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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-11-05
The Democratic speakers at the meeting

at Iolcombe Hall. last Friday evening, APP
peared to be morally shocked because train
was run on the Midland Railroad, last Sunday
week, to carry Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick, Gen.
Sherman and a few other Republican,,
to Deckertown. The authority for this asser-
ton is the New York Sun, paper that would
rather tell lie than the truth when Republi-
cans are in question. If the report is true,
we have no apology for the act. But it seems
rather cool for Democrats, whose ticket was
recently elected in Newark on the distinct
platform of goddess Sunday and free rum, to
howl about Sunday desecration.
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T-Stationerv and Fancy Goods

JOHN WAN.4MARER.
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CONNECTICUT Curs THE DEMOCRACY
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A series of statistical tables has been made
up by Mr.. II. p. Porter, of Chicago, for the
Princeton Revisso, from which we give some
items. The growth of the population since
1860, that is, within nineteen years, is estimat-
ed at nearly eight millions for the Western
States and as much more for the Southern and
Eastern States. These figures can only be
approximations, seeing that no census has
been taken this year. If correct, the addition
of sixteen millions to the population is some
thing wonderful, seeing that the loss of life
during the war was enormous and that we
have come through five years of unparalleled
depression, and that immigration was very
small all that time, and that according to
Southern authorities the negroes were dying
out fast. We do not, however, hear much
about this great mortality now. The West
last year produced twenty millions eff bushels
more corn than the South and East put to-
gether, and the term West doubtless includes
the Northern aud Middle States. II is also
produced twice as much as the South and
East In hay and potatoes the East produced
far more than the other two sections.
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Lambertyille, N. j.. Nov. 8, 1879.
THE speakers at the Democratic meeting

The speakers at the Democratic meeting
on last Friday evening, in this city, " shook
in their boots y at tho prospect of having the
man on horseback " to rule this country for
the coming four years. They feared that he
might destroy our liberties and hold on to his
Office ad infnitum. Now, do these men take
their listeners for fools No wonder the De-
mocracy is growing weaker and weaker when
the party is fed on such thin Cruel as this.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
THE FORMAL OPENING Of the RfFlTTED and ENLARGED
HAS BEEN FIXED FOR THE PRESENT WEEK
OF PHILADELPHIA,

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The following is an exact copy of the adj
dress on a letter received at the New Haven
Post Office from New London, Conn, from
some one who evidently believed in obeying
both the spirit and the letter of Postmaster
General Keys recent order
MIR. Enos A. Hale,
Assistant Postmaster
$50 Orchard street,
New Haven.
City Of New Haven.
Town of New Haven,
County of New Haven,
State of Connecticut,
United States of America.
Western Continent,
Planet Earth,
Solar System,
Universe.
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N.-Hosiery and Underwear Department.
The large stock In this Department would stock
dozen ordinary stores We compelled to carry
large stock because keep full lines for Ladies';
Misses, Children and Gentlemen No comes in be-
tween us and the makers the head of this Depart
m ut goes direct the French English and Irish towns
where the goods made and selects styles and often
the ods TO be expressly for US We are large
aud direct importers of the Cartwright & Warmers
Goods John WANAMAKER
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THE TILDEN INCOME SuIT.-NEw YORK,
Oct. 3D. The examination nf James B. Cob
ga e. IN the iilden income TAX salt, was con-
timed 10 day. Witness refused 10 produce
hooks and papers. and was brought before
Judge boa'e. vino reserved decision until to-
morrow. Witness said he cnuid not remem~
Ter liiden'~ purchases bnt might il he lonked
AZ his hooks De ho~svtr. iffnsod 10 do so,
sed ~eMiG give 10 leas ior his refusal.
Further proceedings aere postponed.
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No. 30.
TT. TT Ribhons

We believe this stock be the largest of the kind In
any retail house in the city All the plain Gros Grain
and Satin shades, and every ivahle combination
Of coorines in Tin and Millinery Ribbons with direct
relations to the manufacturers OF ribbons aud able to
such lar quantities ,der great ad santag TO
our buy
All Ribbon prices usually low at retail many
persons pay Tor them by the carton Of the importer
JOHN WAN4MIKER
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U.-Millinery Rooms.

magnificent space Off from entrance on Thirteenth
street above hestnut, is devoted to this popular part
OF our business SO great has been its that
have just extended the section to occupy portion
the Western Gallery for Trimmed Hats.
Ladies enjoy the prva of these quarters, where
Bonnets can be fitted apart from the crowds I'VE
ceSed this season our pattern Bonnets direct from
Paris. We keep all the shapes in untrimmed Hats and
profusion of Flowers and Feathers special counter
for Trimming Silks JOHN W1NAMARER.
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Eleven entire counters are devoted to these goods,
Drsss .ls g q HIKE Que t5ueii n aqiff
line that would stretch along Chestnut street from
Filth sixth street, the entire length OF the State
House square, and from the Ledger Building halfway
Press Building "A square Long OF course there
is every variety Dress Goods from IS per yard to
cents per yard and ofentes the prices from to
70 per cent. less than is asked elsewhere.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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M.-Hats for GehNfais e and Children.

