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Seber Sobn Qelroinne'S. Der bic qe9enmdrtige
Situation in 6ranfreid in maBuoIem uno
Observation-Disclosures Gone beiprtdt unb beshalb
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IN bemielben:
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Tieber Der ,egierenben &laHeu ben ulerfptr.
oistsn @ontraft. Sic io%gsnannte Yartei Der
1uortnnns aeidnete f9 ourd ibre Trieofer.
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aroBen Srbnung 9an5 ben &opf uerloren
baben. Sc bat iein @utes, oaB man jest
peiB, bon melber Seite Die reuolutiondren
Iufreiauugen, bic Seeereien 9egen bic Ser.
falfun9sgtiete fonlmen. @s iheint, boB Die
Ruhe bel unS gu 9roB geworoen nor. Sic
Srbrung brobte IN bas repnblifantide Sage,
hberanaehen. Die 10 9efiirhtete raoicale
Waiorit6t e%ntpidelte eine WtdBt9ung, welde
iby ben 8otmurf be8 Ycrratbes 3usoq; Oh
al i'd nnbetrittene 9errin zines Der Ore,
3weige Der StaafSaemalt, bate fe in allen
Yunften 3u @unfen Der beioen anbe.en
3msise ab9ebanft. Damit mar alio Die
@sfahr. baB cine frense Sronuus iid nit
Den neuen Snfitutionen psrmdblte, Wirfl,d
nabe gsles:. Das mubte man uerbiten.
unb brnm griff man gu 9eipaltiamen Mtt.
teln, nm ms IN oaS Yrouiiorium ,uriifsus
wsrfsn. Der Nusbrud: rsemaltiams Mit-
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psber benz Yrdiiosuten Der @epnbl,t, nod
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,u einsm StaatSfretd 3u; aber neber Der
mattrtelen brutaIen @emalt aibt es auh cine
morollihe. reth abminifratipe, melde ben
ofientlidsu Self elnss 9anoes serabs ebenio
peroerbt. Sn fsinem 2anoe, no @elebs
hsrr,hen, ia osrslsihen m09lid; man Der.
fdbrt i'm Namen bes @eisees ebenio iumma.
rid, mie nit bemaftneter Sanb. Wir mti.
fen mr. al3usut, baB uniere Sfentliben Gus
fdnoe niht lehr g.feaet finb; aber es beftebt
nod INNER ein GROCER untsri1ieb apiihea
8rlien, bic in Tolae 1fsntliher, iei es ielbf
observation-disclosures DsbatteT eintreten, unb fol-
den, bic pl1tlih sleidlam aus elmer Ser.
lenfung berporlprtn9en. yStr m1tten ms
bic @rfldrung erlauben, Dos bies Die eroenfs
lid fdlehtefe @r3iehuns lift. bic man einem
Qanbe sebsn fanE. G,nes if5nes Worsens
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fiir't unb uon einem anbersn abgelSft IN.
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men. Man iast uno utsoerholt bis gum
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MAIDEN. bas hot polittidhen Nrasen nidt mie
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elm aspDbnliher notartsler @ontraft. @uf
polinihsm Selbe il be @eietlidieit cine
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DIR. II. BRYAN.
Committeeman ar3t bee
Clinton Medical & Surgical
Institute,
1AS o. Glnfjebnte Ctr, Nep Borf.

(1nter ben etaatsseiesen inforporirt.)
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ssne gsla.n Sau y bseennsln, unS sarantirsr BE
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Rem BORT fur bic BebanOluns bon
Mdnmer=& ranfbeiten.
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fur Mrme.
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natisnuus. eeropbeln, Gatarrb, Druid. Ridsrats'
trtf1mung uno anbere germaaiungen %bebanbet.
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tunft iiber bic Rranfbeiten iptniht, benen IT an. mel.
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tihfeit.
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sungen fur M8enten.
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-20
rR4cr1ca1 crvIz SERVICE

