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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-07-19

The Hor WEATHER. Through the kind
ness of Miss G. Parsons we have been allowed to
examine the Meteorological Record kept in
this city by her father, the late L. Ii. Parsons,
Esq, for number of years, and continued
by herself TO 1867. No record was kept after
1867. The record from 1878 to the present
time we copy from the Meteorological Record
Of Dr.. g. H. Larson. We give the highest
thermometer indications recorded at 2 P. NJ.
during each year. In some instances where
therewere number of quite hos days we
give two or more of the hottest. Although it
IS generally believed that the recent heated
term has been the hottest ever known, IL viii
be seen that in July, 1866, it was degrees
warmer than it has been this season. The
hot spell in that year, however, only lasted
about week, while this year we have had ov-
er three weeks of infey1Ae haok
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4 NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.

PRoF. w. PAINE, A. NJ, NJ. D., having
discovered that DisinfectantS owe their POISON
dispelliug power to Gas known as Ozone,
has invented q process whefeby Tie dzone
from Chloride Of Lime, CarBolic Acid, etc.,
ID collected and reduced to q liquid, and may
be incorporated with all medicines. This IL
qnid hb calls Cktarrh vsp0r Or Liquid OSoue.
It not only disinfects foul cSllals, houses.
sewers, stos but when inhaled or taken.
rapidly destroys all forms Of poisons that
cause diseases, as Diphtheria, Smallpox, Ca
tarrh, CONSUMPTION; Dyspepsia, Neuralgia,
Fevers, etc. II etsss.
His Liver Renovator Pills purge the system
and destroy ail poisons IN tfib titjod.
His Anti Periodic Pills remove malaria, add
are positive cute for Neuralgia and al Chilli
and Fevers. 4srs $3.50.
His spermatorrhua Pills curs all NERVOUS
Diseases. @FN ss1f avg ~
up the blood and disinfects the body.
The professor has prepared remedies 10,
the instant cure Of every dlsease, and Il Dear
of the Philadelphia University Of Medic.n,
and Surgery, With IL open THROUGHOUT IN,
year for the instruction Of lsdits ead gentle
men in the new system 'of practice. Depo
and Ofiice, 282 N. 9th strsSt. EPhiladelpfis
Pa. Branch Office At tho College. i347 Kidq'
Avenue. under the Charge Of DR.. &. w. Paine
Short Ham, Practice sent free on receipt D
letter stump. MAY 81, 6m.
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A HOME AND 4 FORTUNE.

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~ ESQ 70 o,a G 4. s"s !. se
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,nea.,. aaI 'ea. es ., ,a ,;, 'oA
olooAs, nes,aenoes, "o', .s sneosns WIN "ne
pfeceu7usea suscess, rpu' every SECTION VI
lne country orders LOT shares OF tickets are
coming tn'ck ai'u lase. Inc Inducements on
Iereu are unpaqaieleo. Ineie WIN oe no
postponemens The drawing aud distribution
oI .ne prizes VIII take place pos'nveiy aye.
10Th, io'o' or tue money win pe reminded IN
.u.i. me shanage,s ., .n.s en.efPrisc are
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NEW ROUTE TO ScHooLEY's MOUNTAIN
The High Bridge Branch Of the Central
3 by an excursion from New York and Phiias.
delphia to SchooIey's Mountain and Budd's
Lake. The road starts from High Bridge,
runs through the rich Chester ore district.
and has stations at the following places High
Bridge; California, Middle Valley, German
Valley (the station for Schooley's Mountaiii);
Chester, Naughright, Bartlys Flanders, 1.-THE
station for Budd's Lake, and Kenvil. 1'his
branch will, in the opinion of the railroad
men, be the best paying branch the Contra
Railroad owns. The stations for the Noun
tain and the Lake are nearer than by the old
Morris and Essex line. and the railroad route
is through much pleasatitef cothtry.
