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, 1880-09-21
ST, LOUIS GRIEVANCE,

ST. Louis, Sept, .0.-Ths Committee ap.
polluted s1n!a aays since to consider and 10.
wise plan TO procure q new census for this
city had consultation with Mayor Over.
stnlz this afternoon, anil It WAS decllt.at 10
semn 4 committee ii Washington to confer
with Secretary schnTz and Ggn. Walker, Su.
perintendent Ut the Census Bureau, ult tie
subject. The llUn. Ja,nes u. Ur0atillea,l,
Gap1. Sllas Bent. md ex.1onRressntan q. 4.
E1nlelAburg will constitute lte C0n!nlllee.
, 1880-09-21

Dearborn aetcct, yesterday afternoon. tn r,nko
The prnrer number will he slRRcste! Il. tl,e
war1l clubs. nntl then Endorsement asked nt thu
primaries. The "',trct nf ttlrs.'. IL t1t to pnck
tho Convention IN the tntrrpAt nj nlly clique lht
thn "trrrrrs nnl strikers Will not he mt tn
give up their power ~ the sllIs.elockiDg clc-
lnG1t.
, 1880-09-21
1l1N'IiIlLsES.

jackson st. Clair filed ii b'll yesterday ci1nrg-
lug hs wife. Mary l.. st. Clair, with t1rsertipn,
anil askInx for divorce.
.lohn N. tlAnsoua askcl for Il divorce from
Caroline lsAus0fne f1r the sntne catise.
Judge .lnlnpS,tn yesterday granted divorce to
julius NrcenEhldt frnlu Lem ttrMn[nldt on tho
Ero.tlui of 4lcscrtInt, ntA ia Andrew Wetx from
Elizabeth Weltz fnr cruelty.
.l,tHu NHrnf, us1ntrtl II similar Gccrec to Al
hcrtusI Miller tFHm tic0fHGtth j. L. AltllDr on
the grnunJ Ut tlcsertlOn.
, 1880-09-21
THE HUMANE SOCIETY PRIZE,

: OFFICE of THE AMERICAN lll1MASE ASSp-
ClATioE, C.ltcAs0, Sept. :0.-Notice Is het,~
by giyen to all concerned thai tho tlllu fur
receiving models aild plans of III improved
catl1e-car In competition fur the s5,0U0 prI4u
01(src.l by this Associatinn, which tl,nn WAS
heretofore ansIouncetl u expire MI Oct. |,
Is loEeby extended until Jan. l, ISL, whIcl,
tl,at tlla press ut this country will serve thu
CAUSE 1T humanity by el;tnE this l0tiea nj
wldu II eiteulati.,n ~ ps,ssihle. Fnr further
iititrlnAtE0l. competitors will apply us below,
!ncI0sln. stanp fur Ieply.
EDWIN LEE it1,0WSt
resident A. y, A.. aud Cha!rtuan VI Judges OF
thc tt.00 prize,
"13air hcvivum" rcstoIcs gray hair 10 It's orig
thal colot fur " cents.
, 1880-09-21
TIE COURTS.
The Chicago Building Society
Heard From Again.
A Fight Over tlle prossar Twiu-0ylinder
Uar-Tho Criminal Court.
Aid. McGfath Called On 10 Fila His Answer 10
Writ ot Quo Warran!o.

