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CAmiu, GiEBiE Co., M. Y, F udai XoMiAit JiiAE 30,187f. ' © h e 3 o c W * ASTHMA, Although vrhat is c a l^A B thm a d b eshot exactly come u nder the head of Consump tion, we shall m ake a few remai-ks about it. This affection,though notrdangerpas to life, is exceedingl^;Jtouhles<^e and ^noying. In a great many cases, the 'liouhre is the inflammation of the finest hionchi, and the treatment the same as that of bronchitis; c|lly ‘contfactedj and the \patient brought into a state of spfEocafioh. This nervous irritation is n p t unfrequently occasioned by diseases o f the ^ i n e ,o r b y tumors j>ressing upon the nerves, or by actual diseases of other parts of the organism, or by some morbid affection of the gray mass of the brain. In h 'g reaf many cases thd difacttlty is incurable, hut in others i t will disappear the moment the true cause is discovered and removed-' A g reat many remedies and cures are; recomniended,none of which,however,, ar&reliablel A m o n ^ theta a fdthe follow in g :' the inhalation ‘of compressed air, of air with increased oxygen, of chloroform vapors, of narcotic vapors, of tar, fir, etc., and of a great many other tbfings j also the use o f ice, coffee, quinine, arsenic, and a thousand o ther things.; ' Some o f these asthmatic patients are re lieved by v ^ 't r i f l i n g things,as.the removal of a noise, person' opening and closing o f a window, door, etc.,While, w ith others, nothingw illbeofanyusew h atever. Change o f climate, or residence, is o ften accompa nied w ith complete cure. As mental dis turbances and a bad conscience are often the cause in such cases. W hen the cause cannot be ascertsuned, there is nothing left hut to experimentally ascertain by what means the respective p a rty gets relief, and to avoid such distiurhances as are likely to form of asthma, which is by far jhbre nous than the above, and is generally caused by a disease o f the spine, and incurable.— G o o d H e a lth. H tdeate 0? G hioeal .^ Chloial.! j^ropef is made by passing diy chiorind gae ^thxbrigh pure sdcohol, heated w ith EfniphtiHC acid, the crude chloral that is separated ^eing yecrified over lim e ; ■ the chlorindtakealhe. place o f the hydrogen in the alcohol and forms, also, hydrotiloric acid; this, by further decomposition, he.> comes chloral. It is in this state an oily, colodesaiiqtiid, having a n odor v e iy much like that of a ripe xaelon. The hydrate. Tvhich is ordinaiily used is formed by the addition o f water,in which the chloral crys tallizes ijif’icio'Vr-whife needles. I t 5s in the mode o i administration that the difficulty lies, there being no means of determining What constitutes a proper quantity to take at any given time. W h en taken into the ^stem , either through the m outh or b y in jection under the shhi,the moment that the chloral'pomes in contact w ith the alkali i n the' h ^ « t i t , decomposes, and form ^ chloro^ fo r m ; this instantly carbonizes the b lood, o r in other words, changes the fresh arte rial, into d ead v enous b lood, w b ich,spread- ing thronghqut the body, slowly duUs the sensei jm<i,cfeafeS a: moise o r-less com plete ansBSthesia. But bow is this to he regulat ed? The exact mode b y w h ich chloroform or chloral p roduces death is y e t unknow n , alm o st every physician having a special theory on, the-subject- H o w ,^ h e o , is it possible t h ^eli what quantity, wfll prqduqo sleep a h a w h a t death-f Its effeot^\^e Veiy different with different individuals. There are examples where the patient had taken only four grains o f the drug, yet death en sued. _ I n other cases 260grains have been administered witbout injmioxts effect- A repoitfir lately visited several promi nent physioiafls p i N ew -Tofk city to learn then- experiences w ith the drug. They all testify that its use requires the utmost can- tion, and-^ibm^of &en^are<>f dpinioiv&at itsem p lo y ir ientfs8 n ly jffStifiable in cas^s of d e liriu m trem e n s. D on ’ t B at ‘W aeh B ebad . A n intelligent Aifieridau trav e lieji'w h o was spendingjsevefalFmonthslin Berlin,call- ed at a bakery and asked for bread. __ Lave none, ^^^asTtlie reply. ^ “ T o n do inot nnderatand toe,” p^TsM -fli? cttstomer; “I want a loaf-of bread, V pointing to the huge piles o f bread displayed on theshelves. “ O jtbat is Just b a k e d ,” answ ered the deal er, “ a n d is n o t f o r sale.” T h e Prussian Government compete bakers to keep their Stock at least one d a y before selHng^ to c u s - tomers. Let ns learn wisdom, To R emove W aets . Pass a p in the w a rt j apply one end o f tke p in t c tk e flam e o f a l a m p ; Iiold it there lintal ih e w a rt fiSes u n d e r the action o f the h€«t. A w a r t so treated w ill leave. I f the wart is hard, a good method is to cut it off w ith a kn if e o r scissoi^ and a p p ly a little caustic to th e foots- I f the w a r t h a v e a narrow neck, tie a silk thread o r horse h a ir a round if, and i t w ill soon drop off.— A little caustic, applied to the roots Will p re vent i t im m grow ing again. ESAnXETULNESS OF AFKES.- An eminent French physician thinks that the decrease of dyspepsia and bilious affec tions in Paris, is owing to thelncreased con sumption of apples, wMcb t a i l he main tains is an admirable prophylactic and ton ic, as well as a very nora’ishing and easily- di^sfed i^id e o f food, . T he PariaanS de vour one himdred millions o f applet every Winter,* tl^a| is/they ^ i^ jbefbfe t h | * war. INABILITY 0? P hysicians . A C o m t in M ichigan h a s decided th a t a physician is n o t warrantor or insurer of a ease,an{l ijot to, he tried f o r th e result of h is remedies.' His o n ly contract a n d du ty is to treat Ihe case, w ith reasonable dili- genee^ilnd sk ill.' -■ - . . , . coihi^ion,j?ilI_brbghi.up 'and e W fever' and ague. Famefs 0 a § BUGKEfE IIR S ! ItE P A tIU N G AND EUPROVING eilGKGE m ills t l REtPEIIS! acchihmbaated'at once. N(JW IS THE TIME T(> jfing rely-upoiiliaviDg their ^cflikpromiitl^ clone. Satis faction guaranteed. We have secuted limited number of the cele brated BtrckEYEldOWEES and BEAPEES, with all UieJa.te 8 tiipprovement»y»mannfacturedoxpresBly- for this section, for the harvest of 18T1. THB FAMOUS HORSE EOLIFSE. The T u r f, F ie l d a n d Pai-m , in a late number contains t ip foRowiag notice o f the famous horse Afclijj'se, whore decendanfs were favorites w ith the horsemen of this country forty hr fifty years ago. H e was probably the most celebrated racer ever on the t u r f : “ T he celebrated English race horse. E c lipse, foaled April 1, 1764, was one of the most remarkable, anim d a , that ever struck the turf with hia fed*. ? Mr. O. K e i - m o re than $125,000 in gold cups,vases,and guinea p urses.. JH e lived to the ,aga,-of ,26- years, w h e n he filed fif dblic a n d m flam m ^ tion, ’ ' , Mr. PtTOiEE,;asonof Sif T fiok PnxTMEB; the former owner o f the estate o f Caqon?^ w rites: ‘ ‘The horse E c lip s e was buried in the f ^ k , not f a r fn t o what Js' called the saloon front of-thehouse, and'there‘^vas a stone which marked the sp o t; hut in the extensive alterations w hich m y father made, the stone, I think got jempved, 'although the spot,where it was, was well known to me, and is known to me now, and I shall be pleased to offer, my services a^ chaperon to point it out. The skm of EctijpsA'Uss preserved in the range o f stables, tfnd I well remember its mouldering, dusty, moth-eaten remains, which I am ashamed to say Were suffered to decay and gradually vanish out of sight and memory. The hoof, however, was set in silver, and preserved b y my eld est brother, whose son now has it. The estate o f Canons was- won by E c lipse for the equally famous Col. Kelley,of whom my father bought thqplace for £50j(K)0.— E c lip s e was sired by M a rsTcej' and his fiam was Spiletta, by B e g u lus, He died at Canons w h ere h e w a s b uried w ith alm o st regal honors. T h e Challenge w h ip w a s made from his tail, and G eoege IV. and W illiam IV . eaeh treasured among h is col lections a hoof of the horse, mounted in silver.” B ots I n E oeses . The A m e r ica n Slock Jo u r n a l says: “ F ill an ordinaiy junk bottle half full o f molasses; then fill w ith sweet milk; shake well a n d d rench; follow the ahoVeiin about half an h o u r with a bottle of strong sage tea, made of our ordinary gaitlen sage; next day give the horse a feed of rough rice, and the dead b o taw ill come o u t with the rice. My theory is that the m ilk and molasses being sweeter than.blood, the .hots ,tum loose,to eat it, , The sage tea will kill them, and ft is i h e only thing I ever hfeard, th a t will do it, w ithout injury to th e hoi^e,-^ The rice will cut out itlje dead bofs better than salts; in ffleti i f you will giire horses a feed of rough rice every two weeks, I do n o t think tilere is the least danger of bots; at least, such is m y e.vperieiice. A s a p r o o f o f w h a t I have w ritten, get tw o sage leaves, dip them in hot w ater, lay one dow n and p u t a lively hot on it, then cover him, w ith th e pthef, and h e w ill file in'atantly. Sage l e a i l h a v e alSo ioun'd-veiy beneficial in colie, and it is at least harm- less^ even, it it does no good.’’ T beaticeht of H obsss . Prof. M aoneb , in h is \york,ofi the “Ed- ueatipn o f H o r s e s ,’,’ cantjohs fho^^iw ^ o , train or use horses against exciting the-ill will o f the animals by whipping them. He says; “ T h e affection a n d jietter n a ture jnust b e r appealed to*In-training a Iioise, & '-^elI as^* in training a child. I have know n m any horses o f naturally gentle character t o he spoiled b y being w h ipped once, and' one horse that w a s made vicious b y beingstruek w ith a w h ip o nce while sfandirigiri h is stall,' Sensitive horses Ihotild neve? be l e f t after they have been excited b y the whip~or o th er m e a n s,until calm ed dow n by rubbing or p a tting'on the head and neck, and giving apples, sugar, o r som ething o f w h ich the anim a l i s f o n d . R e m e m b e r t h e w h ip m u s t he used rvith great care, o r i t is liable to do mischief,■and m ay e'fiuse h ’reparablfe in jiliY.,” C dke foe P otindee .—^Take some old w o o le n hlsm £ e ^ b r 'ra g s ^ if wopjen^rags'me nothahdy take'straw —and W a p 'the legs tight, up as high as you can conveniently, Iheptakc hqt. w a ter, jiQ t-enough,'^ siSilfl; the hair off on a well horse, pouring it around the horse’s legs until they are well soaked ; then in one hour serve the same way, except n o t quite as hot, and in two hours h e -w ill-b e -as-w e ll-iis-^ v e r r —T b i s - l - know to. l)^-a sure.ci:ire,aTid-tl^jre is dan- get o f injuring t h i anim al ^ wpill^'he the case w ith turpentined The horse is para lyzed ; the limbs are cold,and the h o t water will start the blood circulating, and staxt the perspiration. I have, taken, boiling water and applied it, and never injured a hair.-^ C o r r e s p o n c te n t o f W ^ t e m F u r a Z - . J acob FiTZBBjOf L a Salle coun ty, 111., has a mare, F a n n y , eleven years old, w h ich has never been known, to lie down, in the b arn or elsewhere, except to roll when turned loose o u t doors. She h a s . been carefully watched a g reat number o f nights to see how she slept, after perform- ingunusuallyhardw o rk; hut she hasmever been caught lying down. .'S’et she is often found standing w ith h « : hind legs erect,but down on the knees of her fore legs, her head straight o u t haEore, w ith the cldn and lower jaw Ijdng o n th e floor o r g touud,for an h o u r a t a time. This is the position-that she is supposed to sleep a n d rest in. Sh&is- in good condition^ w*rkB hard, feels o r acts as though she felt well, a n d the skin of her* knees is h ard and callous. A. i^lABvp?, Agent, < ,H .Y . ^ RElfABLLBnRDIliG, :T8JIIKill6 AHD §ALE S t ABUS. J O S E P H L E F E Y R E , A T ^ .\MC qnwar <^oacte '8 sttfjleit; on lower Grel^n St., CatslciUj.lWILL S OAl^ JJin> TBAIN SES, AND SEIT -------------------- fST'BeaapQli Is now Superior accommodations.________April 28, 1871. H O R T O N & S m T H , p F V I T E A T T E N T I O N t o t h ^ i b complete assortment of DRUGS, MEGICiNES, FIKCT MD. TOILET jlRTiCLES. Also, to their large stock of Paints, Oilsy Brus1ics» W indow GIass> & c. A full line of Lorillard’s Smokmg Chewitig lo i K S j S a s l . aiiii B i d s ' . j Q B . D U N H A M h a s g o n h in t o lower Cat9kill,MayC,;i871. oad di- hOm. at W ood ’ s I owehs and A e a p e d s ! TTAYINGL B E E N APPO IN T E D fr Agei^ fQT the County of Greene-of the cele- hrafeiLWdbiyg MOWER AKITItEAPER IihSL^,re- parM to fheeff favoritef Maebine^at Manufac turer’s Prices, and-at^ lower rates than are asted for any other class Mowfa|t Machine. EVE«rNrACH !NE W A R R A N T E D ! For further particulars, apply to thoundersigned. SaiUpIes Of the wood Machine inay bO seen, and R E f A T R I W O M O W E R S A ^ w^:^cgnpipy attpid to all orders frow All £x..ira Parts, or Pieces, o f the Wood Machhie may be procured at Jno. T. MannHi Hardware Store: oroflheTMdMtignei ' . \ * - . WM<H.TirAGir.T\ON. ' C?atakm, May I2f im j, _________________ “SUPERLATIVE!\ . a U P E R E A T T V B P L O U R . — R e - jnemberthebiina, “SnPEBLAnvK.” A trid of ita guaUiyirUl comince yon thatii la vightlynamed. For sale by SHAIER & EOX. S® ”One who \is considered.an 'authority in horse matters, states that a p erfect horse is . — ------ — i-inds ited a large, open n o stril; a strong under jaw, to masticate his fqod well, a good round body, a hig, full chest, large around the girth, denoting pJenty.oJ^ iqpg POWe**. Ihin withers, add f a aniifial stfad|hg eregt' on Ms fo u r l e ^ . ' Such'ohiihate lt'sh o u ld “he t h e Object o f breedei-s ta'p^ofinpe^ and this quires both judgm e n t a n d care. '* towns and villages, is 1,071 every year .— The number of homes sold at these fairs is upwardh o f 800,000, at an average price of each. The total number of horses jn European Russia, amounts to 19,226,667, or onei to eveiy three iphatiitahts. > ■ i ■OTOtEdAiliE AND SETAIIi' j ■ ' f I ’ -''i T i ' ' ''i 1*^ ' a J M i D m , YardoppositeeornellrHoTton'-&Co:’S^^tcighfOfRcer’ T ^ O .A K D R , l ^ t l M / F L d O R T N G , Shelving, Base Boartto, Pickets, and Siding,, of everyvanety, cofiatai|tly'on hand. S P P U G E „ , , „ , Hooring,' Ceiling, Slicathing, tlank, 'Boarfls; and Clap-Boards, ' ' H E M L O P K - Boards, iToist, Wall StriM^ Plank/^nd Timber, of every size ahd lejSgfch. \j. j H'j'' '' s i r m ' G L E ' s ' ' Of Pine, Cedar, Hemlock and Spruce. Spruce aud Hemlock ' L A ’T H & P I C K E T S , ^^^ ich 'we are Belling , • lO 3PE K C E N T . L O W E R I Than at any other Lumfeer Yard in Greeno County. - J . - T r - H A a f T f f i E C K T - r.' p i l N p ^ j ' P T A N O ! ^ ! ' -I- * 1 |.KG6uia,ir:5hUaaelpIl H A I J J E S : B E j O T H E B S '/ . T I ’A l O S ' STAND DNldvADED IN THE'WOKLD. ' Smith & Nixo^ofChicagOySay a Thereis-nothing made which cAu ^pj^lyilfCif placd, andhaVordered 2()0 at a time. , Ix>nis Trii», of^ I^ouisville, Ky., saysj >Vith these splendid Pianos I can put aU opponents to flight. duett & Sons, of Troy, say: With Haines Broth ers ■JE’janost can flistauce all coinpeHt^B. r ^ ' 1 ! And other 1argedeatcr$8ay|heyci^otl^ equaled^ \ 0 for the price, either in tone or finish.- ^ ' V J. T. HAMMIUK sayfi: <2ome and see a full asBort- ^ ment of ' ' . HainCH Brothers’, Steinw a y 4 SrSbu’i<, or any other first-class Piano. Terms and price ' -iflioIUbe satisfactory. ' * i a Olt&AKS AN1| llW /pD E O K S , ^sUdaBB k<ius|8?. 1 1 'J ' -i liASOH & IIAjMLJJf, B,P.HEEDHAM&.S0N, , , , , (Late Cafhart & ifeedliain,) ' , HEW HAVEN MELQDEON COMPAHY- Pianos, Organs and Melodeons Repaired, and if purchas^ rent over inteijest applied as p w f in pay- m c ip iH E s r ; ,, ,, ; , ^ :^onr EUCAS HOWE* .Tm; A..Bi HOWE». ffmpyoxl^. ed) ; HOME SHTJj;XLR for $37, y-dth- tabitfe anO. treadle. The above Ini^truments an4 may 1i)«r found at my Warerooms (nearly oppovHe- the Re formed Chhreh,) Bhinebeck Village, OdSdbesa, C 04 >' ; orfumlahed by my agent, JOSEPH : High. Falls, TJlater Co., N. y . July 22,1870. T. SAM M ier, | r g JAMES W . KORTZ J S R E C E I Y I N G iif S T O C K , t h i s -^week, large additicna to the Seasonable Dress Gopds-depariraent# embracing many BicU Styles, in pure fabrics, not found clscwficro In this re^on. JAMES W, K.ORTZ \ ^ O U L I ) O A l i T j p A e t i c u l a e AT- * ~ tention to his supenor stock of Black Dress Goods ;-al30^1a^and White,-Stripes and Plaids, fee. JAM E S W. KORTZ W O U L D INVITE A T T E N T I O N * » io his superior stoclc of Black Silks, for Suit ings, in best French and Heavy American makes.— Also Rich Spring and Summer Silks, Poplins, &c. ^ J j ^ E S W. KORTZ f T A S I N S T O C K a F u e l A sso e t - ment o f Housekeeping Articles, consisting of all widths of Cotton Sheetings, D ^ a s k Table Lin ens, Brown do., Napkins, Towels, Doyles, &c. Also a fall line of Insh lin e n Goods, lin e n Handker chief, Ladies* Henr-Stitched lin e n aud Laco Collars, Cuffs, &C., ^ 0 . ______ _ ___________ __ JAM E S W. KORTZ T T A S R E C E I V E D T H I S W E E K JJ-a-WirstdfrftfSetoiaoTopiiBS.'aray'Traveffiig* Dress Goods, in variety. Also Mohairs, in steel and dark shades; very, desirable., ^ jam E s W . KdRTZ r < A N N O W S U P P L Y T H E D E - mand for-Parasols, in almost every variety of style and color, at the lowest market prices, ______ JAMES W. KORTZ (^A L L S PA R T IC U L A R A tten - tion to his well assorted stock of Ribbons, Trim mings, Laces, Needle Work; Silk, Velvet, Linen, Piqne and other varieties o f Dress Buttons, &c., &g. JAMES W. KORTZ T N V I T E S P U R C H A S E R S to h i s well selected stoeh of OABPETS, consisting of new styles Bnissels, very elegant Ingrains, low priced Ingrains, good Hemp Carpetings; good China Mattings, all '\vldths. OrL CLOTHS! A full variety, for Halls, &c. Ta ble Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Cloths, Stair Bods, &o., &c. JAMES W. KORTZ T S SH O W IN G A FU L L VARIB- ty of CEOCKEEY and GIiASS-WAEE. The as- sortment is complete, and purchased at ihe present reduced rates. Boarding house keepers ^vill find a good stock for furnishing all articles in their line. DOMESTIC GOODS! Cotton Batts, Yam, Carpet Warp, &c. Prints, Ginghams,,Lawns, Percales white and figured, Pique, Swiss, CJurtains, Lace, &c., &c. CatskiB, April 2 7 ,1871» _______________________ _ .1871.