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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-04-08

GN- The tickets of the two political par
ties for city officers are now in the field, and
it becomes the duty of our citizens to decide
for whom they will vote. The Republican
ticket, taken as a whole, is the best that has
ever been presented at a Spring election
The instances,wherc the Democrats offsetthcm
by more competent men are rare, and
there is little reason for cutting it. All we
ask is for the moral portion of the community
to vote for those who arc best qualified by in
tclligence and character to fill the positions
for which they have been nominated and If
they will do this, we have no fears of the re-
suit. No Republican or Democrat is under OBJ
legations to vote for bad men, and in any cleo
ton the character of candidates is of more
importance than their politics.
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WHAT Is THE MATTER?--What is the
matter with tho Great Moral Show? Have
their own party to be disguised with them p
Not one Of them has been re-nominated, or
nominated for any other Office. Men who try
to cut off peoples bread and butter for daring
to comment on their actions as Office holders
communities, and this has been the case in
their experience. Politicians who fight news
papers must have Justice on their side.
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FIRST WARD.


The First Ward Republican caucus was
held at Lair s Hail.. w. Mcdowell
Chairman, and Wm II. Moon Secretary.
The following ticket was nominated -
Council-John W. Mcdowell Griffith Will
liams, Robert O'Neil.
Assessor-Charles Massey.
Chosen Freeholler--Joh d. Jones.
Judge of Election--Chas. r. Swallow.
Inspector of Election-Wm. Fl. Moon.
Commissioner Of Appeal--Alex. Grant.
Ward Clerk--Samuel Stockton.
Trustee of Public Schools-Isaac W. Clev-
enger
VIM. B. Niece, Abrm. Trauger, and John
Stevenson, were appointed to fill vacancies.
]. w. Mcdowell was appointed the member
of the Republican City Executive Commit
tee from the LIST Ward.
The First Ward Democratic Caucus was
held at the Hibernia Engine House-John
Purtcll, Chairman, and Phil. Guillick, Secre-
tary.
The following ticket was nominated:
Council-Wm. Williamson, Mathew Gull
lick and Patrick O'Driscoll.
Freeholder-Levi Reynolds.
Assessor-lIugh Reynolds.
School Trustec--John A. Baclman.
Judge of Election--Patrick Rogan.
Inspector of Election--Wm. NJ. Hoffman.
). Ward Clerk--Phil. Guillick.
Commissioner Of Appcals--James OReilly.
John Foran was appointed member of the
City Democratic Executive Committee for the
First Ward.
John Smith, VIM. Williamson and John
Purtell were appointed delegates to the City
Democratic Convention
Ward Committee--Patrick O'Reilly, Mar
tin Drudy, and Patrick Smith.
SECOND WARD.
The Republicans of the Second Ward met
at the Council Room--Chas. A. Skillman,
Esq, Chairman, and DIR. J. Iayhurst, Secre-
tary.
The following ticket was nominated
81 Council--Levi Brown, VIM. v. Cooley, and
John G. Moore. ego H#4
Assessor--Watson Vanhorn. f8
y Freeholder--WilsonB ray.5a assa
\ ssJudge Of Eecti0n---John j. German.
Inspector of Election-Samuel Osmun.
Ward Clerk---Wm. e. Strykers
Commissioner of Appeal--Clark Pierson.
3 School Trustee--Clas. Schuhaus.
Col. A. w. Angel c. A.. skillman, ESQ.,,
and DR.. ]. Hayhurst were appointed to fill
vacanies. ~ sw M
3 Col. A. w. Angel was appointed member
of City Executive COMMITTEES for the Second
Ward. So
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SIGNING LICENSE PETTTIoNs.-As it is
about time for preparing petitions for hotel
and saloon licenses, we publish the following
extracts from tie laws, 50 that those who sign
them and those who grant them may under
stand their responsibilities att
The law charges the Courts, (and the Coun-
Gil takes the place Of the Courts aud = 1t
expressly requires them to license no more
inns and taverns than shall be necessary TO
Accommodated and entertain travellers and
strangers, to serve the public occasions of the
said counties Tor wards and for the convent
encc Of men meeting together to transact
business !. and to prevent as much as posi-
Die. inns aud tayefiis to be kept for the en-
oouragement Of gaming, tipping, drunken
ness and other vices" Niron's Digest p SV',
section 10.
