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d if practical the y are secure or other. building commit <: n extrA, tha Con. goneronity of the Pay thy-an Cx all the lQari-‘tious . cificationg hat accom. come to “1° of your commit. lose of this i ' Or, invegs ro:-thirds finished aid about $30,000 'all the ground an. Hod, moder which minority of,” (her to report the B : . Jae Oril inal \Gen- 4 enftract extent the F respect the omis- ting coursearound he agcond m3“ F; is the most fa 'all in all,\ if com- hus far gone will ba k oalls for, _. ' built substantially ntract and as close , buildings usually pot have made an v, outof its gon. {afar ordinary care jailor, as far as the »rned or any defect eveloped, it wiil be the dotention of - a of the Sheriff's re- , when completed & o money paid for it. entilation and the | do not at this Junge osition of eithet,) is ' lity a good and sub- red. and calculated: will be excelled by ika‘e? or by the -of, expected or de- bis Board, the mi. tea takes the liberty naidsration the fol- patION : . d_ publish the evi. it of the petitioners, ocerned. of the present seg- on as will secure tha building according to ct and specifications ervisions of a compe. MfiSE 10 give bonds o renew their bond if d not to be good and session, or whenever pleted, take measures her the steam boilers is of sufficient capa, building sufficiently, Is er paris that there is t, and which aro not m pletion sufficiently | hick to judge, and if in compliance . and especialy if as ° calla for falting 16 as rying in trifles, then p, sccopt it from the e and pay for it, snd submitted. H. C. Horrwan,. prity of Committee. 1276, 18972. . Jewett, the Board f an hour to examine ing of the Board, Bmas moved that the f be accepted. RJ an moved to amend by ao gorts, and that both re. ntil May 16th, 1872 pted the amendments of Mr. Bachman was f | E pgether with the evi- ' a y jute - | THURSDAY, MAY \a 1978. <- DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION, ihe Democratic aleators of the gevoral oleg» jon districts of the County of Chemung are ill-obj requested to'sond the number of dele- eplitled, to a County Convention 'to be held at hitcomb's Hall, in the village of Horseheads, ofn Saturday May 11th, inst., at s{o'clock r. x., to elect one delegate to represént Chamung © Gounty in the Democratic State Convention to is held at gochester.fl.§v., pn the 1M}! day of 1,133? inst. By 'Order of the Executive Committee. F . H. ATXINSON, Chairman Dem. County Com, * W. L. Secretary. Elmira, N. Y., May 1st, 1872. _ it“ to which each district is: 5 ' Subscribers can ascertain when thoir sub- spriptions expire by referring to the printed slip confainimg their address, which is pasted on their paper each week. On this slip are printed the subscriber's namo and tho date to which the Gazette is paid. MISOR LOCALS. -Dolly Varden, if now alive, would be ab Sut fifry years old. . i _Binghfimton is infested with hen {Mews-melting HWens st that. - What {put ? f : «-Mr. M. Q. Gongvon bas become pro- prictir of the Elmira and Daggett Mills Stage route. t --In addition to the Blast Furnace now in dourse of erection in this city, a large Puddling Mill will be built daring the , present year. -Barnum pass $1,800 for transporta- tion over the Lehigh Valley railroad.T his includes only three stands-from Allen: town to Easton and then back and up to Wilkesbarre. -Tho next deluge, neccording to Al phonse Adbkema, (who is Alphonse Ad. hema ?) will occur in 7258. Wa are rea. glad that it is not to come off ten years earlier, because if it did we could not get our ark ready in time. < Uuinvrouv Guinp«..._ having the smoke-stacks of the locomo- tives covered with spark exhausters, to prevent the sotting fire to grass and the woods along the line of the roads, as much damage has been occésioned here- tofore,owing to the exczseding dryness of combustibles, * ,—'fhe Rochester \Democrat\ says :- On S'sturday night a train of seven cars loaded with omigrants, arrived in this' city, and 'two car loads held tickets for Rochester. They are all Germane, and there were about twenty-five children smong the After laoding they separated and wont to different parts ot the city, some to tho Eleventh Ward and others to the Sixth and Thirtoenth Wards. | -The local of the Titusville ''Courier\ always spreads himself on nuptial affairs. Here is the latest thing of that kind \ It is seldom that it befalls an editor to chronicle a more auspicious event than we now mention. Last evening the boautiful daughter uf Mr. Lovepuf, the ascomplisked aud gentlemanly wagon: maker of this vicinity, was united in wed. lock to George Beerstat, the talented ar- tist, whose charming landscapes are upon the dash-board of every buggy ever turn- ed out, of his fither in-law's sbop, and who, at striping carriege wheels, had no peer living since Rubens died. Mr. L. presented his daughter on her wedding day with a paid up year's subscription to 1a usan c | Local Intelligence. . -' Ate our railroad trains gambling hells respectfully | ANOTHER ROBBERY ON TH But of Bwen! Dollars. y-Havean U on wheels ? » ticed into a quiet game of cs fun,\ by some sharps, who be! were through with, theis man fee out of txenty-sevon dollars. 4 These outrages aro of daily ocgurrence, The railroad trains reem crowfled with abarpers, gamblers, and thiev@ worst kind. t The train ofGaials ought to krow near- ly alt of this class, and if they barn't the spirit, to efect such from the fitment“. + least to warn passengers agaifigt their wicas when they seo thers drawn in. Oar railroads are fatg. satin? as dan- gerous as any stationary gambling den. ... ThE NEW WHOLE}; Enthusiastic Meeting at Ofpton. Pursuant to public notice, a large and enthusiastic meeting was held at Judge Gilbert's Hali, in Caton, Stenben county, N. Y., April 23, 1872, to take info consid- eration the proposed railroad ‘fl’lrom Elmi- ra to Lawrenceviile,organized electing Judge Gilbert, chairman, and J& B Rath- bun, secretary. { After listening to a number éf very in- teresting and spirited addresses the fol-\ lowing preamble and resolutions wero unanimously adopted : WHEREAS, We, the people of Caton, N. Y., belist- log a ratltoad is about to be built from Elmira, V. Y 4 to Lawrenceville, F®,, and the company; eontemplat- ing the same desire the shortest sod most feasible route. We are very road should be butit v:a Hoody Hollow and Gaton Centre, Melieving this to bo two miles nearer than any other. ° Resolved, As so inducement to bui'di the road by