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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1874-10-07
RrpuBrIcAN CoNenEssIoNAL CoNyEYrro

REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
FOR THE FOURTH DIsTRrcT.--In the town of
Washington, Warren County at O'Clock in
the afternoon, the convention was called to
order by Col. Scranton, and the Hon. F. A.
Potts was elected chairman. After the COM
pletion of the organization and the appoint
ment of the usual committees, the counties
were called for the purpose of nominations.
There was no candidate presented except Mr.
Charles Place of Somerset county. He was
on the call of the counties unanimously nomi-
mated as the candidate for Congress in the
fourth Congressional district of this state.
In the absence of Mr.. Place, Judge Wood
responded for him, thanking the Convention
for his nomination, and pledging his tideli-
ty to its principles.
The Committee on Resolutions, being an
nounced, reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted
L. The Republicans of the Fourth District
hereby re-affirm and adopt the declaration of
principles made by the representatives of the
party at the Gubernatorial Convention held
at the city of Trenton on the 9th day of
August last.
Q. They recognize in the candidate selected
by that Convention for chief executive officer
of the state-Hon. George A. Halsey, of Es-
sex--a man eminently qualified for the high
trust which we believe the people win confde
to him. Pnre in private life, honest and
faithful in the discharge of every public duty,
experienced as q legislator, intimately con-
nected with the industrial interests of our
State, and true representative of the peo-
pie we can confidently commend him to their
suffrages and support.
3. We call the special attention of the far
mers, manufacturers, mechanics and working
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SHERIFF'S SALE!.

pY virtue of writ of FL Fa. to me directed issued
out or the Court sChancery of New Jersey, will be
exposed TIp TO sale at Public Vendue, on MONDAY THE
TWENTY-EIGHT DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, be-
tween the hours of twelve and FIVE o'clock in the after
noon OF said day the Court House Pennington the
township OF Raran in thecouny of Hunerdon all tliat
ing in the township of Delaware in the county of Hun
terdon and State OF New Jersey Butted and bounded
follows to wit: Beginning at stone to lands of
samuel higgins and land Of Asa Moore; thencei along
y-ve minutes west four chains and forty-fve links to
stone; thence 2) along John Hces land south twelve
degrees east nineteen chains and forty-one links to
stone thence t3 still along Hices land south fty-two
links to stone, for acorner in run OF water and is
corner to land of Henry Lawshe thence az along said
awsne iand south three quarters of degree east six
teen chains and seveDtysix links to to
Cyrus Van Dolahs land thence % along said Van
Dolahs land, north eighy-six degrees nineteen
chains and eghtytwo links to stone thence 6) along
and ninety-eigh links to stake thence az along the
same, south heavyweight and quarter degrees, east
nine chains and nineynne links stone thence (Sl
north eghtythree anda half degrees chain and
BARRIERS land SOU forty degrees east five chains and
seventyfour links stone of Joseph G. Bownes
land thence q0 along said Bownes land north seventy
degrees and oryve minutes east fortysix chains and
Fisher north six and half degrees west nine chains
and fory-wo links to stone thence f2} along land OF
A. X Wagner and others north eightythree and three
quarter degrees, west thrtythree chains and iyfour
links to stone and thence 3 north seventeen degrees
and five minutes east twenty-five chains and eighty
nine links to the place of beginning containing two
acre of land. AZ
Seized the property Of Edward Schenck Ct AL and
taken in execution at the suit of John j. Sutphin ct al
Commissioners James Wilson deceased and to be sold by
august lstns 1914 y 3sxs s3sfk< sexxsSe
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RepubIican County Convention

The Republican voters of the county OF
Hunterdon are requested to meet at the usual
places of holding elections in their respective
townships and boroughs, on SATUhDA :,
OCTOBER 10th. at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, to elect
delegates to a County Convention to be held
at Pennington, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
18th. at o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for Sheriff, Clerk and
Surrogate, for the ensuing election. The
number of delegates to which each township
and borough will be entitled is as follows :
East Amwell, 2 !; West Amwcll, / Delaware,
2; Kingwood, q; Lambertville, 4 Rartan,
4 Readington, 3; Alexandria; 2; Holland,
q; Bethlehem, 2; Clinton, s Clinton Be-
rough, / /; Franklin, / Frenchtown, High
Bridge, 8 Lebanon, 8 Tewksbury, I'm
ion, l..
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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Polytechnic College

OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
MARKET STREET, ABOVE 18th SC, PnILApEIriiIA,-
Twenty-irst year begins Sept. Is. Thorough profess
sonal training in Mine Engineering Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering Analytical and Industrial
Chemistry, Metallurgy and Architecture
The Diploma Of the College Is received conclusive
evidence of proficiency by the first Engineers and eon-
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, NJ. d., lGes OF FACULTY. 4w.
September . 1874.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A SUBSTITUTE FOR QUINIHE.

