The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1876-02-09
LETTER FROM RTNGOEs.


Our village was not fully des crihed last
week, neither do I propose to give full dos
cription.
Our Presbyterian Church was erected some
GENTLY attractive to draw sinners within its
walls. We now have in our view the desirable
property of Mr.. John Rue, known as the
Schencl property, The house and outbuildings
have been remodeled, and all are newly painted
which attracts the eye, and makes this desi.
land connected with this property, all in IA
rood state of cultivation, which adds greatly
to the attractiveness, for the inner man can
be supplied by the industry of the husband
man. Our friend Isaac Huff next adj0ins.
How comfortable and cozy he appears moth
has plenty of this worlds goods. One of our
physicians doctor Robbins, formerly of
Lambertville,) is the next residence we notice,
but better known as the property of Doctor
Rowland, which will not require description for
it is better known by the public than | could
attempt to describes
We have in this place three physicians in
active practice also Doctor Hart, successor to
Mrs. Bennett and Doctor Jacob and John
Dilts, Veterinary Surgeons, also, Doctor
Hunt, who has retired from the field of prac-
tice. We notice the doctors flying in all direc-
tions, some in morning gown or rather a
working gown sailing through ut full speed,
one or the other of his horses on hop as
though necessity compelled him to hasten to
the protection of his patients. But time is
lost OH the subject of minefalogy yet lie can
drive around the circle seeing many patients
Under such circumstances much patience is
required" Another M. D. will pass occa-
sionally "by go," who is not disposed 10
speak or converse, but has sufficient time,
always travelling slow and steady, generally
inclining his head the direction he proposes to
90, hence the shoulders have become rounded
and the features sharpened. Next in question
will be lung difficulty. Now comes the third
M. D.; he considers variety is the spice of life.
Sometimes his horse will be attached to a fine
buggy, at other times to a fUur-wheel suikey,
end sometimes to rwo-wheel. All appears
to be the same to him=going at full speed
Sometimes plenty of business, with clothes
clean and boots BACKED, and not robed with a
gown. We have chance to choose from the
three. They all appear to have friends. The
recent M. D., from report, is making many
friends, and thus far has been very successful.
eve wish them all success y is the feeling of
our citizens. Our veterinary surgeons are hav-
ing fine practice. Their territory of practice is
indeed large, and they meet with tinbounded
success.
Our friend Timothy Giles, proprietor of the
harness mandatory, will repair and do new
work cheap as can be found in the county,
and in workmanlike manner, and with neat
hess and despatch. All law questions and
scriptural doctrines can be expounded at this
place. This is the rendezvous for news of
any Importance.
Our worthy friend, Mr. David Williamson,
merchant, who has been engaged in the mer-
camille trade III this place some thirty years,
(lie is not much older than that now, is bound
to prosper, always doing business honorably.
and ON the square. Agreeable and pleasing
particularly to ladies,) he has no enemies
Everybody appears to be his friend, and he is
friend to everyone. He has accumulated
sufficient to live easy and comfortable, yet 1t
is natural for him to do business, hence, 1t is
judged, according to his temperament, he
would not be content to retire. His store Is
full stocked with general variety Of goods.
When you 60 UP stairs you can see as much
more. "What You do not see ask for" 1t can
be found at his place: His dwelling and store
room are connected together, and rs located
on the corner of the street, very desirable for
business. AS the story papers say "To be