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-SSvySf: MM •A* HtftiMili ittfH •MM STIL^ 4»0f H3BB GAEL; We still hate occasion earnestly and urgency* to eoiicii oar friends whaar% owingufrelffcer for the Iacls* pendent, or for advertising or fob work, to cali tad settle tae-r bills at the esafiiesst jpoisJble icoEtent. Waile many nave responded nobly to* our re^aset» a far greater number 4&a -apparently unmindfal oj their debts and our aeeifo These debts are mostly ia email sums, which it could not greatly ineonrenience any one id tolerably comfortable circumstances to pay, and every cent of which we oaght to have to mafee ap the $600 we are about to spend on oar paper. This we intend to enlarge the Grst of November, which i& very aoon ; but we must have our new type much earlier In order t a be ready. We can bat hope that after this statement of our neqessifcies, our friends will come forward immediately, and not wait for a still more urgent invitation » 'JUDGE FOSfEE WILL SBEJtK. ~ A Visit to Our \Academy. We made a visit to.our academy the-other day, which, though at a t'me perhaps somewhat unfavorable for seeing much of the school, pleased us well. We listened to two recitations; the first, that of a large class in algebra, conducted by Mrs. Goon. The pupils had made just that advancement in the science which always makes algebra'nonsense and the good of formulas a puzzle; but they appeared to have learned their lessons well, and though walking by faith rather than by sight, to be going firmly and niaking good progress. It was evident that they had in the'r teacher a wise and experienced leader. The second was a still' larger class in spelling,, conducted by Miss Martin; and it waB pleasant to see EO many giving attention to that elementary study which is so important and so seldom mastered in a lifetime. Of course there was no going to \the head,\ but the words were all written by each one of the papils, after which they rose by turns in their places and read them, |3ach was making a spelling book for himself, wherein were recorded his blunders with corrections and hia accuracies, which, if he keepi, it will sometime be pleasant to look over. We accidentally canght sight/ df one or two of those pages, so fair aud eie|iu as to be greatly to, the credit- of their owners. Mies Martin managed her cla*? well, e^d seems to under- stand her work. If one is at. a loss how 'q eperid an aiternaoo or morning profitably and pleasantly, we suggest to him or her, v-lr t the Fchools. Or, if one is not at a less, but has much to do and would like to get awa-y 'com !??ork for a little rest, or if one is'.oc-kbg for E<JU:3 gor] tcdo, JQj wes*Ul say visit the schools. Of eostac tba {j pleasore and profit received depends vory much 1. , upon the iadvvi&iul. Some persons mrpbt Had Judge Foster will speak at Empire Hall, Thursday evening, Oct. 3, at 7 o'clock, In be- half of the Liberal cause; Let there be a grand rally of the Mends of good government'. Br OKMSR OF COMSHXTEE; Auction Sale. The undersigned will sell at public auction on her farm, near Matty's GoruerSj about two miles south of Golosse, in the town of Mexicd, on Tbursday, Oct. 10,1872, at 10 o'clock a. m.» the following property: 9 cows, 2 yearling heifere, I yearling ox, 1 calf r 1 horse, 1 four year old colt, 1 three year old colt, 1 one year old colt, 2 fat hogs, 3 small hogs, 1 lumber wagon, 1 milk wagon, 2 plows, 1 cultivator, 1 drag, 1 horse rake, and other farming implement*. Aleo a quantity of hay, straw, oats, peasj-eo» n, cornstalks and potatoes. I also offer my farm for sale oa easy terms. The fa m contains 76 acres, with an orchard ami good buildings. A creek passes, through the f?