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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

GB According to an article in The Beacon
last week, hotels and drinking saloons, which
are declared to be resorts for the vicious"
are to be " we'll held in hand, /" but as they have
been deemed so essential Ito what it don't
say) and as 1t is perhaps impraeticable to
eradicate them, and as they have the sanction
of law and are a source of revenue, our city
officers cannot be expected to raid upon them
as a mass Except perhaps, such a raid as
was made by certain Councilmen on Monday
night, after Council meethlg), but there ought
to be men of zeal and courage over lis, who
will protect and rescue from these snares of
vice and wickedness our YOUTH SC. The ideas
appear to be slightly mixed in it, and the
language somewhat involved, but the gist Of
the thought appears to be about this These
drinking places are snares of vice, but as they
are legalized, 1t is impracticable to- eradicate
them, and besides they are a source of reve-
nue.. Therefore by law authorize the open
ing of these g SHARES Of vice y and "resorts
of the vicious,'' FIJI your treasury with these
iigotteri license fees, and then elect men who
will q rescue the youth . and the drunkard
from these ssnares Of vice and wickedness."
That is a delightful sort of an arrangement,
by which the rumseller and the reformer are
both given something to do, and answers d
little to the Frenchman's description Of how
to make lemonade frsr you makes him
sour and then you makes him sweet but
wouldn't it be better, Mr.. writer, to avoid all
the labor of rescuing by not permitting
the rumseller to open the "snares of vice ="
are made 2
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04
"A large stock Of Trunks, valises and
Travelling Bags just received, by L. Tobias,
corner Bridge and Union SITS. "A.

--Katzenbach s. Co. did not injure the
man, but when he entered the store, 20 State
street, Trenton. not finding the " needful
thing " in the Hardware Department, he was
ushered politely by one Of the clerks into the
Plumbing Department.. In tlffs department
he found everything necessary for those desr-
ing to purchase a first-class stock of plumbing
material and implements, and being fully con.
WINGED of the proper place to buy, went away
rejoicing that he had found g The Place For
Bargains If any one should doubt the ver-
acity of the assertion, let him call upon the
genial Katzenbach, 20 State street, who, in
all probability, will not only render an expa-
nation Of the above Injury" but will take
pleasure in showing the advantage to be de-
rived in the purchase of chandeliers, sinks,
brackets, pendants, and last but not least,
large and excellent bath tubs. We would adj
wise those who have completed dwelling,
and desire to make home comfortable with
all the modern improvements, to call upon
" Frask y and procure everything necessary
for that purpose. F. S. KATzENBAcH & Co.
a4tf. 20 State street, Trenton,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

eB- The new Borough Council Of New
Hope win be organized this "wednesday ev-
ening. An organization was to have been eff.
fected on Monday evening, but force of cir
cumstances made It necessary to defer 1t un-
til tonight.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

ARREsTED.-Chas. Woodruff, of Lambert
vile, stopped at Easton last week while on
his way to Chicago, and in the evening wan
dered into den of infamy, where he was
crazed with liquor. Later in the evening he
became drunk and disorderly on the streets
and was arrested by officers johnson and JAS
Simons and taken to tho station house. Next
morning he was given hearing, paid his fine
and started on his journey Warren Demo
crdt
We know of no such person. 1t is not a
to give a false statement of their residence
drunken woman who is frequently arrested
in Trenton is in the habit Of giving her resi-
dence as in this city, whereas she has not had
residence here for years, if ever.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04
Pnoyrrns ron Youn PArnosAoE |

