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4 MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST.

perfect system gid rules of self-measurement
, mako Il posHTe TO please people 1900 miles
away tss s$perisctiy Is II they We're hero in
" Suppose you haze at least half dozen
different departmcnt31a E
csch charged with its own business, and eacbb
thoroughly organized, q necessary Wheel viii
in the great wheel"
A. With pleasure. 1he Custom Depart
ment for those who prefer custom made to
YIN vi stir f. , xib & s S a. s5Sssar
making cur own irst-class shirts. The Trim.
ming department itself sbig as many res,l-
lar store. The Garment Stock Room, Tho
named; before. The Special Uniforms Hcport,
ment The Delivery Department, viii itx
ecore Of messengers. The"
" .H5ld, hold sir, enough 70
A. "Pm not half through The Adyertisin,-
Department, with its bill and sign distrihutcrss
editing and publishingA business and popnicr
ts1 ii go g. & pies oShi
Department, witiffts many rooms The Iovs:
Department. The Youths Department. iho
Children, IL De,p pS;hs l. With Is special
ment. The Chief Clerks Department. With
its book-keepers and assistants. General Man.
ayers Department.; Financier's Office, and
thinking, planning, .exezuting. buying, maj -
and in a thousandVElys joining their fcrces
to car. on business with The people rmornt-
ing /, between 100000 and $4,000 an
nua,.y.n
A. Indeed 1t Isl / forget to name ira
ca HERS Department, which handles its S25 COO
oil retail sales On some single daysP'
" "S25 ,00OI Immense 4 haiti what enable.
the house to buy cheap and selychcapY'
A. "ExactlyI You heve jlzst hit it. The
people throng here, knSG Ming that We depend
On low prices md imme3A6fales"
". What are the 'FoGR EuLEs' Ihear SO
much about7
a. "Our system of business dealing-1. One
price, no deviation; 2. Cash for everything: 3.
a guarantee protecting the purchaser 4. Tho
money returned If the buyer can't otherwise
v " Nothing could be fairer"
A. Nothing. And the people see IT."
v. well, thank you, sir, for your polite
attention"
A. N OF ALL It's pleasure to eefve you.
Call ngain; and be sure OF the plake-WSna-
maker 4 Browns Oak Halls hast cor
". "Thnnk you'll shall be happy to do 70.
Good morning"
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We condense/ from tho Lehiga Rfgssse ST, me ne
substance of Conversation ABOUT YAK IT'LL ~
wanamaker Browns ;s,. aalg g,d
Ciothine{E06se In America" A Visitor Ano
Tasitor What corner is the Building on ?"
Attendant aSouth- East corner II Slxfn ana
Market Please note the SILL h lor ,a Soh,S
strangers seeking Oak Hal, nave peen nlSieo
by designing persons. $780,
its dimensionsY' ,r.-,..
100 odd on Sixth six stories high, hes over
three acres q& fioorirg and covers space once
occupied BY NoTs.nan twenty different Dnsl-
ness places. " q, s.,o ;, .ro,verg.
A. "a giant young engine furnishes power
for the freight and passenger elevators, anu Inc
boilers steam for heating, and the other opera
Y. aWhat order do you take with goods?''
A. "They are first cpeZcd and ARRANGED IN
the basement, on long lCT counters, and taken
thence on the dsAgbHssl nnr 70 the nspec'
" Is inspecting the first operation p
A. mo- sir. measuring. The goods ere ilrst
measured in the piece, then inspected. ilc
light. and two men sit one before and ore
behind the goods, watching with the eye OF Q
hawk for the least pin-holc iT1pcrfeeticn, end
marking every flaw, SO that the cutter may SEQ
and avoid 1t when he comes to cut the gar
ments." -.
A. "Colne 10 our fifth 1cCE and seel We
keep 20 hands all the ti4e cutting up the cloth
into garments, -besideSsB machines that DO
dozen mems work caclfdSt stroke"
v. do you manufacture oil your own
goods2"
A. ave do, and most carefully. Our ox-
aminers inspect every Stitch and scam, ind
certify to every garment as cxtra-well maGe
before we put our ticket on it, and beesuc
responsible for il"
" "Your system must save you great
deals"
A. :" In every direction, sir. 1t is tEe system
and economy we practice oil tie wW reu-h.
that enables US to put our priss gown to tie
people as we do "
Of it?'
A. Before 1t goes into Stock it is ticke.ed.
Every single garment has its number ard
other points noted on it, SO that its entire his
tory can be traced without fail, upon our
books"
v. You must have 90 or 40 salesmenY'
A. why sir, on busy days you maYsee 100
in the various rooms and suites OF rooms,
selling to the throngs of customers"
v. do you do an order buSaeZ by mail
and express?"
A. very great. All over the country. Our
February 10th, 1876.
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tB- On last Saturday evening the Lyceum
held sham law suit at their regular
place of meeting, in Solebury, and the usual
evenings debate was substituted by this nov
el and interesting exercise. The pending suit
was intended to represent at the bar of JUS
tice--the "crafty thief who recently robbed
Edgar Melln and Michael Van Hart, in New
Hope. George A. Cook, OF New Hope, as
sumed the character Of "culprit," while DR..
j. w. Scarborough, acted the part Of District
Attorney. w. w. Hurley filed the import
an. position of Judge with becoming solemn
ity lawyers were on hand witnesses who
had seen much were there, and a jury was
impaneled, and notwithstanding the prison.
er's own protestations against the legality of
the indictment, &C., brought in a verdict Of
guilty. The penalty inflicted was enough to
cook ones blood. 1t read, we are informed,
in substance, as follows -
"Three months solitary confinement in the
Hardware Store New. Hope, commencing on
the first day of June next, ending September
first '76. Furthermore, that he shall sit be-
tween two red-hot stoves, with the three stol-
en- overcoats upon his person, &C., &c."
Notwithstanding the grave charge, severe
penalty, and attending circumstances, to say
nothing Of restricted Centennial enjoyments,
Mr.. Cook retired from the " Court Room " in
remarkably good spirits. Sympathy for the
accused was strongly enlisted from spectators
IF not from the jury-many of whom retir-
cd to their homes with just criticisms upon
Penns, lvania justice, as retailed by the above
practitioners.
This was pleasing departure from the usu-
al exercise, and one which called out full
house, and enlisted much interest. The Ly-
ceum is said to be in \ four,shing condition.
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Hill. School LITERARY SocIETy.-The
meeting Of the Society was held as usual on
Friday last, with the President. Miss Allie
Slack, in the chair. Questions were answered
by those to whom they were referred, and q
poem was read by r. Wetter
Debate being next in order, that old and
threadbare question, "Should capital punish.
ment be abolished :" was then discussed in
the affirmative by Messrs. Connors, Nc
Donnell, Sellers, and Ryan and in the mega
tive by Messrs. W. Wallace, Leaw, Bowers
and G. Wallace.
The question, "Was the death of Caesar
beneficial 20 Rome? - was chosen for the dis
cussion at the next meeting. Persons were
appointed to read and recite, and the Society
adjourned. w.
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THE MARKETS.
Lambertville. Feb. a.. 1s7s.
MARRIAGES.