-— ---------------------------- t8 7 ( . F I R S T N E W S U l i M E R GOODS! IN TOWN, JUST BECETVED AT THE EMPIRE STO R E OP H U M P H R E Y & S M I T H , M A I N S T . , C A T S K I L L . — G r a n d O p e n i n g T o - D a y ov D B E S S G O O D S ! SILKS, SHAW L S, FRENCH PLAIDS. PURE MOHAIRS, VEIiVEXJEEJVS, DOUBLE FACED M ALPACA! ■ n t l S n AND FRENCH POPI-INS. We shall daily add all the Near Styles, as fast as they W hite D ahask T A irU N E r iw E L S , DAPKIHS. Those preparing for- Honsekeeping or Boarders Will here find a full line, which we offer at great hai'gaina. C L O T H S A N D C A S S I M E R E S ! Prices lower than w er. CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTING. OUR SPECIALTY, Just received from the man ufacturer a fresh stock of NevPatternff, now selling at prices that defy all competition. Call and be i^nvinced. Crockery and <3Jass-Ware! Largest assortment in town, of Shapes.— Quality o f ware unsurpassed Our low prices ut U astonish yon. HUMPHREY & SmTH. Catskill, March 15,1871, ______________________ SPECIAL IN D U C E M E N T S OFFERED TO. THE FHBEIO BY H U M P H REY & SM ITH, 1S3 M a i n S t r e e t , C a tsIcIH . T R I S H AND F R E N C H P O P L I N S The largest assortment in town at HUMPitREY & SMITH’IS. (^ROCKERY AND G l a s s - W a r e , ni HDMI'HEEY & SMITH’S. ALEXANDRE KID GLOVES, Genuine, at HTJArPimEYUMEELREY & SMITH’S.S. K & SMITH’ CARPETS!— L a r g e A s s o r t m e n t , ^ at HUMPHREY & SMITH’S- P , A L I C O - F I V E C E N T S P E R Yard. BleachcdandUhbteachedMUslln,! yard wide, 10 cents-pei'yard at HUMPHREY & SAHTH’S. P A I S L E Y 'S H A A V L S . . at HUMPHREY SMITH’S. > j 6 T T i k 6 k A i i ' ' l U c U i i i i D -Lv ’W h i t e h o e l a n d , a t ' ' ' HPllIPHEEY iV SMITH’S. X n S E D L B A V O R K , L A C E S A N D WHlXE T r J tom fO --‘be 8 (iYariet,y in town—at ■V- ‘ HPMPgBEY & s m ir k ’s . Y A N K E E N O T I O N S , G L O T E f ^ -M- and HOSIERY—not to-be-undercold on any ar ticle in this line—at HTI^XpiEY & SMITH’S. i p j A V I E S T B r o w n M U S L I N S r X. cents per yard, at _ HUMPHREY & SMITH’S. CatsldU, March 81,13Tt. ___________________ ^ Tiiu ( jr e a t K u sh ! * AT TftE E M P I R E S T O R E lu c r e s t s i n g r D a i l y ! S T E A M B O A T S a n b R A I L R O A D ^ .Cars are dally bringing Hew Goods for this fa ns store. Received this day, a choice lot of PII|llES,|piillES,,pSEILLES, H ich SUIc Popliiis,'^3IoJiairti, NOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, EMBROIDERY. -T- In abundance. ^ . ^ Iho'pew styles/and'^iricea-that C r o c k e r y A n d C l ^ s s - W a r ^ ! New Styles, Great Inducements to purchasers! We ask yon,'Jci2d-frifen^,^to andl6o1: i t the most varied assortment of Goods in Greene Co. Catskill, Aprq2Qyl871. ^ JOSHUA J IERQ, Jn. ' Too Busy to Advertise. TA3SEKB..BrQHfl®A Wholesale- andEetail, At I 12 Main Stre&t, Catskill. enlarged &to(* of g 09 ^ . j i [ I j I 5 • J .SA-Mga assortment of ' i ' 1 ' Dress Trimmings^ Braid, Buttons, Xee^les, Pins, Knitting Cotton, Vclc&Land-iSilk Jlibbons, and, in fact, most small wares; Traveling Baq^ Katelu^ls, Hosiery, Gloves, Pa/un mri/i. Pocket Cutl^j, Putzm T o y $ r m m ^ - ; constantly' 6 n ^ i l d . Xlso,*' TEA§ ‘and CCNFEd- TIONERY. Agent for Constantine’s Persian Heal ing or Pine Tar Soap, andiraft ’4 Silver Polish, fA I nsarjmxA THE fiOWilRb INSOkANCE GOMFANr OP NEW YORK. , Offlce>- W a ll’ St> Cash Capital $500,OOo, and a largo surplus. Chartered in.-1825. SAM*Ii. T. SldDMOBEjvPrps’t, H. A. O aklei , Vice Pres’t. XnEo.KF.hLRB, Seu^. . .. . J. M. SAYBE, Agent. Office ijver the store of BUF. Olmstca^ Central' Bri(^B^<^t datgJdlj. . . . > ' . M . . ALBANY CITY INSURANCE COMPANY, AflflANSr, K. Y. W.A.YouNG,Sec*y. JOHN V.L.PBTIYN,Prea’t. J ames H enduick , K odeut H. P ruyn , Vice Pres’ts, G eo . T, H aneobi ), General Agent. J.M.SAYBE, Agent. Ofiicft over the store of H. F, Olmstead, Central- Brick Bli^yCatskillVf.’ THE H ANCVIlflRE INSURANCE Cff'i ’ ’ ' OP NEW yORK. I ’ ' Capital and r - - - %'3'2a,30^ .91. I. BEMSEN'IiANEj Sec’y; B. S. WALCOTT, Pres’C' J. M. SAYRE, Agent; Office over the store of H. F.: Olmstead, Ceuti-al Brick Block, Catskill. TH| PHtENIX IN^URAHGE COMPANY, I j I I |oF’ HABTEOnn, C 02 ^ . | ■ ( / Capital^ $G 0 0 ,000. Chartei* Perpetual. Cash Assets, Jan. 1 ,1SG7, $1,103,470.85. G en . WM. SALISBURY, Agent, Scpt.^5,1870. Catskill. W i l Y W I L L ¥ o t f RUIN , YOUR RYESlOHt By using Common Glosses^ when you can purchase CELEBBATED PEBPEOTED PECIMLES. S i\ EyE-GtSSSES I TH E AEST’ l N TIhE A ^ O lltD . q l H E Y A R E R F C U M M M D E U bytheFAtitjtirrforFUtilTT 6 p MATERIALi BRILLUN(3YOl< FINISH, and their STRENGTH ENING AND PRESERVING POWERS; In Which they excel all others. They last manyyear's wlthotit change. They can (^nly be 6 btainc(| in Catskill, of ’ ' ' CHARLES K. ^ Watchmaker and Jeweler^ S ole A ppointed -A oenx for this piiACE, NiYPfiddleraLEmploy«l-or Sflpplied. * I ‘ ; LAZARUS & MORRIS, Manufacttdrlng Opticians, Hartford, Conn. - 'x i N U ' ' J E W F L R X ' ▼ » brotopUy tepaired ahd warranted, at F. SYLVESTER’S JeWelry Stoge. .O P E R M ^ Candledy at A N D A D A M A N T I N E • SHMJBB & POX’S. ) SIGN OP THE HEY. T O H N T . M A N N , W h o l e s a l e ” and Ketail H l l l l D M E A N D IR O N S T O R E , Two doopa North of Tannefa* National Bank, M ain . S t ., <3ATSKILL. AMERICDN AND ENGLISH HARDWARE, S T O V B S l _______ IRON, STEEL, NAILS, fcc., &C.- _______ T T E N R Y S T E A N A H A N , ' J b ., ATHENS, Manufacfcurerpf every description of T I N .S H E E T IRON AN D COPPER W ARE, and Dealer In COOKING, PARLOR A N P BOX ST O V E S ! and Registers, Pump led and Briitanla Wai appertaining, ta the JTobbins and R e p a iring o f all kinds. Attended to Promptly and Thoroughly. b o o f in g . G u t t e r s and conductors put up at short notice. * ’ fi^T h is ia the place to get the beat Stoves, and at the Lowest Prices. no-vtoly ^ “NOTTCB TO. TI2E T R A R E . ^ “CHEAP JOHN,” OR JOHN P. BAIRD’S HARDWARE STO RE, fi doors above Gay’s Hotel, Main St., CATSKILL. 'T 'H E jC H x i P E S T F L A G E , I N A Greene .County iff buy R o o f i n g , G u t t e r s , L e a d e r s , and all kinds of Tin, Copper, Sheetlron and Zinc. PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING done promptly, at short notice. I keep the latest improved Coo) and Parlor Stoves and Ranges. I can furnish CASTINGS and BRICKS for any stove, on twelve hours* notice. HEATER WORK, both Putting-up and Cleaning, done at short notice by myself, and warranted to ALL KINDS OF JOBBING pertaining to the trade, done Neatly and Promptly, and CHEAP FOB CASH. 1 invite all to calf and examine my stock of Goods for themselves. Yours, &c., JOHN P. BAIRD, Catskill, Iffarch 15,1871. 5 dooraabove Gay's Hotel.. FURNACE AND MACHINE SHOP. A & B . , ' W I L T S E , C a x s k i l L j N . Y . , Builders of S team E ngines , G earing , S hafting , k , for FactorieB, T anfieri^ &c,, from ft largo stock Corn Crackers, P iaster Crackers, Cement M ills, JIftrk Mllliii ^Sic, HORSE POWERS and THRESHERS, Wrought and Cast Iron Cider Mill and Ho|T Screws, Wagon Boxes, Sleigh Shoes, Plows, Mow CNslings, tc.,kept constantly on hand. , sign of the AiiVIL T ^ U S S B R O T H E R S , M A I N S t ., CATSKHiL, (successors io F ranois SA'ms,) H a r d w a r e , A gricnltnral Iiiililc]neuts> Carpenters’ and Blacksmiths’ Tools, House Furnish ing Goods', !BiiiIde'rs*, Harness and 'Wagon ®nm- mings, &c., together \vith an assortment of Iron, Sieol, Nail Rods, Steel Springs, &c, They have a full assortment o f HEATERS, PARLOR. OFFICE & COOKING STOVES of the Best Patterns. Also mauufacturera of Cmiper, Tin and Sheet Iron AVork# Tin Roofing and Jobbing done at short notice. Catskill, January 3,1871. |ra s |, |i! | . NOT TO BE UNDERSOLDr a . E . v m c ^ n r ; Wholdsale and Itetsil Doalerin P U i E D O U G S m C U E M I C i l S , K e r o sene l!.au>ps» lUzuitcrnsr B u r n e rs and thlinniixs, P a in ts , O ils, T a rn is lies, •w i N l J o w e r . A s s , PATENT MEDICINES. Iinported Wings, Liijuors and Digars, Perfum e ry. T oilet and Fancy Articles. Prompt and careful attention given to Prescrixitions. 123 Main Street, Catskill, E . T . LAMPS AND LANTERNS. The largest and best selected stock of Lamps, Lan- terfis, Burperft and Chimneys ever brought into N E W B S U G S T O R E ! TTORTOK 4 >SM1TH w ould iufoml.theirr£riendS,dndtherpublic’general]y, that they have assumed the Imsincss-of the late (3 eo . L. H orton , one door North of tbepost Office, where may bo found a full assortment'bf fijCcdfcines, P o in ts, Qils, Varnishes, Cigars, TioJIct a n d JPaney A r ticles, «S;c. Catskill, M4y 5, i f a . JOHN HORTON, P. E. SMITBf. A F a inter <<Dicd a n d -Jlado N o V* But, in the language of the Immortal Webetery S T I L L l i v e : ” and may be found _ to a'Steamship, from a “Push Cart” to a Post Coach. Program m e : Sign Painting, Glazing, Marbling, Gildihg, Papef^ Hanging, KalSondnlng, Poinis and-Oils, Glase, Putty, Turpentine, Varnish, Kerosene, Lard, Sperm, Nests Foot and^turgeOn Oils, White Wash, Pain^ Hair, Tootii, Shoe, Scrub and Stove Brushesi Flower Pots, Tile, Stove Tubes, All kinds of Pishing Tackle. CS?\Shutter 8 down, stock full and lovely, and the pulse beats high. D. B, DUNHAM., Main Street, Catskill, April 25,1871; ' P . T . M E S I C E I , AGENT FOR THE STATEN ISLAND D y ing a n i W a g i s s o t i a l i WO bks at NEWBuiaATOx, S taten I sland . 'T H I S I S S O C I A T I O N HAS BEEN formed for the purpose of carrying on the Dyeing and Cleaning business, with all the arts usually connected therewith and ap.e’ prepared, to l^ ip e te with any establishment in country. p y e and Fluiak in the best style, ov^ry variety ofXadiea’and Gentle men Garments, SUks^Satins,-. Velvets, Merinos, Reps, Alpacca. Paramattas, Delaines, Clqths, Cassimeres, Trimmings, BibonS, m d Gloves,'?