Tho President has appointed A. .. HAGEN,
a resident of Northampton Co, Pa, (near
Easton, as Third Assistant Postmaster
xaa6kFa The appointment is highly credita-
bic to the administration, for the reason that
Mr. Hazcn is man Of unusual executive
ability, of urblemished personal character,
and thoroughly acquainted practically with
the work of thu department. having entered
as clerk and risen step By step to his present
position, which has been conferred solely on
the ground Of ability and merit, thus prac-
tically carrying into effect :" Civil Service Re-
form.' This appointment is a source Of great
satisfaction to his numerous friends in this
section, because they know tnat 1t is worthily
bestowed and that Mr.. Hazen will not disap-
point the expectations Of the President or of
his friends.
The Easton Daiay Ftss Press contains the
following short sketch Of Mr. Hazen's past
history:
Abraham Depew Hazen, the new Third
Assistant, is native of this county, having
been born in lower Mount Bethel township,
Belvidere Corner his father, David Hazen,
was ono of the most respected, SUI csssful and
intelligent farmers OF our County, and gave
his son the advantages. of a good education,
completing the same at Lafayette College, in
this place. After leaving College, Mr.. Hazen
was appointed to clerkship at Washington,
In the Agricultural Department, we think,
and was from thence transferred to the Post
Office Department, in which he has been for
several years. From the lowest grade of
clerkships In the Department. he rose by rea-
son of his strict conscientious performances Of
duty and for several years, during tho terms
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-20

The Philadelphia Times eongratuIates the
Pennsylvania Railroad for having already be-
gun to rap the advantages of It's improve
ments on the United Railroads of New Jer-
sey. In the few years that have elapsed since
the lease was made the track has been entire-
ly relaid and ballasted, and all the homely, in~
convenient and expensive rolling stock, built
on tie English patterr, supplanted by new
and improved cars ana engines of the best
models The net earnings for the year show
an increase Of over half a million, two and
half per cent. upon the stock. The net earn
ings of the Delaware s Raritan were $40, 900
more than last year.
lover in Paterson, being very affectionate
and not a little drunk, carried off the hand
kerchief of his mother-in-law, supposing it to
be that of his dearest dear. Unfortunately,
the old lady had her money tied up In one
corner Of tho handkerchief. which made It's
abstraction somewhat important larceny.
The poor wretch pleaded love. liquor, and res
titution, and the court told him TO go, and be
more careful next time.
The death Of Fletcher Harper has drawn
out some interesting particulars about the
immense profits of their publishing business
One New York paper says that Harpers
Magazine, Harpers' Weekly and Harpers
Bazaar yield Il profit Of half million dollars
year, and that a careful estimate made q
few years years ago. showed that the whols
manufacturing business of the Harpers a
mounted to over $5,000,00 annually, Will
fully thirty-three per cent. profit
The 4th of July is approaching and nj
movement has yet been made for a public Gel
obration. Wont somebody read the Deca.
ration, . and somebody else crate on just
one hundred and one years ago to-day"
John Stevenson, recently out Of the Illinois
Penitentiary, processes to know the wherea-
bout of Charlie Ross aud oil about the at.
duction, but the authorities there have nc
faith in the statement.
The raspberry crop In Burlington and adj
joining counties promises an abundant yield.
Blackberries are well set and promising,
There are fifty less millionaires In California
than there were a year ago.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-20

A correspondent of the New York Herald
says that blaclxsmiths who burn y horses
hoyf with red hot shoe to make it fit de-
serve banging. The practice OF pairing the
frogs is also condemned, as IL IL said 70 weak
en- the legs and cause horse to- blunder.
Hope, Warren county prides itself on =
willow tree whose TRUNKS shout forty feet ~
circumference.
The locomotive engineers Of this State have
contributed $24, 0C0 to the support of the
striking engineers Of Pennsylvania and
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-20
For Net Cash Only /!

The Spring Trade opens well. but the crowded an.
nouncefenta OF faiufes In commercial circles every
where show plainly enough that the storm Is not yet
the bottom touched With the Auction Rooms,
choked up with millions in broken and bankrupt stoeks
In the face Of OF the unprecedented scarcity Of money
II wonder thai exclusive cash house quote prices
that are beyond tho reach competition and lay before
you special leaders and unanswerabe arguments that
silent but solid sedEe hammer logic Ia favor Of the
cash instead Of Che credit systenl, 4
1 Buy My Goods Where the Want Of
the almighty Dollar Is Felt
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-20
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

wARNER-HAYs the Baptist Parsonage, Stock
ton N. j., June f4th, 1877, by Rev. b. I. Robb, Mr.
josie Warner and Miss Emma Jane Hays, both Of
Gainesville, Bucks county, Pa.
HoFFMAN-pIIIEY June 9th, by Rev Al yandus-
+ en-, Joseph Hoffman to Rebecca Dey all Of Mechan-
icsviile
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-20

II SAGE P. Kutter, (successor to John A..
Kutter, decd, , House, Sign and Ornamental
Painter, No. 81 Delevan street, Lambertyile.
Particular attention given to Paper Hanging
and Wall Painting a.24, 3m.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-20
."CASH DO w N"
is MY MOTTO.

