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|i{8 |w t e f . C atsxiu , G sehe C o .! H.Y. i raiDjr H oriuas , S e ? t . 22,1871 ' ^ ^ o e i o t r . ON ■WAKEFULNESS. T h e prim a ry cause o f w abefulness fe a n increase in the quantity o f Wood c irculating in th e brain; hence any condition or cause capable o f inducing this state o f the cere b r a l circulation m a y give rise t o it. A s these causes a r e m o re o r less u n d e r th e con tro l o f the individual, i t is im p o rtant th a t th e y should b e g enerally know n . 1. Excessive a n d long-continued intellec tual action, or pow e rful m e n tal em otions. 2. T h o se positions w h ich ten d to im pede t h e flow o f blood from the b r a in , and, and at the sam e tim e, do n o t obstruct its passage to the brain. M a n y physicians have noticed the connection existingbetw e en bodily p o sition and w akefulness. I t is ev id e n t t h a t th e recum b e n t position is m o re conducive to a state o f congestion o f the brain th a n th e erect or semi-erect. Dr. F okbes \W inslow , D r. H ammond , and sev eral other p h y sicians have noticed an in crease i n th e num b e r a n d intensity o f hal lucinations o f insane patients, or persons suffering & o m th e delirium trem ens, a s soon as th e y assum e the recum b ent position.— T h e se p a tients h a v e b een f o u n d to sleep q u i etly f o r som e tim e i n an arm -chair, but to b e annoyed b y h allucinations as soon a s they lie down. 3. Certain substances used as m edicine o r food. T h e chief agents o f th is class are alcohol, tea— especially strong green tea— coffee, opium , belladonna, stram o n ium and Ind ian hem p o r h a s h ish. Opium in small doses is often especially potent in induc in g w akefulness. A single dose o f h a lf a grain has been know n to keep a patient aw a k e fo r three consecutive n ights. A ll th e so-called narcotics, in sm all doses, in duce w akefulness r a th e r th a n sleep. 4. ' T o th e above D r. H a m m o n d adds a fo u r th e x c iting cause o f insom n ia—nam ely, functional derangem ents o f certain organs o f the body, w h e reby a n increase in the am o u n t o f blood i n the brain is p roduced. As, however, such cases as these are b e yond the control o f the sufferer, w e n eed not discuss them here. I n all those eases o f w a k e fulness dependent upon severe and long c o n tinuous m ental e x e rtion— ^and these are the cases to w h ich w e especially w ish to draw th e attention o f our readers—all m e a n s o f relief w ill b e utterly useless u n til th e p a tien t cosents to give h is braui e n tire relaxation f o r a tim e. W h e n e v e r i t is p o s sible, a course o f travel through a rom a n tic country, o r a visit .to the seaside, should h e regarded a s im p erative. A n early dinner, follow ed b y a hearty snpper o f plain and nutritious dishes, is preferable to a heavy, late dinner; and a glass or tw o o f good w ine at bo th meals, or a glass o f good w h iskey or b randy and w a ter after supper, m a y often be taken w ith advantage. The value o f physical exercise and especially riding—^in th e open air, can scarcely he over-estim ated, an d should he c a rried on to th e point o f incipient fatigue. A show er- b a th i n the m o rning, and a w a rm b a th be fo re retiring to rest, are useful auxiliaries; a som e w h a t h ig h and n o t too s o ft a pillow should be used; and, i f th e feet are very cold, a hot-w a ter b o ttle d iould be placed at th e bottom o f th e b e d .. I f the preceding m e a n s—all or m o s t o f w h ich the patient can try fo r him s e lf—^fail, recourse should at once be h a d to professional advice. I f w e had been asked a couple o f yearn ago w h a t w a s t h e . m o st potent agent in the treatm e n t o f w akefulness, w e should have answ ered, w ithout hesitation, brom ide o f potassium . T h e re is n o w reason to believe, fro m th e researches o f D r. C louston , th a t a com b ination o f this salt ivith tin c t e e o f In d ian hem p , i n th e p roportion o f h a lf a drachm o f th e s a lt to a drachm o f the tinc ture, is m o re potent in allaying n ervous ex citem e n t i n cases o f insanity, and probably generally, th a n the brom ide alone, even in a f a r lai-ger dose. T h e m o s tp o w e rful and irresistible o f aU sleep-prom o ters is, h o w e v er, t h e new rem e d y know n as hydrate of chloral, an d w h ich, i t is stated, has been prescribed successfuliy and w ithout a s in gle accident, in m o re ftian 100,000 cases in th is c o u n try alone .— Once a Wceh. ■ V a b ietiss o r F ood . B o th the horse a n d ass are eaten as food in F ian c e and G erm any. M r. B ates , in Ms N a tu r a list on the A m a z o n , describes th e m e a t o f th e spider-m o n k ey as the best flavored h e h a d ever tasted. I t resem b led Iteef, b u t h a d a r ich e r a n d sw eeter taste.— T h e predilection fo r dog-eating is b y no m e a n s confined to the Chinese _; the E squi m a u x , am o n g o thers, v a s tly e n joy this food w h e n the anim als a re young. T h e M ala b a r coolies are very fo n d o f th e “ coffee ra t s ,” w h ich they f r y m oil o r convert into curry. T h e pig is in sim ilar favor. I t at tains a w e ight o f tw o o r three pounds a n d grow s to nearly th e length o f tw o f e e t.— E a t p ies a re eaten in various p a rts o f E n g lan d ; ra t suppers used to he given periodi cally at an in n near N o ttingham . T h e p o r- cupine is esteem ed a d elicacy in Ceylon, and 'i n fiavor m u c h resem b les a young pig. In Siam the flesh o f th e crocodile is exposed fo r sale in the m a rkets. A lligators arc som etim es eaten b y th e natives o f South A m e rica, A frica, and S o u th A u stralia.— E lephants’ h e a rts, w e a re told, b y B aldwin , in his A f r i c a n B u n ti n g , are v e iy tender and good. T h e feet, baked in a large hole betw e e n bricks, are very glutinous and not unlike b raw n . In P eter M aetyn ’ s account o f the voyages o f C olumbus , h e m entions th e disgust experienced b y th e Spaniards w h e n a t San Dom ingo, on being invited by th e Indians to taste their favorite delicacy, - t h e guana, considering i t a species o f ser p e n t P a r tiality f o r r a w food seem s to pre- v a tt i n m a n y eonntries. R a w fish, thinly sliced,form e d o n e o f thedelicaciesplaced be fo r e L o rd E lgin a t a Chinese b a n q u e t. A species o f salmon, unknow n in E u rope, called i n Siberia th e nelm a, i s esteem ed b y th e Russians m o re delicious in i ts r a w state th a n w h e n cooked, and is eaten to provoke a n appetite. E enan , i n his T r a v e ls i n S i - o e n a says th a t d u ring th e intense f rost,raw flesh loses its repulsive qualities. T h e A rabs e a t locusts, a n d t h e f e e e k s e at g rass hoppers. T h e H o ttentots eat ants; bees are eaten in Ceylon, and cheese m ites are eaten by the E n g lish. S ^ T o obtain a good night’s sleep, sponge th e entire length?’o f the spine in h o t w a ter f o r ten o r fifteen m inutes. T h is will reduce th e circulation, quiet the nervous system , an d induce sleep better th a n any drug. A L B A N Y A N D T S O Y A G E N C Y . C L A S K E & siiuiTSSTeLiiss mi N. B.—Every descrip'tion of S heet I eon , B rass and C opper 'W ork done to order. Xieeds, Jtme 29,1871. B IB L E S AT COST. T H I E L E S , A N D P A E . T S O E T H E P.ihV. fHTi liohmioM nf TT. T» n Yorfe. By order of the Board. June 12,1871^^ _________ HOWAB3>, Sec’y. A MW DISCOVERT AND ^n x v : n F ii: CiOEB AND DQ.^ESTiC WlHES II n FERMEHTED ! Sw e e t a n d N a tural a i l tltc T e a r . (IJJEO, L. B U N D L E , of G reen - ville, is happy to announce to all Cider and Wino maii'nfacturers,. xmd to the public generally, that, as the result of an osperienco of thirty years engaged in the manufacture and keeping of Saccha rine fluids, he has discovered a process, patented by him June 20th, 1871, ■with •which he is enabled to command,.at wilh the fermentation of all Saccha rine fluids, and \without the introduction of spiritu ous liquors o r injurious drugs or lihcmicals, retain \Wanes and Ciders in their natural 8\we»-t state as When made for any period of time. This patent was granted on grounds of simplicity—economy, both of labor and material of manufacture, and for the substantial and desirable results obtained by its use. For Sweet Cider or Domestic Wines, or for Town, County or State rights for process of manu- f acure, apply to o r address the undersigned at their place of business, Greenville, Greene Co., N. Y. GEO. L. BUNDLE & SONS. SQHIETKIHG GOOD TO EAT. A G R E A T E A S T I N D I A N D E L - ICACY! Puddings, Blanc-Mauge, Jellies, CreMns, Griddle Cakes, &e., when made from ItfANIOCA arc so delicious that one trial secures it a warm -welcomo at every table. M 'A N i O C A Ts very economical, as but three tablcspoonfnls wil make a Pudding for an ordiiiary-sized family. M A N J O C A Is more nutritious than any other vegetable pro duction, yet is so ea.sily digested