For wears ouinine was regarded as the only specific
70 maarious Diseases and immense quantities u the
drug annually consumed throughout our western
,untry more particularly along the river bottoms ana
adjoining low lands. -. -.
stalks like epidemic through the land and whole DIS
trgcts are Frustrated with chis and fever the entire
population shaking with ague Heretofore qainlno was
regularly resortod to- but while 1t frequently failed TO
feet cure, II invariably deranged the stomach, pro-
ducng Nausea vertigo and fugitive pains in the head 10
such an extent that months elapsed ere the system. re-
covered from its effects These objections TO IFS use
Marked that the introduction OF Mishars Herb
Bitters hailed triumph in medicine infinitely
more certain in its beneficial effects than qnipine, y
possessed of the dement's of that drug Instead
nauscang, II tones and invigorates the stomach and
while speedily expeing the noxions humors increases
the appetite and facilitates Digestion thus rendering the
system stronger and better fitted TO resist the attacks OF
disease In fact judieous use Of Mshers Herb Bit
renee of this disease even those who have pass
cd an autumn without 1t. An experience OF twenty
to medical science.
There are perhaps no diseases so subject clnatiy
changes affections of the Kidneys. Hundreds OF Que
farmers, mechanics, and ahoring strong and hardr
i'd all other respects suer continual nconvenince, and
occasionally excrucatng pains in the back and across
pain during It's passage and frequent stoppages in its
How These ar NANTES atons resulting from some
strain heavy liltperhaps 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. Misher's Herb Bltters
is the only certain remedy for this class Of diseases
has peculiar tendency to the Kidneys stimulates them
to healthy action and removing the cause, prevents the
formation of brickdust deposits which, If permitted to
continue will by cohesion form gravel stone neeessitat-
ing painful operation for its removal Many of the in
gradients entering into its composition, are universally
recognized specifics for all complaints Of the urinary
organs. La Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, all disorders Of
tho Bowels and affections of the Throat and Lungs IL Is
equally certain and elicacions while, remedy for
the complaints peculiar to the female II has equal
LArIms, old and young, married aud single, in every
condition Of life, will find this GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
proral safe Certain and re liable This pale sallow
pevion is replaced by blooming, healthful counten-
and its occasional enables Nature 10 perform her
FINN
Sold only bottles by all Druggists and general dealers
Oct 7th y mos
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An additional train leaves Hopewell for Iambertyille
at 225 7. NJ, arriving at Lambertville at ass p NJ
Connection is made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware.
Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad. At Lehieh Junction
with Lehigh Valley, Lehigh susquehanna Morris
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads AT Lambert
with Mercer Somerset Railway and at Trenton with
trains to and from New York Camden de-
For further information time tables which can he
obtained at the ticket offices. - -
A. J. CAssATT, D. NJ BOYD, Jr,
General Manager Cen Pass AGENT
F. WsJACKS0N, Gen'l Sup't, u r. r. Of NJ II Div
=. A. ANDERSON, supt Belvidere Div.
June /, 1874.
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First Assembly District.

The Republican voters of the First Assem-
bly, District, composed of East Amwen, West
AmWell, Delaware, Kingwood, Lambertville,
Rartan and Readington, are requested to
meet at their usual places of holding elections,
on Saturday afternoon, October 10th, and
elect delegates to a district Convention to be
held at Pennington, on Tuesday, October
13th to nominate a candidate for Assembly
By order of
Chairman last Convention.
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TEAS.

A REALLY delicious and fine favored Tea can be
IA bought at WYcKoFFs for little mouey. Call at his
store in Church ST.. near Union, and test it . -.
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second Assembly District.

The Republican voters of the Second As
sembly District, composed of Alexandria,
Bethlehem, Clinton, Clinton Borough, Frank
lin, Frenchtown, High Bridge, Holland, Lee
banon, Tewksbury, and Union, are requested
to meet at their usual places of holding cleo
tions, on Saturday afternoon, October 10th,
and elect delegates to a District Convention
to be held at Pennington, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 18th, to nominate a candidate for AS
sembly. By order of
Chairman last Convention.
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Delegate Meeting.

