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~ Animals belonging to o'Bren's Ira,

~ Animals belonging to O'Brien's Tray
cling Circus, are about going into their I'd an
nual Winter quarters, on farm near Browns
burg, Bucks Co., Pa, where they win be ae-
commodated until Spring. A short time ago
two large elephants arrived there with their
attendants, and one day last week two more
were forwarded, swelling the number to four,
and afordng u rare opportunity for all, who
so desire, of seeing the elephant. 1t is said
TO be very amusing to watch the antics of the
animals, and especially the manner in which
the elephants confiscate apples when given
them. A person may stand off at at n few
PAGES and throw apples down the elephants
throat as fast and as hard as he may choose,
or rather, his strength permit And when al
lowed to help themselves, they toss the apples
into their mouth with their trunk, at n lively
rate, soon gulping down vast quantities.
The number of animals already there will
be increased as the Winter approaches.
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A SUBSTITUTE FOR QUIaINE.

For years, qunne was regarded as the only spec &c
for maarous diseases, and immense gu mites Of the
drug we're annually consumed throughout our western
country, more particularly along the river bottoms aud
adjoining low lands.
With the fall mouths malaria, in all is varied forlns
stalks like epidemic through the land and whole dis
trcts prosirated with chs and fever, the entire
population shaking with aguc Heretofore, guinine
regularly resorted to- but while it frequently failed to
effect cure, 1t invariably derangcd the stomach pro-
dueing vertigo and fugitive pains in the head
such an extent that months elapsed ere the system re-
covered from its effects. These objections to its
marked, that the introduction Of Mahl9rs Herb
Biters was hailed as triumph In medicine, infinitely
certain in lis beneficial effects than qrnine II
possessed Of the dement's of that drug Instead of
nauseaiDg II tones and nvigoratcs the stomfch, and
while speedily expeBg the noxious hnmors increases
the appetite and facilitates Digestion thus rendering the
system stronger, and better fitted to resist the attacks Of
disease In fact judclous of Misblers Herb Bit
ters at this season of the year will prevent the rcc1r
renee of this disease even in those who have never PASS
ed autumn without It, An experience Of twenty
years proves i TO be the greatest ASrIrERoDlc known
to medical science.
changes affections OF the Kidneys. Hundreds OF
farmers mechanics, and aboring men. strong and hardr
occasionally cxcrueiatin2 pains IN the back and
the oins experience frequent desire 10 pass water
pain during It's passage and frequent stoppages in its
how. These are manifestations resulting from some
strain heavy i perhaps years ago. and aggravated
by every change in the weather Every slight cold flies
direct TO this weak spot, and unless promptly at
tended to The disease becomes chronic and the once
strong miserable wreck. Misblcf's Herb Blters
is the only certain remedy for this class Of diseases II
has peculiar tendency 10 the kidneys, stimulates them
to hcaiihy the cause prevents the
formation Of brirk-dust deposits which, If permitted
continue, win by cohesion form gravel stone, necessat
ing painful operation for lis removal Many OF the in
gradients entering into its composition, universally
recognized specifics for all complaints Of the urinary
orgls In Liver Complaint Dyspepsia all disorders Of
the Bowels and affections Of the Throat and Lungs il
equally certain aud eficaceus while, remedy for
the complaints peculiar to the femalesex has equal
LADIES old and young. married aud single, in every
condition Of life will find this GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
Dromm sg( eerfn anil ne iabie This pale. sallow
nj on Is replaced by blooming, hnaltbiil
anee and its occasional enables Nature perform her
functions REGULARLY AND WITHOUT INCONVENIENCE
Sold only in bottles by all Druggists apd general dealers
Oct ILh z mos.
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eB We are informed that certain Demo-
cratic politician of this city is telling the labor
ing people employed by the Penna. r. r. Co.
that the reason the company has reduced their
wages and put them on short time is because
they voted last year against the company's
candidate for Assembly. And yet that man
would be angry If any one should tell him he
lied
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cB- Tke Young Mems Literary Society, OF
ahis city, have changed tlseir place OF meeting
from the reem that they have been occupying
in Lyeeum Hall to the building formerly used
