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Mr.. Beecher's Oratory.

Mr.. Bccchcr is man a little past
the prime of life in appearance while
in rcposc, Of medium height, with
broad, slightly STOPPING shoulders.
His face is noticeable especially for its
eyes, which being large arc made cav
crnous by the black lines Of the eye
brows and lashcs contrastcd with the
snowy whitencss Of the hair in front,
and the tufts of white whiskcrs on the
cheeks and chin. If Mr. Evarts has
the wisest look in the court room, Mr.
Bcechcr's face carries in il solemn
and melancholy carncstncss that would
bctit S'crne's Accusing Angel on his
way up to Heavens High
Chancery withapccuiarl y unfortunate
oath This look his plain black dress
and gray hairs support to the eve, and
10 the car his voice, which is low and
rotund and borders sometimes on
hoarscncss. full v answers it, There is
more in Mr.. Bccchcr's tones than in
the tones Of any Of his associates or
opponents in the case. They pcrvadc
the whole Of what he may have to say,
on a trivial matter or n grave one, with
an imposing and aboundng candor
which pants pcrpctually the picture
of sober, downright honest man, not
so much partisan as searcher after
truth, pretty sure that he has found it
all the time, but open to conviction
that he has not; man who for all the
world and glory thereof would not
color one fact beyond its truth, and
could not if he would; would not hurt
a fly unless it was bad fly, and then
would do it with grave pain to himself
measuring everything and every
body with stately justice that is con-
tinually melancholy because it wants
to be merciful and really cannot. That
is about the effect of his voice. The
face, which fits it extremely well, is
mobile although stern. The eyes look
straight out of it with an overpowcr-
ing directness and earnestness, and
fairly shine with the impetus Of argu-
ment or defamation which flushes his
face as well. His speech is blessing
to reporters, who don't lose any OF it.
It is slow, monosyllabio in large meas
ure, and every word comes out plump
ly and definitely, dropping in the snow
fake fashion that Homer credits to the
speech of one of his heroes. There
are some of the tricks Of mispronoun-
citation which lawyers get and seem to
be proud Of, and occasional misuses Of
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yrpf.ssiuual Cards.

GEO. AlNSLlE.
-,yyy lyp COUNSELLOR AT LAW. IDAHO
~ Oxce on Montgomery street. second
naniat R'sorife'
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ROOMS BOARD OF CENTENNIAL MANAGERS
Idaho, Boise City, June 1, 1875.

The Board Of Centennial Managers for
Idaho announce the following Agents for
the reception and collection Of articles for
exhibition at the Centennial Exhibition at
Philadelphia. 1876. Information will be
furnished by them on application to all
persons desiring to exhibit. They are also
authorized Agents for the sale of stock and
memorial medals issued by the Centennial
Board of Finance:
Boise County-Hon. Ben Wilson, Pho
neer
Alturas-Hon. John McNally, Rocky
Bar.
Owyhee-W. j. Hill, Esq, Silver City.
Nez Perces-Hon. L. p. Brown, Mount
Idaho.
Oneida-Hon. VIM. Clemens, Iowa Bar.
Oneida-Hon. Alex Stalker, Franklin.
Lemhi-Hon. George L. Shoup, Salmon
City
Idaho-Hon s. p. c. Howard, Washing
ton.
Shoshone-Hon. Ira Goulder, Pierce
City
Ada-C. ". Moore, Esq, Boise City.
Letters Of inquiry can be addressed TO
Thomas Ranney. Secretary, Boise City.
l.. f. CARTEE,
Vice President.
G.. W. MOORE,
Treasurer and Financial Agent.
THOMAS RANNEY,
Secretary
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"D1D you like the sermon, love?"
asked pious wife of her heather hus-
band on their way home from church.
"Wcll, my dear, to tell the truth, | didn't
pay much attention to the sermon, but
from the sweet expression of the par
sons face, l should say he was man
that wouldn't have to be asked twice
to take a drink"
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CUsroMER-"Mother wants nice
plump chicken, please" Shopman--
"Trussed?" Customer-"Oh no; am
going to pay for i'll"
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"a = Boise CONN.,. OF Foster < Peterson. at
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Iass. % the NIL VIII continue 70 conduct
Y '~ tie 6,m ,emlses a heretofore. receive
NS And pay all the liabilities
~ ]. Jann. JOHN FOSTER
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-03-24

