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Another Anti-1Gor1uDon Bill.

WAsHI4GTON, Feb. 14.-In the
Judiciary % ]eported t ta Siii to prevent pei: e
SSax x: .y civil Sce Fl 'st oG p,St S
in any Territories of the United States,
and from being Delegates to Congress.
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A Flood of Waters.

LITTLE Rock, Feb. 13.-rhe G,<-
zette's Helena special says the river il
yet rising. \ telegram sent to Menu
phis for heats to take out the stock.
Railroad tr,tfic 10 seriously ilnlxxlesl.
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New Mexico and Colorado Notes

New Mexico and Colorado Notes.
DENVER, Feb. 1;.-Tlw hI"h"icu"'<
LII. Vegas special says: Ben. Ellis. "f
Lincoln county, New Mcxi'r', has ali
seconded with several Thousand dollars
Of the cOunty's fund.
The driver of the Fargo express w:.%-
on was rObln.i nf 81, ,'NN' in currency con-
siyne.l to the First National Bank by
Topeka parties. \ very slight clue t"
the robbers.
.Advic.s from Durango. Colorado, ar'
that four Of the six men arrested "n the
charge of ,Dl,ntcrf.itiny lave I'een ~
leased on account of insufficient evi-
tlrncc.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. H. Sc"villc l.
hack from Chit:,g go and Is hard ut work
on his hill of exceptions, which lr
thinks lie can prepare in " week: lie
will then return to Chicago until the
case is argued before the court in ln'nc.
towards the middle Of April. He speaks
cl,ecrtully. but it is plain tO seq he has
small hopes Uf securing u new trial s'T
the ass:ls.iM.
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MONTREAL, Feb. 14.-An eight-year-
old boy died at Pt. st. Charles from the
excessive use of liquor. The Cor0ner's
Jury brought in verdict Of wilful MUIR
der against the person who gave him
the liquor.
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Result Of q Quarrel.

:, ".r'N. Mr.--'iwu d.sl~ra.l'">,
''..~~'i,"l'l .i>.'<"n~ir, i;larrelL'.i IT,
'nt rnlrsi in >!,". ting A;ros"rr. II
,;S,".i''''r and w"un,!iny anUthcl'
''"''>.' I, dangerously wounded.
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New York Market-SilverA Advanc-

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-silver bars,
1l4s. Governments weak. Western
Union III. Quicksilver II. Pacific All
Aariposo, 1. Wells, Fargo 4 TO. LIS.
n. Y. Central, 1902. Erie, 800. P:.na-
ma l.9N. Union Pacific 117:. Boh'!s,
1.Gf,. Central Pacific, 9o:. Bonds, ILL.,.
SutrO Tunnel ;.
Mining stocks arc very active. and
generally weak. Immense business
was done in State Lines and Oriental
and Miller, though much Of it was
washed. State Lines Nos. , and 5
opened ut 10, declined to 80, and :lt~4d
81. Nos. and 1 declined from - to 16,
closing ut ~. Oricnta! and Miller de-
clined from q to 16, closing at ~. Rob-
illsOn declined from 30 to 2.G'; Brad
shaw declined to ~. and Bull Domingo
.. Southern Pacific was strong ut NJ
and 22S',, Notwithstanding that Seymour
has advertised the fact he il selling out.
Total s;,lcs, -, ~ ,VM shares.
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backed Out.

PARIS, Feb. 13.-It is probable that
the International billiard tournament
will not after all be played. 4 difficulty
has arisen at the last moment and the
French players have backed out.
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"Rou,an Punch" is 80 called lxs:.,,Sc
it j. made of frozen lemonade and Med
for'l rum. things entirely unknown t."
the Romans.
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WILCOX, Arisona, Feb. 1c.-Dandy
Slm: one Of the Indians under sentence
~ oeeth, was shot and dangerously
wounded this morning while attempting
to escape, by the guard.
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The Campbell-O Cannon Case.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE House
COn.mittee on Elections, to-day, lk,gal,
the hearing Of argument in the contest
cd election case OF Campbell vs. Cannon,
from Utah. Mcbride appeared as attOr-
ney for Campbell, and Gen. Payne rep.
resented Cannon. The Committee will
hold IN evening session for the purpose
Of hearing further argument.
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PARIS, Feb. l4.-lt is stated England
an.l France agreed tO discuss with other
powers the affairs Of Egypt. The tension
between the Cabinet has enllrely diss'l'-
yeared and it il not doubted a lRrftv,
understanding will be arrived ut.
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Throwing tho Responsibility on
Co0gre00.

