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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

az The Latelsigencer says that Samuel
Atkinson, of Upper Wakefield, returned re-
Gently from visit to Clarke county, Ohio,
where he was engaged in netting pigeons
The number flying this season was less than
He shipped thirteen barrels of birds to the
New York and Boston markets. The aver
age price obtained was about 1925 per dozen,
with the feathers on. just as they were caught.
A barrel will hold about twenty-five dozens.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

az Although the firm at No. South
Union St. is dissolved. Mrs. Cooley is still
there, ready to wait upon all her old custom
ers and as many new ones as will favor her
with their patronage. She will keep on hand
a supply Of ready-made Ladies' Wrappers,
Waterproof CIoaks, UndercJothing, Hosiery,
Dress Trimmings, Millinery goods and a full
line of Notions. Mourning outfits speci-
atty.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

az Scarborough's fishermen are having
remarkably good luck this season. Although
the water much of the time has been running
rather too high for them; yet tile quantity and
quality of shad taken has not been excelled
for years.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

Us The Board of Managers of the Doy-
lestown Agricultural and Mechanics Institute
met on Saturday, of week before last, and de-
cided to hold the usual annual exhibition
The premium list will much the same as last
yeaf.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

tB Attention will soon be directed to the
Beaumont Deer Park. The many new fea-
lures now being arranged for, will no doubt, be
enjoyed and appreciated by thousands of WIS.,
itors during the coming six months.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

CoRREcrroN lin giving the names of the
officers for East Amwell township last week,
we somehow made mistake in the Survey
ors of Highways. The gentlemen who were
elected are Messrs. James Scudder and Jacob
Fisher.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

"a Benjamin Smith of the Doylestown
Seminary has chosen Thomas w. Trego as
his assignee, and Mr. Smith will conduct the
school the remainder of the term. The
amount of his indebtedness is estimated at
$4,000.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

tB- A few days ago; little girl, daughter
of David Beard; living in Yardleyville, fell
through the trestlework Of the railroad
bridge, and sustained serious injuries, which
have since resulted in her death.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

"a A very pleasant time was experienced
on Thursday evening at the parsonage Of the
M. E. Church of New Hope Rev. B. H San
derln and family, were rendered reception,
of the most pleasant character by the men,
mbers of the charge over which he has so re-
Gently been assigned pastor.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

eB- The expected potato-bug has arrived.
There is no doubt as to his intentions. The
cry through this section-how shall we best
entertain the visitor-may be of very little mo-
ment to his majesty, if the action isn't more
"killing than the word "talk is cheap"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

CESrENNIAL FAREs.--The Pennsylvania
fares for the Centennial as follows: Between
New York and Philadelphia and return, good
for fifteen days on all trains but limited ex-
press, S.; do on excursion trains only, "a; do.
on excursion trains, Jersey City before z A. M.
and Philadelphia after 9 r. ". same day, s.;
do. before s A. N. and after P. NJ, -.
How many of US realize that the Cehteii-
NAL is not three weeks or
Trenton's colored people want to be repre-
ented on thes police.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26


SENSIBLE ADvfoE.---Y 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 Apeusr
FLOWER will cure got, of Dyspepsia aid Liv-
ct Complaint with all its effects. such ns Sour
stomach, Sick Headache. Habitual Costive.
ness Palpitation Of the Heart, HEARTBURN,
Water-brash, coming UP Of food after eating,
low spirits &c- we ask you to go to your Drug
gist @. f Moore, or |. M. severns Iambertyile.
N.J;or ID Calvin Robbins New Hope, Pa. and
get Sample Bottle of GREENS Auausr
FLOWER for 10 cents aud try it. or Regular
Size for 70 cents, two doses will relieve YOU.
Apl. IL, '76, 1y.
------->.----s . s-z-.S ----
The citizens Of Dover at pfeseht are bless
ed with Methodist, Second Methodist, Free
Methodist. and SWarish Math..d;,&
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

w The Butterfly new brand, the
best cigar for . cents to DO found in this city,
equal to moro than one-half the cigars for
which dealers charge 10 cents To DO had at
MooRE's Drug Store only. IT,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

ey- 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
HoRN's. Sept. 30.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26
VIEW HorE AND BUcxs coUxrr, "a