\m. JOSEPHENE HDMBERT. Golosse, Sept. 25,1S72. The Midland Telegraph. Whi'e the increased conveniences afforded by the COT pletioa of a great part of the Midland Railway between the. Metropolis and Oswego are already felt and appreciated by the travel- ing public, there is yet another benefit incident to the construction of the line which Is already assuming an equal importance to residents of the state in general and that is the addition of of over four hundred and fifty miles of tele* praph to the network of wire stretching over %e State. This embraces the main line between New York and Oswego, with the following branches : Utica to Smith's Valley, Rome to Clinton, Norwich to Cortland, Sidney Plains to New Berlin, Walton to Delhi, Ellenville. to Phillipsport, and Monticeilo to Fallsbarg, a The Republican Considering the rain, which fell in torrents in the early part of the evening, there was a fine audience at Empire Hall, in this village, on Wednesday htght. Rev. B, Holmes was called to the chair, and A> F* Kellogg, Esq.? made Secretary. The meeting was addressed by J. R. \Van Wormer and lion D. G, Fort, of Oswego, and enlivened with some fine singing by the Mexico Glee Club. Mr. Fort is a favorite speaker with the citizens of Mexico, and his remarks were characterized by his usual candor, earnestness and force of reasoning. At the close three rousing Cheers were given for Grant and Wilson. Espnbliean Mass mreting. The Republican Ma*a Meeting o.t UH Friday afternoon and evening ia said to have been ODC of the grandest affairs ever witnessed n Oswego In .the afternoon the Riak, wnioh will seat 3,. 000 people, wai fillc I to excess, standing room window seats etc toing occupied ; but in the evening the attendance was fa- greater. Every foot of standing room was filled and men even climbed upon the braces of the roof. R ia es- timated that there were over 7,000 people in* and around the building, While those within were listening to the eloquent Douglaeg, those without Were addressed by Congressmen Lad- sins and Judge Kennedy. Republican Mexico was Weil represented G.G. French Esq, had the honor of be'ng made Chairman of the meeting in the evening, and L. H. Goakiing, W. J, Menter,T, W. Skinner, S. A. Taller,\ had place among the Vice Presidents of the aiteicoon, B. E. Bowen, AlmeroaiThomas, Dr. Bradbury M. D. Richardaoh, Win. Hall, held the same office at the evening gathering. Also the Mexico Glee Club had part in the exercise and added to the intereat of the occasion-.^ 11 working in connection with the main line, and' including upward of seventy offices. Beside the efficient service rendered the Company fay these lines, they already pay interest on their cost and are a great increase in public accom- modation,—./V F Commercial Advertiser. Literary Notices. THE LADY'S FiRiESx>~for October.--. A very beautiful and spirited engraving, \The Wishing Well,\ leads off the attractions <jt this number The second engraving* \On the Summit of the Jungfrau,\ pictures a lofty distinction attained by a trio of tourists. The Fashion Illustrations are as elegant as the la- dies could desire. There are some lively sketches and good poems' mingled with the serials, forming the best entertainment to be found in the way of light literature. The Work Table and Pattern Department and the Editorials are also well attended to. Price, $2.00 a year. Published by Deacon & Peterson* Philadelphia. ARTHUR'S LADY'S HOME MAGAZINE for Oc\ tober, and THE CHILDREN'S HOUR for October — have been received. Both have been so often commended in our columns that we can hardly mj anything about them that is new. For the she year 1873 erety su£=e.riper for cUacr of taese valuable magazines will receive a rare nd costly engraving entitled \The Christian .;«.