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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-10-29

The Paterson Savings Institution reports
an increase of $205. 900 In its deposits during
the last six months, or more than 35 per cent.
The deposits are now 500. 000h than ev-
er before. This is regarded in Paterson as an
Indication of ssp6od tirnes.u - - 4iaA
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1879-10-29

BY the falling of scaffold at Easton, on
Friday, Calvin J. Horn, aged thirty eight
years, was killed. and Frederick Sampsel seri-
ously injured. The men were thrown to the
ground from, the third story of a building on
which they were work ing.
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No 81.
U.--Millinery Rooms,

magnificent spsee off from entrance Thirteenth
street. above Chestnut Is devoted TO this popular part
of business So great has success that we
have just extended the section TO occspy portion of
the Western Gallery for Trimmed Hsts.
Ladies' enjoy fhe priya of these new quarters where
Bonnes be htfed apart from the crowds I'VE re-
ceived this pattern Ronnets direct from
Paris. We keep all the shapes In nntrmmed Nets and
preason Of Flowers and Feathers special counter
for Tfimming silks. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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A-S;)ks and VeIyetss

I0csted in front Of the Chestnut Street Entrance
with excellent light full stock of 100000 hand
all the best staple makes Of Black and Colored Silks
with the choicest and searcest novelties. .
To be reliable in this class of goods is very difficult
thing az there Ii such sdulteraion In silk maerals
but we guarantee all that SELL dark room is adj
JOHN wANAMAKER
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E.-Clo,hs Cassi M, and Cloakings.

This IL an excellent section Tor Ladies' because we
puy so largely Of Wooden Goods the Clothing De-
that retail AZ low any OF the whole
sale stores sell besides long experience gives us
knowledge of the wearing qualities OF goods.
We sell article simply because II will SELL piece
of goods be intrinscaly good. Ladies' Saque-
ngs goods for Little Chidrens Clothes in great va
risty. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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O.-Ladies, Misses, Gents and Children's
Shoes, 3 taafH 4N

Aiming TO supply good shoes of right shapes and ut
small profit prices, succeeding beyond
pectatieas. We meet every reasonable deHand upon
satisfaction in every respect There other
place probably In the United States where choice
be made fem stock In Shoes and Rubber Goods of over
3lO0000 JOHN WANAMAKER.
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full stock OF Lace itains. brought by american
Line direct from the st. Gall, Switzerland shops
all the prevailing styles Of Curtain Goods in Raw silks
Jute and Satteens, &c. Few persons know how fur
nish eheapy and tastefally The head of this depart
ment has had large experience, and can not only
supply the goods cheapy, but give ideas In style and
harmony with furnitare- JOHN WANAMAKEk-
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P. P-Boys' and Childreu's Clothing.

Those who deal in Clothing and do not make Il must
sell higher than those who manufacture We have
made this class OF goods for nearly twenty years. and
are the fountain head for boys Clothing We re-
ceive It direct from the work own premi-
ses and supply pieces at all times for meBding
Our retail prices low dealers pay At wholesale
JOHN WANAMARER.
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On the lower gallery entered by broad stairs at Jun
per Broad street entrance the vast assortment OF
supplies that delight wanted
for kitchen service housekeeping from the finest TO
medium goods, at hand. JOHN wAkAMAkER~
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No. .


In this department we excel, The class oil goods
lected by buyer who goes abroad twice year to
get goods direct the Irish has pop
uarixed this department. All kinds of Housekeeping
Dry Goods of reliable makes In immense assortment NJ
and proper prices Our makes Of Linens
absolutely reliable. We make speciality In Blankets
JOHN WANAMAKER,
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M.-Hats for Gentlemen and Children.

M.--IIdCs TO. UOIV'O1nou anu n ..Ou'
Such large stock is selected by Mr. Walton a
practical halter of 20 years reputation, is not to be
found In any retail house in the city, People can all
depend on getting the proper styles at the most
get Hats only in certain places, though there are
only few hrst-cass manufacturers. and these supply
all the best We cannot claim better styles than
others but and do claim larger assortment aud
lower prices. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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DEATHS.