"a Stacy Brown has been Postmaster at
Brownsburg about one-half century. Where
is there Post which has had so faithful
a Master for so long term of years.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

- RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, LuMBAoo
Sciatica, Rheumatism, Gout, Nervous and Kid
ney diseases, positively guaranteed cured BY
Or. Filters Rheumatic Remedy. MOORE, Agt.I
Lambertville. july28-ly
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

EARLY PLANTS. Cabbage and Tomato,
strong and hardy some extra fine potted To-
mato, Pepper Egg Plants, late Cabbage and
Celery in their season, at Clevenger's garden,
South Union st. St.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

We open to-day large line of Chamois
Skins, and Carriage Sponges. SEvERNs, ii
N. Union Street. - 1t.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

KID GtoyEs.-The largest assortment O.
Kid Gloves in the country, from 10 cents t.
$500, at HOOKER & BowNE's. m. 90.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

Visit Lacey's. No. is Union st., and sec
the "Great Exhibition nIsplehdid Prime
Cove oyststs. !
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

SHIRTS. Gents White Shirts the best Ii
the market, from 81 90 to $3.50, at HooKEI
& BowxE's m.24.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

NOVELTIES. OF the latest Novelties,
just received from New York; at HOOKER
BowNE's. m. 20.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

ty- "Ths Pnhch " cigar ap oid favorite,
8 for twenty-five cents, at MooRE's Drug
Store. IL.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

HousE FOR RENT.--A house on Georg,
Street. for rent. Inquire of G, LAKE. ST.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

as- The best fitting ready-Iiade SHIRTS,
can be had at n; H; VAN HoRx's.*
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

"A good Push Cart for sale at TITUS ct
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-04-26

If you want valiso, call at touDns' S
, 1876-03-24
Giti ems Sniuranfe Gompana
Don ntm lib, u. ,.
@eariinbrt Oidr, 1869
9eriabt 4. Sanmar 1875.

WcttD q.
9 mrs II. SYpcibefen, crfes@e;t. $685. 1t 80
Nrssbduf,e u. faliae Sntrs6en... GAIA IS
, 1876-03-24
England.

2onbon n, %. Mdr;. SIN Inter
bauls murbe teute 9iadmittas iibcr Den
gcridt oes espptii6en @ommiiliondrs,
Germ Gaue, oebattirt. 4uf Den Mn=
tras, ben 9eridt au pnbllSiren, erfla. tie
Serr 0isracli, rab Der &beniDe, III Nns
betraGt bes jesisen 3uitanoes Der 81
uan3en gspptcns, gegen Die Yubllfation
belislben lei. 81 iaste @fcrner, Die en9ll-
i6e &egicruns Iolte Die @iinl9e Dec
&bebipes reipeftiren.
9onbon, %. Mdr5. Ser engliI9f
9ompfer Sling &idaro," BON Saltis
more mad giuerppol, wcl1sr nit Dem
9pir. rNtbletic" Salammenfl,B rno bel
Sronmele an bcn Strnno 9cbroGt pcr
Den muSts, lit wieoer rott uno mar MIR
lei1t belAdoi9t.
@insapore,22 %. MdrS. Sas eng
Hide fiesenbe @sldwaoer lit aa9 gbl=
no ab9ele9elt.
, 1876-03-24
Gurolauls llah. dlfn.

