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On motion accepted and placed on file.
Bills corresponding with the Street Com
missioner's report were read, and on motion,
orders were drawn for their amounts. q
VIM Corners presented bill and order from
Overseer benson, for goods furnished John
p. Cruise, amounting to seventeen dollars and
sxty-eight cents from Sept. 18th to Oct. 10th,
1873. On motion the bill was accepted and
an order drawn on the Treasurer for the
amount.
Constable benson presented bill of So so
for lodging 25 paupers, from Sept LIST to Oct
9th. On motion the bill was accepted and an
order drawn for the amount.
James Sopris presented bin Of So 12 for !
days work, lumber, nails, &C., ON steps at
Town Hall. On motion, accepted and order
drawn for the amount.
Overseer benson asked for instructions as
to the amount Of relief to be given to the
family of John p. Cruise.
J. p. Smith moved that the Overseer be in
structcd to give orders for the relief of J. p.
Cruise and family not exceeding four dollars
per week. The motion was agreed to. On
motion adjourned.
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LOCAL MIscELLANY.--The parade of the
It'll Regiment in this city, on Thursday of
next week, will, doubtless, draw together
large crowd. 1t is expected that large num-
bers of the friends of the various companies
will accompany them on their visit. AS such
occasions tend to bring our city into notice,
and as it has been somewhat noted for its
hospitality in the past, we trust that everything
will be done to render the visit of the regi-
ment pleasant and to maintain our reputation
Tor doing we'll whatever we undertake
The Modocs in Council we are told
BOAST that the licensing of John Foran to keep
4 motel Of whiskey shop in this city, was done
10 pay up the temperance men for shutting
up Tie unlicensed places These men, it seems,
use thelr positions, not to, enforce the laws
ana prevent crime, but to punish those who
interfere with law breakers. Nothing that
could be said would have any effect ON men
thus lost to shame, and we forbear.
Mr.. Joseph Bougheite, left at our Office
last week, q limb from 4 pear tree on the lot
Of Mr.. Thomas r. Hunt, near this city which
tree is in full bloom for the second time thus
season.
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second Assembly, District.

The. Republican voters of the Second As
sembly District, composed of Alexandria,
Bethlehem, Clinton, Clinton Borough, Frank
lin, Frenchtown, High Bridge, Lebanon,
Tewksbury and Union, are requested to meet
at their usual places of holding elections, on
Saturday afternoon October 1stb, and elect
delegates to a District Convention to be held
at Pennington, on Tuesday, October, 21st, to
nominate candidate for Assembly.
HENRY RACE,
Chairman last Convention.
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Eg- On Thursday of last week, party
hailing under the name of b. Kohn, opened
q Cheap John concern, for the sale of auction
goods. The manner Of disposing of the ar
ticles was peculiar. Instead of taking regular
bids, the auctioneer took articles in his hand
and started at high price, finally coming
down to the price previously fixed in his own
mind. II any person present offered to give
the price thus fixed, the goods were transfer
red to the buyer, and the money went into
the cash box of the operator.
The above party was called upon by j. B.
Smith for the payment of license for such
sales, required by an ordinance Of the city
the payment was refused. Mr. Smith imme-
diately applied to Justice Hayhurst for war
rant for the arrest of the party which was Is
sued. The parties were brought before the
Squire, where the cheap JOHNNY was offered
the alternative of food and lodging in the
" lock up +" for season, or payment of the
license. The latter after some discussion was
chosen. The money together with the costs
was paid over into the hands of the Justice,
and Mr.. Cheap John was permitted to depart
to other and more favored places, for the OPP
erations of his trade.
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LARGE FIRE At MILroRD.--Yesterda
Tuesday afternoon, fire broke out at Mil
ford, in this county, which resulted in the de-
struction of the depot of the Pennsylvania r.
r., and several dwellings, &c. The fire start
ed in the roof of the depot, it is supposed from
a spark from a locomotive, and when first
seen the flame was no larger that mans
hand, but it spread with wonderful rapidity
and soon enveloped the entire building, de-
stroying it with most of its contents. A guam.
tity of freight was also destroyed.
