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G. Z. PETERS.

VI
IVERY STABLE. GOOD TEAMS FUR
II nished at sll times, and at reasonable pri,
ces. Stage to and from Depot. Apply at Sta
bic Office rear of Trotter House.
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J. NJ. WARDEN.

J. NJ. WARDEN.
ElNE WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEWELRY,
Il Silver Ware, Spectacles. Cutlery, Rcvol-
vers. Fancy Goods and Toys. Particular at
tention given to Repairing Fine Watches.
Office W. U. Telegraph Co.
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J. b. ORMSRY.


physician AND SURGEON. ROOMS
formerly occupied byJ. N. Clark, Den
fist. Special attention paid to Female diseases
and diseases of the lungs
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F. II. EVERETT,

(Successor to DR.. j. N. Clarke
nENTISTRY. ALL THE MODERN IN
~ provemcnts. Best teeth fifteen dollars
All work warranted to give satisfaction. H.
quires by mail promptly answered. Hardy's
Building,
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j, A. WARREN.

T AIDES, MISSES AND CHILDREN'S
IL Boots, Shoes, Slippers, and Rubbers.
Mems Thick Kip and Calf Boots. Best quail
Y. Low prices. Book Store. Main ST..
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IL IL Sdlu CuuL OOTuWdlllS H0u dill
especial fear of Marion, and never
sat down in any strange house in
the neighborhood OF Oharlestown,
but always on a piazza or under a
tree, that with his own eyes he could
watch for the swift-darting foe.
Poor Corvallis! what joy swept
over the country when he was tax
en-! Even the Dutch watchmen of
Philadelphia called the, news after
midnight, "Bast twelfe O'CLOCK, and
CORVALLIS es daken !"-CONSTANCE
F. WooLsoN, in Ha,pe's Magazine
for December.
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"Our band is few, but true and tried.
Our leader swift and bold;
The British soldier tremblos
When Mariona name is told.
Our fortress is the good greenwood,
Our tent the cypress tree;
We know the forest round US
As seancn know the sea;
We know its walls Of thorny vines,
Its glades Of reedy grass,
Its safe and silent islands
- Il al
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G. II. HARDING.
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEW Ell RY,
w Spectacles, Stationery, and Yankee No
tons. Watches ana Jewclry repaired and
warranted. Post Office Building,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-08-18

