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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

HAVE PROVED, FROM TILE MOST ample ex-
pericnce, entire success. Simple, Prompt, Eilci-
eni and Reliable. They are the only medicines per
fectly adapted TO popular use-so simple that mis-
Ahea cannot he made In using them so harmless
as 10 he free from danger and so efficient as to be
always reliable. They have the highest comlnenda-
tl0n from all, and will always render satisfaction.
Nos. Cures. Cents
|. FEvBRs, Congestion, Innammations. .........25
2. WORMS, Worm Fever Worm Coc,. .25
s. CRyING-COIlC, or Teething OF Infants, .....25
T. DIARRHpA, of Children or Adults. ,......."..25
D. DYsEsTERY, Gripping. Bilious Colic..... ......25
D. VnOLERA-MoRBuS, Vomiting, ......25
l. COUGHS, Colds, Bronchitis ......-............25 70
= NEURALGIA, Toothache, Faceache,. e,..........."225
y. HEADACHES, Sick Headache, Vertigo, 20
IN. DYSPEPSIA, Bilious stomach, h,...............25
Il. SUPPRESSED, or Painful Periods,.. -
Y WHITES, too Profuse Periods. 70
10. GROUP, Cough, Difficult Breathing, ......-....23 20
H. SALT RHEuM, Erysipe as, Ernptions, 70
10 knEuMATlsM, Rheumatic Pains, 70
~ FEVER AND AGuE, Chill Fever, Agnes,. s,...... 90
y. TILES, blind or bleeding. .....oo
- opnrnALMY, and sore or weak Eyes, ........1
w. vATARRIl, acute or chronic, Influenza, .....m
~. Wn0oPING-CoUGH, violent coughs. ....-.... 30
X ASTHMA oppressed Breathing, ............. 5p
W FAR DISCHARGES, impaired hearing, ........5o
~ suRoRuLA, enlarged glands Swellings, .,. .6o
~ GENERAL DEBILITY, Physical Weakness, ....6o
N, llkOpsY and scanty Secretlons, ............b 30
~ hlbSBY-DlsEAsE, Gravel, ...................N 80
% n nMshVsous DEBILITY ~ ~
g. THs RIstaV MVuv Gsnker weiins s he'd
~. rAlNfuLL PERIODS, with Spasms ............5l
z AZ PisEAsE Pn,s z OF HEARr gap,a,ons etc ...l ~ ~
70 hrlLEfhkY, SpaSInS, ST. NliuS Dance, .....si ~
81. DiPnTHBRIA, liberated sore throat, ........ %
H'' CHRONIC CONCESSIONS and Eruptions, ....;.a
Vals, 80 cents, texcept25, ~, and ss3 ...sl oo
FAMILY CASES.
'asc Morocco) with above 80 large walls aud
MANUEL OF directions. ....Slu W
se (dorocGo) of 20 large vials and Book. 80 u
single Boxes and Nals as above.
:" Ihesc remedies are sent by the case or single
nnA TO any part OF the country free OF charge, on
iV'elpt OF price. Address
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE co,
trlce and Depot, No. b62 Broadway New York.
For Sale In Wilmington by
w. It. ALRICH,
JOHN j. GALLAGHER,
b. ~ G. SHOEMAKER,
e. BRINGHURsT II co
E. MCINALI, JR.
fehN,deGaswly A. WALTON
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Dover Items.
Correspondence of the Commerciall

correspondence OF the Commcrciall
DOVER, July 81.
Hon }. =. ComegyA is spending the summer
months at Rehoboth, with the exception OF IL
davs in each week in his Office.
The first peaches of the seaaon for tho New
York market from this depot were shipped yes
torday. u
The demand for peach parers this season, will
be great. Some OF the canning companies here
have already advertised to engage hands.
Tho grand question with Dover people now ID
when will the new post-otiice be bnit. we
hope the proper authorities will soon commence
tile erection OF some more suitable quarters, ils
tie room now used il entirely too small.
A party of our young men start next Monday
on fishing excursion down the bay, stopping at
IIcwes, Cape May and all the inter
esting points along the route. They expect tt
be absent about five days. guy time IL antici-
pated.
We were the recipients of shower OF rain
yesterday AMATEUR
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MONTGOMERYS .NERvINE,
FOR THK CURE OF
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, HEADACHE
NERVOUSNESS. SCIATICA, TIC DoU-
IoUROUX, HYSTERIA. PALPI-