this route, wo will furoish the right +f way uc oas the town, aed land at the Contro for depot buildings. Resolved, T: at we are willing to ¢o all fo our p -wer to have said ro:d builr, and that the wijole peop'e of this town give it their enrice and support. J. B. HatHoUN), Heccotary. -_- ~ THE PENN YAN FIRE Loss $300,000. gre: , By a special dispatch from Foon Yan woe learn that the fire which occurred there 03 Tuesday afternoon, destroyed the two new blocks on Jucob street, the Central House, Brigden's Cirfiago Fac- VUTY) UUti aA ense a-. rs & o Unsarc'a Livery Stables, thirteen dwellings on Ja- cob and Benham streets. In all about thirty buildings were consumed. Probable loss, Three Hundred Thou- sand Dol ars, on which there is only a partial insurance. A dispatsh reached Elmira about balf. past five o'clock on ‘Tuesday afternoon | for belp. The bays respondodi with alac rity with a steamer, but at Pine Valley word reached thom that firo was subdyod and their services were nat nee/fled. when they returned home. i omptimes , RAILROAD RESOLUTIOKHS. Pursuant to a notico by the Recretary, a large and well attended Railrbad meet ing was held at the office of A. [F. Ryou, in the borough of Lawrencevillé, Pa , Fri- day afterouon, April 261b, 1872} for the purp>se of taking into considerition the proposed railroad from Elmird to Law renceville, Pa , and to meet eonsult with tha fallowing named santli@mon : P. R. Bryan, E. L. Bogaton, 3. 6g Kirkon- dall and M. K. Ratav, a committoo from Mitie:town, Pa., and John Peterg,a com- mitteo from the Stage Line, in fégard to the best and most favorable route for a railroad from Elmira to Lawregceville, Pa. The meeting was called to order by the Chairman, E. F. Brauch, snd the object of the meeting briefly stated by hirs. Mr. E. S. Kirkendall, of Millertown, is of the | \| Heavy Woodland Fires. [Serious Fire st Painled Post.| hot epurmmen Serious: confllzigrafion in the Town - + Bouthport! |_. _> + of gome | won 2 [Valuable Timber and Pasture Lands Bwopt 013m“. won -» Baranoci-ui'fcneu Destroyed-«Fight» ing the Fire Kiend, Sunday a serious fire raged in the woods on the East Hill, in the vieimity of Arpoty's' Mills;, and energetic exertions. atone saved the fames spreading to fen. ces and farow buildings, in which event the damage would have been very great. The dry zinder-likecondition of timber lands makes tho setting of fillow fires | extremely dangerous, and in many canes hare resulted in sericus losses. Mr. Haror says an error was made in the fo- cality of the firs spoken of Saturday. \ In-tead of its being in Hendy Follow as atated, it was up South Dell Cresk, commonly called *Coristian Hollow,' about threo miles from this city. The damage done on my premises was very [severe. The fire after sweeping the whole extent of tho timbor land, burned over nearly a hundred sares of meadow and patture, making & clean sweep of nearly ali the valasble rail fences on thr entire promises, consisting of some hundred snd fifty red:. Haidly an armful of *t oven wool\ cin be gathered in the wholo extent. What damage wis done to the timber and sward land cannot yet be estimated. As if to complete the des traction, some devil incarnate wishing to add to the oxcitement-as depraved bu- man nature ofterf seeks to do-ret fire to a barn on tho premires at about 10 o'cl'k p. u.. and ib was totally destroyea. It co'd not havo been from the fying c a ders for at 0 o'clook I was on the premises and the conflagration was raging on before a brisk wind, through the timber six'y rods or more to the southward, and all was out of dunger where the barn stood, besides it wis on the opposite snide of the creck, which the fire did not croar.\ - Mr Hardy will give dollars for the body or scalp of the villian who committed the arson. ANOTNIER REPORT. ro urro esw i_. 1481 Thursday, in a fallow telmging to John Brown, near Well's Tannery, on the ssuth ride of Seely creek, and o‘gpofim to Pine oity ; with the intention of finizhing the burt log of this fallow which was partly barsed last summer; but the weather being wet theo, tho rest was left un- burned. M This fallow connected with the timber land, of several bundred mcres, direetly south of the plank road, and extending to Christian Holiow. Edmand Miller owos a largo dairy farm on the top ol the bill of abont 600 acres, cleared and io timber, wlth good fences and buil'd ings, scuth-wost of tha belt of a@imber reaching to Chosstian Hollow. Therm east is the Hardy farm, with clearlogs, fence. bog ant buildiags. The fire rau from Brown's fallow to the Hon. woods, and burned over the timber land of several hundred acres, and soon com- municated to E. Miltet's land buraing asar large meade@se, and consumed about 400 rods 01 stump fiance, and nearly the same distance of rail fence. Aod «as only stayed in its progress by tha most arduous labors of a large number of afropg men and teams. It also ran over the Hardy fuarre destroying most or all | of the fenees and doing much other damage. Besides theso others have been sufferers to n greater or leas degree. als f +. ha ll +e K ibP - Moelcl ‘ drow: % « Ixent €4tize + +[From the Daily of boo ;_; Painted Post has again I visited by a destructive firs. ‘ * \_ Before daylight this morning the Hotel there was entirely destroyed by firs, |. ** We learn there was &a heavy insorance on the property. .° .> |_ Soroxox A. a pi . minent eit izen of Painted Post, aged : | out in the rear portion of Glkin®'s Hote!, and in an hour's time the wes consumed, together with the greater past of the Losea 210,000; par tially corered by insurance. - &. A, Campbeli, Beg., one bf our lead- ing citizens, while at the fire this ruorning became co much excited that whiles on his wsy home he was attacked by heart dis- easo, and staggering from the near {. H. Erasino'w residenes fell} dead fmear the river bank. He was about 72 years old. PARM AND GABD Indian Corn. This is the most important crop ef our sountry, and peculiarly adapted to our beautiful, and none so well fuited to the varieties of our alimate, for any where The Indian corn cropof the United States is estimated at ovor 10,000,000 of burhels of shelisd_ coin, making the vraiue of the whols crop at ffiy cents par bushel over £500,000,000 ex¢luaire of the corn foddar at 25,000,000 topr, and this at fivo deliars per ton, it alone would. be worth $125,000,000. Whatever the soil, deep apd thorough disintegration, 'by :urface mnd sub-soil plowing, is of the first Impottance. The roots of corns, in properly p (1 