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NOY. 1. THE WEEKLY RECORDER. 1i A.L EVTEL.LIGEACE. G3P See Thomson's column on third page CdV See the now advertisement of T D. Hadley, in aother column. MARRIAGES. In Cazenovia, on tho 10th inst, by Rev. J B Child, at tins house of the bride's fother, WILLIA M PUGSLET , of Binglmtnton, and Mrs. | LOUISA M Loouis, of Cozenovia. [Business Notlco.] BCT YOU R SCHOOL BOOK S at 9-tf BABTLSTT'S [Bnjtnoss Notlca] OLD STOCK ALE, on draft at tbo Revenue House. aug9tf (Buisu* Nolle*.) WnrriNo Rem and ESVELOF S STAMPE D {o order at BABTLETT' S Drug Store. Transfer —We learn that Kev R.' S. Egles- ton is a about being transferred from Knowles- ville, N. Y., to the pastorate at Poaipey Hill. CDANO E IN BUSINESS.—M r J R . JOmbull, lately of Manlius village. has rented the hotel stand of Henry Wallace, in Oran .'and tool: possession this morning RELIGIOUS—The evening for the M. E. Church prayer maotings has bj >en changed from Wed nesday to Thursday of each week, to commence at 7 o'clock during the winter ESP\ We ate requested to say that Mr H D. S. Sweet, of Syracuse, whose ability and affeotivenees as a singer at public meotiogs is well known, will sing several of his best pieees i some of them original, at the meeting at Beard Hall, on Saturday avcoing next TnE NE W BISHO P O F MAINE —At a special convention of the diocese of Maiue, held in •Gardener, Oct 81. the Kev Ilehry A Nei -lv. •of New York, was unanimously eluded Bishop The Bishop cle<t is a nativo of this village, and is remembered by most of our citizen?, who will bo pleased to hear of Ins merited ad •vaneoiueflt. *-•-» A - CAZCBOVIA UAimuTEL> — Mr. Calvin L. AIa ,y, -of C &eenovia, was knocked down and rubbed-of his wallet, cnntaimue; §27.<iO and a railroad ticket <<i Fond du lac, Wi-.coBSia.nl Syracuse, last Monday night No track of the ptrpetratwrs «f this highway robbery could be detected. To <Mi PcsLieirEB. —We aro happy to an Tfuonce that the address of I )r Ci B. Loring of Man, delivered before the Manhus oh.I Poiupey Agricultural Society, hist September, ie about to be published, if will be published in the RiooKBia as soon as practicable. - - - — Ua POCLAIUI'B HiBMitv. —A Southern history •of the war. written by E. A Pollar.l, former editor of the Uxhiwond Examiner, has been published—an excellent book for those who desire a view of both sides of the rche'lwn Mr <J. C. Cross «s agent for the same, for this vxcidity, and coo furnish all demands. CSS\ Auction Soles, one at North Mauhus. tlie goods contained in the large variety storo of James \nakes, on Thursday, Nov R, and continuing uoiil goods all sold , and another on the premises of I' II. and C. S. Tuttle, two miles we«tof <Vsn on the Watervale rond, the 8th of November, the farm 6tock, 60ine sleigfis, and farming utensils, Ac , ito., are advertised Tho Bro-ikport Republic, a tip top sheet, published at Brockport, N Y , by 11. N' Beach, EsQ , has recently been enlarged, and now presents a most creditable appear im --The— RtquMic always bore the palm on its general good appearance, and in its new dress, desorvrs tho moro the patronage of the people. We wish you increased succes?, friend Beach. £>IED. In Msnhus, on tho 30th ulu, Mr. John Favor, aged 71 years and ono day At Onondaga, on the 30th utt, Mr. Milo Richardsou, about 60 years of age, formerly of this viUagei At Manlius Center, on the 30th ult. Champ- jio S» Harris, xH Iho vicinity of 10-j4)Biaot|- ag«. In Fayetteville, Oct 24 , Sidney Dorr, age 67 years. Vlllace Retail Market. CORRECTED WEEKL Y Flour, per barrel $10 60 a Corn, per bushel . 00 a Oats, per bushel .. 00 a Bean-, per bushel 1 60 a Applc9. -dried, per lb .. 00 a Potatoes, new, per bushel a Onions, per bushel . 00 a Barley, per buBheL . 00 a Butter, per lb .- 00 a Cheese, per lb 00 a Lard, per lb . 00 a Eggs, per dozen QQ a Salt, per barrel . 00 00 a Hay. per ton . .. 10 00 a Wool, per lb . 45 a Mutton, per lb .. 10 a Beef, per lb 6 a Pork, fresh and new salt On a Coal, per ton . . 7 00 a Wood, soft, per cord . 