The Commissioners Of Appeal m cases ol
taxation adjourned at the recent meeting tc
meet on Monday evening, Sept. 18th, in the
Council Room
30 ParGsoIs, regardless of cost, al
"A. Il. IAN TINES.
The picnic of Co. C, at Hclcombe Grove,
on last Friday, was interfered with by the
rain. 1t was continued on Saturday evening
and ended in quite fracas, during which
knives and "billies were used and consid-
cradle bad blood shed. OF course 1t was not
surprising that such a result should ensue,
when the committee of arrangements provid-
ed twenty-five kegs of beer for the refresh
ment'' Of visitors. This practice of holding
pic-nics just outside the city limits and selling
beer in defiance Of the laws of tne state is to
common. Some Of our fire companies have
set the example in doing this, and their acts
have been overlooked because no one felt
like placing himself in apparent antagonism
to these companies, which in all other respect
are worthy of commentator and encourage
ment. It is manifest, however, that it is no
more justifable for an organization to break
the laws than for an individual. Company g
cannot afford to blot their otherwise creditable
record by repetition of such picnic.
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SERIOUS CATAsTRoPHE--FEARFu FORE
BoDINas. Shortly after day on yester-
day Tuesday, morning general feeling of
sadness came over our people by, the confir-
nation of a report which became current at
that early hour that three gentlemen
from New Hope, Messrs. Jno. benson, Jr.,
Jno. Schermerhorn, Jr., and Frank Ryan, had
capsized their boat while passing through the
Falls, on their way to Stouts Island, and great
fear entertained that Frank Ryan was drown
ed They had started from home at an early
hour in order to reach the Islahd carly for the
purpose Of fishing, but while passing through
the falls, at point where the turbulent water
formed a sort Of z whirlpool = they We're up
set and Ibft TO the mercy Of the waves. 1t is
supposed that Frank had hopes of reaching
shore, being good swimmer, and we are also
informed that his last words to his compan-
ions, while being borne down by the current,
were words urging the necessity of each striv-
ing to save himself !; Messrs. benson and
Schermerhorn, it appears, had got hold OF the
overturned boat and were carried down stream
in this condition, the boat considerably in adj
vance of Ryan. Their cries for help were
heard by Mr.. Ralph Ashton, while passing
his residence, this side Of Moore's Station,
who Immediately put ont with boat to their
relief. He succeeded in rescuing Schermer-
horn and benson, but was unable at this time
TO gain any intelligence Of Ryan's where
abouts, although the rivers surface was care
fully scanned Fears for his safety was i'm
mediately given expression to, and an alarm
sounded. The river was searched-both banks
and general search instituted, but we are
sorry to say that up to this. "Wednesday,
morning no tidings have yet reached his
J friends and relatives.
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tE- The river is now high enough to adj
NIT Che safe passage Of RATS. and the itdmber-
men of the Delaware are embracing the OPP
portunity OF getting many RATS foated down
to their various markets. Fishing has also
been greatly improved by the rising water.
The river, in the vicinity Of Wells Falls,
Stouts' Island, &C., is visited at present by
numbers, who claim that these places
are excellent fishing resorts. On Saturday
afternoon party of two persons from New
Hope succeeded IN Choking |" 104 fish, at
one of the above mentioned places and we
have even heard Of better success from other
parties.
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THOSE CosTs.-Some friends of whiskey-
selling in this city have been industriously en-
gagged for months in. lying about the costs in
scurredin the prosecutions of persons for il
legal selling, and all sorts of stories have been
circulated as to the expense of these suits.
We are told of two or three men who
last week insisted that the costs to the city in
the suit Of Peter Robinson, in the Supreme
Court, were eight hundred dollars. The ac-
tual costs in the two suits were $6s.3s, and
this included $11.46 for sheritf7s fees for the
"levy," which was made to secure the costs
in the suit.
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BREACH OF PRoMrsE--A Romantic Case to
be Tried at the Mercer Circuit. affidavit
was placed on file on "Wednesday last in the
Supreme Court, by Alice Noice, Of Princeton,
in action commenced by her against Albert
d. Brown, of Princeton. The facts as we
learn them from the papers in the case are
these:
Albert d. Brown is the only SON aiid heir Of
Susan Dodd Brown, widow lady, said to be
worth half million dollars, who recently
bought the beautiful place Of the late Judge
Field in Princeton. Mr.. Brown was arrested
on capias BY Sheriff Walton, and gave
bonds in the sum of $4,000 for his appear
ance before the Supreme Court on the 18th
day of August inst, to put in special bail, at
the suit Of Alice Noice, for breach of promise
of marriage, for $50, 600 damages. The order
to hold to bail was granted by M. d. Naar, a
Supreme Court Commissioner, on the affidavit
Of the plaintiff, presented by w. Y. johnson,
her attorney.
The affidavit alleges several fraudulent
promises on the part of the defendant, Brown,
and at the same time reads like romance.
Miss Noice is the daughter Of Edward
Noice, deceased, the gardener Of the late
! Judge Field. After Mrs. Brown, the mother
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For YnE RECORD.
MEYER ROLLED TEN-PiNs.

