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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, sept Is, 1915.
In the Court Of Appeals, Monday, September Is.
1885,
No. 120. Edington Mutual Insurance Company
Argument resumed and concluded
No. 267. Lawrence Byrnes respondent VS.. Tho City
Of Cohoes appellant-Argued by s. Hand for appellant
and Olin A. Martin for respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned.
Day calendar for Tuesday, September 26, 1S76:-Nos
27l 272, 275, 277, 27S, Isl. 224 and 25S
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A NEW ERA IN MEDICINE.

PRoF. w. PAINE, A. NJ, M. d.. having
discovered that Disinfectalits owe their poison
dispelliug power to Gas known as Ozone
has invented u process whereby the ozone
from Chloride Of Lime, Carbolc Acid, etc !,
is collected and reduced to liquid, and may
be incorporated with all medicines. This Ii.
quid he calls Catarrh Vapor Or Liquid Ozone.
II not only disnfects foul cellars, houses,
sewers, etc, but when inhaled or taken,
rapidly destroys all forms Of poisons that
cause diseases, as Diphtheria, Smallpox, Ca
tarrh, Consumption, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia,
Fevers, etc.
His Liver Renoyator Pills purge the system
and destroy all poisons IN the blood.
His Anti-Periodc Pills remove malaria, and
are positive cure for Neuralgia and all Chis
and Fevers.
His Spermatorihtpa Pills cure all Nervous
Diseases
His Blood, Stomach aud Liver Tonic builds
up the blood and disinfects .1e body.
The professor has prepared remedies for
the Instant cure Of every disease, and is Dean
Of the philadelphia University of Medicine
a.u Surgery, which Is open throughout the
year for the instruction OF ladies and gentle
men in the new system of practice. Depot
and Office, 232 N. 9th street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Branch Office al the College, f347 Ridge
Avenue, under the charge of Dir. G. w. Paine.
Short Hand Practice sent free on receipt OF
letter stamp. MAY 81, 6m.
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For TIE RECORD.

For THE RECORD.
Mr.. EDITOR IL notice in your issue of the
18th inst the proceedings of Council. Our mem
Der from the Cd Waid offers Supplement to
an ordinance as regards Inns and Taserns.--
If they wish to usurp the power that we have
intrusted to them for one year for two--I
think it is ar- outrage. These men
from the I'd Ward that we have voted for, aud
have been elected by the majority of the peo-
pie of this Ward, should not think for mo
ment, would be guilty of such an act but
presume It remains to be seen.
The main point, suppose. is the granting
of license to the Z York Street. House. -
Why was not the person thatwas there previous
granted licensee Bat may be our oldest
member from the I'd Ward may answer this.
trust the members from our Ward will weigh
the matter wen before voting, aud that ordi.
nances which have been passed for the good
of the city will not be repealed. Make all pay
license, hotels. restaurants or any one in the
business. License all, or not any. But is the
young member from our Ward the one to in
troduce all these Supplemental TRUST other
members, either from the list or Sd Wards will
relieve him, as think 1t is putting too much
on him. Perhaps he has learned by this time
the arduous task it Ia to be representative
from the I'd Ward. Young in years, if we
write the words of Shakespeare, Your whole
life is as school day" SNAP.
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DRY GOODS
have made large addition to my Stock
this week. The Merchant who renews his
stock the most frequently these times is the
dealer who can offer decidedly the Greatest
Bargains and can exhibit tue most Desirable
Goods.
LADIES GAuzE and Gossamer Merho and
Flannel Underwent
CHEAP CoRsETs-A large new stock of the
best made goods at 81, 37k, 80, 62a and &c.,
and advance TO $l25.
PARAsoLs and Sun UMBRELLAS.
LADIES and CHILpREN's Plain and Fancy
HosIERyi at Gle; Toe. and 1910. per pair, and
extending into fine regular made goods
WHITE GOODS:
PLAIN, PLAID and sTRlpE French Main
socks, India Mulls, Victoria Lawns, Soft
Plain Swisses, Tucked Muslins, Twilled Stripe
India Long Cloths, Corded and Figured
Piques Lace Stripe Jaconets, and Tafletans
PILLOW and SHEETIYG Linens, Shifting
Linens
DRArERrEs and Furniture Coverings.