MoRGAN-Near Brownsburgs on the 20th inst,
Amos Morgan, 10 the slst year OF his age
ELY-In Centrevle, Bucks Co. Pa. Oct 6th 1879, OF
diphthera, Edward r., son Of Preston and Lizze
Ely aged IL months.
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No. e.
DISCRETIONARY furnishing Goods.

In the hrst place. have 4SO sewing machines run
ming on Gentlemen's aud Boys Shirts alone.
Then have Undear Collars aud Iufss Suspenders,
Knit Jaekets &c. all the little things gentleman neeo'
for his toll.t JOHN WANAMAkER.
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L. L-Dressmaking Room!

With hrs-class Cutters and successful Filters, with
original designers and pattern dresses from all the best
known foreign artists prepared to meet any call
80
Al the time this advertisement Is written 500
order for wedding outfit Is going through these rooms
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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0O-Ruhhef Go0da

This Is large department Of useful things sucf AZ
Gossamer Coats Waterproof Garments for Ladies',
Gents and Children We the largest buyers OF these
goods in the city and prices made very low BY
this fact. JOHN WANAMAKER
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No. Q.
R.-Blaok and Mourning Goods.

B.-BIaCk and MOURNING GOOus.
Directly The aisle from Sllksi Is this large and
splendid Department. We are building up reputa-
ton for ong-wea ring fabrics in Black Goods Those
Who from choice otherwise, black will be as
tonished at the assortment kept and the moderation OF
prices. JOHN WANAMAkEh'
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We have excellent Cutters TO and make gar
ments order for those who prefer It, choice Of ~
least one hundred styles OF goods may be had We
guarantee to it, and do not make Il dIsagreeabe to
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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No 6.
F.-Notions, Small Wares, such rs Sewing
Silks Rraida t&c

This would seem like an unimportant Department,
but the keep requires 26 young ladies
all the time TO wait on customers.
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No oa

o. o. O.-Trunks, Valises, Bags, SC.
Every requisite for Travellers in this Section.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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P.-Men'a Clothing

Fronting Market street, near centre entrance We
have splendid assortment Of Suits Overcoats, &C.,
made up in the most fashionable sty under own
personal supervision. The Clothing sell can be de-
price.
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No. 8.

Ladies Combs, Fans, Ornaments, &c.
This Allied with little knick-knacks suita-
BILE Tor presents. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Y.-Cbipa and GIasswafe

The encouragement given Is this new and extensive
Department decided to enlarge II greatly This sea-
shall show the largest and hest stock ever seen
In this city. We At out the bumbest kitchen or
the grandest hotel Elegant Dinner Sets aud ordinary
Table Ware. Vases and Ornaments Of every descrip-
tion In Mintcn's Wedgewood and Dresden Goods
JOHN WAHAMAKER.
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No. 2s
E.-Fura.

Theie goods difficult TO Judge of and those
who buy rely the sellers. We fully indorse
all the goods offer, because they have the close per-
sonal supervision of Mr.. FREELAND an old furrer,
who superintends the manufacture of Seal-Lned Cir
ealars. MsHs, Seal sacqees, &c.
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mounting to 111o0 Acres all in active in Retailing DRY
JOHN WANAMAKER.
THE FORMAL OPENING Of the REFtTTED and ENLARGED
HAS BEEN FIXED FOR THE PRESENT WEEK

% ~
dqnd
THEM sryH ppyad Department.
Aa pad
URsakec n Boys wi proven aym
dEneN
nya g p he
Whb dpagn others pqeto
they desire Ik d p to
whu pmasbm m literally By $ to US
gMtyMem When en t we al may b. k
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No. II.
II. White Goods, Hamburg Edgings.

h Wuttc 0ouhor kAatuoutE GuStbSos
The latest productions Ia Swiss Goods, Cambrcs,
Nsnsooks In magnificent variety. Tho newest things
from the Hamburg looms received direct from the
kers This stock Is complete and popular because pri
ces are 30 low. JOHN wANAMAKEk.
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T. T.--Perfumery and Toilet Articles.

7 . II ctfuuIofy anu IUII6t AFtE6ItSs
On our centre aisle are these two large counters.
where In daily receipt of the best goods in CO.
lognes, Toilet Waters, Soaps Brushes, Combs. &c. A
splendid line Of French Perfnmery Just received direct
from Paris selected BY our buyer when abroad.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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N. N. N.wumtrefIas..

