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LAMBERTvTLLE, N. j.:
AUGUST 10, 1874

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION. The
Republican Electors of New Jersey; and all
persons who may desire to cooperate with us
IL the election Of our candidates, are hereby
invited to elect delegates to represent them
in a State convention, to be held at Taylor HAN
in the City of Trenton, on THURSDAY,
AUGUST 9th, at 12 O'Clock NJ for the pir-
pose of nominating candidate for the office
Of Governor, to be voted for at The election to
be held on November Sd; 1874, and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come up before the Convention.
The basis of representation will be one
delegate for each 200 Republican votes cast at
the late Presidential election, and one for
each fraction of the same, over 100; each
township and ward, however, to be entitled
to one delegate. Upon this basis the several
counties will be entitled to the following rep
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DELEGATE MEETINos.--In accordance with
She above call, the Republicans of the coun-
ty Of Hunterdon are requested to meet in the
several townships at the usual places Of hold
ing elections, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22d,
ut 3 o'clock, P. M, for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to the State Convention. The
number of delegates to which each township
and borough is entitled is as follows
East Amwell, / West Amwell, | Della
ware Kingwood, 1 Lambertville, 3; Rar-
itan 2; Readington, 2; Alexandria, Hol-
land, / ]; Bethlehem, 1 ; Clinton tp., l Gin
ton bor., !; Franklin, / Frenchtown, \,
High Bridge, l (; Lebanon, | Tewksbury,
Union, l.
at The same time it is requested that dele
gates be chosen to attend the Congressional
Convention to be held at Washington, the
date Of which will be hereafter announced
Each township will be entitled to the same
number of delegates as above.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.
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Bound BROOK AND PHILADELPHIA RAJ

Bound BROOK AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL-
RoAD.-We have advised our readers from
time to time in reference to the movements
among the parties interested ia the above rail
road. A correspondent of the Tribune gives
the following particulars which will be found
of interest to our readers
The enterprise has now reached such de-
gree of progress that there is no longer any
doubt as to its success or any occasion for
secrecy respecting it. Work will be COM
menced at oncB upon the links of the new
route which are uncompleted, and by the end
Of next year passengers travelling between the
two cities will have a choice of roads, and a
consequence improvement in accommodations,
with possible reduction in fares. The new
line will be owned by three comprehensive
North Pennsylvania, the Bound Brook and
Delaware, and the New Jersey Central. 1t
will follow the present line of the North
Pennsylvania Railroad from Philadelphia to
Jenkintown, a distant OF eight miles, whence
the North Pennsylvania Company will build a
road to Yardleyville ON the Delaware river
30 miles distant. From lardeyville the
second named Company viii build ~ miles Of
road to Bound Brook, where connection
will be made with the main line OF the New
Jersey Central Railroad. The Bound Brook
Company succeeds to all the rights of the Ma
tional Railroad Company, which has spent
about $3.50, 600 in grading on the same line,
with view of opening new through route
between New York aud Washington.
The distance by the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
from New York to Philadelphia is 80 miles I;
by the new road it will be STABLES. Other adj
vantares are claimed for it besides the slight
saving in distance. President Comfy, of the
North Pennsylvania Company says that it
will reduce the time between the two cities
fully one half hour, by the trains getting out
of PHILADELPHIA at once, and losing no time in
running at low speed through its suburbs and
through LARGE towns like Trenton and New
Brunswick. In the matter of freight trans
portation he thinks the new line will have an
adyantage equal TO % miles of distance over
its councillors. because the Pennsylvania road
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AT THE BANK.-If you will present check
without introduction at a bank where you are
not known, do not get heated when the teller
declines to cash it, or ask him whether you
look more like thief than gentleman. In
stead Of bothering him with connndrums, APP
plaud his caution and regret your indiscretion.
Napoleon promoted picket guard who de-
clined to accept his assurance that he was the
yeritable terror of Europe, and who added
pleasantly that he would shoot him if he at
tempted to'advance without the countersign
and why should not the guard behind bank
counter demand the countersign as we'll?
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Among the industrial works of Camden is
one for the manufacture of steel-pens, the first
established aud, with the exception of two
others, the only one in the United States
Pens Of all descriptions are manufactured
The product is one ton Of pens per week, CIV
ing employment to 200 hands.
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An experienced western editor pays high
compliment to the fair patrons Of the press
sWomen," he says "ars the best subscribers
in the world to newspapers, magazines, &c.o
We have been editor for forty years, and
never lost dollar by female subscribers.
They seem to make it point Of conscientious
duty to pay the preacher and the printer
two classes of the community that suffer more
by bad pay and no pay at all than all the rest
put together.-Eg
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A Plainfeld man prevented the service Of
an attachment on Tuesday by informing the
Constable that his wife had the smallpox, and
invited him in to see. After the Constable
left the shrewd man removed the property
which was to have been attached, and now he
fears not the Constable.
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News has been received from the Holy Land,
to the effect that Rev. DIR. Fish, of Newark,
and Rev. DIR. Yerkes, of Plainfeld, have been
captured by the Arabs, who held them for a
ransom. These gentlemen have been travel,
ing through Palestine, on tour of Biblical
investigation.
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BY recent survey of the State boundary
line between New Jersey and New York, it
has been discovered that Jacob Horne and
James Cones, who for years supposed theni-
selves residents Of New York, are really resi-
dents of Bergen county, N. ia Both men
have regularly voted, paid taxes, and other
wise discharged tile duties of citizens in the
wrong State. This may perhaps prove em-
bafrassing.
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In some parts Of the interior the ripening
of fruit is FASTENED by removing the earth
around the trees to such an extent as to leave
depth of earth over the roots of only about
two to four inches, which could be thorough
Iy warmed by tbe sun.
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THE MARKETS.
Lambertvlile, August 10, 1874.
MARRIAGES.