Berlin. Ser &aiicr bat Ben priu;i.
pieuen GntfdluB oeS StaatSminilte'
RUNS bsSislld) Oes Nntauis Der preas
Biiden Gllenbabasm our9 oas 9tsiA
sutsebciBsn. Sn Observation-Disclosures
1T man Oaseseu entlAlO6su, BET @tls1
ssnbeit Der Seratbun9 oes Gijenbabn'
@tats Die 0ra9e oes u%etsrgansS Der
Sabnen al OaS Hsid) uorerlt unerortert
Su laiien.
Der Qanbtas oes 9ersostbums Qau.
.nburg bat ON 16. 6cbruar Den ibm
bon Der StaatSreSiesnn9 porgtle9ten
@efseentwarf roe9ea @inuerleibuns oes
2aaoes in preuBen, lopie Den Die 9e9en.
leiti9en VermO9enSrsAte BrsuBcns uuo
2%aueubnrsS bctreffenosn S%ertra9sent'
wurf an9enOmmen.
Scr MbssorSnste B.. @sbeI. @atdom
unb @enONcn baben Den Nntras sinse.
brabt, Die Staats,s9isrum9 aui;uior.
bern, Der Characterization otr Sssbano.
lunssiocietdt Die BE bsIlIsun9 oil Sons
iortlaI9elAaiteu gu untsrlasen. IS lOu
Oieier Antra9 sln oiretteS Wt,Btrauenss
pOtum 9eSem Ole 0inan;uerpattan9 Oes
Ssrreu @%ampbaulcn eutbalten. % Die
Derren Gonieruatluen init ibrsn Intra'
gen, betreifeMo Die Sslssuns oes YrOs
uln3lalSfOnOS, niAt ourd9torun9sn
iino, benussn iis ct zen Stat Der Stes
bamOlua9 gu craeutsn AnsrIifen 9sscn
ben 6inanSminilter, nit Dem tie lbri'
gems sbenlo 9lanSsno abfaIen speroen,
wie fruber. Du n&rsu,3eitun9" Der
Tlrt SiSmard i'll 0eipsta9 eini9e
S1msiGeleIen ia9te, iGut ibn lest gang
tlahsrmaBls Oil nMo beltats9t oaonr1
m,ulutirl.1 baS etpas Oerbs urtbeil,
wsld)es YlSmard aber tie unO ibre
Yartsi9enollsn ssiaat battle.
Die beim GbscOronetenbauis ;ubtrsid
s%inselauIensn PETITIONER, Die lid aui
Den fall Soffsr,1ter (Giossusr,usisc.
runs) bejisben nmo cine Aenosruns Der
GloesiOrmel bedwedsn. lino Der Sulti;.
sommilllon iibsrwIelen worOen.
Der General Der Snfantsris 4. 0.
RuoOlpb Otto bon 9uOrIsti 1T am Is.
6ebr. b'sr nad ~lanssrem Nsiosn 9sIor.
ben. 1912 SebOren, tam Osrltlbe aus
benz &aoettsr sorps in oas &allsr Ales.
amber @aros'Sren0oicr- Ns9imsnt ytr.
/, madte 1848 Osu 6elosu9 9e9en %.
nemart nit uno mar 1649 aua) III Ores.
ben. Sn benz 6~slO3use 1s7O-71
r%ommonbirts er Die 1. @aros' Snfants.
rieEDinifian- bic h.tauufiih seipnoera
, 1876-03-24