*^*,, &c. Clen^nse aud FiuiaU Crape,. Broche, Silk aud Wooleit ShaWls,: Table Cov- «a, Damask Curtains, and Vopl Blankets pf all Ijadies' and Children's Made-Up Garments of the very finest materials, Gentlemen’s Coats, pants and Vesta can bo ' o i . e .\ n s e d b y a n e \ y pttdcte.'is, in a superior style,, without being ^ c n apart. ffS^ArtiQJea received ain^lfitormation given at tho aloro of P. T. MESICK. Catskill, June 27, 187L \ HUDSON PITY SAVINGS BANK. HtJUSON,^ N . Y . TRUSTEES: HABItlS pec s ; PT«tiitofc P. S. Wsmioop, H. J. B A E c ia^ Vico PrcDidcnts. ^ILLIASt BBXAH, \WiLLlAM B. SUIHXElt, ABtiAil Y. CttoK, Et>5io»» HoLunr, GEoR(HiH.PowEit, , J asces C laek , S. T. D d B o I b , j . W. HolinAuT,' F, F. F olqeb , , J< 'Wi F airmeld . T N T R R E S T a t 6 , p e e c e n t , a l - iQwedon nIl Deposits according to the rules of tho Bank. Dividends Berai-snntiauy on the first day of JanUftry ftnd July. Any Amount received not under one dollar. Deposits,can be dfawn at aijy time to the Amount o f $50— sums on qusrier dajj, npoBOpes jreek> »P«oe.. _ i . , itate^orth double T j 'C O N O M Y a n d D U R A B I L I T Y Will bo obtained by buying Fishing, I^oUgh and Laboring Shoes, at ^ provisions, ||ro«rii!s, ^lour,^fie.l m ALFRED FOOTE, WHOLESSIEIHD AETtlL SBOCER, A t h is B r ick Store, Upper Wart]^ Cat»liill, T S P L E A S E D to I N F O R M T H E public that he is prepared to offer as great in ducements to pnrehasera in GROCERIES, PROVISIOHS, GRINDSTONES, &c., as any other establishment. A full assortment kept cor 11 assortment kept constantly on hand, ilics supplied with everything choice in the G; line. rocery W. H. MONROF a teUVi VXiAVO. .U. .L be happy to see their friends at the above place. Catskillf April 8 , 1671. E s t a b l i s h e d I8|t4« Tfi( E. J. HAMILTON A CO., W HOLESALE GHOCEHS, 180 -WEST STBEET, (Between Warren and Chambers Streets,) NEW YORK, T Y E E P C O N S I U M T L Y o n h a n d a full assortment of GROCERIES, at the Low- estMMkekPricee. D ealebsin WINE, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS ! ofAllllnds, o ftlie beirt quality, for Druggist’s or Hofei uscs^-iuj quantities of not leas than five gallons. Also HAi 4 UFACTOn£BS o£ tlie Celebrated DOUBLE REFINED SALARATUS! SarTHE BEST iN TOE. All Housekeepers should use it, if they want.good Bread. Cur names are on each package, with di rections for use. It has no equal! ^ I d hi whole sale af 1W West Street, Now York. O H A L E R & F O X , M A I N S T ., ^ CATSKILL, Dealers in BEST FlMILy BBOCEIIIES! PKOTI8IOHS, Flour, Fork, F e e d , G rain, Salt, Fisk, I.hne, CEMENT, SAIiD, GEINDSTONES, WOODEN WABE, t o . Five doors above Tanners’ National Bunk, corner of Main aud Factory Streets, OATSKIIX. D3^Stora8e, Forwarding and Commission Mer chants. Consignments solicited. N. S. SHALEB. _______ GEO. C. FOX. JAS. M. MACKEX. HIBAM case . MACKEY CASE, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in PlilLlf BnOGEfllES AND PfiOVISIONSi F L O U B I FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,, &C. A g r enta f o r l l u i n n Ac N o J a tn ’ a A l e s . No. 187, H e ad of Main St., April 14,1871. __________ CATSklLL. T O N E S & B A G - L E Y , W h o l e s a l e ^ and Retail Dealers in QRpCERIES, PROVISIONS, —AND— M s m i i i i ! And Agents, foi: the sal^ pf R.W.EYIINS & Cik's CELEBRiiTED UESl Center Brick Block, Main Street, CATSKIU.. A.P.J0KE8,_____________J.H. BAOIEY, J h . NOUS TO B E xrj{»E icsor.i>: B T H E R I D G - E &. M at - TICE, dealers iu Groceries, Provisions, —AND— FLOFE! AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, IM aik S treet , JAMES D. MATTICE, GAsestarju. B'siH THE GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. T ) R . M O U L T O N o p f b e e to y o u a pordiah mild and pleasant to the t^tc, afld powerful in its healing qutUUies, compounded of Wild Cherry, Fruits and Herbs,—for the prevention and CUBE of DyBpepriA,^fot which it challenges the world—ALL DISEASES OF THE BOW^S, and for-those who are suffering frbm General iDRBILt- TY, caused by over exertion and too dose fttttmtion to business. It Is tVoudcrfiil Iiow it ^trciigtlicns and R e ifeW stlic Systeiir d ial p rolongs life. We do not offer them as a panacea fqr all the “Ills that human fieSh is heii^ bilt ftimifiy as a pxtbe ; and febfeotlt bsuabub STOMACH BIT\ TEES, unapproachable as a TONIC, and unequalled as a CORRECTOR. The medical properties of these Bitters sbould alone be sufficient to recommend them, and when in addition to TonicProperticsthey are found to.pos^ sess Virtues w h i^ no other oot-diol contains, stieffi as ah Especial affinity disi’ases of tho Bowels, followed by tx6 depression like fliers. CSoroed Bitters havo no eOnalns a x^dstimnlaniv ‘htirefre ' - -------------- , -..-ending tl in vogue; they have justly pleasant and healthy beverage. Having thus set forth a few of the many known superior qualities of these Bitters, w'e select a few of the many testimonials 'endorsing the Oloroso Bitters: LA 37 siNOBunoH, N. Y,, Febi 4,1870. Dn. M oultox —Dear 3 ir: I iivish to add my testi> monial to the very many you already possess of ihe efficacy of your Bitters. My daflghti •oso;oso; hasas actedcted likeike a charm. She lies Olor it h a l a ____ ly used one bottle—^health, strength and ap petite have all -been restored. She Wishes to recom mend the Oloroso Bitters far and near. I will ah try your has only mend the Oloroso Bitters far and near. I will alsn add,, my familyphysidan pronounces it an excellent medicine. M aria £ . O lsavur , LansinftbUrgh, Hens. Go., N. Y.) cor. Ann and ^ r k e t a ts. CoTiquEST, N- Y„ Nov. 14/ 1870^ Dr. S. M, M oulton —Dear S ir; I feel ifca duty to you and my fellow creatures to tqU my experience with, and what your Oloro.sa Bittera have doUe for me. Four years ago, 1 wiitf taken ill With disraSes of th 0 stomach; the cftiisft mysftU and eminent phy sicians from different pai'ts of the State whom X Consulted M’iere unafil^^ to discover. After X had ex pended large sums of money for medicinef. in attemptiug to get relief, I was advised by some phy sicians and friends to try your icelebrated Bitters. They have greatly improyed my health, and as I continue tousethein I soon expect to bC completely restored totlxealtbj X chcerftflly recommend them to the jiffiictedr Very touly, J ameq S hixh , P. O* Address, PortB^*on, Cayuga Co,, Y, TbAKSiNOBUBGB, Rcns. Co., N.Y., MafdiSO, *70. .rr. M oulton —Dear Sir; I can cordially recom- nd yourGloroso Bittefs, My patients have used un in. my practice with beneficial Xesulta in all i,es. H. Er FUT.IT.R, P . For sale by all Druggists. J. J. GxLLkshT & SoN, General Agents, 271 River st., Troy,.and 92 Pearl st., New York. Dm S, M. hfouLTOK, Proprietor. For sale by Q. E. VINCENT, D r ^ ^ t , Dr, cases. t ^ l S i S U P J I ^ W O S P B A t ' . / q y ^ B O W N W A ltn, ANHERSON S i Co., EICHMONH, T a . \ W I T U R E N E W E D coNPjCDENCN » * In the superiority of our Phosphate? oVer all others manufactured', 1 again desire to ciul ihe at tention of the Farmers^ o f New York to a few facts. AUAA. 4» TIXlV.AAt larger experience than aiiy other . . commerrial manures in America, and Who has thoroughly studied the riiemical wonts of our dif? ferefit Grains. To substantiate the above state* ment, we have letters from hflunreda of the best Fatipera of th^ South, uniting, in saying that they have .used the standard Fer^zem of the day, and that ouTs is decidedly superior to them uU. Fftrmers of the County, we before you with out doubt the best Fertilizer that has ever been, in will I usual ly make them—correct in every particular. ' >VM. BAICfilC, General Agent for fitj^te of NevyYork, . n . aoruTU, c;ox- M»rch30,l871.‘ , THE YAETOUS D*S, CatskiU* |a t c i r e | , ; | l o £ f e anJ; J e w e l r g . NEW GOODS ! s? S. MALLORY & SOY T T A V E J U S T R E C E I V E D A fine assortment Of New Gtoods, consisting of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWEBY. SILVER jfliD PUTED W1R& and 8 large asaorimeat of MOSIGUL INSTRUMENTS, SHEET MUSIC, Instruction Books, VioUn, Guitar and Banjo Strings. \WHIPS LASHES and STOCKS, of the best manu facture. Toys, Parian Alarble, Fancy Articles, &c. Catskip, Apr, Ij 1870. S. MALLORY & SON, Ppposite TonnSre* Nat. Bank. 1871. 1871. JOHN F . SYLVESTER, J^MSVfJEZiJEa, A t ilte Si^n of'-tlac’ IHuiiiiitntccf C.'lock^ Dealer in MERICAIi M FOnOGH WilGGES! F i|ic DiainondN^ XUcli Jew e lry. AMERICAN AND FRENCH CLOCKS, SOLID SILVER Ana GENUINE ROffiBS'IUlPLE-miRE SPECTACLESj EYE-GLASSES, ka,, &0., &Oi Our stock comprises all articles usually kept i n a first-class Jewelry Store. CS’^atches, Clocks and Jeweh^ REPAIRED, as usuaL Our facilities, for doing first-class woric are excelled by none. J . F . SYLVESTER, 58 Mrun S t . Catskill, Feb. 15,1871. THE ELIAS iWE SEWIKG HIIIE. A M A C H I N E W A S N E E D E D posseEBlng simplicity and dnrftljlljty, aqd adapted fo a great range of work; one easily under- stood and comprehended-Uy all. To produce such a mariito? been the stqdy o f EUas Howe, Jr., who gave to the world the first Sewing Machine, more than wehty-fivfe y tors ago; aud now we offer his last production—a machine embracing all essen-. tial qualities, aud prouounced the beat iu the world. Every machine is as near perfection ha the best machiueiy iu the world can make it. Xiops of time and expense of sending to a machine-shop rarely occurs, as every tmi't may be duplicated;. The new. Improved Family Machine cannot be surpassed. A HEMMER, FELLER, BRAIDER, QUILTER and GUIDE are given ^vith each Machine. 