verizod soil, will extond at least fire feet, and if the soil is not disintegrated to a proper depth the rools eannot déxtend to a healthful distsnce in Besrch of plant food, but will lodge, either on a hard, barren subsoil, or in water ying thereon in wot weather; which in cither case make It impossible for the érop to grow and mature in a succesifal gmanner. The modes of after culture should al- ways embrace suchqnanipalations as will givo the greatest athount of disturhkance to the soil, with the least amount of compression to the roots of jthe corn, nor should a plow be used in thp cultivation injured by the plow ; indaed, itis far bat- tor not to use s plow at ail, unless in some extreme case, where fhe condition of the soll makes it indispepsable. Barnyard manure, in a decomposed state, may be plowed in, to a moderate depth, or what is taiter, uked as a top- dreaming, and barrowed in ; but in no caso apy boned: is expected from it the first sesson. Wood ashemare worth fifty cents per bushel to the corn crop, «o is hen sRANUTO | is worth as Sku¥A pur un as Paruvian gusne, which opsts about $75 per too in Now York, And yet.as strango as it may sesm, some of the country people will seil hen manure at 25 cents per bushel, which is not mpre than $10 per ton. Uypaum is of gteat valuo to the corn crop, so also is gropnd bone,and many other fertilizers within tho reach duc t [ shoroughly with Trans. ~- BIG FLAT v- WA #1 6 égwfof tha of Rev. Wx. AswocpZAhe loved and in- __ | Ausatial pestor of the |Fil _ | Church. + . >; lg - | --Rer, R- Hoca gof New York city, tat Presbyterian an nt recently consecratediys & preacher, ban chargo of Sf, Johulg Church, also St. Matthew's, of Horaolig ' | -To thore farmerg eir tobacoo plants AMiaorsqwing the ~ m 'water once or twice a day, We ha¥eknown farmers as to the depth of £wo gr three inches with straw, whigh topdagto ksop the beds warm, as well as preyenting them from out m'gapidiy ar if Joft to the E l open eun ang ”mung: If spread thinly }: under the glak in if“ hot-beds it will materiilly eohsnceiZtheir growth and prospoity- Assa thy plants get a good start the straw shoulif be remored. h.. ,. __ _., $ 34208 $% fow auggestiont: |_ wa {aptinkla ihe beds ¥p 28 coon as the seed was yawn, cover the beds Taine For T Har, and son, and parties rcoently af fran -Dr. Joux T.} Wiuuiax Lsz, the fested by Marshal after the roots have extendpd so as to be | should bo turned under a sthff sod where | Krxarr, on & chars? of stealing sheep | from a Schuyler egunty farmer, were taken, to Hayana Monday last, by Sheriff Byrarrwoop, gt} from there they were taken to Ojessfifer examination be- fore Justice whom they were committed for tfialfi, * i>. FRY-ADSIE-In Poutkgert, on Toesdsy, April 30th, by 5. 3. \Fey. Wa. W. Fay, of Wil- Hawrpurt, Ps, and Apstr, of this city, BEHPENJ-PIFDLER--Af the realdence of Joseph Barganoty, Aprli 26th, 187% by Rev. T. KX. Becchor, Mr. Hexzx Bxusxes,.of Elmira, sod Miss Mary - A. of Nem#ark, $. J. &* . BCOTT-WALLAUE-Brifke Rev. F. G. Burbridge, on the 18th instant., ¢ Louts HootT and Mis Jrzanmin Wauracs, all ¢f thla city, 0131) F U GLINE4-ln the town of Ashland on the 28h inst.,, Mxxiit H¥srOY, ini gon of Merrit and Fsuny Glines, aged Aro 11:0nt BRNWN-In this city, Mogiflay afternoon, April 29th, 1877, Mr. Join Brows, q 70 years. STHOUSE-In this city, ¥Gb. 26th, 1678, Frinkum T, son of Hsregy and Ruth £. Etrouse, agod 11 years. i- VALOIB-iIn this olty, April 29th, Ep- warp, ssn of August ang Margaret Valoir, aged 2 yours. j LOUOAL fiO‘i‘IOES. - 75\ ® - ao | MUTOAL ; BENEFIT __ LIFE . INSURANCE COMPANY, HEwAEX N. J. “Q”— anrvar {report. Statemoent---Receipt;, Disbursements and asfgts. - Theannexred annuaf statemont shows the conditien and assets fhe Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company oythe fetof January, 'T2; The Recsipts have bsen;......_........... ..$6.972 030 82 The DTB \ 4942 968 e of Het Assets £................._. $2029 061 86 To et sng Adding Interest hua and 2 IT ma due an + And the total Gross Asi There has been paid In to tiv- ing mod for loy claims ad usios, and to the reptysantativoa of - those deceased, the mgr. 2 .... $4,260,231 55 The expensos of the business of every char- acter bave boon loss thyo tho last, or proced- ing yoar. h H. por centage of eyponses on receipts has usallIMOn gross reqips, sue ezciuuicy tarsa, it has been but gigs CHMARLESSW AN, Agt (Ofice Orok. Post-office,) povied&wif. € - ELMIRA, K.Y. ARE YOU GCJING WEST 7 If so, tako our advi ;, and purchese your Tickets over the old res-“mic and popular Mis- State, $1.1 ° GDA An taat New Tork Markets» ~ , a M?” j' .* [[By Tetegraph\to ins, Gdseite.] -+ N:y Nok. MiJ L«-4P % 1 Dai. 1, * uplangde 28556. | Doit scarcely Arm. = obls. negate-m 6,000 Sam:- at 55. choices extra G tf 1 823\ “om“mswmwmufl 1088 25 choloe rgund ”WDOUiflmntlm-cfl ## 47 UR.-Qulstand Aim. Heise of 800 bis jt Dull and hoary. Ressipks of 8,000;0usk. 00 at the {fellewing rates; 4 BLQTD.1qoencesson j do _. .. B1 80 OBLOLHL, mols, a wesceres o e ST ou 604 0 6 # eresaporeanse¢evnse 38 ORLD Mines cen eer 12 CHi Ds, sere 4 a a a 23 . ccmmesscssenses 65 48 ce Wain. Michigan {3 assess ured \BQ ID“! B n o a8 1,1 6 sukes im store....__..___..._. 1 50 ked 5 cess anensisemees rtra Cable Amber Indians. .........M ® White aeon . »» WHilO scans. coe c ceresomm. ao (S1 to AmberGthG. ... ”ohml'flleINM-unonwvua i 81 ' Port Was Spring Choige New Red Common White Michigan............,..._o061 CBRAUR ID HERLO...........-..... 0:35??- White $1 White Offio....... : Poor W 1 a E1 h 4 u 8 mactumfl‘ FI Wm!“ 29540 PUIMRH sepreame a aaa ai ~s-- RYE-Quietsrdsieady. Heceinta of .... nushels.. Bales of ...... busheis of Western lung“ mt 960.+ CUKN.+ Duli and heavy. suceipss of 43,000 qushels. sales of 22.000 busbals ai the following ratge: 741@ .....0 tot hpw Western mixed aftost,. 740. for Righ Mizod ard Yellow Western. for Western el- low, for old, store. . BAakL®&Y-Dull and fair daman@ Recelnts of me- Duskels, ... bugn. ms 450, for2Z-rowed orc We\ Oo nance bushels: + am. mem R - =- Yalue of 3 pmnmhmsmaw tor Western instore t- 5414@t6s. for White Ohio. &1-Duil. sana 100 bols at ...... forold moss,- F ouw BEKk4+Quet. COT To- Quist and firm. LA z. Haies of 200 tierees at {or No. o for ketile renflered, BUY 2 ego R . R “5 at 12@17c. Now WUSISEI—St y at v0l4@91c, BUG A &£-B:oady. MGGS--Suendr ai PETEOLEUM-maics ss 13s for serude and 222i? for reflued in bond. JAL}-t3 s0e85 Oupor ton Eh.