neberbte &elloassOpern
iu9t Die u9t. . Gtaats;tQ":
Mir t0nnen nug wieotrholt pertiher '.
tag bic Tluppe Die idluddIte lit. ,pcldlc
felt SabrCn ariuaQt bat, ole enallltc
Sper Dor ba8 bieliae 8ublifum su Ire
ten. @ls @eihditSunterncbmn itiet
iid Die eusiidlc Opcr eia;ia mo ulcin
auf Die &cuoaq mo lebt uon Dem mobl-
uerolenteu .0fufe. Der 8liebtbejt. ocrcn
Iid oleie : anger'n nit ii dpt erfrert
Aber audi bic &ellcaa 1T uldlt mebr ooS
mus le f'ibcr mar. ihre Gimme ;ciat
bduiia Gpure ter 6: miiouna, Der ucber
arbcilua mir erirncrn I'M on ibrt
sc tbarinn" i'm r9tor0itern," nit m.ld)n
iie cinit bier i'll Or it lienll ell S.el
bria rte, wdbreno ie piesmal berlelbcn
faum nntb scred)t mrrScn fonnte. 9tebcn
Der &rn GO lino nur nod iSruu Scnpic
Gon j3anbt uno 6ruu 10 cuualo, bercn
Nlitun9cn ood) wcniqlteuS uud nuc9m.
bare linb, su eripdbneu. Die ub,isen
aiiialeiOcr iuiirocn tuum auf tleiuen eng
lild)cu l'ropla,l lbllbnen ais gellii9eno
~brfunoen meroen.
Meperbse,'S uNoroltern" nit 10 den
&rdftcu onf Die Glbue 3u 'brlnsen war
Elm NSasltud, um uid)t ou iaaen. ei e
unpaid)dmtbelt @c,aoe . ele Sper
pvrlalI t, nm mlrfiam II iein. ne Ia =
&C, Siniiht Qrofurti3c Ausltatt w
Die eual,ldc Sp I aber tcan ste lid NIT
elmer uebr a!s mttclrldb;9en ictnilt II
Au itattuna, rlncn raiuer. fGoenidelnl~
gen . d)eite, uno ciEcm id)uahcn I'LL,
CUR lhenDcu Shorperlouale. Sag Gle
Woritsuuue utter lOld)su GtrbdltriH II
unbciricolaeno ausfiel, mar oar nld)t an<
o.rs du erwurten, gang abAelebcn bacon
oab Die Saupipartlcu NIT merIaer Nus
nabmeI gang una' nii9eno beltet ioartn
utbriaens wiro Die englite Spcr MI
uod oisle Mohe bic A%unltrealoycn Del
uler ,cb1ten Stra6c ualidle, mud,en. nm
oana fir oicie -allJa oOu US 4bldleo
at ne9nIeu.
Grnet 2onefeaow, Gin 9p9n oea
9iNters. lit Gin nlhl unbsocutcnoer Mfa
lcr. 81 lOle tIlslld $4,000 aus lslnen
@smaloen.
, 1876-03-24

eppftbs'sn, critics @sle.........$494, IT 90
@tn"psi9s"tpln1. 10000 w
Y nhabn. aanel nib 2pblrn
GOapasnis YOnrs.......... 46a.6t5 90
Oarisp II Der : TAFT pbi apslps.a 76,493 SO
Ns. = lact acknowledgements. 63,U60 %
S'r Staot SarIIsrute ."...". 1855 90
Ter tapt Ct Qputs........... $500 90
4r ct pt Glmeen. is $50 90
Waler. Ca'iebsn, < tapt tiebura g. $40 90
De. Stapt Nsmarf. 2tOOO 90
Css : taGtes Eelawars. ........ 2O.6UO 20
Sanf uno anpsrrs Gapttai"."... 4i,352 90
Vsreint9ttn Z iaAtsA Oar bsu... 2i2UO 90
Ans, baufts Snts slfe-n"""...". 10.5lS 81
Anslrbsnps Nsbn .ngsn"....... 700 on
Bar mEaaten bssWfla attinbrerS 60, SOL rs
BAR IN ees Oant uno SifSe"".... 64, e96 0
- --
$3.50 G3 76
, 1876-03-24
Isuffs tslegr. geyeJhfn.
0eutidlanD.

gerIiu, %. Mdrs. Ser @ebrrts
tag bes Gaiier Wilbelms tpuroe aeitern
in sarS 9eutidlono s%efeiert. Sn Scr
lin ,p,roe er als Seiertu9 betra6tet, in'
Dem aGe @cl6dfte mdbrcno ees san5cr
Cages sei6lrIsn maren uno srobe Jeit'
libteit berrlhte. Mbenos war 9rpBt
illumination. Ser &uiicr erbielt &C.
tern CALCULATIONS : S1reiben BON Der
Gonisir 0ictprio, Dem GSar, Dem Gai=
fer BON Oetrsid, unb Dem GOnl9 bon
Stalicn.
, 1876-03-24
3AlaaO,la.s Gepe)ben.