GILT BAND SHADES and Shade Hollands.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERINGS.
TABLE LINENS and Counterpanes.
A large Stock Of FINE and CHEAP Flannels. .
GENTS GAuzE aud GossAhER Merino I'm
derwear Gents Ties, Bows, Handkerchief,
Hosiery, Gloves, Linen Collars; Shirt Fronts,
Suspendcrs, &c.
DRESS GOODS.
CHEAP MoHAm PLAIDs; at &c., 100. and
l23c.
PLAIN and PLAID WASH PoPLINs, at 125c.
The Stock of DRESS GOODS at 25c. has
never been equaled in Trenton.
am offering very superior FANCY SILKS at
75c.
The line of medium and fine DRESS Goops
contains the most desirable Fabrics and Styles
in the market:
BLACK FRENCH LACE SAcouEs and PoiNfs
Abundance of those good Merrimack and
STANDARD CALIcoEs, Mt &c. and &c.
More Of those very CHEAP YARD WIDE
BLEAcIfED and UNBLEAcHED MUsLINs, 1T
64c., 7c &c., loo. and 125c.
A.magnificent variety Of VELVET and Brus-
sells RUGS and MATS.
Very choice styles OF flne INGRAM ana
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
We all have an admiration for money, and
the most of us like to spend 1t to tho very
best advantage. purpose 10 give the best
value possible for it in'Dry Goods at
II. q. scupphR's
! Old New Jersey Store,
45 Greene St., Trenton, N. J.
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BRIDGE WORK. commissioned Al. j. Solo
mon, of New Hope, is engaged i'll quite ac-
tive campaign, in the interest of brdge-build-
ing, throughout the county OF Bucks, at the
present time.
Under his supervision the Iron Bridge in
the Borough of New Hope has been repaired
in practical and satisfactory manner. The
cap-stones have yet to be placed upon the wall,
and some little masonry work done yet how
ever before he thinks of pronouncing it a
complete job.
The Board of County Commissioners, (of
which Mr. s. is membor) are going to con-
struct new bridge across the Tohickon
Creek, near Fretz Valley, in Tincum town
ship. The structure will be either wrought
iron or wooden lattice bridge. Of 100 feet
span in the clear The letting will take place
on Tuesday, July 18th, 1876, at 10 O'Clock NJ.
We are informed that contractors Messrs.
Peter s. Naylor, of Solebury, and G. Arnett,
of Lambertville, have decided not to build
the bridge awarded them by the Commission
ers, recently. at Torresdale, Bucks Co., Pa
A re-letting will have to be resorted to.
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RuNAwAY.-Johnny Lawless' horse ran
away, yesterday, in New Hope. He tied the
animal (which was attached to light wag-
on--to post for few moments, near A. J..
Solomon's boat shops Soon after Johnny de-
camped, and horse running at large IN that
vicinity was mischievous enough to cause his
steed to break loose. Once free from the
post and no one around to stay proceedings,
the horse made lively time in the direction of
the Agricultural Works. An effort was made
at that point TO stop him, but being master OF
the situation he swept around the corner and
down Bridge Street at q desperate rate Of
speed. At the River Bridge toil-gate the wag
on was upset and considerably damaged The
frightened horse was captured whereabouts,
immediately after.
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tsy- On Monday evening Of this week we
saw one of the finest specimens of the full
blood Alderney stock of cattle-in the shape
of calf-that we have ever looked ct. Mr..
Eastburn Reeder purchased it at West Chest
er, Pa. and was at this time conveying 1t {to
swell his popular stock farm in Solebury,) from
the depot at Lambertyile. Mr.. Reeder has
the choicest selection of cattle, sheep, &C., and
never allows time or money to prevent him
from experimenting generally, in whatever he
thinks will serve the farmers interest.
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--Glenn's Sulphur Soap. for sale at Severns'
Drug Store, 4lst Union st. lei. ct.
-Visscher & Halls Insecticide Powder
better than Paris Green and not poisonous
for sale at seycrns' Drug Store. j.sl,tf.
--Chas. A. skillman, Esq, of this city, is
to deliver an Grafton at the Fourth Of July
celebration at Hopewell.
The Picnic at Holcombe Grove, ON
Thursday night last, for the benefit Of the
Aquetong Steam Fire Co. No. /, was well
patronized. Winkler's Band furnished music
of a superior character.
