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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-10

The Annual Meeting of the Society will
take place at p. NJ, the second Tuesday in
April, in the Lecture Room Of the Prcsbyter-
ian Church, where we will decide What use to
make of the collections for the present year.
The whole of the letters will be read, and the
photograph of Kin will be there that all who
wish may see it.
BY order of the Women's Missionary So
ciety of Lambertville and vicinity.
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gB- A drove of horses and mules were
driven into Gaddis' stable-yard,in New Hope,
on last Sunday morning. They belonged to
a drove which had been exhibited for sale at
Stockton, N. J., by 7. B. Scott, ON Saturday,
the 9th ult. m
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W. arc uell aware that little unnleasants
nesses between neiohbors Is not the most
profitable ar interesting thine to the, nub,;c
generally. and all that i REQUIRED 10 convince
any one Of the fact IS simply to refer him to
the w HoA -beconen article IN last weeks
REcoRp. The writer Of that article. a voung
man of great nra,n;se and narl.ed ab;l;tv rs
win readily be- seen bv the article itself while
laborino unser = heavy bad and no longer
allie i, hear his crass al,o,vad t,,st ,,a,t If h;s
general ,nslxe-ur 20 co,pe Il, the surface which
all sane naysone vor "a .,,,,caal Va faal
very sorry for him ana reg ~ .varv 81, that
he sbould tl,s nn,x,tt;nolv eS,ose ~ ,,.,bl;c
Gaze his very ;nnost tl,o,vbts xvb;cb to sav
the least. after seasoninc than M " III ,,ys-
yarioatons 10 sniff III. taste. ra,pin,3s - ver,,
forcibly Of the frai,tv of man,;nd t)ne
might have supposed that his inmost thoughts
would have caused an earthquake or at least
midnight panic, but SO far as we have OBJ
served, they fell like snow flakes, melted, and
quietly passed away, though we must here
beg leave to congratulate those who predicted
year or two ago that such and SO would
come to pass ON the fulfillment Of their prog
nostications. But to return to the main ques-
tien--of co,syse we do not question the right
of any young man, especially dutiful son, to
inform his Ma Of any business probabilities
or possibilities that may come to his notice,
but we do think it possible for people to some-
times overreach the common laws of etiquette.
An instance of this kind occurred in this vi.
an illustration. 81
A vonno man of our acoua;ntanca uas
about to sell a horse for ] fair cons;dsrat;on
when hv a ,tt,e closa espr;ua ba ,vos nor.
.e,a,,o,, ~ 4oaa4h IL -.
which he can now ,,,ace n his aar o;ve a a
shalxa loolr at tho an, ,,,ass a. tbo +;,,o and
+,.;,,. 80 ,.;.t... .,.u.,., ,u,.,-
ehiiA Vi HIS sunny cntluhoou udys. Nnlle
tho rentie,nau who wa 9 To have beep the mr..
o..S " Ne W 49, ,S'S e 800 Wy P".
chaser now thanks his lucky stars that he es-
$50,
capped the great age and uncertainty winch he
mos aha,,. ~ - ~. -,
was "ooue w iay Hoau oAs SHo Woiu moro
and we will have done with the g Dncks ~.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-10

TEMPERANCE MEErINes.-A Temperance
meeting will be held at Lyceum Hall on next
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. An address
will be delivered by Rev. Enoch Knowles, and
it is expected that remarks will be made by
others.
Rsv. Dir. J. r. Crane Presiding Elder of
the Newar,,:. Conference, is expected to lee
ture on Temperance in the NJ. E. Church on
Sunday evening. ~
On Monday evening lady from Brooklyn
"a prominent worker in the woman's temper
ance moyement) is expected to lecture, but
the arrangements are not fully completed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-10

CB- Rev. G. r. Hartranft, pastor of the
NJ. T.. Church, in this city, closed the first
year of his ministry here, on last Sunday. He
left yesterday to attend the New Jersey An
New Brunswick. Rev. Mr.. H. is an able
public speaker and reflects credit upon the
pulpit of his denomination. We are sorry to
hear that his return to this city is in doubt.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-10