Another clause on, the same page, section
t6, reads as follows: Every innhoider ana
tavern keeper shall have, and keep IN MS
or her house. at least two good feather peds
for guests, with good and sufficient bedclothes
for the same, and provide and keep gooo'
wholesome and sufficient diet for travellers
and stabling and provender of hay and gram
for four horses more than his or her stock,
upon pain of FORGETTING for every neglect or
default OF having any Of the articles IN TINS
clause mentioned, the sum of three dollars 10
be recovered by action Of debt, with COSTS IN
any court Of record having cognizance there
Of, by any person or persons who shall prose-
cute for the same. ~ IS 4,
On page 800 the fourth section will be
found valuable as matter of information to
those who sign applications. It reads as
follows: "a. Ifany person who shall sign
recommendation as aforesaid, shall therein
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tB- Last week We published the first Of a
series Of articles on the Physical Geography
of Hunterdon County, by DR.. c. w. Larison,
Of Rincoes. The additional articles will be
furnished by DR.. l.. as time will permit. The
article of last week was of great interest and
contained very useful instruction and iafor-
nation; and the succeeding papers promise
to be equally valuable. DR.. Larson has taken
unusual interest in this branch of study. and
quito frequently goes with the students of
Seminary at Ringoes on excursions, with a
view to gather information in this depart
ment.
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Lambertyille. N. j.. April 9Th, 1874.

HOTEL CHANGES. Robert Sharp has sold
his hotel at Stockton, to ]. S. lIockenbury,
who formerly kept the County House at Flem-
ington. VIM. II. Cawlcy, who last year kept
tho National Hotel, in Frenchtown, has moved
to Milford, and Abram Fluck, Jr., Of Phila.,
has taken the stand. Finley Hyde will keep
the American Hotel, at Frenclltown, as tenn
perancc house, Geo. w. Wall, of the Wcrts-
vile hotel, has removed to Milestone. and will
keep a hotel there. Tho Wertsvlle hotel will
be kept by III. Higgins, formerly of Ringoes.
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can use Boschee's German Syrup without
getting immediate relief and cure. We have
the first case Of Coughs, Colds Or Consnmp-
ton, or any disease OF the Throat and Lungs,
yet to hear from that has not been cured. -
We have distributed every year for thee years
over 25O,O0D sample bottles FREE OF
CHARGE" by dmggists in all parts Of the
United States. No other Manufacturer of
Medicine ever gave their Preparations such u
test as this. Goto your Druggist, Robbins
s. Severns, or G. F. Moore, and got bottle
for rs cents and try 1.-TWO doses win relieve.
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Ia The Clinton Democrats very sore over
what it calls the Acknowledgement of Alex
andria township, and the creation of the town.
ship of Holland. It thinks. however, that
ano people could have moro powerfully pro,
tested against wrong than Alexandria has.
If it means by this certain few of the PEG
pie, the statement may be correct, rs we arr
told that about a thousand dollars was uses
this year and also last year, to prevent tn
passage of the BILL The very bitterness Q
the opposition led to Its passage. and tits be
lisvctl that there must be some rottenncss i
the management of the township affairs wlic
the division may disclose, that led ccrtai
parties to use such unusually strenuous effort
| to prevent it. -4IM 10 s#3Hfgt{N
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RERoR1.
O. II. LAnisoS-
CARD.

Having heard that a story was being cxten-
sively cirealatcd in this city to the effect that
have said that Holmes d Ely one Of the
candidates for Common COUNCIL from the 3ri
Wand WAS Instrumental in having the allow
ance heretofore paid me by the Pennsylvania
Railroad CO., on account of the loss of my
leg, discontinued, this is to certify that here
by brand the statement as false in every par
ticular and utterly without foundation.
wM. A. MrRpHy.
Lamhertyille. n. j.. April 9Th, 1874.
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DoN'r BE DIscouRAcEp.-Snppos you
haze sstried fifty remedies 1" and received no
benefit, is there therefore "no balm in Gil
ead?' Verify there is. Your liver may be
congested, your stomach half paralyzcd, your
nerves quivering, your muscles knotted with
torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your lungs
diseased, your blood full Of impurites--yet in
one week after commencing course OF DR..
WALKERS VINEGAK BrTTERs you win feel
like a new creature. March 18th, At. +
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have imposed Es4 the Court Or coaaeil)
either by signing to an underserved chafac-
ter, or BY tlsseabipg situation mot true, or
in any Other; manner, then every person 50 of
Tending, shall be deemed guilty OF mis-
demeanoL and OH conviction shall be Ande in
the sum Of ten dollars.
