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UNDERWEAR.

An immense stock to select from,
in sizes to fit the smallest person to
the largest Good Scarlet at 81. to
$l.50. Something new, Ladies close
fitting Jersey knit,-all wool, in
scarlet or white, $1.62J.
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The Centre Bridge Pa correspond
ent Of the Doylestown Democrat says
By the kindness of H. M. Reading, tickle I
and freight agent at Stockton, we are en-
abled to submit the following report OF
peaches shipped from that station for the
season just closed. Commenced July
9th closed October Goth. Number OF
shippers. 1877.
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-Gentlemen, you can get your clothes
cleaned and pressed at SO Swan St., as
good as at any place in the country, none
excepted. overcoats $3.50; Coats 81 CO.;
Pants rs; Vest 80. Ladies' goods at
reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. w. RoueHToN.
anr7.-tf.
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pursue Inc Same Course.

If lady is beautiful, my son." said
latter-day Lord Chesterfield, "never fail to
refer to her beauty" 9 What am I to do
when the lady is plain ?" T" just the same;
stick to the beauty"
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Our Full Cream Soda Biscuits are
the best. G. J. Fisher
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Total. COMMUNICATIONS. So, $50
The late shipped paid well, but many
thousand baskets sent off about the mid
die of the season hardly paid expenses.
Some of the growers realized far more
last year from less crops.
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Van Sewers plurality, 40.
EAST AMwELL.

EAST AMwELL.
Governor-Green, 1856; Howey, lat /;
Green's majority, 39. Congress-Pid-
cock. 149 Van Blarcom, 179; Van Blair
com S sjority, 30. Observation-Disclosures,
1871 5; Van Solver, 1850; Arnwine's ma,
jority, 81.
WEST AMwELL.
Governor-Green, 1906 Howey, GO /;
Fiske, 10; Green's plurality, 80, Con-
gress -Pidcock, 10; Van Blarcom, 76 (;
Van Blarcom's majority, 9. Assembly
Arnwine, 1C5; Van Solver, "a; Arm
wines majority, Al.
KINewoop.
Governor Green, 2l7; Howey, 1ei ;
Fisk, 26 +; Green's plurality. 90. Con-
press-Pidcock, 1893 Van Blarcom, 1874 !;
Morrow, 25 Pidcock' s plurality, 81. As
sembly-Arnwine, 1856 Van Solver, t04 !;
Schenck, 90 Arnwine's plurality, 1872.
FRENcHrowN.
The returns from Frenchtown give
Howey, for Governor, A majority Van
Blarcom, for Congress, 26 majority Van
Solver, for Assembly, 2 majority.
RARITAN.
West Raritan gives Green, Governor,
264; Howey, 206 Fisk, 60; Green 5
plurality, SO. Copgress-Pidcock, 226 !;
Van Blarcom, 237 Morrow, ID Van
Biarcom's plurality, H. Assembly-Arn-
wine, PAT !; Van Solver, 20l Schenck, 81 ;
Arnwine's plurality, 46. East Raritan
gives Green so majority Van Blarcom,
4 majority Arnwine, AZ majority.
ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gives Green LAG majority
Pidcock, ia majority ; Wolverton, lOl
majority.
BETHLEHEM.
East Bethlehem gives Green 81 MAORI.
ty Pidcock, 30 majority. West Bethle.
hem gives Green l07 majority Pidc0ck,
so majority Wolverton, I'D majority.
CLINTON.
Clinton borough gives Green, for Gov.
ernor, 90 Howey, 1903; Fisk, 80; How
ey's plurality, Is. Congress-Pidcock
81; Van Blarcom, 105 Morrow, 30
Van BIareom's plurality, 8. Assembly
Wolverton, 49, La Rue, 80; johnson,
80 Wolverton's plurality. 49, Clinton
township gives Green 70 majority Pid-
cock, 80 majority =; Wolverton, " ma.
jority.
HIGH BRIDGE.
High Bridge gives Green 48 majority
Van Blarcom, 81 majority Wolyerton,
80 majority.
HOLLAND.
The returns from Holland report 10
majority for Green and 8 majority for
Van Blarcom.
FRANKLIN.
Franklin gives Green II majority Pid-
cock, Ga majority f; Wolverton, II ma
jority.
LEBANON.
East Lebanon gives Green 65 majority ;
Pidcock, 46 majority Wolverton, 80 ma
jority. West Lebanon gives Green 10
majority Van Blarcom, IL majority
Wolverton, 23 majority.
READINGToN.
The returns from Soatb Readington
give Green, Governor, 1862 Howey, l S ;
Fiske, 10; Green's plurality, A. Con.
gress -Pdoock, 159; Van Barcom, 1l9 I;
Morrow, 8 Pdcock's plurality, 40. As
sembly Wolverton, 1858 La Rue, 103 ;
Wolverton's majority, 63.
Union gives Green l13 majority Pid-
cock, 60 majority Wolverton, III ma
jority.
Hunterdon gives Pidcock about $50
plurality, and he is elected BY about 200
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HuNTERDoN,s VOTE.
LAMBERTvILLE
anvRRNoR.

