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PROFESSIONAL.
CORS ENLEVES.

Sans Douleur: Durlnons mauvais ongles, en-
geures solgnes avec success, par le DOCrEUR
WHITE, Chiropediste, numero lilG Pennsylvania
avenue, vis.a-vis le' Wizards Hotel. lie DOCrEuR
WHITE, est etabll a Washington depuis 1861.
Pour SONS donnes chezlui 81; q domicille, ~
nR BOSwORTH, 9lS L STREET n. W., is THE
~ most skillful and the only Scientific Medical
Electrician in this city, All nervous and chronic
diseases positively cured Female diseases special
~. Refers 90 Senators ID. w, voorhees,, Indiana; j.
j. Patterson, Is. G.; Samuel Norment Washington, ID;
g, aud 9thera consultation nee a competent nnd
nol+ly
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DENTISTS.
Dir. CANDEE. OF NEW YORK,
SpECIALlSr.

treat HemOrrhoids or Piles. VIII
give 500 for any case OF Itching,
Bleeding, Blind or Projecting Piles
my remedies VIII not help ana cure.
use only external and internal
remedies; no caustics, no acids al inn
mediate relief; no detention nom
business. | treat and cure all Female
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
sMuruAI r1nE1NsURANoE COMPANY

ny1I5=7 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
REFORM TfCREr:
DIR. JOSEPH NJ. TONER
GEORGE r. DEARING,
GEORGE w. COCHRAN,
HENRY POLkINHORN,
GEORGE BAUER
REUBEN Il. CLARK,
THOMAS som ERVILHE.
Election will be held a. odd Fellows Hall seventh
street northwest, Monday, January 10. Polls open ~
o n, m; close NJ & y. m. ial7-2t
NV AMERICAN COLoNTZATION SOCIETY.
~ The SiNty-third Annual Meeting OF the
American Colonization Society will bc held ~ tuuh.
dry NJ. T. church on UESDAN evening, 10Th inst, at
$50 clock Addresses are expected from Hon. JOHN
II. H. Lntrobe, Rev. James @. Bryant Hon. e. Wash.
lngton Warren aud REV. d. Q. Hnynes. la1-SH
H.1Sys A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
- OF the Washington Gas-Light Company for
the election Of Directors will he held at the office OF
tho Company, as Tenth street northwest, on MON
DAY February 2, 1880 between Y O'clock m. end
?. M. CHARLES Is. BAILEY.
lalGtd secretary
n-S9ys MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
49, The Executive Committee of one Hundred,
friends of the old Board Of Managers, by niusng new
elements ni strength. me citing us we believe the neeu
ana sentiment Of every class Ia the Company present
the following ticket for the votes Of the p1lcyhold.
eis, on MONDAY, january ~, 1880, at Odd-fehOws
Hall, at O'Clock a. m.
MANAGERS.
Samuel NOrment, Anton Eherly,
John Van Riswick, Jesse B. Wilson,
NJ, q. Emery, f. Kurt Johnson, .
James w. Barker. ialG3t
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1850 Prizes,
Whole Tickets, 81.
"a Tickets, $50,
Sll2, 400
Half Tickets, 81.
30 Tickets, 800.

All applications for club rates should be made TO
the home office Remit by bank dram or express,
ORDERS OF q AND UPWARD, BY EXPRESS
CAN ne SENT AT OUR EXPENSE.
Fun list OF drawing pub ished IN louisville SouR,
IER-JoUHSAL and New York Herald, and mailed 70
all ticketholdeTs. For tickets and Information ad-
d rtSs y. j, CON MEHFORD, Courier Journal Build.
Ing, Louisville, KY, or 1863 BrOn way New York
Also J. W, CLARK. 1908 New York avenue. Wash
ID U,
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CREAT REDUCVTON.