CHICAGO, Feb. l4.-The T'ibuw's
Washington special says it Is believed
the President will not do anything
in the Fits John Porter case, but wilt
leave the hole matter with Congress.
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o.eiCiO Dead.

Wi>i',> "pE. i'e!.. ii.--A. VI. >"t'I-
'''''';; u 'lr Providence. ii"-pits' III
f-' ;"-ui ia.
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Retirement Of Army Officers.

CHICAGO, Feb. IL. - The subject ~:
compulsory retirement, which has l""m
brought l,stnr. Congress hy Butter
wortI,'S bill, j. lwjn" ayitatsd among
military men in the West. t'Um recent
letters received here. from army officers
and from conversations with several ~:
those stationed here. it i learned tina,
there is an almost u,,ani,l.o,l> desire in
the army t" l'av. Il hill pass r',iri"" all
officers from active service VIII" have at
tain. Il the age "f >ixty-tw". This feel
ing is not c..n::uc,; I" younger men IN
the ranks. who will lM benefited l.y the
law, b,t j., entertained i,y li:r older. and
Il petition recently forwarded I" wash
inytcm, urging the la.>:.:1c "f the 'Hi'.
contained |. .4'x' names Of military n"''.
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Indians at their Old Work.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Feb. 13.-A Tucson
dispatch says: A report comes from
Artvtpat that five men were killed last
night by the Indians near the San Car
los reservation.
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Celebrating I.inc1.ln's Birthday.


NEW YORK. Fcf. i::.ihr Lincoln
Club celebrated, :"ni.Al, III" seventy
third anniversary h,r!.!a.v q: President
'.;ncnlm. (;rl; Grant. IL "'y ~. :>'"rr..:
Senator NrIni,al! a,u! :.N. Cornell
were ar,On" ,i.s =u',t.. :'..n. Grant, in
4 speech. *a:A iir never n"l Mr.. Lin
coin till March. I>'4. II 'int :Iw ,E,,,,"
of ,hc club Inr:.u-.. ii hear the na,,n o,
TIE greatest man hi, country has ever
,,unl,r,ut.'' '.Sturr> said A',r:i,HM Liz.
coin w:.s Il ,ynir,i America" ci'iz-h.
,lr lee! tn. Republican part: ia is fr::i..
vigorous. l,ri:iit day., when it It'd no.
tanner with w,.,," and !:nrw II" half
kr. y. in it, r:::l... Atirc.Is AMI rI;..~
at .':ani."s ~, was Il party stree! ny
freedom. a,.; t.,"r" .:.u:a h" Il" eros. IN
-,u.': 4 >tW.;..
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Specie kEports.

NEW YORK, Feb. A.-Specie exports
to-day were 81 ,5OO, 200.
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suspension OF q Grain House.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE suspension
of the grain commission house Of Geo.
A. Small 4 Co. il announced this IlOrll-
ing. The amount involved IL small.
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given.