Below we give the vote in Hunterdon
as far as ascertained
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w EST AMwELL.

Governor-Green, 1906 Howey, Go ;
Fiske. 10; Green's plurality, 80, Con-
gress Pidcock, 10; Van Blarcom, 76 /;
Van Blaroom's majority, Q. Assembly
Arnwine, 1c5; Van Solver, "a; Arm
wines majority, Al.
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Governor-Green, 1856; Howey, LAT ;
Green's majority, 39. Congress-Pid-
cock. 149; Van Blarcom, 179; Van Blair
com S majority, 80 Assembly-Arnwine,
1871; Van Solver, 100; Arnwine's ma,
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UNION.

Union gives Green li3 majority Pid-
cock, 60 majority Wolverton, III ma
jority.
Hunterdon gives Pidcock about $50
plurality, and he is elected BY about 200
majority.
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The returns from Soatb Readipgton
give Green, Governor, 1862 Howey, 11S ;
Fiske, 10; Green's plurality, A. Con.
gress-P idcock, 1859; Van Blarcom, 10 I;
Morrow, 8; Pidcock's plurality, 40. As
sembly- Wolverton, 1853 La Rue, lob ;
Wolverton's majority, SO.
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OUR FURNITURE WARE
ROOMS.


We've everything needed in Fur
niture, Upholstery and Feathers
Twelve handsome Ash and Cherry
Bedroom Suits, secured during the
manufacturer dullest season far be-
low real value. These Suits have
come in and are being offered at a
great bargain. Ask to see them.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
The Fall and Winter Stock is
coming in from Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, all along the line.
We make our selections from the
manufactures.
All who want good and reliable
Shoes will do we'll to see our goods.
VAN HORN BROS,
rss- Nos. SO & "a UNION ST.,
AND No. CHURCH ST.,
LAMBERTVILLE. N. ].
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KINawoop

Governor-Green, BIT; Howey, lei +;
Fisk, 26 Green's plurality. 90. Con-
gress- Pidcock, 1893; Van Blarcom, 1874 ;
Morrow, rs Pidcock' plurality, Cd. As
sembly inc, 236; Van Solver, 104 ;
Schenck, 90 Arnwine's plurality, 1872.
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The following is list of all the outgo-
ing and incoming mails at the Lambert
vile 2. O.. as at present arranged:
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Copyrighted Newspaper tubncatinna'
There have recently come into life
literary bureaus which furnish their wares
to syndiCates Of misrepresentation stories
continued stories, sketches, reminisCenCcs
all sorts OF literary produCtious-copy'
righted. Much Of this material is good
and now and then We are disposed to use
some Of 1t, with credit to one Of the news
papers in which 1t appears. But there IL
the forbiddlns copyright, warning all in
truders of the premises.
The latest phase Of the copyright con
tents in newspapers comes in the form
Of copyrighted cable dispatches. Here
for example, is a budget Of news which
informs us that Bismarck remained al
hour with his imperial master on the an
niversary Of Williams birthday; that the
poet Shelter Is believed to be nearing his
end; that the largest brewery in Berlin
has been destroyed by fire, involving a
loss Of a million Of marks; that a church
law is about to be considered in the Upper
House Of Prussia. Notwithstanding the
terrible "Cave Oanem" OF the copyright
law, we do not see how these items oil
news can be any body exclusive property.
1t may be possible to copyright the form
in which the news has been put, but there
is no way to copyright an event. II the
Emperor Of Germany dies, the knowledge
Of that fact becomes public property as
soon as the fact is learned; anybody may
speak Of it, write about it and print it
Enterprise in newsgstheriug is worth more
to the press than copyright
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Mr. cnrn,Eiy on Lab aua capital,