The flames spread to the adjoining build
sngs, which were all of frame, and before
they We're gotten under, the following vert
destroyed:
large store house on Bridge ST., owned
by W. & E. Thomas. Occupied by c. Gel
phe up stairs, and on the first floor by VIM
Slater, silversmith, and i. Thomas private
Office.
Dwelling house and cabinet rooms owned
and occupied by Vim. Conine.
A new dwelling house, just finished and
not occupied owned by A. A. Slower.
A three-story dwelling occupied by DR.. G..
T. Ribble.
The Odd Fellows Hall, in which were a
dwelling house occupied by E. Rittenhouse,
and tailor shop occupied by Amos Durham.
The building was owned by Mr.. Hutchinson.
Vim. Hice's stable.
Jas. W. Thompson's stable and wagon
house
JAS c. WHghts stable.
w. & E Thomas lumber and coal yard was
to the amount of about $4,000, the
coal as weN as sonc Of the lumber taking
fire. No insurance tg.s Z, rrse sAsssaf5
The damage is estimated by some to
amouas 10 $50, 600, but others who are good
Judges say the loss @ilfnot exceed $25,000,
which is pretty well covered by insurance,
it is said.
The people of Milford were greatly alarm
ed at the progress of the flames and worked
With the greatest energy 10 stopits Having
no fire apparatus, help was telegraphed for to
this city, and the Union steamer and Hiber-
MIA hand engine were forwarded by special
train, accompanied by Chief Engineer Sproat
anu IL HuinDcI ol oui hiShSh anu oehOio'
They did not reach there in time to prevent
the destruction of the buildings above named,
but did good service in preventing its furtl-
er spread.
We are sorry to hear that some roughs from
this city behaved in a very disorderly man
ner. We are informed by Chief Engineer
Sproat that they were in no wise connected
with the fire companies.
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First Assembly, district.

The Republican voters of the First Assem-
bly, District, composed of East Amwell, West
Amwell Delaware, Kingwood, Lambertville
Raritan and Readihgton, are requested to
meet at their usual places of holding cleo
lions, on Saturday afternoon, October 18th,
and elect delegates to a District Convention
to be held at Pennington, ON Tuesday, Oc-
tober 2fst, to nominate a candidate for As
sembly. II
=. @ CA. SKILLMAN,
lO Chairmanl last Convention.
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CANDrDATEs.-Aecording to The announce
ments in the Huaterdon Democrat, the follow
ing gentlemen are willing to sacrifice them
selves for the good of the country, by accept
ing the Democratic nomination for the offices
named below
For STATE SENAToR.-Jos. II. Boozer of
this city DIR. Isaac S. Cramer, of Delaware
John c. Rafferty,, John l.. Joues, Edmund
Perry and JOS. w, Wood, of Raritan !; James
N. Pidcock, of Readington and David Ii.
Banghart, of Lebanon.
FoR ASSEMBLY First District-Capt. Jas.
Bird, Lambert II. Sergeant, Chas. Roberts,
and Asa II. Heath, all of this city. In the
Second District, John Carpenter, Jr., is the
only candidate. asl# IS esag5l ss5is .15sIssf
DEcLINATIoNs.-Peter Voorhees,, of White
House Station, whose Name has been men,
toned in connection with the State Senator
ship, withdraws.
p. S.-Since writing the above we learn
that JOS IL. Boozer d. H. Banghart J. c..
Rafferty, and DR.. l. c. Cramer have with
drawn their names as candidates for Senator,
and Asa H. Heath and L. S. Sergeant as cam
didates for Assembly in the First District.
The caucus will be held in the various
townships on Saturday next.