PaoTFEns ron Youn PATRoNAaE
NONE BETTER
An elegant line of New Spring Dry Goods
for the trade of 1877, which purpose selling
just rs Cheap az possible.
Solid Cbloted Cashmeres, IN the new Spring
shades, double ana single Widths; AZ s5e., sfa.j
374c. and 50c..
DodDie width PopiinRss, IL ciioiSe Sot0fs, az
31c., $3.50. and SOC.
Mohafr bamasse, AT 25c,, CSC. and SIC.
Fine Afpaeas, ID an the new shades, dontfy
and single fold, at 1s3c. ESQ; and 3lc
The New Spring Styles 81 yard wide Per-
Gales and Chintzes at only f2tc..
A Choice New Stock Of Plain Black DfesS
Goods.
Best Prints and Printed Cambfics, at efc.,,
Sc. and 10c'
Two Of tlo best makes Of Two Burton Kid
Gloves IN the market, III u ana $f. rs per pair.
Cheap Cloths; Cassineresj Jeans and Ccts
tomatoes, for men ana boys wear.
That best OF all makes OF Bleached Muslin,
Utica Nonpareii, at only f2ic. by. the. piece.
Fruit of the Loom Bieached Muslin Water
Twist Brand, only 10sc. BY tho piece.
CARPETS
English aHd American Body BBfaslsseiis Carr
pets, 1T $f.75, $500 and $e.25.
English and American Tapestry Brussels
Carpets, at sf.o0, si.is and si.25.
Best Three-ply Carpets, AT $f.25.
Best Atwood Ingram Carpets, at 500.
Atwood Ingram CafpetsJ at 62ic. and 75c'
Heavy Cotton and Woor Ehsaain Carpets,
at 37tc. and SOC.
Rag Carpets, at 50o.5 essc. and 75c.
Hemp Carpets at 1896. and csc.
Floor OH Cloths, at SIC, 37tc1 Soc, 62ac,
and 75c,
Regard these and past Assurances as facts
and make your purchases at
HsG. ScuDpEn's
i . oGD NEW Jersey STORE,
No 45 Greene Street Trenton, NJ j.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

RuNAwAy.--On Monday morning, as Mr..
Joseph Quick was turning out Of his lane on
his way to Lambertville, with his wife, some
disarrangement of the harness caused his
spirited grays to become entirely unmanagea-
BILE. They struck down the York road at a
rattling pace. Mrs. O. not desiring to ride
so fast, rolled Economically out of the back of
the wagon and was fortunate enough to es-
cape all injury. Mr.. @. worked like hero
to stop the horses but to no avail. Mr.. Peter
o. Hocombe was also on his way to Lam
lertville, and in passing him Mr.. Q,'s car
riage just barely missed striking Mr.. HIS
wagon, and his horses were badly frightened
and he had great difficulty in keeping them
from running away also. Mr.. Q.'s grays ran
over the A1exsauken bridge, and opposite the
parsonage of the Mount Airy church tried to
take different roads. The consequence was
they were run up along the fence, Mr.. @.
was thrown out, fortunately without being
hurt and the wagon tongue run alongside a
telegraph pole. The tongue, together with
the stout neck yoke were in this way broken
and the horses set free. They ran half way up
the hill when they were caught. 1t was a
very fortunate mishap, as the horses were not
even scratched and no damage was done to
anything except the wagon and harness.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

eBr Tie Contract for caftying the rail be-
tween Doylestdwn and Bristol; says tile intel
sgencsr, has been awarfed 10 Jesse r. Irwin,
Of the United States Inland Mai Tfansportas
ton Company; Of wasHingtoh: TIE ronte;
under tile new c0ntraSt; Is No. S;21o, and the
price Is 1912 SO per aGhtm. The SATIRE great
company win also carry the mail betweeri
New Hope aud JeniiHtSwti for sgss.ss. Itis
said; However. that both Contracts are TO be
suBiet; n any one wants the job sri csu ei.S
security. ss
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

GB- The Enterprise states that the new
East Pennsylvania Insane Asylum has not
yet been located. There seems to be prevail
ing opinion that It IA to be bttilt somewhere
near Norristown or Gwyhsdd. fhe Commits
sioners were last week examining property
near the Westtown Boarding School; iii Ches-
ter County. Squire White, of Yardleyvie,
says he has just the place for it, on the oppo-
site side of the Delaware from the New Jer-
sey Asylum.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04
For Tmr REcoRr


Some young men (a) of this city--lovers of
rum--in order to ridicue the members of the
Reform Club, are wearing badge of red rib
bon on the lapel of the coat. We think
they could not have adopted more suitable
badge, for it harmonizes exactly with the
badge worn on the end Of their nose. Only
it is waste of money to buy the ribbon,
when that amount Of money invested in fluid,
would give still brighter shade to the nose
badge.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

to- During the past few days # has not
been considered an april fooln job for our
citizens who have been fosolationising New
Hope in the line of changes of residences, to
adjust things 10 their liking.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

Gg- On Saturday night Burglar or burg
lars effected an entrance to the store of John
Magse, IN New Hope. After pfying open the
cellar door they helped themselves to some
hams and other articles and then decamped.
Loss not estimated.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