\ Beth periodicals are pub*l-b.ed by Arthur & Son; Philadelphia. Tfc NCBSEIIY -for October is just us good da ever, and just as attractive tothe little ones, it la full of boauiiittl pictures and little stories .... , t . . aid poems, admirabiv adapted to the class of to recita-Uoes, of wiuos perhaps thc-y know rea(Serg mj m iQleaaefi t0 ia g traot &nd little; oat af^er all, the lienor c.d come of I nU .,. Wf . wi<sh PV(ttJ iiule bo? aad girl Locals in Brief, •We call the attention of adver isu*. to the fact of our increased circalaLion. —A patent on a box machine has been grant ed to T. KingsfOrd, OsWego* -^G. H, Goodwin has Our thanks for a copy of the Annual Report of the Audftor of the Canal Department. -^•Has it beuome etiquei.te for a young gen - ileman when he goes to take a lady riding, to whistle for her to come out ? —f. W. Skinner has greatly improved his fine residence by adding another story to the wing of his house. * —The horse stolen from H. H. Bnshnell on the 21st ult. was found loose in the streets of Adams on the following Tuesday. —The dedication of the Baptist Church in the village of Adams will take place on Wed ncsday the 9tb ihst. —L.D.Smith,E?q., has recently repainted and otherwise improved his ple?sant residence on Church sfc ~Rev. L. Mu7-,y, of tbis village, prescbed in the First Baptifct Ghurcb, Oswego, on Sau- day last, mora'ag and evening. -The ticket agent at ont :c? it a great bore, and taerefore receive little benefit to themselves to bis for an hoar listening \ pl«u°v \\c wisa every the esbolsn would feel t!:at the visitors were.'. cx)aid . httVd lim PabliBaed by John L. Shores' i>G BromletdSt., Boston. Tlie Balloon Descent. interested ia the!r work and the prosperity of the school, end be, eacouiugeu eihd inspi n ed. They need such help, foi ccrcjience s*Ml not always stand visibly,, and speak audibly over one's shoulder ; work will Sag rtjraugit weaii-1 ^, g ^ Nellie Thuretea wlso went \up in a Ml- ness and dlsocuragemeut, ?nd it h -«i!-7a.yati 0 oa'» i-oa the Falton Pdft}'had a dangerous cheering to know tbat our friends ere cartegj u j b . ;en t } in-ihs tosn of Volaey, about three how we get along, and that wse- have their Smilos from the point of ascension, She had b^en up about bait an Lour, when a rising sympathy. Every experienced, teacher will remember how much moie enthusiasm he felt, and how much easier it was to do well when the whole community were awake to the in- terests oi his school, than when no one seemed to caie, no one came ia, none gave Mm a sympathizing and' epcoa>-aging word. In such matters, ai well as in physics, the old. law of the equality of action aod reaction holds good —the indifference or interest of parents and others acts opon the pupils, they act upon the teacher, the teacher again upon them, and the influence sent comes back to be exerted upon the tenders; So the enthusiastic patron can move the dead instructor, FO the enthusiastic inttractor can move the inert patron, though In the latter esse it is vastly harder. For if the teacher is at all St for his positidc, bis own inolinations and Burrounding circumstances act with the goed influence he receives, while . it is doubtful whether there are not a thousand conflicJiQg forces at work upon the parent; so that the presiding gen'us of the school must have a force of Character and an enthusiasm far more than ordinary, pud more than can be demanded effectually,«to mo?e so many puder circumstances so di:advantageous. wicd admon'siied her to come down. This she did in a gale which swayed the balloon tremendonfe'ly. She kt go ah anchor which caught in a gtone wall, but the rope broke as if it were a piece of cotton thread. The bal- loon then caught in a tree about fifty feet from the ground and the car remained in the branches nearly an hour, when it was discov ered by a man who came to the aid of the lady He got a ladder and climbed into the tree,after which he tied a rope around Miss Thurston and lowered her to the ground. She was pretty badly scratched and otherwise 1 injured* bat not seriously. Other help soon came up, when the balloon was got safely to Fulton at 0 o'clock the same night. ~ Osw Palladium. tieaetB for. the ouo o'clock U-aln to O-swc-go oa Friday. Mesico mast have been well represen- ted at the great Republican Mass Meeting, •—-Isii true, as taought f>y soar-e, th«tt on-- handrcd and sixty-five JaO'.sM rrc buried h the-mound, a.little east of Df3vvattf^• Eaer-'' 0 ' Perhaps \Brews\ sun ^row some lisht - Grace CMrch, The Winter Schedule of Services at the Episcopal Church, in this village, (beginning with the First Sunday in October) is as follows: SONDATS. Morning, Prayer and Salmon at 11 o'clock, Evening, .