'riiey are adapted to all kiude of family sewing, and to uses of Hcazusircuses, Dressmakers, Tail ors, Manufacturers of Shirts, Cbllara, Skirts^ Cloaks, MantiUas,Clotbing,Ha!tSjCaps,Corsets,Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods, Umbrellas, Para sols, -&C. They wiU Seam, Quilt, Gather, Hem^ Fell, Cord, Braid, Bind, and perform every species of gewlnri; making a beautiful and perfect stitch alike on both sides of the article sewed, using a much smaller needle for the same thread than any other machine. The Lock Stitch, invented by Mr. Sowe, and made on this jjlachine, is the most popular and durable, and will neither rip nor ravel, and all Sewing Ma chines arc subject to the principle invented by him. The Medallion of Elias Howe, Jr., is embedded in every genuine Machine. A G E NTS WANTED. Howe Macliine C ompany, 6 9 9 BROAl>\VAy, N e w Y o r k City, ,634 Broadway, Albany, K. Y. TV*. A - aPJEUVlV^OYEK, General Agent for Greene Cc>. ,C!]BLAS*. S . WftXiX^AJRJG, Resident Agent for tfie Elios HflWO Seuing Alachine ju:ir’24mC____________________ fur Catskill. STAND UPRIGHT! wnill! YOU i S ei - B T H I S '! Over l^0,00Q Solti in I870. Singer’s New Family Sewing Macliine, T T A S B E E N o v e r T W O T E A K S -*• A- IN PREPARATION^ and has been brought to Periection, regardless o f Time, Labor or Expeuse, and is now confidently inresented to the public as incomparably THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN e x i s t e n c e . It is Siifiple, Obmpact, Durable andHeautIful. ^ It is Quiet, lig h t Runntog, andcapaUe of performing a range of Work Never Before Attempted upon a Single Machine, nsifig either Silk, T^Yi6t, Linen Or Cottpn Thready and sewing with equal facdlity the Very Finest aud Coarsest materials ■^VITHOUT CHANGB OFTENSION. aU N T E R , BTNES & PIERSON, Agents. CabklU, MariJi CtB, 1871. ______________ ■ r p H E .d E E A T O A U S S HUMAN MISERY. Just puir{a7ied,vg^^^ in a sealed envelope. Price six cents^ A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or .Spermaturrhcea, in duced by SelC'.ftbtfee, Involuntary Emis^ionff, Impo- teney, Neiwous Debility, aud Impedimenta ^to Mar riage generally^ CdnsUmbtion, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Phs^cal Xd<ato*city, &0.;—^ BOBT. J. OULYERWELL,.M.D„ -author of “Green Book,” &c., The world-renowned author in this admirable J/eo- ’ tur© cieari^h* 0 v 6 s frdm-his own experience that the awful consequences of ■SoU-Abfise may be effectually removed without mediciue, and without dangerous surgical operations', boiigie^, in^mments, rings, or ................... ' ' “ ■ ' !Ttoin Address the publishers, CHAS. J. 0 . KLINE k CO., 127 Boweiy, New York. Fo^OfficO Box 4,588. Plain £FancfBii|l(&iiiig#Riiig. H. E. THOMPSON, ■(Succegsor to the Into Jno. McFaxlane,) A T t h e O L D B I N D E R Y , over Judge Griswold’s Ihw Office, t S f i f i y r WiUiam street, CATSEUX, in pre- pared'to do all kinds of work in hisline of‘business, and in thft btot and most 'Ehbstantial manner# B o o k s , filaimziuc8> Poniplilelm, & c ., Buond in a style equal to-|hG best city work, and.at moderately ? em u n ^ ting prices. Particular atten- tioApalffto-HLANKlVOEKAf all flescriptlODs, and the same warranted equal in, durability and finish to the best that can be procured elsewhere. All orders^of those liaVing Boobs, Magazines, Pamph lets, New’spa^rs, j&c., tp be bound, aye respectfully solicited. . A cohtinUanceof the patronage hitherto extended to ibis establishment ia desir^, aud every effort ^11 be made to give entire satisfaction. CatskiU, July b, 1809. ____ __________ LTJIBER T A K D ! b u s i n e s s s t i e e G o n c e o n : A L L K I N D S OF B U I L D I N G M A - x e r IAE, nt PTiecs tliat would attt.aet pnrcliaa- eraif tlicyoulyJaiDwR. Mq'”Hactuiera of ■ D O O R S ! SASH, BLINDS, W I N D O W F R A M E S r &c., kc, Xnride ^ ork ficperally, goj; out with dif>patch^ Our poortf a ll Rilu»X>ried! WELL MM PML DOORS FUR $1.50. BHCKBEH & BBOJJVN, jeimd___________C 6 xsackit*, Greene ~Co., N. Y. a f t A L E R & F O X BESFEOTRUU^ call tho ^ttenrion of Hotel and BoardiugHouse Keepers, and familiefif who uso largo quantifies of Coffee, that they can economize by using ORO-COFFEE! ORO COFFEE! 1)0 kept upjto tlio O lio COtePEE!. OKO .COEEEE! oito coffee : Cat3kiil,'l^yfc,1870. BHAEER & FOX. SHALCR &«FOX, OFFER FOR SALE T Y O O R f i A T S ; B s QQMS, U to-W D R BasketSr Famryi £oskets,.i>edar Tubs, Painted ^ b s , Cedar Pails, I ^ q ted PJ^, Stable Pails, Stable Broonofe, Chiltlren’tf Fail)?, Measures of all iindB, Willow ware, Wooden Ware. ^ articles warranted as represented, and pWcea as* low-as” a fiy‘store-in' CatskiU.- , SEALER FQX,73MainS^ ‘ TO ILET SO A P S . A L A K G E A S S O R T M E N T O P ' t o i l e t \SOAPS j'dstxecciVed.and'for sale at grei^Jy reduced pMces, toy- - • G. E. VINOEKT, Main St. f J - E N T . ’S U N D E E - S H E R T S i i m Dra-wers in great variety, just received, at- i CatskiU, Sept, 14, i m , i MESJCK’B.. X 1 9 1 T 9 A. J. MARTIN ■ t r A V i : N G C O M P L E T E D H I S E N L A R G E D A N D N O W -M-J- RX.TRNSIVR SHOW ROOMS,^ Is prepared to offer tho umOEST and nnsx selection of both Cooking and-Heating, ever exhibited in this County, includiug all the latest styles and patterns. Also on hand, Agricnltural Implements q I aU kinds! Buckeye Mowers, Wheel Horse Rakes, Revolving Horse Rakes, Builders’llaterials, Hay Tedders, Cultivators, Lawm Mowers, Cairpenters’ Tools, Cider HCUs, Wheelbarrows, Nails, Iron. Of every description, at the lowestTnarkot rates. A LAE6LE ASSOETMEOT OP PUMPS, such as .^ti-Freeziug, Force and Suction, at very low prices. C A S T IR O N S I N K S , of all sizea. Also the now EXTENSION SINK, a groat improvement. Ill all its brancliea, attended lo byaconipetent workman—including Setting and Kepairiug Pumps of aU kinds; also TVater and Steam Pipes. H E A T E D A E D F U D H A O E W O E K , as setting now and repairing old, eieouted promptly and Intelligently. Also all kinds of Stove work, both newaqd-old. T in G u ttei s, G a lvanized Iron and T in L e a d e r s , FURNISHED AND PUT DP A t REDUCED PRICES. T I I ? ^ I i O O I P I T V € f Contracted at the lowest figures, aud warranted. B O T I K D N O T T O B E T j r N D E B S O L B ! K E W E R I C E B ! c* W* I I I t h e H t i s s B u i l d i n g ', 2 d S o u t h o t F r e u c B & £ t l i e r i d g e , MAIN STR E E T , CATSKILLy I s now opening a VERY LARGE AKD ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF IVliicli he offets to tho citizens of Cslskill and vicinity, AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPELTITM! Fersoufi looking for Dry Goods will do well to examine my-stock and prices. c a n n o t a f f o r d t o c a r r y a h e a v y ««tock o f (^Sho]>kcpi>crs,99 b u t ;i|ro p o s c t o K e e p a c a r e f n l l y s e l e c t e d a s s o r t m e n t o f F R E S H , S A L E A B L E G O O D S ! W l i i c H 'W ill l»c n p p r e c 3 a .ted . D y c u s t o m e r s ; a r ici, a.s MY EXPENSES ABB LIGHT, 1 c a l l g i v e liiy p a l r o n s t h e h e n e f i t t h c r e o t t QUAIilTY AND PEICE THE TEST! \ALL ELSE IS BUT LEATHER AND PRUNELLA.” ffS'”ThSsris notJa “branclC’-of any other establishment, but is **the jiarent stem.” C atskile , May 4th, 1871. ^1. W. WARNER. a ? : e 3: E l L l i X l 0]B ^ S t THE BUCKEYE HAS REC5E1VED the HIGHEST AWARDS at the MOST IBEPOB- TANT f i e l d TRIALS EV E R HELD IN ANY COUNTRY. For FOURTEEN YEARS t ie “BUCKEYE” has stood at [ffiE 3ECEAD OF THE HARVESTING MA CHINES OF THE UNITED STATES. During that time many machines hav^ have struggled through a few yjars, and then disappeared; but the ^‘BUCKEYE” HAS OUTLIVED ALL COMPETITION, and to-day st^dA higher than ever before. t o STATOAED. The *‘BtrOKEYE’^is everywhere recognized fts the STANDARDj and the mewure of success seemed by compctiug'machines is proportioned according to their xesemblaiice to the Buckeye Model. __ In the words o f the Official Repprt o f the Great National Auburn Trial: “For 8 «Veral years past every new mowing contrivance hari gravitated more and more towards the Buckeye principle, until all the ma chines are grouped around this central type.” SUm C lT T m STRENGTH. - • '• . .................. - •' - a . 