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P**i-wwv' -Rf*w* ■■ ■ j ** -’^ f ‘ i & * *,h - M l 7 **-?7\*» .*,»•- a, i „* ‘ J i & f f i s . h . y M * ' * ' '\ *,h • iL J7^ \ v fVjl X * * w T' • I ; t p e r ? ? • ' H A V A N A J p m W A l , . . M 4tptaWbW !%»: • ‘ 4 w * j -1/ i a v X -S! I'l i-, I'.J , a ' 1 tot .1. • — . -- T\ y . . JQPTHK OIROTJLA .T I ON OF T0B JOURNAL 18 LARC IBR THAN THAT OF ANY OTHBR PAPER UBLISHRD IN SOHUYLBR C'JL'NTY. I t is, THURRFORK, THB BB8T APVBRTI8ffla MEDIUM . SATURDAY, JA N U A R Y 5,\1889. THE “JOURNAL.1 Two years bjjo, owing to _ pur then in- creased advertising patronage, tlxo size of the J o u rn a l was changed from a six^col- umn to a seven column quarto.; A t^ th a t time, in making the announcement, among other reflections indulged in , it was stated “that it was hoped that the seven column paper would be continued, but that it would all depend upon the patronage re- ceived,” and furtherf“ that i f the local support was not enough to cover the in crease in expense that a return to such size as could afforded Would be made,” &c., &c. It is w ith regret that we have to an- nounce this week that we are compelled from the circumstances to go nack to the former size. Our local support, and we mean b y this the' support which the paper receives in the village in which it is issued does not warrant even the size paper that is now given tb the readers of the Jour nal. Its conductors do uot speak of this in any fault-finding spirit. I t is a t- tributable to the fact that as a business center there has been a gradual falling away hero for several years—not at once. pparent to the general public, but fully Understood by those following the business o f publishing a weekly newspaper. Pos- sibly this state o f things w ill change after a time. We trust that it may, but we have great fears as to the probability o f this,- Stranger things may happen than that some fine day nO newspaper w ill be issued from, this village. To te ll the truth, i t the Jo u r n a l had to rely entirely upon its local sup- port it woqld have to move quick time. However, it is a satisfaction t.o state that i t has a sufficiently large number of pay- ing subscribers'to sustain, i t in its present work, and While this shall continue we shall do our best to give our readers a newspaper in every way equal to anything lh a t'it has been in the past. We reiterate the fact as: stated b y us when the enlarge- ment o f 1887 was made, that our subscrip- tion patronage has s:eadily increased since 1883, when the change Was made to the quarto form. The Jour nal reaches many hundred more readers now than then, or a t any former time in its history. 5 . - W hile this \is so, and we canwithieasOu: A ja. S - M .- m Ak*wk ■0 . MHK congratulate ourselves on that orach PftATT FOR FrtJB W *» A 8 P *T . . Those who know the Hon. ThowasC. Platt need h i assurance o f .hWadeptibiUiy ■nd peculiarfitoCM for hAeat I n t h e new incoming ..Cawftet of President Rarrleon. The gehersl |ftdgniiSiit;o f ^ W * ifiany Mend* assign him b y common consent to the Treasury on account Of h is known'quallfi* cations, his hailing from thlsi State and h i* oto*e a d a n iln te ito jii^^^ tereatspf thecomm?rti^ 1 ® e^ l >^*l , 0 f ^ 1h country, the great eity 'of New Y o rk , We have lit tle patience w ith those who seem inclined to raise a point against Mr. Platt by talking o f some other son o f the State to whom thts hQoor sbautd he assign- ed, Mo uiher * pejitqbiuty. be more worthy o r -better qualified. None other .can b*ve rendered more important service for the last decade to the p a rty ih the State and Nation. O f this latter fact no end, can have more accurate informa- tion than the President elect himself, and we have too much confidence ifi'hls astute ness and fairness than to suppose that for any clamor that may be raised that these ju s t claims w il l be overlooked b y him when bis final -selections shall be made.. Thomas C. P latt has by his various oc- pations been gradually fittin g for ju s t such duties as might devolve upon him on his assumption of the duties o f the Treasury Department. A t first engaged in cotniner clal pursuits in his native county, w ith in creasing years becoming the -head of a TB* OROANIZAM0* 0» T*« * «WATM ANDAS3BMBIY. OROANIZAM0* 0» T*« ANDAS3BMBIY. HenatorFeoeett **»• m 4-r-Vi*- dr»«» — Adjournment of ,1 January »U*-/'..'\ — Adjournment ,1 January »U*-/'..'\ 1: | / ‘ . ' T,,^I.ietttewnt-6dyErn0f: Jones called the Mnste jto - onler. *M :2« o’clock this afternoon. TheroU call ffeow- o’clock this afternoon. TheroU call ffeow- •*tl' :&S»iatt>r-'I«Wl8-;,-: IN e W rV 'W i '§! - 1^ ry R . Tow {deqtoaed.J ... fter the fter the iiettteWnt-govejwr. appointed, a committee £» notify t ready fdr4uSlUe»S^vRSi»|Wrg^ B and Murphy w?w M l rnittes to The resolution, of Senator .; meet hereafter jit 'w\“ l ordered was adopted. .