6 00 a Wood, hard, por cord ' 6 00 a 16 00 83 ns 2 00 10 60 76 1 00 40 20 as 24 2 65 12 00 60 10 18 18 8 00 6 00 7 00 THOMSON'S tbHuilIN. WL -THOMSON scccKSBo a to Dr. F. M. BYINGTON, FAYETTEYILLE DRUG STORE ! Is receiving and will keep on hand a largo and I complete atook of DRUGS, Llrery! The new I.ivery Stable, in this v ge. of Mr T Howard, is well supplied v a • beautiful carriages and horses, and all persons can bo supplied on short notice T HOWARD. Proprietor REAL ESTATE.—CHANG E IN BusiNEss.—Shel don S. Pratt, Esq , has-purohased the beauti ful residence and farm of forty acres, known an the Hale place, one mile west of the village price $10,000. Mr. P. has also sold his resi dence on- Genesee street, to David J, Lines, for l,WS. Mr. P. also bought oat tho interest of Geo. H. Smith in'the lime kilns of a S. Pratt & Co*., near the canal, and will hereafter carry on the business in his own name. Fmit DJ MANUUS.— 0o Wednesday night of last week the barn and outhouses of Mr Mich ael Grady of Manlius were totally destroyed by fire, together with their contents, consisting in part of six hundred bushels of oats and four teen tons of hay, several wagons, \drags plows and' other farming utensils. We are uninform ed as to whether Mr. Grady was insured. NEARLY DROWNED.—A little boy of about four summers, a child of Mr Charles Griffin, by some means got into the creek in tho rear of Beard's store a few days since, and came near drowning. It was rescued by Mr. Porter Tremain, who chanced to see it from the bridge, and went around just in time to save him from death. Two little boys, playmates of the unfortunate, were- trying in a careless •way t o get hife oat by poking him with a slick, though apparently quite indifferent BB to suc cess. Mr. Tfemnln only rescued the urchin by plunging in after him. —A base ball tournament is to come off at Preble on Friday and - Saturday' of this week, and it is expected ten or twelve clubs will bo in attendance. The prizes are $30, $16 and $10 CARD, The subscriber (Inte of 1'liiladelphin) call tho attention of tho public in this vicinity t the New Tailoring Establishment just opened over the store occupied bv T 1) Hadley in the village of Manlius. All kinds of CXTTINtt AND'IIIAKIKG, in his line U dono on short notice and satisfac tion guaranteed R ROTENRURY Manlius Oct. 20 1866. 17wD Dissolution! N 'OTIl'E is hereby given that the firm heretofore kuown as WALRATH cfc ECK ER. at Manlius Centre, hns this day, by niu lual consent and agreement, dissolved their co partnership, and it is requested that all in debted to said firm will call and settle the same immediately A. Walrath Takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and the pubbo generally, thet he has nssunied the business of the above-mentioned linn, and in constantly receiving supplies in addition to his slock of DR Y GOODS. HARD \VA RE. CROCKERY, GROCERIES, PRO VISIOSSI, PAIXTS A.VD OILS, GLASS WARE, Ac. <tc ALSO . LIQUORS of all kinds. TOBACCO, CIGARS, SNUFFS. Ac. KEROSENE OIL. LAMTS AND FIXTURES, constantly on hand. £5^\ Remember tho place, onTbH tow-psthr south si.le of tbo bridge. A. Walrath. Manlius Centre, Oct., 186G, 16tf MEDICINES AND GROCERIES PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, Gloss, Rubber, and Metal Syringes, Truss and Supporter*, PERFUMERY & TOILET ARTICLES, M ORTGAGE FORECLOSURE AN'I) HALE.—Default has been made, in the payment of cortain sums of inonev se cured t o Le paid by a Morttfaue execute^ by T Clinton Cutler Mortgagor to Daniel Rntnor. Mortgagee, bearing date on the loih day of Deceniber.A.D.. 1865, securing the pnymeiit ot nine-hundred dollar* purchase mouey and in terest, which mortgage contained a power of sale and was duly acknowledged, ami record ed in tho ofBoe of the Clerk of Onondoga County on the 12th day of February A. 1) , 1856, in Book Ko.79 of Mortgages page 397, Ac, and in which the mortgaged lands andpremi- sesare desaribad substantially as follows to wit. All thoso certain pieces or parcels of land being parts of orieiuaj^ niilitary 'lot number 5\)\ W fty-FoorTnr 'Ha 'nl i anr -nforeeaidr-hounduii JW. follows to wit. j*irif.