-Quoitt and without decided chang». _ | light to boary woights,......28 @30¢ dod (@B0c 4 en.... phisaol6,...... -- by wel c sek --Less active for©omestio. Foreign in good mad frm. 88 @ m.- a 6a secret ts ft # 0808 at . h ... 62 @...c yan Tubbed,, rn n New York Stock and Money Market. [By Telegraph to the Gazette.] - Nzw Yorg, May 1-12 M. Gold heary at 112}{@112%. Govefinxn'e’nu dali his? 15:25. Exchinge, long® 10934, aha-ta 110g. EtateSecurities yery dull and steaily. New Téoan. Bonds weak. State Bonds dull and steady. Money casy , at 6, Exprées stock» quioct,. Carrepoy Bonds Arm. | Etocks very steady and quiet. Panas, 40; Unipn Pacitic, 41 [; Hudson & St. Jo , 1852, OOUPORM....... ee wel ece ense , 1864, COUDOM.secscc0s e 00 « a a sqpessont sescensercce id. .._.1 10-40; OOURPOT ...csscoreveresceccse e o a} +- . B. LMOB, . 00 . . ceccoces Del & Hud. Canal. 120}{{Chicagoi& N. W... can $8 o pF. 42 Cloro. Cpl. & Cin... 761g |New J Central 4814 Rock Isiand..... . be Paul 70% a 62 * Tot Wa Hagen... 98 d¢ pref.... .-. B3 |Fort Wiyne..._._... 74 |Terro Haute,. 16% 99 ozfi 6s M143;¢Went~.. 8354] Bost & Erie . 1w985g/: ol & Ind.Cen 110 - £15111?ka j ww. Mich. Contral,z«. d. 115g Cent'l ifc Bond Union c...... 40}4{Union do do Lake Shore & M. 8. - 97 \|Fenn Ge ex coup... do serip.....__ do 6mnew........ Ellinols Central...... 183 |Vigini® 6e,6x coup Cleve & Pittsb'g ... 9214) do 68,D6W...... Missouti 6s $1153“, t .~..*.~..._165%_6;r2 THDQ EXCDRDGO.. .. 6. cn ++ 0 MORGY OD in, KJ ELMIBA MARX HTB. eves Qulcxmiver.... ..». dq pid. PRMUWO MAIL: sommerens Boston Water Powr reserva o 6 6 CAL/& COMMERCIAL $ cstpt would Blork [| clioice, J fog. Theq Ferpects choice. It is very uniform in color, very 'I state, batl-Girkin tubs, good to prime.... ..30 ‘ - FaALZLO®W. ° - 0 <. 0. EoarL.. Tard pricapar ton : . ‘ Chsstnut, $1.75; Lump, $5.25; Large Fgg,M.%) Bmail Egg, $4 90; Stove, $5.28. Now York.Butter Market. Rectipts TLat®SE BXFOMI] . céipts for the week, 7.213; .; Inst week, 7,122; menu? fikgs f 5&3331378m'b333: has been generally slow and dull durtyfie Bst week. Old has had a light but pretty ateady call if choice, 23913 for local uso,ipartly tor Boutherm shipment, tair to inferiorqualities have been quite dull and hearty, New hasnot arrived yory fresiy, buat pot more {abundantly then wanted. Tho pf tfon is thas retailers sre still working out old for, were we de-\ pending entifely upon new, the piosont rato of 1e« ould be gum A. . A. g00d many lotustand in ore unsold and. wh think pridersre neariy if nop «ite 1c. ia favor of the bujer since our last, Wehare little doubs that receipts; wil. Increase w. good deal next week; the roads are becoming dry and it is eas- ler tor dairymen to get their lots forward. Lealers ' hereare acting cautiously and generally instructing ' buyers in tno interior to lower their rates material- : ly Much of the new arriving in both tubs and patis, is very poor; prices thereiore take a wide range. Werlorn old butter i Heady. Western mawr 1s aour00? gunmen. qualities more with difficulty, Western tol) buster fs verydull and heavy. California new grass butter is good demand amd firm; wo quols, obbing rate, 40c.l How does tharsoun\ Messrs. ihhymen 7 Two car loafls,mbout 40,000 :bs , ot Ihe CI alitornia [119m das is bow gall ty of the butter is very & n some solid ana waxy ; the favgr, though alittle off from the first fresnness, is good. Wo think tho style- . rolls,-not suitable for 'ong ent, too much sur- face is ex to the air; and believe tast our white oak bait-firkin tubs or firkins, sold packes, would be peter. Another point is that our poopte mre preja> dized azaimt robs, In some places the best butter eomes fo market in rolls: not ss hire; the rol s that we get aro on the average second or third cla a- ihere is a good dealin hamoring the projudices of people if you want to make money out of sheir trade. Un the whole, the shipment of Cilifo:-nia butter to our market is, so far, asuccess, There are, we sre $ told, constaeraole lots stil to arrive. The trade c m- meuts varlonily upon the quality of this batter; a i; gooi many have taken home a rell or two to try, and these say \it makes bread taste first'rate.\ Tho solid, wey cbara. ter of the rolls maues as think the California \rancheros\ have a good deal of Jersey biood in their herds. ~ . HEW BUTTER State, balt-firkin tubs, good to prime,... .. 82 Sate BMFAFERE aot, paso oon $ State peils, jobbing rates : f Orange Co , selected .... Chen'go, Brme & pel. Co , sclecied......... 35 River, aflccwd .............................. 85 FAIP 10 2000....2.... 00200000 e ees ee cee Pepp. store packed tubs, g d to pr. .. \1 Penn. s.ore vacked tuna, fair to g'd. & Mich. tubs, good to prime Ohio & Mich. tubs, stir to good... WexstorDn, tubs, good 10 PHE 10 Western, tubs, pDOF 10 g004 .. ...... >.> 18 OLD BUITES. State Ark ins, good to primo... .... Btate firkirs, fair to good. btato firkins, poor..... .... State, baif-firkip tus, cho @3 s State, half firkin tubs, fair to good.. . 26 Westegn firkius,s und yellow.. Westerv, firkins, media Wegtern, Orkins, fair.. Western, firkins, poor. Roll buiter, fair to good.... Roll but.er, Western, poor...... a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY !! THE BUBSCRIBER HAVING ACCEPTED THE General Agency of the h \POPULAR SINGER,\ FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING SEWJXG MACHINES; Desires to close out-ag before announced -the gen- eral Jew.«lry business, whereby time and capital may be given exclusiwlfl to the rewing Machine trade. kor this purposo ho wi.l commence this day to sell from the large and wel selected stock of Jewelry, Spectacles, Silver and Plated Wares, Watches, Clocks, Gold Pens, &c,. AT 20 PER CENT. Discount off for CASH from present prices, which remain the same as duriog the sales at that, 'disco nt In the past months of December, January and February. 'I bis feee io itseif is of advartige to customers, as the Wholesale prices of bilver wares Clocks, and many kinds of Watches and Jewelry bave adsancd 45 per cant or more within the past two months in the eastern market. A Spardp Plaauanaa of tha Staok > Is desired. and In offering to the public the above ' itbe al discount, ' I mein busines«,' and those in want of anything in the line but study their own in- terosts by calling before the assortinent is broken, or possibly the entire stock closed out to parties whe would concinue the business. All Watches, - Jewelry, and Silver , fare * Booght will boe beautifully engravel wichout charge. And all kinds of Wa'ch Jewelry and Clock repair» log done is the usual workmanlike manser, with _ NBW ADVHRTIS © 3; -_ SPEHOIALNOTIOB,® _ *~* PpCcTOoR, wWHAF SIPE . i. 