ay Mr. p. IL Mathews as an Office Their
regular meetings for debate are held On We'd
sesday evenings. At ctaer times they use
the building Us q reading room and place for
social meeting. The aaenlbers would be pleas
ed to have any of their friends call GA them,
either to assist ia the debates or simply as
visitors ard listeners.
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stead, bureau, or any other furniture l may
want, because l believe in supporting home
trade, when prices are as low as elsewhere
If there is such a man, let him get his eyes
open by experience, dearly bought. Cali at 40
Coryell ST., Lambertville, and examine the
large and handsome stock
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tzy- Sosnc Democrats in this city expressed
wonder to Coz. Barke, that he an lrishm1au,
could be Republiean Cam they explain
how it Is that Irishmen can support Bedle7
who is Ex-Gev- Randolph's candidate? Kan
dolph was one Of the old - Know Nothing
party born &ristoerat : and yet he expects
to be elected United States Senator provided
--prosided-tlae Democrats have majority in
the Legislature.
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rs The old still-house in Frencbtown, be-
longing to A. Fluck, was fired early on last
Saturday morning. The largest building was
destroyed. This is about the fourth time it
has been set on fire. The fire was discovered
about 415. There were two buildings within
feet of each other. They fired both, but
only the larger one burned. There are parties
that have grudge against Fluck, who are
supposed to be the incendiaries. Loss $40, 900.
Insured for 81. 600.
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sag Some Of the fellows who bou hit up
Democratic voters at $50 cents for Voor-
hees vote two years ago, are now very yir-
tuous, and have ready a poster warning others
against following their example. The Demo-
cracy used to pride itself on its incompatible
ty, but g how has She mighty fallen" when it
thus advertises its shame.
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Us Our paper is almost entirely given up
to political matters this week, to the exclu-
sion OF local affairs. OF the latter, however,
there is little requiring notice. Next week
we hope to give the usual attention to home
news, &c.
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MIR. EDITOR 1T seems to me that pub
lie officer who will ignore what has been the
customary duties Of his office, (trivias eues at
that. at the cost ofeommon charity and kind
ness, on mere technieality, has arrived at
pitch of perfection in the art of g how not to
do it, that ought forever to disqualify him
for any position where the poor and destitate
must depend npon him fcr relief A.
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ty- The Cotton Mills, (Amwell Mills Com
pany) have been stopped for some ten days.
but have now orders for their goods, and
will start again on Monday next. The Com
pany have been obliged to make reduction
in the wages of employees in order to run
their mill at all. The Supt. informs us they
have now a prospect of work for the winter,
which will be good thing for our city, even
if wages are somewhat reduced
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cB- While some are being astonished at the
great feats of modern pedestrians, others
are practicing on the streets of our city The
other evening an unchallenged would-be pc
destrian if he could walk fast enough ac-
complished the wonderful feat of walking u
miles on our pavements, in IL minutes, more
OF less, and informs us that he will accept all
challenges, run all risks, and be contented ii
beaten while contesting with those who chal-
lenye him for the pedestrianship of this city.
He claims the above record, "more or less .
being included. Arrangements can be made
by applying to one of the employees of this
office.
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A MAN in RUINs.-One of the saddest
spcctacles in the world is a human being shat
tered and broken down by the use of ardent
spirits. But the damage may be repaired, the
ruin restored to perfect soundness. by a course
of that most powerful of all invigorants, Dn.
WALKERS VINEGAR Buffers. Beware of
those 'tonics of which rum is an element.
They aggravate disease and promote decay.
Oct. 80, 4-w
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AN INSULT TO IRIsHMEN.-Col r. Burke,
a distinguished Irishman, and prominent as
Fenian few years ago, (having been sem
fenced to death by the British government
for engaging in Fenian revolts,) was an
nounced to deliver an address in Holcombe
Hall, in this city, last evening, on the "poli-
tical situation" The smoke-shop' crowd
