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MURRAY & LANMAN'S
CELEBRATED -
Florida Water.

Tho richest, most lasting. yet most delicate Of all
perfumes for use on the Handk chief, at the
Toilet and In the Bath, delightful and healthful
on, nervousness and headache Look ont for counter.
icits Always ask for the Florida Water prepared
New York.
For Sale By essns' Druggist, and Tsssy aasas osas
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We do not know that the following letter
TO the editor Of TIE REcoI;D was intended
for publication, but we take the liberty to
print it, as we feel sure our readers will
be pleased 10 read IL:
DENVER, Colorado, May 4, 1881.
FnIEND PIERsoN From the parlor win
dow Of the Windsor Hotel, 10 this city, am
drinking in the most beautiful views of The
Rocky Mountain range, dark and tagged at
the base and covered with glistcning white
snow at the summit. 1t seems little incon-
gruous amid SO much grand and inspiring
scenery, TO find such complete absorption III
the business Of money getting as exists among
this busy population of nearly 10000 people,
but SO it goes. Building is going on here at
rapid rate, and largely of a permanent
character. A new railroad depot riyaling al
most anything in The East, is almost com,
pleted This hotel, containing over DOC
roons, and in quality ranking with the best
of Eastern cities, was full to the roof last
night, and many cots spread in the parlors
besides, after which a large number were
turned away. As our party numbers 0S in
all, il is easy to see what business the regu-
lar trade of the house is Railroad building
" marvellous and the companies all The while
advertising for more hands. The ride our
putty took yesterday was over the Denver d
Rio Grande narrow guage % ft.) Starting
from Manitou, going down to Pueblo, 80
miles, then up the Arkansas River, through
the Royal Gorge some SO miles from Pueblo,
coming back 70. this place in the evening,
having been on the go from A. M. to 8 r.
NJ, with very thin lunch between the Two
points. If you want an account of the Royal
Gorge, | would refer you to some of the
guide books, or interview the writer on his
return. We have too much to see and talk
about to deal much in that kind of thing on
paper Our party, SO far. has had very
pleasant time. Some little ailments incident
to change Of habit, diet, &C., and a rainy
day at Manitou, which prevented to a great
extent the sightseeing in that vicinity None
of the party were able 10 visit Pixies Peak,
but it did not prevent me from enjoying the
fine spring water about the first good water
sinco leaving Pennsylvania and also indulg.
ing in warm soda BATH luxury indeed.
To undertake TO see and fully enjoy Colorado
scenery, one should have weeks, if not
months, instead Of days; the FIRST effect of
travelling aud sight seeing being severe
fatigue, it lakes while to become able to
absorb the impressions and give them forth.
trust you will not think this even an al
s4...fs. vvun yUu
can make it out written as ~ IS on my
hat, round-top at that.
Yours, &c,
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WORMS.
WORMS.
WORMS

WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
E. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to destroy Pin,
Seat and Stomach Worms Or Kunkei is the only sue
cessul physician who removes Tape Worm in two hours
sense teaches II Tape Worm I've removed all other worms
be readily destroyed Advice the Office and
free The Doctor tell whether not the atient
has WORMS Thousands are dying daily with worms and
do not know IT, Fits spasms, cramps choking aud suf-
focaton How complexion, circles around the eyes
swelling aud pain In the stomach, restless at night
grinding of the teeth picking ut the cough, fever
itching the seat. headache, foul BREATH the patent
grows pale and hn tickling and irritation Of the
Allthese symptoms aud more, come from worms e. r.
KUNKELS WORM SYR never fails to remove them.
Price sl00 per bottle six bottles for $500 tFor
Tape Worm. write and consult the Doctor.) For all
others, buy Of your Druggist the Worm Syrup aud e
street. Pniiadelpna, Pa. Advice by mail free; send
three-eent stamp,
Worms capable OF producing great disturbances In
the system The whole train Of spasmodic aud convui
sive diseases may proceed from the irritation worms
in the alimenary canal. Cholera, epilepsy, tetauus
pnray sis mania aud uisions well variety OF
other and eonyulsive affections notuniro-
queny the elects of this Besides these diseases
have also been known to produce pleursy.
in the side dysentery, remitte iever dropsy Of the
lrain, chronic and spusmOde cough, &C.. dc. 2a'
NERVOUS pEniIfrYl NE vors DEBfIIrY
Debility depressed, irritable state OF mind, weak
nervous exhausted feeling, no energy animation,
confused head. weak memory. the consequence oi
cesseS mental oycrwork. This nervous debility ends
yuF IRON IL tones the SYSTEM dispes the mental
gloom and dependency, and reiuyeuates The entire
system Get the genuines Take only II. H. KUN
KEl3S--ii has yellow wrapper around IL with his
Druggist and il he has II not get il The Proprietor
2s9 n NiIah Street, Philadelphia IA Advice fee 81
elosi-g three cent stamp. Asehenbach Miller Sole
Agents, Cd and Ca,owhili streets M-ssk-S-.al
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Fish Commissioners Anderson says that
black bass, when opened, lave been found to
contain young shad in various stages of de-
composition. but they viii not from prefer
sncs feed upon these youngsters. This was
shown 10 be the fact by the commissioner,
who has sxperimontally fshed for black bass
with a young suniish bait, with sinner, dace,
ETC.. aud although the river was alive with
skipping aud hustinS minnow shad, the black
bass would dart through a shoal OF the latter
IN order to reach the sinner, suntish or dace
which he evidently preferred. We can rest
easy abvat tue black bass destroying our
choicest food fish until the period when the
ininnows that ROW serve as food for the bass
becomes scarce, whenthe latter fish viii be
lolced to prey upon bis own link and upon
eveay living thing that lives IN our upland
waters. The evil hour Er the shad IS Gully
deferred for short period.
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CONVICTED oF OBTAINING MONEY UNDER
FALSE pnETENcEs, Camden, N. j., May
4.-James Nj. Scosel, a noted Camden lawyer,
was to-day convicted in the Burlington county
court for obtaining money under false pre-
fences. Tho case has attracted much atten-
tion, owing to the prominent position Mr..
Scovel has occupied in past years. lie enter
ed the field of politics at an early age, and
being possessed OF abundant oratorical pow
ers, soon occupied seat in the New Jersey
Senate as representative from Camden
county. Soon after taking his seat lie WAS
elected Speaker. IL was while occupying
this position that he incurred the enmily of
many prominent men who had always be-
ifiended him, owing To his strong antipathy
10 aths old Sapadenu aud Amboy. Railroad faeu
iion, which at that time was the ruling power
iu New Jersey lie joined the Liberal Re-
publican movement in 1872 and was cand-
date iin the National Gonventioncfor Vice
President on the Greeley ticket. OF late
wears, although he is one of the most widely
known men IN New Jersey, he has never been
able to obtain any political Office Of honor or
profit He was continually changing In poll
tics, but always failed to turn MP with the
winning side. The charge of which he has
been convicted was inducing one Jno. Chris
tophere, OF Medford, to endorse two promis-
sorry notes, amounting TO $3.50, promising in
return to obtain his release OF a.note for $500,
made payable 10 person to whom one of the
Two notes in question was drawn. This lie
i..iled to do and Christopher was obliged to
pay all. When the jury rendered the verdict,
Scoycl asked the Court for mercy, and petit
toned for q new trial. A hearing for argu-
inent will lie heard on the e6th inst.
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Is In Its effects mild In its action as 1t does not
blister and yet Is penetrating and powerful to r. ach
any deep seated pain or to any bony growth or
any other enlargement f used for days such as
any lameness aud all enlargemenis OF the joints and
or linhs- or rheumatisn In and for any purpose
for which nmeht is used for aud b. asst. ID is
now known TO ba the best Imminent for man ever used
acting mild and yet certain in its effects II used full
strength with perfect safety At all Of The year
Send address for illustrated Circular which we think
gives positive ofit virtues NJ remedy has ever
met with such unqualified success, to our knowledge.
for beast we'll man.
Price 81 per hotle. bottles for S. All druggists
have II or get II for you Il will be sent to any
address on receipht Of price by the proprietors
DIR. b. y. KENDALL. n co.
Enoshuffh Falls, Vermont
SOLD RY ALL DRUf.GVSTS
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Trenton this spring elected Democratic
Common Council 10 succeed Republican, adj
ministration, and one Of its first acts was to
supeicede its police force by new appoint
u cnss which, the State Gazette says, ale a
dis grace 70 the city. Three of this precious
La ch of policemen have been convicted of
crima, at least two of which were aggravated
Eases, without any mitigating circumstances.
Nineteen of the twcnty-one are foreigners.
Not that foreign born citizens should be dis
cri minated against, for we hold that there
should be no distinction whatever between
them and the native Amer leans. but we also
hold that the latter should have SOME little
ray in tho government Of their city and some
llslle share inthe distribution of the fruits Of
Victory. While we would not discriminate
ag inst foreign born citizens we certainly
cannot justify this invidious and fragrant dis
examination against native borns. The now
Democratic police will be a flightful contrast
10 the efficient body they supelsede, and tho
change is a miserable burlcsque upon the mo-
;ivos and principles that often undeflie aud
ARE permitted TO control our municipal cleo
TORS" iHa
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Statement Made
IN DEER OATH.