Besides full stock OF sks Alpacas Levantines 6nt
Ginghams, we import from Paris and London man,
unique and original handles which not seer else
where. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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T.-.ststionery and Fancy Goods.

All grades OF Writing Papers and Envelopes Novel
Ties In Correspondence Cards " Articles de Paris In
Ladies' Bags Belts. Pocket Rocks and other fancy art
eles. JOHN WILMA MA RER.
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N-Hosierv and Un u i. Department.

The large stock in this Department would stock
dozen ordinary stores We are compelled to carry
large stock because we keep full lines for Ladies;
Misses, Children and Gentlemen. No comes In be-
tween and the makers the head OF this Depart-
ent goes direct to the French English and irish towns
where the goods made and selects Styles and often
causes the goods to- be expressly for We large
and direct importers of the Cartwright Warmers
Goods JOHN WANAMAKER
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THERE ARE NOW FORTY DEPARTMENTS.

R.--Muslins, FlaDnels and Dress Innings.
Every good make of goods always our counters at
prices guaranteed to be the lowest Some mills put up
their goods specially according to ORDERS that
can recommend them as reliable.
- f# IS o. JOHN W4NAMAKHR.
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No. 81

x.--Mats. Rugs, OIL Cloths, Sc.
A beaetifuf stock at prices only sllowabfe BY srea
outlets FOR goods JOHN KkNAMAKEH
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No. ls.
N N AGloua

II Is safe to say that there Is such stock Of KID
Gloves in Philadelphia here. We sole represen-
tatives of the Juga and Alexandra and Foster makes
of Kid Gloves JOHN WANANAKER.
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IL al No 81
V. Y.-Corsets, Underwear and Skirts.


or faultless shapes and finest finish. We offer full
stocks for selection SO large and good stock sur
prise most everybody bull pay strict attention TO
make aud material. and thisis appreciated full rs
sortment Of tnfants' Wear.
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Since art nedlework became so fashionable We deter
mined to establish at the Round the
ters for Crewel Patterns. Working Canvas, zephyrs
Germantown and Berlin Woods, Cords, etc Eyerything
needfu for this novel handcraft may be had and our
skilled attendants give ideas and models copying
JOHN WANAMIKER.
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Y. Y.-Silverware and Cutlery.
Only the best makes kept that can sell with guar
antee to give satisfaction. JOHN WANAMAKER.
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VF--WIbSeS CVHts anu OuItB.
On the left side entering at Chestnut street This
has always been popular part of businrss Each
makes the stock attractive and complete
We pay great attention In getting handsome shapes
and the little children he fitted out at half the
prices formerly paid. Our new goods this season are
beautifufs JOHN RANdAfAKER
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No. 20.
Mail Order Department.

This Postal and Express Service sending Samples and
Goods all the country justly popular There is
the with the letter and postal card as II the
person ordering stood At the counter memoranda In
hand to purchase In person. We able to MI 1000
order letters the day they are received.
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.No.M
w.-sToys, Games, &c.

Ws-fVyct OdtueHY UC
TO please fhe children We keep good line of TOYS
JOHN wAEzMAKER
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1,-Costnmes Cloaks and Wraps.

Thisis leading part of the business Parisans would
call the large place apart Tor this department
Ion" 1t is TO the right entering from Chestnut
street splenddly lighted and with private rooms for
trying on and fitting dresses.
Ready made Dresses and Cloaks in large variety.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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n Sf, reforms in 80 days 500 invested. Official
lAGS Reports and iniorr asi1n free. Like profits
eekfy ON Stock options OF S1J $50. Address, T.
OTTER WIGHT 4 CO., Bankers, IS Wall St., N. Y.
Oct. paw F fSk*
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DAUCHY'S ADVERTISEMENTS

GUUU PLAN. Combining and Operating many orders IN
n every AdvAntase Of geatct rnplt With
beat skiiiul management Large prehs divided pr rata,
m Investments Of tz5 to tiooeo Circular. Win fni
rxpfssations how &ii can succeed In so feelings,
LAWRENCE CO., 10 Broad street, New York
Oct. sch, f87e.-4w.
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Immediately at Chestnut street entrances with only
the hBes novelties in Neck wesr Scars Collars and
Cafs, &c. JOHN wANAMAKER:
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No IS.
K.-Shawls.