Wrii ot D1,o Wavranlo
rtttr+un u,ftt,,tSa snrrrry.
Luther Sor,hw"y. IT Meck'cnccrx, il, u. rot.
trr a"| |feorfc !. lntier. ri AuE''sta. Nc. he'i
n bill yesterday In thu Circuit Court ngn!nst tho
nhi:Nsu uu'''n o''S s' 49,. ',.. ~
Mctarlhy' u. a: HUGS. y. H. nfoono. .hn Nev. ~.
wi,.i up Tho uttaIia of tho Company. The Tam.
pnny. which, by Tim yny. has ,,Iatc itsclf II very
uSnrnsia,to S % teru,stion re- t,'r,ns thu pas, fox
lsss. With capital Of sr,ooo,ao rho 'tock was
pn'a stock, tho former being rs'l up in
~ inssnllments. tho latter hulng onI'.
nurv abnrrs nnll I'm when they wcro
sabserte,l far. rl,e.e latter aEs!n " we're !v'!sa
Ut" c:',o', ,' ts an Ts.ess ssk - 1uo ,at t'f @ a.
hos'iM ~" r ,n1 co % II i, r. ,,o1 @ H.t MIS "n
ass sn. ~, .i,,u ,n, ~ @ n,.. n5n.
s,l.sai'it: a am,,nt of Tic prc:erre,l siuck. AID
hnxc 4. 'w,!c.i 4 ir scscr"! years, From @ @ ,sg 10
,i,' ,''sn.t wv ",,i ."cr,","d M ,n % r,si r..
s,. ~ y, ,,w =, III c,is n, mvn .rs tcsilrs
9 ~, - rmy ~ H. ~. ,m ~" n,s t,,r ~ nn,,,,. ma
~, ul LINZ, ,; t.'o & ~. TX IA ?c iIt, y. ~ s" @
NJ a.en E mc an. ne"s9 @ XIV. y \" ,,os ~ ',t
IN to va'ng o. INC &!H: nna ~. aess Ill., hNe n1
ratss h.,,. ~ ml,,w" hnit,ers n rttn,,nn
s..ck. i. ei,aR !a. 's,e, ~ H..
nst tnoraor nv 'ne feTt"ss toe nw .'s
,ui s"fnv saI III ntt,nr Tmin'.. cxcrm,,r th1
$:HiGNO nlH,yc mentioned. Ti,csu ,rriIiic,srA
nnlulnt to $f'taa'. aL It they atiu rntd they will
exi.'at tic a.sfis y tns SenrhS VIZ . 1,,roo,
o,x mt.S..r"I u mi. ~ lin tmost vmnn rtnI "a.
the, wch WIZ T., have iiec,l hui ycsserty, ,ti,l
hui nestrd - at.cep. Hs c,Is1l tho nlove-snen-
iionc'i snrt;:icatSs lhus ExanE tsesSsn,s ~
.."S! pPlHHtuHn3 - NHMnn. ~. ~ tt1 tst..n"11
, 1880-09-21
STAII1.Ets-sl,GRATII.

IL ~, ,...n ~ ,ho s,nun,r.N,r,ro,, A,a.r-
-" wv .'as" -. ~ ."u '',''.4 a.. n''s
1nur,ll,g III Sta.,her by Judge Aioran IL t,Ie hIs
Information. Thu .locnmcnt, wh,cl, ts vory SHIRT
'''s ."., ~. ... ,',,. 49,. e."''. ,.. 3.i
A.'u 'ess aIy' sSta wv t'!nt e'na'VF WIS 4GEaHy
"'ce1ea " the Iohlfhoh Eoosic'l from lhu foar'
tecnlh Wnt,l, hut that i. i. MCGrnth IL nnw
wrsnYIn!!S t,eeupytsu sha, ctyetet! tnsssin,, mn.
cllis III him 10 stiuw hy what rxhi ho msal,nuk
~ MI Tim pIAct. 4 rule WIS antcrci roturnnb1o
AN USTnnYUSATE STOCKUOLpEIl
W,1l,nn,x \ 1vvn,n,, r,,,arlav n.I !, ,,;lI In tho
, 1880-09-21

Arthur Frtnk, Assignee IN bankruptcy Of II.
Nensherpcr & Cp.. commenced II EuIt III trcspnss
against 1trnry =. Knfl,1, Max Winc1nan, Atnscs
Knhn. and II. a. Kphnt md nnolhcr neainst
C1aytMIrgl,, EInssnn 4 To-, laying datnagcs In
ouch rQSU Mt $5UQ}.
, 1880-09-21