<' id ^llY that Sehafin :Fa»sett \ j »i« h& iW rlW W B lfc pro tem, # • th^iatd . ft. Low. pro . Low. Banking institution, and in 'connection _ ja . S .- ■0 congratulate ourselves on that orach good fortune, still, without a fa ir help-out on increase from advertising and jobbing, country papers lik e the Jo u r n a l hake pret- t y hard sledding. The generality of peo pie engaged in the business and effort that we are engaged in usually like to make 8omething more than a bare living. Those who are at all energetio generally find, new fields i f the old continue year after year unpromising. The present ojvners of the Jo u r n a l are attached to Havana by many ties, and i t is earnestly hoped that the citizens of the place w ill take in a measure a renewed in terest in tbeir paper for their Own sake, as well as fo r the benefit o f the paper. I f not, we assure our good friends that the Ha v a n aJo u r n a l ,like some Other business enterprises, w ill gD^into liquidation, and but few present residents w ill ever again witness the publication o f a paper in this, village the equal o f thjs fo r the space of forty years. I t is really not a matter o f supreme con cera to us, but we wish that we might arouse the active businesstrinterests of this .town to a sense of the danger they are m by tpeir“ drifting apart” and failure to support and sustain t'aeir own best Interests, wise townS never starve^ their preachers1 or printers. • Thankful that we have so pleasant a medium of communication w ith such a valued circle of readers, and wishing each and every one o f you a“ Happy New Year,” the Jour nal starts bo^pefully out on another that marks the forty-first of its publication. with that the active directQr of large and important manufacturing concerns,'-and finally a manager and then the executive of one of the largest Rxpreas Companies of the country. Surely fie has cloae acquaint ance through and by these pccupationB with afi that goes to make A“ man of affairp,” as well as a business mam Out- side o f his pulflic , employments, which have bpcn many and as exalted sis few reach, in the Nation, he is every where rej garded as the peer of any man in or out of public life, as o f surpassingly fine judg ment, o f intuitive perception and penetra- tioq—a man o f his word—and one Who nearly always does a little better than he lises. Gen. Harrison would have no hotter advisor, and the Treasury .Depart- ment. no more, talented and falthful Secte- tary than Thomas O . .Platt would-make. Unless the honor shall fa)i|t<> h im of all hose mentioned, a mistake w ill be made that w ill not be easily remedied; and in saying this we do not allude to the feel- ing that w ill be engendered among bis friends and earnest supporters, so mnch as we djh dO the{MtiSfi o f: e ff^ tiv e fialahCeim the Cabinet-a t the threshold o f the new administration, from w hicfi is expected so much'.' We cannot fo r a moment think thgt this, great error w ill be made, or that P^tidn.^wW Ch’hSs in n 'o ' .aenge bsdntrahst- tory and fiecting, but one o f sustained strength . thjrouKfi m0^ persistent and con- tinued effort. ' * The convening of the Legislature at A1 bany hn New Year’s Day, and.the inaugu- ration o f Governor H ill, brought into a near group at the Caiptol three residents o f this Congressional District, o f which any section o f the State might w ith, pride justly boast, viz : Gov. H ill, Senator Fas- sett, the President of the Senate; and Speaker Cole o f the Assembly. T its annual meeting o f the State Agri cultural Society w ill be held in Albany January 16tb, 1889. The evening o f that day a farmer’s .institute w ill he inaugurat- ed to continue three days, which w ill be addressed bv some of the most distinguish ed agriculturists and scientists in the coun try . / v ' ' THER*are now 1,288 convicts in Auburn prison. Of these i>2f> have beeto prisoners before, 334 have served tw o 'terms, 143 three terms, 80 four terms, 1 1 five terms, 1 1 six te rm * and 2 seven terms. , I t is estimated that there has been decrease of $18,000,000 in the public debt during December. In deciding that the American Sunday shall; remain American the Excise Taw Commission has. done w hat is\ rig h t and in harmony w ith public sentiment. The argument that no law bas ever been enforc ed which prohibited the sale of* liquor oh Sunday w ifi Impress sensible people. JEh the first place, i t is mot tr fle j i n t h e hext place, the inference fro m it, even i f were true, is b y no means necessary; and in the third place, i t is the argument o f the law breaker, and not o f the citizen Who intends to respect the statnte-boOks/ Laws against Sunday selling Can be enforced, have been enforced, and ought to be eh- forced. —N ew Y ork T rib u n e - \Sh n a t o rSt a n f o r d’sfancy stock raising is not altogether for