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\apm m C 4 { U a «- * Fik F3 a & l Valley Railroad is now jg tickets for the week by way of the | giddy whirl, andtfe other a widdygirl. ~-Twenty-three inclies is considered | She 'proper size form lady's waist at the present day, when small wasp-like waists fre no longer admired. -Mr. T. Winxis baving married Miss Rraez in Georgia regently, the Savannah \Nema\ ¢pithalamiszo the pair with \P Widkle, T. Winkle] little Starr.\ mfsag .afe caroe and are worth two conts und a half apicos ty the doren. If the heht don't get down to business 'fore long thete will be trouble about Pauss time, ; “333591th: is very ungallant in Kansas (Sty: The Journal\ says : \Departing angry inter threw a bandfal of snow in - the face of blushing young spring night before last.\ © . +1 Feyctteville barber shop has he- come a Inillinery store. Not much of s cHiange after all ; before there were plenty of hairs, now there'll bo plenty of airs. Utica Herald. , t '-Fashionable shirt bosoms are now or- namented with the mfinogram of the Wearer-which is an immense improve- ment over the breastping of whisky and tabacco juice. -We are pleased to learn from \ The Siby1'\ that the number of students at the Elmira College increases every year. The number is now more than it has been since '65. -That Scranton young lady who was smart enough to walk into the seerets of the Knights of Pythias has been come | up to. A solemn decree has gone forth that one of the brathren must marry hei» --Jostan Garrs, of Tarps, Fla., died the other day, and the lodge to which he belonged immediately \Resolved That a blank page be left to his memory in the minute book.\ This is cerkiiuly an Hinprovement on the usual obituary reso- © lutions, though, to be sure, there is noth- ing in this world that isn't an improve- ment on them. ' -A certain publisher sent to a Norrie» town editor the other day a new song en- tled What Shall My Love Wear ?\ The Norristown man regarded the question wholly in its moral aspects and sat down and wrote a kind, but firm article recom- mending here to wear her clothes. He said that some ladies wear a loving emile or a look of conscious innocence, bat some- thing more than this seemed to be re- quired by the rules of decorum which prevail in the best society in Norris | town. -Troy has the only case, as yet, that we bare heard of, where the so called leap year prerogatives resulted in any- thing definite, - When, st the close of a *leap year party, a young gentleman was escorted to his house by his lady friend, he, in accordance with long established usage, invited his escort \to call,\ Ad- hering to her allegiance to leap year'» privileges, the laoy did call, the friend- ship ripened and the result bas beeh an engagement, - We ars not informed as to who did the proposing - State AgRICULTYVRAL SOCIETY -MOYEMENT FOR PERMANENT GROUNDS AND At the executive meeting of the board of officers held in February last, the follow- ing members were constituted the com- mittee on permanent grounds and bmld lugs, in place of the committee appoint- ed at the meeting on the 20th of Decem- ber, 1871 : The president, visepresidents Wing ana Geddes, the secretary. and ex- prgsid'en ts Faile and Church. It was ordered that committees, each of three members, with power to add to their number, be appointed for the cen- tral, western, northern and southern por tions of the State, to ascertain the fee}- ings of the people in their respective dis- tricts upon the subject and practicablii: df obtaining'permacent locations in the same; euch committees to serve as auxillary committees to the committee on permanent locations and to repor:! * thereto.\ Ard the following members were ap- po.nted us gush committee, vig : . Central-Ex President Cauipbell, Vice Presiqent Geddes and Mr. Lewis. - Western President Angel, Mr. Wadsworth and Col. A. Bowen Northern- Ex President Hungerford, Thomas V. Mazon, and the correspond- ipgsecretary. Southern-Vice President Diver, Mr. Bristol and General EF. Jones. Ona motion of Ex-Premdent Faile, it was Resolved, That it has now become the poiicy of the society, snd an absolute necessity to the contionance of its annual fairs to obtain, as soon as possible, one or more permanent fair grounds and build- ings, and that the committee on perma- nept location be authorized to propase to the people of any city in the State thai the sociéty will hold its fair at such erty at least once in three years for twelve years, if they will give the society the ground and a Batistactory sum towards permanent buildings thereon. Coo -~ Nirssown's Taror Wenormga -A Boston letter to the Hartford \Times\ says: \ After the conclusion of her engagement with Strakoscb, Nilsson goes to London, together with the majority of the troupe where the Drury Lane theatre has been engaged by Mr. Jarrett, her agent, for a series of - operatic performances before the close of tha season. Accordicg to the present programme Nilsson is ther to marry ber French lover, but as time appreaches for the consummation of the contract Nilsson realizes the tisk, the sacrifice sbe may make of berselt, and it is my firm opinion that she ylll not murry,; or at any rate for some time yei, Sbe herself nas very often stated that she desired to sing for ten years yet, and she knows that she can not do that and be a wile as well. It 'she would retain ber rofession and her fame she must remain Kid-sou, otherwise she can afford to marry, posseseing as sbe does now about one round million at dollars in gold.