Il lremesss I!xe.tI:n:
ss ""re. ~ Of r1a ts !. Ma !" !. III ;
II: :f &C.
Eli .na faOn.p y .as ot & seats hSs Or
"''''"" -
.,.Es 4A9J,oM = TO uss!Ss nsocclsTs srs, ,,
TESTIMONIALS.
1;,,,:-,,,
-,---- ..
Disease Of the s'e"s s', h,e,.aa.1 e"a .iysr; =, m
DEAR s,n. saasrnx fos s"as ti"s VIII Iica;i.sh.
g :*:ss y: s;a RI sS
Al ,;1ss,it.t ;,t. nso,say. T.! T., E.. ~,
ieltt. $t1ehRieicns Tho Nerves. teeuIaea the .tpn.
nsM nHs ~ ME- .tct ana 'S'ofes ""ua
x,an,; i,i.s,,r.
,.'u,'S
PEAR s!M; Tht, II to rcrut, tIal T:u1 lNi'iAS
tht. Ee ks s19t Gssa. afo eafe "if y w ~
~''''@ ''' ''''''-' ~ ~
rlor.. t:,n,co.
ei; KAY IL s,is sss;ss: sssss ,ss
n!ss hNowS'
-..... hst,oon. Colo. TO-. tn
tssss & Ga H. saan as
kRuFaIrAA. ELL MJIJHEi.Ir
AZ 49,. p.eo,,,r,.,,u, II.
.,n h,xo found lsn@n1 L. nss,ax so"s t"M, i&;iy
piUOii SYHut fatr lfal lhui It il 4iI II 10 fsc,,t
chill. carea:
DEAR Sun: NJ dsnshtve had EAils f"r s1tt,esn .!,,
ss' n .s;s isi a " y; rt e sat s;c'5
ss'ss ss;t s % sf%ts
rSt te .thous' 'od |e1s1 sss i. ~ y
a.,,, :. ,,,, ..,,,
DEAN s, . * ,S so IT,. " T:n @ Sas X
iii '.'a.s'' n's's''': a''s. w00v'
sana-leh, l.a Galb O., H.,
Di.00D ssMLi: rh!eh i,fecafsa from, Iaat arr.t
4'A''A' e"rs e,'f ''ss, sor Te.1. . p,...... - N"
v,,, Tss,sES, Fs9xtn| t.,s;, III II!
&C. tseo%msna Ss 1t sS ai sasl.s'; a III stIstsa
All thu. !. !. ..:eo,..n.nae< !. uv.
p..s an s.,. e.,s ,sss xsr::: s::! 'isshas
ia ~ .lns,. fnnntI It luat a. rnrut,eu,rd II d
, 1880-09-21

The weekly Conference 1T tho baptist minis.
tors Of Chicago md vicinity assembled IN l'aror
~ OF tho Grand Pacific Yesterday AFTERNOON, the
1srv. Z. o. Taylor III The chajr.
The llev. MIR. Dun,lcrsnn, of Minnesota, was
introduced TO tho Conference, nn1 mafle few
rctnhrks fe!ntlvt 10 his ~urk among tue Scandl.
t,avians IN bis field. iio askcd t&le prayers OF
tho Conference for hts SUCCESS.
The hcv. Sfr. tlnrinb opened tho discussion
OIL ''Nctiio,ts nf coGpcration for Full anu VIM
ter Wnrk." flu spoke ur the Eeel Ut hcl.rty
kyInpathy otIc with anuthcr. There wns often
100 much criticism OF ono nnothtr's scr,uu,,s
a1"t n,ctiMds. Enrncst pleading u the Throne
Ut urnce he antt1, should l,u prnctccd fur tho
uplifting Of benrts tn G0d. tlu hnd M fnith In
tht.so skyrncket rcrtvnls which wire often held,
with nm rrhctIcal results. lie thought tho min
sters Hhs,si meet together III os1u Of tho
wnnld bless them. It wis nccessnry to ennccn-
trhtc their furcrs sometimes IN one dtrcetnn. II
wauttt hrr III tho work ErcAt gtHxl wt,,,td Ue A..
epShs 5 si CIT nv ff. e. ir y; ms
what tho iey. Sif Hrhoa snl.; It sho.lId i,c tic
nIin of ntnsters p scak evil of no one. ami !,e
criticism. nitcn0 III unfrIcfNtly character.
1w , ~ ny % sthoas b. r. rsaclnT H. Tno,s wo
,al!ncrof prcuchi,lg were often the 1npst effect.
iyo i, saving st1tls. Il WIN the habisof some
Attl xlnrlfy hiu when tlend.
1'ne ,si. nsy Dr ll,t1ert Thought + wo,,ld ne q
nntl Rpgtln MI evening with t,,en.
Tho itev. slrssrs. Howard. .VoaburEh. md
nthcrs ,scMss.sl tho subject, ill aRreelng With
Tho Itcv. !'r Stewart. Of 1orn,1to. now OIL llta
way 10 ttu Pacific coast for hts hcath, snokn or
t,9 ,nnanlftat1a 1'. q tho iaptist n .cl!o,nIftn
lust few years, and tho Lord was sgn,ty bless
NJ WIZ *''I,: Itn:, A., ,.,. ....,. ., - -
, 1880-09-21