No IS.
K.--Shawls.
We exhibit fne line of Shawls Of etery description
from real Indias for $500 down the common Break
fast Shawl for ST. beautiful variety Of the medium
grades In long and square styles either In plain sub
dued high colorings. JOHN WANAMAkEks
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N. N. N. N.-Special Counter for Gents ex-
ira Fine Furnishing Goods.
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Oh A No rs Stops, 8 set Reeds. Knee Swellss
VhUANS Stool and Book only s9s. Oct Pias
nos. stool Cover and Book only sl4375. Illustrated
Newspaper sent free. Address Daniel F Beatty, Wash
jpefon " Oct. 22-4w.
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Ladies', GentIemen's aud chidren's Clothes Cleaned
and Dyed WITHOUT TAKING TO PIECES
Every kind of Dresses. Shawl. Sacques Silks, Lace
Curtains Ties, Rbbons Sashes White Ears Kid Caters
slippers, Gloves. Coais, Pants, Vests, Blankets. Rugs
Mats. &C., &C.. done up equal 70
All orders entrusted % me viii be promptly executed
in the hest manner.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
W W. RouGHToN.
Sept, is77.-iy.
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TEhal VAL YO2k

Allow cold to advance in your sys.
tenn and thus encourage more serious
maladies, such as Pneumonia, Hemor-
rhages, and Lung troubles when an i'm
mediate relief can be so readily attain
led. Boschee'S German Syrup has gain
ed the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the severest
Lung Diseases. It is DR.. Boschee's
famous German prescription, and is
prepared with the greatest care, and
no fear need be entertained in admin
istering it to the youngest child, as pei
directions. The sale OF this medicine
is unprecedented. Since first intro.
lduced there has been a constant in
creasing demand and without single
report of q failure to do it's work in any
case. Ask your Druggist as to the
truth of these remarks. Large size u
cents. Try it and be convinced.
47y1eoW
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BRISTOL, Oct. 6. 1879.
There was quite an exodus of Bris-

| There was quite an exodus of Bris-
tolians to Waukegan fair. They sEant-
ed to see the balloon go up and were
sadly disappointed in the aff:.zr.
Among the visitors were Mr.. J. D.
Fowler, Mrs. Dan. Marie, Mr.. R3uag-
man, Mr.. A. Gale, Mr.. A. Epson. MRS.
Grey and sisters, Miss Ella Bishop,
Frank Horton and brother, Wesley
Gethen and wife, HI. III. Holbrook and
wife and others too numerous to men
ton.
NJ Seth Thayer has singing school
at the Plank Road Church On Wednes-
day evenings. He will be pleased to
see all who wish to learn to sing.
We had quite an excitement over a
lost boy. A son of Mr.. E. Castle took
on Friday horse and rode oyer to
Mr. Fl. Holbrook's, telling people on
the way that he was going to Racine
Mrs. Holbrook wished him to go home
but he said his father did not care
about his being away SO long as the
horse was taken good care Of. Friday
and Saturday were spent by the anx-
ious father and friends in search Of
him. Mr.. II. Holbrook heard at Wau-
kegan lair that he was lost and was
surprised to find him at his house on
arriving at home. On Saturday even
ing MI. III. started home with the boy
Immediately and found the father had
just started to prepare for d vigorous
hunt on Sunday. Mr.. FL. went after
him and brought him back. Verify
boys will be boys.
Mr.. Gull commences school on Mon
day in District No. 5. near MI. Spen
|ser's.
Please correct mistake made last
week. The preacher at the Plank
Road Church was Elder Montague,
from Fort Atkinson.
That Station Agent of ours, j. G. r.,
on the 18th inst: finishes up his three
score and ten. But as he believes that
the words of Moses in the Goth psalm
does not refer to any but the men that
left Egypt with Moses, he the said
j. c r. thinks he may trot round an
other year Or two. SENEx.
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John cleveland Holmes was born
March d. lno2' at eaageft es, Ulster
70, N. Z. lie came west IN 1929, Nv
Ing III and ne&r Cleveland, O., for 3
years; here he wa married to Fannie
E. Woodbridge who accompanied him
to Goshen, Ind, where he lived four
years. He then came to Kenosha. To-
eating upon the farm where he died
Sept. 2sth. rejoicing in the ex,pctation
of 4 blissful Eternal life thrnuyb firth
in the atoning work Of the Lord Jesus
Christ. He was q member Of the Ban
fist Church for upwards Of forty wears
doing much for it's prosperity, liberally
assisting in the erection Of the church
e,}ifice and servino as an office, of tho
chnroh oovor,1 vo.,s r4a ,,-,., ,oon
.,;1od NV +booo ,u,o 1~no,,, ,,;,n ,lo
We
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SOMERS.
SENEX.