THE LITTLE Orphans DREAM.-We have
received from Messrs. George Stinson s. Co.,
Art Publishers, of Portland, Maine, copy Of
a fine work of art in the shape of alarge steel
engraving, (size 20 by 80 inches). The en-
craving is by Mr.. A. III. Richie, well known
as the best engrayer on steel in America, and
is after one of Mr.. b. f. Remnants famous
paintings. The engraving is new-just finish
ed, and now, for the first time, before the pub
lie.
We will add brief description of the pic
ture, though it cannot be expected that we
can give more than a faint idea of its beauty.
In an elegant apartment upon a couch is
shown a beautiful little girl of tender age,
asleep. During the warm summer night she
has partly relieved herself of the bed CLOTH
ing, displaying her beautiful little chubby
limbs in the loveliest possible manner. She
is little orphan, as the title indicates, and
is sweetly dreaming of her mother, about
whom she has been told SO much. She has
been told that her mother is a beautiful angel,
and she has wondered why she can never
come to see her. She has thought so much
of the matter that one night she dreams that
her mother visits her--the beautiful being of
light that she believes her to be, and it is this
dream that the artist has portrayed with such
power and effect. The angel motheris shown
by the bedside as the child sees her in the
dream. The outlines of her face and form are
distinctly seen, although the figure is shadowy
and ETHEREAL. The motheris surrounded with
halo of soft, heavenly light, and she is shown
gazing upon her child with all the inexpressi-
BILE love that ever comes from a mothers
heart. In her extended hand she holds a
white lily-an emblem of purity.
Messrs. Stinson & Co., publish very large
variety of pictures of all descriptions and
prices, and all are sold through agents by SUBJ
scription only. Attention is directed to their
advertisement for agents, in another col
umn.
Those who are unemployed, or those who
have spare time, who wish to make IAN hon
est penny" will not be any the worse off by
sending for their terms and directions to
agents, which they send free to those who APP
ply.
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WONDERFUL SUCCESS.

Three years ago DR.. Boschee's German
Syrup was introduced in the United States
from Germany for the cure of coughs, severe
colds settled on the breast, Consumption and
other diseases of the Throat and Lungs
No medicine ever had such a success. 3OO,-
600 sample bottles have been distributed every
year for three years by druggists in all parts
of the United States, and nearly 1000 letters
from Druggists are now on our files, saying
that no other preparation in their stores sells
as well and gives such excellent satisfaction.
All we ask is for you to go to your Druggist
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try
it. Regular size rs cents. For sale at New
Hope by II. Calvin Robbins, and in Lambert
vile by Robbins and Seyerns.
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An IMMERsIoN.-The mooted question,
whether Methodsts believe in tho doctrine of
immersion was definitely settled in the af-
firmative recently so far at least as one of
the Methodist divines in attendance upon the
Conference in New Brunswick is concerned.
One of the South Jersey members of the Con-
ference, while making all inspection of their
water privileges on Tuesday afternoon, slip
ped from Richmond coal dock into the canal,
and received thorough ducking or " INNER
sion." He was all alone al the time, and
obliged to call for help before he could get
out again. When he came ashore he didn't
look as nice as he did before his immersion,
his good clothes being not only wet but COW
cred with mud and coal dirt. He retired as
soon as possible from public view to his board
ing house, and it is presumed that he will moi
trouble the coal docks very soon again.
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We supposed, at the commencement of the
Tilton- Beecher trial and during the progress
of the plaintiffs testimony, that we had a
pretty distinct idea of what it is about.
But we are getting considerably mystifed
on that subject. The issue appears com.
pletely changcd-the time Of the Court
and the entire line of testimony since
the defendant opened his case having
been devoted to proving that Tilton isn't a
bit better man than he alleges Beecher to be,
To an unprofessional mind it seems, even II
Tilton has been guilty of all the falsehood and
all the liaisons that are proved and insinuated
against him, the fact doesn't justify Beecher
in debauching his wife rand that the real
question before the Court is not Tilton's con-
duct, but Beecher's.- OF course; if Tiltons
case rested upon his own unsupported testi-
mony, his character if shown to be utterly
corrupt and bad, might render him altogether
unworthy of belief; but unfortunately for
Mr.. Beecher, there are his own letters and the
direct and positive statements of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moulton, who thus far at least are entirely
unimpeached. Still, we may be able by-and-
by to see the force of the line of defence
adopted, il we cannot at present.
Among the /" side-lights of the trial there
are some remarkable developments that may
well startle the Christian community. First
aud most important among these, it seems to
u.s. is the sort of men who edit and control
some of our so-called religious newspapers,
aud the creeds of people who find welcome at
the communion table of Plymouth Church.
To say nothing of Mr.. Tilton, who was
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Sherif's Sale /!