..-... HstcFiuan StAtlui,. lie Kaih Co.. H.
DEAN eIr: TINS IA to certify Tint 1nuE ISniAa
Hl.uon SfNut' haA cussd tns uf FaR ~ the HACK
II u o YxluAbi0 nedlcta0. MltS. WDuO.
, 1880-09-21
TESTIMONIALS.
ILLINOIS.

Disease Of the Siotnnt.lt and Ltyer.
. tuItu. j Ate I andpr To In.
UkAn stilt Suffering for MINIS time with IicAtachs
nn1 jtkekae ui tia StHaCh ana Ibvrr. wns Idured
~ nA9 suHr reliable INDIAN HiiMHJ SYRUP, wLlta
Trakotnd me " perfsui health Atu alrstxtn,
No. ~ EiEAth-st CIiA5. SHELBY.
, 1880-09-21

,,hn, thnw .,o. ,Ln t.lni al t1,. 1,,Ao,jr,ta
when tnoy arg osee ne !fial OF ~, ina ~ notnlious
p @ VII IN, ~ tuo,,,v
- ~ .. n ..Is stn' t,n'' ~ t, Viz -,
..'its @ M ~" risaR Nr: mn!R t .u'e r '.mE "'.f ~
Eta thrill N,Ut Though II ia MT ,riritlv kunw1s
/" hr NJ, II wns freely stated ~ thr criMtlt'nl
t.a!rt nu!hiint Hsst''tax tnat ,,! ine i."sk
nr, IL" l,f,,nIa,ta n ,I,c.c ,nss.s md n niuiWr
1t fntu,"ste,i Wtincssca. wrru csasnltlc,l hefrrc
Tho Uran Jury. ntlst. ~ the prisoners wrrr tol
discharged. tic probability IA that tilg Ntnnd
Jury tfcctlel that sotn0 al thoin slnuld Qso hrld
(nr trial
tut OF 100 Jurors drawn for kGrt!ce Il rnncl OF
nnly twrtlty MAS Errlirett yrstert!nr morning.
the sick, the cacnsa!IIy.EMsy. and thnsr other
wise exempt Numbering tuttr. uf the while:
, 1880-09-21

CAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.
Rewnre Ut t:nuntGrfe|t Mr.ftc.ne. | eHpiny 10
agents Or runerA tu sJttSt tnde tt0 dfca
R(1tf.
, 1880-09-21

Teutuputts EnuHkAm tn, III.
DEAR BlH:, YnuT great IEhlAN HiAH'D htitutl
thE inst medicine tvAr us+d tHE Heart ut3rksv
recommend II 10 alt sl.niAsIJ antctad. ,,
, 1880-09-21