that medi<^ men qiecially recommend it to invalids as a cure for dys pepsia and kindred complaints. M A N I O C A Once tried, becomes the family friend. BOE. S.VIJE B T ALL GEOCER.S. Prepared by the MANIOCA CO., ap27____________287\Washington st.. Now \Tork. SUMMER STILES, 1871 P E A R L C A S S I M E R E DBESS HAT is now ready, and for sale by H. F . OI^ISTBAD. r f H E BEES For sale by Catshm,Nov.l, 1870. T U B U L A R L A N T E R N S ! r p H I S J S U N D O U B T E D L Y t h e A- best Lantern ever offered to the pnhhc. I t wJlJ n o t Smokes' Blow Ont, o r Explode, and givea donWe the light of any other. - - • SHAJCam & FOX, ________ ra Main St. TO P I T AND P R I C E S TO The best assortment of Mens* and Boys* Calf Doo£s> tnsr be found at MOTT &■ GAYLOni>% 107 Main St. A S T o i l f ^ ’U P S , B U T T E R ^ Syrup rJnt.9, Cake Earln-ts, Tea Seta, VfA-r.?, ti\. at SYLVESTEE'3 f J O O D H W CtuU Tt . . S b o v s e I nterestiko A ccount or G olusmith M aid ’ s G reat F eat —8:17! T h e Cold Spring track is w h a t m ight he called a n undulating course. A t the quar ter pole the horses are obliged to ascend a heavy grAde and descend i t again a t the h a lf ; a t th e three quarter p o le a sim ilar as cent is m a d e a n d descended again at a less grade on th e hom e stretch. T h is B udd D oble afterw a rd said is the w a y th a t all trotting courses should be laid out. B u d d w a s the driver o f the M a id, and M r. H iok - OK drove JLucy T h e horses w e re called up a t 2 o’clock and p u t to the sulkies. G o ldsm ith M a id never looked better i n h e r life. She was a t o e as satin, a n d so h igh-spirited th a t she w o u ld hardly s tand to he sponged. A f ter the first exercise, Ml eyes w e re on her. T h e ladies on th e stand w e n t alm o st w ild over h e r beauty, and th a t o f Doble.— I m c i / w a s also i n fine condition, and w h e n these f a c ts w e re all n o ted, m a n y o f the old stagers looked f o r f a s t tim e . A s there was nothing in th e r a c e f o r the sm all betters to w ager, so th e y to o k to risking their m o n ey on tim e. O n e m a n b e t a bottle th a t the M a id w o u ld n o t show 22, a n o ther 22^, an other 23, and still another w a n ted to bet even th a t 24 w o u ldn’t he shown. All these bottles w e re quietly scooped in b y those w h o saw th e m a re w h e n she w a s stripped. T h e y knew th a t nothing b u t treachery on the p a r t o f B u d d Doble w o u ld lead to their discomfiture. T h e s tart w a s effected after m u c h difii- cnlty. iM c g had the pole. T h e M a id w a s rank, and insisted on forging ahead w ithout the w o rd, and Im c y w a s unfortu n a te in g e tting a place. A f ter three or f o u r efforts they g o t off, the M a id slightly lead ing around th e turn. She w o rked very sm oothly, h u t on the back stretch L u c y caught her. F o r several hundred yards they trotted nearly neck and neck. A t the three-quarter pole the M a id began to draw aw a y f fo m the other a n d show considerable o f a gap, w h ich w a s closed again, however, as th e y w h irled into the h o m e stretch. Up the stretch they trotted veiy evenly, b u t the M a i d had the lead b y a length, a n d steadi ly kept it to the end. \When the tim e w a s announced, th e spectators seem ed a little surprised, an d those w h o b a d bet e v e n bot tles only on slow tim e, looked a trifle un well. I t w a s 2:20. T h is w a s considered very fast, and indeed i t w a s the fastest tim e ever m ade in th e Slate. T h e M a id's stock at once began to p ick up, and those w h o thought th e test w a s a conspiracy w e re m o re charitable in th e ir rem a rks. T w e n ty m inutes e lapsed; then th e h o rses w e re called u p f o r the second heat. T h e M a i d h a d dried com p letely and looked gam e r th a n ever as B u d d drove h e r p a s t the stand. She shook h e r little head and her bright eyes fairly danced w ith m ischief. T h e start w a s effected w ithout trouble this tim e, and the hell sounded a t the first effort. B o th m a res trotted veiy f a s t to the quarter, b u t h e r e th e pace w a s too h o t f o r L u c y , and she slackened h e r speed. T h e M a id w a s dashing dow n the course like lightning. She drew around the quarter pole, and flew aw a y f rom th e other like a kite before th e w ind. I t w a s evident to a ll th a t B u d d w a s d riving f o r tim e, a n d instant ly eveiy n e c k w a s stretched to catch Ms m o v em ents. H e ben t dow n on M s snlkey, and encouraged the little flyer b y gentle w o rds and m anipulations o f the reins. T h e little m a re responded n o b ly, and flew a round th e low e r turn. A ll eyes w e re on her.— H o one cared f o r L u c y , n o r did they seem to regard her f o r an instant. G o ldsm ith M a i d and h w flying feet w ere eagerly w atched as she sw e p t into the h o m e stretch. On she cam e flying like a faw n , B u d d nev e r c asting his eye to the r ight o r th e left.— H e w a s driving the m are fo r, speed, not m erely to w in th e heat. H e h a d never touched h e r w ith the w h ip, never called to h e r in a loud voiCi, b u t sim p ly let h e r slip along in h e r ow n w a y . She passed under th e string w ith p e rfect ease six lengths ahead o f L u c y . As she did so, along, lank, lean badger crossed the track, holding in his hand an old silver w a tc h . H e w a s almost crazy w ith excitem ent. H e gesticulated w ildly, and shouted, “ I b e t a thousand dol lars th a t’s th e best tim e ever m a d s on any course!” T h e spectators looked at the badger, and laughed i n derision; neverthe less e v e ry one w a s satisfied th a t f a s t tim e had been m ade. A ll eyes w ere on the judges’ stand. T h e re seem ed to be some hesitation there about announcing the time. Presently the hoard w a s hung out, and on it w ere w ritten th e a s tonishing figures 2:17. A shout w e n t u p , but only a m o m e n t; there m u st he a m istake som ewhere. “ W h y , th a t beats L e x te r 's tim e ,” said eveiy one. A correspondent o f the IS. T . S u n w a s in doubt about th e trustw o rthiness o f th e judges’ w atches. H e at once interview e d them . T h e y w e re, Mi-. S. B . D avis , P r e s iden t o f th e Cold Spring A ssociation; H . 0 . B radley , Secretary; and A . B urnham , th e principal contributor o f t h e purse.— T h e y all h e ld t h e ir w a tches i n th e ir h ands, stopped at th e instant th e m a re crossed the score. B radley’s w a tch stood 2 :16f, B u rn- h a in ’s 2:16}, and D a v is’ 2 :17. T h e delay in announcing th e tim e w a s caused b y this variance, and th e judges finally agreed to m a rk th e slow e st tim e recorded, w h ich w a s 2:17. N o t fuUy satisfied yet, t h e S u n corres pondent w e n t a f t e r B u d d Doble. H e found him looking after th e m a re at th e stable, about h a lf w a y round th e first turn. A p p roaching him , h e said, “ M r. D o b le, do you k n o w y o n h avebeateni>eR:te?'’s lim e ? ” H e answ e red, “ So I h a v e ju s t h e a r d .— ■Well, t h e M a i d tro tted f a s ter to-day th a n I e v e r d rove h e r . She w a s in splendid con dition; and w h e n I started on th e second h e a t I saw s h e w a n ted to go, and so I con cluded I w o u ld let h e r go. H e r ow n er, Mr. H . N . S m ith , o f N e w Y o rk, told m e, n o t long ago, th a t w h e n I got a g o o d place, I should try to w ip e o u t 2:17}. T o -day I thought th e tim e had com e, a n d I w e n t f o r it. L u c y w a s in splendid condition, too, and I n e v e r saw h e r tro t b e tter. She trot ted t h e first h e a t in a w a y th a t forced the M a i d to a lively p a c e .” B y this tim e th e assem blage seem e d to realize t h e fuH e x tent o f all th e little m a re’s perform a n c e s . T h e y crow d ed around h e r and ovenvhelm e d th e hostlers a n d others w ith questions. O n e c a rriage full o f ladies drove np to w h e r e D o b le w a s standing a n d stopped. O n e o f th e inm a tes exclaim ed: “Oh, Mr. Doble, we could almost kiss you for that! What an elegant horse that is! Oh, see her pretty bright eyes and satin-like coat!”