The Republicans of Lambertyille will meet
at Lyceum Hall, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER
10th, at P. NJ, for the selection of four IA J
delegates to County and District Convention,
to be held at Pennington, N. j., TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 18th, 1874. BY order of
CITY Elk. COMMITTEE.
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w ment AZ home $50 per week warranted capt.
tai required. Particulars and valuable samples sent
free. Address with cents return stamp, C. ROSS Will
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Sherif's Sale!

by virtue of writ Of q. IA, to me directed issued
out of the Court Of Chancery of New Jersey. win
b. exposed to sale at Public yendue on MONDAY the
sd day of NOVEMBER next, between the hours of
twelve and five O'clock in the afternoon Of said day nj
the Court House. in fleminonn the township OF Rari-
tam in the county of Hunterdon, all that certain
andlot Of land and premises situate lying and being in
tle township of Delaware in the county of Hunterdon
State Of New jersey bounded and descr b as follows
viz: Beginning at corner Of George w. Rtenhouse's
land where formerly stood large white oak thence
IL along land of John and Carrot Van Doah, north
hfty-sx degrees east five chains aud fythree links to
corner of Abraham 4 Hagaman's land It'll ts) along
his line south ffyseven and half degrees
chains and ninety links TO stone for to John
Rpwnes lot thence (3 along HIS line south ory-x de-
grses west nine chains and seventy three links stone
Tor in said Rlitenhouses line; thence f4 north
ghteen degrees west eight chains and ninety three
links TO she place of beginning and contains within said
bounds seven acres more less and is the which
Andrew j. Hunt and WIFE conveyed to Sarah Aler, wife
Of James Aer bv deed dated March 18th, A. D. 1886,
and recorded in Volume 1885 folio 800 Of deeds for said
county.
Seized the property of Sarah Alter and James Aller
her husband and taken in execution AZ tn suit of Mar
gare Larue and William H. Larue her hus and, and TO
be sold by 49,
Oct. 18th, liza ta $3.50 , 4 s..s
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1874-04-14

\ MIDDLEBURY CHORAL SorIETY At the
asst rehearsal. "Wednesday eve, the society
COX occasion to present Prot. Higley
with nice baton as token OF its appre-
6iation Of his services as Director. 1t
was OF polished ebony, with silver mount.
fngs. on which were engraven the words
Prof. f II Higley, from the MiJdlebury
Choral Society. April, 1874" 1t was
presented by o. g. Barnes in few earnest
words. expressive Of the gratitude felt Tor
Fuch faithful and long continued ffurtr
n behalf Of the society, and alto OF the
high regard 10 which be would ever be
held by its members. The response OF
Prot Iligley was brief and pertinent
He thanked the society in very hearty
manner Tor such an expression, (modc>tl,
iisclaming all merit to the sam,) and
compimented it tor its interest IN, aud
its efforts to master the difficult music il
hL nd. and for the mutual good feeling
which had characterized all It's gatherings
Saying also that he should ever cherish
he gift, aud keep in pleasant rcmem.
brance the donors The society is pre-.
pairing for another concert, meeting
Regularly one evening of each week It,
music is probably more difficult than any
ever attempted by any society in thu
state. And singers who might avail
themselves of this rare opportunity fol-
instruction, and do not, must be gettui
blind to their best interest E,prciaIly i
bis true, when reminded Of the fact tina
s-sH gratuitous. The next rehearsal
is this Tuesday evening.
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COUNTY NEWS.