TATIoN OF THE HEART,
and all nervous affections. The proprietor OF tnis
valuable medicine does not ask you TO use 1t for
weeks or months before you have relief; In many
cases one bottle or less OF this medicine is all that IL
required. 1t is sold on its own merits, anu not by
ilatterng advertisements, and has been long anu
favorably known to the community.
Sold by all Druggists
Dr. Montgomery viii be happy to have all who are
suffering to consult him free OF charge' personally
or by letter. -
Once and store 1871 N. Ninth street, corner
Cherry, Philadelphia
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PRICE LIST

SUITS FOR. s 90 worth $40 aO
eREY 'WoKisrGn d. H. 'cHEs-- W. We - -
TERFIELD AND SACK SulTSsi0 10 worth Si3 90
si,rrs. 81 60 worth sil 90
FIELD sUiTs sl2 60 worth slb 90
WORsTED d. b. SACK AND
RLEaXsf En9IS ST KaixED SACK w worm 90 ~
AND FKoCK SUITS ........sl4 % worth SIS 90
AND FRoUK sUiTs..........sio 90 worth $50 90
sIilTS ,,,,,sl3 70 worth SIT rs
"TlE BONANZA SUTT". ...SlT 30 worth $2l 90
MIXED WoRsTED ID. b.
suPERiOR QUALITY .......sis IS worth t22 80
VESTS, IN BASKET DIAGo-
TERNS NS......................si .si2 90 worth SIS 90
DIAGONAL AND BLOCK
ThGGk FAGTEaSs, ooATs p; Z, RNb ssch vrsfJ, sFP
SUPERIOR QUALITY. sl5 90 worth $40 90
sIilTs. .......tlG OO worth s2l 90
GoATs. $40 90 worth sia 90
COATS, SUPERIOR. si2 90 worth sl5 30
GOATS, FINER QUALIFY .fl5 40 worth f2n 90
RLACL DOEsKIN PANTS. .....f 10 worth @ 10
BLACK DoEsklN PANTS, NO.
binck DioEsKiN fANfs, No. No. . w "' . W
ls2D.,....................... 7 50 worth 90
YOUTHS CASSIMERESU1rS. S d % worth 10
YOUTHS CASSI ERE SUITS. 8 80 worth no
YOUTHS CIIENIDT tIiTTS...S o 90 worth Sl1 30
YOUTHS CIIEVIUT SUITS. 40 ~ worth Sl9 10
YOUTHS W0k>rED SUlTS....S ~ worth sli 90
YOUTHS BLUE TR1COT CllEs-
TERRIFIED SUITS S...........sl5 90 worth SIS 00
YOUTHS BLACK MURSTED 80
.;;,.,;;;.ei4 w worth f' w
AND VESTS. TS...................sl2 90 worth $l5 90
AND VESTS. TS...................si0 W worth si2 90
D. B. SACK COATS AND a
YouTiiS BLACK WoiRsTEDD.
h. SACK COATS AND YESTS.til 25 worth $13 10
BOYS JACKET SUITS IN TIE
VARIOUS SrYLAS, FROM 50 ,o
TO fl2, OK1H............... Sc 90 TO flo W
SMALL BOYS CLOTHES IN
GREAT QUANTITIES, FROM g 90 to $40 90
Custom Department.
We have full supply of fine Foreign and Domes-
Tic Fabrcks, OF the lntest designs ON hand.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
We have an entire new stock Of Gents Furnishing
Goods hand which will he sold ut the very lowest
prices
SHL0SS, HAAS & CO.,
@. K. sa2gl,1ss sazHak,
SOUTH WEST COR. FIFTH AND MARKEr ST.
Aprit-smeod PHILADELPHIA.
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Thc Maryland SquabDIc.