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cw- A subscription is being circulated by
John Lacey, to pay the fine and costs in the
case Of John Fiel, of New Hope, who was con-
victed some time since, on a complaint
brought by Lacey, for selling liquor illegally,
and who has served out his time in Jail, but is
held until the fine and costs are paid. The
amount wanted is over $500.
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FINE SHEEP.-Tlere passed threugh cur
city, on Friday last, 10 head of very fine
Southdown Sheep, which were exhibited at
the Doylestewn Fair by F. S. Holcombe, Esq.
We learn that M Holcombe seeurccl the first
premium of $40 for the best flock of South
down Sheep, not less than ten ia number; and
that the Committee awarded $40premiums on
fifteen sheep Mr. Henry Holcombe, of
Mount Airy, received the first premiuta for
the best Attorney cow. Il SD
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On Friday night last the store of Walter,
Maust & Co., at Point Pleasant, was entered
by robber. A hat, shirt and a pair of boots,
and some change, amounting to about two
dollars, were stolen. Tho thief left his shirt
lying in the store. His entrance was made
through the cellar window. The robbery is
supposed to have been committed by rough
looking fellow who was travelling about the
village the day before. -Inteuigeacer.
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| yyrwnr.. u..A $500. A.. AZ. ..;.,o;
nnns' nis.olY asseles .nay sno p.i,lo'
anu t;s - OUT cia.tnes sen "a
I'd 10 the growth Of IDEAS and st,,,roies 70,
! liberty that eliminated in our national free.
dom, and ke
"HEhEas, one Of the signers Of the Deciara,
Wins tl,e hn,nsis - Els assno;a,;o ' an,i
showed his aspreeiation of orr nrincples by
contributions to the church of Hopewel and
WHEREAS, Pastor Isaac Eaton, OF Hopewell,
~ - no.sey, WHICH was 'ie
ee,t,,rv aco ana a n,,,nheyy ,shs rece;veJ
tlieir education there became useful Baptist
MINISTERS
r, .spsgs.ee, ilAs We uevvusy reJo'ce ~
tho rr6vth "a nanl,srs. i,,srese, and nract;.
al piety and We desire also 10 show our APP
lpchtien 81 our INCREASED educational facii-
sps NH 'ns " va,'sss Wil'cii nave come 10
> PqiarrsS T,sf t i Sssoc; ,t;,,, r,s,,t;,,
approve the measure of raising IN our state d
Centennial Educational offering, the main por-
!. OF Wnicn snaii ne used 70 enlarge ana sus-
pssafsSJ 'Ishst o .s ,ast ,,;stery ,,
present position and our openlinsr ,yonortuni-
ties, call upon us to enlarge oetr synipathies
and efforts i'll the direction Of establishing
and maintaining gospel churches in our state,
in our country, and throughout the world.
3Tna yaso,,t;ors ol;o,tsd s;,,ro,, lo ,,s.,,s
Sion and were unanimously aslooted
At II o'clock. tho .sDoctrinal Sermon was
nroacbed Inv RAY r r. Morsa If CYotom
from /. 5Thess. ..-subiect s.Sanctification 81
s. Adiourned to PM. s. ~
Ato ID NJ ,ha /. 1r;s+orr ~ AZ, xyor.,
Corner Bantist Church !, was read nv I 9
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aB- Next Monday, Samuel Atkinson of
Buckmanville, starts on his "pigeon trip. -
He intends travelling through Missouri, Iowa,
and other of the western states. For some
years past Mr.. Atkinson has been taking
trip west every fall, for the purpose of hunt
ing and trapping wild pigeons.
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the convention

CA1L.--The Presbyterian Congregation of
Meunt Airy extended call to Rev. Mr. ASA,
of Princeton Theological Seminary, on Fri
day of last week. He has not yet accepted
the call, but it is believed that he will do so.
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GY- On last Thursday evening, some per-
son or persons cut out the corner piece of the
window sash in the bulk window of T. +. Wat
sons cigar store in New Hope, and after re-
moving some Of the window glass, took two
or three dollars worth of the stock displayed
there, but did not enter.