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gD Mr.. Joseph Smith, who is re-nominated
for Council in the Sd Ward, is one of the best
business men who has ever sat in that body.
During the past year his services have been of
the greatest Importance to our city, and lie
has closely watched the operations of the ire
sponsible majority which had control OF
the public purse strings, and his protests have
saved Urge sums to the treasury. Mr.
Brown who has also been re-nominatcd, has
also faithfully done his duty and has made al
excellent officer. They should be voted for by
every man, irrespective Of politics, who wish
es for good government aud 2 careful manage
ment II CDR finances. s9ssss@ -
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On Wednesday afternoon last, the carpenter
shop Of John Brown of yardlcyyille, was dis.
covered to be on Gre on the roof. On being
discovered, the neighbors took immediate
measures to arrest the flames by tho applica-
ton of water, and owing to their cxcrtion the
building was saved with little damage.
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! tH The affairs Of the Frcedmcn's Bureau
! are now being Investigated, owing to tho
charges made against Gen. Howard. The
bureaus sold by Titus, 40 Coryell St., Lam.
bertville, are always open for investigation.
The work willbe found good and the prices
cheap. Ditto all other kinds of furniture.
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r. MI. J. A. Pittinger, formerly of this place,
has opened q first-class grocery store in Dol
toms Block, on Warren ST., Trenton. He
willkeep a fun line Of fancy groceries, ETC.,
and he will be pleased to receive a call from
his numerous friends in this city and vicin.-
ty. See adv. A
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cB- A model Of simplicity and durability
light running, easy to learn, comparatively
noisclcss--the American Sewing Machine. II.
H. Van Horn, Agent. If.
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a.. .l a.Taz SIS & d r S ~
ExTnA MEErISGs.-Eldc Grow, an Evange-
list, of Carbonate, Pa, is holding series of
protractcd meetings at the Baptist Church in
this city, aud coi.sisiasab le interest has been
manifested Three or four have professed
conversion, and OH Tuesday evening six were
forward for prayers, The meetings will he
continued during the present week, and 1t is
expected, during the Coming week. He will
also preach next Sunday morning and even
Z ing. asisaas a.a.ai 81
The extra meetings still continue at the
Presbyterian Church, and the interest is kept
up.
The meetings at the NJ. E. Church have
closed Between eighty and ninety protested
.conscls.en siuriag tircir continuance. s.
CouRT.-The April term of Court viii com
mciice on Tuesday morning next.
Grand JHrSra Williams s. Gardner, Moses
Robbins, John Ramsey, Caleb f, Quick, Peter
Voorhees,, John S. Voorhees,, Isaac Alpaugh,
Lyman L. Griffin, Heber C. Belder, Joseph
b. Probasco, Joseph Gano, Mark Devlin, Jos.
gBonnslIs Eli w. Y1onass Cbaiacs Airaagh,
] jacob ri Andsssdn lIe,ny q. SEckel.s Jphn
Kuglcs William Hoppock, Joseph Smith,
Edward II. Holcombe, Asa Heath, John G.
Muirheid, William II. Manners.
{sst ysysr4-Dasiel y. sshsrp, Josial,
rsaiLs Jok4 Sac, Ges~gc Rowland ABRAHAM
s. Baaghart, Gilbert 3. Higgins Samuel OPP
siycke, Isaac Allcr, Johnson Gary, Anthony
NJ. Trimmer, Lewis B. Apgar, William H.
johnson, Peter B. Shrope, SEN, Joseph
Haincsg Elisha Vean, William Rake, Andrew
]. Cramer, Elastus Runyon, Paul X. Hoffman.
John NJ. Wycof John S. Emery. William II.
Baker, John NJ Chamberln, Oliver Vessel
ious, fBatcm,an Stout, Smith Ent, Wesley Bel
lis, Richard I'll. Wilson, joseph Cougle, Johu
Trimmer, Jr., Elisha s. Wyckoff, Elijah w.
Bells, Peter Sinclair, Richard II. Hall, Jacob
Rounsavil, George A. Rea, Josiah Cole, Will
liam Bonnell, Jesse P. Bodine, Henry F. APP
gar, Oliver Shafts, Miller Kline, Miles Cum
ningham, Lcmuel D. Myers, William b. Bang
hart, AsherW. Vandorcn, james Il Kline,
) Edward Thomas. So - ~
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- The most populsr Dry Goods Store in
Trenton, Is Groendyke's, IS East State st. It
is celebrated for the great stock kept on hand
and the very low figures at which they arc
Sold 1t.