Mems Fine Calf Hand.Sewed Caters, $40 for
merly So. Mems Fine Calf NJ =, Callers, ~ aud tatO
nrmtrly y, Mems Fine tnslish Walkilngphast e
But or Laced Shoes In the city Ie best 81 aud Si25
Misses But Peb Goat CHl be found. There Misses and
Bows School Slices our leader Childg 100, We haVO
the best tltO Ladies Goa, and KID Bat In tho mar
ktt With Heel Plates all widths A heavy goods Rt
reduced prices to close ont. II, S-JuSthB Heel PrO-
tectOTs given away, Sign BIG Shoe
u, ". SELBY,
InlG IOl4 and 1915 pennR Ave
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g A RICH MANS OVERCOAT,

30s NINTH ST. near Penna. ave You will md
large assortment of the above Clothing together with
Heavy Winter Goods at same rates. OcS-Om
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( THE WIRES SEoREr.-"I will tell you the
secret Of our happy married life, = said gen.
tleman of theescore and ten. g We have been
married for forty years; my bride was the
belle of New York when married her, and
though loved her for herself, still beautiful
flower is all the lovelier poised in an exquisite.
vase. My wife knew this, and true to her gem
uine refinement, has never in all these forty
years, appeared at the table or allowed me to
see her less dressed than during the days of
our honeymoon. Some might think this fool
ish vanity call 1t real womanliness. pre-
sumo should not have ceased to love her had
she followed the example of many Others and
considering the everyday life of home neces--
sarily devoid of beauty allowed herself to DO
careless of such small measures as dressing
for her husbands eye but love is incseased
when we are proud Of the object loved, and
to-day lam more proud of my beautiful wife
with her silver hair aud gentle face, than Of
the bride whose loneliness was the theme OF
every tongue. Any yonng lady can win a
lover how few can keep them such after
years Of married life.r
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JUDGE JEREMTAH S. BLd0KS 0PTN
ION or GARFIELD.

81 haze been General Garfeld's depoted
friend for nsawy gears, and I am resolved thai
neuer soiU belieoe thai he does not dessroe The
affection I Aaos 5sssososd upon him. IF HE
WOULD CARRY THE PRINCIPLES WHICH REeU-
LATE HIS PRIvATE LIFE INTO HIS PUBLIC
CONDUCT HE WOULD MAKE THE BEST CHIEF
MAGISTRATE WE HAVE EVER HAD. But be
will act for the interests of his party, as be
has acted all his lifetime, and that win re-
quire him to take the advice which Stephens
gave 60 Montpeius in the buckshot war.
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THE NEW YORK SUN ON THE DEM.
OCRATIC NOMINATION..

AS the New York Sun is the leading DEM
ocratic paper Of the country, its utterances in
regard to the Democratic nomination for
President are worthy of attention.
At the opening of the Cincinnati Conven-
tion, it remarked
Either the Democrats must give up the
fraud issue or nominate Tilden.
And il the Democrats do not nominate Mr..
Tiiden they do relinquish the fraud issue
the strength of their canvass.
Tildeu, Principle and Victory, or somebody
else, no issue and defeat
Which?
Answer, Cincinnati
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A young lady was speaking to friend who
had called upon her regarding trait charac-
teristic of her mother, who always had q good
word to say to every one. Why" she said,
~ believe If Satan was under discussion,
mother would have good word to say for
him." Just then the mother entered and was
informed what the daughter bad said, where
upon she quietly observed, /" WE'LL my dear,
think we might all initiate safan's perseyer-
ance -
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POETRY.
). re HUNGRY DEMoCRATs.n

III
Poor Tsnnsr TASTED forty days sat.when he did get
His symp9stbTing friends had more than ever they
TO feed that iaished fellow, and to give him back his
weight;
And all the world just marvelled the quantities
ate.
Poor English for twenty years we've hardly had
And thas'sthe one big reason why a change for US
should Gomez
He wants the long-delayed repast to hurry and be
spread
Before the Democratic partys gone completely dead.
CHoRus.
When fat money furnishes the old means Of wealth.
When chills and fever to be the normal state of
health, tsH
When farmers grow potato bugs and weeds and this
ties SOW ds
Wen help the rebel party then; but not till them OH
no.
That poor old vagrant tell Il not in Gath
Has lived score of years upon its Alcoholic bath
Well better make II torty Tor once 1t sartsto feed,
The country isn't rich enough TO satisfy its need.
With offices demanded by each Southern Brgadier,
Whilst claims laves and debts would attack
flank and rear. $50 sskFaf4skA sssf3
Our age would be like Pharaoh with his ocusts at his
81 corn, - trsa Nae ,ss~4~e = -.
And leave bat little for its heirs as slreIas you are
born.
CHORUS. When fiat money furnishes, &c.
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NO. 40.