DY virtue of Writ Of Fl. Ia, to me directed issued
out of the Court Of Chancery Of New jersey, will
be cxposedto sale ut Public Vendue on
- MONDAY The TWELFTH DAY OF APRIL
next between the hours Of twelve and
Eve o'clock in the afternoon of said day at the Court
House in Pennington in the township OF Rariani IN the
County of Hunterdon ALI that certain messuage and
OF land and premises hereinafter particularly de-
scribed situate lying and being in the township West
Amwell in the county of IIuntefdon, and State of New
Jersey bounded aud described follows, viz; Begnn-
ing al stone standing he end Of stone fence corner
to Joseph 4: Wilson'S land thence az with his line
south eghty-fve degrees and twenty-five minutes west
stone fence; thence CD with the same south w I've de-
grees and forty-hve minutes east TOUR chains and huy
links stone; thence (3) south seventy-hve degrees
and orty-hve minutes wes sixteen chains and eighty
with his line north twelve degrees and fifteen minutes
west eleven chains and twenty-one hnks thence 10
south seventyve degrees and fortyhve minutes west
sese chains and three links TO stone in the road
thence (Gl aong the middle Of said road north twelve
degrees thirty minutes west chains and sew
enty links stone thence az with George Larasons
line north sesentyfve degrees and fifty minutes east
twenty three chains and seyentyone links to stone
thence S with the north twelve degrees and fifty
FIVE minutes west hirty-two chains TO sassafs tree
north seyentyseven degrees and twenty minutes east
twenty-0ne chains and seyentysix links to stone iu
Isaac Wilson's line; thence i0) with his and Jos h
Wilson's line south twelve degrees cast forty chains and
grees and fifteen minutes cast eight chains and sixty
inks 70 the place of beginning and contains one hun
red and thirty acres and sesenhundredths, more
or less
Seized as shc property Of John Lawyer e. e. al,
and taken in execution atthe suit OF Alexander Mat-
WHEELS SHERIFF.
March 10, 1875
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Charles Lamb, Essayist, denounced all
spirituous liquors as "Wet Damnation. -
Poor fellow ; he knew whereof he spake, by
sad experience, and ii living, would apply the
same To Alcoholic E---;.-~atS, advertised as
Curealls. But there is one tonic and altera-
tive in existence--the best the world has ever
known--whicll contains no alcohol. 1t is DR..
MARKETS CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTERs.
Feb. 18th, 4w.
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!ge2,ere Child !

A severe cough can be cured in few days,
by using Dir. BURToN's VEGETABLE CoUeH
SYRUP. 1t is purely vegetable, and is one of
best remedies knownsfer coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, and all affections Of the throat or lungs
that may lead to consumption. Being of a
very healing nature, it cannot fail to be of
great benefit in all cases where. the lungs or
bronchial tubes are. affected from any cause.
Sample bottles are to be had free Of charge at
the Drug Stores of Robbins & Severrs, or c..
f. Moore, Lambertville, N. j., or III. Calvin
Robbins, New Hope, Pa.
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THE MARKETS.
Lambertville, March "a, 1875.
- ----,1771--
MARRIAGES.

WoRAAN-SALTER.-- March 18th, By Rev IT, E. Vas
sar Lemuel Woman Hattie c. Salter, both of Flem-
ingt0n.
EICK-sCHUYLER-Att the NJ e. Parsonage New Ger
mantown by Rev. W. II. Haggerty, Peter Eick of
yliet's Mills, and Ellen Schuyler of Fairmont.
BowLBY- the brides residence, on
the 4th inst by Rev w c. Nelson, John II. Bowby,
of New Hampton junction, to Esther A. Blackiord Of
White House Station
HoFFMAN--KIPLE.-0n Wednesday evening. the 10th
inst by Rev. VIM. Pitcher Creveling Hoffman, of Lee
banon to Maggie Kiple Of Readington.
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BErrER OR woRsEs