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TRY IF AND BE “mm\UF : to , A Clergyman, while residing in Sofuith America as j _ ' 4 Po train of disorders brought.on by baneful and flclou§l <4 $$ to, p U a © { 4 g. i b. t F 4 n 1 § E ed.them to ba the best meditine in the world, GEO , ' © is & C.. Bostos, and alt drageists. e Thore Is a falling or gonorat breaking down waist}; s J C Written by 20 Eminent Authors including Hor» - ace Greeley and 4ohn B: Gough. : We want Agenis in every town to soncit ordersfor this work, an liberal forms It selis to ali classes, sud no library sbould be without is. It is a com- . plete histury of ali branches of industry, processes of manufactures erc, 'No like work ever before pub- ished One agent sold 183 in eight days, anotber 125 in one week, another 263 in two weeks.. An early appplication will secure a choice in t-rritory, Full part.cailare ard terms wilt bo sent Iree, with a apegi- men of this Great Work, and a \6 Greentsck. g 3.2. BURR & HYDE, Hartford, Conn. apr20-Aw. - 10k > T R E E S!) E WILL DELIVER EVERGREEN. s Batchman, he Board adjourn to-day, it y of May next at 2 P. 1, promptness and reasonabic charge. THOS. JOHNSON, Watchmaker, Aud Agt. Singer Fewing Machines,1t5 Luke #t May 1st. 1872. * P. §.-Needios, Oil, Cotton, Silk and Linen threads * | for and permanent repaus mae on all standard Orvic®s EnXIRA Gum\ May, 1 1672. s flan-chines}.j P - mald & w iw. Ir doveit of an \ ~ TANNERY FOR SALE. The gpneral market is deovold of any striking fea- tures worthy of apeoial note, nur sUpscrreses WILL SELL, OR rent their Tanuery in Newfeli, Tomp- We agynez oor gsusl afatement of prices ktha county, on the line of the Penssylivanta and Wodus Bay railroad. Good water power. Plenty of bark in immediate viciuity,. For particulars address or engqui.e of UFF & LEAN, ma¥w3t. Nowfeld, Tompkins Co , N. Y. of all. The seed may be preparefi with any of common steaps which ars kno@wn to pro- tect tho grain from theo ravages of bids or insects during its early gfowth, and to stimulate its early ination until; rpady to throw forth its roots. Among theso may be named (ninjmlphnnte of Daring toree or four nights. we have had a great display of firs works, very besutiful to look upon, as an indepen- dent phenomena, but very sad when it is considered that a largo amount of valuable property is being destroyed by the devouring elements, and also at the anmeo time, dim-inf! the night, tired, and anxious mem, in large numbers, are en- gaged with the firedfietd Irying to stay its ruinous course. - A large value is destroyed on the tim- bor land by tha injury caused by burp». ing. Every man should carefully abstain sour: Paciric Raimcoag®, which is, positively, * _- - tho oul} 200 Herod bacon wo, and me and Retail Price West! and is, positivefig the only Line which -o- runs Pullman's Pelaci@isepers and fino Dav Couches [especially forgmovers} equipped with Miller'astofety- Pletform and the psteqt'Bleam Brake, trom Bt. Louis to Kansas City, Fort Bool, hareans, Lawrence, Leavenworth, Atch- Ison, Bt. Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Bluffs and Omaha witkout change! For infor- mation In regard to Tima Tables, rates, &o.; to any point- in Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, then mado an ablo and interesting s, dech strongly advecating the Teasibitny of the route for said road through Miller- town, Jackson township, Ps. | Judge Wheeler, Afex. Cropéey, J. C. Beeman,Samuel Chapman,C. P, Leonard, G. H. Parkhurst and others of this place, then made some interesting,. livo and poruinent remarks upon said {qu be- neving it to be altogether the Hest route for a railroad from Elmira to Lawrence ville. Mesri, P. R. Bryan, Ej L. Boyn: ton, M. K. Retan, of Miilertown, rod John Peters, of the State Lipe House, our paper, for which we extend our heart. felt thauks, as wo do for the basket of bro- s ken pieces of wodding cake and a pie pty Tr € a \est orefigrfifif'or‘d'fn'fik . © that had never been cut. These marks of confidence in our abilities as a by the New Jatt Building list inspire us to m«ke our piper better e New Jail Buliding com- trocted and ordored not to than over, - W6é enlarge next week,\ nares for work upun the new , MORE CONFIDENCE OPERATIONS. a ' ammosis, ealtpeire, very dilute, and ou tio gitro, - After these hat the number of roots formed during the early growth is greater, snd mucn more vigorous. Corn abould not be covered more than one inch in depth, and it will viva a1d to mako uo further reas for or on accotiok t been applied, @ directed by this Roard. current R BUTTEE a Best fresh tubs B2 ots. por lb.; roll 25@250:s Retail $0@%4 chnts. Man Robbed of One Hundred and Ten oard adjourned until : AG ~ Dollars. P rP cx. # EGGS I. R Sers®, Clerk. ~ J Early Tusrday morning a main who lives then followed, each and all eatnestly ad- vosating said route. from setting fires, in the spring of the ear, in a dry time, os there is the great- dut hazard in doing 80. I, Y, M) te acen, by obserration, thht where it is covered two or three hacker desp, it will Colorado, Taxss or Cj address L G. Waurcul jlifornia, call upon or px, Agent, Missouri One cént lower. 14@15 cents par dozan for fresh lots: retail 16§@18 cents. f? NOT TO BE INTIMIDATED and beciaususirees to any one Io bimirsg, pr three mies frou Mursery, of the 'ollowing kinds RHOLODENDRON CATAWBIENSE After which the moset'ng un nimously adopted the following “flaming:l f I AM 1311011 BELLINQ Resolved, Tutti the peop'e of Law : sage, 21.333 Odd Fellowship Exposed, THEIR Pacific R. R., 72 Lloydktroct, Buffalo, N. Y; or E. A. Foxp, General 'Farsenger Agent, Bt. | Louis, Mo. 4 No trouble to enswerquestions | FACTS FOR ¥HE LADIES. Mre J. P. Millard, {ow Hamburg, N. Y, haa used hor # hoolngk Wilson Lock-Stitch Machine since Jane, $882, doing the family sawing for aix persons,'mnd making the bed- ding for a steamboat, without a cent [for a £21\; it now works sy woll as when used - the new Improvements and Wood's Lock- apr26d aw lw. near Owego was robbed of $110 in green- backs by a squad of sharpers who per- suaded greeny-to stake his atgmps on aice throwing. Next! 1.-A Salt Lake des recent decision of the ort has stripped the bf alt qfficers,the resul$ U 8. Mars, processes in any terri- 6 Governor will prob- iterial Attorney Gen- mmediately. A's CaBS.