\ me- e Torx Pusirs Fire.-For some time a : Sheriff's Jusy bas been investigating the |, cause of the recent dissstrous fire at Phelps, ond on Thursday last closed their labor, the result of which is they found that the stores occupied by Gerritt Fris- bee snd Agustus McLeod were msl:cious iy set on fire by Wihem Dillion, on the nigbtof the 6th inst. Dillion was arrest ed and is now confined in the jail in this Tillage, * 4 meni \ A&.ron (f Admiral Porter was arrested in St. Louis, Saturday, as a vegrant.{ the . ‘_“P§ ~ * Le THB arrays rata. Whan apublic enterprise is undertaken & clase of people push if forward who: can see general advantages which are to be derived from it. They/appreciate its ad- vantages to the commynity-to the pso ple. An other class will lend their sup- port if they can be directly bendfited. Thoy are not capable comprehending the indirect but sure benefits which nre to be receired. J } , As the | State sees that It is a piece of economy to appropriate large sums of money 'to. proniole the education of the musses, so ecfporationis and companies forward Qapterprises which will increase the value of their property. There is seldom an enterprise proposed, the bene» Lis of which are so generally shared by all the fingers-1. of the people as the one securing Chemung County as one of the permanapt locations of the State Agricul« -tural Fairs, Yot some men in the ex- treme towns of the County think the pro- jeot will benefit only r he city of Elmira, . while many in the city think its benefits will be confined to ithe farmers of the County. Both classesjof objectors fail to realises that the city and the farming community are muipally dependent.- Tho city gots her supplies and finds her customers from among the farmers, and what improvés the condition of the farms and increases their préductl benefits the trade of the city fiom necessity, as it gives more produce td be manufactured and exchanged aod} gives tho fang\ p- more money with whigh to purchase plies from the city, } Again, whatever to increase business of t to farmers, as it improves the market for their produce and [their land raises in value, The nearer hlfi is to a largo and flourishing city the/more valuable it is, and farms situated at[convenient distan- ces from villages are more valuable and of much more ready swale than lands not so favorably and as the city grows and the farmérs increase in proa- perity and wealth, the villagers must thrive and increase. ds to build up-and }a city is of inlerest With a permanent location here the society will of course have an interest in the prowpority of ogr County; asd wid strive to render their| grounds attractive and their eahibitions worthy age. \ Two important enterprises now almaogt neglected in our County will receive [new life from these Fairs, and the advantages which this ar- rangement will give. We refor to the manutacturé of machinery, particularly farm implements, and to stock raising, or the +breeding of thorough animals. The mapgbinist in {vloso proximity to these fairs can exhibit his wares with but little caponso of mon'y or time, and can make a much fafter apd more satisfactory display than when cofppelled to transport his machinery loog distance by rail. The control of the society will, of course, be mainly in the band of officers rending in these three Coupti¢s selected for per- | manent locations. 8 ich an arrangement must enhance the importance of our County and secure for it a place among the most advanced agricultural Counties of the State. Thas far but little attention has been given to improving ithe stock of this county. © s The same breed of horses is expected to furnish draft horses and roadsters. One kind of cattle produce .our milkers and our beeves. Nor is there lees demand for improvement amjong our swine and oer sheep. The Fait permanently locat- ed here, which, added to our present fa- cilities, will render Ghemung county one of the most eligible! positions for stock raising. We certainly have remarkable advantages for shipping in every direc- tion. We have the t of grazing land, in fact the natural fértility of our soi. is equalled but in few counties. Stock breeders in our conaty will of course bave the great of exinbiung cheaply their entire stock to the intelli- aent farmers of the State and the Ltate Fair grounds will provide ex- cellent accommodations for our county society, and leave mo rearon why Our county fairs sbouldinot meet with the greatess success and acquire a national importance, and become the pride of our vbrifty citisons. Wy know farmers of our county who intend 'to make stock breed- ing a specialty, foy they seo that stook possessing qualities{ suitable for certain purposes, with thede qualities indellibly Axed from a long cdGurse of fine breeding, is increasing in despand. Dairymen wants breed which has been established with reference to its milking qualities. || f « Asyrsbi}e.Aldérnjy.Holltien, and other breeds are reared for use in the dairy, but each possecsea characteristic peculiar to itself which suit the circumstances and requirements of different dairy men. The stock feeder demands short born or Herford blood, breeds established with reference to their [good points for the butchers and their to taking on fat. - Most of us ranfawine which wili make the most pork out of the lenst feed in the less: time.