1ew-Dorf, %. War5. Sn Sol9s
elmer Gsp!olicu BON puluer in Der nSu-
piter Yul, En- 0obrit" 81 WOoolopn'
Wsh6slter Gouutp, wurosn bsuts Gonlo
GisbI, Charles Saneloer nno Gbarles
@sntbom setDOtst, Mno Oapio Snbner
unO @laiam Wstiaa ldiper %perpunbst.
Sie GgploliOn wuroe Die unporliAtI
felt oes Giebl uerurIa9t, ,pcl1er, na4'
Dem er ieiue Yfsifc anscSiinoet. oas brsn@
nsnoe StreihGDl9sn auf DEN BOoen
mari. 9as @sbauos uurbe total ger
triimmert.
3ew=Oorf, %. Mdrs. Senrp
9Ooc, ein Wirtb, 1T auf bic @ntIa9'
oerbaftet woroen, in Serbiuoung MT
einem sepiiisn 9eooen, Elm mnebrIi6el
8u9bolter, Die Marine Sant, BON Die.
fer Staot nm $500 bel1winoeIt gu
baben. Ssbosn lit auf urlaub na9 Dem
Melten sereiit, uno ba er ni6t wieoer
suriidtsbrts. wurben Die Bidder inter.
1uAt uno Der S6miaoel entOcdi. g.
iins Wtabreseln getroHen, I'm Die Ser
baituus SsoOen's su bewertlt, ai9en.
Sarrisburs. %. MGrs. @onp.
Sartranft iertiste beute Den SinriA-
tunssbcfebl sesen Sobn 2anaban. alias
Yatrid &ellp, aus, ,ueI@er an %.
Seq. 1875 Der grmOrouns BON Sobn
&eiQp in 2uSern County iGulSi9 bsiun.
uno an 27. Sanuur 1876 gum 3ooe per
urtbeilt morocn par. Gbenlo Den Be
febl sur Sipridiun9 BON Mi6oeI0 opIe.
Der anil. Sch. 1875 in Carbon @oun'
~ Der @rmoroun9 BON Spbn y. Sones
i4uloi9 erfannt uno am %. Tebr. 1876
gum Sobe perurtbeilt ipuroe. Seios
ioncn ont 4. mai sebdnst wcrbsn.
, 1876-03-24

ct. 9ouis, %. Mfdrs. Ser e.
gjr9ermeiitcr Gplc BON ct. 2ouis bot
Elm Sdrcibcn IN Den g. &eprnue- Su=
perpilor 6eroinano Meper scridtet in
wcldcm er Die Nnlidt ouslpridt, bub
bieier bur6 Die Wlahinctionen Ger gc-
meinlten Gbaraftcre iein @mt uao Ieincn
Namcn p%erloren babe.
Sa1t Safe Gitn %. Mdr5.-
Snbn Wig9ins pnroe bcute uerrrtbeilt,
om %. Suni, wcsen grmoroung beg $.
&ramer, eri9nIien an 'peroen, neil Ell
bieisS nbesart uotSicbt.
g Srancisco. %. Mdrs. Sc
i'll einelntcrbilonce pom iiber $4,000 in
Dem MIiinS.G eportemcnt in nielsrStoot.
Die Su9e wirb 9c6eim aeboltcn nno bic
Ginselnbsiten emiis 5uriidbebolten.
, 1876-03-24
gireinia @taatsrW a3etTf
tasae berausssssbsu sOn
9oba 9. pein.
10. s: 3molite Stra6e.
u ihmoub, . a.

anhfcriptiprS Nretfe.
, 1876-03-24
Sl.22O,554 81

l1sbsrfdu6 ibsraaes, I. Gan. 74.$l49,3z9 II
, 1876-03-24
Stalien.

@om, %. Mars. Sie itaIicnii6e SIC
gicrnns bat ben @isnor8araueli, cine"
bobltsbsnben Tinan5beumten, anannt.
I'M Die 8erwoliuns Der e9pptll9en 81
IonSen Su leiten.
, 1876-03-24
spanien.

