The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-03-28
"A lot of Landreth's Garden and Flower

An extra session of the Senate has beer
called BY Gov. Beedle, to meet to-day, for TIN
purpose Of acting upon certain appointment.
) of Judges of District Courts.
The Winona Orchestra are making pre-
J parations to give concert on the evenin,
of Wednesday, May 10Th.
Pillows and Bolsters made up and filled
at Tituss. II.
"A letter received from Mr.. G. F. Moor
by friends in this city, a few days since, state,
that he. is improving in health--his coucl
troubles him but little, his appetite is improv
ing and he feels stronger. He was at Palatka
Florida, at the time Of writing, but thought
of moving to some more northern location or
account Of the heat
"A foray has lately been made on Spitz
dogs because it has been supposed that they
are peculiarly subject to hydrophobia, and
these pets have been slaughtered in consider
able numbers. More recently it has been dis
covered that the bite of the polecat is likely
to produce hydrophobia. 1t is therefore to
be hoped that all persons having these pets in
their houses viii be careful how they handle
them.
The Illustrated Christian Weekly for
March Gath is an unusually fine number. 1t
has full page engraving very finely execut-
ed, of The Courier of the Desert" from
Horace Vernet's celebrated painting; /" Life
in the Comstock Mines . is graphically Illus
trated and described by William Fl. Rideing.
There is also a large and beautiful picture of
the proposed reconstruction of the Palace of
the Tuileries, Paris As an illustrated family
paper, the Weekly is unequaled.
The State Gazette says that Benjamin F..
Butler and Judge Bradley, both of Massa-
chusetts, arrived in Trenton on Monday after
noon. They came in the interests of Presi-
dent Noyes, of National Capitol and Trust
Company, who was arrested at the instance
of Ex- Gov. Parker, Receiver, for contempt,
in having transferred the assets of the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company, so
that the Receiver could not get them. The
object is to have Mr.. Noyes released from
arrest.
Our friend Joy, editor of the Toms Riv-
or Courier, had an attack Of paralysis recent
ly. He has tried the blue glass cure, and al
though it is pooh-poohed by some, yet he
thinks it has done him good. He says :" Our
parayzed side is now as sensitive to the touch,
as any other portion of our body, which GER
tainly is very encouraging. When the part
was restored to its natural condition, the SEN
sation was very similar to drawing the frost
from frozen fingers, full of prickling, &c.-
We still feel an embarrassment in the use of
our left hand, and in speaking. Blue glass
has done us good"
We do not approve of the sweeping con-
formations of life insurance companies that
are INDUCED in by many newspapers. Some
companies, undoubtedly, have been most
grossly mismanaged, but there are numerous
companies the names of which remain I'M
furnished and that we can safely recommend.
We believe that among them may be named
the Penn Mutual, of Philadelphia, of which
Mr.. S. G. Landis, Of this city, is agent. This
is one of the oldest and most reliable organi-
cations in the country, and its affairs are not
conducted on the wildcat" plan that APP
pears to have been adopted by the companies
that have so mserably failed recently.
Anew &c cigar at Anderson's Drug Store
Try it. mar. 81.
Last Friday, at Pennington, a lodge was
duly set at work under dispensation, ID. G.
NJ. Haines presiding, assisted by r. w. Broth
ers Bechtel, Hough and Stevens, of Trenton,
Schuhaus, of this city, and others. A large
number of visiting brethren were present
from Ashlar Lodge, No. 76, and Trenton
Lodge, No. 5, and from Amwell Lodge, No.
10. After the lodge was closed the members
and visitors partook of 4 substantial collation.
at the Irving House, The new lodge starts
with nineteen charter members, and bids fair
to become strong lodge. Rev. B. c. Lippin-
colt is the w. Master of the new lodge
IF. S. Katzenbach s. Co., the euterpris
ing Hardware firm of 30 East State street,
Trenton, who are always devisng some plan
to benefit the public and administer to their
wants, have added, in addition to their large
stock of Hardware, Cooking Stoves, Ranges,
Paints, Oils and Glass, a first-class Plumbing
and Gas Fitting Establishment, where will be
iOuuu SlOSttS, Ddtfi uuS, piuAo NuduutDtfS,
Pendants, Brackets, Portables-and in fact
everything necessary for complete and first
class Plumbing and Gas Fitting Store. For
curiosity, if not for the purpose of purchas-
ing, call in and examine the stock and we
will guarantee that you will be convinced of
the proper place to buy. March s1.-tf.
1T isn't every dog that has his "poetry,"
if he has his day" The Frenchtown Press
of last week thus did up the death of a Spitz
dog Crank b. Fargo's pet Spitz poodle
displayed hydrophobical symptoms on Mon
day last and was thereupon ignomiuiously
launched into eternity with a shot gun. The
remains were gathered together and cremated
in the oven at the New Jersey Spoke and
Handle Works. Engineer Robinson did the
job up nicely and would have placed the re-
mains in an urn only there was no urn to put
them in.
g No urn held this crcmated cargo,
This sole property OF f. b. Fargo.
Summariiy dispatched and thrown into the fire
His Splitter poodeship did forthwith expire.
'Twere cruel to permit his flesh to rot;
Fire gobbled him. Gone but not forgot."i