THE CONTEST FOR dovERNog-dRooME wiTnbRAws
CARRoLL AND HAMILroNs PROSPECTS.
Correspondence sf he C0mnerciai
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8atl Buaa E:uss.

Trains for Atlantic leave foot OF Vine street, Phil
adelpha, at s. Il. M, daily Sundays includedl at
2.30, p. n daily at 4, p. m.. (eXpress0 at 415 p.
M. and on Saturdays only, nj q, p. III.
Leave Atlantic at LOO a. m, ION Mondays onlyD; ~
6.1U q. m.; 20, II. IN, (cxpress) II TO- H. m, daily,
and 440 p. In., Sundays incuded). jyl-2m
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WHEREVER 1T HAS BEEN TRIED
JU R u B EBA
has established itself as perfect regulator and sure
remedy for disorders of the system arising from I'M
proper action OF the Liver and Bowels.
1t is not physc, but, by stimulating the secretive
organs, gently and grasually removes all impurities,
and regulates the entire system
1t is not doctored bitters, but is
VEG ETA B LE TONIC
which assists digestion and thus stimulates the sp.
petite for food necessary TO nygorate the weakened
or inactive organs and gives strength to all the vital
forces.
1t carries Its own recommendation, as the large
and rapidly increasing sales testify. Price, One
Dollar bottle ASK your druggist for 1t
JOHNSTON HOLLOWAY Il CO.,
je25,4w Philadelphia, Pa, Wholesale Agts.
A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
IA Charlottesville, Va. 18Th Annual Session opens
1st OF September, with full Faculty and elegant
new equipments Health, accessibility, good fare
and thorough instruction at this College For details,
address X. Il. RAWLINGS, M. A., Principal.
je2S,4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22

literary SOCIETIES ISSUING
A weekly or monthly papers are invited to avail
themselves OF our facilities for neat work at prices
slightly above cost Of production, al the CohNRR-
uIIL SrRAM POWER PRINTING Rooms.
CtTREET CIRCULARS BY THE 10,000
- at prices astonishing for their cheapness Every
busness ought tn use printers ink literally. Apply
at the COMMERCIAL Oilo6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-22
SHL0SS, HAAS & CO.,
N " CLOTHING
w. ~ BAZAAR,

SOUTH WEST COR. FIFTH AND MARK ET ST.
npri5gmrod PHILADELPHIA.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-10

THE House SPEAKERsHIP.--Spea
Blaine, who is one of the readiest and most
brilliant wits in Washington society and has
the reputation of saying more bright things
than any member of either House, raised a
laugh few days ago at the expense of the
numerous candidates for the Speakershp. 1t
happened by chance that there were gathered
about him Kerr, Cox, Fernando Wood,
Clymer, and two or three others who are look
ed upon as possible successors of Mr.. Blaine,
and they began to rally him upon the doleful
prospects of the Republican party. He re-
piled, ssGentlemen. / am like cross-eyed
sclioolmaster up in my country, in Maine,
who exclaimed one day, that boy am now
looking at, / want him to rise Immediately
and stand up in his place, and twenty seven
boys stood up simultaneously in different
parts of the school room. Now, added Mr..
Blaine, +" IL should ask who is to be the
next Speaker, at least seven of you gentlemen
would look up at me at once"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-10

