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Gen. Weaver, the Greenback candidate for
President, don't think so well of the Demo-
cratic party as he did. Like all Democratic
sympathizers be was in the habit of soothing
at the stories of bulldozing in the South, but
his canvassing OF Alabama has opened his
eyes. He is utterly disguised at what he saw
and learned during the canvass of that State,
and says | used to think Tilden was fairly
elected, but be was bot. There has not been
an election worthy of the name In Alabama
for years. Their voting is farce through
out. They openly adopt every corrupt plan
to solidify the different precincts for the
Democratic party, and they invariably sue
coed. In the Black Belt, where the Republi-
cans have three voters TO the Democrats one,
the Democratic judges of election simply de-
stroy tickets and supply their own. The law
requires that the party having minority
shall have a.fepresentative among the judges.
When one can be found, blind negro is cho-
sen Otherwise, either Republican is bribed
to serve their ends, or mercenary Democrat
is induced to identify himself with the Re-
publican party solely FOR that purpose. Then,
the ballot-box is elevated above tue heads of
the voters in suell-asway that after the ticket
is entrusted to the Judges person outside
cannot see what disposition 10 made of it. 1t
is, therefore, easy to destroy n ticket"
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A respondent, who signs himsel

a M. r. :
"A correspondent, who signs himself
"Southern Democrat, writes to the Mem
phis Agalanche to congratulate that journal
on its return to Z Its old correct position in
politics meaning to unmitigated Bourbon
ism. The following is an extract from bis
letter, which the Agalanthel prints with I'M
doubted approval -
{. The fact is, before we can expect the
prosperity Of the good old days before the
War in the South, we must have the same
homeogenity of public sentiment AS rc-
CARDS questions relating to the negro, we
must have but one party, and that the Dem
.ocratic party. White men who dare TO avow
themselves as Republicans should be prompt
ly branded as, the bitter aud malignant en-
emies of the South. The name of every
Northern man who like Eaton and Bigelow,
presumes in this community toaspife 20 office
through Republican votes, should be saturat-
ed with stencil. We can spare all such, and
would caution such as these who think Of
coming Sonth to be careful to keep away
Yon, MI, Editor, must hang out again your
small pox flag and rid our community of such
You may think me a little bold In using
such language upon the anniyersarysof our
flight from. thesyellewe fever III 1879. The
North to be sure ,sentius some money, but
we scorn the imputatioa AZ beeearY, The
North but returned little OF the money il
stole from us during the War.
No, sir, we must put an end forever to this
shameless effrontery of Northern men or Re-
publcans aspiring to Office in the South. -
They must take back seats, and very quiet
ones, or get out. rvs ~ a. ~. nw-
III was glad TO see you let Your correspond
ents loose upon that Blatant Radical William
II. Moore. The whole lot must be rendered
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L0CAEaAEFAIRS.
L.as.s ssssslss. NJ. zas.ass I I. 1850.
Republicans, Attention.

The Republicans Of The different Wards Of
this city win meet at the headquarters of the
Garfield q Arthur Club, in Cray's building,
corner Union and Church streets, on Satur-
day evening next, Aug. 14th. at 8 o'clock, to
nominate three delegates Zone from each
Ward) to attend the State Convention at
Trenton, on "Wednesday, Aug 18th, for the
purpose Of nominating Governor and Pres
idential electors. By order of the
County EXECUTIVE CouArrTEE.
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This is the way our gold mines " are
being talked about The. excitement 4
seems to be principally away from home
THE GoEp FEVER IN New JERsEY. The
gold mining excitement ID Hunterd6n county
has been stimulated BY rune is that Professor
Cook, the State Geologist who was formerly
doubtful Of the existence of gold in remunera-
tive quantities, has been satisfied, from the
evidences sent him by the parties interested,
that he was. wrong, and the latter are now
predicting that within year the gold mines
of New Jersey win prove to be the richest
ever discovered in the world. Pumps have
been erected in the Field mine, lying within
three miles of Lambertville. and will be put
into operation as soon as connection is made
with the engine.g II is expected that the
shafts win be cleared OF water within very
few days, as the pump now at work has a ca
pacity of three hundred gallons minute -
The old Washington Mining Company, moor
porated in 1887, are reported to be contem-
plating the opening of the mines owned by
them, but which .iSve. remained unworked
for many years. 3
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New CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-The probabili-
ties of the building of Catholic Church in
New Hope are becoming stronger. A Bishop
was in New Hope, yesterday, in the interest
of the new project.