EB Thomas and Frank Mayor, sons or
Peter S. Naylor, of soleburyy have reached
Rock Island, Ill. They are suitably located,
and have favorable opinion Of the West.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

Writing Paper, TOT. IL COZ! per box. 40
hhdersoh's Drug Store. mar. 81
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

az On Monday evening tie following gen.
tlemei we're installed as officers, by Acting
Deputy Grand Master, Joseph II. Wallace, id
Unity Lodge; No. 900, /. 3: O. F., of Now
Hope - ..
N. G.-J. T. ifili,
v. G.-wfSS. Sands.
Secretary David Cunningham:
A. S.-A. j. Voorhees,,
Treasurer--J. p. Smith.
r. s. to N. G.--R. G. Wetter:
L. S.--Michael Fisher.
Cou.-S. TX. Mains:
Warden--Joseph Vert.
r.. s. ST.. G. Hofcombe.
o. G.-Joseph Fl. Wallace.
I. CIV. T. Birch.
II. S. to v. G.--Henry Dubbs.
l.. SIS. II. Birch.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

az Mr.. II. G. Toenniges, the New Hope
baker, tells us that arrangements are now
pending, and he expects in few days to dis
pose of his bakery business to Philadelphia
purchaser.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

Internal Revenue Bureaus, Fre,tim eng
Bureaus; and all other kinds Of furniture for
sale at rates az f6w as betots the war, at
Titus furniture store. 40 Cofyeii IT,. 1t
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

tB- We are Informed that VIM. Burroughs
Of Mount Airy, has purchased Henry Days
saloon and property, below New Hope.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

t. W. Koaghton, tie Dyer; inrEewIsSfssf
has concluded to adopt 30 days system: =
His patrons must call for their goods Within
the above given time, aftSf completed; or th5
st-icles Wilt be transfetfed=into cash: Hs
wishes people to kno@ that be n1eatis bttsihesst
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

eag- The First Day School Union of Bucks
county holds its next meeting at Yardleyyille,
on Saturday, the 21st inst
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

: LADIES' cfoaks, Coats, ana Dresses, eat
and made to order az Short notice; at Mrs. M:
w. Cooley's. de.tf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

~ Mr.. T. T. Eastbqgn has leased the
Slower mill property, IN New Hope. Mr.. d.
is prompt and energetic business man and
well deserving Of public patronage.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

eH- In a day or two Mr.. Hiram scarbor.
ough, Of New Hope, expects to commence
fishing for shad.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04
xrw HorE AND BUcxs oogsrr, RI.

GD- The meetings that have been con duct
ed for several evenings past in the New. Hope
Chapel have Been spiritually profitable.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

Purchase your Brussels and Ingram Car.
pets of Van Horn Bros. Prices very low. al.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

-Four or five styles of spring bed kottoms
at Titus store, 40 Goryell street. it
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

DRESS GOODS--wHITEA AND COLOR
ED FOR 75c., $1.00, $1.25, $3.50, AT LEES
VARIETY STORE, As GREENE ST., TRENTON,
N. j. IA, I'm.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

Standard PrintS readeed ~ o. ana cts;
at Van Horn'6. ]. "a
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

TEMPERANCE REFORM CLuB.-A meeting
of the above club was held at Lyceum Hall
ON last Friday evening, the President, Dr.. T..
G. Rice, in the chair. The greater part of the
evening was taken upin hearing reports fcom-
fnittees, &C., and with great deal of discus
sion on several questions, in which number
Of members took lively interest. Remarks
Of suitable nature were made by President
Rice, Messrs. Timothy Rierdon, Alex. Bur-
nett and others, and a general good feeling
was manifest among the entire audience. The
meeting adjourned to meet on Thursday even
ing Of this week, at the same place, at s o.
clock, when it Is expected that some one from
the Trenton club will be present and deliver
an address. The singing, as usual, was good.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