We give to-day considerable space to
the views ci Mr.. Andrew Carnegie on
tho labor problem, Mr.. Carnegie haa
had long aud prosperous business career
HIS is a large employer ci labor. As one
ci the thoQghill business men Il the
country he has carefully studied the re-
latioRs between labor and capital in the
old world and the Rew.
Whether Mr., CTnegie's suggestions
present the ultimate solution cf the labor
question or not, his proposition that
strikes and lock.ouLs can be and ought 10
be avoided, Is what most men believe and
would like to see accomplished.
1t certainly is possible for the men who
pay wages and the men who earn them 10
b, good friends, aud to settle in iriend'
", peaceful way any questions that may
arise between them. by arbitration
either side or both sides may have to
yield something, but neither can lose 80
much as by a suspension { operations.
Mr.. Carnegie, it will be observed, Is a
strong advocate Of oIgAnized labor, as any
man must be who understands the situa'
ton and desires labor to have fair play,
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abe gr1tetIi9ertCer
waEpLlNa, ", va, MAEOu So, 1886
N. Would shear tho wool.GtOwsrs,

Mr.. Morrison, il reports may be be-
lIeved, has the capacity to learn, however
slowly. He has counted noses and tinds
that he cannot pass his tariff bill, There.
fore he proposes to let up on the metal
schedules and inaugurate halcyOn era Of
reform by putting on the free list wool oil
all grades,
The pressure Of the metal industries, az
represented by capital and labor, has been
too great to be withstOod, and the great
relormer prepares hrs shears to fleece the
hoCk,masters Of America, Having shown
that no can learn, there isprobablyanothel
lesson in store for Mr., Morrison som'
line morning he may awake to the dread
inl realization that woOl'growers have
vnfna
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EMBLEM o Tuesday, March q, 1856, at 7:l5 ?,
n, ut HI hIlrTa IeidGnCe, NO IS Eighteenth
street RoBGRr EsRLIS In his ijIh year,
Fuueralwl tsEe place III (IhuudR!l afternoon
at 2:sOP n, Interment at Greenwood Cemetery
Friends Of the family arc respectfully invited To
attend.
FRIEDRICH -On Tuesday afternoon, March %
fSS6, / 2 GOjk, MISSIs only daughter Of thaTlcl
aud Sophie Fre1r,CK, aged years, s months and
% days,
Funert' this Thursday Afternoon at o'clock,
from tic residence u her pNreats No, 3Si5 Jacob
street, Ilterment a. NJ, Zion Cemetery. Friends
arc nvlt d.
LAuGHLIN- FRED, H. LAUGntIN, Sged 20 year,
Fuuorsl Thursday morning, March IS, at 10
O'Clock, from the resi- enos Of Samuel LaughlIn,
lntermeut prlvaLs
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Mhnn M On Elpphnnl oame.

Opis p, Read the Atlanta Constitution,
Col Mlllbank was proud, arrogant sort
Of man. The pleasant faces he met along
the street held no charm for him. He
had never been known to commit q cruel
act, vet people said that he was utterly
unieeling When his vile was buried 'hs
stood beside tho grave, apparently I'M
moved, aud the next day he went about
his business as uFual.
at is strange" said generous man
who had Just made an assignment, show
such man as MillbRnk can DO successful
in business"
"Such men are generally successful" a
friend replied, "HaTdheartedness sue
ceeds where gentleuess striyea in vain"
Millbank was not wholly regardless oil
others, He loved his little boy with de-
yotion forgelinl OF all self. AS soon as he
had entered his house the hard lines
would melt from his face, and his eyes,
go cold to others, would glow US II soul
had suddenly sprung into them;
"How is my little angel" the father
asked one evening as he took the child
on his lap and iondIy kissed him;
"Well,h the little fellow replied.
"Emmet, do you know that every morn,
ing when | awake and find you well feel
80 thankful to God that | ought to spend
the rest Of the day In worshipping Hun !"
mo, do your
ayes, little angel"
can when the old elephant comes will
you take me to see himP"
"Yes,"
"When will be Gomez"
"Next week"
"Will he BIZ here in the morninH"
"Tell me about him"
"WelI, he will come marching down the
street with his great long snout, and the
little boys and girls will clap their hands
and laugh. Then he will go out 10 q
great big tent, and the boys will give him
apples"
eyes"
IAN he won't bite me, eivsr, will he"
"No."
"What will he doP"
"He will take the apple with his snout
and put 1t in his mouth"
"fle will?"
ayes, and then he'll want another one."
III wish he was here now"
Hell be- here pretty soon. There, now,
papa must go down town, he added, as
he smoothed back the boys beautiful hair
and kissed him.
He passed into the street. The divine
light had faded the hard lines were again
on his face. 80.
"When will the old elephant come ?"
the boy asked, when another morning had
dawntd.
at won't belong now"
am be- awful glad when he does come.
I'm keepln' this big red apple for him, an
ho'll BIZ glad to got 1t, won't he"
ayes, no will"
"He'il say to himself this Is the best
apple lever did eat, won't he2"
Eyes, he will think it very fne."
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lga ray Of heavens own brightness; but II
is, alas! often dimmed or quenched by
some wearing disease, perhaps silently
borne, but taking all comfort and enjoy
ment out Of life. That light OF the house
hold can be rekindled and made 10 glow
with its natural brightness, DR., r, V,
Pierce's "Pavorits Prescription" is potent
specific for most OF the chronic weaknesses
and diseases peculiar to women.
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Jolly Joksrl on 'Ohange,