| In order to do this they must possess the power to assimilate the most feed possible in the least time. | Che Essex and Berkshire are doubiless the purest breeds, but by no means the commonest. 1; will be the wotk of years for farmers to become aware off the great advantage of selecting their stock from the breeds possesping qualitie® best to their circumstances. - E#perience must, to a great extent, be thbir teacher. - Breeders who appreciate the| condition of our farm ers and foreseo their wauts,mako preper- ations, to supply them. We would like to see farm implefmeot factories mult: plied here,and alt ¢nterprises epcouraged weulth and consequent prosperity. A Searcu ror a[fHuinawp.-A strange episode occurred | at Wieting Opera Bouse, in. Syracuke, Monday evening. About nine o'clock & lady whose brow was clouded with anxiety, presented bprself at the door and craged the privilege of inspecting the portion of the mudience seated in the lower {part of the bouse.urg. ing as a reaston the : lief that her recre- aot husband was there, accompanied by \ a girl with a blug feather in her bos- not.\ - Her reques? was. complied with, and sho was placed in charge of an usher who aided her in ptosecating the investi- gation. \ They byd tickets for orchestra chairs,\ gaid the lady ; but an inspeotion of the occupants of these and other seats failed to reveal the| missing spouse agpong them, and the wifé was compelled to abandon the search 'Brxow.-In some portions of Tompkins county the snow is drifted many feet deep. anches of business | which tends to inctease our agricultural . wBw qafiflflflifififilfii‘i’m Ezckel, 47th Chapfier; 12th Verse, a » “By the rivers upon the bpks thereof shall w all trous for meat whose Isaf anall not fade, and the froit thereof sha'l be for mest, and the isaf thereof for medicine.\ * Our grast Redsemer has made a provision for the curs of disseces of man sud beast, yet thousands upon thousands ste overtaken with dak» nees, witHout soaspicion that It by masreury erother subtle potsoas ihatareso free' y used in many medicines and remcdise of the prasat day,. _ VEGETINE is made exclusively from tho jfulses of carafully as. Loted Barks, Keots and. Horbs, and so stroogly conpetitrated that it «rill adamant: eradicates from the every taint of SCROQOFULA Bcrofualous Humors, He Recommends It. H. R. Srzvans. Bach: Bostox, Peb. 8, 1871. Fear ~ir.-I have heard from very many sources of the great suce:ss of lo ca«es of Sero ols, kHouinatism Kidney Complain s, Gatarrh, sed oth» or diss»ses of kindred nature I make ns bes ita- tim Ld saytog that\! know 'he Vsomtim®s to ba ine most reliable remedy for Calar.h and General Dabil- my wifes has been thubllzdd1 with Catarrh for many years, aud «t times v- ry i 7. the has thoroughly tried sr ry supposed remedy that we cou d bear af, and wor al: this «bo has (.r serora: years neen - Lily grewiug wore, and tho dia harge from m5 head was oxccsaive and very ofepsive obo was ta this cocdition «bea sho commenced to 1ske Vrom fmm. I could seq that sho was Improvir g on ihe soroud boitle. thg continued tarine the Vrsomiisz until sho » «d usd from two vG :o t se. Iam now happy in informing you and the bo publ o. (If you choom« to it public,) that sho is entirely cured,. and locomJll'hu the curs after nothing else would Hence I feel wustified in sajing Yrowtin® Is the mjoat relisvle remedy ard would adriso all safferiog human'ty to try it, for I boligre i1 t) bo « god, houest v gable medicine, aid I shail not hesitate ta recommend it. lam,eto., rpapoct'ul y, L. D. GCabkDELL, store 471 Broadway, How Vegstine Acts on the Blood ! Our food farnishes matérial for the growth and nourishment of th» body by absorption and assimi. lation. In like magner Vegqut:ss acts inthe cure of disease. When swallowed it 11 absorbed, taken up by the velns, and circulating through the system with tna b.cod, reaching 'the most hidden and retmoto part | Ii is grideny by thim direct action thay the whole syctem must feel the affects of the remedy. Valuablefiormation. Gent My ouly obj guru, L eo. 12, 1809 ntlemen,- 0 4 kh timontel is ac\: rind vzlu-b a 12151325133? hinder; been badly alflicted with Balt Rhoum, ana the wholo aurf wa of my skin being covered with pimplea and cruptioaos, many of which caused my great »alo and annogance, and knowing into bo a vlood disease, I t ok many of the advertised blood preparations, amoa« shich was any gaunt! of Enreapa: li.8,Withe out obtaining any benefit, unt! I taking the and cefore I had completed the Orat botrle 4 saw shas I bad got the rignt uedicine, Con- sequencly I followed on with it untill had {aren sevan notth. s, when L was rtenouncod’ a well man , and my skin fs entiroiy free from pimples and oruptions. _- hax nuver eojoged so guod healin besore, and Lurtrib uo dt all to the use of \ po«rins. To benedt those affiistes with Bbeuma ism, I wiil make mention miso of the Vrostixw's «onderful war of cursing me of this acuce complaint, of woluh hare suffered so in:onsaly. C. 4. 