"A splendid assortment of Trunks. Bags,
and Valises, at city prices, at LoUDEN's pop
ular Boot and Shoe Store. m. 81, st.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

eB- On Tuesday afternoon gentleman
named Worstall had the misfortune to have
his falling-top wagon collided with and an
axle broken, in sort of wagon jam, near the
river bridge toll-gate, in New Hope. 1t APP
pears that David X. Reeder's team and that
of Wotstall were standing on Bridge street,
when LARGE wagon of the firm Of Johnson s.
Robbins, Of Bristol, attempted to pass be-
tween the two, with the above result. The
question was raised as to who was at fault.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

rB- A few nights ago Mr.. Watson P. Ma
gill, of Solebury, narrowly escaped accident.
About the time of retiring he upset kerr
sene lamp, the oil running into the register
in the floor. Fortunately the register was
closed and the oil prevented from running
down into the furnace below, or grave results
would most likely have followed.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-04-04

Mr.. Clark is therefore elected Chief John
Mongan First Assistant and Thomas Brady
seooHd Assistant
, 1877-01-13
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK.

Agtctal D4fpdtcf TO 1hs tF.+::nA
NEW fnkk, Jam H. -tiEAIN - nFhe4t-lIafkek
quiet, without M.tetst change In prices. shippers were
tnrIiucd 10 hold on. an1 city Illlrra onty bought
enough 10 MI urgent orieEt sppty Offering snla and
hodtrs xruerAlY nOt sGsy raseF 10 resliIe. No.
wuukcs Al thH. 4aiea u An.uD bu :. Il. ~ for fs,
icettl spring; S1.N,Il.H for urRrAded spTlng,
Sl3l for unGEadrd aIwauees; sI3j for olt
No. MINNESOTA, and 81. ~ for NJ. Minnesota. Iys
quiet II NJ <1c for Wcatra racs Vt auOl bu Western
AtH+c. Corn te peF hu hktcS for pew. witt fur ~
poll sad moderate huas tFa!s demand: Old quiet AaI
without decided Change ia prites: saes Of n. b
ahtS{c far new no 2fA lei 3sAtta3c for new steamer
HlAed oatc for sHi, parcel new ttsalaee yellow; G
fut old mud ncwfS0. tnss for No, vhlts Western;
nllatl was quoted u btAtttG In store and AduAL
OCEAN FxEl"nr.-la bcrth.Eu oaly ANAL huai.
done to-day, ratea showed some weakness and
freRu!aFity: 10 particularly new fraiurts tftuApss.
hoVeyers ID charter 4ModcIAteJ.f4Ir moxeutns Wa
hla1e, laolgh At rRtc& ttst AhoHcd SoAIs falling vi
sad caslasAt; - rals thtIF tous IL still considered
kuslyi eu1axtuleuu to LlyeIpaul. BY Ascan, 1.ptu
boxes cheese 1t AMI 10 Lo1daa, by Atesul ~ 011 bu
Eralu at 7!4i.
Fnos*1oss-Po5k market heavy snd declda lly 10 xer
for spot; SIS askrd Without sAlras lu fututvs
SEQ hEs fos Marrh foad u $lsoo; February held u
tlA0O; II the setond call for Fehtuarr bid and
and for Aprlt Slao0 lid and sls 70 ssked Cut mcats
eon1auad In limited demand a pfsvtous pstces;
tniddII4 Quie. - SIC for Western long
clear. Lard decidedly lower Hud depTtsscdj
pressure ~ se and fAlr speculative busneas mainly Ia
February and March optionAi rahisctons In cash ota
llgh salea of ITO ks pFna sta tho SPOT ~ fti.as
li%a closIDs offered = tl aud ITO tea Cd grade u
I'll. su!SSl.; slso $50 tcs prime steam for January
~ EiI Ntll.t:s e4o.,as ~ about ell.: y. 10 tss
, 1877-01-13
'INf "N1b*" 1
1tHIk hkt.X
S1IEEF-SNIts wCFf feptIrtcu ht 81, f7F{5 =
10 choice nlnltttey. The d'mal,d waa ltElst.
EAST tlMrRTf-wEFHLf EErttnT.
Special Df&udtcA to 7At Tribune.