° Judiciary committee: so of Judge Cardoso mpeachment for cor- high crimes and mis- ittes will report this Jadge Barnard. At f p to present. to the a 4 bn of Judge 63111020, of order. IL DEBTROY ED. y 1 -The large Wool- - o owned by Wm. G. estrs3 ed by fire last ; $30,000, insurance above the ground, in proporiion to its depib. 1. Y. M. Condition of Wintep Grain, The April report from the Agricultural Department on the condition of the winter grains says : The low temperature in the month of March and the accumu- lation of wintsr snow and tap bhava ra. iurded the springing of re tle life,and tinged with gloom the views of the focal reporters, Sven lirga sra at the date of the reports snow still cprered derply the grain fsids, and ouly conjecture, founded on the forwardness and vigor of rinter sand on plum; at the cpening of 1 the Haggis; finafimal the aol and tho probable status of the winter grain. The general tener of the geports carries the idea not of sweeping destruction by freealog, but of injury by |thintipg out, by killing in spots and patch d es- pecialiy by relarding an éarly start and vigorous growth. In .many ceases the lants appmarently dead vere only sleep- ing--uppromising in appearance but firmly rooted, and ready with faroring warmth and sunshine, to start into sure and steady if not mph growth. Where the fields were drained, the soil deep sod mallow, the casuaities of winter have bean unknown. Wheres tharesding was done with the drill lapd baring any fair degree of suitable preparation, almost absolnte immunity from loss by freesing has been secured. The April returns as a whole indica than the average am killing, retarded wth, to lopgor in grrminming and ovming For Best factory com- One and two cents higher. mands 19@20 cents perlb,; wholesale at 22@24 cants pas {b. knewn, from pure white to ine darkest rose and darkest purpic, - . Wa can furn'sh 14 graifed named kinds of known tulgrs, ocon cariaty hes been thorougbly tested 'in the neigaborbood of Boston, Mas», and found h: ¥ there. Price aworuiag to number of bloom buds. kuch bud will give a tyuss of bloom near 'he first of I' next Jun large enough for a fair sized boquet, \ SECRET MYSTERIES fiBEVfiALED. G 7 MAGNOLIA, shout the handso t Rowaring > JUST P?BLISB EDp-PRICE 26 CTS. deci.uous true know Vlvveeean'ax rug? (iv; , £11\ng ' a A ent varteties of tho- hardloat and best, as low' gh ¢ FBEEMKSONBY EXPOQWED. bi boughs, pure white, white and purpre, a bright olden yeliow, three of them arg quite fragrant, were WHAT THEY DO-AND WHAT THEY DONT DO | at transp.anted in the Epring of 1870, also in 1871. IN THE TERKIBLE INITIATION. . lePnKngYlfikat Elia aim?! to 6 n..g.nd2t emlock low-lim cut into cone sha T PRICE 2s CENT3 PEF 5 to th€ to. 2 to bay fa for hodge, |.. ___ _ IgI4H JUNIPER, 2 to 8 ft, Af or the abova ever» greens wi.l bo d.livered with a ball of dirt with» the roots of esch, and at a. reasonable price. Anna-firm Pive, 5 to 6 Tt, 3 to 4 ft., and 2 to# fu, scotch Fing, 4 to 8 £:. European Larch, 7 tg 9 [t 81 B outh, Kptlo, 4 years from eraft. 7 to 8 it.. 25c. nerry, 3 yrs froum oud, 6 zo 8 11,500 Dwar: Pest, years from bad, 50c, 4 Standard Pear, 3 sears from bud, 700, | Bibortan and ir ascendeutf‘mhs. ¢ to 64 ft j“). | w ad W . nave quite an amount of Aursery articles gu- sala not named, % hosp coming to the Nursery m relect; tuoroe that do rot wish to do so can: pagan a letter in the i imira Postoffics, directed to us, mira N. :., Box S13, stouiog wet tney wil have, (giving rtriet and puimber of house', and we will de- ifver the bist cf vho kfud« a«ked for, * ' Nari-w aud rcxsquuw inboxgbnfixtgy [119,923 mL - J.Laze strict 111450, keepin Lu, be lefidow n the rivet | ., oal \ U \\*\ & sons., . | NEW INSURANCE FIRM - FIRM . McDOWELL & MILLER,! Agerts of the UNION, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Assets, in Gold, - . . {.B . $1,200.060 g 1 i 1 L BRONCHITIS HYERILG, the handsomest flowering evargredn . | | This is am irritation for inflammation of the bronchial tubes which carry the sir we breath into the lungs. It arises from acold nettled in the throat, from Catarrh extending to theso parts, from sorofulous alfections, and from severe use of the voice. The irritation from this lat ter cause commences in the laryna and glotis, which are the organs of the voice, and, extending downwards, produces hoarraners, coughing, spliting mucuous matter,sometimes mixed with blood. It is chiefly dangerous from its tendeney to spread into the lungs, and terminate in gounumption,. | It is in the cure of severe and obstinato case of 'this disecso that Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has achieved unparallellod suecess, and won the loudest praiso from all who have used it. It is sold by all respecta- bile Diuggiats, apr27d&w1t-484 Aw Essswrtan or Lorknixnzss,-To iso 'entirely beautiful tha hair should be mbanodant and lustrous. ~ This is absolu- tely essential to complete loveliness. The most regular features; the most bril- liant complexion and pearliest teath fail of their duo effects if the hair be thin, dry or harsh,. - Oa: the contrary the plain- eat face, if it be but surmounted by luz» uriant and silken tresses, is apt to im press the boholder with a sena of actual beauty. That crowning ornament of her sox is, happily, within the reach of lovely woman, and being as discriminating as she is lovely, sho long ago discovered that Lrow's Karnarronx was tha surs memos of securing its popularity, and no wonder, since it produces such gratify- ing résultw. Applied to the waste and barren places of the scalp, it fructifies and enriches them with a new and ample : growth. It is not, of course, pretended : that it will do this if the capacity for re» production is extinct, but so long as it remains that wonderful rehabilitant will mmuredly propogate the germ of the Ecarog. $1 759200 per bushel, - POTATOE3. Bost Ipte (Kose) aro worth 60 cents por bushels oth» ef kindy 9@57; revall at 60@70 cpnts Beed Po:tios, $1.I5G1,20 mardwiy. BHAMEFUL. Jaq«son tow ip Pa., rec ign ize & cou) to ost in the butiglug ef & f f10] Lawrenceville, and that wo propose to wrk tog-ther to procure sait road so far as wo can without pfe})u- dicing the of either party or the iniercsts of the people of Eimira. Aiter which the mesting adjpurnad to A Dead Man Robbed. meet at the call of the Charman. © R E. F. Baaxox, Cifgirman. GRAIN. C A. F. Rvox, Secretary. T.o grain trade bas ruled dall. Btace cur last rc- Lowrencevilie, A pril 29, 187 poort farmers deliveries are light and, in fact the demand, whien fs stlll confined to home consump- tony hag bien greater than the sapply, Oats in par- t:calar sre scarca and high -wonll bear ® alight ad- vance (qr short deliveries. The Oat crop is princl. patly in: fermers hands, and will he moved as soon as the busy mexson is ower. - . Wo leavo tho market firm mod unchangog, wiio from osts, which are needed for Iscal trado. « WHEAT. Has ap upward teodencp or, fq other words firm it last week's prices: . .,..... 