1 UCKER, Pau £9“ Mich C. B, R. Fyler gireas, Boston. Cannot Emailed. Caariastows, March 19, 1809. H. R ftevens: This is to certify that I have used your \Blood Preparation,\ (Ve@®mIN® .in my Iawmily for several years, and thinks that, 'or \crofu.n ur «ankorous Humors of th- utmatis affections, it cannot be uxcoll- ed ; ang as & blood paurificr and spring meolel aa, It in the best thins I usvo ever us d ; and i bare used al- most overythlasg. -f can chearfuli» recomend It io any one in need Of such a medicine. Yours reapecifull;, MLS. A. A. LINSMORK, mar2$w2w . 19 Lussel stract, CARRIAGE MAKERS ' $0,915.13 121410090503.le of RIMS, HYBS, SPOKES, SHAFTS, POLES And welts/thing in the wood line for Carriage Work BOULH, hu E & Cu. March 1316, 1873. marbiil, HORSE SHOES AND NAILS. BURDINE & PERKING RORSE SHOR3, Vylean Pofoted aod Brandage:-Forged Matiz, for sale, tx any qtantity, bjn OUTH, RUUNCGE, RC 8E & CO.& March 18th, 1%72. tuarlddtL Peciufliar Lead! We hare received 5,000 pounds of PECULIAR & STAR LEAD, for sale by sGOTH. BOUNCE, ROSE & CO. March 18, 1872. LUBRICATING OILS. & G. Ob STOCK CF SsPINDLE,LIGHT & DARK ENGINE OILS For sale low by BOUNCE, Eu@E 4. CM. March 13, 1872. TO BUILDERS. Wae bave largo stock of NAILS, ULASS, PAINTS OLLS, PUTTY, ac, FOR Sa LL. March 18, 1872. maridif COLORED PAINTS. The Srautl'vl Colora of the EUREKA LEAD PaInT COMPANY. Nlanufactorcd from the bist materfal, ground brst Lincesd Olla. | Praug, t heap. and Dusabie. BOOTH, DOUNCE, ROSE & CO., mariSdif. STAR LEAD. In Store and forsale, another lof of & THAT NICE STAR LEAD. 80 TH, bet N.b, LG B & (0, OIL 1! 2,000 GALLONY LINSEED Oil . FUR SiLE BYC Magoo 13 1872 BOOTH, DOUNCE, LOAE & (N, Maroh 18, 1872. marist. PURE WHILE LEAD. Jus received und for s.! >, 7.000 Ibs. Cornell Lead in Oil ~ BOOTH, POUNCE, KCSE & CO & 103 Wt TER ST. l 1133113. marisif. PURE BRED POULTRY FOR SALE cnd Gre y Dorkins _ Black B Bolton Greys Hite OG d Golden Bpangled Poland, Golden bright Bantams, Riberian Hantams, I ¥ MaPES MONEY TO LOAN. HE SUB: RIBEK WILL PROrURE T Loans urea unincumbe farms to Chemuan snd “his 18 $312“. . sams of Five Hondr W lbw. out? be secured first mastgage on the premises, and when app! a is made an abstract If yitle showing that tact Ema “Lt???“ » 143 Water Etroct,EKizirs, N, . - Kimirs, Januasiy {hum | FI BUT 8, DuUNCE, RO-B & Oo. C * not In The Field » wITH, &A SPLENDID STOCK aww - - SPEBRING . DRY GOODS, AND CARPET S. DURLAfiD} & PRATT 182 WATER: STREET, Gomls ase cheaper now ! they will be 20 days from to-day, and persona w g to avall themselves OF BARGAINS Bhould call carly and rog 0h: mpleie stock. Eps: meration g! \MS!“ Ah as we have eve- e bic g A N- -a CHILLD-O8 A water. But just for the fun of I| we would make especial mention of our iarge asgoftmer t of \TABLE LINEN BLEACHED. & BROWN ONE sHILLIEG MUSLINS, Less than New York Wholesala Prices. jobZad &w im. ' R \Taree OrF\ -£2T TAE DOUBLE : STORE 8 and & Main Street, NEW GOODS PRICES REDUCED ! to sult the time}, on ali kinds of MERCEANDIHE, STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, . NOTIONS, Gr0CERTHS at D PBEOuVidIOXE, FUREIUCUN AXD DUMESTIC FRUITH, ~s 3 vy - TEAS COFFEES & SPICES, Belections from the best grades, and warranted lo compare in quailiy ard price with anything in the clty SEK OUR GOODS rh. sell ar tne Lo went co 00 90° Terms Cash-po per contage for bad debts. CART- AGK FREE. n VAN INWEGEN & BRADEN Fimiprq, N. Y _ _. Cust thu god mirgatey toa mind discased f Pluck frum the mesory a rooted sorrow, Raze out the wrutdn thoubles of the broim, Aud with .ome negdt qbitvious antidute Cante th» stuffed bospym of the pervucus stuff ir > BUCHY | FLlF1® The Greatest D‘UR ET'C Ever Diseo'd There Is No Tonlc Like It! a THE PUCRE-T AXD MD#T RELIABLE BVCHU PREPARED Is THE Mexican tluid Ext. Buchu \A prsitire and specift Remedy\ Tor Non-Beten- tioo of Inc ntiepce of L fine, Irritatl o, Infunms- tion or Uicerafion of t and Kioeys, der to k ulous Grav) or Dus: Depouts su- cuses or Milks Inscharers, and al. Dispasca of APO» tien. of the Bladdet apd Etdocys, and Dropaial bwelitogs cazisting in mep, wonen ur chini ren HOLMES & CO'S Fluid Ext. of Mexican Buchu, PRE-EMINENT For weakness arising yom Excesses, Habits of Dis- atps ion Larly Ind seretJoo, or abuss atteznded with too foduwing nympmmuttlndupmfllun to Exerion, Luma of Power, Lo-s of Memory, Difficulty of vreath- Ing, Weak nerves, Tr¢mo ing, Horror of Liscase, Iiinores of Yiston, Wakptelors, Fain lo t.o rack L olvereal Lasmitade o. the Mascular Hot Hands Mushing of the body, of the Skin, Eruptions on the kage apd Pullid Countesance. ICEM ALLES. Io many ofertic nr potulisr tb Fomales, the FX- oUt HU is ongqualed by any orber wmcdf -as Io t blofrusts or betepiion, lltbtglmlfli. Fatoful« i ga uf bup. resaiun of tomary Evac=aiiops, Ul ceruted or stath of the Clorua, Leucurrhoca or V bitgs, Mtedlity, and for ( owplaints ipcidenta to the ses, Whoeth» r arbsing fron indiscretion, Habits of Dissips len our in the Lj lioe or i bange of Lie. It is prescribed eatensiv ly by the mast ecairient Phi}! clade and Midwives, U tey Confinctuent, and for h fecbied and Delicate Coustultens of both sexes and a'l ages, attended with shy of tho above Disexses or -ymptoms, No Family Should be Without It! inculeine - inverisbly rgimoves, soup follows Impo- tency, batuity, Lpilrpliq } its,in uno of wit h The pa- tignt may expire | Whoitap say that these aro not {requentiy fodlowed by thase direfuidisesses\ Insan- u] afal «ops . fuplion,. ‘Mlni are aware of thocause of thrir ruflerings, but few wid confgss. The record of the Invan« asylum, wod the melancholy destbs by CopsomptiHn, bear ample to the truth of