amusement, It would seem, as he has recently sold a weanling colt by Electioneer,, from .the famous mare Beautiful Belief for $12,51)0. Four Of this mare’s colts have been Bold for $92,000. Ex-Sb n a t o r Th o ma sF . Gr a p yhas been elected in the Sixth Senatorial D istrict as successor to Qbunty Clerk elect Reilly, re ceiving 7,603 votes, more votes than all the other candidatea put together. Th bcitizens o f Binghamton have sub scribed $22,000 todrard the purchase of site fo r the erection o f the Masonic Asy- lum. In U tica $30,000 have been sub scribed. ' .A new statne ha* been added to t.he col- iection in S t*tu*ry H all at, the G*pitOi in Wasbington, that o f Gen. Cs*s, and was presented by the State o f Michigan. I t is reported that PrcSideiit Hartfson w ill tender an im portantv.foreign mission to ex-President Hayes, and that M r. Hayes w ill accept it . Sin c eJanuary 1st, 1888; there has been built 6,430 mU6» o f railroad in the 'pfqi^c: States—Kansas standing a t the head w ith 523 intleS . Ja me s% IBl a in x and his fa m ily a re ' expected in Washington sometime the pres ent month fo remain fo r the season. Th e pension appropriation b ill haa beim reported to the Mouse atTV'ashiugton* The sum appropriated is $81,787,500; ' A Michlgaa woman-practiced w ith a re- volver until she could h it a suspehder hut ton at eight paces. Then there came i burglar lute th e house, early one morning, and she aent a bullet s^nom g through her husband’s l e f t ear... 'w\“ l id ^llY ^ffe iw lS id !.. • •• Senator lyea .amended the resolution % 8abs,tifuting;the *' 8abs,tifuting;the m a i h f # Mr. G a iiti^ *' - The amendment wM 'lotit .'ai Fasaett was de61are<l eieOted, ... Gn motion o f M r .’ Tangbiin if . srt^ det cided th a t th ^a djo d iT tte nf djo be until Juniihry 9 t h , it 8;15 p. ip> ,: • j. Ai,BAr(Y, J ih . , Cnickerihg,. cterk o f the last: House, called th e smemhly to Prder. an®’* qqoVnm. wSsfound to hd present, %.The: jpe&Wera o f the house were tijen sworn in • ih.hMcka lif're v e n h y. t^ e .shefataty o f >t48|?tod; | each member subscribed to the s tg t^ x b n | stttu tio n .' ’ ■ Hearty hand, clapping greeted. Speaker: Cole w henhe stepped up. ro take the.oath. Tlie hbnsii tlien. inotionup. f M Tlie hbnsii tlien. on inotion o f M r. AJfig?: ' worth j, procewddto the election W . a w f e ' er, each meihber rising and paming'shi*, choice. Grie hundred and twenty-three votes were cast, of w hich Freinont'oGOle' received aeTOUty-six and' W illijm ,F..fasse-» han Mv. GO le * * han foTty-seVen. Mv. GO le w * * ,diM9tged; elected and was' esqofted to the «ch*ujjby Messrs. Ainsworth and Sheehan;. . « ’ spXAKKR.oonNta‘A n D B i^ ,':-^ v iif’ ’ Speaker Cole, after the applaui greeted hi? appearance had thefofiowingaddresa'; . . • : * ,■ G%nffentdh 8 / ^ j ^ : \i(I thank-you‘foir th is mark o f your ^qn- .fldence and respect. I t ls * ‘—•- ing to feel that we are a. , w h lo th a t appreciatioh.iafouhdi dilig en t apd favhraWh driMOlSm '. O f 4W &’- cord already made, i t carries w ith, ii. r the jweight o f sa ihdor?ement which ia'.ih jeod ~ '’ easing and agreeaDle7“ 'Y77 -• • . (;< One year ago i t became my d u ty ' foicalj the attention o f the assembly id that some Of tlie weightiest issne*, o f, the century*were awaiting the action o f tjhe legislature of thisst?teV /W e meet to-day veiopmentS of the’pflaWWel^montlis'lDnay have educated theipeom®?\tmt they jhaje. not purified our.politScs, -T h f i w legis- lature met, ih the CspitOl w ith ihe aid&Erer ntehtlonr o f reforming and corrfCtlng the, w in giant evils o f the time—the unrestrict- ed sale o f hqiior add' th e . unpunirtiedhtle- tor-aie4W-TteheaiSfe-jm yo u tlm h i» to ry 'o f« i« struggle which' followed o r to rmndjMtal causes which made i t vain. .Bine? tjM rAd* jouriim ent of that legislature one ,of;the mightiest of the bloodless political contests o f history has engaged the *ttentftnr/«hd eaergie* Q tour:' pedpl& Wh*c has # dm monstrated ?. W hat great fact has ft veloped? That iaeue hM been joined aa .to whether the politics p f six mlllioDS of peo- ple Ehould be dominated by th e p tiw tt' f t thirty thousand saloons add ’thes aatoona have won. The question, haa been asked Whether th? capitalist or riaep engaged to some particular traffic, may raise h h to lji thousaud8 o f dollars Tor the purpose'pf ONt tMa pcwrtaf w i i a a M tfc _ be exaapUoaaQjr brlaf *nd<okBw tMa pcwrtaf w i i a a M tfc _ be exaapUoaaQjr brlaf *nd<okBw that Do pofitioal critic of. ttw exaapUoaaQjr that Do pofitioal critic of. ttw fttttira, hoiievef earplnf or bnwww judtoe& m v iod ought ladmt ooodnoa fttttira, earplnf judtoe& m v iod ought ladmt ooodnoa or dur raaUrd hereeeought wMob to tome otoUw judtoe& dur raaUrd hereee wMob to tome otoUw that we ie no toager a poor man’a fovtwn- mentorthat tbematutoa of the «ato «re toager poor mentorthat