Such large stock as is selected by Mr. Walton,
practical halter OF 20 years reputation, Is not to he
found in any retail house in the city. People can al
ways depend getting the proper styles at the most
moderate pri Some persons led to think they
get Hats only in certain places though there are
only few frs-class manufacturers, aud these supply
all the best stores W. cannot claim better styles than
otiprs hut ami do claim larger assortment and
lower prices. JOHN WANAMAKER
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Cloths. Cassimsles and Cloakines.

E,-OIUI1d3 Odb5IIbIC HuU
This is xvellent section Or Ladies, b. cause we
puy SO largely of Wooden Goods n the Clothing De-
sale sell besides, long experience gives us
knowledge oil the wearing qualities OF goods.
We sell no article simply because il Will soil piece
of goods be intrnsically good. Ladies' "a que
ings and goods for Little Charen Clothes in great va
riety. JOHN WANAMAhEs'
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No. 10.
T.. L.-DressmakinQ Rooms.


with hrst-class Cutters and successful Filters with
original sgnars and pattern dresses from all the best
known foreign artists, are prepared to meet any call
onlus =.
order for wedding puht is going through these rooms
- ..IOHN WANAMAkER.
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A.-Silks and Yalyets.

Located In front of the Chestnut Street Entrance
with excellent light, full stock of Si00,oOO on hand
all the best staple makes oil Black and Colored Silks
with the choicest and searcest novelties.
10 reliable III this elass OF goods is very diihcult
thing as there is such aduteratiOn III silk maleras
but We guarantee all that we sell dark is adj
jacent to show colors by gaslight. ,,.,,n
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S.--Furs,

Theie goods difhcult to judge of and those
who buy must rely the Sellers We fully indorse
all the goods offer because they have the close per-
sonal supervision of Mr. FREELAND an old furrier
who superintends the manufacture of Seal-lned Cir
cuiars, Muifs, Seal saeques, &c.
JOHN WAN8M1RER
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No. IL.
I.-Upholstery Department.

full stock of Lace Curtains brought by American
Line direct from the st Gall Switzerland. shops
all the prevailing styles of Curtain Goods In Raw Silks
Jue and Satteens, &c Few persons know how 10 fur.
nish cheaply and tastefuy The head of this depart
ment has had large experience, and can not only
supply the goods cheaply but give ideas In style and
harmony with furniture. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL

We will send our FL ECHO YoLTAIc BELTS aud other
Electric Appiiancs upon trial days tRoe suf
ferng from NERVOUS DEBILITY, rheumatism, Paralysis
Or any diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, and many
other diseases A Sure Cure guaranteed OF pay Adj
dress v0LTAIC BELT CO. Marshall, Mich. 5. 4w.
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G.-Linen. Blankets, Quilts, SC

In this department excel. The class OF goods Sc
lected by buyer who goes abroad twice year to
get goods direct the Irish has pop
ularzed this department.. All kinds of Housekeeping
Dry Goods Of reliable makes in immense assortment at
reasonable and proper prices. Our makes OF Linens
absolutely reliable. We make specially In Blankets.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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o.-Ladies', Misses, Gents and Ghildren's

Aiming supply good shoes of right shapes and at
small profit prices, are succeeding beyond our ex-
pectatons. We meet every reasonable demand upon
us satisfaction In every respect There is other
place probably in the United States where choice
be made stock in Shoes and Rubber Goods Of over
100000. JOHN WAN AMAkER.
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NO. n.
P.-Meu's Clothing.

Fronting Market street, centre entrance, we
have a splendid assortment of Suits. 0vercoats. &C..
made up in the most fashionable styles under
personal supervision. The Clothing sell can be de-
price.
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No. 25.
P.-Rovs, and Children's Clothing.

