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Twenty five Years Experience.
MEDICAL OFFICE OF DR.. ROSE

No. 80 West Market street, one square
North of Bates House.
OFFICE HOURS-S A. n. 20 p. n, and TO 3
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NEVER FAIL. Radical cures guaranteed without
loss of time or change Of diet.
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success. Private insulation rooms connected
with Office. Charges Ia accordance WITH circum'
stances Of patient. CONSULTATION FREE.
Address all communications TO
DE-. #. w. ROSE,
No. 50 West Market St., Indianapolis. Ind.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,

Ashland, the home of Henry Clay, and Old
eral colleges. Six colleges in operation, with
their separate Faculties, 20 professors and in
structors, with average OF more than 800
students each session since the war. Fees very
low. Good boarding from 81 TO 81 per week.
Sessions begin second Monday in September.
For catalogues or other Information address,
enclosing stamp, j. Is. BOWMAN,
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JOINT DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

OF MARION AND SHELBY COUNTIES.
A meeting of the delegates for the nomination
OF democratic candidate for represent alive.
Jointly tn be elected by the voters OF Marion and
Shelby counties, viii be held on Saturday.
August next, at the Hall of Represent RtiveS
in ts'is city, at o'clock p. NJ.
BY order of the mmittee.
INDIANAPOLIS, July Is, 1874.
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OF AuMrNIsTRATFaN

Notice is here by given that the undersi gned
has been appointed by the Clerk of tne Marion
Circuit Court of Marion county. state of iDdf-
ana, administrators of the estate OF William
Harting, late of Marion county, deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 he solvent.
SOPHIA HARrINtf. AdminiStg atrix.
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Pole, Wis.

Over 800 acres cultivated. Bloomington
Nursery, Illinois. Those wishing to plant Fruit
Trees, Vines, Shrubs, Flowers, etc., will do well
to engage them of ]. NJ. Perkins, who is now so.
Letting orders for this celebrated nursery, he
being their special agent here. PoStofllce ad-
dress. IndianaDoIis Ind
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DREFtRRED SPECIALS.
GOOD HEALTH-How TO GET 1T.

0OOD HEALTH-HOW TO GEsT 1T.
Take occasionally few doses OF Hoohand's
German bitters. IL gives tone to the stomach,
facilitating the digestion and assimilation OF
iood, SO necessary TO the nourfshment OF the
foul matter that would otherwise impair the
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headache, biious disoTdeps iaandce, packae chez
Titability
They act not drastic purgative, but by
aroqsing the dormant functions of nature to
neaithy aeifon, and thus setting the channels
iree cleanse and nourish the whole system to
vigorous, joyous health.
1t is not rum bitters, but pure medicinal
who joyfully testify TO It's wonderful efficasy
in curing dis ease and restoring health.
When brisk purgatiye is required, use Hcof-
without pain or dist ess.
Proprietors, JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO.,
Philadelphia. and by all druggists.
ss-FOR CLERK-T. a. Goodwin is a candi-
date for County Clerk, subject to the will OF the
voters OF Marion county, at the October election.
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o
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They win never break down,
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IL the Sozodonts daily brushed in.
ns-Infammation of ali kind, is instantly ar.
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| tractor. % cents.
Bs-wEEK,S DOINGS IN wALLSTREEr. Fx
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OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the clerk of he Marion
Circuit Court of Marion county, state of Indi-
ana, administrator of the estate of Eliza Kemp
ton, late of Marion county, deceased- Said cs-
tate is supposed TO be solvent.
JESSE WRIGHT. Administrator.
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SURING VERsII- ,osRLINe.

There are many medicines that give transient
RELIEF in sickness without Joacning the source
anu seat the complaint. HostetterIs Stomach
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CPECIAL NOTICES.
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CPEEDILY CURED.
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those of Eastern cities, are longer established.
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Portland, Maine.
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BS-WEEK'S DOINGS IN WAILSTREEr. Elk
plains stock operations small capital with
out risk. Copy sent free. TUNBRIDiE & &C
2 Wall street, New York.
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ss-FOR CLERK-T. A. Goodwin is a candi-
date for County Clerk, subject to the will of the
voters OF Marion county, at the October election
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-08-05