. P o o r D o b le blushed up to t h e eyes a n d Stam m ered o u t som e tM n g i n reply. On all sides h e w a s congratulated, a n d w e ll h e de- - serves it. The third heat was also a very fine one. T h e M a i d to o k th e lead a t th e tu r n and k e p t i t at a hot p a c e till th e y entered th e stretch, w h e n Lxicy topped, and th e tw o cam e up alm ost n e c k and neck. A t th e distance stand th e M a id m a d e a spurt, and w e n t under t h e string h a lf a length ahead. T im e , 2:20}. T h e track w a s m e a s u red and found to he sixty-nine feet more than a mile in length. JU S T RECEIVED! JU S T RECEIVED! A beautiful assortment of N E W G O O D S ! L a d ies’ a n d Gents’ W A T C H E S , Gold and Plated. Vestj O p e ra and Lcontinc CHAINS Golii anil Plated STUDS and COLliR BUnOHS! SETS OF JEWELRY 1 SLEEVE BOTTOHS, PINS anil EllR-BlflGSI Fine Gold P lain 18k H ings! SIoss Agate Seal Rings, for ladies and gents. A Pearl, Ametliyst, Emerald, Garnet, Carbuncle, Motto, Scale, Faceted, Chased, Engine Turned, Plain and Enameled F I N T G - J E J R M l J S r a S I over 50 patterns—all the newest and most fashiona ble styles. Having purchased these Goods direct from the manufacturers, \we are enabled to sell at VEHY LOW PRICES. Please caU and examine No trouble to sho-vv goods. J. F . SYLVESTER, maxl5*71 _ _______ 58 Main st., Catslcill, U m m I , k WHOLESALE AND RETAIL i l yard opposito Cornell, Horton & Co.’s FreigM Office. rmE . ■ R O A R D S , P L A N K , F L O O R I N G , Ceiling, Shelving, Base Boards, Pickets, and Siding, of every variety, constantly on hand, , SPHIJCE Flooring, Ceiling, Sheathing, Plank, Boards and Clap-Boards, HEMLOCK Bo.ard3, Joist, \iVall Strips, Plank, and Timber, of every size and length. S H E S T G L E S Of Pino, Cedar, Hemlock and Spmeo. Spruce and Hemlo<^ L A T H P IC K E T S , Which we are selling 1 0 F E B C E N T . l i O W E K Thau a t any other Lumber Yard in Greene County. ESSENCE OE COFFEE! r t O P F E B E S S E N C E , S O L D B Y SEALER & 3?OX. P H O I C B O O L O N G T E A , o n l y ' 7D o .lb., for salo by SEALER & FOX. 1 8 7 1 , 1 8 7 1 . Orand Opening! FALL TRADE! ■RIG SALES, SM A L L COMMIS- SION, is the old motto. All leading styles of NEW GOODS! now on exhibition at this renowned cstab- * lishmont. DRESS GOODS Best variety in this region. S hawls , C loaxikss , E mbroideries , L ace Bcoiis, • &c., &c. CARPETS, O H CLOTHS, ' CROCKERY AND GLASS-WARE. We advertise only such Goods as wo can show on the counter. Comeondsceusif you want bargains. We cannot enumerate the variety to be seen at the Emporium of Fashion. ___ CatskiU, Aug. 2J, 1871. JQ3HTTA FIEBO, jR. FIRST ARRIVAL OF FULL iW WHITER GOODS! IN TOWN, AT Enptey&Sil’sIipireStore. 133 MAIN ST., CATSKmCi. T^O T TO BE UNDERSO L D o n any one article we deal in, large or small, is our motto. Bead, examine, and decide for your selves. Heaviest Brown Muslin, 1 yd. wide, cts. Good Brown Muslin, 1 yd. %vidc, 10c. Calicoes, from 5c. to 10c. Towels, from 10c. to 23c. Table Linen, from 40p. to 75c. Handkerchiefs, all linen, from 8c. to 25c. Prices of Ladies’ Cuffs and Collars reduced 20 ^ ct. Ladies* Hose, from 10c. to 30c. Ladies* Gloves, from 10c, to 50c. All Wool Twilled Flannel, from 40c. to 50c. White Flannel, from 30c. to 50c. Cotton Flannel, from 15c. to 25c. Broaddoths and Doeskins, very daeap. Heavy Cassimercs, $1, . Good Waterproofs, $1.12>i. BI^Wo are selling all Summer Goods below whole sale price. FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS, indnding Black and Colored Silks of every variety and pattern, at unusually low prices. Wo shall keep the largest stock of these goods in to\wn or county, replenishing daily ^vith all the nov/ styles as they appear in market. ___ CAIIPETS and MATTINUj of every grade and quality, very cheap, CROCKERY and GXiASS-\WARE from 5 to 10 ^ ct. below any other firm in town or county. Catskill, Aug.25,1871. ______________________ JAMES W. KORTZ J S R E C E I V I N G IN S T O C K , this week, large additions to the Seasonable Dress Goods depariment, embracing many Bich Styles, in pure fabrics, not found elsewhere in this xe^on. JAMES W. KORTZ TIT'OULD GALL paeticdlak at * » tention to his superior stock of Black Dress Goods; also Bla<& and White, Stripes andPlaids, &c. JAMES W. KORTZ ■ W O U L D INVITE A T T E N T I O N ’ » to his superior stock of Black Silks, for Suit ings, in best French and Heavy American makes.— Also Bicb. Spring and Summer Salks, Poplins, &o. JAMES W. KORTZ p f A S I N S T O C K A F u l l A s s o r t - -*-*-ment of Housekeeping Artides, consisting of all widths of Cotton Sheetings, Doinask Table Xiin- ens, Bro\wn do., Napkins, Towels, Doyles, &c. Also a full lino of Irish linen Goods, L&en ^ndker- chiefs, Ladies Hem-Stitched Linen ondLace Collars, Cuffs, &c., &o JAMES W. KORTZ f T A S R E C E I V E D T H I S W E E K a full stock of Seaside Poplins, Gray Traveling Dress Goods, in variety. Also Mohairs, in steel and dark shades; very desirable.___________________ JAMES W. KORTZ p A N N O - W S U P P L Y T H E D E - ^ mand for Parasols, in almost every variety of stylo and color, at the lowest market prices. ______ JAMES W. KORTZ r j A L L S P A R T I C U L A R A t t e n - ' tion to his \woll assorted stock of Bibbons, Trim- mings, Laces, NcedlQ 'fforlc; Silk, Velvet, Linen, Pique and other varieties of Dress Buttons, &c., &c. JAMES* W. KORTZ ■ f N V I T E S P U R C H A S E R S t o e i s well selected stock of CABPETS, consisting of new styles Brussels, very elegant Ingrains, low priced Ingrains, good Hemp Carpetings j good China Mattings, all widths, OIL CLOTHS I A full variety, for Halls, &c. Ta- ble Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Cloths, Stair Bods, &c., &c. JAMES W. KORTZ ■jTS S H O W i N G a - F U L L Y A R I B - ty ofCEOCKEUY and GLASS-WAKE. The as- Bortmeut is complete, and purchased at the present ■reduced rates. Boarding house keepers \will find, a SPEOrAL rSTDUCEMBNTS OFFERED TO THE PUBUG BY H U M P H R E Y & SM ITH, 13ff m a i i i S t r e e t , C a .tslc i l l . f R I S H AND F R E N C H P O P L I N S The largest assortment in town, at HUMPHREY & SMITH’S. r j R O C K E R T AND G l a s s - W a e e , ^ at HUMPHBEY & SlkHTH’S. A L E X A N D R E K ID GLOVES, Genuine, at • HTUvrpTmEY k siuttfts - ’ . HUMPHBEY & SMITH’S. C ^ A R P B T S !— L a r g e .A s s o r t m e n t , at ' HUMPHREY & SMITH’S. r j A L I O O — F I V E C E N T S P E R Yard. Bleached and \Unbleached Muslin, 1 yard wide, 10 cents per yard at HUMPHREY & SMITH’S. P A I S L E Y SH AW LS, at HUMPHBEY & SMITH’S. X T O T T I N G H A M l a c e , A N D WHITE HOLLAKD, at HUMPHREY & SMITH’S. ■ ^ E E D L E W O R K , L A C E S A N D WHITE TBIMMING—^bestvariety^in town—at HUMPHREY & SMITH’S. Y T A N K E E NO T IO NS, GLOYBS and HOSIERY—not to be undersold on any ar ticle in tbia line—at HTMPHREY & SMITH’S. ■pTBAVIEST B rown M USLINS for 12^ cents per yard, at HUI^IPHREY & SMITH’S. Catskill, March 31,1871. THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE CO., OP NEW YOnK. C a p ital and Assets^ . . . ~ $726,390.94. I. B emsen ItANE, Secty. B. S, WALCOTT, Pres’t, ■ J. M. SAlffiE, Agent. Of5cc over the store of H, F. Olmstead, Central Brick Block, Catelrill._______________________ THE PHOENIX INSURANCE OOMPANY, OF HAnTFOBD, CONIT. Capitol, SGOO',000. Cliartor Pcrpctnnl* Cosh Asseie, Jau. 1, 18C7, $1,103,476.83. G en . WM. SALISBURY, Agent, . Sept. 5,1870. Catskill. THE HOWARD INSURANCE eOMPAN'Y OF 2JEWYOIUC. Oflicc, C6 W a ll St* Cash Capital $500,000, and a largo surplus. Chartered in 1825. S am ’ l . 'T. SKiDMonE, rres’t., H. A. O ak I i ET, Vico Pres’t. T heo . KEEamn, Secty, J.M . SAYRE, Agent. Oifice over the store of H. F . OlmBicad, Central Jriek Blori:, Catskill. ________________ ALBANY CITY INSURANCE COM P A N Y , ALBA2TT, N. Y. W. A. Y oung , Sec’y. JOHN Y. L. PRUSN, Pres’t, J ames H endmck , RobEni H. Piunnr, Vico Pres’ts. G eo . T. H anford , General Agent. J, M. SAYEE, Agent. OfO.ee over the store of H. F, Olmstead, Centi’al Brick Block, Catskill. HUDSON CITY SAVIMCS' BANK. HCnSON, N. T . TRUSTEES: DARIUS PECK, iresidcnt. P. S. IVinrEoop, H. J. BAniNOEn, Vico Presidents. •WTT.T.-rAItf BllFAN, WmlltAat B. S k INH33IS, . A bhah P. C ook , E dmond H olley , G eorge H. P ower , J ames C lark , S. T. DuBois, J. W. H oysiudt , F. F. F orger , J. W. F airfield . ■ j r N T E R E S T AT 6 p e r c e n t , a l - -JL on all Deposits according to tho rules of . Dividends semi-annually on the first day ,ry and July. Any amount received not rone dollar. Deposits can bo drawn at any under . ....................... . time to the amount of §50—larger sums on quarter days, upon one \a'cek’s notice. Deposits loaned only on Beal Estate worth double the amount, or on State and City Stocks. S..nnS.. T TTT Tl A ■roiKTr’T T» riS ju301y only on Beal Estate Wi . State and City Stocks, J. W. FAIRFIELD, Treasurer, REVKOIDS & lOliGENDVKE, ^ syesEoti OEiiisTS, 108 DIaiii s t .9 Catslcill, N. T ., W O U L D C A L L A T T E N T I O N ’ ’ to their increased facilities for doing work, and particularly to their new hase/or Artificixl Teeth, T h e CELLULOID B A S E ! so'called from the materials of which it is composed. This Base consists of a new and peculiar composi tion, that cannot fail to delight every person w’ho de sires a better material than rubber. The main fea tures of this new base arc as follows; 1st, it is lighter and stronger than rubber. 2d, its coloris very near that of the natural gum, and not change in tho mouth, as it isfumisbod entirely free from all color ing matter, Ica'ring it semi-transparent or jiraber- liko, 3d, it is entirely free from all unpleasant taste. 