3:M $40 4:t0, 4:3l 5I), 5:.l 5:l s:5S
6.saG S$& 73o.siol ~ fl:n l. p. NJ sanity ':W
For E!zshesh,s So. 4 7:n sa1 anlLmt,A NJ,
go s;iSSs % ! ;si siS it, fl:iiisf1 suaias ':&
= For fg 3 $50 san s;,,ani Ax,uM.,,.
ss sSd i nis 4 ss s 81! ,,3
-. xSr yo Sns an Perm Am'oy' snip MIDI
8. nP. NJ aud II night SUNDAY, AMI W $3.50
For East Milestone, A. NJ, lgno5n, LILO ani J:sj r Y
For Lamhertville and F1e,nlnston, a. NJ All r n
For Phipsburg AMI Bclvidcre 2ani4P. NJ
Accommodation tor Bordentown, Burlington ami Cam
'i FIR F Free 4 x. Il, and nd r n ""io
For Jamesburg, Pemberton, Camden, A. NJ. 3D r. y
Monday From Washington AMI Badmors j:il 4 n.
- loa2 x Sunday, $50 T. From rnts ,'Rat1
TicSst offices. sss rs. IA and 81 Broadway; No
EmisraHt Ticket ONCE, No. BatSsTy RlaG savny +.
General Manager General Passense, A!sat
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TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.

CIrIzENs' LINE FOR TaoY.-PAssAGE 81 50-THB
" elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE ami POWELL
leave pier 40 North River foot Of Leroy street. daily
saturdays excepted at o'clock NJ connecting With
morning trains Rensselaer, and Saratoga, New York
Gentsalana Troy and Boson railroads Tor all points
ga Lake George and Montreal. Through tickets sold
and baggage checked to destination.
JOSEPH CORN aLL, superintendent
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I,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
II via Newport and Fall River.
The worldrcnowned steamers BRISTOL ana PROVI.
DENCE leave pier North RIVER, foot OF Murray street,
daily Sundays excepted at p N.
A. Z. BACON. Superintendent
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> 70 GLASGOW d 5EEEsRS1h BELFAST AND
A''''' GkoRaA,- Ao0'' nfNNzsoTA,
VIRGINIA. ALABAMA.
Gf
Cabin go s, and d s sOd steerase' So currency
g Great
rates Prepaid certificates as low by any other first
DRAFTs ISSUED ON ALL PARTS OF EUROPE
s'r freight Or Rssis:Tffs r SRSED%rs co. Agents
steerage ONCE IS Broadway. u Broadway.
CooK's EUROPEAN TOURS,
~ Over one thousand in number
ss IT 40 to snaa sSE
routes Italy routes Circular tickes tCT
routes rom London. Tickets Issued and ber,hs on
asa BrosSa iw
"Cooks Excursfonist" for April giving fares expenses
&C., for oil tours, now ready price, loo.
Special Personally Conducted Party
news S so S the
ISs os AMI y.r.oo ,.rneny
TO SgnT s.s. ssd !. Nth TyE Essf
5 GRHh 4ssms ssstsSrSasy AAp,
FOR LONDON DIRECT
DENMARK, s 4%Rsk S9rIss. s at !"
Cabin ~ n s Excursion
Storage. So, currency.
Prepaid Storage tickets from Liverpool oneenstowns
chFs ss fx G B9 h sf,i'S
60 For further Information apply At the eS@pqMny See
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS
wv" -" Sailing every Wednesday.
MANHATTAN Price, Jr;. .............. April 20 a.
"''o' From pier 70 North River:
oa0" o'i REPAID tickets sss carreScy
Passengers booked to and from Paris Hamburg, Nor
way and Sweden, &c. Drafts Ireland, England,
France and Germany, at lowest rates Apply TO
WILLIAMS aUI0N, 2hBroadway.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE
VI New York to Bristol England direct taking goods
and passengers for London, Cardiff Newport Gloucester
and all ports In Bristol Channel.
The steamers OF this line will soil from pier Is
River foliows:-
4RRAGON western. Saturday, May II
New steamer now building
Cabin passage $40 currency Stecragc $50 currency
Parties wishing to seud for their friends can obtain
0' "S's"'o p''s'Ss "p +. e. MoRGANs soNs
70 South street, New York.
CAzE,s MIDSUMMER TOUR To VIENNA,
VI Belgium, the Rhine, Switzerland Italy France, &C.
Person ally conducted. Starts from New YORK June ~
Inclusive terms 500 gold, See detailed proxramme
rAzE's American oucc, No. Bowling Green' now icrk
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton and Bremen
The steamship KOLN, Captain ii. t. FRANKIE, will
sail on wednesday. April z. at p. M. from Bremen
pier foot Of Third street. Hoboker to be followed by
Steamship DEUTSCHLAND, Captain w. Ladcwigs, on
Saturday. April H.
BREMEN payable in gold its equivalent in currency
rrst Samn
bWetuge.
y 'a''"e' "t oELRICHs L CO., Agents.
No. Bowling Green.
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EUROPEAN srEAMsHrPs.

EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAu.-oPFICIAL
" Passports the Department State d by A q
wlLLAARTH, United States Court House, Il Chambers
street
PASSENGERS PER PARrHIA CITY OF LONDON,
Baltic India and Italy DO supplied with Railroad
Tlckets, commencing at Queenstown, Cork Liverpool.
Londonderry Glasgow allowing many privileges and
at great reductions in fares at the Tourist Onces.
COOK, SON JENKINS,
262 Broadway, New York.
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PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD including wine
TO BREST OR HAVRE.
First Cabin SIPS. Second Cabin. 37i
Excursion Tickets nj rcdaced rates
Thesc steamers do not carry steeraye passengers .
American travellers going to or RETURNING from the
Continent Of Europe, by taking this lne avoid DOtn
transit by English railway and tho discomforts Of cross
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble ami ex-
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent. So broadway
NOTE.-Rallr Dad tickets between Paris and Vienna
furnished at reduced rates.
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sAU, hXvXsA, o1 HkAMx,1Av ENk aIih LAS
AND The SPANISH MAIN.
The company's first class iron bnilt screw
will DO despatched aness prevented ~ cir
cumstanceD iollows:-
III 9 steamship MANDLNGO. Captain Spence, for Ha-
vana direct. on 26th.ApriI.
The steamship CLARiBEL Captain Bayloy, tor Turks
Island, Kingston and Savanilla, the 3Uth April
For freight and passa &c, apply to
PIN FORW0OJ& CO.. General Agents,
So Wall street AMI % Pine street NeW YORK.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES
NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE CALLING AT BREST.
splendid vessels this fov0rfte route for tho Con-
tinent will sail from pier No. 81 North River, fol-
PEREIRE Dagre SATURDAY May.
WASHINGTON, Rousseau. Saturday, May II
ST. LAURENT. Lcmare. Saturday, May 81
WILLIE DU HAvRE, Sunont. Saturday, June IA
, 1873-08-21
Tho Farmers and Agrlcnlturnl.Inl4
P1oIneMt-i1In InnNfacturerA.

Tho farluors Of Humboldt Township, In Coles
County, have been having little tilt with De4
oatur Observation-Disclosures mandatory, it va
are allowed to judge from tho following procoed-
ings Of 3 meeting held in that township Oh tho
It'll iuHt,:
WuEREAs, at previous meeting Of this olub ons
Of thu members authorized to 20 to pscatur, H..
for tho purpose of hy!nK lunbsr Of wheat'drills
for tho nlenborH Of this Club; said drills 1na
fectursd at peestur, ILL.,, aud known as thu 1!noiA
WHEREAS, The agent for this Climb did go to Decatur
for Tho purpone Of buying drills, to pay cash dov
cry; but the manufacturers refused to sell him tleiE
drlts referring him to their agents In this countya
and
WHEREAS, Said drills arc furnished to tho manufae-
turera agena III thia county At $5 caah and their
agenta ask farmers to ppy them sa0-hus tho sgenta
p0cketlng $50 OF tho farmers money; therefore,
LesoIpsa, That, the manufacturers of tho 1lnolR
Press Drs prefer soil to their aRentz In preferecu
to farmers therefore prefer etting tho agents waar
their drills out.
Ieaoleta, That the members Of this Club will buy
drills of the manufactured ageuts, au W. ask tho a-
tcnon Of all Far1neraf Qubs to this matter througl-
out tho State.
I<saiptd That ono Of The obee.a Of this association
ts to encourage oluenanufActores, and II the abovs
resolution IL strictly adhorod TO- 1t wi better euabo US
to encourage them y purchasing more arna ana ouer
farm implements with tho aama money.
, 1873-08-21
AGRICULTURAL EXCURsIONIsTs.