e 4
/SnoBE1 In the death Of Martin
Jennings, the home has lost dutiIul and
intelligent sou, and The community a dear
youth, loved by all who knew him. All
through his long illness, he has borne up
with patience und Iortitude. aud often has
expressed bis trust IN Gods mercy, in
Christ. Aud the last words the nastor
heard him say. were, 81 can trust in Je
sus." The large attendance at his funer.
al showed now widely he was beloved
May the sorrowing ones, Gnd their los'
Intimately more than comrep>ated 10 what
Divine Saviour can do for them.
During the severe Illness Ut ChsuBcy
jones, from erj sipelas, the sympsthies o
a wide circle have centeted upon him, a.
one whom his home neighbol hood, church
and society so much needed and as great.
ly beloved. And while his life,as it were
hung in the balance, earnest, confdipg
prayer daily assembled for him. And it
IL the occasion of rejoicing with us all,
that be is recovering. DR.. William,
Plat successfully treated the case. =
The ice has all gone out OF the lake.
Already we see and hear the busy sign
Of commerce upon our beautiful Cham
plaip. No moro beautiful scenery can b.
found. than from our street, whick rum
parallel with the luke, known as Smith
aud LaTabee street, aud also from Cream
Hill. Ii charming scenery has Its good
effect upon the mind, as it ought, tn,
dwellers in all this region can but be
more or less educated by some Of the
grand thoughts, suggested by such mag
uifcent and colossal upliit Of the Adiron.
dacks right before them, and the lovely
lake and rich valleys intervening
Thanks be to God Tor mountains =
Thanks too for a charming lake at then
feet, that so softly reflects their grandeur
w. n. Il.
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JuNIoR Exhibitions The annual ex.
)hbitloD of the Junior Class Of Middle.
bury College was given at Academy
Hall on Tuesday evening last, and was
well attended, with attentive and appre.
|ciative listene 8. The following was the
ORDER OF EXERclsus.
/. 0raton-The Temperance Crusade c. II.
1Durritt, Manchester.
3 Historical cration-Europe and the Arabs.
Nv. ii. Hamilton, Brandon
49, oratan-Science and Religion their Rela-
hive Importance. II. W. Page, Pattsburgh, MY.
-. Scientific 0ration--Scieuco not Discovered
hy Induction. L. D. Bragg, lighgato,
). Oration-The Earnest and Entertaining in
Literature. Lawrence Phelps, Andover, Mass
o. Oration-American Aristocraey, Iiland
Southworth Middletown.
I. Standardization in the Constitution. T.
swinington, Leicester.
.. oration-The Rise and Fall Of tho Common
wealth. Chas. NJ. Wids, Bristol.
0. Literary Conference Book Agents j i.
Reynolds East Alburgh.
CoiioqHH Ptf,cau.
u. +. llazen, BsOk Agent, W. II. Hamilton
l.. +, fenton, Gentleman # Leisure, c. NJ. Willis
H. L. Brows, College Professor, J. F. Reynolds
Excused
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3tlioolrburp Ac0isttr.
rUEsDAy. APRIL "A, 1874.
.urLAND AND BURLINGTON RAILROAD
TRAINS LEAVE MipplrpuRy:
MIDDLEBURX

INSTALLATION OF Dir. WEBER AS PASTOR
OF THE FIRsr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
Troy. The Rev. DR.. Weber, lately Of
|Middlc6ury College, who accepted call
|exteudod to him from the congregation OF
the First Presbyterian church OF Troy,
was on Wednesday evening installed pas.
tor of the church. The installation sen
vices we're Of deep interest. The bcauti-
full church was crowded to rcpletion,
hardly seat being vacant in the body OF
the church or in the gallery. The exer-
csses were conducted by the Rev. r. p.
| Ii. Vail, of Waterford, Moderator.
Aiter the usual Introductory services, the
sermon was preached by DR.. Epson, OF
|Albapy, who held The close attention OF
the persons present from the beginning to
the end He spoke from the following
text: For in Hin dwolleih the tullness
of the Godhead bodily Tho reverend
|gentleman's remarks had telling effect
upon all present The new pastor wa.
then asked by the Moderator, the usual
questions required by the Prcsbyicry, in
accepting the pasto.ate. The congrega
ton then received him as their pastor
The Rev c. L. Robinson, pastor Of the
Second Street PRESBYTERIAN church. deli.
vored the charge to the pastor. His re-
marks were both eloquent aud appropri-
ate. The charge to the congregation was
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Irwin, Of the
Fifth Street Presby terigD church. A
prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Webbcr, the
singing Of the doxology, aud the beuedic'
ton followed The pew pastor then in
Eited his congregation forward when he
shook hands w til them. Mr.. Wehbor is
b Jealous worker aud one Of the aSlest
opponents Of the Presbyterian church,
Pnd his presence in this church will he
he means Of putting new lille and vlg"r
into the already ambitious congregation.
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YfgHI II ntiffs.
CTATE OF vERMONT-pistrict Of

CTATE OF VERMONT-District Of
~ Addison, So.
In Probate Court, held at Middlebury, in and
for said district, on tho 1lth day Of April, A. b.
1874.
Charles N. Hayward, administrator Of the e.
tate Of Irone Williams, late Of Dridport, in said
district, deceased, presents his administration &C.
count to this Court for allowance and asks for
decree Of said estate.
1t is theroupon ordered that said account
be referred to q session Of this Court to Le
held at the probate office, in MiddleLury, On
the 9Th day Of May, A. d. 1874, for examination
and allowance; and it is further ordered that no.
tice hereof be given to all persons Interested by
publication Of notice Of said application three
weeks successfully in the Middlebury Register,
newspaper printed at Mddlebury, previous to
said time Of hearing, that they may appear Ut
said time and place, and show cause, If any they
may have, why said account should not be allowed
and such decree made
SAM'L L. COOKE. Judge