sALTER-BE DLEMAN.-Jan 81, by Rev. J. B. Kug-
ler Jonathan Sater to Alice Beidleman, both of
Frenchtown.
SMTTH-vAN sYCKEL.-Jan. 2 by the Revs William
son and Ewing Winfield s. Smith to Martha L. Van
SICKLE
NEvIUs-STAATs.--At Junction, Feb: 18th, 1876 BY
Rev John u. Kugler. Peter v. II. Nevius, OF North
Branch Depot, to Rite v. Stats, of Junction
RINEHA MISUNDERSTANDING 27th 1875 by Rev. A.
M Harris, Charles Rinehart, of New Germantown, to
Mary Angelina Apgar. of Cokespurg
BRowN-SUTTON.-F February sth 1876, by the same
Jacob NJ Brown of Glen Gardner to Lizzie Sutton, Of
Cokesburg
STILLwELL-CRAFT.-Jan %, by Rev. NJ N Oliver.
Simpson d. Stiweli. to Charity Ann Graft, both Of
East Amwell township.
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tB- At the New Hope Lyceum, last week,
the question, " Resolved, that the statute or
common law exerts greater influence on So
ciety than conscience? !" was discussed with
considerable interest. Decision was given in
favor of the negative. One Of the interesting
features of the evening was the paper con-
Quoted by Willie Ryan, the new editor. To-
morrow Thursday evening the Lyceum will
meet at Z o'clock. The question for debate is
Resolved, that the signs OF the times indi-
cate new era of moral reformation :"
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A Paterson mother has named her twin
boys Moody and Sankey.
Tho Sooy case has been postponed until the
9Th of March.
Lady oopysts have been introduced into the
County Clerks Office at Morristown.
Centennial excursions to the United States,
are advertised throughout Europe at cheap
rates.
Boston, Feb. 12.-Charlotte Cushman, the
celebrated actress, died at the Park House at
9:l0 this morning Her age was fifty-nine
years and seven months.
There are $50, 900 tons of coal in one heap
at Port Morris. The pile is fifty feet in height
and nearly half a mile In length. To remove
it to market will require 200 trains of 100 cars
each--compnting each car to carry five tons.
The will Of Lorain Truman of Woodbridge,
is contested. He had four daughters and
two sons, and for some unknown reason he
made no provision for one Of the daughters.
Undue influence is alleged, and the disinher-
tied daughter contests the will. The amount
involved is about 100000.
Miss Ida Williamson, of Six Mile Run, has
brought suit for breach of promise, placing
the damages at $4,000, against Lewis An
drews of Princeton, and the case will come
before the next term of Court. Mr.. Andrews
is a widower with two children, and claims
that the engagement was broken by Ida her.
self, who demanded her letters, and he then
ceased his attentions.
MURDERERs SENTENcED.-Patrick Ward,
for the murder of Peter Miers in Philipsburg
N. j., in May last, was convicted Of murder
in the first degree and sentenced Tuesday
last to be hanged on the oath of March next.
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TT On Saturday afternoon last it was re-
ported that Frank Slack, the escaped prison.
err, charged with being implicated with the
robbery of II C. Hooker's store, in Lambert
Vile, was seen on that selfsame day. in the
vicinity OF the Friends Meeting House, in
Solebury. A number of New Hopes " de-
tectives were attracted to that locality by
the announcement-but returned with fixed
belief that il Mr.. Slack had been seen there,
it was not very recently.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
PUBLIC SALE!!!