4th, it is not in the least afi'ected by the acids of the mouth, and \will last a Ufe-timo. 5th, it is not inju rious (0 any 'mouth, even the most sensitive, which, is not true of rubber. Call and see it for yourselves. Wo put up Eubber Work as usual, using the best material tho market affords, gi^Brushes, Powder, Preparations for Cleansing [aies. and in fact evci*ything pertaining to tho pro- Te< injuring tho enamel. Every piece of work is warranted to bo as repre sented. * Office directly opposite Fiero’s Dry Goods store. Open day and night. ___ Our Branch Office in ATECENS will ho open on. Wednesday, and in COXSACKIE on Thursday of each week. BEYKOLDS & LONGEHDYKE, Catskill, July 6,1871. _________________ . IVTOTT & GAYLO RD H A V E -L*J- the oxriusive sale of E. C, Burt’s Celebrated Work, to whom was awarded a Silver Modal a t the Paris Exposition Universelle, in 1807. ________ 107 Main st., Catskill. P R I C E S RED U CED OF LA- ilica’ and Qonta’ Straw Goods, at SIESICK’S. f T E N R Y STR AN A H A N , J r ., ATHENS, Manufacturer of ©very description of TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER WARE, and Dealer in COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES! Heaters and Registers, Pmnp3,'Zinc, Lead Hpe, Japanned andBrittania Ware, and everything appertaining to tho business. Jobbing and Rcpnirinff o f all kinds? Attended to Promptly and Thoroughly, ROOFING, GUTTERS and CONDUCTORS put up at short notice. B7?“Thi3 is ihe place to get tho best Stoves, and at tho Lowest Prices. nov23ly FURNACE AND MACHINE SHOP. A & B . W ILTSE, C a t s k i l l , N . Y . , Builders of S team E ngines , G earing , S hafting , k , for Factories, Tanneries, &c., from a largo stock of Patierns, Coni Crackers* P laster C rackers, Cement m ills. B a r k m ills, dkc. HORSE POWERS and THRESHERS, Wrought and Cast Iron Cider Mill and Hop Screws, Wagon Boxes, Sleigh Shoes, Blows, Plow Castings, &c.,kept constantly on hand. _________________________ Sign o f the AnTtk ■ p u s s B R O T H E R S . M x i l N S t ., CATSKILL, (successors to F rancis S ayre ,) continue to-keep on hand at the old stand, comer of Main and Chnxch streets, a general assortment of H a r d w a r e , A g ricultural Im plem ents, Carpenters* and Blacksmiths* Tools, House Furnish ing Goods, Buildcro*, Harness and Wagon Trim mings, & 0 ., together with an assortment of Iron, Sieel, Nail Roils, Steel Springs, &c, They have a full assortment of HEATERS, PARLOR, OFFICE & COOKING STOVES of the Best Patterns. Also maniffactiirers of Copper, Tin and Sheet Iro n \Work. Tin Roofing and. Jobbing done at short notice, Cats^ll, January 1 ,187L ____________________ SIGH Ob' T H E KEY . T O H N T . M A N N , 'W h o l e s a l e ^ and Retail Two doors North of Tanners* National Bank, M ain S t ., CATSKILL. AMERICAN AND ENGLISH HARDWARE, S T O V E S ! IKON, STEEL, NAILS, &c., be. 2 - ^ | e .S'§ MW DEUG STORE! ■pfORTON & SM ITH w o u l d in - form their friends, and the public generally, that they have assumed the business of the late Gro. L, H orton , ono door North of tho Post-Office, where may be found a full assortment of Drugs, RIcdicliies, Paints, Oils, Tnm islics, Tobacco^, Cigars, T o ilet a n d Fancy A rticles, 4&c«, &c« CatskiU. May 7,1871. JOHN HORTON, F. L. SMITH. A F a in ter ‘‘Died and Uladc No Hign But, in the languogo of the Immortal Webster, “ I S T I L L L I V E ! ” and may bo found Frograiiim e : Sign Painting,, Glaring, Marbling, Gilding, Pai>€r Hanging, Kalsomining, Paints and Oils, Glass, Putty, Tori>ontinc, Varnish, Kerosene, Lard, Siicrm, Neats Foot and Sturgeon Oils, White Wash, Paint, Hair, Tooth, Shoe, Scrub and Stove Brushes, Flower Pots, Tile, Stove Tubes, AU kinds of Fishing Tackle. ES^Shutters do'wn, stock full and lovely, and tho pulse beats high. D, B. DUNHAM. Main Street, CatskiU, April 25.1871. S V N J > A r W i a M T JB O A T . Tho Now and Elegant Steamer N E Y E R S I N K , C apt . H. O. NICHOLS i/imu lu remuiu uc uuxue uuux i<u arriving at New York at 5 o’clock a . m . F a r o S I , including^ B e rth. July 20,1871. A. G. HOTALINQ, Propy, Ccrnell, Horton Black & Co.’s Daily Steam W Line, iS T i . 18T1. ■RETW E E N CATSK ILL & N E W York! Landing at Gormanto-wn, Smith’s Dock, ■ffest Comp, Maidcu, Tivoli, EMnobedr, Higiiianu and Cold Spring. The Steamer S U N N Y ^ S I B E ! C att . G. W. HORTON, WiU leavo CatskiU every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 0 p, m . Eeturnins, will leave Now York, foot of Spring st.. Pier 43, Mondays, Wednes days and Fridays, at 5 p. ar. Tho Stcamdr T H O M A S P O W E L E I C am . THOMAS D. ABRAMS, Will leave CatsMU Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days, at 6 p. M. Returning, ■^viH leavo Now York, foot of Spring st., Pier 43, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5 p. ar. Xiberri advances made on Freight conrignod to us for sale. 1*1?“ An experienced Salesman in Now York. CatskiU, 1871. _____________________________ CATSKILL, HUDSOfJ AFJD ALBANY. Tho Fine and Commodious Steamer C IT Y OE H E H S O lSn C apt . O. H. PALMER, W I L L R U N D A ILY , t h e PRES- * » ent season, bct-wccn CatskiU, Hudson and Albany, touching at intermediate landings, as fol lows : Leave Catskill at G:15 a . ji ., Hudson, at 7:00 a . If., a^ri^’ing at Albany at 0:30 a . m . Returning, leavo Albany at 3:00 p. m ., Hudson at 6:00 p. hi., arriving at CatsldU at 6:30 p. ar, March 25,1871. ____________________________ _ M IL L AND NEW YORK FREIOKT LINE. 1871. 1871. DAVH> v u o o a iA N , W E S T CATSKILL, j u s t b e l o w * * theBridge, wiUrunthe safe and commodious BARGE MILAN, BETWEEN CATSKILL AND NEW YORK. The MILAN wiU make O 2 O 3 Tnlp a W eek during the season, for the transpertation of HAY, GRAIN, PRODUCE, and any other Freight that may offer. The undersigned has conducted the Freighting business for the: past twelve years, bet'vvcen Athens and Now York, and he Catterahimselfth.'ittho repu tation he has established during bis business career Cornell, Horion, Aiirains & Co.'s Line for liow York 1871. 1871. Tho Now and lUegant STEAMER “SDINYSIBE!” C apt . GEO. VI. HOBTON, ■ ^ ^ L L LEA YE COXSACK IE * ’ every Sxmday, Tuesday and Thursday, at 4 o’clock p. at., landing at Athens, Catskill, German- to^vn, Smith’fl Dock, West Camp, JIaldcn, Tivoli, Rhinebeck, Highland and Cold Spring, Leaves Cats- CITONE-BOAT P L A N E f o r s a l e ^ ap2X at GMiBERT’S Lumber Yard. P A N A M A H A T S ! CH E APER than ever, at 103 Main. Bt. P L O T H H A T S ! LIG H T AND cool, for Summer wear. For sale by H. F. OLMSTEAD. P R U N E S , B A G S & Y A L I S E S ! AlargofiS3ortment,andatrcduccdprice3. For salo by ________ H. F. OLMSTEAD, 105 Main St. W A T C H E S AN D JE W E L R Y ' ' promptly repaired and warranlod, at ___________ J. F.-SYli-yESTEB’S Jywclty Store. “SUPERLATIVE!\ Q U P E R L A T IV B FLOUR.— R e - ^ member the brana, “ SuPEEiATivE.” Atrial of its quality ■will convlnco y o uthatit is rightiy named. For sale by ___________ SHAT.T! r & J- qx . I V P N H CARPET SLIPPERS, -t-V-A- Jieelca, only COc. a pair, at MOTT & GA-SeLOED’S, April 5,1871. 107 Main et., Catskill. C. A B E E L & Go., Dealers In GRAIN, PE E D , 0 3 R O O I 5 : e ; i 5 , y , be., be., W e s t Oatsltill. ____ JAS. M. MACKEY. HIBAM CASE M A C K E Y & CASE, \Wholesale and EetaU Dealers in Fiiir G boceiiies ind Pnoniis, F L O U B l FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C. Agpciits f o r i i u i n n A l e s . No. 1879 H e a d o f M a in S t.. AprU 14,1871. CATSKILL. - T O N E S & B A G L E Y , W h o l e s a l e ana Bctail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, -A H D - R. W. EVIRS i Ca's CELEeRilTED RES ! Center Dric^ Block, Main Street, CATSKILI*. A. X*. JONES. _______________ J. H. BAGLEY, Jn. T H E B E S T H % AMD CHEAPEST PLACE TO TEADE IS AT 5 I JOHN B. tOIIKLIN, Ji.'s I ^ 56 Ulaiii, c o r. Bridge S t., Catskill^ N. \Y. g M'WT'HERB Y O U WILL FINDg w Y T constantly on hand, tho choicest and g best selected s to ^ of ^ I 60 RGEIIES 1 ABB Provisions, I ^ S n s a r s , T e a s, Coffbes a n d Spices. ^ ^ Best Standard Brands of P, P F a m U y F lou r , B u t t e r , 9 LAED, SALT, ITSH, POEK, &o., &o. ^ A lame stock of P. A large stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC I DRIED, CARHED AHD FRESH ERDITS,^ o WOODEN, \WILLOW and STONE WARE. [J And everything appertaining to a first-class © 2? Store. S' a AU ^viU bo sold at tho LOWEST MARKET g PRICE, and deUvered to any part of the \Vil-© lage FBEE OF CVHABGE. __________ je3Q * NOT TO BE TJNDEESOLO» ■ p R B N C H , E T H E R I D G E & M at - J - TICE, dealers in Groceries, Proyisions, —AND— E L O U E I AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, M axn S tbeet , CHARLES E. FRENCH,!H, FREEMAN ETHERIDiGE,^ JAMES D. MATTICE. j p CATSKILL. W HALER & FO X , Dealers In BEST FAHILY GBOCEBIES! P E O T I S I O H S , F lour, P o rk; Fccilj G rain, S a lt, P ish, Lim e, CEMENT, SAND, WOODEN WARE, &0. 