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slaerin,s sale.

10y virtue of writ Of IL IT, to me directed issued out
ID Of the Court Of Chancery Of New jersey, will be
EIGHTEENTH day OF AUGUST next between the
hours of twelve and five O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the COURT HOUSE in FLEgfINGTON, in the
township Of Raritan, in the county of Hunt'rdon all
those certain tracts of land situate in the townships
of Wst Anw nsnd y laws 4. in TIN, county OF Hum
bounded as follows viz:
No. l. BEGINNING at stone for corner to Ferdinand
s. Holcombs land in Joseph Quick's line thence "a with
his line south seventeen degrees and fytwo minutes
east ten chains asd eighty six links, to stone for
corner thence CD south sixteen degrees east six chains
and seventy links, to Of the BRIDGE thence
() north forty-six and quarter degrees west three
chains and sxy-fve rks to small buttorwood thence
chain thence t5 north eigbty-ive degrees west two
chains and thirty-four links thence Is south seven and
quarter degrees east six chains and foryseven links
thence still with the parsonage lot south lightweight
and half degrees east two chsins and fifty links to
stone; thence Isl along the west line of the York road
south tiiryhree degrees west seventeen chains and
ifty-threc links to stone thence t9 With Eleanor
Mathews lot thence north seventy-three and half de-
grees west five chains and seventeen links thence (10
south thirty and half degrees west six chains and
hrty-three links thence q south twenty two degrees
chain and eighty-two links to stone corner
thence 2l south fftythree and quarter degrees east
seventyeght links to stone thence (3) with Solomon
Iioconibes line south seveny-one and half degrees
west nine chains and twelve links; thence C4) with the
Queens road north nineteen degrees and ten minutes
west twenty-five chains and thrty-scven links; thence
d5 with Ferdinand s. loleombes line south eighty-eight
degrees and fifty minutes east, eleven chains and nine
links to stone; thence (16 north FIVE and half de-
srces west twelve chains and fortyvc links thence fi
still with Ferdinand s. Holeombc line north seventy
degrees and twenty-five minutes east twenty chains
aud fbryve links to the place Of beginning and con-
ains eighty-two acres and thrtytwo hundredths
or less.
No. Lies wholly in West Amwell, beginning. at a
gl with his line south six and n quarter degrees west
twenty-six chains and twenty-four links TO stone
thence q with William Wesners line south seventy
six and three quarter degrees west eight chains and five
links TO stone thence 80 with the same and Andrew
LARSON north twelve degrees and ten minutes west
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MANsARD RooFs OsTRAcrsED.-Th action
Of the Fire Underwriters in announcing that
on and after the fist of January next, the
owners of Mansard buildings will be compell-
ed to pay an additional rate of one per cent,
is having marked effect. In New York, In
the heart Of what is known as h. dry goods
district, between forty and fifty buildings
which had these appendages, have now been
denuded Of them, and like changes are in pro
gsess in other portions Of the city.
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~ A correspondent in the Insurance
Monitor" of July, 1878, page $40, says 81
hear that the PHOENIX Mutual Life Insurance
Go. of Hartford, Conn, has made the discov-
cry in an actuarial and official manner that i'll
paying death losses under policies taken on
to return the notes in other words that twill
no longer pretend to pay fifty per cent. divi-
dends."
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Menard county, Illinois, has four offices to
fill this fall, and there are already seventeen
Democratic candidates for them. And yet
the Democrats have great dislike for Office
holders.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
The VERY BEST PLAN

By which you obtain Life insurance is the Low Pre-
mu1 All Cash Stock Plan. It furnishes the largest
amouhtof insurance for giyentsum of money. The
contract is plain and definite without complications
mystery uncertainty. The policy is always worth
its faee,the premium increases It is The most
satisfactory and economical plan for the insurant THE
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn,
grants Life Insurance upon this excellent plan Its Sc
rurity / mqurstipned Apply toans agent send for
"a circular. 4. 2 = +A ~
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The new National Bank notes. the plates
for which have just been completed, will be
the handsomest ever issued.
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The number of Japanese students in this
country is larger than in any other, which is
certainly high compliment to our education
al Institutions.
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The superintendent informs the Pottsville
Miners Journal that the Switchback Railroad
makes $500 month.
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Among the summer boarders at Schooley' S
Mountain is Brick . Pomeroy and family.
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eB- Job Work in the best style at THE
RECORD Office
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DEATHS.