~, 49, AZ
\ To WHOM IT MAY CoNcERS.-In the year 1875 treat
ed with Kendalls SPAWN Cure bone SPAWN of sese-
raj months growth, nearly half as large as hens egg
and completely stopped the lameness and removed the
enlargement have worked the horse ever since very
hard. and he has been lame nor could ever see
any difference in the size OF the hook joints since
treated him with Ksndall's SPAWN cure.
II. A. GAINES.
Enosburgh Falls, w. Feb 25, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 25th day Of Feb
A. D., 1879.
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r & AT z s T a T e.
To wit Twocerain Lots or parcels land situate IN
the Town Lambertyie, in The County Of Hunterdon
State of New Jersey and bounded as follows:
The first Lot beginning point for in the
line OF land between tho land conveyed by james Will
SON. Master in Chancery to Jacob Skillman aud in the
of Clinton street; thence along the line afore-
sad north 50 degrees 81 minutes east 2i4 feet the
centre Of Union street, extended proposed; thence
~ down the Union steeet south degrees IS
minutes east 1853 feet TO the centre OF street
called Perry street, thence down tho centre of said
street. 80 degrees 70 minutes west 2l4 feet
centre of Clinton street. aforesaid thence "a north
degrees 55 minutes vest 1913 feet to the place Of begin
Ming, containing within she bounds aforesaid 1882
reserving Jill OF tile bohds aforesaid strip of land on
the side OF said lot rs feet wde strip of land on
the south side of said lot 20 feet wide, and strp DC
land the west side of said lot % feet wde which
said several strips of land always to be kept open
Tor public streets. tS M ts W II
Washington (now Jcerson and George Streets and IS
to lands formerly John Anderson and John
Dills; thence, al with the centre Of George street.
south 90 degrees east 2l feet to the H0le0mbe line
thence M with thu said line south 50 degrees 80 min
west 81 feet TO other land formerly of George
Kohl thence l3l with tho latter north Oh degress
west 1856 feet inches to the centre OF Washington now
Jeifersonl street, thence 4 with the centre OF SAID
Jefferson street north SCI degrees east 60 feet t. The
place OF beginning. and yontairs within said bounds
400 square feet OF hand.
Incading the right Of dover of Laura f. Gordon in
the said lots Of lNnd.
upon signing the conditions VI sale und the residue GA
3s5 JAAEsssS. .AITKiNs
Special Master ia taa.lSsr.
May nth 1854,
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IA MOTHERS JOY.
A Wife's Gratitude TO Him
who has Afforded her
the Means Of once
more Enjoying Life.

+
TO faoFging pleasant letter was recently received
by Dr. David Kennedy OF Rondout, N. T., and sigHed
- Old Schenectady =: FaFgefSET
q procured bottle acknowledgements Remedy
and my viii used it with the best results. She has no
headache pain 10 the side. Indeed, the ned-
cine seemed bave an almost magical effect, and she
feels very grateful to you for your kind advice and es
pecially for the Fayorite Benedy We shall be glad
TO recommend it to all women who may be suffering
from any Of the ills peculiar to the sex. II a YOU
claim for it, is 7 ~ i
II may be In place to mention, as pertinent to the
above lietter, that Dr. Kennedy the proprietor Of
Fayorite Remedy, located IN the City Of Schenectady
after his graduation and from there went to the
war. Some OF the cheering letters he receives
from his old acqaaintances 10 that place, many Of
whom know from experience what Fayorite Remedy
do for disease. There all tho Doctors old friends
win believe him when he says thai fayorite Remedy
is specific for Liver and Kidney Complaints Constipa
ou Diseases Of likelihood aud Urinary Organs and all
diseases and weaknesses peculiar to females Write to
DR.. David Kennedy, kondeat, ~ T. :, and state your
case ask your druggist for Fayorite Kennedy for
sale by an druggists e g o m,11,4w.
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While fishing for shad recently in the Della
ware, at Phillipsburg, Joseph Warner caught
a sturgeon, measuring nearly four feet in
length. Somei of the old fishermen Of that
section are of the opiliioh that it is f.e same
fish that created 50 much excitement in that
vicinity last summer. 1t is on exhibition.
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The Senate committee have reported against
the continuation OF Stanley Matthews as a
Judge Of the Supreme Court
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MASTERS SALE.