Il. f'-bOyS ana Cnfluren CiOJnlnB.
Those who deal in Clothing and do not make 1t must
sell higher than those who manufacture. We have
made this class of goods for nearly twenty years and
the fountain head for boys Clothing. We re-
ceive 1t direct from the work premi-
ses, and supply pieces at all times for mendng.-
Our retail prices low dealers pay Wholesale
JOHN WANAMARER.
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On the lett side entering al Chestnut street This
has always been popular part of business Each
season makes the stock more attractive and complete
We pay great attention in getting handsome shapes
and the little children be fitted out at half the
prices formerly paid. Our goods this season are
beautiful. JOHN W4N1HARER
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: Clnnlrs and Wrans.

b.--NOSI uIIts, OIUdKS anu WIdps'
This is leading part OF the business. Parsiahs would
call the large place apart Tor this department sa-
lon'' 1t is to the right entering from Chestnut
street. spIendidy lighted and with private rooms for
trying on and fitting dresses
Ready made Dresses and Gloaks in large variety.
JOHN WANAMAkER.
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No. 26.
0Custom Tailoriuu

We have excellent Cutters to and make gar
ments to order for those who prefer It. choice OF at
least one hundred styles Of goods may be had We
guarantee to At, and do not make 1t dsagreeabe to
those who return what does not exactly please
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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O O.-Rubber Goods.

This is a large department Of useful things, such as
Gossamer Goats. Waterproof Garments for Ladies,
Gents and Children We the largest buyers Of these
goods in the city aud prices are made very low by
this fact JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Y.-China and Glassware.

The encouragement given is this new and extensive
Department decided to enlarge 1t greatly This sea-
shall show the largest and best stock ever seen
In this city. We can fit out the humblest kitchen OF
the grandest hotel Elegant Dinner Sets aud ordinary
Table Ware. Vases and Ornaments of every descrip-
ton, in Mnton's wedgewood and Dresden Goods
JOHN WANAMdKER.
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This Postal and Express Service sending Samples and
Goods all the country, justly popular. There is
the with the letter and postal card as If the
person ordering stood at the counter memoranda in
hand, to purchase In person. We able to fill 900
order letters the day they are received,
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v V.-IOFSttS, VuUtfWear and SkIftS.
OF faultess SHAPES and finest finish We Offer full
stocks for selection 50 large and good stock sur
prise to most everybody but pay strict attention
make and material aud this is appreciated A full as
sortnent of Infants Wear.
JOHN WAN4M lRER
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Z.-Zepbyrs. Worsteds. Yarns. Nc

:. z -<1VP.IyfN, tfOroVoOS, 7 tfts SNU'
Since art neadlework became fashionable deter
mined to establish the Round Counter the headauar-
tiers for Crewel Patterns, Working Canvas Zephyrs
Germantown and Berlin Woods Cords, etc Everything
skilled attendants give ideas and models copying
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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F. Observation-Disclosures Goods.

On the lower gallery entered broad stairs at Juni-
per Broad is the vast assoi tien OF
supplies that delight wanted
kitchen service housekeeping from the finest to
medium goods, AZ hand. JOHN WANAMAkkR
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No. 10.
II Real and Imitation Laces, Ruchings, La

H.--Real and Imitation Laces, Ruchings, La
dies Cuffs, ollars and Ties
In no department OF business is the fair profit
principle more noticeable than here. People tell us
they have been accustomed pay double the prices we
have of goods marked That low prices please
manifest by the throng always selecting the
II is almost impossible to keep full tment
the goods 20 out rapidly. The Ruchings and some
other made-up goods are made in premises.
About thirty hands employed at this work under
q skilled designer We copy the foreign patterns and
sell them at prices within reach OF everybody.
JOHN WANAMAKER. =
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Gloves in Philadelphia here. We sole repres-n
tatives Of the Juga aud Alexandre and Foster make
Of Kid Gloves JOHN WANAMAKER
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No. 10.
N. N. N.-Umbrellas.

Besides full stock OF silks, Alpacas, Leyantines an
Ginghams we import from Paris and London man
unique and original handles which not seen els'
where JOHN WANAMAKER.
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No. IL.
II. Fl. White Goods, Hamburg Edgings.

The latest productions in Swiss Goods, Cambrics
Nalpsooks In magnificent variety. The newest things
from The Hamburg looms received direct from the
kers This stock Is complete and popular because pri-
ces a re So low JOHN WANAMAKER-
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4 T.-Perfnmerx aud Toilet Artieles-.

IN 0vIirfe asie are these TIVE large counters
where in daily receipt of the best goods in CO.
lognes, Toilet Waters Soaps, Brushes, Combs. &c.
splendid line of French Perfumery just received direct
from Paris, selected by buyer vixen abroad.
JOHN WANd MAKER.
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No. 35
NO. 2a

To please thu Children We keep good line of TOYS
Games School Stationery, &c.
JOHN WANAMAKER
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Q4enn returns in 80 days n $40 invested. Official
RAASS Reports and inioin alton nee Like profits
weekly an Stock options S10 $40 Address, T..
POTTER WIGHT Il CO., Ban&ers, S5 Wall 81, n I. (
Oct. 22-4w.
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No. 30.