The constant iteration aud reiteration of
charges against our public men, of dishonesty,
immortality, and the like, has led to very
general impression that the moral status Of
those now representing us in Congress and OF
those filling executive positions in our govern
ment, is far below that of the men who occu-
pied these stations in years gone By. tits al
so thought that the people are less honorable
aud pure. We often hear laudations Of the
stern integrity and morality Of the early days
of the Republic and doubtless there were ex-
emplifications of these In those days that could
be initiated by Tire present generation with
great benefit to the people and their represen-
tatives but We are not of those who believe
that the world is growing worse, instead of
better. On the contrary, we believe that the
average morality and honesty of our public
men aud of the people is above that of former
periods of our country's history. We hear, it
is true, a great deal more of corruption, etc.,
in our newspapers than formerly, but this is
not so much owing to the increase of crime as
to the increase of publicity that is given to it.
A few years ago, there were few telegraph
lines, the dailics of the cities gave but little
attention to matters outside of their own
localities, and the ubiquitous reporter had not
yet learned the art fpoking his nose into every
persons private affairs and magnifying flying
rumors to ten times their proper proportions.
,r.au !. a,.a,,.ad cnaa;., ,a,,a,4a,.. ,.ox,ro
sent the great dailies in every town and city
OF our land, and the least misconduct of any
Nit l. ro,,ortod =, r,,,,;ons &c ,oadars
g. -, tn. a. 80. - aaa,,aa,
- =, 80 - ~,
60, - - ,.,ss -,
-.
uisneu W wy "o'A'is - s'"''u ''ieS' ~
all quarters OF the country.
Notwithstanding all these seeming evidences
If tho ;ncrease of evil there ;s a nobler man
u 'no iAo'e"oo =. o'.i' s' .-.''.'
hood developing in this country than ever be-
f,,re The yarv efforts of men tn hiring hidden
-. -.
GYMS W i's anu W paw o'in'0 "A. W
ruption, make the contrast more marked, and
lend hideousnessS to wrong doing that it
,yop,d not annear.to, have were It not for this
tn. ....,,ss, 80 a. - a..
coh'fase@ rms "iii'nsioss =. 'iio 'noA =, s.o
present to sacrifice worldly interests Tor the
sake of the slave; the efforts now making to
forr.,,d the tau,nerance reformation the
=, ~ -. ...:,....a - .,,a;.
hoerahty Win "hio'i men oon'iiou'o % e'io''
wealth for educational and benevolent institu-
tions tho earnest efforts for the souls and
ho,,;es of mo, al, these show that the
:. -, a.. !. -
present age progress ny ~ an 'na' 10 hooie
and Christ-like.
Enrepard to our public men, the following
....;,,<,,,,, eror, can.tor f,o,L1;no will COR
'o,'' -, - ,..a.;
roDorate whas we nave said as 10 compare
son between the present and the past. 1t
will be seen that the Improvement in fifteen
vaars ,,as hson most marked. He saws.
seais n"o w. --oss nv
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DEATHS.

CLARKE New Hope, March 10th, 1875 Maria wife
of VIM. Clark, aged 65 years
HoUsEL.-In Pennington, March 18th, William Housed,
aged so years, s months and days.
wERT-Near Rowland's Mills, Feb. 10, John W. Vert,
aged So years.
MILES-Near Clover Ill., Feb 49, of membrane Group,
Cora c., daughter of John and Annie E. Miles, aged
years IL months and days
MILES.-Near Glover HILL Feb %, Ella S., daughter OF
John and Annie E. Miles, aged years months and
10 days.
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Crooked Boots and Shoes.

IT YONS PATENT METALLIC STIFFENERs keep
il 4 them straight, prevent running over wearing off
unevenly on the sides, ripping in the seams make
Shoe Dealers and Manufacturers everywhere. Agents
wanted, Sample pair rs cents. One dozen 49, with de-
scriptve circulars Sent by mail receipt Of price,
Can be applied by any one at any time. Manufactured
lIy by n LYON 81 State and Grees Streets, Albany
N. March 18th, is75-4w.
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SEaeriHss Sale!