Why CEsSfsn sHAyn TnRIK TffAb,--1n
answer to an inquiry the Journal Of Com
mesce gives sou9d info,1Es<sou nbp<Et the
Chinese pigtail. r. says the tonaure Of the
Chinese Is not . religious custom It Is 4
mark of subsection to the Tartar dynastv. It's
first Emperor, who began his reign in 1914.
having nsurped tho Dragon Throne, deter
mined 70 make the tonsure Of Manchuria, his
native country, the index and proof Of the
submission Of the Chinese to bis anthority.--
He therefore ordered them To shave all the
head except the crown AID allowing the hair
on that to grow long, to dress 1t after the
fashion Of Manchuria, Previous to that thew
had worn long hair over the whole head and
arranged It ina tuft or coil on the crown
The arbitrary command of the new Emperor
was obeyed with great reluctance, and BONN
ties were givenat first to the leaders who set
the fashion, and to many Of the common peo-
pie. The Chinese are now much attached to
the custom, although IL Is a badge Of what
ought to be considered humiliating scfvi-
tude. The priests, whether they shave BARI
OF the head or not, coil the hair on the crown.
and do not braid 1t or let 1t hang down. Reb-
els against the Tartar dynasty when insur-
rections break nut, go back to the full head of
hair, and the common name for them ia i'm
perial circles Is long haired robbefs.'' -
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Style A few days ago old Uncle Nose was
seen coming down Galveston avenue dressed
fit to kill with swallow-taA coat, white
cboker and an old brass watch. "Is you
gwine to cbristin' or a weddn'9 ; asked an
astonished acquaintance. "No, sab. Use
jess gwine to whitewash do back fence of a
man who is wuff more en- fifty thousand dol
lars In Houston city bonds--so he tole me
hisself. "-[ Galveston News.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-09-29

An old and unfruitful apple tree, near
Maroa, Macan County, Illinois, was stripped
of its bad bark last Spring and resuscitated.
Within week bark formed all over the body,
and the tree is now loaded with apples for
the first time.
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A Cleveland train boy selected country
man as victim and worked him for all
he was worth was finally rewarded by this
oratioa !; 9 See here, ysang man, Idon't want
no books, and dout want no fruits, psx no
candies, nor no novels, but 7 will give you
fifty cents for two corks, two small corks, to
plug up my ears too keep me from being talk
ed to DEATH" ..s
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is sure cure for all ordinary diseases of Horses Cattle
Sheep and Swine 1t cures and prevents CHICKEN
CHOLERA. Your cow is certain to yield S5 PER CENT
MORE AND BETTER MILK AND BUTTER. Stock Fdffens
on One Fourth less Feed!
Being in possession of large number of excellent
testimonials, suaoin few:
have been using your Cattle Powder for horses,
cows, chickens and pigs and find it FIRsT-cIAss
thng.--George Bond, Germantown, Pa.
Please send me half gross of Cattle Powder. have
used two packs my and chickens. The COW
gave nearly twice the quantity of milk that she did be-
fore, and gave twice the amount of butter Ny chick
were dying, but cured Immediately after had
used the powder. Yours truly Jonas Pasour, Dallas
NC
have used and compared your Cattle Powder with
all Others and say it Is the best for horses CATTLE
sheep, hogs, &C. have tried 1t poultry for many
complaints, With success in every case-Jonathan
Weaver, Berryburg, Pa.
Last summer you sent me package of your powder
which gave to my poultry, and have not had one
droopy turkey or chicken since.-Mrs VIM. Knapp,
Orange, N Y.
Send me a pack or two of your Cattle Powder The
pack got from you last winter cured the chicken
cholera gave some of II to neighbor and II cured
his chiekens.-John Williams, Spruce Vale, Ohio.
Address me for pamphlet full of useful information
for the farmer, horseman or dairyinan.
f. A. MILLER,
33i Arch St. PHILA, Pa,
June 49, 1s80-ly
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No matter how poor people are, nearly
every one can afford to keep pair of horses
= one for clothes and the other for wood
baltimore Every Saturday.
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ROSE or CASHMERE HAIR TOXIC.