Arrival in Chicago of n Large Party OF
Eastern and WGstcrn Agricultural
Editors and Correspondents.
A party of agricultural edtogs and corresponds
cnts, mostly from Now York and Massachusetts.
under tho guidance Of Horny T. Williams, Of
Now York City, nrtivcd at tho Grand Pacific
Hotel yeatorday from Omaha. The party was
Cotton up by Mr.. Williams for tho purpose Of
recsoation and taking d trip to tho Rocky Moun-
Trims. Yesterday morning WAS Bpent in seeing
tho city, visiting friends, etc. After dinner tho
whole party, at the invitation Of Col.
James II. Bowen, visited Calumet to 300 for
themselves the famed boautios and attractions Of
that most delightful suburb. The party exprosH
themselves as very much pleased with tho ontiro
trip, which, by tho time they reach homo, will
havo included about 1900 mileB Of Intelligent
travelling through somo Of tho finest scenery
and most interesting portions of our country.
or course the great farming lands Of the Wosx
have recelvod moro than the ordinary tourist'a
consideration, and, when the quill and shears arc
again taken up, VIC may expect to find out What
they know about tho West: They left last even-
ing en- route TO- for home; Tho following persona
cultural editor New York Independent, aud editor
Of tho Hor&iculaurtst; s. H. Wells and wife,
editor OF phrenoloQical journal aud Science o4
Aeam andrew 8. Fuller and wifo, associate edi-
tor Rural Neto Yorker, agricultural editor Now
York Sun !; Thomas Meohan, agricultural editor
Philadelphia Press, editor dardners Monthly
Josiah Hoopes, correspondent Of the Journal of
the Farm, President Pennsylvania Fruit Grows
ing Association; David II. etrothor porto
Crayon), artist and correspondent Of HdrpeTa
Weekly; Il. P. Eaton, editor Of tho Ne,o Esg5
Country Gentleman; G. 9. Woodson, editor o1
tho american Agriouxurasist and Hearth aud
Home; y. a. Willard, dairy editor of tho Rural
Ne.o Yorker, md President OF tho Now Yorn
Dairymen's Assassination; D. K Bliss, represents
htivo Of Rural Club, New York; N. j. colman,
editor Rural World, St. Louia; II. L. Dun3
lap and wife, agricultural editor CI1cAaa
TRIBUNE, and President OF tho Illinoia
State Horticultural Society; Olarko ", Bryan,
otiitor Springfield Daily Union; Barton D;
Evans, oditor Villago Record, West Chostor,
Pa; VIM. P. Thompson mud wife, represented
tive Department. Of Agriculture, Washington, D,
G.; 8. A: Ellis, correspondents American Rural
llome L. s. Gold aud wife, Secretary OF tho
Connecticut State Board Of Agriculture, corro,
Hpondent Of Ncto England Homestead; nov. j.
". Tuck, correspondent Daily Bulletin. Norwich,
Conn.,; correspondent, Ucekly Courier; samueI
Dowlos, Jr.,- editor Springfield Republican,
Springfield, Mass. Prof. a. u; Nixon, corro-
apondent Daily Democrat, Rochester,, N. "
Miss Mary L. Clancy, correspondent Troy IN
" Times blsa II. W. Warren, Gazette, North.
anlptou. Mass; Arthur Dundly, artist, Harpers
Weekly.
, 1873-08-21
EVANSTON,


General Husincss Meeting OF tho Vil-
lingo Trllstccss
Tho Tr,steea Of thiH yilngo neaomblo1 In tho
Conpcll Chamber last Tuesday night. Thora
woro In attendance Mossrs. L. j. Gage, Il. q.
powors, Wilson Phelps. Hugh A. White, tho At
tozney Of tho Board, md Charles X. Dannister,
Village Clerk:
Apetiton waa presented and road praying
that sidewalk bo laid on tho cast sdo of judi
son avenue, from Davis stroot to tho alley in tho
consro Of Block Il, Granted, ald sidewalk or-
dorod.
A petition, aignod by eixtY citizens Of tho vil-
lage, praying that Romo efficient Byntem OF aew-
eraGe 10 adopted sud put Into uso rs quickly "A
possible, Was presented, road and referred to
tho Committee on Sewerage aud Drainage.
Tie Committeo who woro instructed at tho
last meeting to report Immediately tho specific
location of tho Wator- Works engino-houso, TO,
ported that tho building would bo located on tho
avenue.
The 6trent Commissioner reported tho named
OF many eisizens aud prominent ones at that,
Who hAd neglected sud IN few casea aauy 70.
property - ordered in tho ordinances passed. By
tho Board. Tho subjoot was roferrol to tia
Committee on stroots and Sidewalks.
Tho Bsreot Commissioner NIB instructed Ia
AAHAo NAk y lH* u uuMDGT OF EaAmH And
employed, and tie amount Of work douo each
week, and present tho Bame weekly for tho cou-
sidoration and approval of tho Board.
The following resolution WAS unanimously
adopted:
Resofced, Thxt tho Committee on Water-Works ba
Anu arc ncrshy 1natrcte1 to adopt plan and make
CONTRACT for tho immediate construction Of crib ID
Lsko Mchl9an, At point about 500 feet from thu
Shore on line easscry from Church or Davia atreeta,
OF betweon said psrceta.
Tho Attorney Of tho Board presented ordi-
nsnces ns follows: On rules and regulations Of
the Board Of 1russoos elections misdemeanors;
prevention Of hros wator and gas rpos
Licenses nl,iahncos gunpowdor and coubusti.
bio materials; corporate seal coal and hay
and animals running at largo. Passed.
Tho 1amp.lfghtor reported Bix lamps as miss~
ing, after which tho Board adjourned.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Tho Presbyterian Sunday y-achool will 60 "pic.
nicing" to Highland Park to-day. Fare for tho
round trip, 80 cents.
George II. Iott'a complimentary concort taken
place this oVening In tho Congregational Church.
ThtB concert will, without doubt, be ono Of tho
finest over given In this village. Tho nameB o1
tho performers wero printed In Mondays Tn1p-
UNE.
Much to the surprise and discomfort of their
constituents, the South Evanston Trustees failed
to aecure quorum on Tuesday night, aud. aftor
Illuminating on tho uncertainty Of human afrairs,
won't homo, rapt in tho gloomy solitude Of their
own thouBhts.