the masertion - The Const iption oute aflected witp Or- gaplc Weakicss requifcs the aid of mediclae to strengthen and lovigorgto systein, which - Holmes & Co's Mexuab Flold Extract Bucho\ invaria 17 o Exiailed by all drugglsts ast 7) ¢ ENTB PEK Tue, of 6 ounces, or 8 days medicine, at orce plac Ing tosis valuable cou j6und within the reash of the patient no malier how! pout, ANNOUNCEMENT. B E ARF of counter /cit«. | Ark for Mexican Floid Extract Bucho. Holsis & Co, Fropriclors, New York City. BY ALL CEXKTS PER BOLLE ALSO. BEW A RE of Spurloys Pucha Miztarcs, prepart by as diocuore, Y hub are kepibefore the pub- lis by notorious cents. HOL MJB & CO. PROPRLETOR®, Nos. 520, 520 & 580 W. 85th Street, KEw York Citv. maslok wig. ke NEW FIRM tx tea Saddle and Harness Business I 4 cose ces c pal se m kinds (hp-mu donb in their lins, at hvzflbflfilfl in?! ta Dissasce ef the Prosiratolsisod, ctone in the rlsd- O*, and Theso symptoms, If allowed to go on, which this [ Bor | 'BAfKiNG House oF Fis & HATCH, ' Bait Nasgav siREEr. ¢. K Naw Yor®, March 1st, 1872. rearset» Chesapgake & Ohio Railroad First Mortage Six Per Cent. Gold Bonds Fu at the rite of 34 snd accrued interest. 'They areTp denomigstiogg:of $1,000, $500 and $100, registered, or with @itached; Interest pmyable May and in United States gold eoin ; pripcip{l psyaple:in 1839, also in gold goin. Bonds deliverd by gum 1s, charges prfd. » i 6 Thesa both? beride being the formal obligations of a well-g:ablighed, eubstantial, and tharougbliy re- sponsible corgeration, comprising among its officers and dixcctory of the most experienced and (Crusft@l ieapitallsts snd business mon of the couh try, gro jalso secured by @ mortgage Hen upon! the whole groat railroad line, eqnlpfmeng, .property and franchises whoos Gostang: Talus wiil not be lea: than thirty mil. Hons, ahd wiiffh 'Is destined, at an carly day, to have « prodgctiroiislne of nearly double this sam. The ennui); apd YUbio Railroad counects the deep water np gution of the Chpsapeake Bay with e head of rfp} de inland pavigation «n tho Cblo } Iver. | It is §¥7) miles in lengto, of which mearly throg fourths is already in operalion, and the remais gor uyir such rapid congtiuction that it will no unwind; uring the ensuing Bummer. Tammany\; tabef m sboil AL remarkably cssy route for trayh) and transportatind batwpen the Great Weet and th@At antic coent, ard as ruch will share on ad¥ at“? a terms, to a largp eatent, in the vast <plumg of thydugh business fram tha West which now tixes “131mm; means of frapsit, . By means of conaecugg ines, now under construgtion in Obi> si} Kentucky, it will afford the shortest and chenpest gquto between Cipcinuati, L/ ulsville, Bt, Louis, Cl , Nasbrilie, Mamphts, and the lar W.st apd th orth Atlentlc @@ipping, ¢nd it must at occe fake k, therefore, as ons of the Great Trunk Re of the country for through tranr» portafion« {, Besiges thge» advantages it trarorses the richest and mosy|extcnsive coml deposits in the country, in {tg route through thp Kanawha Vallry. and crpsses, {g its coursazome of the most important ard valuaffjic deposits of fron gre known on this Comma; The coal, of which thére are three varietles, furnish an enoripous abd profialle trafic; is no doubt that a large manufac- turing unvé. will zoon be developed alung the lino. . 2a $i x findlikb (with the biek interost) to-day fou ttond coffa(with the back interest) (o-day $179 95 $100 ond (with the back $20.09. Wa buy and ssi) Govezszesr axp CzxtRiL Paci- ris Blxos, £34 recoire tbem in exchango for CB asa- rcaxg aspgyuto Borps at theincurrent prices. Detoxlpllfgmlmphlbu, with full intormation, far- ulated on agyplicarion. wi rrcelédcpoelu and allow interest at the rate of fopr per 5m. on balances ; make collections in all parts of th§\ coantry; issue cartiGcates o' deposit end do a geggral banking boriness, FISK & HATCH. HARVEjflkK, A. 8. HATCH. markd eod &w4w s he md Non-E HEELDY GIVEN, that by roason of getaus the payment of the myneys secured by the mortgdee hervica ter mogtioned, the power of sale con:aingd therein has become opefative. \ald mortggge bears date May elerenqth, one thou- sind gigbs Wijndred and fifty-three, apd wis maude by ucorge W. sod cxeco uck of Chemung, in the Coupty of (@fJemung, and Adafine, pis wie, unto Jaimks d, to secure ive ibouganod Doilara with fole and was recorded 'In Chemung County Clerk's O . In v-lume 12 of Morigag»s, on page 114, &c.. Mag 2th, 1853, and is upon {no fultowing gesqri' oi p: lacs. vic. © HH tnatigJece or parcel of lind eltuated in the Town apd GJuaty of Chemune‘, and istate of New York, p«ioged to Plijah Buck, being the ssutheriy bai of snelfpt known as Lot number three, bourded erst by lot one, south by | lof number two, west by to@yphemung rivor, ard i orth by toe north- erly halt fffop number three, suppor 6d fo contain One Hurdred a of land, be the seme more or lr as ex- ce ping reserving from said sputhorly ball from low : Une balf gore deesed to Joho ricke ring o half mise deed to Kpbert H. Will- ard; alot ces frobt by eighty-five feet deep, C to Charles ewaln, a sot to Andrew, » oulte one bundied aud forty-um feot by/ abut ff'y fept, a lot of two mires aid eigh: -0v84 hundr dibfiqt an sore conveyed to the New York and brio roud Company for roadway and depot grounds ; 0, the right of | way for pe Jugaamon Wu company for thelr canal ana baslo, bet \exceoding (wo and ope-ha f acres, ulségdy copffacted for - Also, exerptigy and reserv- ing all to art of said southerly bial\ of raid lot v, ly! g on the south mize of the main rdled, begifging rt s porn. in the contrfu of said main . and jun tion of Washington rtrect, as pis vlllag : made by John (@ MD we'l, Kaqg., ir qn the: terly along the- centre of said maiu ros to W. Durkieas southeast cbroer, toenco ma ssd Dup@{es east sine ruum roriherly at rignt anges with #r'd main m alto the north mine of this to , }i beigg Aboer Bucisooutl. Ine - ibeice wes er- ay klong sxfd Hoe to a polot In Lie sald matnp rosd at the gpocl Wot satd Washington sirekt, ' Also, a l that 'other?