Evidences Of the great success that is to
attend the Centennial Exposition Of 1876 con-
tinue 20 be manifested on every side. Almost
every day applications for space are received
from representatives of foreign nations, and
full success in this respect is now assured.
The upward progress Of the buildings for the
Exposition goes forward without serious
|interruption by the winter. The art gallery
lis approaching completion so far as the walls
are concerned, and the materials OF the great
building itself are on the ground, ready for
erection as spring opens.
The present system of penal servitude of
women in England is one of solitary confine-
ment, and il is asserted that not one woman
OF twenty undergees imprisonment of over a
years duration without showing signs Of tenn
porary insanity.
A Chicago paper says that ono gentleman
or lady will leave an opera-house until the cur
tain is down and all the audience has passed
OUT
An0maha woman made wager that she
wsaId kiss King Kalakaua. and she did it at
one of the public receptions that were given
him.
The First Presbyterian Church, of Eliza
beth, has resolved to sue delinquent pew hold
ers.
A military academy, similar 10 West Point,
has been established at Japan.
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FEMALE VOTERS. The Mount Holly Mir
ror says: Albert Haines, Of Medford, has
handed to us the poll list of old Eyesham, for
the State election OF the year 1900, nearly
sevcnty-iiye years ago. The document Is
headed SAT an election held in the Town
Hall and London Grove, in the Township of
Evesham County of Burlington, and State Of
New Jersey, the 23d and Gath days of Dec,
1900, for the purpose Of choosing five persons
to represent this State during the Seventh
Congress, the following is true list of the
voters, to witt The most notable feature of
the paper is the fact that the first contains
the names of both male and female voters in
discriminatory. Mary Hunter was the tenth
voter and Mary Price the twelfth, with Amos
Stratton sandwiched between. Then comes
Leah Hammitt, followed by a long list of
gentlemen. Hester Sharp, Mary Huf Ann
Ewes, Hannah Highly, Beulah EYES, Anna
Sharp, Elizabeth Lippincott, Sarah Crispin,
Mary Sexton, Betsy Lipp, Patience Lipp,
Sarah Burrows, and others came in during
the day, making very fair representation Of
practical suifragists.
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The Newark Courier thus explains how it
is that New Jersey first came to be termed a
foreign country: The origin Of the alusion
TO New Jersey as foreign country is said to
be as follows: After the downfall of the
first Napoleon his brother Joseph, who had
been King or Spain, and his nephew Prince
Muiat, sought refuge in this country, and
brought much wealth with them. Joseph
Bonaparte wished to build palatial resi-
dence here, but did not desire to become a
citizen as he hoped to return to Europe. To
enable him as an alien, to hold real estate
required a special act of the Legislature. lie
tried to get one passed for his benefit in
several States, but failed. lie was chagrined
especially Pennsylvania refused. After this
he applied to the New Jersey Legislature,
which body by special act, enabled him to
purchase and hold real estate near the place
called Frenchtown. '-[ Bordentoun?1
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THEY GIVE IT Up.-The Philadelphia de-
tectiYes have become statisticians, and certify
that in the Ross case more than 100000
have been expended that search has been
made from ocean to ocean, from pole to pole,
that 700, 0UU circulars have been -issues, pho
tographing and printing alone costing $4,000;
that corps of clerks has regularly been en-
ployed i'll correspondence about the lad ; that
geo bands of gypsies have been searched, re-
sulting in the return of one stolen lad to his
parents; that innumerable bogus Rosses
have been reported, and altogether that it is
q sad futile and expensive business. And as
their only successful connection with it,
they give it up.
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The New York Times sees the tendency OF
political events. Speaking of the recent ex-
hibitions of Democratic temper in Congress,
it says "This, however, is the kind OF
thing which we may look for when the Demo-
Gratis return to power. At present they are
on their good behayior--and yet see what be-
havior it is They talk about the House
wanting to fight duels try to get up fights in
the very presence Of the Speaker, and call
Republicans murders and thieves. They
even oblige us to appear to say good word
for Butler-an extremely painful necessity.
When once the flood-gates of Democratic
eloquence are fully unloosed we may safely
count upon witnessing once more the scenes
which were common before the war We'll
will it be for the people if violent language,
threats, rant, and fustin are the worst conse
quence of the great Democratic reaction
There are some g tidal waves =" which do moi
merely submerge party--they ruin :
country"
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HINTS TO BUSINESS MEN.--A note dated ON
Sunday is void.
A note obtained by fraud, or even from
one intoxicated, cannot be collected
If note be stolen it does not release the
maler-he must payit.
An indorsor of a note is exempt from La
bility, il not served with notice of its dis
honor within twenty-four hours Of its nom
payment.
A note by a minor is void.
Notes bear interest only when so stated.
Principals are responsible for their agents.
Each individual in partnership is response
bic for the whole amount Of the debts of the
firm.
Ignorance Of the law excuses no one.
1t is a fraud to conceal a fraud
The law compels no one to do impossible
ties.
An agreement without consideration is void
Signature in lead pencil are good in law.
A receipt for money is not legally conclu-
sive.
The acts Of one partner bind all the others.
Contracts made on Sunday cannot be en-
forced.
A contract made with minor is void.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-10