What Ia the use in wasting single dollar whom you
itg No wonder the frighful lisi OF failures all
over tine country. They don't buy right and can't
sell cheap hence they are swallowed up by live men
who really understand how 70 buy ane sell.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-06-20
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DEATHS.

WARF0RD.--sIn Frenchtown. June and ., Carrie and
Martha twin daughters OF Hugh II. and dney War
ford aged about o weeks.
MosEs.-In Remington, June 10, John NJ Moses, aged
81 years. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-16

On Monday, Judge Mattice, Of Greene
County, signed the necessary papers for
the admission Of Samuel Lindsey, Of
Greene County, to the Poughkeepsie
Hospital for Insane. Mr.. Lindsey's in
sanity is the result of an injury received
in a game Of baseball al Oak Hill ear
" in September. I.ayman, Of the Lone
Stars Of Catskill, pitched for the Cairo
Club on that OCCASION, and Lindsey was
the catcher. The striker struck al the
ball. tipping Il just enough to throw il
ont Of the straight course, and the hard
ball struck Lindsey on the forehead. He
was inscnsihle for several DAYS, but af-
ter fortnight's illness attempted 10 re-
turn To work. Last week. however,
symptoms Of insanity were observed,
and he began ~ have violent spells,
manifcsiing disposition 10 injure or
kill somebody, 50 tina; II became ncces-
sary to keep him manaclcd and strap
ped. The physicians think the concus-
sion and shock have caused an eifusion
Of blood on the brain. Time and rest
may possibly bring aboat recovery,
but the chances are not favorable.
Lindsey was received at the hospital on
Thursday last ~. Rondont IN. VI Free
man.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-16

Il was q melancholy funeral. despite
the circumstances--that of Michael o.
Longhlin AT French's Prairie. Oregon.
The deceased had quarrcled with his
wife, had been divorced, and In his dy-
ing moments. il was stated, had re-
quested that the coffin be- not opened. a.
he did not want his wife 10 take last
look at him. The request was compli-
ed with, and the funeral services were
held in a church. A few days after the
funeral the wife asked Mr.. Gregory 10
wind up the business Of the deceased.
Mr.. Gregory began 10 do 80. but soon
rumors reached him that O'Loughlin
was alive. The grave was opened, the
cofiin-lid was taken of, and there, in
the bottom Of the coffin. lay dead
Sheep 1t is thought that O'Loughlin
was the author Of the heartiess decep-
ton.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-16

Me 0Avto sell RUBBER STAMPS. Terms free
otu EHJi. ,. PARRISH. y. q. BOX 20. Chicago.
enVs Reyolyers sent free for examination Price
tbNb list tree Great Westn Gunworks Pittsburgh Pa
&c "a f1n per day M Home. Samples
" " W. worth s5 frea srfNsos 4 Co Portiand.Me
410 a. 4 Best thing for AGENTS. J.
0ZU wv 4 LATHAM Co. 4i9 wash. St. Boston Mass
OlTfeyns for Wocf-stlinf fancy pork; 40 de-
y ] signs. i2c postpaid. J. JAi GouID. Boston Maz
neAeNESS RELIEVED. No medi-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-11-16