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SENSIBLE ADvIcE.--You are asked every
day through the columns of newspapers and
by your Druggist to Use something for Dys.
pepsia and Liver 'Complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged spending
money with but little success. Now ID give
you satisfactory proof that GREEN's AUeusr
FLOWER, will cure you Of Dyspepsia and Liv-
Stomach, Sick Headache. Habitual Costive-
ness, Palpitation of the Heart, Heartburn,
Water-brash, coming up of food after ealing,
low spirits, &c., we ask you to 30 to your Drug
gist G. r Moore, or I. M. Severns, Lambertville,
MIC D. Calvin Robbins, New Hope, Pa, and
get Sample Bottle Of GREEN's AUGUST
FLowEK for 10 cents and try It, Of Regular
Size for rs cents, two doses will relieve you.
Apl. 10, '76, ~.
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.--An attempt was
made to rob the house of Mr.. Edward Smith,
near Buckmanville, on Tuesday evening Of
last week. The robbers attempted to effect
an entrance through the screen in the win
dow, but were repalsed by Joel Hellyer, who
shos at them, while at the window. with 4 re-
volver. The ball pierced the screen but did
no harm to the midnight intruder. Joel then
FASTENED to the wood-shed after his gun which
he fired at the retreating party without dam.
aging them in the least. The visitors were
four in pum,,er. -
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DRY Goops.
bave NADIA d large addition To INV Stock
this weep. The Merchant who rencws hi,
stock tho most frequently these tinea is the
dealer who can offer decidedly the Greatest
Bargains and can exhibit the most Desirable
Goods.
LADIEs' GAUGE and Gossamer Merino and
Flannel Underwear.
CHEAP CORsETs--A large new stock of the
best made goods, at 81, 37t, 50, bst ana 75c.,
aud advance TO $l.26.
PARAsoLs and Sun UMBRELLAS.
LADIES and CHILDREN's Plain and Fancy
Hosiery, at &C., 10c. and ls5c. per pair, and
extending into fine regular ftiade goods.
WHITE GOODS.
p. p..,r ga ! sr.,,,.. 1sro,.h N.;n
a,. xs. I 500 fe...ss. = s'.r.
s.s;s,s tss,J;s,. T.,,ss,.'a s'as.s,,rc;sa.ea
pa.s.. ,s,,.s. y, ~ "a.
faa;s s,. a r,",aSss Ssasasa a,sa f,s.ssss
ps....a. .k :. =. IA ~, .,a.a..s
b., tss "a aIvr~sma IMAM. Sh,ss;.,o
r;nans 1855 ''s''' '''''9''' ''''''s
nn.prpYrs and Furu;tura r,overinca
DIR RsNn STa r,ea and SHADE HolIands.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERINGS.
TABLE LINENS and Counterpanes.
large Stock OF FINE and CHEAP Flanneis
ura~SI = N ax.. - A. ~ So. Il.
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LAMP UPsET.--On Wednesday evening of
last week, small son of Mr.. j. 8. Williams,
of Solebury, upset lamp, and occasioned a
conhagration of curtains, newspapers, &c.
The flames we're extinguished before get
ting further Roadway. The amount destroy
ed was of but few dollars consequence.
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A FALL.--A few days since, Mr.. William
Belts, of Solebury, met with a little mishap,
which might have resulted ina serious injury.
He fell from OF load Of hay, 4 distance Of
several feet, to the ground, but escaped CON-
paratively uninjured. Of course the fall pro-
duced an g unpleasant sensation, but that is
nothing in comparison with what might have
been the results 80
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A NEW erEcrEs:--We are told that anoth-
or species of bugs--to wage war with the po-
tato and vegetable growers, has made its
appearance in Solebury. 1t is said to be near
iy an inch in length, OF dark color, with light
stripes or spots on the back. If created for
destructiyeness. it is a success" Anything
and everything the vegetable line--serves
the purpose of rations for his bugship.
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On Monday afternoon the joint committee
from the Freeholders Of Hunterdon and War.
rem countless met at Hughesville, to award
the contract for the new iron bridge, about to
be built across the Museonetcong, at that
place. There were sixteen bids received,
ranging from $s75 to $3.50 per cubic yard.
The contract was awarded to G. Banner s
Son, of Asbury, at $685. per cubic yard.
=" The Punch cigar, an old favorite,
for twenty-five cents, at MooRE's Drug
Store. If.