-Petcrman's Seventh Regiment Band hay
ing been engaged by the Committee at Prince
ton for the celebration at that place OH the
9th inst, the Phillipsburg band will accom-
pany the Seventh Regiment in their parade on
that day.
consequent upon the change in the run
ming of trains on the P. R. R., the mails now
arrive at the Office in this city, as follows =
From all points south at 0 A. NJ. from Tren-
ton, at $40 2. NJ; Philadelphia, at 6 80 P.
NJ. New York, 7.l7PM.
MIR. Hiram Scarborough, of New Hope
for some time past has been greatly troubled
by cows trespassing upon the Island, above
the Delaware Bridge, commonly known as
Holcombe Island, and advertises in this issue
his determination to break up this practice
See advertisement in another column,
A Skin Like Monumental Alabaster may
be attained by using GLENN's SULPHUR Soar,
which does away with the necessity for Sui
phur Baths. Try it, ladies' 1t is a genuine
beautifer, and very economical.
Ohio has a champion sagacious dog. At
all times very savage on the approach of
strangers he surprised the community by joy
ously welcoming man in light wagon who
tied up at the hitching post before the house.
The dog had never seen the man before but
something in the light wagon put him on his
good behavior. 1t was Light Running
Domestic and the man !. Domestic ;"
agent.
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THE NEW NATIONAL BANK.--The LAM
bertville Savings Bank having decided to close
business, principally because of the illiberal
act passed by the late session of the legisla-
ture, which prevents the usual discounting of
paper and otherwise interferes with the sue
cessful operation of savings banks, the stock
holders have d cided to reorganize as ma
tional bank. The name selected for the new
institution Is "The Amwell National Bank, /"
and the capital stock, which is all subscribed,
is 100000.
AT a meeting of the stockholders, held at
the banking house, under THE RECORD Of
flee, to-day, at which DR.. J. Hayhurst presi-
ded and VIM. L. Hoppock acted as secretary,
the following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors
Ashbel Welch, Sami. Lilly. VIM. V. Cooley,
J A. Anderson, Richard Mcdowell VIM. L.
Hoppock, H. G. Hooker, and Hugh B. Ely, of
Lambertville J: Patterson Smith and Hiram
Scarborough of New Hope and VIM. v.
Case, of Stockton.
The Board viii meet tomorrow Thursday
evening, at the banking house to organize and
to elect president, cashier, &c
The bank will begin operations about the
first of August, or perhaps sooner, and the
indications are that it will be highly success
full The business of the city and surround
ing country requires accommodations beyond
that supplied by single institution. and we
do not see that one will to any extent injuri-
ousy affect the other,
The Savings Bank will be kept open for
business until the new bank goes into opera
ton, but 1t will do but little discounting ow-
ing TO the necessary preparation for the clos
ing up Of its accounts.
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ENcAMPMENT.-An encampment of the en-
tire National Guard of this State has been
ordered by Governor Bedle to be held for ten
days. commencing July 9th.
At meeting of the Military Board held in
Trenton this week, the details were discussed
and the following adopted:
The 1st Brigade, Brig. Gen. Plume, COM
manding, consisting Of the LIST, 4th, 9Th and
9th regiments, LIST Battalion and Battery A.
l,700 men, will go into camp on the 5th inst.
and remain until the 18th, when they will be
released by the 2nd Brig, Brig. Con. U. De-
Hart, commanding. consisting of the Bird, 9th
and 18th regiments, troops A and B of cavalry
aud Battery B., in all 1900 men.
Previous to breaking camp on the 18th inst
the entire division will be reviewed by Gov.
Bedle, Maj Gen. Mott and others. As this
will be the first occasion on which the entire
National Guard has been reviewed at the
same time, much interest has been awakened
among the soldier element.
The ground selected for the encampment
lies about half mile from Clinton st. depot,
on Hamilton Avenue, near Cook, Trenton.
1t is large open field, 1900 feet long, level,
but entirely without shade or water, covered
by sparse growth of grass. The general
review will be held on the beautiful fields of
the Linden Park Land Asso., just outside OF
Chambersburg.
A strict discipline is to be enforced and
drills of instruction and reviews will be the
constant exercise.