God thinks more Of the good than Of the
influential.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-08-05

urpr Ia much In an artistic way in the August ALDIFE
which win delight all lovers of the beautiful Nothing
more graceful or charming has ever been seen IN an
American magazine than the fu-page picture called
The Village Beauty drawn and engraved by the emil
nent French artist, c. Metals. The flowers ana shrub
berv by which she surrounded the naturaness OF the
d,apery in which she Is clothed the rustic path sne
treads the innocent expression Of ner lace az
10 make rare and lovely picture. This work has been
engraved in cate and exquisite STYLE resembling
bank-note engravngs Mr. J. D, Woodward contributes
series of grand aud bold pictures Of the Palisades OF
the Hudson some Of the most striking scenery IN
"a The full-page picture Of the Pinnacles OF the Fall
sades is massive and solid in appearance ana w give
the readr new idea of these great towers Of Stone
Two large pictures contributed by Peter Moran caieo
"The Shady Lane and The Sunny Slope are sure 70
arrest the attention please the eye since tney rep
resent pastoral scenes with which all Americans are IA
nliar. The cattle and sheepin the woods or seSking
the brooksde for water true to life and full Of the
snrit of summer time picture, ful-page, remarkable
for lis light and shade rich foliage, and deep clear
waters is from the pencil Of Krusean van Elten ana Is
a view on Esopus Creek near Kingston, N T. Inc OIL er
illustrations this number consist Of three hne views
of Westminster Abbey, portrait Of Augustin DAILY ana
THE Break last by Epp, German artist Iheiiteray
contents Of The August AIrINE consist OF seventeen +
ticles all original and all replete with interest," Joseph
Watson writes Of William HogHrth +" Fannie roper
Feudae has an article on White Elephants" Eugene
Foa relates an interesting incident In the life Of Ludwig
Won Beethoven; Mrs. N. Z. W. Sherwood has story
called .Ny Only Ghosts J. c. stockbridge has an essay
called Memories Of Fesols. and Mrs. F. W Winthrop
has an article American English and English Eng
lshn Dr. Walker has second article on West
minister Abbey The poems and numerous editorial ar
ticles in the August ALDsE of the usual merit and
interest. Subscription price, S. including chromos
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AUGUST s, 1874

THE nth THE visit Of the 7'h hcgt.
N. g., s. N j., to Freehold and Long Branch
hast week, was highly pleasing to all concern-
cd, The regiment was reviewed at Long brancn
by Gen. Grant, Gov. Parker. and others
Gov. Parker publicly paid Col. Angel the
compliment of being one of the best and most
thorough officers in the State, while Gen. Grant
said that he had not often seen better
review than that of the 7th under favorable
circumstances while at the time Of the review
it was raining aud the regiment was COM
PEELED to march through mud ANGLE deep.
All the papers speak Of the 9TH in high praise.
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LIVINGSTONE IS DEAD.

For 80 years MILLIONS have iaetly watched the
ILouIs STRUGGLES and GRAND ACHIEVEMENTS, of this
HERO and eagerly desire the Com
pete Life-Hstory which unfolds also the ueatM and
curiositie of scid and rosderd country. 1t is
ready and selling to beat everything More agents
Wanted AT ONCE Address, HUBBARD BROS. Pub
fishers, 1913 SAMSON St.. Pha., Pa. Aug- s, 1874.-4w
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DEATHS.

GROOM.--In New Hope, Pa. Aug. 4th, 1874, William
Groom, in the n year Of his age
Funeral at house ofhis son-in-law Mr. Amos Gilbert
New Hope, on Friday morning next at 10 o'clock.
NAYLOR-At Paxson's Corner, Bucks Co.. Pa. July 6th
1874 William Naylor, in the 74th year of his age.
HUSELToN.-In Lambertyille, July &c. 1874, Samuel
Huselton, in the 10Th year of his age
ENNfS--In Lambertville, July 27th 1874 Thomas son
of Thomas D. and Margaret Ennis, aged 5months.
PITTENG Err rat Rngoes, July 10th, 1874, Amy 7. Pit
tenger, aged % years.
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ANOTHER CoMET.-In communication to
the Rochester Democrat and Ctfonicle, Prof.
Swift says that "a new comet was discover
ed at Malseilles France, on Sunday morning
last, in the constellation Draco, the announce
ment of which reached me this morning. l
commenced searching for it at early dawn,
and in few minutes caught sight of the
stranger. 1t is quite large and bright for a
telescope comet, and has strong central con
densation, but, as far as could judge both in
polar and lunar sunlight, has no nucleus or
tail. It is in the fourth coil of Draco, and
rises at the rate of about one degree day.
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Paragraph 3strke out the words second Tuesday oil
Tuesday after the first Monday in November
1aalso
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ARTICLE ".
EXECUTIVE.