SINCLAIR-SNY DER--In Milford, August sth, 1874, by
Rev b. +. Sumerbe Jesse Sinclair, OF Holland, and
Amy Snyder, of Milford.
MISUNDERSTANDING DEFY Rev. W. Bailey on
sthe 9Th inst, Daniel McIthenney to Emma Wiihide,
both Of Beihlehem Hunterdcn Co.. N. J.
COMPTON-SNOoK--0nt the LIST of July at the NJ. L.
Parsonage, Hainesyilie by Rev. G. L. Apgar John G.
Compton and Susan j. Sneok, all OF Cenreville Sus-
county, N. j.
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LIVINGSTONE is DEAD.

For 80 years MILLIONS have iasenHy watched the
sTRpGGLrs, and GRAND ACHIEVEMENTS, of this
0yidreaoaned HERO, and now eagerly desire the Com
plete LifefIsory which unfolds also the sceahh and
caiositieso OF md and ooaderfM country. 1t is now
ready and selling to beat everything More agents
Wanted AT ONCE. Address HUBBARD BROS. Pub
fishers, 1913 SAMSON ST. Phila, Pa. Aug. 8, 1S74-4w
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IA student in the Theological Seminary at
Princeton has written upon a postal card the
first chapter of Genesis, the Ten Command
ments, aud the Sermon on the Mount, com-
prisng in all 3, roo words Chi bono?
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Administrators Sale
SHERIFF'S SALE !!

D. virtue Of writ Of ~ En-. to me directed, issued
out OF the Court of Chaucery Of New jersey will pc
exposed to sale at Public Vendue, on MONDAY THE
TWENTY-EIG1IT DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, be-
of said day at the Court House in Remington 10 the
township of Rariian in the of Huherdon all that
parcel Of land and premises situate lying and be-
ing in the township of Delaware in the county OF Hun
follows to wit beginning at stone corner to lands OF
Samuel Higgins and land of Asa Moore thence lalong
said Higgins land south eghtycight degrees and ihr-
ty-ve minutes four chains and f0ryye links to
stone thence ~ along John Hce's land south twelve
degrees east nineteen chains aud fory-one links TO
Stone thence still along Hce's land south tfty-t*o
degrees and thirty minutes west two chains and eighty
links to a stone, for corner in of water and is
to land Of Henry Lawshe thence "a along said
Lawshe's land south three quarters of degree cast six
teen chains and seyentysx links to Stone corner to
Cyrus Van Dolahs land; thence 90 along said Van
Duah's land, north eightysix degrees east nineteen
chains and eighty-wo links to stone thence l6) along
BARRIERS land north efghyseyen degrees east six chains
aud nnef weight links stake; thence "a along the
same south twenty weight and quarter degrees, east
nine chains and nnetynine links to stone thence 80
north eigyhr and hafdegrees east one chain and
forty-two links TO thence 60 still along said
BARRIERS land south forty Degrees east five chains and
land thence 40 along said Bowne land north seventy
degrees and fortyve minutes east fortysix chains and
five links to stone thence I'll along land OF william
p Fisher north six and half degrees west nine chains
A. K Wagner and others north eight y-three and three
Quarter Degrees thiry-three Chains and fty-our
links and thence 49, north seventeen degrees
and five minutes, east twenty-five chains and eighty
hundred and ty-one and thrtysix hundredhs Of
of land.
Seized as the property of Edward Sahenck ct ALL and
taken in execution at the suit OF John j. Stphin Ct al
Commissioners James Wilson deceased and be sold by
J. z. RITTENH0USE, SHERIFF
August 10Th, 1874
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PoLITIcAL.-T Norris Jerseynsan thinks
Morris, Passaic, Bergen and Sussex will be
first for Hill and next for Halsey.
The New York Tribune announces that a
new phase of the canvass in this State, is the
appearance of Gov. Parker as the Democratic
candidate for the United States Senate.
The Elizabeth Monitor (Repa) says Nehe-
miah Perry will be the Democratic nominee
for Governor, and Charley Haght, Of Mon
mouth, viii be the prospective candidate for
the United States Senate.
The New Brunswick Times says Mr.. Perry
is the only prominent antagonist OF Judge
Bedle. Mr.. Perry's strength is spread over
the State, and he certainly would stand an
equal chance for tire nomination, did he and
his friends see fit to use much exertion
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LAMBERTvILLE NATIONAL BANK.