73 M A I N S T R E E T , C A T S K I L L . M. S. SEAT.fm. GEO. C. POX. k fi MsMS ■1^ h j A T F B E D FO O T E , WHOLESALE Ai RETAIL eRflCER, At b ia'B rick Store, Upper W a r d , Catskill, T S P L E A S E D t o I N F O R M T H E public that he is prepared to offer as .great in ducements to purchasers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, GRINDSTONES, & g ,, os any other establishment. A f uU assortment kept constantly on hand. Fam ilies supplied with everything choice in the Grocery line. Goods sent to any part of the ViUage,free of charge. Country Produce bought and sold. W. H. SIONROE and OHAS. E. BASSETT would bo happy to see their friends at the above place. CatskiU, April 8, 1871. E s t a b i i s n e d 1844. E. J. HAMILTON & GO., W HOLESALE GROCERS, 180 \WEST STBEET, (Between \Warren and Chambers Streets,) NEW YORK, ■ j T E E P C O N S T A N T L Y o n h a n d a full assortment of GROCERIES, at the Low est Market prices. D caixus WINE, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS! of all kinds, of the best quality, for Druggist’s or Hotel use—^in quantities of not less than five gaUons. Also MANUPACTTJREiis of tho Celebrated , DOUBLE REFINED SAL>ERATUS! E5~THB BEST IN DSE, AH HouBDhGOpers should use It, if they want good Bread. Our names are on each paclcage, with di rections for use. It has no equal I Sold at whole- sale at 180 West Street, New York. « 0 IL. O 15- O O ” 9 f i i | M THE GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. \lYR. M OULTON o f f e r s to y o u a cordial, mild and pleasant to the taste, and powerfW in its healing qualities, compounded of \Wild Cherry, Fruits and Herbs,—for tho prevention and CURE of Dyspepsia,—for which it (ffiaUenges the world—ALL DISEASES OF THE BOWELS, ^ d for those who arc suffering from General DEBHJ- TY, caused by over exertion and too close attention to business. I t is W o n derful liow f t Rtrcngtliens a n d Itcucw s the System a n d p rolongs life. Wo do not offer them as a panacea for nil the “Ills that human flesh is heir to,” but simply as a punE and PEnFEcrnT beliabis STOMACH BIT TERS, unapproachable as a TONIC, andunequaUed os a CORRECTOR. The medical properties of theso Bitters should '•”fScieut to recommend tb'’*^, — _________ o Tonic Properties they a iofound _______ sess virtues which no other cordial contains, sudU alone bo sufficient to recommend them and when in addition to Tonic Properties they ar to pos sess virtues which no other cordial contains, sudU as an especial affinity to aU diseases of tho Bowels, followed by no depression like others. Oloroso Bitters have no equal as a mild stimulant, in vogue/ they have justly pleasant and healthy beverage. Having thus set forth a few of the many known Bupdrior qualities of theso Bitters, wo select a few of tho many testimonials endorsing tho Oloroso Bitters: L ansingbuhgh , N. Y., Feb. 4,1870. Dn. M oulton —Dear Sir: 1 wish to add my testi monial to the very many you already possess of tho efficacy of your Bitters. My daughter has been suffering from general debility for a long time, as all remedies seemed of no avail. I was advised to try your Oloroso; it has acted like a charm. Sho has only used ono bottle—health, strength and ap petite have all been restored. She wishes to recom mend the Oloroso Bitters far and near. I will also add, my family physician pronounces it an excellent medicine. M aioa E. O i - saveii , Lanslngburgh, Rens. Co., N. Y., cor. Ann and Market sts. C onquest , N. Y., N ov . 14, 1870. Dr. S. M. M oueton —JDcor S ir: I feel it a duty to you and my follow creatures to tell my experience with, and what your Oloroso Bitters have done for me. Four years ago, I was taken ill -with diseases of the stomach; tho cause myself and eminent phy sicians from different parts of tho State whom I consulted were -unable to discover, ^ t e r I fiad ex pended largo sums of money for medicines in attempting to get relief. I was advised by somephy- sicians and friends to try your celebrated Bitters. They have greatly Improved my health, and as I continue to use them I soon expect to bo completely restored to health. I cheerfully recommend them to tho afflicted. \Very truly, J arees S mith , P. O. Address, Port Byron, Cayuga Co., N. Y, lANSiNQnunoH, Rens. Co., N.T., March SO, *70. Dr. M oulton —Dear Sir; I can cordially recom mend your Oloroso Bitters, My patients have used them in my practice with beneficial results in all cases. H. E. F ulleb , M. D. For salo by all Druggists. J. J. G illespy & S on , General Agents, 271 ^ v e r st., Troy, and 92 Pearl st,. New York. Dn, S. M. M oulton , Proprietor,. For sale by G. E. \7IN0ENT Druggist, ______________________Catskill, N. Y. T A U I E S ’ p r u n e l l a C O N G - ■J—4 onlv 93c. •nair. at cess Gaiters, only 93c. ^ pair, at MOTT h GAYLORD’S, 10717 B Main st., Catskill. C C A R L E T AND W H IT E TABLE DAMASKS, and NAPKINS to match. Just re- ceiTed at the , TOST-OFFICE. Catskill, April 20,1871J 1 8 7 1 . 1 8 7 1 . JOH N F . SYLTESTER, JT3E WJEJLJE IS, At tho Sign o f the llliim inatcd Cloch, Dealer in AMERWMFOREI&II WATCHES I Fine Dfainonds, IMch J e w e lry. A n m a C A N AND FRENCH CLOCKS, S O L I D S I L V E R Aud GENUINE ROGERnRlPLE-PUTEDME SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES, . &0., &0., &0. Ourstoric comprises all articles usually kept in a first-class Jewelry Store. S^^Vatches, Clocks and Jewelry R33PAIRED, as usual. Our facilities for doing first-class work are excelled by none. J . F . SYLYESTEK. 58 M a in St. Catddil, Koh-. 15. i s n , _____________________ ' • ES’PABLISHED 180G. CHARLES S. W ILLA RD ; No. 100. No. 100. T I H I S OLD ESTABLISH E D Headquarters for m s , i c i s , J E W E L R Y , &C., Etui continues to spread out before the public relia ble goods. A M J E J J I T C A J N W A T C S J E S : W a ltham . Hlglue United S tates. FOREIGN \WATCHES of tho various makers, prices from $10 to $125. Gold and P lated Opera, Lcontmo a n d Test Chains, Collar a n d Sleeve Buttons, S tuds and H a r Kings, Setts, & c., <Src. hi S tone S et FliER RliS, Carbifncle, Amethyst, G a rnet, Kuhy, lUoss Agate, &c. Solid 18k Gold Kings, &c. AMERICAN AND FRENCH CLOCKS. n r o s i c A i i GOODS. My goods I receive continually from the various Importers aud Manufacturers, or otherwise have them made to order, CatskiU, June 30,1871. ____________________ N E W GOODS I S. MALLORY f T A S J U S T B E C E I Y E D a f i n e assortment of Now Goods, consisting of WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PUTED WARE, and a largo xissortmeni of ISICm IfiSTROMENTS, SHEET ISIG, Instruction Books, Violin, Guitar andBanjo Strings. WHIPS, LASHES and STOCKS, of tho best manu- facture. Toys, Parian Marble, Fancy Articles, &c. Watches, Clocks and Sewelry Repaired and wah - UANTBU. Engraving done with neatness and dis patch by 0. Mallory. S. MALLORY, Catskill, Apr. 1, 1870. Opposito Tounors’ Nat. Bank. S f i i m i I M ! LOW PRICES MUST RULE! fireatSacicef Treoieoilous Bargains! p| FOB. 30 DA-FS: O N A N D A F T E R T H I S D A T E wo commence onr annual CIEK 001 SALE OF s o n GOODS! No old shop-worn \Winter Goods, but fresh, now and ystyUsh Summer Goods, wUl be sold at prices below market value. C^Como early, and secum bargains. MOTT & GAYLORD, Boot anil Slioo Emporium, 107 Main St., Catskill, augl8w4 ____ __________________________ YE ELEliil S R O H I Ye SMITH was a Sbemabr, 143 Main Si Ye lEndcr-FooiEd Han Expresses his Delight! g Ye Elegant Young Han Always Suited at Ye SHITH'S' A . ■ Ye Heavy Weight Finds Sure FoundaHon al Ye SMITH'S! Expression of ihe SatisFaction of the Customers nf LUKE SMITH, Sign o f tho B ig Boot, 148 flXain St« Catskill, June 20,1871. LUIBER J m \ BUSINESS s t h j . g o i n g o n * A LL K IN D S OP B U IL D IN G MA- TERIAL, at prices that would attract purchas ers if they only know it. Maniifacturers of D O O R S ! SASH, BiaSTDS, W T K D O W PE A M E S ! be., be. Inside \Work generally, got out with dispatch. Onr Doora n il K lin-D ried! WELL MADE PANEL D008S FOR $1.50. jelmC’ BUCKBEE «S? BKOWN, Coxsackie, Greene Co., N. Y, SHALER & FOX, OFFBR FOR SATD j I f O O R M A T S , B r o o m s , E l o w e e Baskets, Fancy Baskete, Cedar Tubs, Fainted Tubs, Cedar Rails, Painted Pails, StaWePaUs, Stable Brooms. Children’s Boils, Measures of all kinds, WillF^ \Ware \Wooden Ware.. All articles warranted as reprcsenteil, and prices as low as any store iu CatskiU. SHALER & FOK, 73 Main St. MBBOH, SAGE & COWLES. m ? -- i c m i i , P i n f i l l ! ■ ! P O N D U O T E D W I T H A N I N T E L L I G E N T E X P E R I E N C E O F A quarter of a century, where tho Merchant can get supplied AT THE LOWEST PRICES! And \wrliere Goods are Retailed at th6 most Liberal Sates. Keep constantly on hand B E S T i m m O F F L O U E ! Mad &HU1, The following populrr brands always on hand:—Jenkins, Hover & Co.’S Doublo Extra, and National Mills; Penfield, Lyons & Co.’s Double Extra; Ihtkin, Clarke & Co.’s Double Extra, aud St. Charles Mills; Hill’s 'K'XX'K; Blue Jacket aud Red Jacket; Globe Mills XXXX, and Reedsburgh, Wis. GROCERIES m PROVISIOIS! 