tbematutoa of the «ato «re by eorpmOooa sod not by M» RMtenting to my^ ftlenda. by eorpmOooa by r _. RMtenting to you, my^ ftlenda. expression Of mjr alncere nod cordial _. RMtenting you, my^ expression Of mjr alncere nod cordial tbinkafor wwrteay and d*TOtloa mad expression mjr tbinkafor your wwrteay and d*TOtloa mad beepeakiugalwayeyonr V*tby your wwrteay beepeakiugalwayeyonr geonroua m V*tby and^your kindly oo - opentiongeonroua l aWalt the beepeakiugalwayeyonr V*tby and^your kindly oo - opention l aWalt the further pieaaore of the nasembly. ^ ’ and^your kindly - opention further pieaaore of the nasembly. , ^ ’ ; AftarMr-dole hadoooolodert oonamittoM pieaaore nasembly. , AftarMr-dole hadoooolodert oonamittoM from tto aenate appeared and announoed that;lhe senate was orgthUed -and rendy for and that M Paaeett h d b for busldSaa, and that M r. Paaeett h a d b ^ n elected preeident pro-thm-,• - ■ /•O hade* A-C W ckering Wasetectefidork, :teoelvii* 7 7 : yotta' 'to 46 fo r Ohafles. T , Dunning, C. 0 . f t ; WUlnrd wns ch o« n a«rgMnt-nt-aras by a vote of 7 4 _to 4 a fo r :1feto.'fichlato^'>8b«ner'-,B*:.: ' w m , .was, elected doorkeeper,-over John Donom n; Jphn R . H arlow drst aaslstant doorkeeper, oyer D. J, C }ark; W.-B. Clark, second sMdatant, over Fred W . E lilo tt, and Qeoi H , Thornton stenographer over Edw ard J1 -|fuirphy*'\f ‘ . ’. - V 'Measrt.,Hustecl 'aadSheehan -|fuirphy*'\f ‘ . ’. - V 'Measrt.,Hustecl 'aadSheehan were ap pointed a .oommittee to wait Ph # gov- Srnor and Inform him that the assembly pointed a gov- Srnor and Inform him that the assembly Wa« organlhod and reedy to proceed with assembly Wa« organlhod and reedy to proceed with busiheta tnd; M Syitonend Greene organlhod reedy proceed busiheta tnd; M pn Syiton end Greene to Tfiltonthff Tftiif. tnd; pn Tfiltonthff Tftiif. •'T b e n ile a ^f the aaeemhly.cf 1838 nnd the jo in t rulea Of 2888 inviting thecleygy.- ;to ito :-o f'A lto h y lh ’-ShargS'df -paiishea - '-to, open the eeeaions o f toe house w itfi prayer UtttM other wise ordered were adopted. ' • ' A reprtrt o f tbs bepklng depatrtment was presented. . The re e o liifio n 'o f the senate, that when theie^islature adjoarni, to-day d tb e h h tft W^dnseday, Jsouary 9th, aV fi:1 5 p. m. vra? concurred in. Th«g°Yer- n o r by bis pirltote.'secretary, Colonel t y i l liam G. Riee; touiam itted hia annual mes- to g A - whhSh waa iread ahd'referred t o the appropriate couimltteewheh appolhted. .The senate blU-re la tin g to the el?ctPral coliege was atOncepeaaed. , - ' ,J ' The members then proceeded to (haw for stots and adjournment followed. v to —pingA<x*u au . I t all men, whStber engaged In bualpess or acting aa employei and receiving nalar jes qr ddfysWagm, w ould keep a regttiar account w ith tbemselvea in wMeb Should ap p e arihdetail all ih e mooey they receive and.ali: they rfxpehd^they would live more Wisely and, as.aTiile,far more successfully. Here, for example, is a man w ho is in-re* ceipt o f a aalary., T h is salary he receives fn XWrflv? tnonthljf payinentii; ;Tat ila piNto h im t o keep t o htoomit w ith hinneeif. When he receives a mohihly paytnent he tom jcto irtin ie lf as dabtorlo th a t aqio.unt,- and durtng the month he rtedUs hinUaeU W ith a ll he pays out, item b y item, .A t end of-themonth be settles this tie’ fi tie’ end of-themonth be settles this account it) .......... h himaelT' i tie’ it) .......... f i h himaelT' i on the paper ju st IW ■ D on’t pay largs o oolB rt M S i. T h a b a * madmd b S to pubHitoaA ,1$$ pagsa, ele- gant oolond ptatoa, w b 6w .«sat. you on raotoptof ttnwa tw o e to i atampsto pay stags. A s M n to 'A . is 06 ,, Wtoa.Maaa. - 16w8 j OUBQW cm COLUMN . W A N TS , LOST, IFOR BALK, KTO. to readers tba|'> to e yo u r readess who they wiU.asnd me their office address. Rcspeolfi A Sl o c u m ,M. C., 181 N . Y. Lo«t M m iS ra :oAdvertWwne»t oeata. _ :oAdvertWwne»t oeata. _ AB*n*e,'lqr Decker%Hav»nn, AB*n*e,'lqr m l*cheap, Xm. Simon Decker%Hav»nn, Y, N. * Hound dog. .Went *way Deoeraber - r , 4 grar naripe from ttp ot 'aoSe to hack ot i neclcOet.ween the eyee. - AnyoM iflvtog ln- r , 4 grar naripe from ttp ot 'aoSe to hack ot i neclcOet.ween the eyee. - AnyoM iflvtog ln- «,*uon pr h lm WUHpS liberally mwaNed. neclcOet.ween the eyee. - AnyoM iflvtog ln- «,*uon pr h lm WUHpS liberally mwaNed. X OMnpbell, smiivanvhWi Obemui^. CO., «,*uon pr h lm WUHpS liberally mwaNed. X OMnpbell, smiivanvhWi Obemui^. CO., pd lot on Sming pd lot on Sming pro- o x reliable o x reliable o il agent, sitt NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. VyO YartLWi for wis, YartLWi for wis, llavkna, for wis, llavkna, W. fflS ® .. . Peaob Qrebard. fflS ® .. . Peaob Qrebard. * 1189 is onered s.8.3M irB Qrebard. s.8.3M irB 1TW4 N g t M i f t Cpedltors.er of Saniuei Cpedltors.er of Saniuei G. Keeler let County. New York., i of Saniuei G. Keeler