—Iho Grocory Buildmg and Lot south of the storehouse bounded on the west by tho center of tho enlarged Erie eanal, on the north by a lino drawn purallel with and just eight tuet north of the north end of tho grocery building, east by the west lino of tho storo bonne road, and south by a lino drawn parallel with and ju6t two feet south of tho south eod of the Grocer}- Buildiog, with right and privilege i .f using Well and Cistern as heretofore usud by those ocoupying said building, togethor with saicUstoro-nouso road in common. Second. —Tbo Barn and Barn Lot west of tho Canal hounded cast by the conter of said canal, south by a line paral lel with and ono font south of tho south end of said Barn, west by a hue drawn parallel with and one foot west of tho west side of Buid Barn, and north by a line drawn parallel with and eight feet north of the north end of said Barn, with right and privilege of driving on the west side of said Barn for removal of manure. Tltird. —A parcel of land betwoen the old and new channels of the crock, bound- od wost by tho east bank of eaid new channel; north by Coruellu* Van Alstyni-'s south line; east by a line on tho east side of tho old turf fence on tho west bank of said old channel; and south by n line tho same, distance from the north lioc, as said east lino is from said west ouo, On which msirtgago, thern is claimed to be now duo the sum of four hun dred and three dollars and twcitty-six cents, hearing interest from tbo 10th day of December A. D, 18C6, to collect which or auv part thore- nf no suit or proceedings at law nave been in stituted Now therefore Said moi'tgagud lands and premises will be sold at public auction at the Beard Hotel in tbo Vlllhgo of Pay ctt .-wlle on Saturday the l'jlh day of January 1N07, ut 10 o'clock HI the foreaoon and said mortgage will then and there bo foreclosed Dated Oct. 24, 1806. DANIEL ROTNOR, N R. CitAruAv, Mortgagee Attorney, Fayettovillo, N Y PATENT MEDICINES, Segars, FAMILY DYES, Tobacco and Snuffs 1 BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, CONFECTIONERY, For Sale. A-GOOD second-band LUMBER WAGON JA. Enquire of CHA*. TREMAIN & CO., Mauhus. Clothing!!! HATS AND CAPS! FAIL & WINTER STYLES NOW READY! CALL AND SEE THEM AT BARTLETT'S. OTO Gf^ X Snell, Smith Sc. Co.'* To buy your nice Dress Goods. T and also a splendid stook of EAS. SUGARS, M0LA<WER . SYRUPS. —- mLT SPICES. COFFER SOAPS, Codfish, Mackerel Dried Beef and Hatn, KEROSENE OIL, Hotel for Sale. j~ The valuable HOTEL STAND, owned BMbv J Armstrong, corner of Manlius and Genesee streots, Ftfyotteville. is oflfurud for sale The property consists of over ono orre of land, all the buildings in good repair, two barns, two wells of good water and u variety of fruils. It is a most desirable location tor business, and a good run of patronage, is al ways enjoyed, lorms mado easy, ror fur ther particulars inquire of the proprietor, on tho premisos. J ARMSTRONG Fayettoville, OeL 18, 1866. 16 4w LYMAN HUSTED, Boot u n d Shoo Storo, OVEO 0. C i 11. BEARD, BEAR D ULOCE, FAYETTEVILLE. M R. HUSTED keeps himself in roaSliness to do all work for his customers as here tofore, and at as reasonable rates as they can get it dono elsewhere He feels thankful for past publio favor, and solicits a contiouanco of tho same. Respeotfully, your ob't servant, nlfitf LYMAN HUSTED WOODEN WARE, CORDAGE, <Sc, &o , <£c., all of which will be sold at tf\\S& Prescriptions accurately and neatly dispensed. JE| I iutend to keep a full stock of choico goods and Sopeto receivo a share of your patronage. Respectfully, 1VM. THOMSON. Fiyetteville, Sept 1, 1866. JT B. Don't forget the place,one door south of the Bank. COAL! COAL! Prices Reduced! Egg and Stovo ConI.. ~ Chestnut ..