Arrangements are to be made for the troops
to visit the Centennial Exhibition at greatly
reduced rates.
Quarter Master General Perrine will have
entire charge of the arrangements for the en-
campment and nothing will be wanting to
make it success.
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BsE- The best fitting ready-made SHIRTS.
can be had at X. H. VAN HoRN's.*

"A secondhand enclosed-case Sewing Ma
chine for saie--wheel feed. May be seen 1t
THE REcoRD office. IT,
--For Fine Photographs, Lambertville Ster-
eoscopic Views, and Picture Frames, resort
to FRIrz's, 80 N. Union Street LambertvilIe,
Nj. j.14-3t.
RHEUMATISM. neural GA, LuMBAeo,
Sciatica Rheumatism. Gout, Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed cured by
DR.. Filters Rheumatic Remedy. MOORE, Agt.
Lambertyille. july28-iy
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vail with reference to the recent Concerts Of
the Orphean Musical Association of this CITY,
desire to state that these Concerts were in
no sense intended to be my "benefits."
make this explanation not only in my own in
terest, but, more particularly, to defend the
Association from the charge of underhand
dealing with generous public.
G. ?. HOFFMAN,.
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TEMPERANCE COLUMN.
EDITED BY 4 LADY.

As comparatively few know the precise effect
of alcohol on the brain, we copy an "object
Lesson from the w. N. 7. paper, intended
for the instruction of the Juvenile Temper
ance Organizations 1t will serve as well for
adults and win be more generally read
probably than il it were more deliberately
prepared.
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A DEsIRApLE BusrNEss opponruNrrY.

A DESIRABLE BUSINESS OpPoRTuNIrY.--
A large and well-known New York house,
about to establish an agency in this town and
county, require the services Of an active and
reliable man Or woman. TIE compensation
will be liberal, while little or no capital Is re-
quired. Only an energetic and trustworthy
person will be accepted. Write to G.. s. HUI
bert, p 0. Box 5000, N. Y. City, for full par.
ticulars ct.
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tB- "The Butterfly new brand, the
best cigar for 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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EDucATIoNAL.-we learn that the State
Board of Education will meet in Trenton, to-
morrow (Tbursday)y to elect a County Super
int n lent for this County.
The present incumbent, Rev. G. s. Conk-
ling. is not a candidate for reelection.
The list Of candidates is not by any means
small.
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AT the second monthly meeting Of the
Centennial Building and Loan Association,
held on last Monday evening, five loans of
$500 each were sold at premium of $2l per
loan. The stock of this association is in
great demand.
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eB The Indian Pole, at the Logan House,
in New Hope, was taken down and hauled to
the rear of the hotel, one day last week. The
first pole erected here, was put up in 1928,
the last pole being the third pole that has
graced New Hope.
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rdg- Rich Black Silks, Cashmere finish,
Black Cashmers fius quality and good color !;
also the :. Lama Brand" black Alpacas and
pure Mohairs, a superior make at n. II. VAN
HoRN's. Sept 90
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tB- List of letters remaining on hand 80
days at the Post. Office, uncaled for, satur-
day, June nth, 1876 -
Wilson Bailor, Jane McCort, G. E. Darrell,
Richard Brewer, Augustus Phillips, George
Reed, Mrs John McAulitfe, Martin Price.
A. G. BARBER, p. NJ
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School by some over
sight we failed to notice in our last issue the
pleasant entertainments given to its friends by
the Delaware Avenue Hall School CONDUCT
ed by Miss Emma Knowles), on the evening
of the 18th. The exercises were held in the
school building lately occupied by Prof. Bum,
on York ST., which was tastefully decorated
for the occasion and is to be occupied by Miss
Knowles school. The exercises were of a
varied character, conducted according to the
following programme, to which was added a
display of paintings executed by the pupils
during the term:
Chorus-Prayer-C
Comp" Women Of the old time aud the
new"
Tablcaux-" The lost art
Rec" The Eve ladies who never married. "
Rec.-"'rhe thirteen original states."
Gymnastics-Chorus.
Rec-"The witchs daughter"
Tableaux-" Grandma's lesson.'
Music" Cantata to Eva"
Gymnastics.