\ fract or parcel of lang ailuste in the [Logp, | og§ly, and ttate atoresaid brginni g at sug- ar qwp.0 stardipg 1a the soutbeapt curnicr of 'a lot of ia: d plretofure conveyed by (Charles ¢. Bry io Joseph Foulase, and ruoting thence porto 70 degfees cast sixty-two reds ipa stuke and ntopes ai bh sou boast corner of Groat bn oun ber vigh ,of wh b bisa past, thonge \it 20 dey rées wost 44 a : e-haif rods to a stake ; uhoutre south 76 degso s Weyy 43 ros fire I'nk. fo & Remlock tree , the poe 47 aan 1 jen linketo ihe piece of bieg'n- ning ovnlafging 14%, acres of land, be the same more 33:4}. #I; that other piece or parcel.-of land in the Town,. Guurfy, and ttato mioresal , biginuing at a sUgiaf [1]ij reo, thouco porth alopg ad amica le L.be cets egg (Charles Fo Pry and Aezhel and abner B-qk 0.6 hapdred snd forty-eight rods to a stake aud mu!!! nuwgpn the Fry aug Detaigr Invas , thipes al jg asld lino south 70 degrees wast one g tod rode oa stake and ktones, th: ree pdred apd forty-cizbt mds to astake anding on 1 Bum: north line, cascerly af Tto.a river, (new (hemuny band red :a soufbt cop aud stongat and 208 rod r ver} theppe a.ong said burt's lina north Todegrers, can} +0 tho gj]ace of beginn:sg.Ccontalbiug one Lund- rod seres of Jand mo.s or lees; excppting from the 1 rt abste fFérr ted piece of iand I @enty-hvo sores gosgded by rid bouli@ to Howell, and for a [§§ cescristion of +4 d twenoiy-Ove acres, refrrem p tig ald deed is required and necesary. * Also af:ffhas other pi«ce of pare» | of aud to sild Tows Ci $y and State stortagadd, begining at the bank of N{yucoup creek , thoncs by Fou ke aod Buck's Iq gSorto 70 degrees, ¢ast 60 r le to a stare abd ito. a? mt tho purtbersf corner of lot No.7; inguco8.{ cast 85 rols t> a stake aud stores for ' boruer, thence sougth 70 degrees, west bQ Jods, to Inemlork time on the bank of the creek , utem pp ;p creek the several cours s and diatancrs ¢r of, tq Nargosugar tree corner tho pace ol Le- anmg, pisining seventrcn meres and IB rode of «nd, bath game more or lees-exzcaptiog Are acres three d thirry«&re rods of laud assigned to Jo:eph koulke and Mary Jana «ooptr, by commis- lagore th p@utision, r fereore foay b bad to sad re- pba for a Fuli ée.crip ton of said Ate seres, thrse ld t iriy-8 ve rods,\ géaid mo go has been duly arsigned by said James A built (oflenry Bwilii, gs will sppear oy assign- eartg‘ rded in said Cleik's offie, in volume of Mo igs, at pare 6 611ml by raid Henig sywih da gland io-Cbasles W. owlit, trustes, &c., will ap 7 amignment duly ncurded in said k's 006», in vol. of Martgagos, page 630, and by the said lea W. Swift, Lrusteg, (inf; assigned a: s'n “flea-n wit spam-{ta trig: gaunt of T volume 0 9. m0 , in paid L hemus g Lonnlyafierk‘ uce. * further given that the whole amount of princical, vig: the sum of Five Thondand Loiars se- cured by “if monflge, with interest from tceeighth dxy of 1865 c.aimed bo duo ut the first [Athenian hereof. Is furtber given that by virtue of the eaid pawer pf mafia portion ef said mortgaged premi- sri as descpibed in and convegied by deed from Lew J. stan- {if and wie to Adgiine Ruck, recorded in thp Cbhemupg County Clerk's ofice, in volume 88 of pegy 3.6, cs fo lows: v AH tbh§t tract or parsel of land situate in the 'Nown uf Opomung and rtate Df Now York, bounded amd descried as follows,. to wit: BErginning in the at?\ of Tho highway ronuisg from Chemung vii- ligo to Warpriy, and on the line between what is morn £2 Buck Fia:m, agd lands occupied by pory Bakyr,. acd running thence porth «izhty-one . degrees. BQ this uts wert alouy the contre line of ssid Righway, gferen hundred and sixteen feet to a point in the ling.of a fence as the eastern gaiden fepce of thg garden upon the premises bercin and trehy to be conveyad: thencassuth eleren ¢grees and 30 miputes, wes bounding on sald gard- 3 fence #50 hundred and seventy» wo teat to a rtake tre :0uph line of said Bock farm, being tho bound- y line baswern sald farm and lapds occupted b feory 84a; thence north 72 degrees, east {out} « in; op the south lins of esiq Bucs farm twelve hun- tied and gjghty feet to the flaw of con- ining e§yen acres and th fir-woo one-bunpdrediha 7 52-100)! an scro. more oriless,\ wil be rold at ub is Augtion, at the front door of the Court Houre, § the city of in the Couniy of Cheraung, on bo 25ib gay of May, A, D., 1972, at 2 o'clock in tne #iternoon,if that day --Latefl the 2}; day of Febru- ff]. 1872 a 5 | . GHD. W. BCCS, v) ss Assignee of Muitgage. 00.0 & | V.6. 3415's. Altlorney.