«' f* 7 \ Sunday School at 12.J O'clock. FRrpATd,—-Evening Prayer at 7 O'clock. SA'Nrs-DATS.-^Morning Prayer at 10 o'clock. - . • . . ' . •»•»— . • \•••• r~ A Oreeley and JBrown Pole Will be raised i« tba Park ia f^oiifc o( Park Hotel, in this-viliage, on Thursday, October 2d, at 3 o'clofk p. m. AH interested in the good cause arO\ invited to be preaoct'. By Order oi Committee; w . •\•I \ »-»»'.• * ••»• «•••* XheUow Postage Rates. Several notices of the reduction' in postage have atrepiy appeared, but the following is clearer and more Compie'e than any: Under the new law the postage on trancient newspa- pers, magp55incs, pamphlef'5, etc., is ja«t half what it was under the old l:iw—that is, such matter can how be eent in parcels not weigh- ing over twelve ounce?, at one cent for each two ounces. A one cent stamp will therefore carry any magazine or package of newppapers which does not weigh more than two ounces. Book postage under the new code is two cents: for each two ounces or fraction thereof. Book manuscripts and proof sheets go at one cent for each two ounces of fraction there of, but this only between author and publisher, pud man* uscript for publication in newspapers and mag- azines must be psid for at letter rates, which remain n heretofore. Nothing weighing more than four pounds exedpt Congressional docu- ments, will be received into the mail, Packages of dry goods, haidware, drugs, (except liquid drugs), and other merchandise, not exceeding twelve ounces in weight, can how be mailed to any part of fhe United States' at a charge of two cents for each two ounces' or fraction of two ounces. A pair of boots, if neither boot weighs more then the specified twelve ounces, may be w apped up in two sepa- die parcels and sent acrors the continen for twenty-four cent 1 ?, whereas the transporta- tion of goods of -this deniption by exprers Wofild cost almost more money than they are worth- The rates of commission charg' I for money orders have been reduced as follows : Orders from 81 to $10, 6 cfenH ; on orders not exceed- ing $20,10 cents; over;$20 and not exceeding $30, 15 cents f over $30 and-not esce-ding $40, 20 cents ; over i 40 and n*t. exceeding $50, 25 cents. PAY rjF.^-The undersigned having closed tis business in Mexico, has left his accounts for settlement with Squire Cole. Ptet\5e call and Eettle without delay. J. J. Bo^ax. CHRIST CHURCH (Univer6alist).--Regul?r sjrvices every Sunday at o'clock p. m. All *>.-e invited. Seats free. James Vincent, Pastor •List oi Letters Remaining, in Mexico P. O., uncalled for Sept.^30, 1372: Miss Laura Aird; MIPS Olive Bi t '?ie; George Mfowu; Mho A. GciiiipLeii; Mi^S Auuie iioka«?b; Mr. George Leroyj V. B, iillier; Asa W. Pooltr ; Mta. H iiii:wtcd ; if ; ss Susan A. Sawp^n; Mi:s-A.ty Vv'ilo?; Snlomon Walt?nB. r.ople e&II:i.'i l-ji the :fue?e let .erf, m'L s.iy t'V.v -~ iilv<n : ]sii, ,'.ntlglv? tj- date. ' ' L.F.A;.V\!U3 MEXICO MARKET. COEEKCTSD WHK1T. ThefolloRiBg tre the prices paid tor farmer's pto dace, &c., in tliis ; market t FIour.CretftiiyspriBg,, *f 60 red $9 50 white, «10 75 M08l,perowt(retail)........,,..,......, ...140 VvrU J t , ,»,»,. ,» , i,in,» ••• « * a ••• • miff* ••*»•••* **•» TO ' u»io..•»». ••».,,.,».,. *«*«» ( t •>••»**'• **•••• ••••35.40 »utter »i •-•••.•••••*„•••••« »^,, i*»» •••••• »••••• 20 25 LooseBuiter... ^.....*.—...,.,...,......*18a20 Etfgs perdoi............ .........,...i.,... ........22 Seof, rerlb..................................... 616 Beef, per owt.....,..,...,.,,.,.--.......... $06 Q7 Mutton, per ewl. ... ...... .................$8.00 Pork per. Biitidrea . r *.......„..«. <,.«.. ........$C 50 Pork, perbartel(*etan; ,. ,..i„................*14 Applos.dried,per lb 3.Amitox.n..,.,i.. il LiveFouUryper lb..,. „. 