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gay- Now that the building season has, be-
gun, Helms, So Clinton st., Lambertville, is
ready to put on slate roofs in the best man.
ner. All parts of the country visited
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eB- Rev. J. Thompson Carpenter entered
upon tho charge of the Episcopal church at
consSyille, in buckingham, on Easter Sun.
day.
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& .DRowNEp. "A little soti Of David and Eli
"a Fisher, between 8 and 4 years of age,
was drowned this afternoon in well upon
the premises where the parents reside, on
Franklin ST., above Corycll. The well had no
curb d Hat cover being placed over it, and by
some means this was displaced and the child
fell in, Coroner N. v. Young called jury,
who rendcreda verdict Of accidental drown
ing, and ceusurcd the owner of the property
for the. unsafe condition in which the well
was left.
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ey- AS the Spring is opening, people begin
to clean house and repair up, and refurnish.
The best place to buy furniture, or to have it
repaired, is at Titus Warerooms, 46 Coryell
ST., Lambertville. 1t.
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tD' Take your knives and scissors to c. II
CLARKE, 50 York street, and have them SHARP
encd. " ~
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ta- Fritz the photographer, has removed
from 464 Coryell St, to 80 North Union st.,
over the New Post Office. e 1t.
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eS- VAN Horn has the Alexis" French
Calf Shoe, for Gents They cannot be beat
for style and wear. M y
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eB- Facilities for making the best and
most improved work-Fritz i'll his new
Gallery, 80 North Union ST., over the New
Post Office. bf At.
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cB- Fritz's New Photograph Gallery, No.
80 North Union st.. Reception and operating
Rooms on the Second floor It.
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j ,r, -,
Inc democrats OF the SECOND ward met AZ
! Mathews HALL J. Scarborough, President
andssI< r 4 rr;n,n,srs rsa. secretary. 6 The
co,,e,.;a,- & 4 , 80. -,
'"tt''f s'sNe' 20 'o'"1
az n,' ,v.s, a 9esse u''hef
Assessor-.D 4. sutphln. ss
Fteeholsler~-Jas. Bird.
Judge Of Eeatlon--JesSe E,uImor.
11vspycsys & s,!sa II ra aspss La's
Comniss;onsr ~ Anpeal---Geo. n. IIol.
combe.
School Trustee -Chas Roberts.
Delegates to City Mills Math.
cws xticbae, r,,cas f,oo N.vlor
NJ. IS. en-.
ass'''n Y ivy f1Ns9es as' -
J. scarborough.
rufnD WARD.
Thr po,n,,;c,n. If t,,c Third ward met In
~, 4, - =. -
.ao'eonloc nah ~ Leah Sb"''' 's"", ~'1
'onh u. BACK Secretary.
Inc iol'ow'ng sackes was no'n'ns's. s, :.
,,.',', Su''s'' -@s's Nh 80
4 ssas . W;ii;sm n. yapd
Chosen Freeholder- Nehemiah Grcon.
Judge Of Election Isaac w. Lecch.
Ward Iierk--ln"mas Akers p,.,,.., rr.m
mol, i' ! ~ f1f's''' -
School Trustce--Will;am johnson.
Justice of the Peacc--William Dean,
Richard Hatn,nell. - 8
ra,~.,., n rto,.,,,,ho x.e a,,.,o,,te,i !,
:, F,i',>,..'s'> . s
member o. the llty ExecutiSe .on'n'sseo ior
the Third Ward.
The Democrats of the Third Ward met at
Boozcr's Hail. VIM. Lyman, Chairman and
A. II. llolcombc, Sec'y.--and nominated the
following. y5aassa stsF
ca...,.,, r.,.. csaru n,,,;o, 4 r ,r,.
r.s..";ns S..s..r W.
Ap aasasao /, Cars,a,r 7. .,,bcrt s
Froshn,aerNAsa IT Heath $50
=. T. ', ~ r,oas;" H. Na,n;,r ,f,,,s
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GB- Tho only seamless, doublc-stCel, puro
whalebone CORSET, can be had for $500, at
*ia ''H r. II. VAN HoRNs.
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tY- A very extensive stock of the latest
styles of furniture, for sale at TITUS store
46 Coryell st., Lambcrtville. 1T.
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cB- If you are going to paper this spring,
examine the stock at Moorc's, 40 Union St.,
before purchasing elsewhere. 2t.