A bright, enterprising young man came to
our city recently, to establish himself in bust
ness. He had just passed through a collegiate
course Of studies, and graduated with high
honors. Being possessed Of rare qualities, he
was soon surrounded by large circle of ac-
onaintances; who delighted to associate with
one of such brilliant wit and noble character
istics. But, alas this modern Adonis had
one great failing, if such it may be called. In
the presence Of the gentler sex his self posses
sion would almost entirely depart, leaving him
as it were unentertaining and Indifferent /; but
notwithstanding his extreme bashfulness, he
was Quite al fayorite among the ladies, who
were captivated BY his good looks and modest
derneanor. Having been invited to call on a
young lady on whom he had been casting
sleeps eyes for a considerable length of time,
he consented, and having finished his toilet to
his satisfaction, he proceeded to the house, ex-
pecting to find his ideal alone and unattended
but judge his surprise on being ushered into
the presence Of body Of young ladies, who
had taken this means of surprising him. He
was confused, and bowling hastily seated him.
self in nervous manner, looking as sheepish
as he possibly could. He had been seated but
short time when one of the ladies asked, in
her usual rapid way, ibid you ever read
Tennyson?" Whereupon our embarrassed
hero, misconstrning the young lady words
interrupted her by answering, No, madam,
never rolled ten-pins."
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TIE rUBLIC sCHooLs or LAMBERr-
YfLLE.