Paragraph 6-After the word Legislature" where it
first In said paragraph insert the words or the
Paragraph add to the paragraph the following;
"1f any hill presented to the governor contain seve
or Of such items while approving Of the other
portions Of the bill In such he shall append to the
Which m - Objects and G 50 objected e.
shall take effect If thu legislature be In session he
cow such ana she items obee e
be separately reconsdered. IL reconsideration, one
more of such items be approved BY majority Of the
members elected to each house, the shall be part
Of the law notwithstanding the objections of the gov
All the provisions Of this section In relation to
in which he shall withhold his approval from any item
or items contained in bill approprating money!
NoT shall he be elected BY Tie legislature i to
Office under the government Of this state of the
United states during the term for which he shall have
been elected governor"
ARTICLE VII.
APPOINTING POWER AND TENURE OF OFFICE.
Section
MILITIA OFFICERS.
Paragraph snAfte5 the words major generals In
sert the words adjutant general and
Paragraph s-strIke out the words athe adjutant
general, quartermaster general and"
Also strike out the word other"
Section H
CIVIL oFFIcRRs.
Paragraph 1Strke out the word and' (where 1t oc-
Appeals the following words and Judges Of the In
ferior court of common pleas"
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
2 and strike therefrom the following words sand the
Keeper and inspector OF the state and insert In
lieu thereof the words and comptrollerm
Also strike out the words year in the second
clause Of paragraph Of section q and insert in lieu
thereof the words" three years"
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
and strike the word and where il between
the word ehanesry and the word secretary"
Also insert amer the word state" the words: and
the keeper of the state prison."
Change the number Of present paragraph sto plumber
4. 4
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
s.
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
6and strike therefrom the words annually, annual"
and hey may be reelected until they shall three
years but longer" Insert after the word assembly
the following words and they shall hold their Offices
for three and add 10 the paragraph the f,owing
words "sheriffs shall annually renew their bonds"
Change the number OF present paragraph to number
7.
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
Change the number of present paragraph 10 to number
,.
Change the number Of present paragraph II to number
Aug. sth, 1874 isk
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The New York World thus speaks Of the

The New York World thus speaks Of the
Indiana platform !:
A very dead horse lies spread out stiff, stark,
and cold on the Indiana Democratic platform.
1t is the Pendleton proposition to pay the
ffve-twenty bonds In greenbaoks. Some rascal
ly Ohio politician dumped it there, we sup
pose, to destroy Mr.. Hendricks's chances ioi
the Presidential nomination in 1876. The
dead horse had better be carted off to the
rendering watts as soon as convenient me
stencil would not be good for the health of the
Democratic party.
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Section VIZ

Insert as paragraph Q new paragraph, as follows:
~ Every officer Of the legislature shall before he en-
upon his duties take and subscribe the following
oath or affirmation: Il do solemnly promise and
Tor affirm that will faithfully impartiay and Justly
perform all the duties of the Office Of - to the best
OF my ability and understanding that will carefully
preserve all records papers writings or property en-
and make such disposition of the may be
Quired by law"
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They have famous pulpit oratdrin Halle
ton, Penna., in the person Of A. b. Jack,
pastor of the Presbyterian church. A short
time since he preached in a neighboring town,
and was heard by Robert Bonner. proprietor
of the New York Ledger. Mr.. Bonner was
SO well pleased with him, that he afterwards
sent him check for $780, A profitable
preach that.
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TEAS.

REALLY delicious and 6ne favored Tea be
IA bought at WycKoFFs for Little ,nDuey- Call at bis
store iii Church o.. near Union, 90 tsss y
Aug. TO- 1s72
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The Commissioners of Appeal In cases of
taxation met at the Council Room, on Monday
last. But little business, and that of an UNI
important character, came before the Board.
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NEWS AGENCY.

I'm connection with the store the subscriber has q
News Agency, presided by his son. where he will
keep on hand ali the popular dailies story papers,
&C. Subscriptions received the year pub
fishers prices Papers delivered to subscribers IN all
parts of the Borough.
New Hope, Pa, June 10, Is74.-sm S
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THE MARKETS.
LambertYill E, August 5, 1874.
MARRIAGES.