This preparation is made from the roses of the VAL
ley Of Cashmere, AID is entirely free from Sulphur.
Lead aud other poisonous and irritating substances
II Is richly periumed and renders the powders
hair oils &c. unnecessary Il preserves. softens and
beauties the hair and gives it rich ustre. 1t is
eellent for irritating infamed scalp. Ii
turns rancid Druggists sell IT, ASCHENBACH 4 MIL
LER, Proprietors, Sd and Callowhill Sts Phila. Pa
June 23.-ly. 4
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g What were the worst results Of the civil
war cried an orator. s Widows shout
ed Jones, who had married oHe.
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" Pair o. dies lost" said an undertaken.
when two persons died and his rival got both
funerals. - Steuben6eld Herald.
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g That prisoner has a very smooth coun--
tenanee," said the Judge to the Sheriff. =
g Yes,n said the Sheriff, 6 he was ironed just
before be was brought ia. =
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The Rational Treatment

Cures Catarrh Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Asthma ard
Consumption, well Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Kidney Disease, Womb Disease. Sexual Weakness and
Nervous Exhaustion. No patentmedicine scheme but
remedies prescribed to suit each case
Address Il Lands, NJ d., Reading Pa Write your
full name, p o., State and Co., IN plain hand.
Sept. Sth. 1880
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Hole on dar," said eobrsd man, hailine
an acquaintance. docs yer cross de street
ebbery time yer sses me ter keep frum payiu'
dat billp" what fur, den . Ter keep
from bein' axad fur it,"
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Or. JONES' rARAXAcUM TONIC

virtues have stood test of forty years is infaibe
IN the cure Of Dyspepsia, General Debility, Chronic
Weakness of Lungs, Spleen, Kidneys, Short Breath,
Heartburn, ST. vitus Dance, Pain in the stomach Back
and Chest Particularly adapted to all Female Dsea-
SEES no matter what the age Of the patient may be.
Price 70 cents. Sold by druggists.
ASA JONES, Propr, sls N Sd ST. Philsr Pa.
June 23.-1y.
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Whom young men idolize young ladies they
are very apt to tell great many idle lies.
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LAMBERTYILLE N. j.. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER % 1880 Z

of the Federalists as party It is upquestlon-
ably true that we are indebted to them for
the strong points of the Constitution and for
the stable government they founded and
strengthened during the administration of
Washington aud Adams. SsfvS 81
While it is true that no party can stand up
on its past record alone, yet it is also true
that its past shows the spirit and character Of
the organization, and enables us to Judge
what it will probably do in the future.
t,Atft go SsAAsa sGs1sf q
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Twenty-Five years ago this republic was
wearing triple chain of bondage. Long fa-
miliarty with traffic in the bodies and souls of
men had paralyzed the consciences of ma
jority of our people, The doctrine of State
Sovereignty had shocked and weakened the
noblor and benefcent powers of the National
Government, and the grasping power Of sla-
very was seizing the original territories of the
West and dragging them into the den of
eternal bondage. At that crisis the Republic
can Party was born. 1t drew its first iuspira-
tion from the fire Of liberty which God has
lighted 10 every mans heart, and which all
the powers of ignorance and tyranny can new
er wholly extinguish. The Republican party
came to deliver aud save the republic. 1t en-
tered the arena when the beleagured and as
sailed territories were struggling for freedom,
and drew around them the sacred circle Of
liberty, which the demon of slavery has new
er dared to GROSS 7. made them free forever
Speech nominating Shermen,
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BEER WITHOUT Hofs.--1here is at Leip-
sic an institution for teaching the smanufac-
ture of chemicals one Of the methods which 1t
PROCESSES to have broughtto the greatest per-
lection being howto make beer without the
use OF hops or malt This method, properly
practiced, is guaranteed to give profit Of three
hundred per cent?, while the recipe is offered
for sale at very low price. Place a decoction
OF starch and sulphuric acid 10 sautepan and
let it ferment but IL it should fail to do 30 a
little alcohol will have the desired effect. To
this preparation add proportionates quantity
ofwater and the bitter taste of the hop may
be obtained by addition Of max yoniea and
other poisonous or medicinal bitterss A little
glycerine will be found TO give suayity to
the mixture and the addition of a few drops
strong acid is recommended as helping to
make 1t keep we'll. a4A 80 S.
This method Is said to be In great favor
among the commission agents who import
beer into France and Germany and, as of
the five million gallons of beer consumed last
year Id Paris alone, only 100000 were brewed
in the city itself, more than one half the re-
mainder coming from Germany, 1t may be
taken for granted that some OF it was inno-
cent Of either hops or malt.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-09-29
PERSIAN INSECT POWDER
(AScHENBAcH & .MiLLER)

Just the Thing Wanted in Every Household i
Reaches, ants, bugs moths, garden worms ETC.. fall
victims TO its deadly effects Immediately upon coming
in contact with it, 1t is truly the genuine Persian the
flowers being imported direct then ground and pre-
pared atvnr laboratory anderotr superv sion so
that we can guarantee its absolute freedom from adult
sefatien Druggists and country Shareholders sell It,
Wholesale depot, NJ w Corner Sd and Callowhill SITS
Phfta. IS June 23.-ly
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MEDICAL.