4 ......j,...,«.,» 0810 • • ••*••••••« *.• itiMtitiniittii * • « •••••« * * «•• •>*•,« i ' •'**••• «'f.a «V ••••••«•••• J.2 • ••••••*»»4•• •••••••••««*X2 »• 3k•»• M . * • •• •*•••• • o(U-l .12 »#••*. t»4«*% M ORiaAGE SALE.—rafaillt ba<3 bdenmacle ia the payment of the sum of $2,3«1.24,lwhi61iiso)aim< i d to be due at the date of this ndti—>, OQ a '•effatn mort^ gage bearing date tbe twentieth dayjOf; MarcU, 1866, .'aecuted by Willara Miller and OordeHa S.° Miller, his w'fe, and Jacob Larrabee, of the towaor Parish, County of Osw .o fid Stato of New York, tjo Katbarina M. r ndfo¥d,o£ HerKimor County, N.Y.,attd i'ordoain the C wogo Conhty Clerk's office ia bbolc 71 of mort- gages, at r se277., on 'he 3Ut day of Jfay,1866, at 9 o'clock a. m. Now, therefore, notice is hereby siren, that, in pursuance of a power of sale contained In said mortgage, an* of the statute in Buchuc?\e made and provided,the premis • d-^cribedin and • 7rered b*saia mortg ge,tp wit: - \All that piece or parcel of lend Situate fn the town of Parish, Connty of Oswego and Stahol New York, known 'nddistinia - hed•<• beingsmalllotnumberY67) fllty^seven, m tpwr-hip number (53) »tweuty-thre» of Sciiba's patent, and conto'i'ug one hunii'ed andforty- flvo acrea and tbree-fourthi of ri acre of hnd. more or loss, be'og the same parcel of land which ti\oree P - ! ih con v-.cted to John M, Sb?,ver the 18th d** 1 of April. 1836. . * ' * - »«A.BO all that parcel of land Bitua! 3 in the town of Parish, r mnty of Oswego rnd State of New York, and being pa of small lots numbers 63 rid 64'n township No,?3 of oriba's patent, and containing about iour and ah 'f acres of land, and known aa, M'Her «6Iawa- b a'B Mill Lot.\ Win be sold at pi*l«fe auction at the law office of L. D. Smith,\ < tho visage of Mexico, in raid < -junty, on the 2?th day of t jeaiber, 1872, ay 10 o'clock in the foren oh, and the said moitgagebs thoreby then and there for\Mosed.—D»ted October 2d, 1872. FATHAR1NE M. Si \DFOPt ), Mortgagee, L Di Si.in, Att'y, Mexico,N.Y. .; Worth Knowing. Tho place to boy anything ia N O .CETOCR'< JITOrsi.-r.to puriBuajice of an order of Timothy W. S' 'nner, Surrogate of OswegoCounty, notice is hereby given toall'perBor* haying olainu asa'nst Wpity Heirinston, late of the^town of Ton- 1 stan''a, 'a said Dunty, deceaedj, to present their accounts, with the touchers thereoi, to John Warren, at his r sidencein AmboyjOaweta cdunty, N. Y.,on or before the 5th day of Apr' - , 1873, or they will lose 'he benefit of the statute in such case made .hd pro* Tided,-Da >d October 2, 1872. JOHN WARREN, Executor. A S TATE OF NEW Y0RK.-5DPR' -w* GOtJRT.-Cow it OFC^WBGO. John Douglass r gainst James Austin, S.' Holhs'^r Stacy, Charles Adams and Fiank H. Bfown. To the alove defendehti: You are hereby flnmmoned to answer the complaint of John Douglass, plaintiff, a copy of which will be filed in the O-wcfo County Clerk's efflce, and to serve a copy of your antwer on the sub* scriber at my ofSce, in the city of Oswego, N. t. .'with- in twenty d>ys after the sei rice of thijfc. summons, ex- clusive of the day of service, or the pWifatiff will apply to the Cou*t for the relief demanded in the oompla'it. J. A, HATHWAY,Plaintiff's Ait'orn«y, Oswego City, N.Y. lae omplaint in the aboye entitled cause was filed in the Oswego Ccanty Clerk's office, on the 26th day of September, 1872. • . . '• • J. A. HATHWAY,Pl'ff»s Att'y.* OTATE OF NEW YORK • on i ho will be ssen, our paper bicomes tbia week tbe organ of the deal-mates of this State, adding already about two hundred to oar subscription list, with a prospect of many more. The Independent will therefore be no longer a local paper merely, but circulate in all parts of the State and beyond ; and while we shall not neglect or- home interests, we ihall endeavor to make it readable to all into whose hands it rimy fal', Mr, Rider, who edits the Mate department, iswell known among his class, is thoroughly educated and capable, and we think One better adapted to the work he has undertaken, or one more acceptable to those whose interests he is trying to promote, could-hardly be foiind. Our old subscribers will be interest'd,. we doubt ttot, in all that pertains to this cl-ss of oar fellow-beings, who so richly deserve our sya> pathy; and the latter, we trust, will find in other of our eolomns tb?n tho?