let County. New York., r to all-persons hiving let County. New York., r to all-persons hiving Fbro, late ot tne town r to all-persons hiving . Fbro, late ot tne town deceased, re present tbe . Fbro, late ot tne town deceased, re present tbe s thereof re Orlando F. - deceased, re present tbe s thereof re Orlando F. Df the estate of said de - s thereof re Orlando F. Df the estate of said de Wedgwood P. 0., In Df the estate of said de - - near Wedgwood P. 0., In Schuyler connty, N, Y.. on or - near Wedgwood P. 0., In Schuyler connty, N, Y.. on or ot July, 1869. Dated. jVat- Schuyler connty, N, Y.. on or ot July, 1869. Dated. jVat- . u r t tJuly, isss i _sqrroga notice is hi notice is hi ciaim stotoW ot JMx.lnsatd ciaim stotoW ot JMx.lnsatd samewlththe ot JMx.lnsatd samewlththe ISxecui samewlththe Corwin, ISxecui ceaaedathlSK Corwin, ISxecui ceaaedathlSK _ thepoto ot IMx, ceaaedathlSK _ thepoto ot IMx, before the? thdM Schuyler ot July, thepoto ot IMx, before the? thdM . kins. J t t . kins. n. Y., J a a a u r t t isss i 7mo«, OKLANPO F. COKWIN, kins. n. Y., J a a a u r t t isss ; i 7mo«, OKLANPO F. COKWIN, Executor. ^ A N D O T H E R S IN T E R E S T E D .1». B O R A N l!, * C attfnrlne, N .Y., canoDer lnducementa In] O l!, C attfnrlne, , canoDer yon lnducementa In] A g r i c u l t u ra l I ^ p ld i n e i i t s . -Agant for the - ' ,, W estern R e v e rs ib le R oad Machines. ouying an election w ithout tj» ;fe a t. punishment or the hltish of -Shamfe and has been answered in the affirmative; j Never before in the history o f our. poli- tics since our patriot fathers established tba union and consecrated I t to freedom-bai m1ney played soimportant,'unblushinga<ii corr.apt a part In the .election of govetoi- menLofliciala ?n m ^ny sections o f tk k state'the’ people are becoming educate* the naming only of.afilueat men as cat dates fo r .office. The question that is ing more and more frequently asked our praetical politicians in diacusaing avilability o f a candidate fo r an. electb office is :“ Ishe a man o f w ealth!’’ not,’* he honest not,“ is he a'man ogability.? ‘ % not, ‘ Sa he In sympathy w ith toe people a against the monopolist ?,” but“ la he rich t “is he a inohopolist him self ?” Instead o t ability they, seek fo r availability. I n plaa of a captain With a airopg brain theyctow :. the leader with the long purse. In lle p o l honesty they tolerate dishoheaty. In i position that should be honored, by sohi' intelligent, clear-headed apd^cleah-hander representative o f American manhood they are too ofteii allowed to put an unscrupu lous delegate .of - political trickery and eor porate greed. I t w ill not do fo r this MghK lnture to take nny liM itatiU rde itoetioaaty> steps, Refofma-neveratoid still. Reforms never die-T b * |kogreaa of the human race .de»pito-«Tefyapp*rent bause oi discourage- ment is forever upward and onward. The time to h o t far distant when as truly aath? twin evils which I have mentioned exi*tM today they w ill endure HOionger. . . Let ii? do our shire to WArd m aking the legislature of 1889-memorable and honor-: able in the Annals of human advancement. ] There is no dearth Of opportunity; there:: should be nO lack o f inoentive. There are subjects fo r • legislation other than thqae I have suggested Which demand and requite our intelligent tod careful con- sideration. The prison problem which so often make? coward of the sad a coward of the politician sad develops toe Opportunity and talent 'o f the demagogue ia appealing to us fo r immedlate and mt- prejudiced action. The ensctraentof laWs for the more liberal develop meat o f out, common schools ought to be one o f our d elightful duties, ■ ■ Queatlons of m u n lclp tl reforni w e have always w ith ua They an becoming O k :mpst troubtesome chUdpan o f our free to public, _Tg aid Ip elavtohg the stoodard o f municipal self-guirernmeut to one o f the most-important prlvilegee of this assembly, Our (ax lawk are notoriously unjust. Un- der them personal propetty etkdes to d escape* taxation, to such an extent that to * assessed valdatkm ot personal property of the state i i dlsproporttonately t o d ridlen- lousiy small. L e t n i indulge ia Ike hope i t hsaagone; j f lid baa spent Teas than h baa-receivedhe carrles the surplus forward to the next month, and keeps t o sooount Of the d io n th ih 'the same'way, and thus continues fo r the whole year. A t the end of the year be osa lo o k back over tbe whole period and see in block to d white ju s t how h e jia * Jinsdia tbe nMher o f pSrsoinat tod.fM aily nxpMsea.:? * I f him whole asUhsry hfr 'pan' sse ’ IfQw.dt to w Spent, add i f ' ^ p a tf o f i f hits been saved, he can equally aee bow he-managed to •*- »it. X tid e p ttn ifa lt, A farmer near Athens, G *., began fa rm ing having' one horse, a id -,th a t a mare, When She w a*2ji yeara old ape still w o rk ed/ hut was then assisted by her five colts ^bfithad grown to botoehowl. • Through summto’s heat or winter’s cold tbere con be nO better companion fo r the bath room, toe laundry, the vvojckshrtp^ or to e ^ ffire than Tulip. - - ---------------; / • ( Just Mlarriad-,-: - ----- H ow loving they are | this is always a sure sign. A fter tbe first year Sometimes t don’t hold-good. When Charles oomes home gronty anddrOas, anspping and snarl- ing, uUabie to reltoh the nice dinner you have cooked, and feeling as i f there w a s .