VIE Board of Directors have this dav aaclare5 .
;,sS seni-annual dividend Of per cent ayahe de.
july 1851 ISAIAH P SMITH. Cashier.
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EVERYBoDY's OWN PHYSICIAN

by w GLEASON, NJ b. A magnificent polpme. Over
$50 Engravings. Low PRlcE. One Agent took 100
orders in one week Agents wanted Circulars Free
IL. N. Mckinney 4 Co., 725 SAMSON ST, pnILA. 4w
Aug. s, 1871
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KDaJ BLHC SALE
OF
HORSES, WAGONS
Household Goods. &C.

The subscribers having sold out their store win sell
New Jersey, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 27s 1874,
Horses, Wagons, Pony Phaton Track Sukey Sleigh
with pole aud shafts Carriage poles set of heavy
Team Harness, Express Harness, set single harness
mew Brides Lines Collars &c; Plough, Swivel Trees,
Wheeoarrows, Cant Hooks Crow Bars Chains, lot Of
Irons Feed Chests Grain Cradles Forks. Shovcs Hoes
flarge Meat Bench Cider Barrels Monsses Barrels with
sugar IN them Kegs, Casks, Boxes Bags Baskets, BE-
Chickens. etc
HOUSEHOLD GOODS parior and Cook Stoves. Bed
steads Cnphpards Chairs Setlee Sewing Machine Chids
Carriage, Pots Pans Kettles, &C. together with many
other articles not mentioned.
Sale 70 commence at u o'clock noon. Conditions, six
months credit on Sums over five dollars.
Attendance by
HoPr0CK & EvERTT.
r. L. WILLIAMS, AucTIoSEkR.
August 10 1S74-it
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DEATHS.

sHRoPls->In Pennington, August Allie H. shrope
son q George = and Amy f. shrope, aged year, 0
months and L days.
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Paragraph eAftcr the word legislature whore it
first n said paragraph insert the words cor the
senate alonen
al any bill presented the governor contain seve-
raj items of appropriations Of money he object to
portions OF the bill In such he shall append to the
bil the time of signing It, statement Of the items
s y T no take se 4 the be Session he
shall transmit the house In which the bill originated
copy of such statement and the items objected to shall
he separately reconsdered. If reconsideration one
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
ia which he shall withhold his approval from any item
or items contained in bill appropriating money!
sha he Be eeetsd S he ei S any
Office under the government of this state of the
United Sates during the term for which he shall have
been elected governor"
ARTICLE VII.
APPOINTING POWER AND TENURE OF OFFICE.
Section +
MILITIA OFFICERS.
Paragraph 5-After the words "major generals irr-
sert the words the aduant general and quarteruastef
Paragraph a-Astrke ont the words "the adjutant
general qunrtcrmaster general andn
Also strike out the word "othcr"
Section III
CIVIL OFFICERS
Paragraph fstrike out the word and (whcre II oc-
ours frsD in the paragraph and insert after the word
appeals the following words and judges The in
fcrior court of common pleas.n
Change the number ofpresent paragraph to number
keeper and inspector Of the state prison and insert in
lieu thereof the words and comptrollcrn
Also strike the words one year In the second
clause Of paragraph Of section and insert in lieu
thereof the words three years.
Change the number ofprescnt paragraph to number
and strike out the word andv whore II between
the word " chancery , and the word secretary
Also insert after the word state the words and
the keeper of the state PRISON.
Change the number Of present paragraph to number
l.
Change the number present paragraph to number
Change The number Of present paragraph 70 number
Gand strike therefrom the words annually.ss annuan
and they may be reelected until they shall serve three
years but no longer Insert ALTER the word assembly
the following words and they shall hold their Offices
for three years y and add to the paragraph the following
words; "sheriIs shall annually renew their bondss
Change the number Of present paragraph 20 number
!.
Change the number ofpresent paragraph to number
Change the number present paragraph 10 TO number
Change The number Of present paragraph II to number
Aug, 9Th, 1874 ist
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CHR0M0S GIVEN AWAY |.
Great Inlucements to Tea Dri1Lers