1 - they*WiU-flud that maclimes Dno Hundr dred per cent. mot&Cog- IMPROYEMENTS AND DURABILITY. The Original “BUOEEYE” Machine -fras so grea^ an advance on an;rtliing that had been previously buUt, that it at once t o i the lead, a u d it has always kept ahead,, by being the first to introduce really Val- -uable Impro'vcments. : ' Competing agent— \ ------ ' '--------*--------------------- -- points are ttose take] twelve years, instead. Thu fact th a t they I ■ i i i - f l i t t i i . This Machine ve introduce to meet the demand for a light, new patterns; haaa Tfibular Iron Frame of gr^t stran^h and sim; from entirely ------ leoe, and ion, aud cutting Apparatna, cuts a swath of 4 lL*et. ^ Wo retain in ilaU of tbe original Butkeye features bf gearing, bracmg, leading wbeel; donble-jointcd coupling, anafollinB bar. Tbe Gearing is very comiiact, thorouglily protocted, and very, accessible. .For with a very ready sale wherever it is examined, by th® fftriner. . . . The drauehtof the “BUCKEYE\ is reduced to the lowest point ever attained. The great srberiority of our MOWER AND SELF-RAKE REAPER is universally abknowledged b y mechanics and ^ entifio men as well as by thq farming community, add isunqucstionably the most perfect and durable in ibarket. This Machine cuts 4 ft, C in . in Mowing, and .5 ft„ C in. in Reaping. Farmers pubchasing a “BUCKEYE” will not only have the BEST MOWING MACHINE THE WORLD HAS YET PRObUCED, but. one that ho can get QUICKLY AND EASILY REPAIRED in pase of accident, and nob bo delated several days in tho midst Of Haying, as is often the case with other machines. tl3^A slock Of EXTRA PARTS will bo kept oil hand, and furnished to Agentsin drfftrent parts of the County* Sendfor a. Circular. J . F . BROW N, G e n e r a l A g e n t, C o x sackle, N. Y . For sale by A. J. MAKHU, CatafdU ; SMITH & TAJIBEEPOOI., N6w BalfimbrC • and by Agents in the different tovriB.’ • Ja9 TUSULAR LANTERNS! r r f i l S IS IJ N D O t J B T E D L Y th e J - bMt Xintern ever offered to tbe public. I t w ill nat Sm o k e , B lo w B u t, or B x v lode, and Klves doubictbe light o f any other. For sale by SHATiER & FOX, Catskill, Hov. 1,1870. _____________ 73 Main St, HIGHEST CUSH PRICE PAID FOR-ALL KINDS OF GRAIN, At the Catskill Steam Iftillft. n U S T O M G B I N D I N G D O N E a t ! shortnotice. All kinds of Meal, FIO iije and Fee® conatantly on hand, for sale qt lowest cashprlcea/ Orders M ed at abort n o tice.. ' Anfe.19,1870. ly» FBED’K. SAUSBUBT. ' WINES AND LIQUORS. p k E P O B T E D W i n e s astjj L iq u o e s for Medical purposes, constantly on hand and for sale b y _______ G. E. VINCENT, 123 Main St. W O O D ATSB W I L L O W W A E E , ’ Y Brushes, Clothe? Lines, &c., kc., in great variety, at BELL BRO'S.,' 121 Main St.., QatskiU, under the T Settle. _____________________ ______ ( P L O T H E S W R I N G E R S . — U n L- ^ veraal Clothes Wringers: Colby’s caotbes Wrb«- ers, at ' ____________ ■BADEB 6 & F O X^ T . A D I B S ’ P R U N E L L A O O N f i - J - * reas Gaiters, obly-Sdc. pair,, at MOTT k aATfLORDUTOT Main et., Cal (O H O I C B o o l o n g t e a , oftET V 75c. as lb., lot sale by- ■ SHfaEIt & f a x r p U R K i S H P R U N E D ! , F I G f ? a n d L r a isin s , very fine and very cheap, at BELL BEOS.’ New Store, 121 Main st., CatsldU. -liook for tbeTHcttle. r < A 0 R S , O O P S , . B U T T E R 'Coolers, Syrup Cups, bake Raskeis, ^ ekSets, Waiters, Forks, Spoons, &c,, at SYI.VESTJSB’S.'S 2 5 0 0 0 H e m l o c k T im b e r CatskiU, J?«C, %, m o , ^TLiEBrVS Lumber Tard. | [ o t a S T A T E T A X S A L E . T H E FOLLOWING IS A LIST of lands situated in the County of Greene, fur nished .by the Comptroller, which are included in a general list of hmds advertised by him, to be sold for aireaxs of taxes, at the Capitol, in the city of Al bany, at a tax sale commencing on the 12 th day of September, 1871. FREDERICK HILL, Treasurer of Greene County, GHEENE COUNTY. Lots, ATHENS, TOWN OP ACTeS. Land bd. N .hy Abeel, E. by Jno. Rouse Jr. and Abed, 8 . by Cataline Dewey, W. by highway and Dewey 00 Land on High Hill, bd. N. by Wm. B, French and Jas, Finch, S. and E. by heirs of David Smith, and W. by D. W. Mead ................ .. ........ 12 Land on High Hill, bd. N, by Isaac F. Van Hoe- sen, £i by land of Robert Lampmau and Justus June, S. by Wm. B. French, W, by Smith and Gaylord................................................................. 1C OAXUO, TOWN OP. Clow, Richard, bd. N. oy B. Pitcairn, E. by I. Pitcairn, 8 . by Beato lot, W. by Leet lot ......... 10* Darley, Samuel N,, hd. N. by Burhaus and Blan chard, N.E, by Don Olmstead, and S.W. by Stephen Ohatterfcon.^......................................... 300 Hubl^l, G. C., bd. N. and VT. by Jno. Allower,*B. by Thompson and Beckwith, S. by D. Gorsline 18 Manning, heirs, bd, N. and W. by J. Stewart, E. by 8 . Elliott, 8 . by H. Stewart ........................... n Pitcaime, J ,, bd. N. by R. Pitcaime, E. byR. La- throp, S. by Eli Beach, and W. by R. Clow.... 46 Powers, James, bd. N. by David Bush, E. b> Mi- drew Gardiner, W. by Isaac Powell .................. 10 Ross, B. L., bd. N . by Heniry More, E. by James Webster, 8 . by B. lindsley, W. by Chester Stoddard.................................................. 125 CATSKirX, TOWN OP Canfield & Hanmore lot, bd. N. and W. by J. J. Clum, E. by Van Gelder, S. by R. Smith ......... 13 Cnawf rd lot, bd. N. by R. Smith, E. aud S. by jvmssineau ........ ..................................................... 50 COXSAOKIE, TOWN OP Baker lot, bd, N, and E. by Casper H. Halleu- beck, S. by A. Hallenbeck, W. by Casper Hal- Ilallenbeck, Prentiss W., bd. N. and W. by Wm. and Isaac D. Hallenbeck, E. and S. by Philip Collier’s laud.. ......... . .......................................... 8 Heirs of Fred’k. Tolley, dec’d., bd. N. and E. by CasperSpoor,S.byPrcntissandW.Halienbeck 30 HABDBNBUBGH PATENT. Great Lot 20. Subdivision 40, Duane Tract. CO, 67. Great Lot 21. West Part—East Range of Lots. 55, N.W.cor.............................................................. 30 50, r>7. 58,Sl’y ’5' Great Lot 22. South To-wnship, Charles Tomlinson and others. 13 to 18 iuc. 19, S> 5 . 23. 40, ex nnd pd by J. Sandmeyer. 41, ex uud pd by J. Sandmeyer. 76, spj. 77, S)4- 79, 80,84. 86 , N.W.cor....................................... v . , \ ............... 40 GreatLot 23. 79, all in Huuter. 80, ex 30a. S.W. cor, 81, 125, 137,153. 154, all in Hunter. Great Lot 24. N. Part of E }4, Estate of J. M. Edwards. 18, all in Jewett. 19, 20. 8 . Part of Ky>, Hoyt Brothers, 65, 60, 67, 68 . Great Lot 25. ' Bd. N. by lots 64, 66,104,106.108,109,’ E by lot lino, S. and W. by land of Hunter .................. 1000 Great Lot 26. Division 1. Brink, Peter H., Wolven pt., bd. N . aud 8 . by lot lines, E. by CO. line............................. . ................180 C, bd. 17. by lot 5 and C. W. Haines, E. by No. 3, S. by Div. 2, IV. by Great Lot 25........................ 300 6 , bd. N, by Cauterskill, E. by M. Bonesteel, S. by 4 aud 5, W.'by No. 7 ....................................... 100 Division 2. AR iu CO. Division 3. I, E. p t...*................................................................ 50 19, all in CO, Division 4, 7,8. 9, all in CO. 17,18,19. 20 , all in co. Dirision 5. 3, 4, 5, G, 7, 8 . 9, 311 in CO. II, 12,13,14. 16, all in co. 17, all in CO. 18, all in CO. 19, aU in co. pLAUSETT PATENT. Bd, N ^ Hiram MiUe, E, by lauds of S.MitcheU HOD NEW BALTIMORE, TOWN OP. Jno. CK Van Dyck and Dan’L Dunscomb land, bd, N.E. and S. by land of Isaac Budd, W.by lugh- ■way ....... . ................................................................ 10 Jno. C. Vosbugh’s laud, bd, N. by BaRus Van Slj cli, E..by Hudson River, W. by land of Da vid P. Mead........................................................... 40 STATE XAN» TKACT. 9, bd. N. by C. L. Beach, E. by Joseph Sax and others, S. by R. M. lAwrence, W. by Sax ....... 15 9, NK of 10a. bd. N.-by C. L^ Beacb, E. by Lash er, S. by R. M, Lawrence, and w , by 0. Finch. 16,118. 3i;.N. pt.......................................................................170 76. TREAT AND M’LEAN PATENT. ^ r 3 ,i,6,7. ___________________________jeasa'io CiUPREME COURT—C ounty op GREENE.—Myron F. Gage, plajutifl”, againstElla T. Gage, defendant. * Summons for Belief. (Coxa, notser.} To the above ‘nameil DefauXant: You .art* hereby summoned aud required to imswcr the Complaint of the plaintiff in this action-, ivhich •wiU be filed witii the Clerk of the County of Greene, at Ms office in Catskill, Greene Coimty, N, Y., and to serve a copy of your Answer on us, at our office in Catskill, Greene County, N. Y., within twenty days after the service of tins summons -upon yon, oxclusivo of the day of such serrice j and if you fail to answer said Complaint as hereby required, the plaintiff wU apply to tlie Court for the rtlief de- maflded iii the complaint.—Dated May 9th, 1871, OLNEY k KING, Plaintiff’s Attorneys. The above mentioned Complaint in the .above en titled action was filed in the office o f the OlCrk of tbe County of Greene, on the 18th day of May, 1871. -D a ted May 18,1871. OLNEY & KING, mi9w’6 _________________ Plaintiff Attorneys. ■ \ r O T I C B T O C R E D I T O R S . — Bursuaut to an order of M anly B .H atiice , — .... a.v. - ---- A .— •£• ^x.eene, and according de and provided, no- Tsbns harigg clmms inst the est^e ,of~UiUAH S tevens , a'miased, late he To^vn of Greenvillo, in said County, that they required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers reof, to E dwii signed admimstrr of Greenville, Greene County, day of December, 1871, or in default thereof their claims Will be precluded and debarred from pay ment out orsaid estate.—^Dated June 19Ui, 1871. EDWIN.A STEVENS,) Administrators SPENCER STEVENS, f -^ote^^^trators. Surrogate of the Coxmty of Gri to the statute in such Case mat T ^ O T I C E T O C R E D I T O R S . — Pursuant to an order of M anly JB. M attice , Surrogate o f the County of Greene, and according to the Statute in Buch case made and provided, no tice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate o f A ndbew McOAnnELL, decea.sed, that they are required to exhibit the came, with the vouchers thereof, to J ohn J. C olvin , one of the Ad ministrators of said deceased, at his residence or place of business at Coeymans, Albany Co., N. Y., on or before the 11th day o f November, 1871, or in default thereof their claims will bo precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate..—Dated May 10th, 1871. DAVID McCARDEtL, JOHN J. COLVIN, Administrators. IVJOTTCE TO CREDITORS.— ' Pursuant to an order of M anly B. M attice , Surrogate of the County of Greene, and according to the statute in such case made and provided, no- all persons having claims to the Statute i n tjee 'is hereby given to against the estate of W illiam S tevens , deceased, late of the Town of Coxsackie, in said County, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to M abia V. W atts , the under- herer residenceesidence inn Coxsackiisackie, signed Executrix, at h r i Cox Greene County, N. Y., on or before the 18th day of November, 1871, or in default thereof their chums irill be precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.—Dated May 16th, 1871. MARIA V. WATTS, Executrix, ■ \ T O T I C B T O C R E D I T O R i S . — ’ Pursuant to an order of SI anly B. M attici ^ Siftrugate of the County of Greene, and according to the Statute in such case made and provided, no tice is hereby given to all persona having claims agaiiiBt the estate of ManiA P alaieu , deceased, late Of the Toivn of Catskill, in said County, that they are required to-exhibit the eame,- with toe vouchers thereof, to R euben J. F almeo , the imdersigned Ad ministrator of ^ and singular ihe goods, chattels and credits of said Gloria Palmer, deceased, at his residence in the-said Town of Catskill, on -or before the first day of December, 1871, or in default thereof their claims wlU be precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.—Dated May 24th, 1871. REUBEN J. PALMER, Administrator, &c., of Maria Palmer, deceased. SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT. ICACY! Puddings, Blanc-Mange, Jellies, Creams, Griddle Cakes, &c., When made from SIANIOCA are so deficits that one trial secures it a warm welcome at ever^ table. MANIOCA Is very economical, as out three tablespoohfuls' will make a Pudding for &n' 0 rdinary- 8 ized family, MANIOCA Is more Butiitions than any other vegetaUe pro- — —* i ----- easily digestef* ----- id i t to invali( r complaints. MANIOCA Once tried, becomes tbe family friend. FOR, SALS B Y ALL GROCERS. Prepared by the MANTOCA CO., ap27 ___________ 287 Washington st,, New York. HAMBLETONIAN ABDALLAH! A Rosewood Bay, Iffhands high. S I R E D B Y A L E X ander?s Abdallah—he by Ryedyk’s Ifcmbletonian,.and out of Lady Van- ■ *' a thoroughbred mare, by y—be b y I^nce—by A: Eclipse—grand-dam Bay Roman. In response to the solicitations of many Greene Co. breeders, the undersigned will peiinit HAMBLE- TONIAN ABDALLAH to make the Season of 1871 at Catskill. This Horse will stand at the CatskillDriv- iug Park eveiy other week (commencing May 9th), until July 9th, at SIXTY DOLLARS TO INSURE. HAMBLETONIAN ABDALLAH is half-brother to Goldsmito Maid, and also very closely related to Lady Thom; her dam being also by a sou of Ameri can Eclipse, apd his grand-dam by Bay Roman, who was by Mambrino, the sire of Mambrino Chief, the sire o f Lady Thorn. HAMBLETONIAN A bdallah has all the qualities combined, which go to make him a first-class Stock Horse-breeding, color, size, and trotting action— which he invariably gives to his colts. He is the sire o f Abdallah Prince, Oliver T^vist, and others. Breeders desirous of breeding to a Stallion that —Ai.— --3 t ------- - are invited to look dge for themselves. gets trotters and also fine horses, are invited to look at this horse and his colts, and judge f 01 tST He can beat 2:30 in harness. April 27,1871. IHOS. cmraiNGHAM. T he K ambletokiah S taluon PRIHCE GEORGE. m ^ r p n i B S P L E N D I D S T A L - J-L J - lion will make the season of 1871 at M. F. Smith's-stables, in CatskiU, at $50 to insure. PRINCE GEORGE •was-sired.by Black Warrior, he by Imported Tippoo. Prince George’s dam was by Old Hamblefconlaii, grand-dam Star. Prince Geol’ge shows oli the points and characteristics pf the Ham- bletonians, Is a hriglit bay, black full 16 high, weighs 1200 fi)S., ondf or^peed is second, to none iu this country. Catalan, May 4, 71. MATTHEW CmJRCmJLL. STEREOSCOPES, VIEWyLBiS,«MOS, FRIES. E. & H. T . ANTHONY & GO., SOI BKOADWAYj NEW YO RK , T O V I T B T H E . A T T E N T I O N o f A- the traffe to their extensive assortment of the above Goods, of THEnt OWN PITBLICATION, IfAN- TIFACrfnRE a NB IMPOBTATION. Also PHOTO UHTERN SLIDES AND GRiPHOSCOPES, >Ccw View s o f Y o seihite. E. k H. I . ANTHONY &. CO., 591 B boabwat , N ew Y ouk , Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Importers Jind Manufacturers of Photographic M a terials. March 9,1871, __________ \ D E L L B R O T H E R S P R E P A R E their lOTm 30c« Coffee, and chaUeuge America to equal i t a t the money. Tiy i t. 121 Main St. ■RUT TOTJB FAMILY GROCER- A f lEa PnSE AND CHEAP, at the New Cheap Cash Store, 121 Main St., Catskill, sien of the Ket tle with a T. \ J o t a aUPREME L7' ter m .—.—THIRD thtb : C O U E iT — G e n e r a l TERM JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.— said. State, do hereby appoint the following General Terms to be held within the said Department during the years 1871 and 1872: At the Capitol, in the City of Albany,, on tho first Tuesday of June, 1871. At the Court House, In the City of Binghamton, on the first Tuesday or September, 1871. At the Court House, In the City of Schenectady, on the second Tuesday o f November, 1871. At the Capitol, in the City of Albany, on the first Tuesday of January and March, and the seconil Tuesday of November, 1872. At the Court House, in the City of Elmira, on the first Tuesdayof May, 1872. At the Court House, in the City of Sdicnectady, on the first Tuesday of June, 1872. At the ConrtuHouse, in the City of Binghamton, on the first Tuesday o f September, 1872. Dated May.l, 1871. . . ’ THEODORE MTTJ.ER, F. J. PLATT POTTER, > JOHN 31. PARKER,/ IVrDRTGrAGE SALE.— W h e r e a s default has been made in the payment of the money secured by a mortgage dated the 25th day of klarch, 1861, executed hy Austin L. Sage and Ann Sage, his wife, of tho town of Cairo, Ooimty Of Greene, and State of New York, to Rufus Earl, of toe same place, aud which mortgage was recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the said County o f Greene, in Book No. 34, of Alortgages, on page ^ 8 , on the 25th day of Marcli, 1861, at 3 o’clock p. m ., and the same is now OAvned by him; and whereas no suit or pro ceeding has been insntuted at law to recover the debt secured by the said mortgage, or any part tliereof; and whereas the amount claimed to be due upon said mortgage at the time o f the first pub lication of this notice is two' thousand two hundred and eighty-eight dollars and fifty-three cents—to wit: $2,000 o£ principal and $288.53 of interest; aud the whole amoimt claimed to be unpaid on said mortgage is tjie sum of two thousand four hundred virtue o f the powder of eale-contained in s gage, and duly recorded as aforesaid, auid suauce of the Statute in such case made rided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by a'sale of the premises therein described, at public auction, to the highest•jghest bidder, at the hotel kept by A. L. & i in pur- and pro- I , F.'G. Walters, in the town of Cairo, in the County of Greene, on the 2Gth day of August, 1871, at 10 dock in the forenoon of that C \ The said i Ireene, on o’dock i n the forenoon of th a t day. The said premises are described i n said mortgage as follows: “AU that certain piece or p a red of land b U- deed executed by Js.mes B. Wood and wif». L. Sage, and recorded in toe Clerk’s Office of the County of Greene, the 30th day of May, 1853, in Book No. 47 of Deeds, page 304, and which said piece or parcel of laud is bounded and described iu said deed as follows, v iz: Beginning at the North-east comer of said lot, aud comer o f L. Youmans’ land, at three basswoods, the boimdary line mns thence Southerly down and along the Westerly bank of the Plaltekill Creekabout seventeen chains and seventy-nine links to abirch tree, corner of C. Boardman’slaud; thence along his lino South eighty-six degrees and forty- five minutes West about sixteen chains and fifty links to a stake and stones near the foot of the hill and in the woods; thence with a line of marked trees North eleven and one-half degrees East six chains and eleven Hnks to a stake and stones on the East side of the wood road; thence North one de gree East five chains and fifty-four links to a stake *=>„.,-A ----------------AA._ ---------- tsix the line of L. Youmans’land; thence with hie line South eighty degrees East about sixteen chains and seventy-five links, to the place of beginning; con taining, by estimation, about twenty-five acres of land, be the same more or less.” Also, all th a t other piece or parcel of land situate, lyiug’and being in the town of Cairo, and bounded and described in a deed executed by William Mead and wife to Austin L. Sage, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of the County of Greene, in Book No. 42, on page 202, anddatedFebruary 