NJ fMfH j. III ~ xhIrh nTncMy.. Tso;i r.,,r nrrtt
has lciely cured Of u1snephh. ttIs aAv tess
medicine efur 1s1o. ullAM i. ALl.hh.
, 1880-09-21

DEAN SIR, i nnd your lNtiAN i'l!lun sfttf
epeedtly ture1 Cnlll aud recommend II y. tia
bpst hedica0 ia tho country for NheslM.atIsMi ard
Neuralgia. ELL MIVElfEt.l~
, 1880-09-21

NaNKA. t.ltnOor1und Co. III,
DEAR SIN: Ny dAuRbtBr had chtiDs for sOrf,een
months. and tired aln,st every thing. hui *tih'nt
HlANl!' AfRtJI. = shus. I'm! q which etscl9a,ly
fgsl o. inf tnrty. md had ins a'icuf
hay had your medicine IN my ht'ust "tul
put without II, md Ieca,uftnI IL ust tn 3uncfhS
kumhnlAJ. klku63ANkAu LANKkACk.
, 1880-09-21

.---...... Fisher. ElIRmpAisn fa}. III.
DEAR s!M: 'rhts II 70 certify thai ytus lNi1AH
nDDG5 SrRfas has dina Hle h,nre E',utt fnr Kidney
GuhnlHlHt aud llGaH DtHnsa IHan nnF Htltt hlrht.
Ct8 BvGr HheA II also Guscl tt,e Ut uy cntu!gR 1t
EhtIls knt 3ct0fuih, MAKuAtlEr CiiISM.
, 1880-09-21

Tho Methodist Mnlstera' Association hold n
regular 1acct!H. yesterday forcnuon. Tho ltev.
T.. II. fturns prps,lcH. Tho ort.er Ut business
WIS The consideration af NIL application from
Miss kowealiis, wt,o IL engaged IN missionary
work ut Kansas Guy. Several of Tho minister's
were anxious 10 knaw what tho lady desired.
II pecunary assIstunce was tlcsrct tauy lid nat
sec tho proprtety of gran.tuK It, ns IN n,osl vi
w s fSTsns@ a aeT tsEsr so eoa5sgtoa' sasa a"S ar
iii tic ''A' a,y W dosIrri 'ns wiz 'uSs si,e
Endorsement Of thu Association, Il vn,u WIS taarn
dissenting sNice, Tho lirv. llr Hnrli. Of tha
Ftrst swe'sh Church. send n lrtatecl statement
nt tho ttnanca condtton .nf Ut. church. nu'l
thu aiIiInE. III. inater was .sst ponc.l Tor ult;'
Wrtk. Alter stating lhnt II lin liexl HMpttns
sIa ltoy. 4. tfMralsi, If Ehic,gn wollta real
l'nper un, The i'rlelienl CtsnrnGtcr Of lMtlul.
13ie ltlNrterfy meeting vi tho ChlcnRD Dlstrfct
Conference Or the Alcsluh!lst Eplscutinl Church
htKan yeat0r'lay Aftprnsa,,l ut :: n'eil,ek In tho
'i', a.,lltnria,M q ts f,rs! Church. 1he pre-;
rlstlEf. hlt prayer ly thu itnr. +. r. Cleveland,
M tsrAnt Plaer Church. feeaitilnE Elder ". U.
Wtnx then !tN,ss she cisn.r. 'snU e,s.ty hs,xirss
q, the l.. syserai examining susntntttta. ntsnr
il,ga 10 th:t'lr .ilri.,g tho Ctn!ert'nru Thu Con-
D'etrk, VI wflrh hour thu cntn,nltlrrs viii
prtally submit tlluir fErnrts. uurtisN tin
evening 1haro WA yon.'g peoples ptaycE-
At tl,u convention or lhe 4. n. 4. Church YEA.
terttay Dr. u. t. Matthew'S q. ,lnhnsnn, nn.i %i,i.
I'm! FLINT wEro arpprMl trn'Il lau rul!N. e.
Maltsn.nrr . smith. CnAntll"r. aud J. i ln,lrs
llItalltlll,
Tnu session closed with tho doxolovy.
, 1880-09-21