You want an excellent quality of tea consult Mr.
A Stanford r. Birch OF New Hope, sole agent for the
lent selection Of Chronlos sent him by said Company
and VIII give for the purchase ofevery pound Of tea one
We'll framed and handsomely executed Call and
purchase of his good tea and receive present
july -, lSsA ST.
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To tie Hon. Henry Q. Kelsey Secretary IF
lState..
SIR You hereby directed 10 be published
in all of the newspapers of this State authorized to pub
sh the laws Of the last session of the Legislature by
one insertion each week for the of three months
each of said newspapers the proposed Amendments
to the Constitution Of New Jersey passed by the last
Legislature and filed in your Office by the Secretary of
the Senate. Yours, &C.,
JOEL PARKER Governor.
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Wy ORKTNG PEOPLE-Alale or Female employ
w ment at home, $50 per week warranted capt.
tai required Particulars and valuable samples sent
free Address with ccrts retnrn stamp C. HoSs, VIII
iamsburg N Y. 4w.
August 10, 1915
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Proposed amendments to the Co,asti.
tuition of the State Of Ne,c Jersey.l
ARTICLE j.
RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES:

RIGHTS PRIVILEGES:
Insert as paragraph 10, paragraph as follows;
10 No county, city borough town, township or vii
lage shall hereafter give any money property loan
its money credit in aid of any individual,
citation corporation become security for be d
recy indirectly the of any stock bonds of
any association corporation
insert paragraph 20, paragraph, as follows:
No donation of land or appropriation Of money shall
be made by the state any municipal corporation 10
for the of any society, association corporation
whatever.
elsnge the number of present paragraph 10 to num-
Der 2l
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JOHN Y. FOSTER, Secretary.
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Insert as paragraph 2, new paragraph, as follows
a. Every officer Of the legislature shall before he
upon his duties take and subscribe the following
oath affirmation; 4 do soemniy promise and swear
(or affirm that will faithfully. impartally 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
Qured by law"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-08-25
IMPLICATION FOR PATENT
NOTICE NO. 2Ii.
u. r. survey No. S5.

TT $. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY.
Us New, July Z. isft-Notice 10 hereby
given that the Ala Silver Mining Company. .
corporation organized aud existing under the
laws of the state ~ California, and a citizen Of
the United States, whose post ONCE address
and principal place Of business IL at San Fran.
cisco. California. has by q. Derby. lie agent,
this day made application for eighteen hundred
1850 linear feet Of the Woodvillc lode, called
the Alta Silver Mining Company's claim. Gold
liill Mining District, Storey county. Nevada.
extending l.sC0 feet In a northerly direction
from the location OF the ,haft slong the line Of
raid vein or lode. and embracing the same, with
ell Its dips. spurr. angles and variations. with
surface ground COO feet IN width. and described
IN the plat and neld roter ON file In my once ~
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the woodville post. located
about 30 feet south 10 degrees east Of the Alta
shaft, running thence. first eourre-north loo
west ! 100 feet, 10 poet No. 2 thence, second
co~urre-north 10 degrees east COO feet, 10 post
No. q; thence. third cour,c-s south 10 degrees
east 1850 feet. to posi No I: thence. fourth
e0ursc-souih ~ degrees wet COO feet. 10 poet
No. !, the place of beginning, crossing In lie
| course the Alta shan at $50 feet. containing 70
20 100 acres. From post No, ] the quarter Sec
ton corner on the south line OF section ..
DlabIo Meridian. bears south Is degrees IS
minutes cast LOO feet distant.
The extent Of the lode IL unknown. Courses
and bearings expressed rom tho true meridian;
magnetic variation ION degrees east.
The Alta Company claim 10 BOUNDED on the
south BY the wocdville claim ; the Lady wash.
ington claim Les 10 The west.
The location OF the claim 10 az record, and
may be- found In Book "a" page tTt, Of the
mining records Of Gold NH District. kept at
virginIa. city. In the ONCE Of the County Re.
AD0LPHUs WAITE,
iyp esd Register.
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO.. asa.
u. n. Survey Nc. o..