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PIc-NIcs .--On Friday last the New Hope
Chapel Sunday School made an excursion to
Hendricks Island and pic-niced there during
the day The affair was enjoyable to all.
A school from Mt Airy IN. j. held pic
mic in Paxson's Grove, New Hope, on Thurs
day last, II III
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CLUB NoTEs. There was large gathering
of Republicans at the Garfield & Arthur Club
House, New Hope, last evening. The music
was good. 1t was decided in a body to visit
the Lambertville Club, this "Wednesday ev-
ening. Enthusiasm on the increase !
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COPPER PATCH PLAT E.

For mending Tin. Brass, Copper Lead or Iron, with
out acid soldering IRON Any lady or child can mend
Whit Will send 6re sampie plate BY NATL with d.
AetioRsl which will cut l92 feurthip. patches on
eceipto 5c FOR 81 400 for So Postage stamps re-
cafsad aseasn qAgenis Hanted Gansarfs Qua davis
stock IN your pocket Sales will yield s. SIS per day
Our GA page ipsTated catalogue of EhrQMos Jewelry
Move ties onefy FirEt Address, city Novelty Co..
iQs aih A., Phalas Pa, Mention this pspe1s 3sss
snsas 1Spd znuA esne I'll zaat
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"A flu line Of Family Dye Coors, com.
prisiug Star Dyes, Leamon's Anime Dyes,
Howe & Stevens Family Dyes, Handy Pack.
age Dyes, &c. at Central Drug Store, Al N,
linton ST. .sys y es1l1a j.i28.
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following appropriate poem, written for the
occasion by : member Of the Buckingham
Club. was read @% 49, 50

following appropriate poem, written for th'
occasion by : member Of the Buckingham
Club, was read
Our country now for thee we raise
This glorious standard to thy praise
Star OF our hope, at ffesdom's call
IL crushed foul treasons wicked thrall.
When traitors raised their flag of bars
10 battle with cur stripes and stars
Brave Garfield fought on fields rehowned
In hlin friend the nation found
He Stood the patriot, brave and true
Aud gave this heritage 10 yea. e tf
For sacred ffeedom, law aud right,
Hcstrqggled for the nation's rigftt gfff
10 camp and feid--tit sict'fy came
With sialeslset's Iasfre TO his n2mo. eeey
To battle with &ettssiohts crine. >s9A
IN dark Secessia, land Of fraud, t*rti
Vet open treason stalks abroad. g ~.
There, euilaHs bands, 50 sad 10 tell. r u <tz a
Again send forth the rebel Yell
There, fraud and murder wear the crown,
Aud tranlple right and Justice down.
Must we from light Of freedoms Ares
And haowed watchw0rd of our sirss
Again submit TO party's lust
That trailed our banner In the dust
mol But the hopes within us bred
BY AL the blood our patriut's shed,
BY all the deeds on land and seas.
We spread our banner 20 the breeze saeS
And swear by all our fathers saw
OF order liberty. and law
And now by Lincoln's saintcd grave,
8 Who gave to liberty the slave,
Our banner shall forever be
The hope and watchword Of the free;
And never more its stripes shall wave,
In starry folds above slave. > 4a-sij
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Connection is made at Manunxa Chunk with Delaware
Lackawanna 4 Western Railroad. At Lehigh junction
with Lehigh Valley, Lebigh 4 susauehanna, Morris
Essex and New Jersey Central Railroads. At Lambeft-
willie with Pennington Railroad. At Trenton with
trains TO and from New York, Carndens&e. - -
For further Information time tables, which can be
FRANK THOMSON, LP'FARMER. ~
n General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent.
F. W. JACKSON. Gen'l sup't, U. r. X. of NJ J. Div.
J. A. ANDERSON, Snpt. Belydere Div. 81 !
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--Ifyou want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market, try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale by Mrs. M. w. COOLEY
Every machine warranted. Dec. 10.
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For cleansing the teeth, hardening the
gums, and imparting delightful fragrance to
the breath, use Teaberry Tooth Powder
Price 25c. For sale at Central Drug Store, Al
N. Union ST. i. %.
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-Wsrren's Honey Of BUMPER. Tar and
Lungwort, for coughs, colds, &c. Gives i'm
mediate relief Price % etss For sale at Cen.
tral Drug Store, Al N Unidh St. j.2s.
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STOLEN. "A gold watch was stolen at the
station as the crowd was leaving Neshaminy
Falls Grove Sunday evening week.