T'lf4eUNtI. f11IlEQEk 10. III
pEAHHIn. have besu lronbIsd w,h htllnmsusti
mud 1lYtpf pals. and lHdt& stuu and AAst Astd ,'n
INDIAN l.OUl! SfAuf. Aud fuund Y to " = a!us
yAt4Anla tu<daelns. 1Ap&!Ab 1tlAHlht
, 1880-09-21

. Flora. C'nY IT,. Ill.,
,nKAn sin, 1h's y 10 assttff that yau. iSs'fAH
Cniila after all other msdtrincs pnh tatlst.
, 1880-09-21

uHAK A3,t. I hnss uaed yunt e1c resilient lNtltAS
nLtlup SyHul' In Hy famtty fur the paxl rvs ,eArA
aud have AlwAgs found It Iusl u Recommended. II
the psAt family mtdtth0 <tef 4sed ~ !nJ tAitttl}
Alf3. III. A. HUkH9-
, 1880-09-21

neAh slh: have beeh usHE tuur lNDlAHEtotl
the results Il iusffaa liz HuUti. HostOre1 isl al
,#!ite. St!ch9lacns Tho Nerves. neguIAtea tie ~tv
Aclt mud kfoWei4 And Jsa1tRFe Itnenn,Aitstj wnu
nut bo without H. MHS. WkS IT, LII.
, 1880-09-21

DEAR BIA: ! hasa usea yuur lkI}tAN Hi1H'h
4fltLit tar crAsnpa it Hlf AsorAcn AHu also fur M
cllidEan. vhu tauhtsd ~ttL spAsn,E std poss
sSsss - snss'"s~ @o''p'' Ei.iZADEyH AsyxE.
, 1880-09-21

l.eMUnt, Your To, III
DEAR SIN; ! have found, BY K.ytpg ynus tHl'itS
HiNDn SYRUP fair trial. that 1t ii AiI It - fec.
tAccA " hs. wa aaxas *ay unA wl> TAX! We ~ t1ut
AeAllh " kLt . 10 tt!al AIR. tltEkMAS.
, 1880-09-21

DEAR SIR. Tts ID 10 Gsruiy tllAI ypHT INDIAN
ni.UuDaYHli1' llsR cured Ue uf l.uHR DIssaau men
had 1stn ltoubuk Me trf = lohx t'Ms !ehssr1n'y
9"s"neasa" !" " -" '3A'1" tS5iX Wirr1hGToS.
, 1880-09-21
EuprressaSnsa Of N1enbtrnata0n.

DEAR s,M: M daughter ~as \ sufferer !t"tu Sup.
Rftas!Ln Ut AunsLt u4tlu0. A1 kftaF tabnrlx rhtsF
thts t,tryas4s l.t u'ast shaa sSaf. WITH shs !teA
Nuiusga thlc- iuuk asf. As0 far tslAl Ut uiAnf
oLhsf inxdIinss At,snx Haca SEA r. layA"'s A!!st.
ertitF. And. ssMN:nx Nss. {uas "asnphset " e.,
Vas IoaaIsl. ,uitusd,atsIy ptusxse on her z, ~
1Wnt iHs1tcts. and, 10 ttis l2Y II Wit s}Mpahsinf
AeAItl+ tOllN l.. Wll+IABAh.
, 1880-09-21


nKAn slKt was trouLca wtl'i H.ul.is.s fsr sums
AikA 4kn. lNfih.
, 1880-09-21

DKAnSlnf I can .aY t64t yunf iNitIAa Wi.OOD
EfHut has NJ n4uAl fnf topsupAuun. Slrk'l
kcl4 AIi, Ia tie lf1Ma anu tMts. AI,4 Yslsy
fSvy MN : nd tta ass - suusrtux hnnuAMhY.
''@%-~' - - itlitlbA 4. REEO,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-09-29