All grades of Writing Papers and Envelopes, Novel
ties in Correspondence Cards Articles de Paris in
Ladies Bags Belts, Pocket Books and other fancy arti-
ees. JOHN RAN4MAhER.
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No. ..
p Rlack and Mournino Goods.


Directly across he aisle from silks is this large and
splendid Department. W. are building up reputA-
ton for lonl-w Ca ring fabrics in Black Goods hose
Who from choice OF otherwise wear black will be as
tonished at the asso kept and the moderation Of
prices. JOHN WANAMAhSn.
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Emotions, Small Wares, such as Sewing
Silks RrAids &c

This would seem like unimportant Department,
the fine keep requires rs young ladies'
all the time 10 wait on customers -
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Ds--G6nJictDcu 3 FURNISHING UuOuS'
In the Hrst place, have 4i0 sewing machines rum
ming ON Gentlemen's and Boys Shirs alouc.
Then have Undear, Collars aud Guns, Suspenders,
Knit Jackets &c. all the little things gentleman needs
for his toilet JOHN WANAMAkbk. Il
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No. %,
-.

o. 0. O.-Trunks, Valises, Bags, sc.
Every requisite for Travellers in this Section.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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THERE ARE NOW FORTY DEPARTMENTS.
No 10.
K.-SIlawlS.

We exhibit hne line of Shawls of every description,
from real midas for $500 down the common Break
fast shaw Tor 81. A beautiful variety of the medium
grades long and square Styles either In plain, sub
dued or high colorings. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Every good make OF goods always counters at
prices guaranteed to be the lowest Some mills put up
their goods specially according ORDERS that
recommend them as reliable
JOHN WdNAMAK ER
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No. g..

Ladies' Combs, Fans, Ornaments, &c.
This filled with little knck-knacks suita-
BILE Tor presents JOHN WANAMAKER.
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No. SO,
No. 80.

.Y.-Silverware and Cutlery.
Only the best makes kept that we can sell with guar.
antee to give satisfaction. JOHN WANAMARER.
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X.-Mats, Rugs, Oil Cloths &c.
beautiful stock at prices only allowable by great
outlets for goods JOHN W4NAMdKER
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THE MARKETS.
Lambertville, Nov. S, 1879.
MARRIAGES.


A LLEE-PRoBAsCo.-oc %, by Rev j. G. William
son, William p. Alice of Paterson, N. j.. to Annie
Probasco, of Pittstown this county.
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N. N. N N.-Special Counter for Gents ex-
ira Fine Furnishing Goods.

Immediately al thtsnui str et ntrance with oply
the finest novelties in Neckw ar, Scarfs olars and
CUFFS &c JOHN WANAMAKER
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ADN ANS 10 Stops. 8 set Reeds, Knee swells,
OIlUhNtC Stool and Book only s9s. Oct Pia-
Newspaper sent Free Address Daniel F. Beatty, WASH
ngton n. J. Oct. 22,-4w.
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i h M no k
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DEATHS.

COLE Pleasant Run, Oct "a, 1879, Mrs Nellie Cole,
aged IS years.
KUHL--Near Cherryville Oct. 26h 1879, Elisha Kuhl
aged 70 years, months and days
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READ THISI

We want an Agent in this County to whom will
pay salary 500 per month and expenses TO sell
wonderful invention SAMPLE FaEE. Address at
SHERMAN &sC0., Marshall, Michigan, Nov. SAW.
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DAUCHYS ADVERTISEMENTS

$50 $1,000 Ssi;i;s 's:.:;;s !,
week pay profits ty tine New Capitalization
System operating Full explanaton sppla-
tion ADAMS, Co, Bankers, 20 Broad ST. N T.
Nov. 9th, is79.-4w.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1879-09-06
Influence OF Wives.

It is not all dream which made the
wife of Julius Caesar so anxious that he
should not 90 to the Senate Chamber on
the fatal Ides of March; and had he
complied with her entreaties he might
have escaped the dagger of Brutus.
Disaster followed with disaster in the
career of Napoleon, from the time he
ceased to feel the balanced wheel of
Josephine's influence on his impetuous
spirit. Washington, when important
questions were submitted to him, often
has said that he should like to carry the
subject to his bed-chamber before he
had formed his decision; and those who
knew the clear judgment and elevated
purpose Of Mrs. Washington thought ell
the better of him for wishing te make
her his confidential counsellor. Indeed,
the great majority of men who have &C.
quired for themselves good and great
name, we're not only married men, but
happily married-both paired and
matched. eg nat