nv virtue of aaecree Of The Court of Chanccfy OF
New Jersey, dated the sth day Of November A D. 1922
made in certain cause in said Court, wherein Laura
J. Gordon is Complainant, and Laura r. Gordon and
others are De PENDANTS VIII expose to Sale at Pub c
Lambertyile House, iambertyie, New Jersey q
On SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1881, q
At o'clock in the afternoon ofsaid day the following
described - tlft -
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New York city is equal tefhe getting up
OF dog show or a walking match, bat When
it aspres 10 worlds fair, Philadelphia,
which it processes to despise as mere vii
&c, shows a business tact and management
lin remarkable contrast 70 the incficiency and
Indifference Of New York.
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KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.
From
COL. L. r. FOSTER.

Y0uNGsrowN OHIO, May 10TH 1880
Or. D. J, KENDALL Co, GKN1ss--I had very
valuable HaiDblctonian colt which priced very highly
he had large bone SPAWN Joint aud a smaller
the other which madehim very lame II had him
under the charge of two Veterinary Surgeons who fail
ed tocure him. ri day reading the advertise
mcnto k3sDA 1Is SPAWN CuRE iii thaCh icfgox Ix-
press determined Ia try and got our Drug
took them all and thought would give Ii thorough
trial. used it ordhg to directions and by the fourth
day the colt ceased to be lame, and the Jumps have en-
aiirely disappeared used butone bottle and the colts
limbs as free from Jumps and as smooth as ans
horse in the state. He Is entirely cured The cure was
so remarkable that let two my neighbors have tho
remaining two BOTTLES. who are now using IT,
Very respectfully,
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THE MARKETS.
LamoertylIIs. May Il 1881.
MARRIAGES.

800, s,r1- q, ,,rS.,. = X Z 4 r q 2 :, u =
Baptist parsonage by Rev A. H. Still Clarkson X.
johnson 10 Helena Waidman, both o. Junction.
I~-woRrHINGroN. Nat the parsonage New
town Pa, on April 21th by Rev Al. McElroy wye,
Elwood Fell, formerly Of Buckingham, aud Clara
Worthington, Of Glendale. y s@- ~
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a STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF AMWElls
NM LoIstsE. No. -. T. Al H., will Le held q
w MAsoSIc HALL. LsmDertxille, on VI EDNE9DAl
ENEG M4l llth. 1ssi a y O'Clock. ~ $50
LambefsyilIe, May 4. 1851.
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Kendall's SPAWN Cure.

ASHLAND, ScHUyLKILL Co PA, June 3d. 1880
DR. b. ). KENDALL & Co.. GENTS ;--A case OF SPAWN
that came under my observation entirely cured by
one bottle of your Kendalrs SPAWN Cure, ana tho
Horse sold afterwards for two hundred dollars .
Yours truly,
g The Druggist. CIIAS IT. BARNARD
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join G. JENNIE Justice Of the Peace.
kendall's SPAWN Cure ON
Human Flesh.

PATTEN's Mills, WASH Co, N. ", Feb. 21. 1878.
d. j. KENDALL, NJ u: Dear Si-The particular
case on which used your SPAWN Cure was MALIGNANT
ankle sprain OF sixteen months standing had tried
many things, but IN sain Your SPAWN Cure put the
foot TO the ground again and for the first time since
hurt. in natural position. For family llninont Il
excels anything we ever used. =
Yours truly,
REV. NJ p. BELL.
Pastor NJ. L. Church, Patterns Mills M Y.
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DEATHS.