^ devoted to them something to ?npt..'j?t'i>id fo pl-a?^. We hope therefore that 'h's new furangcraenl: wi-U T/ KH YOUR CHOIOB.—YOU can get the follow- ing pieces of new Music by sending 30 Cents to j. L. Peters, 599 Broadway, New York, for October number of Peters' Musical Monthly j or the pieces may be had in sheet-form, (printed from the same plates) at the pricei annexed :— Dead but nol Forgotten. Song aod Chorus, 40 G^. F.vepteU. onganc< Cho .\3 H.P. DarTr*. SO \ Oh 1 give me a Hbice'a the ' ixth, S'g & Cbo. 40 \ The For.u .a Tel'er. I'-etfor-Son.pnd AHo 60 « p.lo la Patri r» 0. From t^yden. H. P. Banks, 25 tl Hat.ie's Weltz -. O. H. Fn^el. 35 \ CnB-'io'-iM chera............iug. Pacher. 35 \ V- y fiiossott? •. Beverie.. .^....... Ch. Kinkel. 40 <• Praise of Women. Polka Masai-ka; Fouv hand3 35 \ Mr. Peters will send, pos'paid,\ five back numbers, Febraary to Jane, containing oyer $20 worth of music, on receipt of $1 ; or the four last numbers* July, August, Septenv b r, and October', for the same sum. Address, J, L. PETERS, Music Publisher, 699 Broedway,New York. CAGE'S Poiti-xdAX. CHAKT FOR 1872.—-We have received from the publisheus, 0. D. Case & Co., of Hartford, Conn,, Case's Political Ch»»:t for 1872. It gives the complete vote for President in each state for the past fifty years, that of 1821 leingthe most remote. It aleo gives Presidential majorities in 1868. The vote at the latest state elections,. State and Territorial Governments for ' 1872. Population of each state from 1790 to 187/0. Comparative view of the states and 'erri'.orie?. Leading prodaa- tw.f ot -.'.^i lealtoro ia each state and territo- It subject. —Prof. Sheldon, Priaclpdl o: the Ocwugo State Normal School, has been preaenied with an elegant chromo—Glaciers ia Swifzedand—• valaed at $5^, by one of tho -'i»sses.-«.(33tt; Press. ~Anaoagthec.2iebriiieu at thu Eepubllc»n Atats Meeting, in Oswego, last w.oek was iLo veritable Eeub. ilico wish hit* popcorn basket, and he did a intiviag business. Reob- has an ey J to the main (.haace. —the Rev. Henry R. Waits, Mrmetly of Union Squate, Oswego county, who nag been preaching at the American chapel, Paris, is to take charge of the American Union Church, Rome, Italy, in October nest. —-The Paiif at Falton is repotted to have. been a great success. As the weather diet not permit a balloon ateension on Wednesday, the day appointed.it was postponed until Tharsddy when it was made successfully. The total re ceipts were about $4,000. -r-See^what aninflaence.we have! Since We called attention to th^o worth of Mexico girls they have been picked up pretty fast. One went the other day to the far-off State of Texas, and iaow another iB going to Minnesota. Girls, keep on our side and we'll do more for you. * —•Benjamin West brought us two Poach Blow potatoes last Week weighing oue pound each, and they were as nice looking as they were large. Perhaps it is Well to state that Benjamin West is from Parish, so also are his potatoes. —Mr. John Parsons leavoa to-3ay (Tuesday), for Freeport Ills, which he intends to make hU residence. He hag been a citizen of this towa for the last forty yeafs, and we regret to lo3e from our mlidst one who has been so long among us, and who is so universally respeotei. May he enjoy his new home. —Daniel White, of Parish, was in towa lai-t .week, and wa8 considerably \dressed up.\ He had on a vest brought from England over thirty years ago, which he has worn on Sun- days and holidays ever since. The vest is still in good condition. He is not a little proud of it, and hag good reason' to be E'), for it \sets Daniel off to good advantage. Gvi«o TO C>; '•'-i'.