For THE RECORD.
TIE FUBLIC SCHOOLS or LAMBERT
YfLLE.
1t gives us great pleasure to notice that the
Trustees Of the Pdbli6 Schools in the City OF
Lambertville have purchased two commodious
and beautiful building lots for the erection oil
Public School Houses, fronting on Main street
in the First and Third Wards they ate well
located for public convenience and very Access
sible and central to our citizens having child
rem to educate, and the action of the Trustees
gives great satisfaction. The subject of edu-
cation and the erection of suitable school
houses-the most important Of all pub
lie qrestions-has occupied the attention Of
our Common Council for long time past,
and they have manifested a deep interest to
carry out the wishes of the people and adj
midst. AS there has been diversity OF
opinions on the subject, we are. happy to find
that their labors are appreciated and will re-
donnd to their credit in all after times. The
cause of education, by their exertions, will be
promoted and established and give Lambert
vile high standing with her sister cities in
common school instruction. The establish
ment of her schools on liberal and extended
principle, as is manifested by our public au-
thorities, will rapidly draw to the place a
population that will prove of inestimable
benefit and increase the value of property and
enlarge the sphere of her improvements and
soon build up. her vacant lots, so beautifully
located, which will soon pay back to the tax
payers the expenses resulting from her school
improvements. =
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OF Rev. Mr.. Wood of Lahaska, Pa, will
preach in the New Hope M. E. Church, on
next Sunday morning. The pnlpit will be
supplied by the Rev Mr.. 1865, Of Phfh.,
in the evening. The pastor Of the Church is
away at present on a visit.
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eB- A small boy, about IS or years of age,
son of the Supt OF TIE Lumberton, Pa.
Quarries, we hear, fell into the river whilo
fishing, on Monday afternoon, and is suppos-
ed to have been drowned Parties were
seen yesterday looking along the river for the
child's body.
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This excavation, says the inttslgSnc.r,
which is supposed to have been made by tho
early Swedish settlers, is on the property Of
John T. Nicely in Solebury township. The
entrance is from the side Of d Wooded hili, and
is Immediately undera large atrock. Il has
been so filed up With the accumulation of
soil and rubbish that it Ia difficult to crawl
through. Once inside you see long passage
gently descending, and just about high
enough to stand erect in. About sixty feet
from the mouth is an irregular shaped cham
Der which appears to have been the place
where most of the mining was DONE On one
side of this traces Of a shaft which led directly
upwards, but which has been filed UP, for
some cause or other. On the opposite side is
a short passage that has apparently been
started and then abandonedj while near the
centre of the chamber Is another vertical shaft
leading dowpwards. This is at present filled
with water, but is said to be about twenty-five
feet deep. Some years ago it was pumped
out, and an expert sent on from New York to
examineit, but uothing ever resulted there
from, on account of the war, as was reported
in the neighborhood. The water In this shaft
is remarkably clear and cold, and qtfite pleas
ant to the taste, not being impregnated with
copper to any perceptible degree. The rocks
on the southern side of the chamber are al
most all of them covered with thin deposit
of some compound of copper, in places half
an inch thick. It appears principally III
several small dilxes Of trap rock whose courses
can be traced on Che walls. The primitive
formation of rock contains no traces of the
copper. Near the mouth of the mine is q
specimen interesting to our mineralogists 1t
isradiated iron pyrftes in dd6omposed form,
md appears In the shspe ofsn1Ali round balls,
about the size of a bullet They can easily be
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az Four civil-engineers, from the Phila-
delphia Water Works Co., arrived in New
Hope, yesterday Tuesday, with view of
further investigating the practicability ofsup-
plying Phila. with water by the Wells Falls
project
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eB- Mary Talon, of New Hope, was ar
rested on last Sunday by Constable Soloman,
for selling liquor on Sundays, and taken to
Doylestown on a warrant issued by Esquire
Johnson.
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I domestic Patterns and Sewing Mscnin'
Needles, may be had At all times AZ Cooley 1
Crouse's, No. s. Union St.
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eB- The Ladies' Mite Society of New Hope
will hold its regular monthly meeting to-mor-
row Thursday evening. M
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aB- Beware of limitations. The only seam
less, double-steeL pure whalebone CohIsEr,
can be had forg8s to $1.50at VAN HoRN's.
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rB- The Eagle company's Picnic will
come off at Beaumont Deer Park on next
Thursday, the 26th inst.
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gB- "The Butterfly" new brand, the
best cigar Tor 5 cents I'd b. found 1T this city,
equal to more than one-haif the cigars FOR
which dealers charge 10 cents. To be had at
MooRE's Drug Store only. If. 4
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eB A heavy stock of Soap to be sold al
bottom prices to make room for new goods
at Severns', the Druggists. Call early. IT,
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The oily exterminator of the Potato Bug
at Severns', the cheap Druggists. TT.
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nay The best fitting ready-hfade shtHTs,
can be had at Il. II. vAA HcRN's.*
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X Il.
- The Harssst Home By the Changers,
at Beaumont Deer Park, On last Wednesday,
was interfered with By the rain, but notwith-
standing this, there was pretty good turn
out. DR.. Samuel S. Fries called the meeting
70 order, and the following officers were an
nounced President ]. M. Gathers; yice-
Presidepts, s. s. Fries, Joseph Preston, WI
H. Fell, H. d. Lefferts, James Hibbs william
Brunners Judge Hofc6mbe, +. B. Holoombs ;
Secretaries, T. w. Trego, Jesse Finney, Jshn
4. Kirk. Chaplain Voorhees, Of New Jersey,
offered a prayer.
Instructive and entertaining addresses
were made by Messrs; Mattger; Master Of the
Pennsylvania State Grange; Cameron, Of
Lancaster county Col. v. E. Piolett, Of
Bradford county, Lecturer Of the State Change;
Downing, Of West Chester, and others. The
speakers were frequently applaudeds Col.
Piolett was particularly happy in his remarks,
keeping his audience in roar Of laughter
He was called out the second time and spoke
at some length as to the object, purposes, and
uses Of the Grange capital employed in any
other business. The DoSiestowH and Now
town brass bands were present and played at
intervals.
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The census Of FrSnchtowh, according t

CoMMoN CoUNcrL-ADJouRNED MEETING
AN adjourned meeting of the Common
Council Of this city, was held on last We'd
nesday evening.
Present-=Bfow6, (Prest.), Coliigan, Drudy,
Ely, Hammell and Moore.
Mr.. Patrick Rogan, Assessor for the First
Ward having presented communication,
stating his inability to complete his work IN
consequence Of III health, on motion, Mr..
Hugh Reynolds was appointed TO complete
the unfinished work Of the Assessor.
A veto of the Ordinance to regulate the
payment Of money to the Overseer of the
Poor, was presented from the Mayor. Refer
red to the Committee on Poor.
S. v. Holden's bill of 1888 was ordered
paid.
The Finance Committee presented the fol-
lA.x u 4+z
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-NosO Is tie time to 0et Bdr0dins at
the CsossssO-Out Sale Of A. IL IAN
TINE.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.