-fcbzur 134 f p human COUBT~-COCTETY OP ;) R. Jotap! Trining—Luumlnmn H. Judson, Taim, our, Alice Gas- 11, Fanny Potey. Hatile M Stearps, os ab A. Alrarns, |E. Etparne, Jud 8. Stearns, Brelin [. briearosand Car- t gun-5m named defeadant eby sur ' l e 1 You are bereby summon- iand required to answer the compli¢intof 51,0 plaintiff this action, which v3 fled with the kof the County ecmung, on the 37h day of Japuar}, 1874, and to serve of ygur snawar on me at ihe city of Rimizs, Naw York, apty d'l ve o co » tw after the service of this summons n: you, exclual a day amelbunij-ad r: t?» e Uw gagLLo-atm:E: I? ngdlh’vlw. PM s Aitornay. h ® fl AXCE Of AN OBD The 01111.erth pf 5m\ ces nous init von; dates U d . 46 to th vougluse th ihe subec e ; to t riber, at in seid ! \iim aa mmfiwgfiz nalivgm. WILLIAM G, NO UP. and 4, obstructto BPLEEN, INTE-FIN 'EpRI® in | Booch (\ DrpRIxe J. Warx«a, Proprietor. . R. Gen, Agrate; San Franciece, C r MILLIONS Bear Testimony to their Wonderfol Chrative Effects. * They are not o vile Fapcy Drink, Made of Peer Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Iefase Liquors doctored, spice{! and sweetencd to please the taste, called ** Tonics,\ \Appetizers \Restorers &0., that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but ang. a true Medicine. made from theNative Roots and Herb? ~* of California, free Trom all Aicobolic Sitmu= Jants. Thoy are the GREAT BLOOD PURI FIE ond A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the [FASHIONS FOR COVELL, FAY & CO's, \_ Merchant Tailors and Clothiers, _ No. 131 Water, and 2 and 4 Batdwin St., Eimirg: Wtujtreiannd the largest fantasy of , & ~DOMESTJCO FABRiICY For Fall and Winter Wear ever Dis- a 1871. 7 - FOREIGN s- * played in - READ ~ FO HATS 6, COVELL. demoing co L C0 0 = 1871. 00 FALL & WINTER -AT- , this City, AN IMMENSE \ POOK 0 Y MADE CEOTHING R A MEN YOUTH AND: BOYS: AND , CAPE! C, W, FAF. D.} McDONATDP, *~ carrying off all polsonous and restoring theblood to a icaithy condition. RNp person can take these Bit ters according to directions and remain long unwell, provided their bones are n‘ot destroyed by mineral polson or other means, agd\ the vital organs wasted bezond the point of They sro a Gentlo Purgativo as well as a Toultc, possessing, also; the peculiar merit of acting as a powerful ogent in refleving Congestion or Inflam- mation of the Liver. and inll the Visceral Organs, FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood or at the turn of life. these Tonic Bitters have no equal. For Inffnimmatory and Chronic Rhcuma- tlam and Gout, Dyspepsin or Indigestion, Billons, Remilitent and Intermittent Fe- versa, Disonsea of the Blood, Liver, Kid neys nod Eindder. theso Bitters have Leen most successful. Much oro cansed by Vitinzed - Bleed, which isgencrally produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs. DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Heat- ache, Pain in the Shouldirs, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, fliliouns Attacks, Palpitation of tho Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the re- gions of the Ridneys, and a bundred other painful symp- toma,-are the oflsprings of Dyspopsia. They invigorate the Stqmach and stimulate the torpid Liver and Bowels, which render thom of unequalled eMcacy in cleansing tHe blood of all impurities, and im» parting now life and vigor to the whole system. FOR SKIN DISEASERS, Eruptions, Tettor, Balt Rbeum, Blotches, Spots, Pimpies, Pustules, Boils, Car- buncles, Ring-Wortus, Saaid Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipe- las, Jtch. Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Aumors and Diseases of the Skin. of whatever name or nature, are iferally dug up and carried out of the system in a short time by tho use of these Bitters. One bottle in such cares will convince the most incrodulous of their cura tive effects. i Cleanao the Vitiated Blood whepever you find it\ Im purities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Erup- tions or Sores i cleanse it when you find it obstructed and slugelah ta tha vafue: cleanse it when it ii fou}, and your foclings wid teil you when. Keep the blood pure, and the health of the arstem will follow. Pin, Tape, and other Worms, lurking to the system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed 4 removed. _ Says a distinguished | phystologist, tn hes tani ‘séiza‘gz‘flmwfihfiém‘zffis? worma. It is not upop the healthy elements of the body that worius exist. but upon the diseased humors nd slimy doréoslttylhnt limo these Iving monaters of case. No System of Medicine, no vermifuges, no- frea tho system from worms like anthelmintics w these Bitters. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. B. MoDONALD & CO; * Dmgzllhmd Gen. Agents. San Francisco. Californis, and 83 and 34 Commerce Street, New York. 