seems to be very small affair to run so
heavy piece of machinery as largo
cylinder press, but it does its work well
and drives the press at from 1000 to 1900
per hour. Doubtless with smaller forms
than that of newspaper, the press may
be run up to 1900 per hour--its safe max
imum speed.
The Motor wheel is only thirty inches
in diameter, and on this wheel stream
of water about three eighths Of an inch in
diameter is thrown. The Motor being in
the second story, the usual water pressure
is only 68 lbs, and this is reduced by
number of elbows, etc. But notwith-
standing this, the motor is success. 1t
is ready at any moment to start, and
when it is stopped requires no farther
looking after. There is no danger, no
increased insurance, and no fires to build
and look after, as with steam engine.
Martin Coryell, Esq, Superintendent Of
the Water Co., has shown great interest
in the introduction of this motor and has
give considerable attention to the proper
fitting up of the machine. The Water
Co. are anxious to supply water for
manufacturing purposes, as with the new
dam completed, they now have large sup
ply, and for light powers up to four or six
horse, the Water Motor is just the thing.
Mr.. Chas. II. Clarke, of this city, is
agent for the Backus Water Motor, and
will furnish information in regard to it
to any who may desire it.
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9 My Love is Come " is the best of
news for young people, but whas we are
talking about is song of that name, by
Marzials. 1t is published by Ditson "
Co., Boston, who also send us, 9 Poor
Paola, go cts, an Italian Song by Mag
nus, "Too utterly utter" March (40 cts. }
with super silly portrait of Oscar W.,
"Gavotte Fayorite of Marie Antoinette,
1774," (35 cts.,l by Neustadt, "Galop :
go ets.,) from Day and Night, Hekto-
graph Polka" go cts.,) by Strauss,
Serenade Wekerlin, for Violin and
Piano. (S5 cts.,) and Santa Lucia, >
(35 cts.,) of the same set, both by Jacoby.
With the roll of music comes good
copy of Ditson & Co.'s Musieal Record,
(Se per year..
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Death of an Aged Lady.
Mrs. Campbell, very old woman we'll
known to many of the older residents Of
this vicinity, died at the residence of Mr..
John Kershow, near Pennington, on the
14th inst. Had the woman lived until
July next she would have celebrated her
93d birthday. Mrs. Campbell was
twice married and twice widowed. Her
first husband was Joseph Chamberln,
who nearly sixty years ago kept small
dry goods store in building which stood
on the exact spot now occupied by Mr..
A. Parker's jewelry store, in Pennington.
He is said to have done what was con-
sidered in those days big business,
though neither his store nor his stock
would compare with any of the little
country stores anywhere in the county at
this time. He died 81 years ago. Her
second husband was Rev. Jos. Campbell,
but where his pastoral field was located
we do not know. In her younger davs,
Mrs. Campbell was regarded as the hand
soonest, liveliest woman in all this section
of country Hanterdon Democrat.
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Mr.. r. t. Hartman, agent of the
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, win
this week take up his residence in this
city. He also intends to carry on the
shirt making business, and he expects TO
give our sewing women plenty of sewing.
which may be done at their homes.
&C. w. RITTENHousE has taken the
dry goods and trimming store of NJ. w.
Cooley, No. S. Union ST., LambertyilIe,
n. j., and invites the public to call and
examine the new stock, which is offered
at low prices. mo9,at.
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struck by Lightning.

Struck by Lightning.
Last Monday evening this vicinity was
visited by thunder shower, and tho
lightning was quite vivid. At Diits Cor
ner, the lightning rod on the barn of Ed
ward Wilson, who lives on the farm of
Abram Little, was struck. The joints of
the rod were disconnected, and the point
of the rod broken off. All the glass in a
twelve-light window located near the rod,
were broken out and the lower sash torn
out. The foundation wall of the barn in
the vicinity of the rod was also split open.
A COW and two horses which were in the
barn, only few feet away from the rod,
were injured.
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We call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of J. Monroe Taylor.
This house has been established nearly
forty years, and their goods are celebrated
for purity and strength. We would rec
ommend trial of their Gold Medal
brands TO all who desire superior cookery.
MIC, Am.
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Chief Lambertyille Fire Dept.
,onmandery Electlon.

Election.
The following officers of st. Elmo Com
mandery, TO. IA, Knights Templar, were
chosen last evening
En-. Commander-Ri B. Reading
Genlmo--John Lilly.
Capt. General-Samuel A. Finger.
Prelate- Clark Pierson.
Sr. Warden-John B. Jones.
Jr. " Phillip B Mackey.
Treasurer--Chas. Schulhaus.
Recorder--William III. Titus.
Sta. Bearer. johnson Lair.
Sword Bearers. Furman Martindell.
Warder-Lambert II, Sergeant.
Sentinel--James Whyte.
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The agency for the celebrated Do
MEsTIc SEWING MACHINE is now at
Moore's Book Store, where the machines
may be seen, and bought on accommoda-
ting terms
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Moody and Sankey, who are at Glas-
gov, have been requested, in a paper
signed by three hundred persons, to pass
year in London in evangelical work.
Among the signers to the paper were the
Earl of Shaftesbury, Earl Cairns, the
Earl of Aberdeen, Samuel Marley, Canons
Farrar and Fleming, the Rev. Charles
Sturgeon, and two hundred and seventy
three clergymen.
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LAMBERTvILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT, I
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER. )

In accordance with supplement to
Fire Ordinance passed Jan. Sd, 1881, the
several companies of this department will
meet at their engine houses on the first
Monday in April, 1882, and elect each,
four delegates from their own members,
said delegates to meet on the second
Monday in April and elect Chief Engi-
neer and two Assistant Engineers for the
ensuing year. Companies will set their
own hour of meeting.
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Victor Hugo feels the shadow of the
tomb gathering round him, but is not
troubled by it. My instinct tells me,
he recently said to friend, "that when
pass through the black tunnel called
Death, / shall open my eyes to higher
and brighter existence. Why should !
not believe in this instinct? 1t is one of
the rare things that never lie." Victor
Hugo is happy that he has taught the
French people to reverence childhood !;
the infant is to him sacred thing.
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Holy Week.