for 10 baskets peaches shipped them to New Yor
where they brought ss.z5 net sfs$
Miss Anna Carey, of Clinton, who late
ly received sunstroke, lies in critical condition
ather home,
Mr.. Jos. Birds barn, at Perryville, in
this county, struck by lightning few days since
ut not much injured.
Doors and SHOES, to suit the times. at
L ouden's. ct.
The foundry at Frenchtown is not doing
much present. but the lessee Mr. Could anticipates
h eavy run of work the coming fall.
Chosen Freebooter Haring, of French
town. highly spoken Of by the Frenchtown Press and
with justice, ss Mr. Harirg Is who looks out for
the interests Of his county and does sell him
self to Philadelphia bridge building companies.
MIR. s. g. Lands, formerly agent of the
Continental Life Insurance Company of Hartford Conn,
has been appointed General Agent the Penn Mutua,
Life Insurance Company Of Pha for the State of New
Jersey.
For TRUNKS and VALIsEs, go to Louden's,
As Union st. ct.
The Sabbath School at Pleasant Corner,
in connection with number Of neighborng schools,
will have Picnic in Jeremiah Young's Grove, near
Ringoes tomorrow, the 18th inst There will be ad-
dresses delivered by different speakers and refresh-
ments Of various kinds provided. x
About half past o'clock Sunday morn
ing two tramps male and female caught act
of stealing articles from the of several houses
Church street. in Pennington They arrest ID and
handed over to the of Sheriff Bellis.-Democraf
MIR. John Price, Of this city, while en-
gagged yesterday in loading lumber had finger cut off
caused by piece of sliding bringing his finger in
with another piece while the weight of the former
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"A full line Of White Goods and Hamburg
Edgings, at Hooker's sps26.
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Closing Owt Spring and Summer
Dress Goods at actual cost.
A. l.. VAN TINE.
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rB- Cheap because Of their superior quail
ity-Fritz's photographs. jy 2sth, Ct.
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GT- "Thc Punch cigar, an old favorite,
8 for twenty-five cents, at MoonE's Drug
Store. IT,
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~ The Christian Sunday School Institute
is to be held in the Christian Church, at Mil
ford, IT,, on Thursday and Friday, August
10th and Goth, 1875. H. ]. Rhodes is the con-
ductor. The programme is very interesting
Sessions commence ON Thursday evening at
n O'Clock p. NJ, and continue Friday morn
ing, afternoon and evening.
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az Potash, Concentrated Lyo, and every
thing in the Soap line-=at sEvERNs', TIL
Druggists.
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Go to Hooker's for the best makes O
Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves. ap. IS.

SALE OF BANK STocK.-Fifty shares of
Clinton National Bank, belonging to estate of
Mrs. Elizabeth Honness, and 40 shares belong
ing to estate Of Noah s. Cramer, were sold at
public sale, at Clinton, on the 9th inst, real
ling, respectively, $41. % and Sal. 10per share
the par value Of shares bcihg $25 each. After
these sales; 253 shares of same stock were
offered by N. w. Voorhees,, the former
Cashier, and were all sold, the price varying
from $40 to $1,000 per share. The sale
amounted to nearly $4,000. The price seems
high, but the premium paid, more than 60
per cent, is represented by premiums on U.
s. Bonds aud undivided profits accumulated
under its former popular and efficient manage
ment.-Repu6liean
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lB- Gents Furnishing Goods, specially
at Hooker's. ap. 20.
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uB- Fine Spices at sEvEhss, the Drug
gists, Al N. Union st.
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ACCIDENT. William Barrass, of Fleming
ton, while attempting to step off the cars in
this city, few days ago, fell between them
and the platform and broke one of his ribs.
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-CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE AT COST.
At A. L. VAN TINES.
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VEN HOPE AND BUcns coUvrr, "a.