20000 .e + We hear that while Mr. Rorouon, the citizen of Painted Post who expired of heart disease while returning from the fire Monday morning, lay dead by the readside some human valtures robbed his pereon of a waich and pooket book con: taining money. Tur Exc: Law.-The advocates of lgaialation in regard to the “rigor liquors 3. Either of above voila sent postpatd on receipt of price and stamp. ress, FIL 'RENCE SULLIYAN, -_ __. _ Dost Ofes Nows Room, Elmira, K, Y. Stitch Ripper. entemeney an ailing ex- popular describes bave a good deal of luouble in cise laws to aut them. ’What The endorsements of Pratt's Astral Oil trom Insurance Co's, cminom§ scientific men, deal- «ra, acnsumara, In all parts of the country, would fll a volume. Remember the danger af ufipg unsafe oils, gd remember that no accident can occur from using Pratt's Astral. apr2idawlw. * * with one cless Is not so with The Livingston \ Republican f the Excise Law as follows : \One beauty - of this act is that it creates at least twen- ty.two License Boards in this county, where but one existed before,the expense of whose siltings are $198 p@r day. If they sat five days in the year) the county would be nearly $1,000, where- as, under the old lag,. it was J?\ ly $200 or $300; This net; too; Intuit: o organiz» ation of two distinct Boards in towns where there are incorporated rillages,and those two Boards have,in nearly all cases thus far, come into conflict /with each other, the result of which has been that ifone Board refused a license[to any one, the other Board wes almost are to grant it. The existing Exciso Law inay possess some valuable features ; it cirtainly has some very grave faults.\ A Ergrous Fram. -A serious fire has been raging in the town of Southpert. . It was ret on the farm of John Brown on Seely Greek, near the State line, for the purpose of burning a pisce of ' chopping,\ but after doiog its werk there it proceed- ed up the hill, burning woods and fences in its course, and finally down the.hill to Henpy Hollow. In the Hendy Hollow . neighborhood it did very great damage, ,. completely stripping the farm of Mr. J. H. Hardy, of all fences, &c, At the time our informant left the neighborhood it was atill raging, and the estent of the . damage which it had done and was liable t to do, could not be esti mated. -Adv. € . Iuporrast to Soupisrs.-Soldiers who eplisted fer throo years, between the 4th of May and 22d of July, 1861, and were honorably discharged, are by a recent aw entitiod to $100 tounty, if they bave t been paid. Also the time for filing plications for additional-bounty under of July 28th, 1866, hasbeen extended January 30tb, 1873. Ali wishing to *y for bounty, please call on mo at my $3, No. 139 Water street, Elinira, N. nd I will attend to it for them. 4i1 29th, 1872. _ R. H. Raxsox, > It - Aftorney-at-Law. Ely Wiarx.-Dr. 13mg E. Suirre, and gush meet their patrons at the Rath. 90 Hie, promptly, every Wednesday and Thiday. This, together with the 7 uaberagq character of C@Ommendatory otters, Ciimonials, and certificates of A* 2 0 e as Over Exartion, either of body or mind, produces debility and diseaso | The usual remedy {s take some @}{mulant, the effect of which is the same as giving a tired horso the whip instead of osts;| The true way is to fonfly the system .wifh a pormanent tonic like the Peruvian Syrup, a protoride of Iron, which gives strength 521.4 figm- to the whole system. a »apr27dawlw. Thousands sre born 'with tendency to con- shimptibn. Such persfins, if they valus life, must not permit a Cough or Cold to become ® rather more | &xtuore in the lungs iand chest The best i of winter~ kmv: remedy for efgber Hale's Honey of and stunted Horehound and Tar. °. ° appearance; but a sound condition of melmhodropafinwothuhu ia one min- | the roots of the plants inguitabh soil, or | ats, Sold by all drugristsa}25cta, _ apr2fdecdwéiw that covered uniformly with snow, which Editorial Notices &re so common that it in\ with favoring weather may @- ¥ig® | atmost impossible tr editor to express his orous growth and a good [yield. The re- honest opinion of tha merits of any article port is filled with extracts from 'corres- | without being suspected of interested motives. pondence illustrating thp conditions of This fact, however, shell not deter us from winter grain in the vari “31:1; what we think: of a now addition to which the atere points) are derivred.- The reports from New York in the early part of the month were not very cheer | ful in tone, the anew and ica not having | disappeared, but indicated a probable improvement under ths influences of fine weather, the plants being generally alive. Most of the New| Jersey returns represent the ground as poorly covered with snow, whiles the perature was low and the soil deeply frozen. The re- ports from Pennsyly refer to the WW“! of £2» 25mm. nd “fiwm g reexing. e fiy is re seve h counties. Lack of weither protsotion | if ifim\ caused severs iflifigin ware. South | and its extrao of Maryland and Virgina little wheat is and rye is mainly for winter pas The 723mm vad from those tates generally re | 82 averageof the grain, from | of th® » 0m ~> ae an ; a gents . 1 b5wt 60 «scone eprens case OaTs In good demand and will bris g, in »mail iota: PHMG en res ree e} 61916 4 Mixed,, ; «ate. soar rer -=» @430. CORN. Dull. | Small Tots of State 10@T5c's. BARLEY, Kone moving arnd no we; to quo e. kx Could bs used in small lots at $0c. . BUCKWHEAF. Worth 50@§5 cents. I F » BIZED. Schooner Jonnie Gr# ke Huron yesterdly. sailor and the cook t ir 1 Gravelly is confirm . Q ' in Cedar county, M \.