Mabrib, %. Mars. 3lpeitanieno
9elesaicn Don ltdotiiAm Seboroen
ous aQen Y~rppinsen linb bier einse-
~troijeu, UNI Dem &0nis NlIOniO gu bull
bisen.
, 1876-03-24
Die Tuhkur

ii S~eftt.nmt. bas sarss btsbr rtse Setlperfohrtn un,>
Saitbn Ste &ur ntrb burb has 1o9enornte
vol 90 u . tnr@ einnebmen pom eobpeipef
10 T.. Gi3 1T, 10 II fe Iiest, uno. 81 gtei9cr
3 it ,tis;n &c bic 9ebeussroit hes T!eeniatn en-.
Icri.tSl fiib In hcn Iebtet Swet Subrtn IT, her
potb,h Inter ben @sbeilten %bciiuocn ii9 pisIe
Icr;te uno Apot4 IT Sic 9obbde I MnttrIbctfcn
fiji pon .uh Ten gdcefl ~baburt, oaB te o:reft 0uf
oi; 4 .a"b,it etnpirten. u 3 oentrdnfen Sto'l entz
!c am; 81 itao ctn &tr5rennuugss ODER @asitei'
Ntugss EroeeB Der &rantbettsltone. Scbct SrGnPe
rs , 9t il - utl nj ier Nh foSai 'oen ii
iA'rct >.rit &Seln Scn'Gno our9 81 le Sdoer 4;
btilt it, il tx pirt(i@ uuo r0ottot 9ebeilt, m&3s
rcrb nn@ b.r NiSh ri0'u 6eitmctbooe bic WttteI
stp6tati0 aeidbyliAcr iiro ala bic 5rantbcitietbit,
II llq U.tcrs ELI gon6 8 Seer ieenrodrer &tonts
'S.i LID bis Qob1&ber our Rraht6eiten, iunsrll5
uro G4Btrtib, ~turircr, 10 iiuo bod bic MirsnnQrn
bct ictgtab IL 8rGnt6ettel, bciorberS roenn lie li9
nod III GcutemS nltanee e%efli6rr, 9nns autlroroents
is: ,icbcr, fstbit @erUsns ino GppbnStte ber,
tArrecn ltbr iGneu, senbbh.t9 nit ia 6Goerf,
turtrt SaIes NIB Observation-Disclosures mtrb,
h~,Fonn;r5 bel iuualu 9cuten Ii. TN eriten Gtootunt,
ec.63ult5 List turirt. MaNcrindlt, Wbcrs
Mat.stnns 'D 'rS bs OFT ,seE lGm y SS9'tlnf;
1929 lii! c: ardntBeiten tn tcoem @raSe. yet
d1btr,n srautbeitln, 8~ranb,umneen, &c:
ta,:uitret, G~crppbtin &C. II, Die Nirfa,t9 eire
pl0sliAe Il. idthare. 9tar eiu CAB TT btnrei4cnS,
inn Seoel pom btr @trtaae Sn fb~erSen9en. Mes
SentretS uno bic 1o9enannie $satts ODER
3ucecrrIhr (ctne It's irst unlcilbare Srunfbtit)
III rem aebCttt @d I bter;r Sranfbcit sebea 25
3rosent bes 5uGeritoiss nit iesem Sabe Oura ben
rrtu ab.
Gie gabes uub CitnebmesGuloer merSen na5
ifbtm 4Ios I'm Sanbe %perionbt. Der 8tttS hes
@aSe.Nulptrs lit 80, her hes Gtraebme : Dulners
81. @lan Lie i9 ,i0s . .oia.It 4l.r Gle Sol,ar
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-28
FROM STANWOOD.
kNONh > AN w VODs
A Rich DinlOguc-.-rllc Faithful
lirOW.AnNtOlls-.-A' Job against
nrlcc.-.R. R. Accident.