SlEEl-SMles WCFc ItpnFtCu Fl tVC puGT
f*,r .crt1 ;s1a,,, y: 71;ro rzr"nT
q: r.; :Ss$ :Ss
I'd I'd II fss s * as: sSs e. sssi
T. e.. s;,ra I: :. ~ =. % % cmn: , !. :t ss o;d. prec
:'!|1s; ;;,;s ;;; ssn%oS o;osis5:
@ isr' s ;ha sS ":sE. ss.' s' ssa :s.
s:s :''s ss :s
sn e ss s:r : h:ss ~ j. ,ssS I'll sssse Hill; ss Il
y % s;: 5hsssFsi ss; Fs!Es,: $s'y Ioss ST:
sS:s 2 :;ts Ii
'sS @ q aH ~ ~ ~ T. Tsk 1c Ct 81 Il efs5 Is ine~ H. e :c
4 ;s: %;;P SE s e l0. s1ssto' soanos. 7o q
10 fAe Htsftrn Afsoeidtff Tffss
S as'e "a; sy a:s'Gs II
sSs: 81; :;' ;;
aoss t''"' ''t 'o'' 4''' '''' 'e''''s ''"' ''''''
Atn.xr-wk.kLv uEronr.
6neetaf Dispatch fo ma Tribune.
ss
,ra qs 81. GoTsf en- H. 4 isov
sely hasinrs. ~. "n+ On tskns tho cn..rs
ssf % ~ .sa1s u Il n
fiil,y pounds ncr cYi-nr- thsa do IbIo thu suni
slsortnrt rauerd y the detention of ttatnt; market
Suxxr ARP LaNns-lscccipta all through coassa.
nxlLy nEponr.
ntSt +, n<".!1 At'i..ct .;'.c; tnSa; IT,.
.blackaic n the fafInaad; u4tkct rules strong
s.xs s NJ s1sass N a. through oousa
meutA
.hs week. 7n :S no ma1ts todsy, 9rcs aFrsa. s 5n.
81 as s1 H. Il 9 w wsas r. sssT
hnxEr sxb t.tHIA-Iscctrts, Lion lotat frf tho
nssk. !! n; mark.t Hu1Gl' only Sass dl.pa.'d IT
stock.
iiSa:-,!:esspta s.sn: .ot.l Tor ~ .ssk i;.ao
sor,Hon io.s. Is. a.;5sl.1,. eood. " 4oaasn; he,t.
I'll u s"SG io,i. sIctet. s76S coaos r. liz and
trashy tots hceSy and untalaoic, Wcstcra dseAed,
f9&flTfc.
EkW foRx. Jan. observation-disclosures, i'm, making
30 for thr aat four days; sgalns: 8Ixi same timo
rsthef sae, afitty pfime md e1tTs sttsr li&ss
S: .cx; s.;.; sss5y 4 g Ell i b.sH S9
.:ais.s .as :s;as s!@e Il. Ssskt = ia.fkss sa:,
s a'sr u ato "c Z 'Aes' 'n0
swiNE-i:rcesa =. +E.s making 1000 fnr fnur days.
a1alnst u Sal sAic lIir A't wbkt demand fsIr, tar
1oAls AI!tc, -, dlt1.h,IeT ITO !ht
t:IScltNATI.
ClxctyyArf, Jan. -llone-Qulet; eY condition nt
q e psekr. !. gsy oatsas, s9as e scn
orally infcrioss receipts ''0a5; .hipalcata u.s.
~. turis. ...
~; 7ata. 10. ths la..cr o. extra.
CATfLE-sluw: unclauRe4.
, 1877-01-13

FOREIGN CITIES.