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sB- Names of the pupils that were not
absent from the Buckmanville Bucks CO..
Public School. during the month ending Sept.
20th--Mary McMasters, Joseph Lear, Rachel
Lear. Teacher, VIM II. Slotter
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esy- Albert Cooper of Solebury, Bucks Co.,
last week had an apple sale which was one of
considerable interest The orchard is not very
large, but the yield was enormous He was
offered $500 for them but would not accept
the Offer
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nsy- Isaiah Nonamakcr has sold his small
farm containing 1s acres, in Buckingham, to
Ellwood Ely, of New Hope, for s2s50. Mr..
Nonamaker designs removing to Stockton,
New Jersey. e
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cY- A supper was given on last Tuesday
evening by Mr.. J. K. Zeigler of the Union
Hotel. in this city, in compliment to his son
Geo. K. Zeigler, who has just graduated as a
telegraph operator. Most of the telegraph
operators along the line of the B. d. Division
were present, and we hear that very pleasant
time was had.
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Some sixty men were discharged from
the iron works at High Bridge, week before
last.
WIN GOWN, Esq, of this city, will leave
here ON Saturday, for France, where he ex-
poets to spend the winter for tho benefit of his
health.
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PREPARED BY "A PHYSICIAN

4sT 10,
Or eminence in his profession and regular Eraduateof
the Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia MIsn-
LERs IERn BTTERs present claims the confidence of
the people which possessed by any other prepara
tion claiming to be Of similar character.
DrS b Hartman personally ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
of its manufacture; he himself, has the most implicit
confidence in its virtues and efficacy having largely
cd in his extensive practice and In his hansand under
his management II has become the Household. Remedy
of Americas Druggists In every section of the country
with every Patent Medicine In existence their Shelves
recommend MsHLERs HERR BITrERs in preference to
any other, and thousands of families resort no other
remedy II Is uniform In its operation and disap-
points Sold ri the Drug Stores OF + MOORE and
Robbins & SEyERNS. ~. e. s#s83ls7
Sold Only in BOTTLES. traa
Oct l. 1879. .fs : Yaf a.
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4 Accident. On last Monday, two accidents
occurred in Kessleiss quarffes, at Stocktca--
While loading stones, on q wagon, one of them
fell on the hounds and caused the tongue to
spring up, striking on the elbow VIM Watson
OF Stockton, (who was holding the horses, and
breaking his arm. While working IN the quar-
ries, VIM. Walton, of Centre Bridge, Pa, had
his head badly cut bya shovel which was thrown
down by man who was working above him,
the shovel striking rock and rebountling,
hitting him on the head, with the result above
stated
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FACTS WORTH KNow1SG.-There is no
case of Dyspepsia that Green's August Flower.
will not cure. Come to the Drug Store of
Robbins &, Sevems or C.. F. Moore and in
quire about it. If you suffer from Costive-
ness, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Indiges-
ton, Liver Complaint, or arrangement of the
System, try it. Two or three doses will re-
lievr you.
p Boschee's German Syrup is now sold in
every town and city in the United States. We
have not less than three hupdyed letters frons
Druggists, saying it is the best medicine they
ever sold Tor Consumption Throat or lung
disease, Sample bottles of both free OF charge
Regular size IS cents. Sold by all Druggists
and dealers in medicine, and wholesale by
June 1g-1y ROBBINS &c SEVERNS.
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VIEW norn AND BUcxs couvrr, IA

HuNrINa.-Mr. Isaac Strickler of New
Hope, and two or three friends went on
hunting excursion into the mountains of
Pennsylvania, few days since. They re-
turned on last Friday evening with deer and
fine lot of pheasants.
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az An invitation has been extended tt
the members of Wilson r. A. Chapter, O
this city, to participate in the institution O
EagSe Chapter, No.sssO, at Phillipsburg OF
Thursday evening, the 30th inst.