We are under obligations 70 Mr. VIM. Fl.
Titus for mess of fine brook trout, caught
by him while on q fishing "trip to She Pokono
Mountains.
Cannot something be done to stop the
evil practices which, we are told, are carried
on on Holcombe Island every Sunday? 1t is
stated that it is q common occurrence to see
men gambling, drinking and otherwise dis
gracing themselves.
Last Sunday young ruiian mounted
horse which was being pastured on Holcombe
Island and rode it around until the horse was
about exhausted, finally driving it down a
steep embankment, whore it laa for time
unable to get up.
The new law concerning juries ,enacts
that no man shall serve upon a court jury
more than once in four terms, and also pro-
hibits the Sheriff Or deputies from summoning
or returning as juror any person who may
have applied to him for such position, under
penalty of $3.50 fine for each offence. This
will relieve the Sheriff from fhe large number
of applications CONSTANTLY made to him, as a
request will effectually prevent selection and
also stop the choioe Of the g habituals,'
whose names are so familiar in the jury lists.
The furniture for sale at Titus Ware
rooms, 46 Coryell ST., is sold at the very
lowest city prices. Buying largely, for cash,
he can compete with any.
On last Friday, about noon, there was a
row at Foran's Hotel in the First Ward
1t appears that a man who is called /" Gritty I"
Kelley, called for drinks and refused to pay
for them, and was ordered out. of the bar
room. He returned, armed with couple of
stones, and threatened to make short work of
Foran. Foran therefore grappled with the
fellow and threw him cut. 1t was reported
that he shot at Kelley, but this is denied
Constable Kitchen was sent for, who took
Kelley in charge and started with him for the
lookup, but Kelley ran away from him be-
fore he reached the Jail. Later in the day,
Kelley was re-arrested and placed under $500
bonds for his good behavior. But the ques.
ton may be asked is it fair to demand good
behavior of men who buy licensed whiskey ?
Another invoice of Dress Goods, at the
Cottage Hill Store. ]. 81, at.
BRIeHT EYES, REGULAR FEATURES and
graceful figure fail to produce their due effect
if the complexion is defaced with pimples or
blotches or the skin is rough or harsh. To
remedy these defects use GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP. II
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Buckingham and
Solebury are considerably exercised in rela-
ton to recent incendiary fires. These barns
have bcIh burned within the last few months
and it is thought that the most If not all Of
them have been set on fire.
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ARREsTED.--Dr. J. p. Aguew Of Browns
burg, recently had stolen ease Of surgical
instruments which he priced very highly
A man by the name of William Thompson
was arrested for the theft irl New Jersey, and
how swelters in prison at Doylestown.
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Boat SToLEN.--Sometime during Wednes-
day night of last week, a. fine row boat was
stolen from the New Hope shore Of the river.
1t belonged to Mr.. Samuel Barron, and was
fastened with chain and lock to a tree near
Stover's saw-mill On Friday it was found
and recognized by the owner carefully hidden
away in secluded nook, on the Island, above
the river bridge. 49, ~ V 1s'srt
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Prc-Nrc.--The Eagle boys of New Hope,
have decided TO hold their annual picnic on
the 10th of August, at the Deer Park. Mu-
sic viii be furnished by number of Pieces
from Seddon's superior band.
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NEARLY A FrRE.-0ne day last. week .
small fire broke out in close proximity to
Hufnagle's barn, in New Hope. The flames
were leading directly to the barn doors. when
they were first discovered by CORTLAND Coop
er who immediately suppressed them. In a
short time the result Of Che harvest, stored
in the barn, would have boon on fire, and the
affair would have been disastrous. II is said
that the lighted contents Of tobacco pipe
had been emptied where the fire originally
broke ont. II was ocoasioned, probably, By
some careless indulgsr In the use Of the
tweed" Another example of the bad effect
of smoking=-near buildings.
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CO We do not know the newly appointed
County Superintendent dr Public Schools Mr..
r. S. Swackhamer, neither do we know of
him by reputation. He may be thoroughly
competent, but there appears TO have been
considerable opposition to his contrmationb by
tue Board of Freeholders. 1t is TO be hoped
that be is capable of filling the position, for
the County superintendent is a rather expen-
sive luxury, and our people should have some
little return for their money.