DY virtue of Writ Of r. Fd. to directed, issued
I'D out Of the Court Of Chancery of New Jersey, win
be exposed to sale at Public Vendue, MONDAY
the TWELFTH day of APRIL next between the hours
Of twelve and Eve o'clock In the afternoon Of said day.
at the Court House, in Remington in the township OF
Raritan in the County Of Huntordon all that certain
farm plantation, situate in the township of West
Amwe in the county Of Hunterdon, and state of New
Jersey bounded and described follows, to wit Be-
ginning corner of lands late Martin Agnews the
ming thence ~ along said township line north fifteen
and half degrees west, thirteen chains and ty-nine
links fo ~ stone TO lands late James Larson
deceased thence % along line Of the south
entyone and half degrees west two chains and
~ links to stone for corner thence (3) along line
Of the north fourteen and half degrees west six
CHI ins and twenty-four links to corner Of the
same thence ~ along line of the south eighty
FIVE and half degrees nine chains and thrtyfour
links of the thence north three and
corner; thence 6) north seventy -four half
grees east five chains aud fourtyfour links to corner
thence f) north fifteen degrees west fifteen chains and
ninety-one links to corner in Aaron Wilson's land;
thence 49, along his line south sixtyone and half de-
grees west fourteen chains end twenty-four links to
chains and fffy-seycn links corner; thence I0)
south seventy -four and half degrees west thirteen
chains and 6ftynine links corner thence i south
thirteen and three-quarer degrees east, fifty three
chains and niue links to corner; thence l12) north
sixty-hve degrees east fifteen chains aud ten links to
stone corner 10 John Wilson's land thence f.3) north
fftythree and half degrees east eighteen chains and
seventyseven links to the place of beginning and
tanning within the bounds aforesaid one hundred and
ffty-eight of land, be the same more or less
Seized the property of William Willis e. M ek ais
and taken in execution at the suit of commissioners
OF the sinking fund Of New Jersey and to be sold by
". BELLS, SHERIFF.
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GIVEN AWAY.

EMPLOYMENT MEN, have ve% jsse sGa sg yoa
need. Our II Mounted Chromos onsell anything in
the market Mr. Persons writes; struck out yester-
day and by working easy four hours, cleared 81"
lady has just reported her profits for the forenoon S.
yesterday up 10 O'Clock she cleared 81 We can
prove beyond question that agent ordered $500 of
these chromos In eleven working days we have the
largest and uest assortment in the United States hun
dreds of choice subjects which to select We will
send you 10G of the best selling free Of
charge receipt of $685. Send in your orders give
call Samples by mail 25c, or y for ~.
BOSTON FRAME AND CHRONIC CO.,
1872 Washington ST.. Boston, Mass.
p. O. Box 1862. Dec. 2. fs74.-4n.
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ga REMARKABLE BOOK,v
WATERS new SCALE PIANO

Are the best made The touch elastic as fine singing
tome powerful pure and even.
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
cannot be exceled In beauty they defy compe-
tition. The Concerto Stop is fine Imitation Of Human
Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for cash during this
Month, Monthly Instruments received on Pianos $40
to 20 Drganss $iU; Sa<.><ii. ite~ fst dcpoeit
AGENTS WANTED. "A liberal discount TO teachers
Minister'S Churches, Lodges etc. Special inducements
to the trade. Illustrated Catalogues Mailed HORACE
WATERS 4 son, 4S1 Broadway N. Y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Realty PI-ANOI

AGENTS WANTED !. male or Female TO
take orders Daniel Beatty, Washington, New Jersey
Feb. 10, 1876
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Lambertyille National Bank

THE Board Directors have this day declared a divi-
dend of per cent the capital stock ont of the
earnings of the last six months payable on demand.
ISAIAH P. SMITH, CASHIER.
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Sherif's Sale!

VDY virtue of writ Of FL Fd to directed, issued
out of Hunterdon Circuit Court will be exposed to
saio al Public Vendue on MONDAY the TWELFrlI
dav OF APRIL next between the hours Of twelve and
Ave o'clock in the afternoon OF said day at the Court
House. in Pennington in the township of Raritan, in
the County of Hunteron all that House and Lot situ-
ate in Lambertve, on the corner Of Main and swan
beinr the same property conveyed bT Michael Meakn to
said defendant Subject to all prior legal
Seized the property of Lewis Rush, and taken IN
of Thomas Mcnamara, deceased and TO be sold by
w. BELLS SHERIFF.
March TO- 1875. NJ. L. TRIMMER, Attorney.
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The B. Sh0ninger Organ.

HORACE WATERS & Son, ASH Broadway NJ Y, have
obtained the sole Agency OF this well known Organ for
the states of New York and New Jersey and prepar-
ed to supply the trade the most liberal terms Agents
wanted in every County in these States. Catalogues
Mailed. March g. lS75-iw.
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0E "a on Per Day at home Terms free. Ad-
Jan 20. is75-iy. Maine,