7 respect. SUGAR and MOLASSES of su- t care. COFFEE, SPICES and FLAYOR- Dry aud Pickled COD. MEECH SAGE & COIVLES’, CatskUl, N. Y. ISIOT T O B E U N B E B S O B D ! - 123 MAIN STREET, CATSKILL, M I L E 1 m i l H I M AND DEALER IN Patent leJicines, Cbmicals, Dje-Stoffs, Brusbs', Pertomerf, PAINTS AID OILS, VARMSHES, FRENCH AND AMERICAN WINDOW GLASS, K e rosene, Turpentine^ Tar» Kosin> La^iips^ Ijautcrns, B u rners, ChimueyS} Toilet and Kaiicy j\rticles.j Also a full line of B. LORILLARD & Co.’s ^id Eina Cut Cbing Macao, Gniateil d Cut SioLing Macao CIGARS, YELLOW AND SLACK SN U F F S , rompt^nd careful attention given to preparing Brcscripifens, and none but BXPEBiENCEn Ciamns PLOTED. S O D A W A T E R ! The best Soda \Water in CatskiU is drawn from a Five Hundred Dollar Fountain, at G. E. VINCENT’S, 123 Mhin st., Catskill. jy21 I , i ' N E W P R I C E S ! C* W * W A S H 'S ® ^ : Xia t l i c R u s s builcUngTy 3 d S o u tli. o£ C'jreucli. & M A I N S T R E E T , C A T S K I L L , Is now opening a TEET LAEGE J l SD ENTIBELY NEW STOCK OE “Which ho offers to the citizens of Catskill and vicinity, AT mCES THAT DPT COMFEIITM! Persons looking for Dry Goods will do weU to examine my stock and prices, c u n u o t o .£ford t o c u r r y a. Sxcuvy s t o c k o£ ^^Sla-OBSccepcrS))? b u t p r o p o s e to K e e p £ 1 , csk-rctuSIy s e l e c t e d . sa.sso jr tiu e n t o£ FBESH, BAJLABIM GOODS! \W liiclx w i l l b o a p p r e c i a t e d I>y c u s t o u t e r s ; a n f l , a s MY EXPENSES ARE LIGHT, 1 c a n grivc m y p a t r o n s t l i e b e n e f i t tlie r e o f . Q U A L I T Y A N D P R I C E T H E T E S T ! “ALL ELSE IS BUT LEATHER AND PRUNELLA.\ C^This is not a “branch” of any other establishment, but is “the parent stem.” O atskill , May 4th, 1871. <3-. W. WARNER# ^ TH E ELIiS HOWE SEiiO MCNIHE. A M A C H I N E W A S N E E D E D possessing simplicity and durability, and adapted to a great range of work; one easUyunder- stood and comprehended by all. To produce such a machine has been tho study of Elias Howe, Jr., who gave to the world the first Sewing Machine, more than twenty-five years ago; and now v/e offer his last production—a machine embracing all essen tial qualities, and pronounced the best in the world. Every machine is as near perfection os tbe best machinery in the v/orld can make it. Loss of time and expense of sending to a machine-shop rarely occurs, as every part may be duplicated. The new Improved Family Machine cannot bo surpassed. A HEAG^ER, FELLER, BRAIDER, QUILTER and GUIDE are given with each Machine. They are adapted to all kinds of family sowing, and to the uses of Seamstresses, Dressmakers, Tail ors, Manufacturers of Shirts, Collars, Skirts, Cloaks, laantillas,Clothing, Hats,Capa,Corsets, Boots, Shoes, Harness, Saddles, Linen Goods, Umbrellas, Para sols, &c. They will Scam, Quilt, Gather, Hem, Fell, Cord, Braid, Bind, and perform every species of SewingJ; making a b eauti^l and perfect stitch alike on both sides of the article sewed, using a much smaller noodle for the same thread t h ^ any other machine. Tho Lock Stitch, invented by Mr. Howe, and made on this Machine, is the mbst popular and durable, and •will neither rip nor ravel, and all Sewing Ma^ chines are subject to tho principle invented by him. The Medallion of Elias Howe^ Jr», is embedded in every genuine Machine. AGENTS WANTED. Ho'we Machine Company, 693 BROADWAY, New Y o rk City, 634 Broadway, Albany, N, X. TV. A . PJENIVOYEK , General Agent for Greene Co. C O A S . S . W II.A .A ISD , Resident Agent for the Elias Howe Sewing Machine mar2imG ______________ ^ ______ for Catskill. CROOUET SEIS! T H A V E ON H A N D A LARG E stock of CROQUET SETS, of my own manufac ture, -Which cannot be beaten for beauty and dura bility. Any ono ^wishing a set will be supplied on short notice. EZRA B. HOWARD, je23m3 TannersYille, Greene Co., N. Y. T U S T R E C E IV E D, AN O T H E R ^ invoice of OLD HYSON TEA, at^Oc. ^ lb. SHALER & FOX, 73 Main st. X T A N G - I N G F L O W E R P O T S . - Something entirely now, for sale by SHALER & FOX. Q T . M A R K U S S A L M O N , t e r t i ^ nice, only 15 cents ^ lb. SHALER & FOX. Catekill, July 9 ,18C9. J . T . H A M M IC K , p i A N O S ! P I A N O S ! P I A N O S F B A T H E S B E O T H E R S ’ P I A N O S STAND UNRIVALED IN THE WORLD. Smith & Nixon, of Chicago, say: There is nothing made which can supply their place, and has ordered 200 at a time. Louis Trip, of Louisville, Ky., says: With these splendid Bianos I can put all opponents to flight. Cluett & Sons, of Troy, say: With Haines Broth ers Bianos I can distance all competitors. And other large dealers say they cannot be equaled for the price, cither in tone or finish. J. T. HAMMICK says: Come and see a full assort ment of H a ines B rothers^ Steinw ay & Son’s, or any other first-class Biano. Terms and price shall bo satisfactory. OKGANS AND flIELODEONS, Also from first-class Houses; MASON & HAMIiXN, E. B. NEEDHAAL& SON,' - . (Late Carliart & Needham,) NEW HAYEN MELODEON COiEPANT. 3?ianos, Organs and Melodeons Repaired, and if purchased rent over interest applied as part in pay ment. Also, - SEW ING aiACHINES, 3?rom ELIAS HOWE, J n .; A. B. HOWE’S (Improv ed) ; HOME SHUTTLE for $37, with table and treadle. The above Instruments and Machines may bo found at my Warerooms (nearly opposite the Re formed Church,) Bbiuebeck Village, Dutchess Co., o r furnished by my agent, JOS32BH WILlilNSON, High Falls, Ulster Co. July 22,1870. '’ n . y . J. T. HAMBnOK. Flaiii&FancjBflolBiiiigaiiilBiifcj. H. E. THOMPSON, (Successor to the late Jno. McFarlanc,) j ^ ^ A T THE O L D B I N D E R Y , over Judge Griswold’s Law Office, . 'M m k v i y William Street, CATSKILL, is pro- j pared to do all kinds of work in his line of business, I a n d in the best and most substantial manner. Kooks, m a g a z ines, Painplilets, <&c,, Derail in a style equal to the best city work, and at I the eame warranted equal in dui*ability and finish ■ to the best that can be iirocured elsewhere. All orders of those ha^dng Books, Magazines, Pamph lets, Newspapers, &c., to bo bound, are respectfully Aolicated. A continuance of the patronage hitherto extended tq_this establishmente is desired, and every effort I T ' L E C T 1 0 N N O T I C E . — B t a t e OF N kw Y oek , O ffice of the S fctutahy - ^ of S tate , A ubaxy , August 1st, 1S71.—7b the Sheriff of the.Countn o f (LVeiic: Siu—Nolico is here'by given, that at the General Eleetiuii to be held iu tide, State on the Tuesday succeeding the firet Monday of No- the last day of December next. Also a JusMce of the Suiireme Court, for the Third Judicial Distric^in the place of Charles R. Ingalls, whoso term of office will expire on the last day of December next. Also a Senator for the Ffurteenth Senate District, com prising the Counties of Greene and Ulster. County OMers—Also to he Elected for said County: A Member of Assembly; a District Attorney, in the place of William E. Leete; a County Treasurer, in the place of Frederick Hill; two Justices of Ses sions, iu the place of William H. Jackson aud Will iam Wilkins—all whoso terms of office \vill expire on the last day of December next. The attention of Town and City Election Boards, Inspectors of Election and County Canvassers Is di rected to chapter 712 of tho Laws of 1871, herewith, printed, as to tho supply of ballot boxes, form of ballots and manner of canvassing votes, to witt “C haeteb 712. A n A ct in relation to the election of representatives in congress, senators and members of assembly. Passed April 25,1871; three-fifths being present. The People ofthe State of Xcw York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as fulloics: ixiON 1. At each annual or special election at ,tive in congress, senator or mei aratebox in which all in congress, to be in- igrcss,” shall be deposited; also a sepa rate box in which all ballots for senator, to be in dorsed “senate,” shall be deposited; and also a separate box in which all ballots for member of as sembly, to be indorsed “assembly,” shall be depos ited ; and the ballots deposited iu said several boxes sball be estimated and canvassed in tho order named above, respectively, and immediately following the estimate and canvass of the ballots indorsed **State.” {•2. .^ a c ts and parts of acts iueonsistent w th tho X^rovisious of tliib act are hereby reitealed. §3. This act shall take efiect immediately.” Respectfully yours, &c., H. A. NELSON, Secretary ot State. GiffiENE C ounty SnEniFr’s O ffice ,) C atskill ,.August 1,1871. / Pursuant to the above notice from tho Secretary of >tatc, notice is hereby given that at the General an Attorney-General, in tho place oi aiaisn. Champlain; a State Engineer and Surveyor, i: place of Van Reusseker Riclimond; a Canal — missioncr, in the place of George W. Chajiman; an Inspector of State Prisons, in the place of Damd B. McNeil—all whose terms of office -ivill expire on the last day of December next. Also a Justice of the Supreme Court, for the Third Judicial District,^in the place of (jharles B. Ingalh, •whose term of office will exxiire on the last day of December next. Also a Senator for the Fourteenth Senate District, com prising the counties of Greene and Ulster. , County Officers, also to be Elected for said A Member of Assembly; a District A\ttomey in the place of William E. Leete; a County Treasurer, in the place of ■Frederick Hill; two Justices of Sessions, in tho place of \William H. Jackeoii and William Wil kins—all whose terms of office ■will expire on the last day of December next. B, F. EABKLEY, Sheriff. Q U P R E M E C O U R T ------ G b n e e a l ^ TERM.