* ton o f pjgdTon .in h is stomseb.he is trouM - ed w ith dyapapsis, t o d Sulphur B itters i t th e only medicine th a t w ifi cure him. e only a w cure ■■ ' . 0 - - . ' 16w2 “There i t goes again^Ssid one o t our grocers yeatardsy p i a lady w ent out w ith k dozen cakes of T u lip soap, after vowing she would use no other. * \' ■' '■ ' »■ ■“ IC you Were y o u r ovn -Dentist you to ight. extract yo u r oWa teeth w itboat p a it t j* bbt'asyou a re jnohdhe hurt thing you Can d o to, to go to EL Q. Pope, M . Ik , D e n tis t/w h o by the use ot the celebrated Ibfcal ansesihetlccOcaine injected Into tbs gum surrounding th e tooth renders thah extraction a plessure. Dental work o f all deacriptlona done a t hard tim e p tlo to gatisfsctiou.’ gaareatosat. Office over Bredd^ sboew ^e, Watkins, N.' t , 65yl re tie mode n * saeri; pie andtt is the Kaafeine tto d men Who see in , re n saeri; pie andtt is the Kaafeine o tto s d o r.\ i t men see , - '\ - prtnot-K io “I k strong ana durabia and w agered pie'\ o s o - - io “I k strong ana durabia and w agered /on me »oat uberei o tfA iU N ito ot i strong ana w agered /on me »oat uberei o tfA iU N ito ot i >Bine the»oat kiU k /on me uberei o tfA N ito ot i >Bine on the marker, u w k a c x n k am: F1CKKLKRS FANNIN® S U LIA OOmbhte« itooo to all >Bine on the marker, u w k a c x n k am: F1CKKLKRS FANNIN® S U LIA OOmbhte« tbe adVantages^ot the varjoes tolls now in use. itooo to all itooo to all F1CKKLKRS FANNIN® S U LIA OOmbhte« tbe adVantages^ot the varjoes tolls now in use. and b»ye enjr lmtorttot tod greatly needed tbe adVantages^ot the varjoes tollsnow in use. and b»ye m enjr lmtorttot tod greatly needed ; tnproyemente not refiuia - ii ii oSi«,“ains Th« Mi s. be and b»ye m enjr lmtorttot tod greatly needed ; tnproyemente not refiuia - ii ii oSi«,“ains Th« Mi s. be Mocblns prtnot-K r.\ i t prtnot-K la io t la io n i t agered i k a c x n k am: LIA OOmbhte« tolls now in use. itooo to all K E L LY Is noted tor Is noted tor Use ot improved Jpeiirjli: frrtndinff oow In uto ear, an Use ot improved Jpeiirjli: frrtndinff oow In uto ear, an i BAUG HS $ 1 5 P has BAUG has no •3'-r\ kMOi 5 J r ............ ............ Kre too well Icbowb, to .aaoi ijM ot kMOi • a, * .' 5 • a, * .' , K o o n i t n t lied I t n m u * ru s k su M o i o I t . . idoveroiclsbln<lee,aad _____^ 1W* and tertoitirntohed'on:and Frtces and tertoitirntohed'on: appUcktlon, and orders byman will receive prompt and careful Frtces and tertoitirntohed'on: appUcktlon, and orders byman will receive prompt and careful attention, w itn sstlstaction, uuersnteed. orders byman will receive prompt and attention, w itn sstlstaction, uuersnteed. • catnarliie, 8Cburler Cp., nTV. ,Jan.l, attention, w itn sstlstaction, uuersnteed. • catnarliie, 8Cburler Cp., nTV. ,Jan.l, 1839 irmos ■ - . - Th Supervisors New Th is agh ke m e n t, msae tms is t any ot J»nu&ry, ire9, between tne Board of Supervisors is agh ke m e n t, msae tms is t any ot J»nu&ry, ire9, between tne Board of Supervisors of tnc County or Monroe, inthe sure Th J»nu&ry, ire9, between tne Board of Supervisors of tnc County or Monroe, inthe sure at New York, Ot the-flrst part; and tbe Board of of tnc County or Monroe, inthe sure at New York, Ot the-flrst part; and tbe Board of Bupervisota ot tbe county of sobuyler, to Sett New York, Ot the-flrst part; and tbe Board Bupervisota ot tbe county of sobuyler, to Sett rtate, ot tbeaeoond part. Bupervisota ot tbe county rtate, ot tbeaeoond part. • witnesaeUi: That aald rtate, ot tbeaeoond part. • witnesaeUi: That aald flran party, in con sideration oc toe oonveiiants and tgraroMntson • witnesaeUi: That aald flran party, in consideration oc toe oonveiiants and tgraroMntson Urn part or naid oecond party, benmatter men sideration oc toe oonveiiants and tgraroMntson Urn part or naid oecond party, benmatter men- tioned, doe* bereby convaaaes and agree wttb Urn part or naid oecond party, benmatter men- tioned, doe* bereby convaaaes and agree wttb Sold second party to receive and m tbe tioned, doe* bereby convaaaes and agree wttb Sold second party to receive and m tbe MoarreCMiwFenltentiary,aariieriDn or per Sold second party to receive and m tbe MoarreCMiwFenltentiary,aariieriDn or per- sona net idMm, intone, cripplsd or locapaeloted MoarreCMiwFenltentiary,aariieriDn or per- sona net idMm, intone, cripplsd or