were alarmed A Republican Irishman is a
bad kind of person (for the Democracy to
have around, but when this Republican Irish
man dares to make speech to his fellow
countrymen, it is time to sound the Alarum
Here it is :-.-
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gy- House Painting, Graining, Glazing,
Paper Hanging, &c, done by STEPHEN Hull,
shop in rear of Main st. Market. A 2G-3m.
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aB@ Lasting Caters Solid Leather insolt S
every pair warranted, only 81 So At
TT. r. II. VAN IIokN's.
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cB 1t is astonishing how soon men loose
their influence according to the Demo-
cratic "leaders." Some young Irishmen of
this city, who have for years been active in
the Democratic party and whose influence
slas been sought after by the office seekers of
the party, have chosen to take an independent
course ia the present campaign, and immedi-
.,ately the Headers - make the announcement
that these men ~ have no influence" II that
IS so why do you feel SO mad about it, Messrs.
Demaeratie Wiippeas-in?
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eB- Don't use injurious washes and pow
ders on your teeth. Pitman's Xanthoxylum
beauties and improves the teeth, and no risk
is incurred. Sold by druggists. I
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GEs- A lot Of Wall Paper remnants for sale
at great reductions, at Moore's 40 Union ST.
Sept. Both, t.f
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Whalebone Corset can be had for $500 at
jy. 29.-tf w. w. PERRINE's.
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C5S" Beware of imitetons. The only seam
less, double-steel, pure whalebone CORSET,
can be had for 81 90 to $1.75 at VAN HoRN's.
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FoR RENT.-A seven-room brick house, in
good repair. for rent. Enquire Of S. G. Ian
dis, or at this Office. Oct. 18th, t.f
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ag- Take your knives and scissors to c. II.
CLARKE, 50 York street, and have them sharp
ened.
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~ Buy your Wall Paper at Moore's, 40
Union Street. Sept. 30, If.
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~ Pure Cider Vinegar for sale by the
quart or gallon at LoUpEN's Shoe Store, 33
Coryell st. Lambertville. Ct.
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nSg- The best fitting ready-made SHIRTS,
can be had at r. II. VAN HoRN's.%
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Ia al tbs newspapers this state authorized pub
insertion zach week Tor the term Of hrse months,
IN each Of said NspapsTs ihs propos Amend nen,s
legislature and filed in YOUR Office by the Secretary of
- '''' JoEI rARsER Governor
| Proposed amendments 10 The Cons'i-
tuition Of he state Of No,s Jcrsey.I
ARTICLE I.
RIGHTS ASp PRIVILEGES.
Inser; as paragraph ~ paragraph follows:
~. Noeouny, city. borough, town. township viii
lsge shalt hereafter ive any money properly, loan
is money credit IN aid any Individual
olatln corporation, beoiae security he di-
resly or Indirectly the owpsr III p;y soek bonds of
any association or eurpolatian.n
"Nolonasion d land q apprepfatlo q money shall
be made ~ tbs state my unieis corporation - or
Tor ta use q any sosaty AssosAon q corporation
Change the number Of present paragraph 10 u num-
ARTICLE n
nIaHr on SUFFRAGE
Seton l.
Strike out the word awhiter between the word
"evcry' and the word finale in the 7rsi limo.
Add to the paragraph the following:
"And provided farther that In time Of war no eiector
IN the actual military service Of the state, of the
United States IN the army navy thereof shall be de-
priyed of his vote by OF his absence from such
election district and the legislature shall have power
to provide the manner in which, and the time and place
turn aud canvass of their votes in the election districts
in which they respectively reside'
Section fr
c,.;.o -, -, 20 ~, s :,
alai,n @ az u s'e seeona ssesioa "itsf inc WoEu
oii'e'!' ,nr,,,, -,
Ai'iiNi'r -
LEGISLATIVE.
Section r
Paragraph sstrke out the words second Tuesday of
octoher' and insert IN lieu thereof the words first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November
Section n.
Parauranh Strike out the f,llowiny words {.
"a ao,sonsat,,. g. ,,,,au, =, -, s...,
~ t,'V' eiNisSs, - w "scetettufu
@ i ~, ~, =, e % .ne s.asei w,,en
r M u, % p' $500 W. sum % ,hfee ueisars
i "a, u ~ psr,oa %, 'priy ays rom he ne
a. ~ " IA hu SUM iio' .Neeeu tue sum u o,ie
w, NN"fn nv '."ss tN y tho
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IN FRESHMEN,
Do Not Be Deceived !
GEN. K. BURKE
Is tie "HIGH BRIDGE" ORATOR