vEfTER,In this city, Aug 3rd 1879 JuLIus vETrER u
native OF Peitz Province Brandenburg, Prussia aged
p years and months
TAfL0R-At Atlantic City, July 29 of gastric fever
GARDINER TAYLOR only son of Warren Taylor NJ. d..
of Philadelphia and formerly of Frank ford, Pa aged
% years.
coRlEIIaIn Lambertyilln, N. j., July Goth, 1879 J.
WATSON CoRYELL, aged ~ years.
CLARK-In Lambcrtyie, n, j., July 25h, 1873 DANIEL.
w. CLARK, aged 10 years, months and - days.
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Agents Wanted for the New Book.
EPIDEMIC x C0ITAI0IlS DISEiSES

with ths and best for all cascM The
only thorough work Of thu. kind In t9 world Embraces
SMALLPOX, YELLOW FEVER, Clio IERA and all
analogous discusses. NO FAMILY SAFE WITHOUT 1t,
and all buy It. Has ~ chrouatic Illustrations Thebg-
gest chance Of tue for agents Address ii. S.
GOOiSPEED& co, 81 Park Row, New York. -..l--l-
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THIS uNExCEpTIoNABLE PLACE OF RESORT.
situated the New Hope and Lahaska Ts,rpnike two
miles west OF New Hope, Bucks Co, Pa
Is NOW OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF VISITORS.
No intoxicating liquors allowed on the grounds
Arangements for large parties the exclusive use
OF the Park House. must be made in advance with the
treasurer, GEORGE A. COOK, New Hope Pa.
ADMITTANCE 10 CTS. II = ~
BY orier of the Directors.
April %, is7a.--3m - e
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NOR SALES--A large body of Timber and Iron Ore
+ u Lands in Middle Pennsylvania; estimated 10 cut
6pi000D0 of sound white oak, white and yellow pine and
hemlock On and ar floating stream saw-mll, boom,
etcon the Susquchanna. Apply to r W.SHEAFER,
Posvie, Pa.
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED FOR
Everybody's Own Physician

by c. W. GLEASON NJ. d. Sells rapidly. One agent sold
101 in week. Apply at once to II. n. MCKINNEY x
co, Philadef hia, Pa
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A PORN sYOUR, HOMES
Slls like w-re. The pair sent ffr 80 cents large
discount to agents. Address w. L. CARPENTER, Fox.
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Execution OF the Law.

Since the Inauguration Of Governor
Dix four or Ave murderers have been
hung in thissts Yet murders are
almost as frequent as before. Where
upon the opinion is sometimes express
ed that the execution OF the law really
has not much effect; that murderers
are found to murder without regard TO
consequences.
Those who speak thus forget that the
habit OF lawlessness has been growing
up for the past twenty-five years, and
that especially during the past twelve
wears since the commencement OF the
rebellion has hnmau life been more
and more cheaply held. Every year
men have been learning more and
more OF the inefficacy Of the law, and
now it cannot be expected that these
lessons will be unlearped in q day, or
even a year. After ten or fifteen years
OF steady execution Of the law, it may
be reasonably expected that the good
results will be shown in great dimin-
ution OF crime.
Editors, whose minds are necessarily
devoted to keeping posted on current
events, sometime DO not understand how
long it takes for an idea to filter through
all classes, and how often even intelll'
gent men fail to comprehend the swift
course Of public events. Let stern pun.
ishmeut be inflicted year after year til
all classes are permeated with the ides
that crime will receive it's reward, anc
there need be no fear but that the!
will heed the lesson. To believe tina
they wonld not is TO believe that human
nature is not affected by the most pow
erlul motives.-Bufalo Express.
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An MICS Expense.
Gath, In the Chicago Tribune.

Gath, In the Chicago Ir.snne.
Here are the house rents OF some Of
the great msgnates who cannot live
without the addition Of back pay:
Mr.. Boutwell,, board for self and
family, $40 month. Senator Sar'
gent. California, house-rent, $1,000 pei
annum. Mr.. Morrell, OF Maine, new
house, cost $4,000. or about 5000
year. Henry Wilson, Vice-Presldent
boarded at the Washington House lol
many years, at the rate Of $40 month
Ditto Bingham. Mr.. Douglass, Com.
missioner OF Internal Revenue, pays
81, 800 a year house.rent, furnished
John Sherman boards at the Hamilton
House, with wife, for $3.50 a month
The average Congressman spends in
Washington City, during the year, abou.
81 0O0 and rearly all the Eastern and
part OF the Western members save and
take home about $1,000 per annum
Men like Chandler, Stockton. Hooper
and Stewart spend probably $4,000 tc
$4,000 per aunum but they are ex'
ceptions.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

The literary exercises at Bethany this
week promise 10 possess even more
than usual interest. The performance
TO be given 10y the metropolitan Socl-
civ will be had on Wednesday evening;
the exercises Of the graduating class
take place on Thursday; and on Thurs
day evening the American Literary So
ciety will give IFS annual entertainment.
The old college sends forth this year q
noble band OF graduates. twenty-seVen
in number, to make their way through
the world and extend even wider than
now the influence of the teachings re-
ceived at Bethany. Among the
alumra Of Bethany College
are many who hold honor
able positions in every depart
ment Of busy and useful life
Among the twenty-seven to be gradu-
ated next Wednesday, there are doubt
less others who will worth,ly maintain
the high reputation the College has
fairly won. We hear the class we'll
spoken OF, and we doubt not that the
exercises of next Thursday will be
highly enjoyed by all who may attend.
The performance Of the metropolitan
and American literary societies have
always heretofore been Of high or.
der, and abundantly gratifying to the
vast audiences assembled to hear them,
That they will be equally excellent this
wear we do not doubt.
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Poisoning the SicK.