CogQer made the discovery Of what ran
into the "0regon," and was offering In
formation to all who asked for 1t on
Change yesterday morning, to whose in
quiries he answered ut was water" Wis
well "got it, and relieved Oogger Of his
load, When the former went into the
market to unload he found that everybody
had been ''dlled up" and he had to "car'
ny it over"
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If you are suffering from sense Of sr-
ircme 1vearineS, try one bottle OF Aver b
Satsapalilla. II will cost you but one dol
lar, and will do you inCalculable good. II
will do away with that tired feeling, and
give you new Life and energy.
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The spring drive Of cattle from Texas Il
expected 10 exceed 900, 900 head.

1T YOU would enjoy your dinner and are
prevented by dyspepsia, Use Ackers Dys'
pepala Tablets, They are positive cure
lot dyspepsia, indigestion, hatulenCy and
constipation. We guarantee them. %
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Menkemellef'g.
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No medicine has ever been known 60
etlectual In the cure Of all those diseases
arising from an impure condition Of the
blood as SCOvlLLg SARSApARtLLA,
OR BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, the
universal remedy for the cure Of scrolula,
White Swsllings, Rheumatism, Pimples,
BlotChes, Eruptions, Venernal Sores, and
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Ia no better means Of securing q beautiful
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LIVER SYRUP, which Cleansea the blood
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nIotlsris Srn,Sa so,S..

The best salye In the world for Oats,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsutn, Fever
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Oofn6 and all Skin EFuptlons, and posl.
lively cures Plles, uf no pay required. I.
Il guaranteed 10 give perfect sAtihiaollon,
or money refunded, Price % Oents per
boz, For sale BY Logan 4 %,
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WhaI ls asans.

Oae who has figured 1t all up says two
drinks OF whisky costs a pound and hall
Of beeistesk two beeIs, dinner Of NUT
ton chops; one COcktail, an egg plant or
head OF caulidower. "What will you
lake, Oharlie2" stands for q nice oyster
stew for the whole family on Sunday
morning, "set 'em up RgainW means
sugar ia the house for q month,
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorrowiulIy let alone on account Of Dys.
pepsia. ACker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, indigestion and Oonsti.
patton; sold on a positive guarantee at %
and so cents, by Logan & 90. and Charles
Menkemeller.
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ACxRR's BLOOD ELIXIR is the only Blood
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Tor Ulcers, Eruptions or SyphilItc Poison.
ing. 1t pufities tho whole system, and
bGnishts all Rheumatic ana Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee 1t. Logan K %.
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Physicians came and came again. A
little feverish hand held o rcd apple. The
tears Of a heartbroken man fell upon
ringle.s OF beautiful hair. Women came
with their gentle hands and soft whispers,
Another day dawhed.. A red apple ON
the mantlepieCe caught ray Of sunlight.
Then came the roll Of drums, the clash Of
Cymhals. Feathers nodded, peopleshouted,
The father hfLed his swollen eyes from a
little coiIia and glanced through window.
The old elephant was passing the house.
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IFrvIn ,l,s pabIisl,sts,