The Board held meeting at Pennington,
on Tuesday Of last week, to consider the ap-
pointment. Tie Republican says:
The Board met at IL o'clock, but some of
the members evidently not having made up
their minds which way to vote, an ADJOURN
ment was made to , o'clock. At that hour
the Boord again convened, and, the vote be-
ing taken, the appointment was confirmed by
a vote OF IL to q, as follows:
Ayes-Smith, Boozer, Goodfellow, Larue,
Shirts, Dilts, Case, Lance, Hipp, Blackwell,
Apgar, Sutphin.
Nays-Taylor, Corson Reynolds, Haring,
Sharp, Alpaugb, Bowlsby.
The announcement OF the vote was greeted
with applause, and Mr.. Swackhanler briefly
returned thanks to the Board for their favora-
BILE action, ple6ging himself to attend faith
fully to the educational interests Of the county,
to curtail all needless expenditures, and To ass-
minister the affairs of his office in the mos,
economical manner.
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rof HE RECORD
Mn. EDITOR For the past few weeks
there has been some talk Of shutting up the
dry goods and grocery stores in our city after
o'clock at night. Now this should not end
in talk, for it should be acted upon immedi-
ately. Suppose all the stores do close at that
time, the customers would have to come
earlier in the day to purchase their goods,
and not only this If they would close at the
above time, 1t would give the hands employed
in these stores time for rest and recreation.
think it is too much to ask the hands to
stay in these hot sultry stores from o'clock
in the morning till half-past II o'clock at
night, as one of eur business firms did ON
Saturday night few weeks ago. Proprietors
think over the matter! 7O'cIocK.
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To THE FARMERS OF HUNTERDoN COUNTY.
I'm pursuance of the request of the Centen-
NAL Commission, the subscribers, a committee
appointed for that purpose, hereby request
the farmers Of said county to bring samples
of such varieties of all grains and grass seeds
as they may wish to exhibit at the Centennial
Exposition at Philadelphia, to the Court
House in Pennington, ON Wednesday, Goth
day of July inst, at 10 o'clock. a. m. from,
which grains the best will be selected for the
purpose. Not more than a peck of each
variety can be selected.
Samples of corn, both sheled and in the ear,
are requested.
All old relics Of any kind and variety, and
all mineral specimens and all specimens of
ancient household art and manufacture, such
as the ladies may desire TO present forexhibi-
ton, are requested.
Committee IF. s. Holcombe, f. A. Potts,
Johu l.. Jones, Andrew Van Syckel and John
&. Hopewell. &
John 7. Bird, Commissioner for 4th Con
gressional District.
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eB- The Butterfly" new brand, thu
best cigar for 5 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
MooRE's Drug Store only. IT,
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tg- Rich Black Silks, Cashmere finish,
Black Cashmers. fine quality and good color ;
also the " Lama Brand . black Alpacas and
pure Mohairs, superior make at r. H. VAN
HeRN's. Sept. 20.
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RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, LUMBAeo,
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Gout, Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed cured by
Dr. Filters Rheumatic Remedy. MOORE, Agt.
Lambertville. july2S-1y
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GB- Down at YardleyvilIe, on Monday Of
last week, pistol prematurely exploded in
the hands of Emmor Lovett, severely injur.
ing his left hand. .r
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ANNAPOLIS LETTER. Below we publish a
letter of T.1H. Matthews, the applicant for
admission to the Annapolis Naval Academy,
to Secretary Robson, dated the 18th inst
The letter contains answers to inquiries made
in regard to his appearing before the Depart
ment, his age, &c. It ia as follows -
JULY 18th, 1875.
DEAR SIR IL received my permit. Co., to-
day. and as it said should Immediately In
form the department. take this opportunity
to dd go. $3.50
shall present myself on the day specified
for examination, and hope shall pass sue
cessfui one. Yours Resp.
am 10 years, 10 months and IS days old
Born on Both of August, $780,
New Hope Pa, 7, II, MATTHEWS.