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Uifculars tree, UNION PUBLIGH- ING CO., Philadelfilia, Cbt ago or Cincinna.. imariB-4w. i 08, WOVLD I WERE A (RL) AGAIN! sigbs ihe weary anf exhausted ore, as the langior and las.Itude o spring cones upon him Come and receive vigor on i glzergth from the wooderfal south Ag eraaa loain JURUBEB A. Long gb + eacces«folly mea in Its native conkitry, &3 ' a Powerful Tonic, ond Patent Purificr of 1h» Blood, 11 is tout a oren to Ihe spth@ipati rs foupd.ed on t'o great rep Malic. AvcufGing tu tha imen cal aid ech otific periodk m- of Leudon a d P ors ii ;o ses- is tha Mo«« PowepxiLt propethies lu wa 10 Marazia Dr. Wells' Extract of Jurubebsa | ts a perfect remedy for all disc:» s of the BLOOD, OR +4 NiC WEA KN waH, GLaNiULOUs TUMORS, DROPBY, SCROFULA, INTERNAL will remura ai ns of the LIVER and URINARY It is strengthening and nourishing. Liks nutric- fous food taken into tha stomach, is esvimllates and diffuses itself thrdgugh the circulation, giving vigor “It: hull; he'b regulates the bowe!s, quiets the nerves, aots direct- 1y on tie secretivp omit, and, by its powerful Tonic uces y and vigorous To the whore JOHK Q. KELLOGG, 13 Flatt ., Mew Tork, Bole Agent for the United Staten Price Ong Delisy per tottle. Send for Circular, mais 4w & «% % P TAIL TRADE. * f dec29dé&wtl. ' +_ 'OFZER CBOICE BRAND#OF m SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THE Wifo‘QREGG & CO; | | CHINA AND JAPAN - | T \2A g? TEA? AT LOW JOBBING PRICES - L A KE E S (3&6; LIL SEE THE E. B. SATTERLEE & C0, 19 & P4, - , anal ___ zen ooo un- mens: AND - 00 % 1 + BARGAINS!\ , * & te C/ uP , or ~ o ca V Rlus a in uou bucX d MAD~ LY with 8 encil and | Ree c uidi 8 (\a‘n‘mguwfi‘xn b= , * . Mora Mirat- > f narid-bw. MONEY pas apd parti t t} ob. tleboro, Vi. WELLS s COuGHS. liULDS AND HOARSENESS.2 . These the AUd iL Combinsticn wito other ofb tent In a_ pupmugy form, (ut (be | Cure of all I BKOAT and 1.0 8G) Leases - 1 HOA BIF Npanmand DLCOEFRATION of the THROAT | ite Ito mediately rostered, and stairmente are cons stuptiy being sent w the propractar of tehiof in canes of Throst difficulties af years standiug Dou't be deceivid by worth! CAU TIO Imitatious - set ouly Wells' Cart de Tablets. Price 24 cts per Boa _ Send for CitcuiAr IOME Q LZELLOGC. Plat Fi,.N ¥, Role Agext for tne E00 36 LAKE STREET I THIS INTERESTS YOU REDUCE THE SIZE of my Stock of mali-4w DRY GOODS! Luring the months of * a FEBRUARY AND MARCH, Tremendous Reduction |W PRICES, . '1 So that a little money will buy a good many goods this hard winter. Call at ANDREWS, 36 LAKE STREET, ELMIR A. [= ‘l‘PfB --April Ist we shall open a splendid new stock of Fpring bry Goods. _ SJacer if . MERRITT . PLATT ROGERS. | COUNSELLOR AT LAW #2 wflh ' m, N. Y. a ARcOuC TASiEis. I “f $ BEAD THIS, CRE oF 1HE MANY LFTTE% FROM DRCouISFH. | 00 C apoke to me of taking held of tha Great Sho«horel Kemlody, I bad bo wore faith in it than in pry Cthe of the Patent Miédicines =. ich Bood tl-r'roémrimul on your high recom mencation I touk the fiborty © ive away a bott]é to a person that 1 knew! was @ arm? from Dyspepsia tor yeurs, and had tries irnt merable remedies to no purpose, (He came to mest after for muri, saying thet } o had not bean so 94 before for years.ond that he wes confiae. l“ wobk cure him eb ir ly - rom thoi time i hogan to l the medicine rapidly\; and can excegied tie eaie of ny olber medicine of the cherscter that we eyer had to our store, as you Eno¥ I have ordered. frequently by the gross, und 1 bare never had tuo mug in stock. Th ve takey an ine est in waiching 188 effects on thoat that bave beed induce: to buy it, and have seen the eailw cheel bloom with the flush of healih, and the supken nad with the fear of carly death, gleemirgtwith the. | hope, ard re-ursuce of safety, who b wils truly grat fying th ree, as an ianiruaept in go & Remedy within their reach | I have so.d \fp for ligh pepsia, Liver Complaint, Corsgumptiorn, Lelfilicy, Lit Gases of thr Rowels, E brout, ) unis Rheumatiem and Diseases of the Kidneys, with very gratify y result and feol sae in recon inending it to apy rt § im. Da. Yocre & Bao-Genuemen --When first $90 (14 “X that itg sale ht 5 G S - v z wal % 20 __ GAZE n Bee, Oon -~ TERYS -, sauce.¢ a MFA Rm c \f NEW ; EXIIRA CABI The Y1>~% pnonvle> th.e f nore thad or « REED A alng sh ols , PLS w \BAYS T whi: b car ° ebhangln | % dragging“ (he NEW aO --0 ae > “whim at $140 81%, gange an' . s\ dre L'fu’drn A j adriana d Brsr. - i 14 bats V B aD at pric UNQ - Fook oc: -CH $100, $1.0 . a upw a ao ~ % srw In, % CraCULAn 04 D t* «a 119 154 Tro % cHEir UI 49, (tei - BESTF F' i 3,000 ¢ aa ms x *C \4 { bas j? * u . J' Rp. Coan. Thes iod & ted stat '<: on central 1 . } M enfcan Coo p tg moins pon COR. LAKE & W AETER STS. anf mine a w . elses u d Elmira, N.Y. &+ mko id ; Tabs l 2 __ solgir? s . Fre- k '_ head 1 j < map- po & Pam lo. x Adds , & \ 1. & . é}, Soul. l &n y ; l (j? 14 &. N l Goou: : Mca % E: >a JG ‘YQ (H & \ SFO gust tho' «0 es <4 <. c. -$ , Gast - . if“? T R.E E T)\/os v3 t * ga . Re » i ® g? +o toad a Btrop e- Q: 2353: Adur“ U V ~ A' n,\ . i . 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Mort fareo tities searched pal! coil-ct?“ piade, ugh tostiftuted in lower and higher courts. nov20wiy . c -- g y or 80% ose WEO seluriA®yX U E'é'mxmn-mm Mnmmxvampfifikg 's Conten: tract of San if Tarinbly does. | Ask fo, Halmboid's no aid a * A © i}. F FACT ] uy O? -, -- New Yor! --- -_ a , . obo g ALON Triumph Unpardlle@ #> gees is R *I , eat wo ous fd 2 . T., Hebt and ;\ A Victory in Reality]! . 4° *4C.+ * 200 -THE , QHS‘E‘S ! i —7r(?({ABT. Great Shoshonees , ymmm«\< i > + tC rexle | f . bat ~ (GREAT ALTERATIVE AXD BLOOD PURIRIERS > . > of © ' ; oF 4 Pigment i 8 THE TRIUMPHANT PROLDTCTION Q cents an gI Medical Discovery in compoundipg $ “may; ET’FN {Indian Vegetable Meficines of different ¥inds. ir h from Nature's G@rden, so that (he compound OT AF] L SIAMMER sadly gramseewln hartnony, the various < nee -all the ingredients enteringa into its compoes iz. Nop hence it reaches &a variety of diseases. Pa - It is good for male or female, young or pid. 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