Gg- Chief Engineer Candy has called a
meeting of the Board of Engineers to meet at
the Fleet Wing II. & L. Co.'S House, on
Thursday evening, the 18th of March, at o.
clock, to appoint a time and place for the
meeting of the Fireman's Convention,t to NOM
mate candidates for Chief Engineer and LIST
and I'd Assistants.
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PAvINe. MIR. ]. A. Bachman, the paving
contractor, informs us that he has not been able
to get the consent of all the property owners
on Bridge, west of Union, or of those on
Union between Church and Coryell. The
property owners on these two blocks were
considered to be the most likely to favor paw
ing, and it would therefore appear as hopeless
to use further endeavors in this direction. 1t
is evident that if it is desirable that any Of
our streets should be paved, it can only be
done by an ordinance requiring the paving, and
assessing the owners of the property. To
leave it to the option of the property holders
and allowing any one of them to thwart the
wishes Of all the others, is equivalent to an
injunction against all such improvements.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-10

eB- The fishermen of Scarborough's Fish
cry, in New Hope, are now engaged in pre-
pairing their nets, &C., for fishing, with the
expectation of commencing in few days.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-10

EH The Best Seamless Double-Steel Pure
Whalebone Corset can be had for s1.oo ut 3
jy. e9.-tf. w. w. PERRINE's.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-10

~ The ladies of the Women's Union
Missionary Society of Lambertville and vicin-
ity, have received during the year one letter
from the Orphanage, at Calcutta, and two
from the Home at Yokohama, from which the
following are extracts
CALCUTTA, JUNE 9th, 1874.
Dear Friends III have received your let
ter, intimating desire to assume the support
of a child in the Orphanage. AS you mention
cd the name Emma, we have decided to give
you girl who already has that name. She is
between fifteen and sixteen years of age, is a
fine looking girl, and what is far BETTER we
believe hor to be an earnest Christian. Since
she first professed to have found Christ, her
life has been perfectly consistent. She seems
never to have doubt or cloud. She Is
kind and obliging, and ready to do whatever
in any way with the children's school hours.
but when we go to the Zenanas in the aftef2
noon, we often take the older girls away from
their sewing to teach. Emma is a good teach
or. So she is often out. She has class of
little girls in the Heather Sunday School
The orphans the past year have given us great
satisfaction. Their Improvements in their
studies has been rapid and their conduct ex-
cept in very few instances, all that we could
ask. A number of the girls have been con-
verified and we are hoping for great help from
them in the Zenana work. Their prayers ale
most earnest for their heather sisters and the
desire universal to go out and teach them
Our Zenana work is prosperous so far as num-
bers of pupils is concerned, and we can but
believe the fruit Of all this study of Gods
word, and Of her religious teaching will be
seen. Sincerely yours,
NJ. G. LATHRoP.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-10

GI- A good present for the Holidays
pair of boots or shoes. You can buy them
cheap at Halls American Shoe Store, No.
Union street.. - s ~ - II
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~ Beware of limitations. The only seam
less, double steel; pure whalebone CORSET,
can be had for $500 to $1.75 at VAN HoRN's.
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eB The Butterhy,' new brand, the
best cigar for cents to be found in this city,
equal to more than one-half the cigars for
which dealers charge 10,cents, TO be had at
MooRH's Drug Store only. e
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To- BEwAaE or IMITArroNs 1.-The best
fitting Ready Made shirts can be lad 1t
PERRINE's. t1ofs11
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~ Asplendid assortment Of Cooking and
Parlor Stoves selling very Chtapiat LARS; A
Bridge ST., Lambestville. Aa f3.4.t.
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10 House Painting, Graining, Glazing,
Paper Hanging, So, done BY STEPHEN HUH,
shop in rear OF Main St. Market. A28-sm
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Treasures once,
Sherif's Sale z