AFEsSAGIS left at Central Drug Store LambertvilIe
M for r. e Foulke, NJ. D.. viii be promptly attended
to. r. G. Foulke, NJ. D.,
March "a, 1880, 6ni. New Hope, Pa.
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PARTIES.
Political parties like poets are born not
made, No act Of political mechanics howey-
en- wise can manufacture to order and make a
platform and put party on It which will live
and flourish.
The Flowers that bloom over the garden
wall Of party politics are the sweetest and
most fragrant that bloom in the gardens Of
this world.
Whatever opinions we may now entertain
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Whatever opinions we may now entertain
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-07

The Daily Globe. the new paper in
San Francisco. started BY the printers
who left the Chronicle Office sooner than
have their wages any further reduced.
came into tangible existence yesterday
morning. It il . t~wsnty.four column
journal, containing oil the news OF the
day. tslesrsphic. local and general,
plenty Of good reading matter. healthy
advertising patronage. and looks like q
success. 1t ought to be. Its editorial
bow to the public sets forth the follow.
ing .
Our policy IL principle. We shall build
squareiy ON that foundation. though We
never reach the second story. There IL
moro satisfaction in . substantial old ruin
thar In many Of the fimsy structures Of
tho day. We are independent. We v
both ourselves and our paper. Neither are
for sale, In politics We shall support the
bsst man for the place. regardless Of party.
In all things We shall support the right -
We believe 10. regardless Of consequences.
Our mission 10 to tell the news-not a.
NO would like to have 10. not a. VI would
like people to believe II. but - IL Is. This
mission We shall perform 10 the best OF
our ability.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-07

Marwood. the English public execu.
TONER. was shown all the courtesiss
during his recent visit to New York. He
took much professional interest In in
spectins the prisons, apparatus and con-
vsniences for hanging, etc. On leaving
the Tombs hs thanked the Warden col.
daily for the many attentions and cou
tesiss shown him. declaring that he had
enjoyed the visit very much. ''And now
In return for your Kindness" said he.
'.lst me show you this little pocket model
Of my recently perfected apparatus for
hanging ak men at once. The nobility
all admire its simple yet effective princi.
pie and an infant three years old can
work il. I've hanged several men on 1t,
and their relatives sent me letters Of
thanks"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-07
SOUND PoLIrICAL roLlcY.

II viii b observed a. . significant
circumstances that the latest Rspub.
lean State Conventions in the East de-
eide against the s1pedisncy or sound
political policy Of instructing the dele.
gates they send to Chicago. The truth
OF the matter is that as the time for the
National Convention draws near. and
the relative strength OF the ~oontendipg
candidates becomes more manifest. the
sound headed Republicans Of the East
geo that the contest in the convention is
liable to be . very lively n and per.
hsps terminate in . bolt OF . split. for
the friends OF either Grant or Blaine are
not disposed to give way to each other
in the least. The unpledged delegates
In that convention will hold the balance
Of power. and can combine with either
side. or bring out the dark horse"
Strict regard for the best interests and
harmonious effectiveness Of the party
will compel the Convention to agree
upon . compromise candidate-vhich
will be wsshburns. In view OF this
contingency. ii il simply shrewd and
sensible policy on the part Of State Con-
vsntions to choose the right sort Of men
for delegates and send them to Chicago
unplsdsed. except to act in unison for
the best interest and success Of the
party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-05-07

The Philadelphia Press Of April 2Sth
gives the following: Jefferson Davis,
the 'hoop-skirt" President Of the South.
srn Confsdsracy. passed through Lam.
caster on the day express yesterday
afternoon at $40. On route from Pitts.
burg to New York. There was no public
reception. but q depot official says that
the car on which he was riding stopped
on the North Queen street crossing,
and looking down the street to the
beautiful pile of New Hampshire granite
in Center square. JEFF asked what that
was. "That, sir" said the official, 'is
the monument which was erected by .
grateful people to the memory Of those
who fell in the Union army" JEFF was
b~ecomingly silent.