—THIRD JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.— In pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of tbe State of New York, Chapter 7GG, jmssod April 27, 1871, the undersigned Justices assigned to hold the General Terms in and for the Third Judicial Department of tho years 1871 and 1872; At the Capitol, in the City of Albany, on the first Tuesday' of June, 1871. At tho Court House, in the City of Binghamton on the first Tuesday of September, 1871. At tho Court Hoiise, in the City of Schenectady, on tho second Tuesday of November, 1871. At the Capitol, in tho City of Albany, on the first Tuesday of January and March, and the second Tuesday of November, 1872. At the Court House, in the City of Elmira, on the first Tuesday of May, 1872. At the- Court House, in the City of Schenectady, on the first Tuesday of June, 1872. . At the Court House, in the City of Binghamton, on tho first Tuesday of Septonmer, 1872. Dated May 1,1871. ' THEODORE l^IILLER, P. J. PLATT POTTER, I j^gtices _______________ JOHN M. PARKER,/ ■ ] V r O R T G A G E S A L E . - W iiEU E A S -1-7-1. default has been made iu tho iiayment of llio money secured by a mortgage dated the 25th day of March, INOl, executed by Austin L. Sngo and Aim Sage, hia wife, of the town of Cairo, County of Grecue, aud State of New York, to Rufus Earl, of the same place, aud which mortgage was recorded - in the Clerk’s Office of the said County of Grecue, in Book No, 34, of Jlortgages, on page 46H, on the 2.’»tU day of March, 1861, at 3 o’clock p. m ,, and the same is now ouTied by h im ; and whereas no suit or pro ceeding has been instituted at law to reeuver the debt secured by tbe said mortgage, or any part thereof; and whereas the amount claimed to bo due upon said mortgage at the time of the first pub lication of this notice is two thousand two hundred and eighty-eight dollars and fifty-ihree cente—to wit: $2,000 of jjrindpal and $288.53 of interest; and the whole amount claimed to Jje unpaid on said mortgage is the sum of two thousand four hundred and eighty-eight dollars aud fifty-three cente. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by ■virtue of tho power of sqle contained in said mort gage, and duly recorded its aforesaid, and iu jpur- Buauce of the Statute in such case made and pro vided, the said mortgage-will be foreclosed by a sale of the premises therein described, at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the hotel kept by A. L. k F. G. Walters, in the town of Cairo, in the County of Greene, on tho 20th day of August, 1871, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that day. The said premises are described iu said mortgage as follows: “ All'that certain piece or parcel of land sit uate, lying and being inthe town of Cairo, and Coun ty and State aforesaid, bounded and described in a deed executed by James B. Wood and %vife to Austin L. Sage, and recorded in the Clerk’s Office of the County of Greene, the 30th day of Slay, 1853, in Book No. 47 of Deeds, page 304, and which said piece or reel of land is bounded and describedin said deed follows, \Viz: Beginning at the North-east comer w- said lot, and corner of L. Youmans* land, at three basswoods, tbe boundary line runs thence Southerly down and along the Westerly bank of the PlattekiU '•— iiteen chains and seventy-nine links ^ >mcrof O. ^ ardm a n ’s l ^ d ; tbenco along his line South eighty-six degrees and forty- five minutes West about sixteen chains aud 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 links to a stake and stones on tho East-side of the wood road; thence North one de gree East five chains and fifty-four lf»Va to a stake and stones on the East side of the aforesaid road; thence North seven and one-fourth degrees Westsix chains and fifty-two links to a stake and stones in tholineofL. Youmans’land; thence with hia lino South eighty degrees East about sixteen chains and seventy-live links, to the place of beginning; con taining, by estimation, about twenty-five acres of land, be the same more or less.” by William Mead and wife to Austin L. Sage, and recorded in tho office of tbe Clerk of the ‘ ^ ^ - No. 42, ou 1 p. M., and which said piece or iiai bounded and described in said deed as foUov;s: “Be- ginnuing at a jiino stump, in the lino of Calvin Boardman’s land, corner of land set off to the \wife of Robert Shield from tho farm of James Renne, deceased, running thence South sixteen degreoa West seven chains and ninety-two links along tho Hyatt road to a stake and stones corner of lot num ber nine in the division of said Renne farm; theuco along said road South sixteen degrees \West eighteen chains and sixty-four links to abtako and stuiies ; thence North twenty-one degrees East four chains and ninety-seven links to a stake and stonfs; thenco South fifty-three degrees 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 and stones ; then North twenty-six degrees West ten chains aud seventy- eight links to a stake, corner to lots numbers four and six; then North seventy-two and ono-lialf de grees West along the line of lots numbers six and seven, seven chains and thirty links to a stake and stones corner of lot number seven on the partition of said Bcmio farm ; then North forty-four degrees East eleven and one-half chains along number six to the Freehold road; then along the same North degrees Westfour chains and twenty-nine said Boardman line; then along the same North seventy degrees West four chjims and twenty- five links to a stake aud stones corner of lot number eight, in tho line of said Boardman’s land; then along tho same North seventy degrees West nine chains and forty-five links to the i*lace of beginning; containing forty-six acres and ninety rods of land.” Also, ah that piece or parcel of land situated, lying d being iu the Town of Cairo, County of Greene, and State of New York, and bounded generally as ,folIoiv8; On the East by lands of said Austin Sage: South hy lands of CaMn E. Boardman; on the \West by lands of William D. Willis, and on the North by lands of Matthew Story; containing nine acres of land, more or less,—Dated the 2d day of June, 1871. RUFUS EARL, Mortgagee. A ugustus H ill , Att’y., Cairo, Greene Co., N. Y. P ostponement .—The above Mortgage Sale is here by postponed to the 23d day of September, 1871, at 10 o’cloclc in the forenoon of that day, at tho same place.—Dated the 2Cth day of August, 1871. RUFUS EARL, Mortgagee, A ugustus H ill , Att’y., Cairo, Greene Co., N. Y, ■ f U O T I C E T O O R E D I T O ' R S . — * Pursuant to ou order of M. B. BI attice , Sur rogate of the County of Greene, and according to the statute in such case made and provided, notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against the estate of J acob B randow , deceased, late of tho Town of Green'vilio, in said County, that they are required to exhibit tbo same, vdth tbe vouchers thereof, to P eter P. B randow , the undersigned ad ministrator, at his residence in the Town of Green ville, Greene County, on or before tho ICth day of March, 1872, o r in default thereof their claims -will be precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.—Dated Sept. 14th, 1871. PETER P. BBiVNDOW, Administrator. ■ ] ^ O T I C E T O C R E D I T O R S . — -L V Pursuant to an order of M aulx B. M attice , Surrogate of the County of Greene, and according to the Statute in such case made and provided, no tice is hereby given to all persons having claims against tho estate of W illiam S tevens , deceased, late of the Town of Coxsaddc, in said Cotmty, that they are required to exhibit tbe same, with the vouchers thereof, to SI aria Y. W atts , the under signed Executrix, at her residence in Coxsai^ie, Greene County, N. Y., on or before the 18th day of November, 1871, or in default thereof their claims will be precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.