Last week Thursday was the nearest
to a rainy dag we have had for three
months. About two inches Of rain fell,
enough to made pastures look green
with the heat that we have experience
ed for something like a week the Their
mometer ranging as high as eighty-fve
degrees and possibly higher.
The early frost this autumn and the
late in the spring makes considerable
soft corn in pieces frozen, whilst those
that escaped are good.
Farmers are busy ploughing, and
quite a number have began to husk
corn. A few are threshing and others
hauling grain and hay to market.
Mrs. Nellie Spence has returned to
her home in Mansion.
Rev. G. Parsons is attending the M.
E. Conference at Milwaukee.
Chas. Mitchell and Eyeritt Johnson
have returned from their western trip
Mrs. Graves has been visiting at her
fathers, J. Bishop, her health having
improved considerably of late.
Rev. Mr.. Eaton, Of Beloit, formerly
of this place, stopped over one day last
week on his way to Milwaukee, and
made several calls.
Fred. Leonard, Of Bristol, on his way
to Racine was taken with chill, and
had to lay over number at days at his
sisters, Mrs. James II. Finks.
On Saturday last, Mr.. Castle, of Dris-
tol, was in our town in company with
some of our citizens, looking for his
child youth of six years, who had
started the morning previous with a
horse for Racine. I understand he
was found that day. S.
Oct. 6, 1879.
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WILMOT, Oct. 6, 1879.
Oct. 6, IS

There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Old Settlers Club Of Kenosha
County Saturday, Oct. Is at $50
o'clock a. m. sharp, for the election of
officers and such other business as NAV
come before the club. There will al
so be an excursion on the Steamer
Athlete to the club house at Fox Lake
for the benefit Of the club. The steam
Ell will leave her dock at hall -past nine
a. m. sharp. All are invited to attend.
II. S. THORP, President.
w. BENEDICT, Secretary.
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Indian Summer.
The rife club is blooming.
The yachts are going into winter
quarters.
Harbor arrivals were numerous list
week.
Justice G1llett took in the conven-
ton at Elkhorn last Tuesday.
Local politics continue very quiet.
Z. NJ Alvord is occupying his new
residence.
The season now closing has been
productive of more improvements than
any previous season for many years.
The fast mai! train on the kenosha
Division of the c. & n. ". Ry, has
been withdrawn.
Those who wish to purchase u new
stove or anything III the hardware line
will please read the new advertise
ment Of C. A. Dewey in this paprr.
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The ladies of Kenosha are agitating
the building of new fence around the
Park. The old fence was built with
means raised by the ladies more than
twenty years ago. The fence now is
lin d dilapidated condition; the city
fathers seem to take no steps to replace
the old fence with a new one, and the
result is, the ladies GDiU not allow the
old fence to be an eyesore to the pub
lie any longer.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

REM EDIEs FOR Bowel COMPLAINT.
AT ssTARKWEATHER'sD DRUG STORE.
Rewards Compound Syrup Black
berry, Wakefield's Blackberry Balsam
Starkweather's Pain Relief, Dodge's
Cinnamon Cordial, Fosgal's Anodyne
Cordial, Jaynes' Carminitive Ba!sam.
Chew JAcKsoN's BEST Sweet Navy Tobacco
Mixed Paints, ready for the brush
assorted colors, at Stark weather's 3tt
Imported Canary Birds, Gold Fish
Aquariums and Fish Globes, for sale
at Starkweather's, 3tf
The Millville atmospheric Fruit
Jars, all glass. The best in use, at
Starkweather's. 3tf
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a GARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indscretionS Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay loss of manhood, &c. I will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
treat remedy was discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a self addressed envelope
90 the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station ID
NeD York CitU. 36yl