Holy Week.
The week beginning with next Sunday,
and extending to Easter Even, is known
by the names of Holy Week and Passion
Week, because then are commemorated
the Saviour's last sufferings and death.
Friday of that week is Good Friday,
the day of Christ's Crucifixion.
Episcopalians aud Lutherans observe
the season with increased and solemn
public services.
At S. Andrews Church, in this city,
there will be daily prayers with sermon,
or instruction, at $50 A. NJ, and 7.30
P. M.
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They have some big incomes in New
York city. Thus, according to the assess
ors, William B. and John Jacob Astor are
rated at receiving 81, 500, 900 per annum;
William II. and William X. Vanderbilt,
SO, $50, 900; N. Y. Central and Hudson
r. r. Co, 30, 500, 600 the Goelet estate,
SIS, 750, 900. And thus the list continues,
there being many other individuals and
corporations whose incomes are rated at
from 81, 900, 900 to So 600, 900 annually
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muntcrdon Co. Agricultural society.

Hunterdon Co. Agricultural Society.
The Board of Directors of the Hunter
don County Agricultural Society met
recently, and fixed the time for holding
the next Fair on Sept. Goth, 9th and 2sth
next. The price of admission was fixed
at thirty cents for persons and twenty
five cents for carriages.
The following Superintendents and
Committees were appointed
Marshal-Jonathan Higgins.
Chief of Polce-H. NJ. Wilson.
Supt. Horse Departments. S. Stout
Cattle Departmental ID. Schomp.
Sheep Departmental. A. Exton.
Swine Departmental. A. Exton.
Machinery Experimentation Moore,
Aug. Blackwell
Grain and Fruit-Jas. NJ. Duckworth,
JAS. r. Kline.
Poultry Experimentation II. Rocka-
fellar.
Ladies' Departmental. Shurts, j. b.
Hopewell.
Printing and Music Committee--J. J..
Clark, f. S. Holcombe, Jos. Haines, j
l.. Comet.
Reception Committee-T. G. Harvard.
John l.. Jones, John G. Hopewell.
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History of the English People.
Green's justly celebrated & Larger His
tory of the English People, ought GER
tainly now to find place in every home.
The Elzevir edition, in five handy and
tasteful volumes, cloth binding, all for
81 so, (by mail 81 so is certainly a speci-
linen of book-making that will delight
the eye of those who rejoice in beautiful
books, and is hardly less than marvel in
economy of cost. But the Model Octave
edition, in one volume, utility binding.
caps the climax for cheapness-only so
cents. or by mail So cents These edi-
tons are being published by The Useful
knowledge Publishing Co.. 1862 William
Street, New York, and are examples of
the quality and prices of numerous
standard works which they are publish
ing. At these prices they sell only to
buyers direct, discounts to dealers and
agents being impossible, and the editions
published are limited to the orders that
reach them promptly. Catalogues and
specimen pages are sent free on request.
Specimens of several Of their publications
can be seen at the Office of this paper, and
to accommodate our subscribers we win
forward their orders for any they may
wish to purchase.
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A MOMENTS ATTENTION Children s
Hose, &c. Ladies' Hose, &c. good Dress
Plaids, only 7c., cheaper than calico small
size Corsets, 2oc., were 50c. /; always bar
gain in Remnants. r. Fl. VAN HoRS.
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Miss Lizzie Lambert, tie gushing
young Dover Miss who created such a
sensation few weeks ago. by clipping
with married man, has returned to her
parents at Dover. Richards, it is said,
visits the place enthusiastically, but is
received very co!dly by his deserted wife.
He is thoroughly tired of the Lambert
girl, and is anxious to return to his first
love-
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Don't condemn good thing because
you have been deceived by worthless nos
trums. Parker's Ginger Tonic has cured
many in this section, of kidney and ner-
vous disorders, and we commend it
heartily to such sufferers. Freeport
Neics. MI, I'm.
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&c #. Oil Shades, spring fixtures, made
and hung, at $1.00 each. Shades made
ready to hang, with fringe, at so cts. each.
Shades by the yard, reduced to IS cts.
[ CHIT this out. VAN Horn & Bro.
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Long Lived.
Catharine Bodine, widow of the late
Benjamin Bodine, died Monday, March
81, at her residence near Stockton, in the
Goth year of her age. Her husband died
three years since, in his ssth year. This
locality, like all the goodly region of the
Delaware Valley and the adjoining rising
ground on either side of tho Delaware
river, is noted for the longevity of its
people generally. Two near neighbors of
the deceased, Simon Myers and Catharine
McLane, are aged respectively % years.
Catharine Dilts died there few years
ago, lacking week of "a years, and she
had son, who is still living, who has en-
joyed married life Gil years, and does as
good days work as many at 40 years,
and he is now Sc. She left n large num-
Der of children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren, and nearly all are living.
Those who look over the State g Vital
Statistics, will see that Hunterdon
county leads in longevity. Yet somo
people say this locality is unhealthy.
Will they please tell us where it is less 500
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Dtice to the Public.