—^Datcd May ICth, 1871. MARIA Y. WATTS, Executrix. T ^ O T I C B T O C R E D I T O R S . - Pursuant to an order of M. B. M attice , Sur- hereby given to all persons having claims agaii the estate of N athan E. E dmonds , deceased, late of the To'wn of Athens, in said County, that they are required to exhibit tho same, with tbo vouchers thereof, to H obart D. P ennoter , one of the under signed administrators, at his office in the Yillage of Athens, on or before the 13tli day of February, 18‘ or in defanlfc thereof their claims ■will be preclnd and debarred from payment out of said estate, Dated August 11th, 1871. H._F^M O^S, i A^toiatrators. HOBABT D. PENNOYE: ■XrOTIOE TO C R E D I T O R S . — ' Piu’suant to an order of M. B. M attice , Surro gate of the County of Greene, and according to the statute in such case made and pro\vided notice is hereby given to all persons having claims against in del -Dated debarred from payment out of said estate, August 11th, 1871. ALBERT DEAN, ) ALLEN L. DEAN, ^Executors. IRVING R. TOMPKINS,) STAND UPRIGHT! WniLB you READ T i i i : s ! Over 120,000 Sold in 1870. CateMU, July 9 ,1S09. Singer’s Hew Family Sewing Haeiiine, I T AS BE E N OVER TW O Y E A R S TN PTfRPABATION. and has been brought to incompari THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN EXISTENCE. It is Simple, Compact, Durable and Beautiful. It is Quiet. Licht Buiming, and capable of performir ^ork Never Before Attempted upon a range of ' Very CHANGE OF TENSION. HUNTER, LYNES & PIERSON, Agents, Catskill, March 5th, 1871. ___________ ___ is f i f e U o |U 3 m j T s y ^ D O ^ V N W A U l), A N D E R S O N & Co., RICHMOND, V a . \W ITH EENEWED confidence V T in ihe superiority of our Phosphate over all 0 th ©rs manufactured, I again desire to call the at- temaon of the Farmers of New York to a few facts. Fi rat, wo were awarded the Medal at the Agricul tural State Fair of Virginia over all competitors. Ne rt, the main, basis of our Phosphate is pure groun a Bone, and manipulated under the supervis ion of R superintendent who has had perhaps a larger experience than any other manufacturer ot commej'rial manures in America, and who has thorouff etnffied the chemical wants of our dif ferent (a rains. To substantiate the above state ment we Rave letters from hundreds of the best Farmers o f the South, uniting in saying that they have used i *© standard Fertilizers of the day, and that ours is >eridedly l superior to them all. Farmers of County, we place before you with out doubt tbe be«t Fertilizer that has ever been in your market, a n d have reduced the price $5 per ton from what you have been paying. Recognize this fact, and give us credit for i t ; and to show thatyou do so, enoourag*** ns by using our prepai‘ation. Watch its effects c losely o a your crops, and you will be satisfied that th e above statements are as I usual ly make them _ correct in every particular. W jK . B A K E R , General A.^ent for State of New York. For sal© by Reynolds: & SlSngerland, Coeymans; A. G. Houghtaling & Co-., New Baltimore; Cornell, Horton, Black & Co., Ca4;skill; “W. H. Horton, Cox sackie. March 30,1871. STEREOSCOPES, E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.. 5 9 1 BROAJQW AY, N E W X O K K , ■prVITE THE ATTENTION op the trade to their extensive assortment of the al»ve Goods, ofTHEIBOWH PUBLICATION, MAN- TIFACTTJBE AHD IMPOBTATION. Also PKFO UHTERK 8UDE5 AND GRAPHOSCOPES, N e w V iew s o f \Y\o.seiKite. E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO., 591 B roadway , N ew Y ork , Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. $n$)orlDr3 and Manufacturers of P h o tographic (Materials. •AIareh9,1871, C O N C U R R E N T RESOLU- ^ TIONS—P roposing .\ n A mendment of the C onstitution REL.tTivE to BniBERy. Resolved (if the Assembly concur), That section two of article two of the Constitution be amended BO that it shall read as follows: **Laws may be passed excluding from tho right of suffrage all persons who have been or may bo conricted of bribery or larceny or of any infamous crime, and fur dei>riving eveiy person who shall make or become directly or indi- infJuence any elector in giving bis vote, or to deter any elector from voting from the right to vote at such election, or from holding any office voted for at sudi election. (if . \ture to be chosen at ihe next general election of Senators, and that, pursuant to section ono of articlo thirteen of the Constitution, it be published for three months previous to the time of such election. S tate of N ew Y ork , V I n S ej ^ ate , April 4, 1S71.> The foregoing resolutions were duly passed. By order, HIRAM CALKINS, Clerk. S tate of N ew Y ork , \ I n A ssembly , April 19,1871. j The foregoing resolutions were duly passed. ^ By order, C. \\V. ARMSTRONG, Clerk. CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS, Relative to the Court of Appeals, and for the exten sion of the term of senicc of the ConuuiB&ijin.Ta of Appeals. Resolved (if the Assembly concur). That the eixtii article of the Constitution of this Stete be amended by adding thereto the following section; ~ ' oiMer any of tho Appeals for a period not exceeding two years. lie.solvc(l (if the Assembly concur), That the fore going amundnieul bo referred to Iho Legi»lature to be chosen at the next general election of Senators; and that, in conformity to section one of article thir teen of the Constitution, it be published foriihreo months previous to the time of sudi election. S tate OF N ew Y ork , V enate , April 4,1871./ The foregoing resolutions were duly passed. By order,’ HIRAM CALKINS, Clerk. S tate op N ew T ouk , > I n A ssem b l y , A p ril 1 9 , 1 8 7 1 . / The foregoing resolutions were duly concurred in. By order, C. W. ARMSTRONG, Clerk. S tate of N ew Y obk , > __ Office of the Secretaiy of State. I have compared the preceding with the original conciuTent resolutions on file in this office, and do hereby certify the same to bo a correct transcript therefrom, aud of tho whole of said original concur rent resolutions. Witness my hand and official seal, at the city of [L. s.j Albany, this second day of August, 1871. 13t HOMER A. NELSON, Secretary of State. fH O T IC E TO C R E D I T O R S .- -LN 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 tice is hereby given to all persons having claima against the estate of U riah S tevens , deceased, late thereof, to E dwin A. S tevens , i signed administrators, at his residence in the Torni of Greenville, Greene County, on or before the 23d dav of December, 1S71, or in default iheieof \their cliiims win be precludedpreci and debarred from pay- ment ont of said estate.—Dated Juno l&th, 1871. S p S i E 1 1 1 ^ 1 1 ; } Aamiaistetors. >■ Executors. I^OTIOE TO CREDITORS.— ’ Pursuant to an order of JI anly B. M attioe , Surrogate of the County of Greene, and according to the statute in such case made and provided, no tice is hereby given to all persons having cliuma against the estate of W illiam P almer , deceased, late of the Town of Coxsackie, in said County, that they are required to exhibit tho same, \with tho vouchers thereof, to J ohh G. EAtsiOKB, one of tho undersigned Executors, at his residence in the Town of Coxsackie, Greene Co., on or bcfojje the 2d day of January, 1872, or in default thereof their claims w ll be precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.—^Datod July 3d. 1871. JOmT G. RAYMOND, \ ^ _________FREDERICK S. PALMER,/ __________ ■M'OTICE TO CREDITOHS.— Pursuant to an order of M, B. M attice , Sur- 1 according to i' rovided, notice ig claims agaii id, late of juedadmin- No. 85 Dey eiore t h e I 5 th uay Ui. tliiuuaxj yji. XU. ucinujiu thCTeOf thclT claims will be precluded and debarred from pay-* ment out of said estate.—Dated Jtily Cth, 1871. _______ PETER SCHENC!K, Adminiatrator. I^OTIGE TO CEEDITORS.— Pursuant to an order of M anly B. M attice , ■yof Greene, ISC made and all persons having againstthc estate cf H iram W’ heeler , deceased, lata of the Town of Lexington,.in said Cotmty, thatthey are required to exhibit the same, vath the vouchers thereof, to H orace B. B riggs , one of the under signed Executors, at his residence in Lexingten, Greene County, N. Y., on or before the 25th day of November, 1871, or in default thereof their claims will bo precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.—Dated May 25th, ISTL HORACE B. BRIGGS,) SALLY WHEELEB, 7HOTTCE TO CREDITORB.— Pursuant to aif order of JI anly B. M attice , Suarogatc of the Coxmty of Greene, aud according to the Statute in. such case made audprorided, no tice is hereby given to all persons having claims je estate - . . . _________l ;e of M auia P almeb , decease.^ late the Town of, CatsMU, in said County, that they against the es of the I the first day of December, 1871, or in default thereof their claims will be precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.—Dated May 24th, 1871. REUBEN J. FALMER, Administrator, &c., of Maria palmer, deceased. vouchers thereof, to J ohn J. C olvin , one of the Ad ministrators of said deceased, al his residence or place of business at Coeymans, Albany Co., N, Y., on or before the 11th day of November, 1871, or iu default thereof their claims will be precluded and debarred from payment out of said estate.-Dated May 10th, 1871. DAVID McCARDELL, JOHN J. COLVIN, Administirators. l^ O T I C B Pursuantursuant too TO CREDITORS.— P t a n order of M anly B. M attice , Durham, n 1 s t d a y o f N ovem b er, i8 7 1 ,orm d e lam ttU 8 r e o i t n e ir claims will be precluded and debarred from payment out of said ^ t a t o . - ^ a l^ O T I C E TO C R E D I T O R S . — P u r suant to an order of M a nly B. M attice , Surrogate of the Coimty of Greene, and according to the statute in such case made aud provided, no tice is hereby given to all person s h a v in g rialms their clnimR will bo precluded and debarred from, payment out of said estate.—Dated Catskill, August 3d, 1871. FBEDEKICK HITiL, Administrator, with the will annexed, of William Timbury, deceased. Genuine Waltham Watches ! TTf SOLID GOLD and SIL V E R C a ses a t extrem e ly low prices. A good a s s o r t - . a WUXAIID.