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County EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
sasl
muc''ase Genus oo'e'e AZ Dosenoury's
1na''nacy' n'@'
I'M. Il. Excursion to Long Branch and
Ocean Grove. next TUESDAY. DONE fail To 90 1,
The Band excursion to Long Branch last
Saturday WAS fairly successful. The four
hands CLEARED about forty dolla "a zach.
g.. i y, .,;... a
a.. r,..,. c.,.x,s, uu:,,:...s 81. -
Others. are expected % address the meeting.
We see that the New Hone Club has de-
cided TO attend in body.
g 1t is stated that parties are conten plating
the purchase Of one of the smoke manufac-
tories in Freuchtown, with view of convert
ing the same into cotton factory.
The excursion next Tuesday viii in all
probability be the only one to the ocean from
this section this season. 1t will be well worth
tho outlay. -
The 9Th year Of the Euclish and Classic.
al School in this city, e. e. Phillips, A, M.
principal. win begin Sent q. See adv. in
another column. ~
e Last Saturday uacrnin9 the horse Of J. G.
Fisher. attached to his store wagon, ran away
and unset tho wagon at the corner of Union
and York streets, breaking the wagon and
splitting lot Of store goods.
d line of tacxres was left out, which DESTROY
ed che correctness of the statement. We this
week publish cor, ected statement with adj
ditional remarks.
Ivan Horn viii sell you . genuine 4s- bone
f,ovset foF ko cts - ~ o. lanrtfaI
A speecb and some GOOD singing NAV he
expected AT the Republican Climb meeting in
this city. this evening. s,ys
NJ. NJ rra,,a 40 .,,a so,ah,,ru p.n.;s.
s,s.,.ss, I'll, rsaaoh = ar - pas.;s. 1ha..S -
- y II. II 60 o.. ], s.. f.ss ~ !.
Mr. Roberts Of the soleburv Presbv,eran
Church. in the evening.
,,,.,. .ssor.,aa. &c r,naho,,,,.
,p's.o "e'' , s, :, :, -, unuos >
ers and other perfumes !: It Central Drug
store Al NJ Un;ou ST %
a., 49,, 5,u
,,'o9 nss"eu s"Oe' o"o'o''"s'
nammocks' MATS ana caps 10 PsO,us'on' AZ
..os'e' uss a"o COP ss0as' % ~ o'"'o s'''
Afsn'o'' y.
nave oeeu nas'ns maue unues Tue s'pe''''-
- suuue. az 1"np' m . 'ss.su y"
nloa.Ay eSs',ns. - souDueu 80 !, 'ne ''''''a,y
"ss oo''s suSs.'oo - 'no ''s" power. ~
was |" wy ""u A''' = :" s''''0"
LADIES Cioaks' Goats, auu dresses CUT
ans made to order at short notice. at Mrs M .
W. Cooiey's. do'tt
PROF. Phillips English and Classical
School, 10 this city, will begin new course,
Monday, Sept. 6th' This schools worthy of
patronage for the reasons, that the course is
thorough ana the rrincipai gives close
personal attention 70 sne studies OF the schol-
49, -
DR.. L. a. Headings Tooth Powder Tor
ssaie Only az 1osen bury 8 fsnafmacy, II Cnurch
street. Iio.
1t appears to us that the Communication
in our last issue, in regard to Creamery, is
worthy of attention by our farmers and bust
ness men. Such Creamery, established in
tits city would draw considerable business
here, and trade would be increased at our
stores Let some ono interested give a start
to the project. ass Il
--(ur Young friend who wrote 10 the Ma
tional Democratic COMMITTEES that promin-
Ant Republicans by the dozens were going
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ALI skin diseases readily yield to the mag
netic influence of Van Dykes Sulphur Soap.
Its reputation is worldwide. Physicians re-
commend and use 1t.
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O'Clock on. Friday morning the residence of
Mr.. Andrew Quintiu, situated on Greenwood
avenue, second door from Clinton street,
Chambersburg, was entered by burglars and
robbed of silverware, consisting of spoons,
knives, forks, silver watch presented to Mr..
Quintin by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, and his pocket book containing large
[su{nfof money ca Ia 40 TfaaHG
q IA sdasa.sce vas elected by.sa. base nient
door, which it is thought was left unlocked.
After securing every article of value on
the lewef flor, The bhraldr xscended, to the
bed room of Mr.. Quintin and rapsacked the
pockets of his Clothes throwing all his VAL
| liable papers on the floor.