If anybody ever had an elephant on THEN
hands it is General Sherman's daughter, who
has just received presents ofjewelry from the
Khedive of Egypt, amounting to $500, 600.
She cannot wear them or her life would be in
danger. She cannot have them in the house
where her eyes can feast upon them, unless a
platoon of police is engaged to watch every
window and door, and after remaining in the
Custom House nearly a week they have been
taken to the Sub Treasury for safe keeping.
A present of that value in something that she
could use would, according to the ideas of the
practical Yankee have shown the Khedive'
good sense in more striking manner.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-10

In the Tilton-Beecher trial the court was
engaged all of last week in hearing the testi-
mony of Mr.. Iilton, on direct and cross ex-
animation. The story that he told differed in
scarcely any way from his earlier printed
statements, but under examination he reveal
cd condition of social and moral corruption
that is hardly to be credited when the stand
ing of the parties is considered. Tilton ac-
knowledges himself party to all the devices
employed to conceal the crime of which he
now charges his wife and Mr.. Beecher. How
ever the case may terminate the moral char
acter of some of those concerned must be ir-
redeemably blasted.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-10

Civil Rights bill ended on Thursday by the
passage of the measure proposed, by vote OF
1872 yeas to 100 nays. 1t is not the Sumner
bill but one originated by the House itself,
and which now goes to the Senate for APP
proval. 1t is a bill which appears to provide
amply for the protection of all citizens in
their rights, but does not contain the mixed
school feature which has excited so much OPP
position in tho South. Whether the Senate
will pass the bill or not is uncertain, but it is
at least satisfaction to know that the agita-
ton is now at end in the House.
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Sealed Proposals


To lay at least 500 square yards OF Belgian Block pave
men in the City of Lalnberyille, will be received BY
either member OF the Street Committee, until FL RS
DAY. FEB. 25th 1873.
Said pavement TO be laid in accordance with the fol
lowing specifications and terms Blocks to be rstclass
and not less than inches deep; from 81 in to 6 in
wide, and from in to ill., long. aud to be laid on
gravel bed of sufficient thickness to make che blocks and
gravel together at least foot deep.
Street be excavated if necessary and dirt hauled
a distance of than 800 yards, and pavement
laid to such grade shall be given by the City Sur
veyor.
Work to be approved by Street Committee and to be
finished and ready for inspection by the first Of June
1875.
The contractor is to agree to collect one-haf Of the
cost of said pavement from the property holders along
the section pavedhe property holders consent to pay
be obtained by the contractor before the work is
nlenced.
II is be agreed further that the city shall not be
held liable in any way for more than one-half OF the
cost Of said pavement and in payment for which hall
the obligation of the City shall be taken, payable Oct
LIST. 1875.
The right received to reject any or all proposals
LEVI BROWN,
JOHN G. MOORE,
JAMES GREGG,
Feb. 10, 1851 Street Committee.
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The employees ola Phillipsburg rolling mill,
being notified to meet the President, Mr..
Tyndall, came together fearing reduction in
their wages, but, happily, no such discourage
ing announcement was in store for them, as
each and all were agreeably surprised to learn
that they had been called together at the place
to accept Of a present, consisting of a sum of
money, an order for coal, flour, provisions &C.,
given by Mr. Tyndall, the day being his own
birthday
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-10