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~ Citizens of this section who visit Trcn-
ton, should be sure to call at Groendyke's
New York Store, 10 Z. State ST. Dry
Goods at exceedingly low rates. 1t.
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| rB- New and beautiful style Of WALL Pa
PIERS, now on exhibition at MooRK's, 40
Union st. 1t.
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! LOCAL MIscELLANY.-Th Common Coun-
ell did not transact any business on Monday
evening, which was the stated meeting time.
1t adjourned to this evening.
An election for Lieutenant Colonel OF the
eth Rcgt., to fill a vacancy accustomed by the
resignation of w. w. Titns, will be held ut
the State st. House, Trenton tomorrow
| Thursday evening at = o'clock "a
Glen Gardener, in this county, which has
for long time enjoyed the reputation OF being
one of the iveliest little villages ON the line Of
the Central Railroad is becoming completely
nrostrated. The Gardner Manufacturing
Company and the other large frame factory,
have removed to New York. Real estate has
gone down at an alarming rate. u
Great contest at the election on Monday
next, between the Wheeler & Wilson and the
Domestic Sewing Machines
will some of our Bible readers who are
curious in its literature, answer the question,
"Who was Davd's mother?" and refer to
the passage by which they arrive at their con
clusion.k
.--A new Lodge of Knights Of Pythias was
instituted at Frcnchtown, on Tuesday even
ing, of last week, by d. d. G. c. Samuel
Wyskoff and members of Lone Star Lodge,
of this city, assisted by members from Even
ing Star Lodge, Of Milford.
AT the annual meeting of Stockholders of
the Lambertyille Mfg. Company, held at thu
Office of Joseph Smith, on Monday, April 9th,
The following named persons were reelected
Directors for the ensuing year Griffith
Williams, William Gown, John Groman, Cor
nelius Arnctt, Joseph Smith.
In village not far from Quakertown, in
this county, a couple were married recently
whose joint ages number 1874 years. The
youthful bridegroom was SO, his blooming
bride being just sweet IS. ~ Ell
Tho trial of the negroes Morocco and
Thompson, for the murder of Cruise, on Sour
land mountain, few months since, IAN ac-
count Of which we gave at the time, will
take place at the coming term of Court. J..
H. Hagamaii, Esq, of princeton, has been
selected as the prisoners counsel. z
The Hunterdon Democrat complains that
the evening train up on the f. Il. II. runs at
too late an hour.
Every man in this city who is DESTROYS of
an honest and reputable management of our
city affairs, is under obligation not only to
vote for the best men On next Monday, but to
endeavor to influence others to vote right.
The ''local of the Hunterdon Democrat
is annoyed by the resemblance between the
new ten cent currency and the fifty cent.
This arises, we may suppose, from having the
fifty cent pieces passed on him for ten cent
dittoes.
Wm.sT 7. Srepe, Of Freuchtown,. has been
appointed Master in Chancery.
--Rey..J. G. Soule, of the Christian Church,
Frenchtown, preached his farewell sermon on
Sabbath afternoon last.
"A Grange OF the Patrons of Husbandry
has been organized at Mount Pleasant in Alex
andria township.
"A revised map Of the route of the Della
ware and Pennington Railroad was filed in
the Office Of the Secretary, of-State, March
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ey- For perfect fitting shirt, leave your
order at Hookcr's. Z. (.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

rB- A full variety Of choice Flower and
Garden Seeds, Onion Sets, White and Vel
low, Mt Robbins, Sevcrns Il Halls.
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pey- Tho best fitting ready-made SHIRTs
can be had at II. II. VAN HoRS's.*
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CT Fashionable linen-lined PAPER Col,
LARS, only 20c. per box. Mt VAN HoRN's.
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Robert Grossly adyertises in another column
that he is prepared to sell chairs Of his own
manufacture, furniture, &c, at the lowest
prevailing rates. Mr.. Grossly is an excellent
workman and his chairs give good satisfac'
l-tiop Read the adv.
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atsg- Splendid new dry goods, at Groen-
dykes New York Store, 13 2. state ST.,
Trenton, N. ], II.
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Shoes, Caters, and Slippers, 60 to Louden's,
SO Coryell st. Ut
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81 tB- EARLY CABBAGE PLANTS for sale at
Clevenger's Garden, South Union st. ct.