VIZ ILL be sold Public Sale at Brookville, (near
w Stockton N.J,) on
WEDNESDAY,. MARCH LIST, 1876,
At O'clock p NJ the Personal Property Carrot VIII
son. decd consisting Of Household Goods such Beds
and Bedding Tables, Chairs Desk Bureaus Eight-Day
Clock &crare relics of the oden time; Farming uten-
sils, including Threshing Machine, Moving Machine.
Ploughs Harrow, &c also, Harness-double and single,
Sleigh. Sled. &c.
STOCK .-Horses Cows Shoats, Poultry. Hay, Straw
Corn, Wheat, Oats, Grain in the Ground, ac.
TERMS EASY. Wv WILSON
EXECUTOR.
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tE No action has yet been taken in regard
to the tie vote at the recent election in New
Hope Borough, between q. c. II. Johns, Rep,
and Edward Pickett, Dem, for Council. A
new election, for the personal satisfaction of
each of the two candidates, is talked of.
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tY- The Cemetery Association have again
been troubled by the hand Of the spoiler, at
the Cemetery on Dark Hollow Hill. Twenty
five dollars reward is offered for the arrest OF
the characterless seamps.
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AssrGNEE,s SALE
REAL ESTATE!
OF vALuABL


R e A T. ESTATE e.!
The subscriber. Assignee OF Richard Hammel, Of the
city of Lambertvile will sell at Public Vendue, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22d, 1875,
On the premises. o'clock in the afternoon of said
day all tho real the said Richard Hammeii in
the county Of Hunterdon. No consists of very de-
sirabie N
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
in the city of Lambertyille with front on N Union
1T. of 40 IT, extending from the middle Of Union St. to
the middis of George st. distance OF 242 IT, There Is
good Frame Barn in the rear, with carriage house
aud other conveniences.
No. is adjacent Vacant lot of the same dimensions
the above, on the north side Of the same.
The above property is in frst-rate condition and Is
desirable residence and will be offered In parts
all together as will bring the most money.
Also at the time and place will be sold one share
OF the Stock of the Amwe Mills Co.. Cotton Mil and
two Shares Of the Mutual Cranberry Companys Stock
situated in Monmouth County, N. ].
Conditions will be made known on the day Of sale By
j. HAYHURsT Assignee.
Feb. 10th. 1s7s.-m.22.
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gB- Chamberlain and Burroughs, -she es-
capped prisoners from Doylestown Jail,-per-
petrators of robbery in New Hope, and other
places, have both been captured.
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tBY AUTHORITY
TAX NOTICE.