While thus engaged Mr. Qnintin was
awakened by the burglar, and oD arising from
the bed he was struck on the head with a
black jack in tie hands of the burglar, which
felled him to the floor and rendered him
senseiess. s Il sas5o, go sefe
After regaining consciousness be cried
murder, wlieh his family was awakened and
FASTENED to his assistance, when the burglar
fled.
"B. r. H."
The work Of this burglapproves that he is
a professional, as a number OF plated spoons
that be did not careato triffe with inferior ar
tcles.
Mr. Quintin describes the man who was in
his room as large Stout man, in his shirt
sleeves. and he thinks is a German. He is also
Of the opinion that there we're two of them l.
Trenton EPPeTsFgsyYy
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How IT WORKED. Denocratic money had
ridicule the Republican meeting at Lahaska.
on Saturday evening. The meeting was all
that Republicans desired, being one that
attracted very large number Of voters II
gave the meeting ppblcity to have both par
ties unite in Advertising it. Such generosity,
however. may weaken the ability of Democ-
racy to purchase iirst. class e boat for Salt
River" that win have TO float that party, next
Fall. al.ll 10. llf.Mkn
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"A large lot Of toilet soaps, very cheap,
ust received at Bosenbny's Pharmacy. MIG

Poor ROAD The public road leading
from Mr.. John Beaumont's residence to New
Hope is being complained of by some who
travel over it as being one of worst roads in
the county being greatly out of repair. II
the complaints Just the proper business OF
the Road Supervisors is TO remedy this evil
from which the travellers Of that road are now
suffering. =
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-Mucilage cents bottle at Bosenbury's
Pharmacy. n.12.
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NEW FLAa:--A new flag ss now the chief
glory Of New Hope Democracy.
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Canary Seeds, 5 pounds for s5 cts, at
Bosenbury's Pharmacy. Ma
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Farmers look ! Condition Powders, 20
cents package, at Bosenbury'ss Pharmacy.
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For TIE RECORD


In the communication of last week, an
effort was made to demonstrate by figures
that the arguments of +" Delaware y were I'M
tenable, in regard to spending other peoples
money" &C., and permission is asked to cor
rect the error in the printed portion of the
communication, viz the omission of $1,000
in the figures and the displacement of the
word City"
Perhaps the easiest way is to reproduce a
portion of the original extract. as follows
"And will at the termination of fifteen
years deliver to the city authorities, property
as follows:
Four miles of macadamized streets,
go feet wide, worth ............. $4,000
Lot of land and buildings for poor,
to meet an appraisement Off,. 1000
City Bonds ....~............,. 1900
nbl hnG 98bb $4,000
Int. on $40, 200, at z per cent. ....... $4,000
Amt. of taxes in 10, poor and sts., 4,577
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FARNuHs, S9LUB,e Rhe s6olebary Farmers
Club met on Saturday last. The attendance
was good. Specimens of fine apples were ex-
hibited. Samples Of phosphates were shown
by Watson Kenderdine, of Lumberton,s and
T. r. Eastburn, Of New Hope. Mr. RENDER
dine submitted some phosphate of bis own
compromising to five farmers for trial of the
fertilizer on the. different soils of tie. town
snip. STheapafties &ho viii test it ON their
farms are ; John Kitchen, Asher Mattisop,
Eastburn Reeder, w. F. Magill and oliver
Balderston. A large committee Of arrange.
ments was appointed to prepare for theTexbi-
bition, fruit; grain ana 'vegetabfes,3 at the
Deer Park, on the 4th of Sept. Arrange
msnts were made to secure d speaker for the
occasion. Exhibits from parties not. members
of the Club are also desired. Z Adjourned 10
meet on Wednesday evening, Aug. 25th, in
the 6glcbpry School House. s. c.4 $40
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vEw noPE AND BU6Ks coUSrY "a.
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DESCRIPTION.