18,1850,4h. p, M., and which said piece or parcel of land is bounded and described in said deed as follows: ‘B c- ginnning at a pine stump, in the line of Calvin Boardman’s lan^ comer of laud-set off to the wife of Robert Shield from th e farm of James Renne, deceased, running thence South sixteen degrees West seven chains and ninety-two links along tho Hyatt road to a stake and stones corner of lot num ber nine in th e division of said Renne farm; thence along said road 'South, sixteen degrees West eighteen chains and sixty-four links to a stake and stones; thence North twenty-one degrees East four chains aud ninety-seveu to a stake and stones^ thence South fifty-three d e g r e e East eight chains and forty-seven links to the line of lot number three; then along the same North twenty-seven degrees East four chains to a stake a n d stones ; th e n North twenty-six degrees West ten chains ana seventy- eight links to a Stake, comer to lots num bers four and avN ; then North seventy-two and one-half de grees West along the line of lots numbers six and seven, seven chaiuB and thirty links to a stake and stones corner of lot num ber seven on th e partition of said Renne f a r m ; then North forty-four degrees East eleven aud one-half chains along number six to the Freehold road; then along the same North ►ng the^ same isandtwenty- Also, all timt piece o r parcel of land situated, lying and being i n the Toivn of Cairo, County of Greene, aud State of New York, and bounded generally as follows: On the East by lands of said Austin Sage: South by lands -of Calvin E . Boardm a n ; on the \SV* Sst outh by lands -of Calvin E. Boardman; on the we by lands of William D. WilUs, and on the North by lauds of Matthew Story; containing nine acres of land, more or less.—Dated the 2d -day o f Juno, 187L RUFUS EARL, Mortgagee, AxrGtxsTus ttttt . .^ A tfy., Cairo, Greeno Co., N. Y. T l A X S A L E . — S t a t e o p N e w -ft- YoMc, C omptbolleb ’ s O m c E .—^Notice is here by given, pursuant to tbe directions of Title 2, Cliaj>- ter 427, of tho Laws of 1853, that a list of all laudo liable to be sold for taxes assessed and levied iu tho years ISGl, 18G2, X803, 18C4 a u d 18C5, a n d certaiii lands liable to be sold for taxes Icried in tho years 1840, 1841,1842,1843,1844,1852,1853,1854,1855,1856, 1857, 1858,1859 and 18G0, h as been forw arded to eacli Of the County Treasurers aud Town Clerks iu this State; and that so much of the several parcels of said lands as maybe necessary to discharge the taxes, interest and charges which may be due thereon at the time of sale, will, on the twelfth day of September next, and tto succeeding days thereafter, be sold at Public Auction, at the Capitol, in the city of Albany. Dated Albany, Ju n e 7th, 1871. 13t _______________ A^j^-rTnwoTnS. nnwptroner. CHERIEP’S of two Execnfci TJrr lE.— B r v i r t u e of two Executions issued out of th e Greeno County Command one out of the Supreme Oonrt, to me directed and delivered, against the goods and chattels, lands a n d tenements of P atbick G abby , J r ., CatskiU, Coimty of Greei|e a n d State of New 1 on Saturday, tho 8th day of July, 18!^ a t 1 o’clock in tlio afternoon of that Oay, all the right, title and interest uich the said Pqtri<* Garry, Jr., had on the 8th day of December, 1870, o r a tan y tim e thereafter, in whose hands soever the same may be, of, in and to all that lot of land situated in the Town of Hun ter, County of Greene and-State-of New York, bound ed a n d described as foUows, f o wit-: All that certain lot of land lying and being in the Tmvu of Hunter, and described as follows, bcipg North-East c o m e r of Subdivision No. 4, i n L o t No. 2, in Great Lot No. 25 of Hardenbergh Patent: Be- giijuing at where the South bounds of Subdivision No. 2 cross the public road, aud runs along tbe bounds thereof South fifty-five degrees East nine chains eighty links to stones in thb West bounds of No. 2.1; thence along ihe same South thirty-five de grees West twelve chains fifty links to the South- West corner of No. 11; thence North fifty-five de grees West three chains sixty links to said public road; thence Northerly along said road as it now runs to the place of beginning—containing eight acres, more or less. Together with all and singular the hereditaments aud appurtenances thereunto be longing, or in any wise appertaining.—Dated Cats- km. May 24,1871. B. F. BARKLEY, Sheriff, By D, P. B ennett , Under Sheriff. Q T J P R E M E C O U R T — Co-aNTT o p ^ GEEENE.—Isaac Debmiater, plaintiff, against George L. Rogers, defendant. Summons for Money. (Com. not ser.) To the above named Defendant: Yon are hereby summoned and required to answer ... ---- AS---Whidi days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service ; and i f you fail to answer said complaint as hereby required, the plaintiff will take judgment against you for two thousand one hundred and nine dollars and furty- seven cents, with interest on $226.25 from February 4th, 1871, aud with interest on $38.50 from March Cth, 18G9, and vritb interest on $100 from June 12th, 1867, and with interest on $190-from April 1st, 1867, and with interest on $49.21 from November 19th, 1870, and with interest on $53.29 from April 1st, 1867, and with interest oh $100 from February 25tb, 1870,^and with interest on $1,282.22 from April 1st, 1868, and ■with interest on $70 ftrom May 4th, 1871, besides costs,—Dated May 10th, 1871. OLNEY & KING, Plaintiff’s Attoimeys. The above mentioned Complaint in the Above en titled action was duly filed in the office of the Clerk of the County of Greenei~on the* 12th day of May, 1871.—Dated May 18th, 1871. OLNEY ir KING, ml9w6 ______________ Plaintiff’s Attorneys. aUPREME COURT— C o u n t y o p ^ GRERNE.—.Titna Dfilamater. olnintiff. nirniriKf'. he above nan Y-oq are hereby summoned and required to answer the Complaint of the plaintiff in this action, which will be filed with the Clerk o f the County of Greene, at his office in Catskill, in the said County o f Greene, and to serve a copy of your answer on ns, at onr Office in Catskill, Greene County, N. Y., within twen ty days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service; and i f you fail to answer said Complaint as hereby required, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for'the relief de manded in the Complaint.—Dated May 4th, 1871, OLNEY & KING, PlMntiff’a Attorneys. the County of Greeiie, on 1 —Dated May 12th, 1871. mlO-wC lay of May, 1871, OLNEY & KING, Plaintiff’s Attorneys. C H E R I P R ’S S A L E . — B y t i r t 0 e ^ ^ of an Execpilpn issued out of the Suprem. Court, and to me directed and deliv^ed, against the goods and chattels, lands and i:enements of M ax S a T.TV i the VUC f AXXUgO VA V^VUUtJI UA VIACClIC U U U O U tU of New York, on Saturday, the 29th day ^f July 1871, at 1 o’clock in the afternoon of that day, allthi right, title and interest which the said Max l i n g e r had on the 5th day of April, 1870, or at any time thereafter, in ■whose hands soever the same may be, of, in and to all that lot of land situated in the Town of Catskill, County of Greene and State o f New York, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcM and lot of land situ ate, lying and b eing' of Greene and State to-^wit: Bounded Norl ly; Easterly by lands lands -of J ----------- ^ --------- sldRandHu: ___ _ ___ ing foriy^five feet in front and rear, and one himdred and thirty feet deep. Together with all and singular the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or iu any wise appertaining. Dated Catskill, June 15th, 1871. B. F . BARKLEY, Sheriff. By D. P. BENiTETT, u nder Sheriff. _____________ q TATE o p n e w YORK— B a n k ^ D epastment . A luaky . M arch 15.1871.^ be reckfemed, j Banking the time thus specified^wiR cease to be achargeupon the securiti^ in the hands of the idupcrintendent for that purpose. 6m________ D, C. HOWELI^ Superintendent. T^OTICE TO CREDITORS.— Fursuant to a n xjrder of M4 hi . t B. M attice , Surrogate of the County o f Greene, and according to the Statute in such case made and provided, no tice l 8 hereby given to all persons haring claims against too estate of H ibam W heeleb , deceased, late of the Town o f Lexington, in-said County, thatthey are required to exhibit the same, ■with ihe vouchers thereof, to H obace B. B biggs , one of the imder signed Executors, at his residence in Lexington, Greene Co'onty, N- Y., on or before the 25th day of November, 1871, or in default thereof their claims ■will be precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.—Dated May 25th, 187L X r O T I C E T O C R E D I T O R S . — Fursuant to an order of M a N ey B. M attice , Snrrogate o f the Ooim^ o f Gireen^ and according to the Statute iu such case made and provided, no tice is hereby given to aR persons having claims against - ■ • — late of i the estate of S hadrach IUB o iteb , deceased, wnof Durham, in said County, that laioof the Town of Durham, in said County, *,**«i, they are required to exhibit the same, vrith the vouchers thereof, to M aby A. U tteb , the under- signedExeentrix, a t her residence in the Town of Durham, in said County of Greene, on or before th e 1st day of November, 1871, or in default thereof their cin.imR will be ptedudedimd. debarred from payment out of said estate,—^Dated May 1st, 1871. MARY A. UTTE^ Executrix. J