\\$ Bouse Genuinannxess signed L BUTTS SHEalifiF’S gALE-COUNTY OF Co EMUNG, as :* -By virtue of an execution issued out of the County Court of this-Atate, against the. goods and chattels, lands and tone vents of Henry Simone, I have sefzed all the right and title which the said HenryrBimons bad on the 8th day of November, 1867, of, in and to the following described p emises, which I shall expose for rale as the law alrects, at the frount door of the Court House in the city o: Elwira,on the 15th day of June, 1872, to-wit: Ali that tract or par- cet of gd situate io the town of Big Fiats, County and Efate aforesaid and boanged as follows: On the north aud west by lends of Newman Simons, east by lands of Jes e Dikeman, routh by the conter of the ceaten track of the highway leading from the Sing Hing Hoad to Martin's Hiil, containing one acre of land, and being the same upon which the said party of the second part now rsider, it being fue her agreed and ander:tood as a4urther consideration of such grant that she said party of the secrEd part shail forever keep and maintain in gocd repair the lae fence betworn the lands hereby conveyed aod the lands of the arid Jesse Dikeman.-Dated Eimir April 2h, 1872, : apr20oaw7t. . GEO. Q'HANLON, Sherif. . E. S. HUBBELL & CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .g ager COAL DEALERS - EEDUOED PRICES, DEENE BTONES.......... c..». 8 04) - 80 SECOND STuA m, N. Y. bible 3 a akown PpoPLE \ spe 10 00 ersescose an on = $4 25 Min on ; .. o a no C UT n 478 ob mens] me 48 | _ a. SGOTCHGEANITE,Pollsh'd, . Coal Before Deliver hi 'A: 4 A I aslow : “(1.2 p of al, at rates as can ., in w out only 8 class work. A. W. AYREB, _ °; Simirs, N. ¥. Tahad A wir } ( $ | U I LOUE. r Haz been rathor Market moderately well» supplied. Generally beld as firm and bat very Hiitle speculating. We do not change quotations, WBILO..L... » caa a a concthscnsencrcce .... $8.50@9,00 AIGDOT, }.. 1.0002 000000 a a 0 a 0 concencconcy a e as 8,00 8,50 Eye,.-->- » ~~~ FamOY BRAMOR | - C. J. Hill, co aim ens on vines o o cccce CIORIA VRUCY,.., . . . » a aa mgmm Akron, | Ayn» ... c+ 10,00 . BUCKEWHEAT MRAL, Rmallllots $3,00@%3,50 per 100 fwt. GRASS SKK]. Unchanged * by 1.-Hon. A. C. Da r in Brooklyn, ted with the ref ity‘ has been te \15th regiment . He will pro Z Fireman's Fund, in Gold, |. . 150.000 Amazon, Cincinnati, (surplys line,) $,000.000 ; Bay State, Worcester, Mass:, ° . - , - 350.000 | Railway Passenger Assurance, . . - 300.000 , Farm Buildings Fire, Herkimer, 100,008 | Real Estate Ageney, Notgry Public, and | Loans Negotiated. . Office 155 Water St., opyéosiu Rathbun House, Einstra J.L.. MeDOWELL. HECTOR L. MILLER | |. April Is:, 1872.-dd&win. « # 8 U AYERS MARBLE FACTORY. ; Ax Ixportaxt Drouton.-A man drow a note promising to pay one h{indred dol- lars, Ho used m printed forto, but did not close up the blank devoteél. to dollars, and after it passed as negotifble paper, somebody inserted \ and fifty!\ after the one hundred and before the printed word dolfars. The notd thus altered, got into the hands of an innocent party, who pre- sented it to the drawer, and 3m Supreme Court decided that the maker of the note was liable for its face, beckuse through negligence ho ' did not draw; a line be- IVER. | 4 eamship St. 4 the Materia Medica to which our attention has been recently dirgated, Wo refor to Dr. Wm” £35th orxik Vania 1311131113, a L k rem w making its wa more A R familiar just no? thay {11 thighbtger advertis» 7 £7; ;“:§1' 1:1; saw. clofigr. medjum, $6,50@ ed medicines put togather. ere seem» to ba i , $1,50@8,00. ist tency of its tonic and { MARKET MEATS. no question about the, ies, \whi c . alilerative rties,\while It possosses the | Un W -- lieu-11: per ib. a DVICES. URRECTION . - t is official tateds have disspy®\ ‘u- partment the inmrtfwnh“ of Nadon'a to-day .} govern> at negative recom tions of contain- ng neither alcohol noy mineral poison. That It is m specific for InfAigestion, Billiousness, y complaints of ner» Light supply. Best Timothy :$19@20 per ton ; $15 E. Fm}, @18 fop less good lots. * [ Itis stated\ thei STRAW, - Trom the wilds of a . Veryiliitle offered and wanted,. Ont, $10@12 per 4en ; wmtm9mton. ‘ * WOOD, , > Great scarcity and good lade will readily com» mand Highest market rates. Sugar maple, $5.00 per cord. Other kinds, §250@4,00, . WOOL FURS & SKLNS. - Shoop pelts {n demand at from §1,70001,75.0 piece C 156 per It. pon Ekims T5o a plete. --Beat Hides 66o@7c per Ib. :, ® +\ Eu e W- Meus ‘fi‘ 0%, F u'm k instruments nfifiggbeoudnvn. Hal-£33,521 {mp-Incl: £.8. :of & o orec s searched: ; made. - c Musk, 100109 . inPMEW fl loweriandhigher courts 4. April ib, #0. ) fas © e R £40 . <. {r & * 2C R R B + - £00. TURKEYS. 17@1§ cts por 1b, giri tween the writisn word \ busdred \ and it-- the printed word \ dollars\! Any teati- mony that the drawor might {offer to es , tablish the fact that hoe gare! a noto for | bair in“) life and activity. only one hundrgd dollars {must go for | y nition thing, as \ there was nothing on the cures whid they submitfto theinspegtion $1230 oggt’heguote showing that .it hand been Farura»' Horen -Kxiar»r (Farmer) € ? and invest! tion of callers, in proof of alterad.\ Evidence of an alteration on Sgarrzx® has taken and fitted up the hotel their akill ing «mm-\fi- a sufficient | the face of the note would have changed | on Lake sireet, just north of the canal ® mrgfiighzfiszmiqgmps upon 'them 'the caso. - Let this decision be a kiwi! to bfidgeqhnnged‘tha name to \ihe Far- other mplufis South & medica} soos she bepefts mhich modern imdawgg 2.13331!“ OLY a. one ers' Hotel,\ and is now ready to furniah | Abpdsed 3&5}? Me if, ihe ~ ' iof prov eonniiippingm eme» <u entertsinment to either \ man or brast\ i tion ”Wk? nti Domoeratio - County Copvention | at | -a distlost place setapar} forthe | to be kmfifid 1 Whitcomb Hall, Bomb Is, on Satur- | however, in the shaps of large and com- gaging; if???” generally | day, Stay, 11th, to send defegales to the | | Hin sharp araransn | (8M flair?“ yar State Convention at Rochester, Msy the | able, be jorial, and will undoubtedly do |all favorable, both in lifaor . l his share of trade. Oregon, medicine., It has no c f cceed¥ sk. 7 mep to the Hou i 3,01: tes and oof ij? take effect OB © may gurred ins Gon the Fe d‘iiyision o jpsed, & the prefident for ual. ca p the madical world; ai C oar prot ines s pomplommet Faut the conc on #hatitis a compound.o agents hitherto “kg wn. If popularity is 3:1: eriterlon,. flung-Ln he nopdognbt of, the efciency of the Vixxgar Birrzxs, for the sale article is immgase and continually in« ge. C3 1, -__ spnidawiw. BTOVE, i r z: > GEATE, and «# We Screen all of Our PLATT ROGERS. __ COUNSELLOR AT LAW 32m” = aby avcrssces aa scccres'e 60, gm; Hal tomach, Female Diu- ‘ ently und. organ pad, upon Hionvf tar dri ngly recommend ne io ae than amg tap th | “Wu“! mania 114 LLium get um: ) a fire ; I told ner to make it. her\ wih Thavsall,\ THE Fifi may ived. a aired br win potent © eragon o f don't weet\ aja\ . won 21 : poC5 Q1? w « iL L, se gore.