DY virtue OF Writ OF III fd to me directed issued
ID out of the Court OF Hunterdon Common Pleas will
be exposed to sale at Public Vendue,
On MONDAY the FIFTH DAY OF APRIL
next between the hours of twelve and In the
afternoon Of said day at the Court House. in Fleming
ton in the township of Rartnn In the County of Hum
terdon all that House and Lot situate In the city of
Lambefyille the east side of Wilson Street. adjoin-
ing lands of Schultz and Others being the proper
y conveyed to said defendant by deed given by John
Foran and wife, and recorded In County Clerks Office
In Pennington, In vol i47, page 25s, &c.
Seized the property Of William Melia, and taken In
execution at the suit Of John Foran and to be sold by
J. P. RITTENH0UsE, LATE sHnRfFF
March 3. 1878. d. l.. TRIMMER, Attorney
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Y NJ. G. A.-The monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian association of this
city, held id the Baptist Church on last Mon
day evening, was not as largely attended as it
should have been considering the character of
the exercises. The ladies were out in full
force, but owing to slippery payements many
gentlemen were prevented from attending.
The lecture by Rev. G. R. Hartranft, on
the Microscope and Microscopic Objects, was
instructive, entertaining and amusing. The
lecturer showed an excellent knowledge of his
subject and was able to communicate that
knowledge in such way as to gain the atten-
ton Of the young and old, the learned and un-
learned. Is
The singing by the double-q uartette choir
was very coed and was. appreciated by the
The next meeting viii be held in the Press
byterian Church, the second Monday in
April
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na- The best fitting readysnado SHIRTS,
can be had at II. II. VAN HoRN's.*
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AMERICAN MISSION HOME, YOKOHAMA ia
PAN, Nov. A, 1874.
Dear Friends -. Your protagee be-
longs to the other house, though her bright
sunny face is often seen here. She is one of
my favorites. Enclosed you will find photo
graph that does not do her justice. She has
brunette complexion, with bright red cheeks,
and bright merry eyes. wish you could at
tend one of our Friday afternoon prayer-meet-
ings, and hear how the Holy Spirit teaches
these children. God has heard the many
prayer that have been offered for us, and has
sent us this richest answer of blessing. Day
by day VIC realize His presence in our midst
Hoping the bond of fellowship in Christ will
be strengthened as we have you in our hearts,
knowing your prayers ascend for us--Jesus
and his Love, the bond.
l remain very truly, your felow-laborer,
LIZZIE M. GUTHRIE.
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NEw HOPE AVID nyoKs oouNrY, ga.
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80 d st aflt Ies a ~ ~
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annual meeting of the members, were as fol-
lows
TEEToTAL LIVES.
Calculated deaths by the Carlisle tables, 1877
Actual dess..lhs during the year, 30
D;asrencs in favor of temperance, Al
tl a..lns . aia:,,s 60, 0zJ
saved nv teetotalisrn, srsss s65,2l5
MODERATE DRINKERS LIVES.
Calculated deaths by Carlisle tables, PA
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| In excess of the teetotal death-ratc, l22
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| Actual claims,
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The contrast between the lessened death
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Of moderate drinkers, as set torth ny these
mathematical calculations and experiences is
something which ought to startls moderate
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M. &. LArnRor.
YOKOHAMA, SEP. o, 1874.

4
To The Ladies' Of TIE Lambsrtuills Society -
Your letter to Mrs. Pruyn did not reach here
till July, after school had closed for vacation.
We have made tho selection you asked for
The young girl is 10 years old, and refnarka-
bly, pretty for Japanese. She has been want
ing to come to us for year, as this time last
year we took her cousin. have often prayed
for the way to be opened for her to come, and
it seems as if your letter was an answer She
is very bright. Better than all, believe at
heart she is Christian. But she did not dare
to say so at home. have talked with her
to-day, she says sshe will pray to the good
God every day for the ladies who give her a
Christian hone.'' Her name is Kin (pro-
nounced Kean). We find 1t does not work
well to change their names. We win have
her photograph taken for you, for the next
mail, If possible. She has promised to write
To you. Oh, there are SO many avenues Of
work opening in Japan, that the question is,
where shall we begin, and where is the great
est demand. Expecting to write soon again,
| remain Yours very truly.
LIZZIE M. GUTHRIE.
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Winfield, we're told, refused to bite,
Then Phil. got made and.declared he'd fight
lie came out of the yard with shovel in hand
And ON the side walk took stand.
Tell him. he cried, with all his might,
To come right down and set things right.
He bought the colt, the sale was fair,
And now Phil. Philip do declare
That he must rectily it, set things right,
Or he'll find Philip really for fight
Jibber jabber went his chin,
We drove on and Phil went in.
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years ago, thought not officially, which proves
the utter uselcssness of said office in Hunter
don county.
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Envelope No. j, centaining so beautiful engraving is
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Five chaps left Mt Airy last Monday for
Nebraska--a farmer, horse jockey, cob
bier, huckster, and a handyman in generally
all in ono suit of clothes. We wish 'em
success. CAPTAIN JACK,
p. Sd Lam5ertritle and Mount airy Epi-
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THE
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WILL BUY A

