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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-15
CLARK PlERsoN EDITOR.


Our HOME FOR OCTOBER. periodi cal
contains first, "Pluckamin, One Huna.e''
Years Ago" by Tr A. W. Nc Dowen' WHICH
is as entertaining magazine article 40 oo''
HOME has lately published, me accouAesis'
gives of the origin of Pluckamin is certainty
s;,o,,or ono Hon. ,JobnkYair Dyke, we'll
known in this locality and now 81 Minhesota'
contributes "An Unwritten Account Oh opy
- yv.s,,;noto,, !, which is rs interesting in
1.lot,;, j admirable In writing, and is a valu-
In edition f the full history Of the Revolu-
tion. s. C.. Blackwell, Esq, writes briefly oil
eOur Dwellings which contains m@tt@1@ IN
,,,rro The writer on "Capital Punishment" L
n favor of its abolition, continues, vigorous
attack upon the pnsitions of Rev. Mr. Mott,
recently published in this magazine, and
PROMISES more next month. Mr.. Bergen con-
TIMES his alphabetical list of the Dutch set
tiers from Kings comfy, N. Y. to New Jer-
sey, and Judge Voorhees, contributes his tenth ;
paper upon "The Raritan and its Early Hol-
land Settlers" Col. Honeyman and his WT
Journal . reaches to the battle of Fredericks- /,
burg. The venerable DIR. Blame, Of Hunter !;
don county, contributes paper on Hunter !,
don County Forty-ive Years Ago" which re- /
calls the size of the towns, &c. in 1880. Prof E
Adinaw of Tarytown, N. Y. gives trans !,
lation of strange German story by Korner !,
!" Day Dreams and "Love-Shadows y make :,
up the poetry of this number---a department
always well sustained. The Editorin Liter !,
airy Notes reviews the last production of :
"
Miller, Songs Of The Swnland. This Maya
zine, entirely original is published by Cor
nell 6 Honeyman, Someryile, at 50 per year. :. :
Back numbers from January may be suppl :
ed, we learn. J.,
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THE MARKETS.
DEATHS.

KlNNEY.-o October 2d In Pennington ANNA, daughter
Of Samuel 7, and Maggie Kinney, aged 2years,
GErIIARD.-Near Pennington, August 23d, WILLIE,
aged years and months; also, August 10th, John
ny aged smonths--children of William and Elizabeth
Gethard.
SLACK.--In Lambertville on the Sd Inst, MARY
SLACK, widow OF the late John l. Slack, aged sixty
nine years eight months, and fourteen days.
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Commissioners Sale of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!

TIME subscribers, Commissioners, appointed by the
j. Orphans Court Of the County Of Ifnntcrion to d.
vide the real estate of JOHN SALTER, deed will bv
virtue Of subsequent order of said Court sell the same
at public yendue, onIlH a4N iiir4i ut i .n4sf3. II
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FOR SALE,
TIE PROPERTY OF LANES i, vJNEy

noEEnl w JAMES whey, e
Meedcn Street, formerly Goat Hill Road, n the
t ~ q lambert lille, with frontage on three iif
h.as streets OF Five Hundred and Fffty- and
~ isea With good IRON gray STONEoUARRY ON
'' f pasv snail HOUSE and outbuildngs attached
Lambcrtyille, Sept, e4th, ISIS. ~ p's"'''s'
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WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER IS, 1878.


the premises nov occupied by Joel w atcr in the
township of Delaware in said county situate the pub
lie road leading rom Roscmont to Sergeaptsyille about
midway between the two places. the HOMESTEAD
FARM containing 10s 3i-t00 Ores OF LAND more or
less about ~ of which good Timber adjoining
lands Of Hiram Johnson Samuel w. Reading Deceased
and others. This farm is of the best in Delaware
township and has almost every convenience OF location
and Improvement The farm Is well supplied with last
ing water, with never-tang spring Of at the
door sufficient to feed good sized trout pond The i'm
provements on the. farm consist of a TWO STORY
same frame Rarn Havels, Wagon House. Grain House,
Blacksmith shop, Hog Peis &c. and in Short all Build
ings necessary on rst-cass farm and in good condl-
ton The farm is divided into fields Of convenient size
and in good fence. There Is Fruit of all kinds on the
Farm and the soil well adapted to the raising Of Grain
Fruit and for trucking. This Farm needs no recon-
mendation, which any one will readily see by viewing
the same Also at the SAME time and place WOOD LOT
containing ~ 6-l0) less covered with
Oak and Hickory timber lying short distance from the
Homestead Farm and will bc sold to suit purchasers
Any person wishing TO view these premises previous TO
the day of sale will be shown the by calling on joel
W. Salter living On the Homestead, either of the sub
Sale 70 at lo'clock n NJ ut the Homestead.
00n'''''nS V''' p maze Sn'SS y YorSe lsod
WllA'AAs' Aasfa sa u.s. n " HAo = 1,Eb, b
Oct i,1s73-td asslVua ot rie9id Commissioners +,
7 n. B.-The Administrators Of John salter deceased
viii sell lot Of Rails and Posts and other articles
at the same time and place Of selling the Real Estate
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Bossier Banner.

The Dutch endeavored to
extirpate the Dutmeg from all
the islands of the Moluccas
except Banda, aud they had all
the trees removed thither for
better inspection but this at
tempted monopoly was com
pletely frustrated by the mace
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birds conveyed and dropped
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limits, spreading it over the
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The Paris American Register
says that some American and
French contractors and bank
ers in Paris have procured
land grants in AraZOna, where
they intend To establish a
French colony, and also to
construct a railroad from the
point of GuaymaS, Oh the Cult
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A man who was too mean t,

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II. w. Paul,
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MNDEN IL %

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The valuation of Atlanta,
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1,605 persons were arrested
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Tennessee pensions forty
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