IN THE
Interest of the Republican Candidates.
Could anything be more insulting to intelli-
gent Irishmen than the above? 1t is in effect
an order for them to stay away from the
meeting. L it is not. it is still worse
it is then an assumption that Irishmen
after attending the meeting and hearing the
speaker would not have intelligence enough to
know which side the speaker was advocating.
Notwithstanding the above order, a large
number of our Irish citizens, together with
many others, turned out to hear Col. Burke,
who made a good Speech but little to much
in the analytical and logical line for popular
audience. As he did not refer to county
politics at all, the statement that he was the
"Iligh Bridge orator was proven to be
false.
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US One OF two boarders wanted. Apply
at THE RECORD Office ct
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SreNon IIIL

Insert as paragraph 9, a new paragraph, as follows;
p Every officer Of IA legislature shall before he
ters upon his duties take and subscribe the following
oath or affirmation: | do solemny promise and swear
tor affirm that VIII faithfully, impartially and Justly
perform all the duties Of the Office Of , to the hest
Of my ability and understanding; that will carefully
preserve al records papers writings property en-
trusted for safe keeping by virtue OF my Office
and make sleh disposition Of the same may be re-
ntt red by law ~
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ARTICLE v.
EXECUTIVE.

Paragraph 6.-Afcr the word "legisature.n whore 1t
occnrs first in said paragraph insert the words or the
Paragraph Add to the paragraph the following:
II any bill presented 10 the governor contain
raj items Of appropriations Of money, he may object
or OF such items while approving Of the ether
portions Of the bill In such case h. shall append to the
bill, nj the time OF signing IT, statement Of the items
to which he objects aud the appropriation objected to
shall not take effect II the legislature be Ia session he
shall transmit 70 the house In which The bill originated
copy Of such statement and the items objected To shah
be separately reconsidrd II on rcconsideration one
members ELECTED to each house the same shall be part
of the law Notwithstanding the objections of the gov
bills not approved ~ the governor shall apply TO eases
In which he shall withhold his approval FROM any item
Paragraph s.-add 10 the paragraph The following:
Nor shall he be elected by the legislature to any
United states during the term for which he shall have
been elected governor"
ARTICLE VII
APPOINTING POWER AND TENURE or OFFICE
Section T.
MILITIA OFFICERS
Paragraph 5.--After the words major generals In
The words the aduant general and quartermaser
Paragraph e.--strlke out the words the adjutant
general, quaTtermaster general and.'f
Also strike out the word other"
Section II
CIVIL oFrIcERs,
Paragraph 1-Strke out the word andp where IL oe.
frst 10 the paragraph and insert after the word
appeals" the following words; aud judges of the in-
Change the uut0ber Of present paragraph number
2, and strike therelfom the following words; and the
keeper aad inspector OF the state PRISONS and insert in
lieu thereof the words "and comptruller'
Also, strike ont the words one year in the second
clause Of paragraph Of sactioa and fuseEt in lieu
thereof the words - three years.
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
and strike out the word and where II occurs htween
the word chancery' and the word secretary"
Also insert after hc word astatee the words; and
change the number Of present paragraph to nunber
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! LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lambertuitte, N. u, Oct. rs, 1874.

