TRENTON, On. J.,) Feb. q, 1876.
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TRENTON, IN. J.,) Feb. %, 1886
Progress Of Trenton--Ks mufactures--G Great
Water Powr-7he Ne,o State Houss-Legisa-


twe-Neso Daily Penny Paper.


Every one who has visited Trenton during the
last few years. must have been struck with surprise
at the astonishing increase In its business appear
ance and, as it were, the suddenly acquired thrifty
and busness-like air of it, inhabitants But few years
SINCE remember II place Of fsscondary Importance
n every S 2:
bore old wornout sppearance some Of the buildings
appeared almost ready totter down. and bury their IN
ert occupants beneath the ruins. Whatever of bus
character to be seen was confined to certain dis
trct and even there appeared to inger out miserable
existence sustained only BY the absolute wants and ne.


Since then, what wonderful change seems to have
to only the ruin. Of some
sion behold manufactures Of the first order all
supplied with propulsion from neverfaing stream Of
water No less than seventeen calico factories receive
their motive power from this stream alone sesdes grst
mills saw mills &c. In endlsss vari ETY.. Recently, Mr.
msnse iron works in the lower part Of the city where
early in the spring. from three to four hundred hands
will be .s MT C int ,ntsns,0n
cheaper rate than they now DO imported from foreign
countries and Of quality far superior to any now in
hundred tons OF rails for the use Of the Camden and Am


Besides these evidences Of the inere asnx enterprise
Of our citizens, might be enumerated the many hand
some and substantial BRICK dwellings and stores now
erected and in nse and others that progress Of
rapid erection TO supply the suddenly acquired Of
the community. One gentleman has agreed 10 hll
order for tho immediate building Of ity dwelling
in the lower part Of the city, fer the Of per-
who will be engaged In the manufactures that 90
into operation in the spring


In speaking Of the Improvements In our city, must
not neglect TO mention the many handsome new Church
that have been recently built and also our elegant
Town Hall, and new state House. The old capitol
had long been disgrace to our legslstors who, with
almost constantly overfowiDg treasury at their COM
mand had hitherto neglected to erect new building,
sdorn the old in Consistent with the dig
nifty and requirements OF growing State. But
left to tho Legislature convened under the benign nu
encs Of our present liberal Constitution to remedy this
evil and to erect building which, when finished will
prove an ornament to- the capital and the pride Of our
citizens generally. Many other improvements with
carefully conf lied ststiscs hope to be able to give
you In my next


In addition all this, understand that now penny
daily paper s to be started here Monday to enaoe
citizens TO have daily record Of the local intsii
gsnce Of the city, and also to receive the latest news at
the earliest possible moment The paper be called
The Daily Nsrs, and will be conducted by Messrs f. g.
Mills, and g. Il. 0len two entsrprisng and enthusiastic
gsniusss, who promise, undersand 10 publish dsy
Newspaper after the manner Of the Nsv Pork Herald II
they do there can b. doubt Of their success for
are reading community hsrsabouts and they ct oil
approach their pattern journal In eneI prise and spirit


A:y cannot In bIents) they win meet warm and cor
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