!Specto! DtspafeA 10 7As Tribune.
LIykNFooI, Jan. It'll =. .tn.-fLuun-So. |. 78s:
Nm. -. .is
Ua.tN--Wheat-Wlhtcr No. I. 10y st; No. !. lus a;
aps!nx No. l. ita Dbl No. l. 10s white, No. lii I'd;
No, =, los It'd; club No. I. It's ID: No. \ ia H.
Corn, nj.
FnuyIAtaS.-Tnrk, 7ts Lard. 1ss.
LIvEnponL, Jan. t2-lAtcts. CorTox-Qu!ct and
nnclInnkcdt 7Q7!{4, .ars. H. baita; speculation
and EXPORT. 2TD, American Bun: sales OF tha week,
1s.ooa Ut ~heh exporters took e. fn snd spccutstors
c,Uo0; total stock. ts}1bD American 3Js. onO; r..
CeiptA, lIt 0D; American. H7.hJh; actual export,
&tE} nHiaunt saoat% Jts On, American. 3o N; tor,
varied trun1 ships side direct iu s2inutp, IL, Coz,
An.rt!cau sa!cs. 31.GU.
larrs aud fabrics vt Manchester quiet aud IN.
changed.
uH1AnsTrFri-stcAty' Wheat.-1lrceipts for three
days, .1.uro an; American. i7,np IN. California
who wheat. lis ttdalIA; iu club Is vt alla 81, No.
tD No. red Western spring. iklale tki co xlnfe T,
10A 4dts 'ol Al. FlourWcGcrn cauaI. 2aet.8s Corn
Wcstcra mixed, .7s2:7s 81, new do. 983 1:&s 1}4d.
nAta-.tNlcflrAa. 3ss3a III. uarIey-Amcrcsn. Is "a.
rcas-csaadIan, I7s I'll.
CLOVER SEEb-AMtrcan, nt1*A.
PGosts,hHs-PrMe ulet4 pork. 7h Prime mess be I,
NJ. Lart-Amercsn. ats Cbces,-Fins Ausrtcan,
aia. l.acou-Ln!Is clear, Als; short Do. 4ss.
TAtLow-t.s Ct.
rxrHotkrA-sp.rtts. ias91a,di; rednei. lussd
NEss-tAmu,au o. DID, Fale, ~.
LixAHtH OlL-2ss I'd.
6tiklva TEMfkNrIyk-3ag I'd.
LoSnoS. Iau. la-IAlLow-aA
AHrwEar, Jan. II 3--fKgEoLErA-3h ~
, 1877-01-13
THE ENGINE.

1uto The gloom nf The deep. dark night,
With printing breath. and . Startled scseAna,
swift ns i btr1 I,l silIcn fright.
Darts this creature Of stttl AMI steaHi.
Awful dangers are 3urk!nG nigh
HncEA md ch14'nk Art near The track;
l;nl straight by the llshl of IT. great white eye,
IT .huUts through the shadows, deI4S and black.
Terrible though aud deEee ltelEcs
Trouble kts mad heart many an h0ur,
Whcse buru Mnd snluder the hidden dras
Coupled ever with might and power.
II ltsles, W Wild h0rse hates the rein.
The narrow track Dy dale aud hill;
And sltlcss will, 1 tfy Of startled nam.
And lopk4 to fulfUw it, owN wild Will.
Oh. what am but an Engine. sbod
With Ru.clc un1 acah by the hand VI God.
Speeding ph through The deep. dark Might,
EuIltl aiuns by tlc suui's white lishts
Often aud often my mad heart tires.
And hates Itd way with u!ttcE hate,
Aud lun.s to follux ttS own desTa.
Leaving the eud III the hands Of Fats.
o mighty Engine Of 4teet Gud sseaut
u Auiuan Engine Of blood aud bonc!
Fo' low thu white lights certain eeam3
There lies safety, and thesr alone.
The p4sEew track of fcarlcas Truth.
Lit By tho ao1l's great eyc Of light.
D passionate, restlcaa heart uf tou th.
Aioue Wilt carry you through the plight!
ELLA Wa111zk
, 1877-01-13

iA713.
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HOG rRODucrs-wcre moderately active, and IN.
nsuaJ steady With rather hruer feeling dnf'nk tho
greater psst Of tie session. but weakened badly IN the
last llour under heavy offerings, with AleIscnfd de-
tnsnt. The airices fron other potn we're rather u.
favorable to lloters. And accompanied by very
fe~ InynE orders while II xap iutiatcd printable
thatthe ttock.ailnT to day will show that We have
hand not far from i4 bta rork and &C. c0 tcs lard
Hogs wero quoted dn. the packer taking ho'd hut
spArtuRy. except OF thoss Hight enough Ia h direct
cfdts from English houses. Pork and lard hoEs
not wanted, owing to the difcutty experienced in SELL
Ing the product satisfactory prices. The offerings
fair Ia tho 6r1 hsf Of tie sesion. Later there
VIA rush 10 unload. largely on account Of country
holders soe toral operators being allo tree Sellers
THO stoek ct atun here were bought the upwar turn
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o!ni Thc Itaa!sr paesne intersst IL foiL ssrcsly
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u tns beng. 81 parties waa ent and sntr dttrst q
M!:: io..-wss ,rr aet!.e spd Irregular. ras
range q 90 closing ~ lo.ri thaa ~ rrs'ious
ess. @ M.Ees ! I'LL! ~ 4sseo @ Ssi:
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