There never was speciality In medlclne
tbot Was not pirated, Hostetter's Stomach
Buffers is mo exception TO the general rule.
Fraud follows in the track OF the Great
Vegetable Restorative as II makes the circle
of the world, and offers its pernicious imi-
tations to the sick at every turn, anxious 70
drench the public with their trash. The
imitators and counterfeiters offer 1t by the
gallon, the barrel, the hogshead, as well as
6y the bottle. Beware OF this deluge OF
Examinations. Bear in mind that the true
srtic,e is sold in bottles only. and the Inn.
press OF genuineness Is to be found pom
orayed government stamp and the elegant
label. The great vegetable tonic prevents
and cures Ill bilious disorders and COM
plaints OF the digestive organs and the ner'
yous system, maladies upon which the
vile limitations produce no more effect than
the Pope's Bull upon the comet.
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"FRRE TRADE AND farmers RIGHTS.
is flung TO the breeze as the rallying
cry for the Presidential Campaign oil
1876. The farmers of the country
number 100000 voters and they are
now organizing their oranges in every
state and every section. They begin tc
feel that they have been robbed abon'
long enough for the benefit OF th'
manufacturer.
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DIED..

SCHUMAKER-On Sunday afternoon,
June 18th, 1873, Mrs. LOUISA SCHUMAKER,
in the fifty first year Of her age.
The funeral will take place from her late
residence ON Main street, between Biddle
and Third streets, ON Tuesday, at 8 o'clock
Pm. Friends OF the family are invited to
attend. Julor
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An Alabama correspondent Of the
Rural New Yorker refers TO Mr.. 5. ID.
WOODWARD, OF Wheeling, as IAN iron
king owning the largest nail mill IN
America"
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THE JACOB MEETING IN ROMNE1
Note from Hon. A. III. POwnalI.
To the Editor OF the Register:

To the Editor Of the Register:
There were published in the South
Branch Intelhgencsr Of the 10th ult., the
proceedings Of meeting held in the
Court House, Romney, on the 10th ult.;
and from the reading Of the resolutions
adopted there, one is naturally led to
the conclusion that said meeting was
largelyattended by citizens from all parts
OF the county-a- the resolutions claim
to be the unanimous sentiment OF the
county, with the exception OF 'but two
dissentient voices." have no thirs'
for newspaper notoriety, and surely
would not trespass upon your space,
nor bore the public with this commu-
plcation, were it not that the idea OF
two persons having the temerty to OBJ
trude their voices to produce dscord in
the harmonious note o. an entire COM
muuity of 1,500:voters. might 80 excite
the curiosity Of the readers of the In
telEgencer at distance, as TO prompt
them TO inquire their names.
Now, Mr.. Editor, as l happened to
be one OF the "dissentients" feel it to
be but just to myself to state the rea-
sons which Influenced my vote on the
occasion First, Instead OF the county
Of Hampshire being assembled in that
meeting, as the readers Of said resolu-
tons must naturally infer, not more
than sixty, all told, we're in attendance,
and nearly all OF these from the town
OF Romney-certainly not more than
six from the country-and at the time
said resolutions were adopted, there
were not more than thirty present, and
about half q dozen voted for them.
One youngster was so over.zealous that
he voted two or three times My sec
ond objection was, that was not willing
to recognize those sir as the Democracy
Of Hampshire county, notwithstanding
they reside in Romney, aud would be
the sanhedrim ofthe nation, for did aot
then, nor do yet believe that Romney
is all OF Hampshire county. And
while there are those whose opinions OF
self, would readily prompt them to a.
sumo the responsible task Of acting as
the mouthpiece OF the county. / for
one, am not willing to assign them 10
that distinguished position. will say
to my Democratic friends Of the county
hat il that meeting included the bone
and strength of our party, we should.
in the anguish OF our hearts, exclaim
se did good old Peter Of old, Lord
save, or we perish I" l have no OBJ.
lection, indeed. l am always happy and
pleased to hear the county compliment
any and all of her sons who perform
praise worthy actions. but when she
desires it done, / prefer that she should
do it herself. and not b alf dozen Par
riots in Romney.
Yours Respectfully.
ALFRED Fl. PowNALL.
June 10th, 1873.
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Total 1000 Gifts, all Cash. ....... $500, 900
Only q few tickets remain unsold, and
they will be furnished to the first applicants
at the following prices: Whole tickets, $40 {;
halves, IS; quarters, $3.50; II whole tickets
for 500; So for $500 /; lib for $1,000,
For tickets and full information, apply to
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
mp2n IOnisville Nv
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
u DISTRICT OF WEST VIRGINIA, &. 8:
]. Thornton Russell,