DI5YI.IN In II Ugh BridgeN B. 1884,; Mary NJ, wife
Of James peylin, aged about IS years,
BIGGsAt Pleasant Run. April sOth, 1881 Mrs. George
d. Biggs. .a.a - s45if -
BURNS-7At the residence of Dennis carkhuf, near
Pennington, May 3, 1881, Annie. daughter OF John
Burns aged years, o months and 10 days. sN
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A PAR TlCULAR
~ WATCH
W FOR w 8
SIS.

Equal to any other Watch sold for
$Ioo. rs w
Under particular arrangement
with the American Watch Company,
Bailey, Banks & Biddle are now able
to offer a very superior Watch, for
gentlemen, at price which is q Start
ling reduction on anything previously
known. s
This is a Watch which standsslligh
in public favor, and has earned its
distinction among excellent watches
by its superior reputation for accu-
racy. S as isls
The most exacting taste cannot but
approve its stylish and elegant APP
pearance and splendid time-keeping
qualities Now for the first time
placed at Aa
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Slate OF Now Jefsey, county OF IInntefd0n, .
!, Vim. v. Cooley, Cashier Of the above-named bank
do soenny swear that the above statement is TO
the best of my knowledge and belief x t4.
WIN V. C00LEY, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before this luth day of
May, 1851. 80 81
Master In Chaneery, State of New Jersey
CoRnEcr--Attest;
rs II. Ii. VAN HORN,
J. PATTERSON SMITH. Directors
HUGH b. Ei.ly t8t Ell &ss
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$sI7'5:-

# .I 54S
it must be pronounced, by all COM
petent to judge, the best Watch for
the price ever before the American
public.
Gentlemen who wish TO obtain an
excellent timc-keeper, will find this
SIS Watch meet their requirements.
Every facility will be given for cx-
animation and comparison, and in :
quiry by mail is invited from persons
unable to call.
We again mention the custom of
this house Of sending watches by
express, when desired, with the privi-
lege of examination and return, il
not satisfactory; thus afording per-
sons at any distance the opportunity
of making q satisfactory selection.
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AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE

JOHN y. ALLEN, Manager
Remit by bank draft; money order registered letter.
fage stanfps. address
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
The AmWell National Bank

I AT LAMBERINILI4E
1.-THE State OF New Jersey at the close OF business
May i, 1851
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Honey, Wash for the Eyes.

". M Kellogg, On Prairie Farmer. ~
Honey is a most excellent remedy
for Inflammation OF the eyes. In the
summer anl fall of 1878, / was sorely
afflicted with inflammation OF the
right eye, which finally became very
painful. = At that time, Mr.. G. o.
Perrine, of Chicago, paid me visit,
and noticing my trouble, told Inc to
use honey to cure my eye. His
method was TO put q few drops OF
pure liquid honey into 3 teaspoontul
of luke -warna. Srastk 3ad Isl ir-xith
the finger till thoroughly dissolved,
then lie down and drop three or four
drops of The honey and water into
the eye, lying still few minutes,
then wIplng the face and eyelids,
but not washing out the eye. Re-
peat this four or five times a day,
and the last thing before going to
bed. l followed directions faithfully
and got immediate relief, and in q
few days the Inflammation was en-
tirely gone. In the course of week
or so it became inhamed again. and
| ted ~ it honeystill relieved. This
was repeated several times before
the eye was finally cured, Lately |
have been troubled again in differ.
ent way, the eye becoming tilmy and
blurring the sight. One application
of the honey cured it. Whether it
will cure other diseases OF the eye
chronic sore eyes, ETC., | know not
but TO those afflicted, it will do nc
harm to try it, as it cannot possibly
do them any injury.
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my pipe,"-which costs ten and a
halt pence a week half an ounce OF
three penny day,-a cruel hard
smoker he's alters heen-'l can't en-
/ Joy my pipe" says the old man,
s'and see our Joe's young uns want
ing a meal; SO I'll make over my
'bacca money to help 'em, ana pat
my pipe out till things mend Q bit.
and this is the young un that
gets the benefit of it in milk night
and morning"
A good many babies and their
mothers, TOO, might be well fed and
well clad il they had the "bacca
money" and whiskey money which
husbands and fathers squander. And
the secret Of much OF the Suffering In
the world is neither The low wages,
the hard times, nor the high prices,
but the wastefal vices OF those who
consume on their own uLgodly Iusts
the money hat should support their
families, and make themselves indie
pendent and comfortable.