TT .. LAND OFPICE. CARSON CITY,
Os Nevada, June Is, is7t.-Noiice 10 htreby
given that Theron u. Winston, whose poet OF.
dee address IL at Carson City. Nevada, has In
behalf Of himself and Jo,eph ID. winterr made
application ior uhiied STATES pateni. for twelve
hundred u ZOO linear feet (more or less) on the
Mount Hope lode. called the Dios Senior mining
claim. extending In Q routterly eourre from the
south line oil U. =. Survey No. Il. claimed by
the tennessee Mining Company. and situate In
De,iis Gate Mining District, Lyon county,
entire width and depth. w6eresoever the came
may be found TO extend, either In lie course,
width or depth. with surface ground a. herein.
amer described. for the convenient working
thereof: Bald mining premises being desig.
10 north. Range ~ ss.i. Mount bisbio nsriaR.
Ian. and described IN the plat and ntld notes on
die In this once ~ followp:
Beginning a. poet No, !, at centre OF south.
ern end line o. the claim located on essterly
slope Of the ridge 10 the west OF the Virginia
and carson road. from which the smoke ,tsek
OF the Daney hosting works bean south tax
degrees east. distant ahoul GOO feet. Mount
Lincoln bears south u degrees cast; thence.
south 7ak degrees east los feet. 20 poet No. .;
, !. north . degree. Net ,oso feet, 70 post
thence. south 8 degrees east 1914 feet, TO poet
No. o; and thence. south T7k degrees es,t ios
iset,io poet No. J. the place OF beginning. con.
Courses and bearings from true meridian.
Magnetic variation 10 degrees 90 minutes east.
The adjoining claims are the Gennesse on the
bortn ADO the " Great W. on the south. The
ptney claim, a. surveyed, lies 10 the east.
From. post No. . above described. The mar.
ter section corner on the west line Of Section
", 10 Township 10 north, Range n east. Mount
piablo meridian. bear north q degrees 50 min.
utes west, distant TOO feet,
n. INC eo ss. w herein applied for is recorded At
surveys. kept In the Recor er's once. m Dsy.
ton, Lyon county, Nevada, ~
ADoLPnUs WAITE, Register.
hofr, sEAns 4 hckrE, Attorneys Tor Claim.
1ts. han fnncisco, Cal. iua0 Esd
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APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE. NO. $40.


~ a IAND oypIcR CARSON CITY
Ill. New inv 4. isfI.SoiIee N hereby
10, ,h., ,h. kossIiTu MININll CON.
ptSy -eo,,n,.,,on o,c.ni,cd and existing
rnSsr m. isws IN me sists m lalifornin. and 4
..as N. r,,,,aS 49,. ,.ho.o rn.t co,se
ei,ixeno, .se .n,.vu s,y,. !. ~,nSS - ~ AZ
1870 anu ',nnv,Pa. pa. ~ m sso,,
nan Iahel.co, .AnhoIni.' nas W ~ 49,,
us supenntenucn'' anu =. r. sauun' .mns3
male appneAtion Ior tWsny s.,eh nunneumssaa
!.ss,',vl nnssr w, " ,ne ho,su.n Duei nm.
the h.s.uth Mining company eIAim' Desns
oaie aiming Di,t1eti Lyon sunny, N.,,s :
extending z..oo lest ,n = sov,nsAs,e.y ~ =
ZION ion tne sounn nne ~ rusn.e cNw
~. eIalineu oy Ins Day,on sn.er m,h .n5
paiiy, Along ,ne nne oi rhia WIN " Iooe, snu