locapaeloted Rw labor, tram age, ttloknen or an^MMr cause, sona net idMm, intone, cripplsd or locapaeloted Rw labor, tram age, ttloknen or an^MMr cause, any diiijr WHMorMed Oourt or mmtorate m said Oounty ot Mebayler, in uu* Stole, to omane- any diiijr WHMorMed Oourt or mmtorate m said Oounty ot Mebayler, in uu* Stole, to omane- ment atbard labarln the Menroe County Peni Oounty ot Mebayler, in uu* Stole, to omane- ment atbard labarln the Menroe County Peni- tentiary tor not teas tosn mxiy doya, and wbo ment atbard labarln the Menroe County Peni- tentiary tor not teas tosn mxiy doya, and wbo abali be Mtovsyed to told Fehftenuary.bymxiy tbe tentiary tor not teas tosn doya, and wbo abali be Mtovsyed to told Fehftenuary.by tbe Bberlff oT omer proper ofllaera ot sold County Ot abali be Mtovsyed to told Fehftenuary.by tbe Bberlff oT omer proper ofllaera ot sold County Ot Scbuyler, wlttln—-days tram tbe time ot re Bberlff oT omer proper ofllaera ot sold County Ot Scbuyler, wlttln—-days tram tbe time ot re- ceiving seen wntenor, tor and diihn* tbe full Scbuyler, wlttln—-days tram tbe time ot re- ceiving seen wntenor, tor and diihn* tbe full termot saeMFMSeaoe, unlms noonerdtacbarged ceiving seen wntenor, tor and diihn* tbe full termot saeMFMSeaoe, unlms noonerdtacbarged accordlsstto tajr, or byexecUtlveparUon. termot saeMFMSeaoe, unlms noonerdtacbarged accordlsstto tajr, or byexecUtlveparUon. In coStdaitoto, wnereor, tb? party accordlsstto tajr, or byexecUtlveparUon. In coStdaitoto, wnereor, tb? party ot toe second part fctnbywrreee to pay tne party or In coStdaitoto, wnereor, tb? party ot toe second part fctnbywrreee to pay tne party or the iiTM port toe mun ot two dollars, per week, second part fctnbywrreee to pay tne party or the iiTM port toe mun ot two dollars, per week, tor tuenuUntnaoaoe <ot each. prteOner Sentenced ■ 1( ihe tody wbo le f t toreectokea M T u lip aoep at this office la s t week wants i t ’Mtie bad better call at once, for o u t iyposu say th a t I t isrth* best ad^> in market, s o d it w ill icon disappear, * If one single pain, or a particle of nan felt after adute f NanWltot! a to felt after tskiog adute o f NanWltot! Liver Pellets, return khe boUle to the tskiog Liver Pellets, return khe boUle to the giat of wLoih yoftgot tbem ’nad he Pellets, return to giat of wLoih yoftgot tbem ’nad he w ill re- fund ybur modey^ SVw isle by Dr. B. D, fund ybur modey^ SVw isle by Dr. B. D, “Yw ' Hills, Ravaha, modey^ “Yw ' ybur modey^ _ Hills, Ravaha, There must be some merit tnTnllp aoap, or erfty hodywouldn’tbuylt, ’ m t a b m i K ^ . VU O'IMS. MAMtT,. MAMtT,. ___lMan.T<sii,ofi m im m r Q oM fiy TtraMwrerto K e t k j Li, peMBBsbaTtng bnsiniMsi rWfrtijtaSiM,' greatly needed oSi«,“ains Th«be Mi s. GRiMlitW G M I L L bead ot tbe Kin* bead ot tbe Kin* the best tor grams. H A T E 1 »edft. N E W A D V E R T IS E M E N T S . B e f o r e T a ki n g I n e m ~ t o r y 0 u r St oc k mu»t be reduced ■* W e inaugurato a tw o weeks Clear hjg* Sale, U nm erciful CutS in jB^sea if f e^kcy D e p a rtn m t A b ig km t w ifi 1 m m * w n W IN T E R GOODS, CLO AR S. S H A W LS , .DRESS ■x ' 'GOOD'S, '.R LA |SK & TSt ', v _( C O M FO R TABLES,. M * in f ordeV pot to o v c i|p single dollar'a. w orth o f jp ,- , KAKLY VttlTOH* G*Y *HB , . OjMOIOe OF. BARGAINS. OjMOIOe OF. BARGAINS. W We bave no Branch Store, ot buslnesslsat no ot buslnesslsat 805 E'. W a te r S t., our only pltoe ELMIRA, N. Y . Take N o tic e ! atBr. H. D.HiliF, i nvoice or new and atBr. H. D.HiliF, i nvoice or new and j offering at UR$nantur . i nvoice or offering at UR$nantur r the ir homeatn ith tr * ith e tr * tojnst reeety*d> bu^n ,tterno,wirteh tojnst reeety*d> ,tterno,wirteh or new j offering at UR$nantur . * offering UR$nantur . Ib o t t oMp r ic e s Heai»oba«mstook*f«UllaeM Heai»oba«mstook*f«UllaeM Drugs, Medicine*, Ac., ant a tooibe loeot noveiUe* fromwhito to naieet, lnclndtn* tooibeloeot noveiUe* naieet, lnclndtn* v T o in t o G F i s h P o l e s R ee l s f ron t H IS STOCK O f the iiTM port toe mun ot two dollars, per week, tor tuenuUntnaoaoe <ot each. prteOner Sentenced and oMniaitsM to me said PenitentjAry and? tor tuenuUntnaoaoe <ot each. prteOner Sentenced and oMniaitsM to me said PenitentjAry and? arituiliy reeled toereln.betore tne 1st dayot G and oMniaitsM to me said PenitentjAry and? arituiliy reeled toereln.betore tne 1st dayot January, nMh to toe toil term ot sentence each arituiliy reeled toereln.betore tne 1st dayot January, nMh to toe toil term ot sentence each prinonerJanuary, tosdf bare received, it is turtner un- nMh to toetoil term ot sentence each prinoner tosdf bare received, it is turtner un- yew.iortW M M yew.iortW M M > nuincenanbeof an prleoaere reoeir- nbstday otNore»ror^)f eecb rear. > nuincenanbeof an prleoaere reoeir- nbstday otNore»ror^)f eecb rear. n«r, ana eononed intne iiud feni- nbstday otNore»ror^)f eecb