As the Democrats in this city are to have
John w. Forney to speak to them next week,
it will no doubt crafty them to know of For
ney's opinion Of Hancock, as expressed in his
paper while Hancock was showing his
statesmanship" in New Orleans. Here it
IT. aud the best Of II is, 1t is truthful, which is
more than can be said Of bis Democratic
speeches
Ia the Press Of April II, 1867, speaking Of
Gen. Hancock 8 conduct while in command of
the Fifth Military District:
. The recent REBEL administration Of
General Hancock HAS MADE TREASON
BOLD AND ID e FIAT 4 throughout the
Rtate E'fexasl p and that lin consequence
Of hts General Order No. 40. upscards
of SIXTY MURDERS sOere commit
ted scttitiss sic months after he took
c0nsDa0ad.''
Again, on the 30th OF May. 1868. Forney
wrote to the Press
General Hancock, handsome, but AauoAtu,
was not ia the procession to the graves at ali /,
evidently hating he affair because IL aoas not
iatended to A0nor rs6sis Hancock is evident.
ly beginning 70 discover that he cannot be the
Democratic candidate for President without
tnrning lis back on all those who stood BY
iim,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-09-29

g l--On our first page We begin this week the
publication of " Maxine Y selested from the
speeches end writings OF Gen. Garfield. They
are on general, patriotic and political subjects,
AND can be read with profit by all, however
much they may differ from the author polili-
cally These maxims (selections from which
will be published in three on four succeeding
issues show Gen. Garfield TO be a man Of ex-
traordinary mplishmenis, having a knowl-
edge of a wide range of subjects aud with the
ability to express pithly, wise aud brilliant
thoughts on great variety Of subjects. No
other man of such varied talent an
scholarship, in the whole history of the coun-
try, has been the Candidate Of "a party for
President. And this candidate Is the product
of American institutions, having risen from
the lowest round of the ladder His life is az
Inspiration to all, however humble.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-09-29

The infidels, or Liberals" as they de-
light to call themselves, held national con-
yention at Chicago last week. They rallied at
religion, blasphemed. mnted, quarreled,
sneered, snarled, and acted like company OF
devils. Ifthis seems harsh language, it will
not so seem when we state that one of the
resolutions condemned the " Comstock laws y
which flaws simply forbid the sending OF
obscene literature through the mails. II
these Liberals " (many of whom are women
to their shame be it said,) have their way,
the family will be thing of the past, virtue
will be a laughing stock, and society chaos.
Their actions disguised even Bob Ingersoll,
who withdrew from membership. ss4Y
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The phila. Record, although suppor.ip

The Phila. Record, although supporting
the Democratic ticket, don't appear to appreci-
ate the recent accessions to the party. In its
issue of Saturday and Monday the following
items appeared
Our Democratic exchanges continue to
reach MS filled with exultant admiration of
Butler and Forney. We now begin to look
forward to the day when the Republicans will
run JEFF Davis for Congress.
When such camp followers as Butter, For
pey, Mcclure and Sickles endeavor to crawl
under the tail feathers of the Democratic
rooster they make apparent to the friends of
that fowl the meaning Of the poet who wrote
And there is even q happiness
a That makes the heart afraid.
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THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

HUNT-Tn0RNToN'-A the residence OF the bride.
u. G, Williams, assisted by Rev. W. NJ Mick, Mr.
Louis L Hunt, OF Philadelphia, and Miss Maggie G.
Thcrpton
INGER--SAUN DERS.--At Lambertviile August 49,
1880 by the Rev, Elvin X. Suiith, Dauiel b. Ohnger
OF New Hope, and Manxiliia saunders, daughter OF
John Saunders, Esq of Manasunk, Pa.
Wilmington, Del, papers please COPY
MoohE-W EBsTER.- Sept. %, by Rev. T. E. vassar,
Robert Holeombe Moore OF Delaware townshin 10
Charlotte Webster, Of Raritan township
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sept 22 by Rev ]. q
Williams. James 3 Rockatellar to Elizabeth Coage,
both Of Clinton tow nship,
HUFFMAN-BEATTY. July Is. by Rev J. b. Mathis.
Geerse .. human to Alice Beatty. both OF this
county.
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The Democratic candidate for Governor