Whoever desl1es to be well informed or
British affairs must have close at hand
"whitaker's AlmanNck," a publication
which grows steadily in scope, size and
public favor. The "Almanack" for 1885
includes, among other things, the mem.
bsrship Of the new Parliament, divided by
party lines, and giving the vote cast ior
each candidate. The book contains nearly
800 pages Of valuable information, Is well
printed and substantially bound, and sells
at the low price Of 2 shillngs. Any Am r.
lean bookseller can furnish it,. Hhiia.
Ter. PdtsrnOSi.T RoW, LOniOn,
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The April Century has. a full page steel
portrait Of Emilio CASTELAR, and two very
readable papers on that interesting
Spanish statesman and orator. "ItRly
From a Tricycle." is q charming bit Of
travel. Washington GLADDEN. discusses,
"The Strength apdWeakness oisOCialism, "
and gives his subject vigorous treatment
Of course, The battle Of Shiloh Is review
cd by General Buell., and there are other
contributors to war history. Frank X,
Stockton concludes "a Borrowed Menth,
one Of the cleverest Of that talented
writer's productions. Mr., Howells gives
the second part OF the minister's charge
"Premcnition" is the title Of beautiful
poem BY Charles Warren Stoddard. Tht
"Bric.a: Btacn department Is full OF gooC
things.
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he il eYefs humble there s no place like home
For there on he bureau our sOZODJN stands.
= 0 take the sAeet lEtuFg ngaln ~ our b II y,
We u, anso Leet1 and gums IN tlue, agiant foam
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slrpAl service Plags.

Atun Of red Il WeAthaF warm,
AGuu Of blue q general nfm,
A crescent red Is weather cold,
A cfeicent blue Is fair i1retold,
A star Of red no change implies,
A blue star local stormy skies,
A sou rs II black on dag OF white,
A cold wave coming IN AL Its might.
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you'll find sO2UDoNr in vogue. People
have thrown away their tooth.powders
and washes, and placed this odoriierous
preservative Of the teeth on the toilet
table Ia their place. 1t keeps the teeth
In splendid order, and spices the breath.
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For some reason the Tribune Almanac"
reaches Us late this year, though 1t hsa al
ready reached q large and well deserved
circulation. For practical use there Is no
better almanac published in this country.
To say that the Tribune Almanac" is
worthy Of the great newspaper which
publishes II is to giveit the highest praise.
No American politician can get along
without this exc, llent Compilation.-Thc
Tribune, Neg York
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It Is said that Bret Harte Is Rgeing
rapidly, and that his hair Is now almost
white.
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The 1for.ford AltnAuae aud Cook Hook
mailed free on application TO the Rumiord
Chemical Works, Providence, Il. |.
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Your regular Texan, in speaking Of an
encounter or melee, nearly all the time
terms 1t "ruCus."
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type, bound in cloth, gilt top, and sold
Tor City cents. The book ID worth having
whether It 10 true or not that It Was the
inspiration Of paradise Lost. "-lOhR y.
Alden, NsiO York.
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rRAYELE RS, GUIDE.

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
.EATRAINs-Ex EXPLANATION OF RETERENCE MARKS,
SDaIly. tsundRy excepted, monday excepted
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NothipEL,ks1.

Some Of tho new sun shades have rather
gsudy handles made TO initiate jewels.
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Nothing but a broken bank Is unmsnd.
able by SPALDfNG's GLUE.
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Hannibal Hamlin is said to be an in
yeterate and invinclble player OF "high'
loW.iaCk."
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lsays wheeling at A. NJ, and run svsv mont
u9 EssyG wheeling rafNNOA, n, and run Ototy
aG FSC H @ShuSoE tfaIn" will leave each tmlau, a.
i1ii0P, II, o, HIH9QH,
Gdl5 Hupotlntendefk
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Ci00 nueOIlOn made on al lfainS-B, z H. II +,
o, a 2, X H., and b 4 D II H.
Extra trips on sngtt notice, 49,.
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The Masonic and cru Anatcctic Is a month.
" magaziue devoted specially to tho
dissemination OF tho truths Of sCotli.
ish Rite masonry as established in this
country by Joseph Cerneau, and generally
10 whatever concerns masonry In any Of
It's forms. The editor iB WIN. II. Peck.
ham $50, most Puisaaut Sovereign Grand
Commander, who's NJ sonic zeal and learn.
ing give him peculiar fitness for the work.
The frat number Of the msgtz'ne 10 filed
with matter Of interest to all Masons, and
there is every assurance that tho interest
will be maintained. A list OF the ebtab.
iished consistories, with their officers, Ia a
valuable iaslure Of the first number. This
list, BY the way, shows a rapid growth Of
ths Rite In West Virginia 81 0O ayear,
Nm H. Pcckhdm, 4 aud 0 Llberiy Place,
Nstb York.