rear. n«r, ana eononed intne iiud feni- toot mud trronmi «n«ii m tir- n«r, ana eononed intne iiud feni- toot mud trronmi «n«ii m tir- i said She seooed toot mud trronmi «n«ii m tir- i said party at Sheseooed pars, andnvit ottoetMd aM sworn said party at She seooed pars, andnvit ottoetMd aM sworn uerintendens, er one ot toe andnvit ottoetMd aM sworn uerintendens, er one ot toe bam ’ nwuSMtlarr: mad tba uerintendens, er one ot toe bam ’ nwuSMtlarr: mad tba \rt3E«MMliam*: ' bam nwuSMtlarr: mad tba \rt3E«MMliam*: ' rewSOetrertta \rt3E«MMliam*: rewSOetrertta wampi tberetoe rewSOetrertta . wampi tberetoe t t k * '“\ . wampi o t t k * '“\ o Asballbenspectons i. Asballbenspectons Ib e i. .. ___turour agreedtons wMaon Asballbenspectons teomns or m i. .. ___turour agreedtons wMaon Asballbenspectons Ib teomns or m i. .. ___turour agreedtons wMaon Femtmtour tne samemou ___turour agreedtons wMaon Femtmtour tne samemou -Mae to sour FeaDHMar. Ib Femtmtour tne samemou -Mae to sour FeaDHMar. lT« tnrthhr B n n ith -Mae to sour FeaDHMar. lT« tnrthhr B g n n ith s county at ler be put to nyatokr or turtner *1 lT« tnrthhr B g n n ith s county ler be put to nyatokr or turtner *1 retetence So #<l>|w»torii eo reael' retetence So #<l>|w»torii eo reael' s s g s ta s & n x z s s s a ^ s S t e« g J t o i« , w “’mswto.toat jew disease, “’mswto.toat jew disease, reeitentiaryi,toe jew disease, reeitentiaryi,toe reeitentiaryi,toe ui it reeitentiaryi,toe ui it ,to re* »notice ,to re* »notice ____Meet tba »notice ____Meet tba Oowntyotroauyier, . ____Meet tba Oowntyotroauyier, UX«d tor decluun* w . Oowntyotroauyier, UX«d tor decluun* w _.sbail release tue pwrty _.sbail release tue pwrty m m u given. ' m given. ' ,* y toe party given. ,* y toe party at theoeaoad aCeentenoaa, s* ' ,* y party aCeentenoaa, s* ' ----- tobttyler, shall t> - aCeentenoaa, s* tobttyler, shall t> Fenitenuar. tobttyler, shall t> Fenitenuar. hlsSSwaApersons tor • Blafiirtber agreedby hlsSSwaApersons tor • Blafiirtber agreedby it tm toe prevaienoe l Blafiirtber agreedby it tm toe prevaienoe totalor partia l deetruoU it tm toe prevaienoe totalor partia l deetruoU by nre,or tbe eleaMota, to totalor partia l deetruoU by nre,or tbe eleaMota, to lospectora ot laid“ by nre,or tbe eleaMota, lospectora ot laid“ neoesssry, for any lospectora ot laid“ neoesssry, for any m P b W - hereof the party ot tea ' Mpertntoame* ' party ' Mpertntoame* ' - sadktt HERE YOU ASE! —CIGARS—- * . » by the oa*e, tooetoiid, box erwn*. —TOBACCO—. by tbe ounce, pound, pnttorton., , . ■ —IfEALERS—' ' re?' invited te coll nnd get wholesale pnoee. —OONSUMERS- tnvtted so coll and get prices, —WINES AND LIQUORS—' all grade*tor medioal and family use. —MINERAL WATER— - ot aU kindS at * 0, # Shilton Ilia e k , , . Wee* «aft, W A T K IN S , ' ^ W A T K IN S , ...UMyl yKAMK tffiA ^ PtJNlrtiieir. W .H .S H E P A R D I Q 7 E L T T I E 0 I H a v a n a , Ite w v«»Flk« KAMaraoremnne* PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, ROAD SCRAPERS. G EN ER AL J O B W ORK A S PE C IA LTY. a n ffi a w s S b s rs . ' s r ifS s a n ffi a w s S b s rs . ' s r ifS s paredto aooommodato all wbomny tavor uswlttk Uelrpattonasre - Uelrpattonasre - ., di m FLOWS — arewellknewnandreoataimendtbeatoelTeawMr. petto toe Sea*. W* wouldoaH epedaiatttok-. arewellknewnandreoataimendtbeatoelTeawMr. ever petto toe Sea*. W* wouldoaH epedaiatttok-. Uoutoouraew petto Uoutoouraew T H IL L/ C U L T IV AT O K . . ffhla mititoient never fails to giTe aatiBtacttoa ' : '~ ’»er,vre gtre nepOnglbiegiTe partiae tbe mititoient never fails to aatiBtacttoa ' : '~ ’»er,vre gtre nepOnglbie partiae tbe ■toorougb trtoL ’»er,vre gtre nepOnglbie ■toorougb trtoL HNrre.iato awst ‘ W A lV X E i a W A lV X E i a to oanvaas for toe saie ot Nursmry ssaek, SALARY mad RXPFMSltaor COMiil#- to oanvaas for toe saie ot Nursmry ssaek, Q» SALARY mad RXPFMSltaor COMiil#- flOff. Steady employment, Apply at once-\ Q» SALARY mad RXPFMSltaor COMiil#- flOff. Steady employment, Apply at once-\ ttatlng Rgf, Steady ttatlng Rgf, ’ . , 14w8-ROCSttoR ltB, w. Y. u S K Z S R S fd S S S ; 2 6 c i ^ fi j a s s w s w t e • w . e .. a r ,x x e . - ,x . HAVANA,. - fo h u y l., C<A, N. V- . .. a m t i t o t W anua . wewmpay sb* Mgtiew maricetj . .OH0S.K. WA9UK visored aehoy iw l . .OH0S.K. WA9UK visored aehoy iw road y«ar taodent. taodent. .a* napor- FLNE : JOB : PKIBTTNG ,' stop*a s 'H atotouaui m a t a a ^ M h 1 tto h p tto e '. tn a y bands, abd .riUKtiKme: 1 tto h p tto e '. tn a y bands, abd .riUKtiKme: CoU>* t W * < N*t»ce. ' ’ w t tor tbe asttoo- j s s s . t r * - t f j a t i at Havana, tar shat .riUKtiKme: * M Saturday m Iromto’clock .riUKtiKme: * M Saturday m Iromto’clock a .riUKtiKme: a HaWUOSkN.Y., shat eaeni bK,ooBattto. I j S a W 1* * ... • '^ 4 i 4 e ' ' T rr T O X b catnarliie, 8Cburler irmos ■ ■toorougb trtoL HNrre.iato J . B . N e lli s &C o . , 14w8-ROCSttoR