Song" Good Night"
Among the most attractive parts In the
above programme where all the parts were
excellent, was the recitation entitled, "The
thirteen original states,' executed by thirteen
young ladies', dressed in patriotic cos ume
with the name of the state represented in
large gilt letters On the breast. Besides this
the " Cantata to Eva y was rendered in way
that would have done credit to oder pupils.
The gymnastics delighted the people, as
usual, when performed by the students of
this prosperous school.
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ITO sleep comfortably get Of Titus 46 Cor
yell street, one of his metallic spring bed bot
toms. They have been tested for years. Two
quilts is all you need over them.
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In .LIMBo.-Some time ago two sets OF
harness, valued at SIS, were stolen from Col
A. Vansickel of Lebanon. On Sunday last
the Colonel got hint that John Van Norman,
of East Amwell, was the thief, and that the
harness were still in his possession, which up
on investigation of his premises proved to be
correct. John was arrested and brought be.
fore Justice Hanson who committed him to
the care of Sheriff Bells. 1t is rumored now
that the prisoner is associated with a number
Of people of supposed responsibility, who
have not only concealed stolen articles for him
but have employed him to commit thefts for
them. But we do not know that these ru-
mors have any foundation. Hunterdon Demo
Graf.
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BOARDERS !!

rTvHE subscriber ID prepared to accommodate 1--WE
l six boarders either from home abroad at hi
resid nee Clinton ~, foot Of IsT rson st. Pleasant
. - married people or single persons. TERM
JOB sILvERs.
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eW The Punch" cigar, an old favorite,
8 for twenty-five cents. at MoonE's Drug
Store. If.
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VIEW nopE AND BUoxs COUNTY, IA.

az This evening and tomorrow Thurs
day. night, the ladies hold their Centennial
Festival, in the M. e. Church, of New Hope.
Attend and enjoy the unusual festivities
Admission 10 cts.
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Our IMPORTS. Our imports for the mon N
of May fell $40, GOO, DOE short Of the imports
for the same monp. last year, or decline Of
at least thirty-three per cent. Our exports
have about held their own. Business depres-
sion has led to the practice Of economy, and
this, Ii adhered to, must bring about prosper
ity.
There is a growing feeling among the Amer
lean people that the man who can hear fell
low mortal complain of cold in the head.
and abstain from telling him what to do fot
it. is The man who should he the next Piesi-
dent Bursspgton Hank Eye.
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Best Shilling Wall Paper in town, at
Moore's Bookstore. m.31, st.
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COMMON CouNeIL.-A special meeting Of
the Common Council of this city was held on
last Monday evening. All the members pres
ent
Mr.. Moore stated that it was necessary, ac-
cording to the Bounty Act of 1865, that the
Council should levy special bounty poll tax
of not more than five dollars nor less than
three, and offered the following resolution .
Resoleed, That the Assessors of the several
Wards Of the city be instructed to assess a
bounty poll tax Of three dollars on every male
inhabitant in their respective Wards, not ex-
empt from such tax by law.
Resolution adopted
No other business Of interest was transact
ed.
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fB The First Regiment, N. g., COL Allen,
and the Seventh Regt., Col. Angel have been
selected by the Governor to represent the Ma
tional Guard at the State Centennial Celebra-
tion, at Princeton, on Tuesday, the 9th inst.
The "Seventh " having been newly equip
ped with white epaulettes and pompotls, will
present fine appearance. They will parade
400 muskets.
Col Angel has issued the following order,
viz -
I. In compliance with G. o., from Head
quarters, I'd Brigade, N. g., this command
fully equipped, except knapsacks, win l,artic-
ipate in the Centennial ceremonies at Prince
ton. N. j., on TUESDAY, 9th INST.
II. Line will form in Trenton, at 815 A..
NJ, on Greene St., right resting on State
Non.C Commissioned Staff, Band, Drum Corp
and Markers will report to the Adjutant on
parade ground. at 8 A. M.
III. Company E. (Freehold,) will join the
command at Princeton at $3.50 A. NJ.
Nv. Lieut.. Cranmer, Regimental Quarter
master, is charged with providing suitable
cars to transport the command to and from
Princeton leaving Trenton at Q o'clock, A..
M.
v. The Commander-in-chie having especi-
ally honored the command in selecting it to re-
present the National Guard on this occasion,
the Colonel commanding hopes the discipline
may be of such a character as to justify the
selection and bring credit and honor to all. =