The London Spectator, speaking 81
the recent successful ascension Of Mount
Ararat BY Mr.. Bryce, says:
Mr.. Bryce has given To the world d
wonderful word-picture 81 that amazing
and awful spectacle, Of that Landscape
which is now what il was before man
crept forth on the earth, the mountains
which stand about the valleys as they
stood when the volcanic fires that piled
them up were long ago cxtinguishcd ~
but he could not tell us what were his
thoughts, his feelings there, what the
awe and yearning that came over him
IN that tremendous solitude. where
+" Nature sits cnthroned, sereney calm,
and speaks 10 her children only in the
storm and earthquake that level their
dwellings in the dust. +" His vision ranged
over the expanse, within whose bounds
are the chain Of the Caucasus, dimly
made out, but kazbcck, Elbruz, and the
mountains Of Daghestan visible, with the
line Of the Caspian sea upon the hori-
zon; to the north, the huge extinct vol
cano Of Ala Coz, whose three peaks in
close snow-patched crater, the dim
plain Of Erivan, with the silver river
winding through il westward, the Tau
rus ranges; and northwest the upper
valley OF the Araxes, TO be traced as far
as Ami, the ancient capital of the Arme-
man kingdom, the great Russian for
tress Of Alexandropol, and the hill
where kars stands-pcacefu enough
when the brave climber looked out upon
this wonderful spectacle. While il was
growing upon him, not in
deed in magnificence, but in
comprehcnsibility "while the
eye was still unsatisfied with gazing"
the mist-curtain dropped, embodied him,
and shut him up alone with the awful
mountain top. The awe that fell up
on me- lie says, "with the sense os Ut
ter loneliness, made the time pass un-
noticed, and ! might have fingered long
in sort Of dream, had not the piercing
cold that thrilled through every limb
recalled me to sense Of the risks delay
might involve" Only four hours Of
daylight remained, the thick mist was
an added danger, the ice-ax marks were
his only guide, for the compass is use
less on volcanic mountain like Ararat,
with iron in the rocks The descent
was made in safety, but by the time Mr.
Bryce came in sight Of the spot, yet far
Oft, where his friend had halted, "the
sun had got beyond the southwestern
ridge Of the mountain, and his gigantic
figure had fallen acrossthe great Araxes
plain below; while the red mountains
Of Media, far in the southeast, still
glowed redder than ever, then turned
swiftly to splendid purple in the dy-
ing light" At o'clock he reached the
biyouac and rejoned his friend, who
must have looked with strange feelings
into the eyes which had looked upon
such wondrous sights since sunrise.
Three days later MIR. Bryce was At the
Armenian monastery Of Efchmiadzin,
near the northern foot Of Ararat, and
was presented TO the archimandrite who
rules the house. "This Englishman,
said the Armenian gentleman who was
acting as Interpreter, ..says he has as
rcnded 10 the top Of Massis- (Ararat).
The venerable man smiled swcctly, and
replied with gentle decisiveness, at
AN not be. No one has ever been there
i is impossible"
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An miami child ~ Mr.. Gaddas. ]

An infant child Of Mr.. Gaddas, Of
Amesbury, Mass, was left in the cradle
under the care Of its two sisters, whose
ages were not above years, and they
endcavored 70 play nurse. Having seen
their mother take from the cupboard a
vial, they followed her example, but in
stead Of the castor-oil bottle, took one
containing bcd-bug poison, ard gave a
spoonful 10 the little one. The mother,
who was employed in the kitchen, heard
the child cry, and entering the room,
saw the condition Of things and admin
istcred an andidote, and thus saved its
life.
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TO one quart ~ fonr add two fcaspoonfuls
OF DooLEf's YEAST POWDER, silt Thoroughly.
put In little salt, and rub Tablespoonful ~
lard or butter through the Hour; use enough
sweet milk for soft dough, roll out aud cut
with round cutter; follower Ike turnover,
wettlng tnc edges with milk 10 make them adj
here; wash over with milk to give them glnss
place IN pan 50 they will not touch each oth.
or, and bake fifteen or twenty minutes. They
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Shakespeare as a Man Of Business.

The revcrential nature Of the English
man has carefully preserved what they
thought the great excellence Of their
poet-that he made q fortune l; was a
great thing that he, the son of the wool
combcr, the poacher, the good-for-noth-
ing, the vagabond (for so, we fear, the
phrase went in Shakespeare YOUTH,
should return upon the scene substan-
tial man, person of capital, freehold
er, gentleman to be respected, and
over whom even a burgess could not az
feet the least superiority The great
pleasure in life i doing what people
say You can't do. Why did Disraeli
take the duties of Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer with SO much relishP Because
people said he was novelist, an al
captandum man who could not add up.
No doubt it pleased his Utmost soul 10
do the work Of the red-iape people bet
ter than those who could do nothing
else. And SO with Shakespeare: il
pleased him 70 be respected by those
whom he had respected with boyish rev
erence-but who had rejected the imag-
NATIVE man--on their own ground and
in their own subject, by the only title
which they would regard, in a word. a.
4 moneyed man. We seem 10 see him
cycling the burgesses with good-humor-
ed fellowship and genial though sup
pressed and half-conscious contempt,
drawing out their old stories, acquicscing
in their foolish notions, with every thing
in his head and easy sayings on his
tongue, q full mind and deep, dark eye
that played upon easy scenes--now in
fanciful solitude, now in cheerful socic-
ty; now occupied with deep thoughts,
and now equally 50 with trivial rccrea-
tons, forgetting the dramatist in the
man 81 substance, and the poet in the
happy companion; beloved and even
respected, with 4 hope orcvcry one and
a smile for all. - Waller Bagchot.