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vi "a
ORpHEUs LoDGE.-A lodge of Masons with
the above title, was organized at Stockton, on
Friday last, under dispensation from the
Grand Master. The NJ w. Grand Master of
New Jersey. W. aE. Pine The b.. W. Grand
Treasurer, Chas Bechtel Jos. III. Hough,
Grand Treasurer, and several Past Masters
were present. 81 81
The following are the officers:
w. M.--Isaac s. Crammer, M. ID.
s. W.--Andrcw ]. Rounsavell. lt{T d
j J.W.--Joshua Pimmer. j G Itf
Treas.-Chas. Wolverton.
- Sec Gardiner johnson. w
- g. D.-Jonathan Hoppock. -
]. On. Shepherd, +, 4,.s
Tyler. w. Hartpencc.
The lodge starts out with good material,
and will prove success, we doubt not, under
the charge of such excellent officers.
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c5g- Mr.. Thomas Daniels, of BuckmanvilIc,
has for some time past, been in want Of some
excitement, 50 last Saturday night he gave .
party, which proved TO he the thing lie need
ed. There were about fifty prescnt who all
partool Of the fun. About twenty Of the num-
Der We're from New Hope. They did not
"dance all night till broad daylight" but
"went homo with the girls on Sunday morn
ing TWAS said they could DO seen coming
into New Hope Sunday morning looking very
much as though they would like to DO put in
their ''little beds.''
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eY A model of simplicity and durability,
light running, easy to learn. comparatively
gnoiseless--th American Sewing Machine. r.
II Van Horn, Agent v q II. If.
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tar Pleasing photographs both in styles
and quality-moderate charges-FRITz, 46t
Coryell street, hambeitville, Nd. re 81
o. Is, st. g
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FIRE INsURANcE--At this season of the
year condagrations are most numerous, and
those who wish to protect themselves from
danger of loss, should call on Mr. Cornelius
Lake. of this city, who is agent for some of
the most reliable companies in the United
States and England, and his rates are as low
as those of any reliable company.
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TAYLOR HALL. REsrAURANT, TRENTON
Meals ready and cooked to order Birds and
Oysters in every style. Hot dinner daily from
10 to D o'clock, Is ao.CHARlEs, NEyTER,e
Taylor Hall, Greene ST., Trenton. Nv.
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cB- Mr.. James Hagen, of Centre Bridge,
Pa, drove Mr.. J. MeginDis' team to Doyles-
town Fairlast week with lead of people,
In driving around another team he upset ard
broke the tongue and the top of the wagon =
No one was injured. He borrowed a tongue
and proceeded on his way, and when turning
around at the fair grounds, he broke she sec
ond tongue That was bad streak of luck
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rB- Take your knives and scissors to C. H.
CLARKE, SO York street. and have them sharp
ehed saNi'as2
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nhoNius ~ itSpupiCdu Stlil
STATE TREASURER.
Robert w MaclSey, Rep, 1873
Francis M. Hutchinson, DEM, 10
JUDGE or SUPREME COURT.
Isaac G.. Gordon, Rep, 1914
james r. Ludlow, DEM, ITO
ADDITIONAL. LAW JUDGE.
Richard Watson, Rep, 1876
George w. Rogers, DEM, 10S
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
Jesse b. Twning, Rep, 1879
Joseph Morrison, Dem, ITO
SENATOR.
Samuel f. Long. Rep, 1913
Hartman Yerkes, Dem, 1l0
ASSEMBLY.
Abraham II. Clayton, Rep, 1913
Henry Kratz, Rep, 121
George +. Hegeman, DEM, Ill
j. Miles Jamison, DEM, 10g
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Alfred Fackenthall, Rep, 40
Levi l.. James, DEM, 116
jury COMMISSIONER,
Jacob yanbuslxirk, Rep, 125
George II. Lear, DEM, M 10
COMMISSIONER.