The agreement made Nov. 1st 1880, be-
tween myself and DIR. i. G.. Rice, rela-
tive to his privilege of praoticng medi-
cine in this vicinity, was annulled by mu-
tual consent, September nth, 1881.
GEO. L. RoMISE.
Lambertville, March 90, 1882
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MONROE. Mich sant Of ta75

uIUNHOEi HICH'J DtpI' 9Ui IoIU.
SIRs-I have been taking Hop Bitters
for inflammation of kidneys and bladder
1t has done for me what four doctors
failed to do. The effect of Hop Bitters
seemed like magic to me.
m29,2t. w. L. CARTER.
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Ingram Carpets, at 20, %, 81, 30, 40,
to soc. Extra Super, Atwood, so, So, to
DOC. Tapestry Brussels, rs, So, $hOo,
Sf.10. VAN Holm e BRo.
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Buy no sewing machine until you
have seen the Royal st. John, which is
sold or rented by t. F. Londen, corner
Main and Coryell SITS. meg st.
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j You want to get the best sewing
machine in the market, try the Light
Running Domestic, for sale by Mrs. NJ.
w. COOLEY. Every machine warrant
ed. Dec. 10.
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Boots and Shoes, as good as the best
and as cheap as the cheapest, at
m15.3 LoUDEN's.
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Our New " Motor"

Our New " Motor"
We have recently added Backus
Water Motor to our office, which is used
to run our new Cottrell power press.
This Motor. cut of which is herewith
given.
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The patrons who wear the Eighmie
Shirt is guarantee Of the superior make.
For sale at r. III. VAN Horns.
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Fine line of Placques Holly Panels,
Smoothing Irons, Horse Shoes, Fans &C.,
for decorating, at Johnson's Drug Store
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-03-29

DIR. Morris LIVER PILLS are the best
Cathartic Regulator.
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-Trrus can sell you furniture cheaper
than you can buy it in the city, freight it
and cart It,
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DIR. RooEhs' VEGETABLE WORM
SYRUP instantly destroys worms and re.
moves the Secretions which cause them.
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Ladies' Cloaks, Coats, and Dresses,
cut and made to order at short notice, at
Mrs. M. W. Cooley's. de'tf
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If in want of nice pair of Shoes,
call at m1J-3l LoUDEN's.
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The act to prohibit Chinese immigration
for 90 years passed the House on Thurs.
day, by 1877 ayes to 65 nays. Messrs.
Brewer, Harris aud Hill, of the New
Jersey delegation, voted in favor of the
bill, and Ncssrs. Jones and Hardenbergh
against it. Messrs. Robson and Ross
were absent.
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Attcnntcd Robbery.

Attempted Robbery.
On Thursday night of week before last,
Mr.. Silas Cowdrick, of Kingwood town
ship was awakened by the noise made by
some person attempting to enter his
house. Mr.. C. scratched out of bed and
seizing his revolver fired three shots at
the intruder as he was leaving the
premises, but so far as is known without
effect. Mr. Cowdrick had been having a
public sale on Thursday and the would
bethel supposed that there was consider
able money in the house. We would
advise the parties to stay away from Mr..
Cowdriek's in the future, or they will
meet with warm reception.-Freneh-
to,en Independent.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-03-29

While you are out calling, visit Lou
DEN's Organ Parlor, second story, corner
of Union and Coryell streets. m15-3