The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-04-24

coughs ana coids.
MIC. E. Savage, practical watchmak-
Ell and jeweler, has opened store in Boozer's
Union Baiiding, in this city, and invites at
tention to has advertisement in another col
If you want TO look at a handsome stock
of choice new hats-silk, straw and felt-drop
in at Geo. w. Hotels store, 27k E. State ST.,
Trenton. The latest styles just received
Hats fitted to the head by the American Con.
formator. Good goods at low prices.
Now is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50 Lower than
any other first class machine For sale at
Sehulhaus', s. E. corner Church and Union
streets
Mrs Susan B. Coryel will sell at public
sale a great variety of desirable furniture, at
her residence, 80 North Main street, in this
city, at o'clock on Monday afternoon, April
2sth, 1878
The tooth birthday anniversary of JAS
McC9saghan, who resides with his sou (Davd
McGcushaa, Esq. y near Hamden, was cele-
brated ON Tuesday, by a surprise party of
patriarch in his usual good health and spirits
Our shad fisheries secure a pretty fair
catch Of fish on Mondays, owing to the cessa-
ton of fishing on tidewater during Sunday
but on other days of the week, the results do
not pay for the labor. There ought to be
some law which would permit larger supply
Of shsd to reach the upper Delaware.
-Barnum's Greatest Show on Earth y
will exhibit at Trenton on Wednesday of next
week. Excursion tickets will be sold. This
Show requires sixty cars to transport it, and
is, Mr.. Barnum claims, better and bigger than
any exhibition heretofore given by him, which
is saying great deal. See adv.
What lovely Flower is the lily OF til
valley, and how closely resembling it in pur-
ity is the complexion which has been embel-
lished with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR, that
wholesome aid to beauty.
SILVER LOCKS Grow DARK from the use of
HILLS HAIR DYE.
"A premature blast at the stone quarry of
Peter Best, in Stockton, few days ago made
lively work. A large mass of stone was loos-
ened, and went crashing through the fences
AVID wagon sheds. Fortunately, no person
was injured, but one of Mr.. Hockenbury's
servant girls just escaped one Of the flying
missiles
Governor Mcclellan has appointed the
following persons as Fish Wardens:
Warren County-Lewis c. Weller, of Co
iumbia.
Hunterdon County-Andrew J. Scarbor-
ough, OF Lambertville.
Gloucester County-James II. Pierson, of
Woodbury..
Salem County--James J. Hannah, of Sa-
lem.
Camden County-Joseph w. Ore, of Cam
den.
On last Monday night the floors of a part
of. the grist mill of Mr.. Geo. W. Agnew, at
Titusville gave way, owing to their being ov-
erloaded with grain, and fell to the ground,
carrying with them about five or six thousand
bushels of wheat and other grain. The north
side of the mill was also forced out. A part
of the grain fell into the raceway and was wet,
and was more or less mixed. MIR. Agnew's loss
is estimated at four or five thousand dollars
The gospel meetings of the Y. NJ. e. A.,
at Lyceum Hall, this week, have been very
interesting. On Monday evening, Rev. A.
johnson, of New Hope, delivered an inter-
esting address, and on Tuesday eveiiing, Rev.
T. Z. Vasser, of Pennington, spoke in an i'm
pressive manner. Tomorrow Thursday eve
ning,) Rev. B. F. Robb, of Stockton, will
speak. On Friday evening, Rev. William
Swan, of Stockton, and on Saturday evening,
Rev. Mr.. Roberts, of Solebury, is expected.
All are invited.
Ladies Plain lasting Cater, rs, SO s. 81.
Ladies Foxed Lasting Cater, $1.25.
Ladies Peb Or. Button {" $1.25 q 1.50
mo. VAN HoRNBRos
The Quarterly Meeting of the New Jer-
sew Central Pastors Conference was held in
the Baptist Chapel at Ringoes, N j., on
Tuesday afternoon and evening, April 10TH
The afternoon session was occupied in hear
ing and discussing plan of sermon founded
on Romans $780, by Rev. B. F. Robb, and to
the discussion of |. Timothy 5:22. In the ev-
oning a sermon was preached before the Con-
ference from John 17:14, Is, by Rev. g. H.
Thomas. after which Rev. r. E. Vassar pre-
sented an exegess of Hebrews 1855. which
called forth spirited discussion from the
Conference. There was a large attendance
and good attention throughout the entire
meeting. IL.
--Necks and arms of snowy whiteness,
forms fair as the lily, are the pleasing endow-
ments conferred by GLENN's SULPHUR Soar.
A healthful substitute for the poisonous cos.
metics formerly in vogue
The tints produced by Hills Instantaneous
Hair Dive are like those of Nature m 90, At
uPHoIsrERINe II have just secured the
services of an unusually skillful uPholsterel
from New York, and invite all who need sucf
work done to call Immediately. Sofas, loung-
.es chairs, beds, &C.. repaired in first-clas
style. SAMUEL STockTos"