Two choice spirits of the Democratic
persuasion, one Wholesale vender of
the ardent, the other bosom friend
according to his story, to the honora-
BILE J. II. NJ. candidate for Congress
sional honors and Il through passen-
ger for some remote corner of the
stream known IA Salt Creek, after
coating their respective stomachs with
several layers Of hcnZine, turned I'm for
the night. After getting into n COM
Portable position, and the bed clothes
disposed to suit, they opened up the
conversation rs follows:
Says the vender of the ardent,
"What do yon think about Jerry be-
ing elccted?"
Bosom Friend.-"Oh! he's got a bad
one TO buck against, but think he'll
be elected
V. of A-"Tll tell you, 7 seen Jerry
the other day and he told me, If they
had brought out Tufts, or Cotton, my
chances would have been good, but |
guess don't stand any show now.
How is ii that Price has such an in
f'uencc in Davenport"
B. F.--"G, well, IN tell you, the
| d old Methodist fogy; he built up
Davenport and while he done that he
| feathered his own nest. Now, I'll
| tell you a secret and just you keep
| mum. There are about dozen of our
| best men in Clinton writing up n his
tory of Price that will just knock him
fiat. Now, just before election we are
| going to mail one to every voter in
this CEDAR and other strong Rcpub-
lican counties, and this will show him
up in a bad way and the d Repub-
leans won't have time to contradict it.
If we can reduce the Republican
majority in Cedar to 400 we are all
right"
V. of Al would like to see Jerry
he has promised me IA good thing il
he is elected"
| B. F.-''I must see him too and that
IL all about it. ! am afraid it IL going
to be II bad one, we have just got t.
twist and work every way we can think
OF, and still think the case bad
one"
V. of A.-"What do you think OF
the general election?'
b. F.-"G. d it. Hayes will be
elected"
V. of A.-"Weil, I'll tell you. You
know ! sell d LOT of whisky, and
| got letter few days ago from one
| OF llldcn friends giving his opinions
he says that If Tilden gets n. Y. il
will be "A d tight race, but if Hayes
gets ii there wont he any show foi
Tilden."
Your unwilling listener getting
sleepy put his nose under IA corner oil
the pillow aud went to sleep. BY TIL.
way | heard the Hon. j. III. NJ. eX
pounding to several of the b'hoys how
the Republicans were going to carry
Indiana in November. He says thu
Republicans are going to import a LOT
of niggers from Kentucky and then
on election day in October they are
going to kill some 50 or 90 and charge
it to the Democrats and thus carry the
State.
A collision occurred here on Satur
day morning between two freight trains
two engines and one ear were badly
smashed but no one hurt.
| You may look for a large crowd Oh
the 29th, from this place.
PAX NoBISCUM.
Stanwood, Sept. %, 1876.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-09-28

MURPHY AT ME,HANICsvILLE.-
A valued correspondent sends us Il
sketch of the speech of the would-be-
Congressman, Jerry Murphy, at Me-
chanicsville last Thursday evening,
which We are sorry To he unable TO
publish entire. In the first place, the
writer announces his disappointment
in that Mr.. Murphy, whom he had
heard lauded SO highly by Democrats
as a scholar and orator, proved a very
ordinary speaker and made very or
binary speech. If redeemed from the
ordinary, it was only by the great
number of reckless assertions and I'M
true statements which il contained.
Mr.. Murphy seemed to think the Re
publican party criminally responsible
for the war debt, the hard times, the
grasshopper invasions, spring floods
and early frosts; and the only means
of escape therefrom was to elect Dem
ocrats i'm general, and J. II. Murphy
W tllS oilieSSs liz
clared Hayes was nominated by the
Republicans to kill off Bristow, a
known reformer, when every tyro
knows that the Bristow men in thecon-
vention led off'for Hayes to beat Blaine.
He badly missed the facts in figures
on railway land grants; he did not
touch the question of hard or soft mon
ey; he entirely forgot there were ever
any Democratic thieves in Office; he
knew nothing about the absolute DOM
ination in his party of the disloyal
southern elemcnt--in short, his speech
was that of demagogue, spieed with
wholesale denunciation and loaded
down with errors.