Local. Observation-Disclosures. Wittenmier
drew crowded audience at the NJ E. Church,
in this city, last Sunday evening, and de-
livered an address of great interest.
The Rev. Chas. II. Thomas will begin
his labors as pastor of the First Baptist
Church of this city, on Sunday the 18th of
November-two weeks from next Sunday,
To beautify and preserve the teeth, use
Pitmans Xanthoxylum.
thigh Bridge" seems to scare the
Democratic leaders in this vicinity. They APP
pear to think it a great act of temerfty that
the Irish should dare to hold Convention
without asking their permission.
MIR. VIM. G. Ely, of this city, who re-
Gently received an appointment as cadet in
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., will leave
home tomorrow to enter upon the duties of
his position.
MIR. Ely K. Solliday has opened watch
Lacey's saloon, and has good assortment of
the latest and most beautiful styles of jewelry,
watches, silver ware, &c. He has an excel
liant reputation as first-class matchmaker.
He will be pleased to have our citizens call in
and examine his stock.
j. Hart Brewer, of Trenton, "a native,
we believe, of this city, and son of the late
VIM p. Brewer, has been nominated tor the
Legislature by the Republicans of the I'd Dis
trict of Mercer Co. Mr.. Brewer is deserved
Ily held in high esteem by the people amongst
whom he lives, and the voters of his District
will do themselves honor by electing him.
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Mr.. ]. A. Bachman, at his marble yard in
the lower part of our city, has on hand large
stock of monuments, tomb stones, etc., and
is selling them for the present at about cost.
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Helms is fully prepared to repair slate
roofs promptly, or to put on new ones. D.
Clinton ST., Lambertville.
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~ The two monkeys, which have been
the source of so much amusement to all the
visitors to the Beaumont Deer Park during
the past Summer, have recently been removed
to Winter quarters, in New Hope at the resi-
deuce of Mr.. Levi Costner, an employee of
the Deer Park Association who has them in
charge. The monkeys are quite frolicsome
and mischievous, eating almost anything that
is palatable to man. One watching their ma
noeuvres and untiring activity can scarcely
fail to be reminded of the theory of Darwin
ism, (of mans relation to the inferior order, J
and to conscientiously consider that if man de-
velops from this order-while he is advancing
from monkeyism in intellect, he is at the same
time at an equally astonishing proportion ret
regarding in general agility. Be this as it
may, we would not advise any one to try to
cultivate too close an intimacy with them, as
they are, as yet, far from being developed and
enlightened to Mr.. Darwin's high and lofty
ideal of mans highest capacity.
A ground hog was also being quartered at
Mr.. Costner's but on Thursday evening last,
it sought and found that freedom not to be
enjoyed behind the Stats Of his cage. Since
his departure, no clue to his whereabouts can
be ascertainedA
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gT- Messrs. Bowers and beats, of New
Hope, were engaged in severe and danger
GUS combat, on street running from Della
ware street to the river, below the Iron Bridge,
on Monday of this week. quarrel original
ed between them (both being under the inhu-
ence of liquor,) about the settlement of some
trivial debt in connection with bateau
owned by them and used by them for the pur-
pose of picking and carting boothers along
the river. They not being in a state Of ac-
quiescence, differed in opinion, calling hard
names-wlich was soon followed by blows.
A spade was used by one of the party, who
dealt his enemy severe blow on the head a
short distance above the temple, from which
the blood issued in stream. After they both
were pretty well mangled and covered with
blood they were separated by men who had
by this time collected in force enough to re-
establish order. The firm of Bowers & Co.
were ushered into the presence of A. b. John
son, Esq, who placed Bowers under $500
bail, to keep the peace. Some one going his
bail, he was again allowed his usual freedom.
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tz Election on Tuesday next.
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FEATHER REPORT.

Lambertville, October 14th, 1874
onx. nr.N
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October ii, ls7l=lt.
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RIGHT or sUprR AGE
Paragraph 7-striko out The fDllowlng words

Paragraph 3Strike the words second Tuesday of
ocuher and insert Ia lieu thereof the words first
Tuesday after the first Monday in November
S,aay,an
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| Proposed amendments 10 the Consfi-
tuition Of The state Of 4No;e Jcrsey.J
NM ICLE I.
RIGHTS ASp PRIvILEaEs.


InseT; as paragraph u, new paragraphas follows:
~. Noeouniy city borough, town, township viii
age shalt hereaiisr give any money y properly Or loan
its money credit aid Of any Individual,
oiaton corporation beoiae scsrity he di
rey or Indirectly the ovpsr Vi ey stak or bonds Of
any association reorpoiati.n'
Insert ns paragraph ~ paragraph, ~ follows;
Ne donation q and orappfopfatipi,o q napney shall
be made ~ the state auy municipal corporation
for Tie use Of any softly assosaiion corporation
whatever. a
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