2sth, at the NJ e Parsonage in
Remington by Rev. G. H, Winans, Isaac Larue and
Sarah y. Green, both of Delaware township.
ALLSHOUSE-COOPER.--At Point Pleasant Bucks Co.,
Pa, July 3d. 1874 by Rev. George Young, W. H. Ais
house, Of Plumstead and Miss Eva Cooper of Tinicum
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SOMETHING NEW
In New Hope!
Food for the Head and Stomach |

ntEE subscriber has within few weeks past opened
j Grocery. Meat and Vegetable Storein New Hope In
Kitchin's building formerly known as the +" First Ma
tiona Saloon" opposite the Town Hail. where he will
keep full stock In the above line and win sell at prices
low be purchased anywhere in this section
The people Of New Hope and vicinity invited give
his store trial.
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English Honors to American Astrono-
mers.

The valuable information communicated by
our Washington correspondent on the prog
ress Of astronomy in this country, published
elsewhere, demands more than q passing no
tice, for we find that our English rivals have
not been slow to recognize the great ad-
vances made in the United States greater
than have been made in other countries dur
ing the same period Of time. In few weeks
the expedition now fitting out will sail for dis
tant waters to observe the transit Of Venus
It will have some Of our accomplished as
tronomers on board, and their work, we hope,
will equal that detailed in our interesting let
ter. The record of discovery is unusually
brilliant in astronomical triumphs. Five more
asteroids have been discovered, four of the
five by Peters and Watson. The work Of Pro-
lessor Peters, of Clinton, N. Y; of Professor
Yarnall, Of the United States Naval Observa-
tory; the illustrations of astronomical phe-
nomena by Professor Winlock, of Harvard;
the successes of DR.. j. b. A. Gould; the
discovery of two hundred double stars hy
Mr.. Durham, of Chicago, and the
just tribute to Professor Newcomb, of the
United States Naval Observatory, indicate
progress which does not surprise us at the
testimonials of the Royal Astronomical
Society. We can take even wider view of
our national successes. Professor Bond gave
new satellite to Saturn Miss Mitchell
received gold medal from Denmark King
for the discovery Of comet and Tuttle and
Ferguson have assisted to swell the number of
planets discovered by Americans to nearly
fifty. The magnitude Of the labors of these
devoted scientists can best be appreciated
when we note that Dr. Gould of the Dudley
Observatory, with his assistants, Mr. Thorne
and Mr.. Bachman, have been observing four
hundred zones, embracing fifty thousand stars,
in the Southern Hemisphere, and which they
have beer photographipg after the method of
Mr.. Rutherford, our own distinguished anna
teur. Mr.. Burnham's discoveries furnish
good example of the quality Of our American
work, when we read that he has found '.pairs
of double stars which had escaped the
notice Of the two Herschels the Strives,
Danes and other double-star observers. Pro-
lessor Newcomb bore off the gold medal for
his eminence rs an astronomer, and the late
Captain M. r. Maury is remembered as dis
tinguished in the department to which he had
devoted the labors o. lifetime. Although
these honors come to US with qualification, we
should not forget that there are hundreds of
others doing quiet, effcctual work in oil depart
ments Of American science-Professor J. II.
C. Coffin, in mathematics and nautical astron-
omy; Professor Nourse, in the same depart
ment: Gauaral Myer aud THOMPSON B. Maury.
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Our UNRuLY PRorEaEs ON THE PLAINS
The Indian Commissioners out West, who
undertake to take poor Lo in hand and cure
him Of his scalping and thieving propensities
by powwows and wordy argument, have met
with significant rebuff from the redoubtable
Spotted Tail and his tribe The old chief,
who has only temporarily retired from the
tomahawking business, was indignant at the
invitation of the Commissioners to move on,
and expressed himself in terms more forcible
than polite. The rudeness OF the language of
one of those painted savages would not matter
much were it not generally followed by the
scalping knife. Peace policy seems to be
thrown away upon them, and the most
efficient argument in the case has always been
the rifle. The Chesterieldian suavity of
modern Commissioners only excites the de-
rision and contempt of such shining aborigines
as Spotted Tail. One stern command from
Sheridan or Custer is worth thousand peace
powwows.