Steamer r. X. Hudson.
Whereas libel has been filed In the Dis
trict Court OF the United States for the DIS.
trict Of west Virginia, on the 7th day OF
June, 1873, by J. Thorn on Russell, against
the steamer X. r: Hudson, her engine,
tackle, outfit, apparel and furniture. Now,
therefore, in pu. Issuance of the monition
under the seal of the said couitto me direct.
ed and delivered, do hereby give public
notice to ell persons claiming the said
steamer, her engines, tsckle, OUTFIT, apparel ai
and furniture, or In any manner interested
therein, that they DO and appear before the
said District Court to be held at the city OF
Wheeling, in and for the District OF West
Virginia, on the 3rd day OF July, 1873, at II
o'clock in the forenoon OF that day (provid-
ed the same shall be day OF Jurisdiction,
otherwise on the next day OF 1urisdition
thereafter,l then and there 10 interpose
their claims and to make their allegations
on that uehalf.
HEDGMAN SLACK,
U.S.. Marshal, District w. Va,
BY W. II. IRwlr, Deputy.
JAS. 8. WHEAT, Proctor. -
iulGt Wheeling, June II, 1873,
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Sewing Machine Casters,
N,HOsE POSSESSING THE WHEELER
J. d Wilson Sewing Machine are respect
fully invited to call and examine the New
Patent Four-wheel Castor now on exhibit
WIN SUMNER q CO.,
my30-h IS Monroe St., Wheeling.
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Axoxa the debris left on the picnic
ground near New York, sunday, was .
dead baby.
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FOUNDRY, MACHINE SHOP,

Patterns. Lathes, Tools, &c, all in good order
and ready for operation, with capacity 10
do large amount Of work, only requiring
additional capital to conduct the business.
CAPITALISTS. MANUFACTURERS.
and Mechanics desiring to invest in pro.
fitable business, with every facility and To-
cation, taking an active part or not, have
now an opportunity. Having an experience
of upwards OF 80 years in the foundry busi-
ness, with reputation OF doing good work,
the establishment has merited and will Sc.
cure the patronage of its former friends so
literally bestowed upon 1t, and receive a
large share Of the contracts now offering
for machinery and castings. Address or ap-
ply to II. w. PHILLIPS,
Or, IHOS. O'BRlEN, Real Estate Agent.
junllh.
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tfW ApvERTi5EMfNT
CAUTION.

TtTHE PUBLIC GENERALLY, WHO
value their eye-sight, and who do not
common glasses, are cautioned against
roaming irresponsible peddlers. For per-
fected Spectacles, Watches, Jewelry, &C., 20
to the old established and reliable Optical
headquarters. l04 Market street, below
juia oDse, oxToBY d pUrFTELD.
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NOTICE.

Odd Fellows Hall Association.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stockholders OF the Odd Fellows Hall
Association for the election of nine Trus.
tees to serve for the ensuing year, and for
othnr purposes will be held In the hall, on
Wednesday evening, June Is, 1873, at 7
ju5.eod w.P. McCELvEY, secy.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER

T Two times. ...... Is Three months. u 90
One week 2 sol One year........- 70 w
One square changeable once week ~:
.Cor Sale,p "For Rent" wants,
uRoarding. niL ost ,""Found, ""Obituaries,
aReiigious and Society Notices, lO Genus Per er
line 1or each Insertion, but no ADVERTISE
ment less than so cents.
Special Notices % per cent asditionai. o,
Advertisements to occupy fixed places -
pc uta win be charged double for space &C.
cupied. -.,.,,,s m nor
cent additional. H., .,o
Local Notices Is cents per lins--oa no
local notice toia be Inserted for less hdn ONE
An Adyertisements,ex except for established
business houses, must be paid for IN ao'
All bills due ON the first appearance OF
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. ,ss., n
their legitimate business ana an :, w a' be
charged for at ourregular rates.
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In pursuance Of a decree entered by the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West Virgin
la, on the 10Th day OF May, 1873, In the
Chancery cause in said Court pending,
wherein Elijah Marlin, Jr.. is complainant
and Isaac b. Kelley and others are defen-
dants, l. shall nall as special Commissioner