These Bonds are issued for the purpose Of raisi
funds for the erection Of building In the City Of NJ
York, to be used for f494 fHs
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COOLEY & GROUSE

n B.-The highest cash prices paid for most kinds o
country produce or taken In exchange for goods.
April 30 1874.
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Thankful for past fayors (when at the corner of Union
and Bridge strees and pledging best endeavors
merit we earnestly solicit you TO call ut
WINGED
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Chicago, June lO-FlOur Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat Dull and lower; No.
spring nominal; No. fresh O69{c regular
96l5c spot; VIE, has sold at 99hc seller
July; 9SHc seller August; No. ,, 93IGa0ic.
Corn-ACtivc; No. 2 mixed fresh Csc; rrgu.
lar 67'&c spot; SOC bid seller July; 7?a72Hc
seller August; rejected GjKc. OatS-Dnll
and lower No. 2, GOAc bid spot; 5S9Sc sci.
Ter July; ii3ia42c seller August. Rye
Quiet and unchanged. Barley Demand
active and prices advanced; No. Q, 81 2Oa
/ 2jspOt; 81 O3Al OF seller September. Pork
Demand active and prices advanced Mt
$40 90 spot or seller July; $40 Sjal0 81:
seller August. Iard-StcGdyand in modcr.
rate demand Mt $l3 6Oai3 % spot; $l3 60
seller July; $l3 50 seller August. bulk
Enthusiastically with II moderate demand.
Whisky-Demnnd good at full prices; 81 II.
On call Board Wheat was ilrmGr at 0GIIc
June; 97'Sa079Ic July. Corn tirmer ut Csc
June; GQHaG02Gc July. Oats unchanged.
Pork and Lard weak, easy and unchanged,
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Thouri,ttuI Thoughts.

Heaven from all creatures hides the
book OF fate.
The corpse Of friendship is not worth
entertaining.
What is virtue but a medicine and
vice but n wound?
In the commerce Of speech use only
coin Of gold and silver.
Philosophy, while II so0thes the reason
damps tho ambition.
Character Is the diamond that scratches
every other stone.
We cannot escape tomorrow by sleep
nor eternity by death.
INDIGESTION keeps the door ajar, but de.
cisiOn shuts and bolts it,
Observed duties maintain our credit,
but secret duties maintain our life.
All il hollow where the heart bears not
part, and all is peril where principle Ia
not guide.
Advice which, like the snow, softly falls,
dwells the longer upon and sinks the
deeper into the mind.
The touch Of n little child's hand has
opened many door through which the
Master has nfterwarl come in, sat down.
and supped.
In all waters there are some fish which
swim against the stream, and in every
community persons are to be found who
delight in being opposed to everybody
else.
lie who betrays nnother's secret he.
cause he hns qiarreled with him was
never worthy Of the name Of friend: n
breach Of Kindness will not Justify n
breach Of trust.
He ought to possess some himself who
attempts to make use Of borrowed excel.
lence: golden goblet on btggar's table
serves only to expose its companions Of
lead.
II every time conscience was wrOnged
II sighed, and every time reason was per.
verted Il uttered complaints, no ont
could live for the moaning which would
fiji his soul.
The whole external life Of people |.
their language. However profoundly
their habits Of thought may he modified
their language at once issenSibly affected
by them.
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Ght9ttelIigetreer
How .Rufe' Was Provided For

Washington Letter to Boston Herald
An appointment Of Rufus ingalls,, New
York speculator and old army friend OF
Grant, to be quartermaster.general in the
army, is one Of the things which has been
in progress OF arrangement Tor a long
time, and which does not reflect any cred
il upon the president. Ingalls, is man
Of plenty Ct notoriety, who used TO mess
with Grant when he lived as n general OF
the army on Pennsylvania avenue, and
who. il mistake not was with him away
back in the days when, as an obscure sub
ordinate in the army, Grant was cam
paiguing against the Indians in Oregon.
Those we're days when they played poker
with beans, and it would make you split
your sides with laughter to hear some Of
the stories that the hearty old democrat,
Mr.. Nesmith Of Oregon, tells OF Grants
performances in the far Northwest.
Next to Rawlins and Badeau, ! believe
Ingalls, has always been Grants most init.
mate friend. OF late years he has been
dickering in stocks and things in
Wall street, and his presence at the White
House when Grant was hesitating about
the initiation bill last year, has always
been supposed to have helped to the final
very fortunate veto Of that measure. 1t
was said ut the time that ingalls, aud Jay
Gould made very handsome thing out
Of the advance information which the
latter got at the White House have
heard that ingalls, has lately lost some
$1,000 in speculation, and that this Is one