SHE OF LANDS IND REAL ESIAIE
FOR TAXES.
NOTICES hereby given that Public Sale of the
Real Estate hereinafter mentioned, will be held the
office OF the Receiver OF Taxes Of the City of Lambert
vile, on
WEDNESDAY THE 22d DAT OF MARCH, 1870
at the hour of two o'clock In the afternoon for the low
est term of wears (but case exceeding fifty years.
for which any person will take the and pay the
of taxes assessed thereon respectively with the
Interest and cost charges and expenses according
to the provisions Of Section Mae, of an Act entitled
An Act revise the Chartar of the City of
Lanbertvile" approved March sixteenth eighteen hum
dred and seventy -four. The interest in eafh will
be at the rate of twelve per eentum from the twentieth
Of September. The fees charges and EXPENSES will be
In each ase for the certificate OF SALE aud the proper
ton Of the cost OF advertising and SALE
TRANSCRIPT OF UNPAID TAXES ON LAND AND REAL
Estate. JAN 1st 1876:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

TO CATHERINE L. cENDERLING:
BY virtue II an order Of the Court Of Chancery Of
New Jersey maze the day of the date hereof, in =
cause wherein Robert B. Cenderng is petitioner and
you Catherine L. Cenderling defendant; you
qured appear and plead, demur answer to the Pc
toner's petition or before the tenth day OF April
against you the Chancellor shall think equitable and
just.
Robert Cenderng for the purpose Of obtaining di-
yorce from the bond Of matrimony.
L. II. SERGEANT,
Solicitor Of Petitioner.
Dated jan sth, 1861. 23-4t.
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DEATHS.

LAING.-At her residence in Quakertown, Jan. 10
Rachel c. Laing, aged g. years.
DANBURY. Jan. 8, near Trenton Elizabeth Danbury
rect of John ID. Danbury, OF Pennington, aged 81
years, month and day.
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" The recent converts Of the New Hope
NJ. Il. Church will be baptized on Sunday
morning next.
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The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad machine Shops at Dover, have sus-
pended work until the LIST Of March,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Houses 81 Lots !

The subscriber offers for sale. all her Real Estate in
Lambertvile, consisting of Five Well Located Frame
Dwellings and Lots, together with desirable corner
lot opposite the st. Johns RC. Church, 81 IT, on Frank
lin st. and 10 IT. on Church ST.
Dwelling No L. Fronts Franklin st. next south Of
said lot and has three feet alley leading the
garden In the Nos. and stand the corner Of
Church St. and McCreadys alley, next west OF said
lot, and Nos and front on said alley, next south
of Nos and L. The property will be sold separately
together, TO suit buyers Terms, one-third cash and
balance secured BY mortgage payable in one and two
years with interest from April l. 1876. IL any OF the
property is not sold by MARCH 9th, NEXT, it win
that day be sold at public auction at o'clock p NJ
the premises ut which time and place the conditions
will be further made known.
ELIZABETH ROQUES,
4207 Haverford Ave-, Philadelphia, Pa.
For further information inquire OF
All HOLC0MBE, Agt., Lambertvile. N. J.
Feb. 20, 1876.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
VIEW HoPE AND BUcKs COUNTY, PA.

Ey- number of cases Of scarlet fever are
now prevalent at Parsons Corner.
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NOTICE.

YTSHE 3oth annual meeting Of the Lambertvic Vigil
LIANT Society will be held at Lyceum Hall, Council
ROOM on Friday, Feb. 18th nst at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
A. W. ANGEL, Secretary
Feb O. 1875 -2t
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=. The total number of conversions in the
Dover NJ. E. church fopts up over 100.
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February 10th, 1876.
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A. 8. scArBoR 1UGH.
Receiver Of Taxes.
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