United States Senate by the Wisconsin
Legislature last Wednesday, in place Of
Senator Carpenter, after contest which
lasted two weeks. The friends of Carpenter
stuck to him to the end, but his opponents in
both parties at last combined on the success
fui man. Mr.. Cameron is an earnest Re-
publican, and is committed to the specie-pay-
nlent principle.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-10

A few nights ago very singular piece of
mischief was enacted at the Crosswicks VI. e.
Church. Several young men who had been
engaged in skinning skunk went to the
meeting, and seating themselves uear the
stove, the church became filed with such an
offensive odor that the people left the church.
The young men were afterwards found out
and prosecuted under the act relative to dis
turbing religious meetings, and each of the
number fined ten dollars.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-02-10

Al additional train leaves Hopewef for IambcrtyiIle
at 2.2o r NJ, arriving at Iambertville at 1886 p NJ
Connections made at Manunka Chunk with Delaware
Lackawanna Western Railroad AT Ichiqh Jnnctjon
with Lehgh 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, &c.
For further information see time tables which can he
obtained at the ticket Offices -
FRANK THOMSON d NJ RoyD T.
General Manager. GEN Pass AGENT
T. w. JACKSON, Gen'l Supt u r. r. of M ! Div
j. a. ANDERSON, Supt. Belyidere Div.
Nov. 18th, 1874
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Amwell Lodge, A. +. a. M.

q 4 STATED CoMMUNIcATION of AMwELL
Wy LODGE No.12, A. +. A. NJ will be held at ODD
/X\ FELLOWS, HAIL. Lambertyille on WEDNESDAY
EY'G, FEB. II, 1875, at O'clock.
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WYE select few abstracts from letters and editorials
w which we are constantly receiving in favor Of
our organs and wish you to read them.
We cry Eureka for we found what we wanted
]. p. WILBAR, Harrisburg, Pa.
/ am pleased with the sweetness OF its tone. N. r.
Van Luranec, Moline, Ill
Pure as gold. Daily Patriot, Harrisburg.
Our musical critics call to IT, They are delighted
Geo. L. Erect, Altoona, Pa.
We would recommend this excellent instrument to the
musical world for its neness OF tone. Petersburg TN
diana) Democrat
Combines sweetness and strength In its tone; Lewis
town Gazette.
For quality, promptness and exquisite tone they are
unequalled Prof. Robt. Hance.
can with pleasure recommend to any In want of a
6rstclass parlor organ; Prof Hunger Mahanoy City
am well pleased with them J. b. Sechrist, Hagers-
town, Nd.
The Organs manufactured by this Arm noted for
their beautiful finish rich deep tone, and durability
have only to be and heard to be appreciated Sus
sex Co. Independent, Deckertown, n. J.
We desire that every family throughout the country,
as we'll as Europe may test its wonderful musical pro-
ducing qualities orders have been received at such
rapid rate that have been compelled to enlarge the
manufaetory and put still larger force OF skilfli
mechanics in order 70 supply the demand We how
ever happy to announce that I'LL orders
promptly, and with the utmost dispatch.
Send for our price list and list of testimonials we
have them from persons who have been using our organs
from the past six months to seventeen years. Address,
BEATTY s. PLOTTS,
Washington, Warren Co, N. ].
Feb TO- 1875.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

ALLIGAR--TR1NAlER.--fn Frenchtown, at the NJ. T.
parsonage, by Rev H. G. Mcbride, Jan. 26, 1875 SAM
nel r. Alligar, of Croton. to Emma L. Trimmer, o.
Sergcantsyillc.
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% Celery for sale, Wholesale and Retail /;
also, Winter Radishes, at Isaac Clevenger's,
South Union St., Lambertville- At.
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6E N On Per Day at home. Terms free, Ad-
ND ~ ~ dress q. STISsoS L Co, Portland,
Jan 20, 1s75-ly Maine.
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cAssIMEREs, JEANS AND wATERPRooFs.
GROENDYKE'S

NEW YORK STORE,
10 E. STATE ST, TRENTON. N. ].
Oct Il, 1874