$8.00 7.00 Orders left with .TAUES ABDOIT, Manlius, will receive prompt attention. - in B. C. & n. Beard. Syracuse Daily Standard! THE LARGEST DAILY PAPER IN CEN TRAL NEW YORK I ADVOCATES REPUBLICAN UNIOM PRINCIPLES ! C ONTAINS all the political and miscellane ous NewS of the Day, in a condensed and readable form. Has tho La'gest Editorial Staff of any paper in tho city. Its Local Intelli gence is tho most full and complete of any pa per in Central New York. Publishes moro than double tbo Telegraphio matter than any other Morning Paper in the city furnishes, ' Tatlve'houra in advance of New York Dallies I Typo new and Paper handsomely printed. Morning Edition sent promptly to subscrib ers in the city early each morning, and sent by morning mails or express t o villages alotlg the lines of railroads or stage routes. \Price 88.00 per annum, or 20 cents a week. Weekly Standard. $3.<ift per annum. 835\ Having recently ENLARGED our Pa per at great expense, employed additional Ed itorial talent, and being resolved to mako the. STANDARD tho Vrar BEST PAPX R JN CENTRA L Nrw Yosr, your patronage is respectfully so lieited. SUMMERS <fc COMPANY'. Syracuse. September. 1866. New Coal-Yard' In Foycltevillo. PITTSTON COAL!: -Ahfo, a* usual, \ ~* STOYJ2S! OF ALL KINDS,\ CHEAP, By WoIIs & Anstin. {3g~ Orders for Manlins aay bo left with COAS. TOEMiW it Co. 13tf Use tho Best! P. ShoudY's Improved Washing Machine, PATENTKD JCN K 23, 1SCS . T HE First Premium Muehinel having re ceived tliti First Preiumiu at every I » r where exhibited. This maeluiio Inr excelo M all points nuy other bur. t..( u r» set boloru Uu public. Mauufactuic-d umt void l.v o ¥ MIOt i>r, ll-3in Man'.i'H Centre Uii\ii«la>;a Co ^ *\ (3 -ROOERIES ! ADDISON GOLE -r -JR,, DEALER IN- CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND YANKEE NOTIONS, At tho OLD ESTABLISHED ISTnUE, eornrr Salt Spring Street and Manlius Plunk Kund. BY J. W C0HKLIN, Corner of Mill and Genesee Street, At whose market nmr constantlv hu fouml .i large supply u( ttiu ohotecH FR1-MI MKAT-5 to be had In the coun try, and sold as cheap ns the vheaiu-st. JJJ\ Meat delivered at the lesidciiecs of cn»- tomurs when desired. Of ICE can be obtained at the mat km ut nil times in any qunntitv EST Cash paid for FAT C \TTLI-- )20j 1 Burhatis, Blanchai'd <!L Co., Sash, and Elinds, and Doors, FAUm 'fiVILLK, .N \ D RESSED Malrheil Fluorine; C.iling Si.l- ing and ^eiita<inod I'me Lmnber, Lath and Shingles, constantly on buii'l, at a small ail vanee from Usue^o puee«. Planing, havVing utid Job Work dono w ith dispatch. Hemlock Lumber on band ur Sawed to order 1'AMII paid for >aw LOIJM 52T° A\ orders proinptlv uttenile.i <a. \ liberal dnteount mado to Wliulesale Deulers and Master Builder*. £3y~ Boingsuon tiioecnpy tlmir water power south of thoir suw mill, the) otfer for salu the faotory and poi\ur they now occupy, on bb erol terms. 'Ihoso wishing to purchase wuu-i power would do well to call and examine. D. BUftllANS. O. 11. ULANCIIAR\. II. N Dl I1UAN8. BUgl 6tf D. L. BARTLETT, Heard Block, ONE DOOR WEST OF THE POST OFFICE, .... Dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYE STUFFS. r'\E IIF U M Kill EK, S0AP3, BRUSHES, FANCV'GOODS. , YANKEE NOTIONS, and IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS. ilao-.-l ^ Wis 1 Wfe,m WALL PAPEIt, Window Shades, &c, &c. F. G. Tibbltts, DontiRt,' Would respectfully inform his friends and the publid iageaerol. that he is still in the Denial business. All work intrustod to bis care will be don-i to the best of his ability. Artificial Teeth inserted. TEETH FILLED withhold and other ma- terials of tfie best kind ALL WORK WABBASTED , and at reasonable prices. Office Hours from 8 A. .TI. to 5 1-2 P. jTI. Rooms over Dr. Byingloo's dru^j store, 2d door so.uth of tho Bank tST\ Customers are advised tbat for Fndav of each week no engagements will be made, as business on that day calls him ulsewbero. Fnyetteville, July «, 18<16 Quicklime T HE subscriber would inform all who orn in want of -a superior quality uf QUICK- LIMX that he. can furnish any fluantity im short uotic^gi npplymj; to him at Dry Hill, as he koeps constantly on hind'a good supply. lG-4w J. B. WHEfiLER. C ROOKEl£Y AND G(LASS WARE no oim Sells c^aVpr than >_L bNELL, SMITHS Ctt