Levi L. Jacoby, Rep, 124
Charles B. Yost Dem, III
TREASURER.
Isaac II. Worstall, Rep, 1870
Casper G. Peter, Dem, 1O5
DIRECTOR OF TIE POOR.
Charles Fellman, Rep, 124
Abraham B. Pearson, DEM, 40
AUDITOR.
Aaron X. Wambold, Rep, 1874
Henry nj. Erlman, DEM, 10
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~ Tlicinspection of our fire department
will take place on next Saturday afternoon on
York st. The steamers will be tried and the
efficiency of the apparatus and companies
tested.
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Reported for THE RECORD.

Reported for THE RECORD,
EDrron OF THE REcoRD:-A meeting of
farmers was held at the Hotel of I. j. Young,
at Ringoes, on Saturday. Oct. 18th, according
to notice in the Lambertville and Pennington
papers. 1t was organized by the appointment
of Charles Wilson as chairman and f. S. Hol-
combe, Secretary. G. w. Thompson, Gener-
al Deputy Of New Jersey, was present and
addressed the meeting for an hour and a half,
very much to the qualification of the audience,
after which vote was taken which resulted
in favor of organizing a Farmers Grange
The following persons were enrolled as char
ter members IN. X. Young, Margaret
Young, Charles Wilson, Rachel A. Wilson,
d. Williamson, Rev. J. d. Hewitt, David F.
Bond, Anna f. Bond, j. B. Blackwell, e. 4.
Hocombe, Hannah Holcombe, d. S. Bells,
Sarah Bells, =. 0. Holcombe, Martha IIol-
combe, Jacob G. Sutphin, T. S. Holcombe,
Julia w. Holcombe, Caroline Holcombe.-
The meeting then adjourned until Monday af-
ternoon, at o'clock P. M. At the appointed
time, the meeting was called to order by the
Clidil, uHu ~ iiuIhuCi vi pCllS plCoChb
who desired to join, Mr.. Thompson again
spoke to the audience for an hour, after which
the charter members were duly installed into
the order of the Grange, and the following of.
ficers were elected =
ND. Williamson.
Cd. S. Bells.
III. w. Bells.
/ Sc. +. Holcombe.
\ A. Sd. b. Blackwell. VI 81 Is u
Grey. j. d. Hewitt.
T.-W. S. Quick.
st. S. Holcombe..
G. K.-C. Wilson.
S.-Mrs. Anna r. Bond.
| F.-Mrs. j. w. Holcombe.
| A. S.-Mrs. NJ. Holcombe.
We learn that the number of oranges in the
different States is as follows, viz Alabama
"a Arkansas 60; California 70 Delaware
81 Florida 10, Georgia 213, Illinois 652, In
diana 421, Iowa 1911, Kansas SIT, Kentucky
9, Louisiana "a, Maryland 2, Massachusetts, 5,
Michigan 81, Minnesota 1853, Missouri S72,
Nebraska 1927, New Hampshire a, New Jersey
II, New York II, North Carolina SO, Ohio
| 147, Oregon IS, Pennsylvania 20, South Caro-
lima 161, Tennessee 1853, Texas 20, Vermont 81,
Virginia 3,'West Virginia 16, Wisconsin a09,
Colorado 2, Dakota 90 Washington 5, Can
ada s. LOCKER On.
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~ If you call OF IS Clinton street, LAM
bertville, you will learn where you can get
the best roofs put on for the least money.
Helms, slater. q a4o sll4a aIQ}ls 1t
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Chairman last Convention

eB- The Republican voters of the city of
Lambertville, are hereby requested to meet in
Lyceum Hail. ON Saturday, at half-past seven
O'Clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of electing
Delegates to attenda Convention to be held
in Pennington, on Tuesday next, far the pur-
pose of nominating a candidate for State
Senator and one for Assembly, and of transact
ing such other business as may come before
the convention.