ID a "a week in your own town. 80 oatfffree No
WIZ risk Reader, II you want business at whic h
sNthHA persons Of either sex make great pay all
tDVV the time they work. Write for pa rtcnlars 10
II HALfETT Co, Portland. Maine. je. 2s-iy
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PEACH FEsTIvAL.--The peach festival hello
in the New Hope M. e. Church, on Thursday
Friday and Saturday eyenipgs last was asfail
success. About $3.50 was cleared. On The
first evenings tbestuma-eut was mach smaller
than onsthel follow evenings On Saturday
night, Rev. A. Johnson was the recipient Of
a handsome cake baked by Miss lizzie John
son. Mr.. James Mulliueaux presented i, ION
behalf of the ladies, and made fitting little
speech. The pastor responded in feeling
termss The display of cakes was large and
were creditable 70 their bakers. Other mat
tiers were fully up to the usual standard of
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bthOiOuSC III ACfv VuiJ Po~O
The property and growth of section of
country, and of a city, is created and made
by the liberality and exertiops of the inhab-
itants thereof, by which capital and labor are
induced into their midst, and the State, coun-
ty and school laws, give encouragement for
the people to associate together and throws
around laws and privileges to protect and to
punish those who would violate or infringe
upon these rights. - a--ese
The State is constantly expanding money
TO Increase <the general comfort, knowledge
and wealth Of the people of all portions of the
State by constructing asylums. farm schools,
the State Geological collections and the
Chemical Laboratory and other things to ben
eft the people and to increase the wealth of
the State.
To hesitate to raise our share of the taxes
required for all these privileges and advan-
tages. and for good roads, county bridges,
and FOR school purposes, and prefer to grovel
in The well worn rut OF former days, with our
property stationary and dormant in value,
whilst other sections Increase and prosper, is
wrong in principle and practice and should
not be advocated by any, especially by 'sDeia-
ware.''
Iu regard to the g Bounty Bonds indebt-
edness. The bonds were issued for the pay
ment of just and proper expenditure Of
money n a worthy and patfiotic cause and
for good purpose the original law under
which they were sanctioned aud issued, pro-
vided honestly and firmly for their extinction.
butiunfortunately SO much carelessness was
permitted in the financial department of this
city that the taxes levied were only partially
paid, and what was paid was not properly
applied, and The Legislature repealed the poll
tax, whereby the debt was to have been part
" met, aud hence the present remaining debt.
The City finances became so muddled that
Messrs. Cooley, Gown and Young were APP
pointed committee to examine aud report to
the City Council, on the subject, aud made
voluminous report from 1864 to 1871, inclus-
i've. Many things were disclosed id the re-
port, showing that other peoples money was
not properly collected. 1890
An instance will be given:
The assessments for the years,
ending ia 1871, werea. ......... $1S3, 500. As
Collections AS per duplicate, for
the sameetime ..,.......s... 107, 1854. 10
Uncolleeted .......... ~. -. 1878, so
Under these conditiopss taxes become bur-
densome and :. milestone on the necks Of
the taxpayer" who really and properly pays
his tax, but to the delinquent it is clear gain.
He receives all the benefit aud pays nothing.
uil9gQ-EA4 H.. I IL ~ ~ .5fI
--Jardine's Arabian Horse and Cattle Pow
der. The best Condition Powder ip,use, price
25 cts. For sale at Central Drug Store, Al
5N.sUnion sJeet'sl1 siesss sat sssfiaaii1.2o.
'eisf g II - - - II -Al55 as gatssas 81
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List OF LETTERS REMAINING UNcALLED
FOR AT THE Posr OFFICE AT LAMBERTvILLE,
HuETEHDoS Co., N, j., FOR 80 DAYS, Aue
s H. 1880 assa4s Is s. 5ssa ass.asssa srs.sssaa
Manning F.. Scudder. ses q e sssa
i Mrs. j N. Hurley.
Mrs. Emma Hunt. tAfs s.
Miss Emma McCabe.
CLARK PIERsoN, P. N.
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REIIeIous.-zR Rev, p, A. Studdiford, d, D.,
preached in the New Hope Presbyterian
Chapel. on Sunday afternoon. Rev. W D.
Roberts was not present, owing to the severe
sickness OF his father
Rev. A. johnson and others from New Hope
expect to spend the last days of this week and
Sunday next at Simpsons Glove Camp Meet
ing. p = - : - a -
The New Hope and Lambertville Sunday
Schools have paid the owner Of the water
melon patch on Hendricks Island flair com
pepsation fof damages done q melons BY the
cows,sat the time Of the holding of the joint
picnic
Attend the excursion to Ocean Grove, on
Tuesday next C17tb)i o.
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SPECIAL NoTIoE.-The Delaware Valley
Farmers and Mechanics Agricultural Society
offer facilities for match to test the relative
merits of various kinds of plows. The match
to take place on their grounds on Wednesday
afternoon, Sept. Is, 1880. They have appoint
ed judges to witness the trial, and will pre-
sent diplomas to the parties to whom the
judges shall award.
u