2 The Democratic candidate for Governor
voted when In the Senate, against the interests
of the shoemakers of the State. They pro-
contract In the state prison as injurious to
their interests, bat Ludlow nevertheless voted
to continue such work. Now he is trying to
make the shoemakers think that be is their
friend. Democratic candidates generally are
the workingmen's friends--about election
time. l.4ss. 49,
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Nothing better shows the " corner - into
which the Democratic editors Of this state have
been placed by the nomination of Mr., Potts,
than the publication Of an article. over col.
umn long, attempting to prove that Mr.. p. is
not citizen Of this state. When SO silly q
straw as that Is grasped to keep them from
sinking, they are In desperate straits indeed.
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DR.J.A.S SHERMAN

business now before the public You can
ntdkJINA make money faster at work for us than
KHNE at anything else Capital not required
AvNHyT We will start you. SI2 day and up
A-~sO - wards made at home by the industrious.
Men, women, boys and girls wanted everywhere 70
work for u.s. Now is the time You devote your
whole time to the work, or only your spare moments
No other business will pay you nearly as well No one
willing to work csn fail to make enormous pay by en-
gagng at once. Costly Outfit and terms free great
Opportunity for making money easily and honoraoiy
Address TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine. jeoo, So.-iy-
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AT Chester, In Morris county, recently, the
Democrats showed their love Of " free speech :.
by hiring drum corps to play under the
windows of hall where Republican meet
ing was being held. The miners were listen
ing to tariff speech, and the Democrats
didn't want them to hear 10. af
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"A Democratic paper copies the adage
:. Truth lies at the bottom of the WE'LL" That
Is the reason the Democratic editors haven't
found it. No Democratic editor would 60
down well after truth or--water.
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JEFF. Davis says be is not very joyful over
Hancock's "driying our boys away from
Gettysburg but he thinks his election will
have quite Z. soothing effect" Do we wish
to ;. soothe jeff. Davis2 .aa4l
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The Pennsylvania Railroad Company is
strengthening its track, aud taking out the
curves at all points where it is possible be-
tween Trenton and New York.
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They have Hancock and PORTS Club in
Newark. Mr.. Potts win run way ahead of
the ticket in that section, as he will in great
many other parts of the state.
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DEATHS.

HANsoN.--In bennington. Sept. %, 1850. John W
Hanson, aged 10 years
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IMPORPANT TO AGENTS.
THE LIFE OF
Gen. JAMES A. GARFIELD,

BY his personal friend MAJOR BUNDY, Editor of AZ.
Mai Is the only edition TO which Gen Garfield has
given personal attention facts Beautifully illusra.
ed, printed and hound The besth-N T. Cbaassyciai
Advertiser The neatest"--f. " Herald The most
useful, sensible aud satsfactorynN u Tribune Full
length steel portrait by Hail. from picture taken ex-
pressly for this work ACTIVE AGENTS WANTED Libe-
raj terms. Send 81 90 at for complete out A.
s. BARNES 4 co, Ill 4 ii3 William St., New York
Sept. s, lSS0-4t.
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HOW TO
GET almost
Everything.

Do you know how to get
in the easiest way and to best
advantage what you want for
dress and house-furnishing
First, how: Write for a
catalogue; see what you can
learn from it about the things
you want. If samples can be
useful to you, ask for them
and state your wants so
plainly that exactly the right
samples can be sent.
Second, where: The place
where goods are kept in the
greatest variety; where they
are sold for what they really
are in respect to quality
where prices are lowest;
where most care is taken
to serve customers accept
ably; and where you have
the right to return whatever
Is not satisfactory.
There-no matter where
you areif you make your
wants known and avail your
self of your privileges, you
will get the best things in
the best way, promptly and
without trouble or risk;
sometimes by mail, some
times by express, almost
always at less cost for car
rage than the money you
save in the price.
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