-sri—The Ecv f J F Jc^elf of the first Mcthodifct Church of this city has pocc-pted; the ca.ll Uvm \he Howard Street Church of San 'Frs-'ci a eo, and will leave for his ne* OeM of Isy^v -too fl-st weoSlso October. The mem\ ivs i-t hh dhw$. excecdm-iy ,o l-Lc Mm. ?•) tbis city regiet ^ \.j h/a kindness aQl stsrling worth b<»-><5 cnda.iivd .hira'Sylt to al' of im cuSTTariiioai?' 1 t'if cast '.c church in th'a olt- ia an yet n iknow.'.r ;(•]•: ?•:: -it;, the not eend.a min who ir. ?•> tfn^ 7,1! 1 PO cffcstue'ly catwiuc hiuis. of the metobars UJ hac im Ticv Osw Palladium. w; <* win i-i O02f?-JDGO CgOr : <; E'PRCO ff time a the heart. Jewell.—- SOPREME COURT.^-Coinfi'r OF OSWBGO.\ ; Eliz?, Carlton j ejaicst Fl\ iiC. Hat i, Martin P.Carl- ton, Mauha Orltoni/Bray in Durfeev roTiha Durfee, Anna *\ xltan,-Harmon C rl(on,Ahn J#£>heWbh, James Sheldon,G orgeWVCailoa,LoJenzoS rlton,Elizabeth Carl*oh, Farry p:ngdoj and WillitTii S'ngioh. To the above defendants: You are hereby summoned to°a»?wer Ihe complaint of £ Mx C\rltoh plaintiff, a copy of which w\l be filed in the t wc*o connty Clerk's office at Oawegp, and to se^vea copy ot your answer on tUpstfb: Tiber, * .my bfSce, ihtheeity of Odwego. N. Y.,wi h'n twenty days after the service of ttiis auisiQons, c^cl!\>iye of the (\ay ofsetfice, or tho ,,•-•-• ^ *,\ oppiv '{j *be COP.I . for +5 ie relief deisjnded in the •ymplaint. J. A. EIA1 IWAY,Pl? ; .ifia's At* ,ey, 6:w§goCity,N. Y, s ae c^-uplaiBt in the above entu'ri rause, was filed »tbo Oawogo Couuty Clerk's otaoe on the Mth day of ptomber, 1872,at OSwc-o Gity, Ni Y. / ' Oawego GityN. Y. 3. A. •HATRW.\.Y 'a A^orney, 39-7w OR GLOTHIKa, STONE, EOBINSOH & $6% MEXICO, N.Y:, Where you will find a good assortment of Press Goods, Shawls, Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, fcc, AT LOW PEICE3. We h«ive a large «tock o! CLOTHS which we bought several monthr ago, and woolens having advanced largely, we oan now sell them at very nearly wholesale pricee. We bave also jaet received a large invoice of Cassimeres, Tricots, Coatings and Beavers,which we propose to sell at prioes that will compare favorably with any other bouse in the county. Clothing made to order, of the latest style, and warranted to fit. A good as- sortment of Gents' Furmshimg Goods, and Beady Hade Clothing Constantly on hand. We have a quantity of Men's and Boy's boots, which we are closing oat to make room for other goods. Call and examine -before purchasing elsewhere. Mexico, Sept. 9,1872. A ccents Wanted for the GEEATINDUSTRIES OF THL UNITED STATES. 1300 Pagtt and SCO Xh- gravingv Warm* BT2Q Rumor AUTHORS. . ' This work 1* a complete hiitory of alt branches of industry, prdeeweg of manufacture, etc., in all age3. It is a complete encyclopedia of arts and manufactures, and is the most entertaining and valuable work of in- formation on subject\? of general interest ever offered to the public. It is ottered at the low price of »3.60, and is the cheapest book ever cold by subscription. Our terms are liberal.. One of our agents sold 138 copies in eight days, another sold 363 in tiro weeks. Our agent in Hartford sold 897 in one week. Specimens of tne work sent to agents on receipt of stamp. For. circulars and terms to agent i address the publishers. Sample copies of this book sent to any address on receipt of price. J. B. BURR 4 HYDE, Publishers, Hartford, Conn., Chicago, 111., Cincinnati, Ohio 88-6w Chang* i if What does not chanwtbat^temporal. Thesut«ertb«r having bouglit the Furniture business Of D. Lester A Sons, andhaving added largely io hfi '-,• Now offers for sale at the lowest •'*> very variety of ,.'>pjt.; n 'lie Attention Oswego County Savings Bank (Opposite the Fitzbagh Bouse,) Cor. East Bridge Sf first Sts., Oswego, JV. Y SIX PER GENT. INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS. FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX. PAYABLE SEMI-AN- NUAtLY, JANUARY AND JULY. AS PAGE, President. AH FAILING,Secretary, , J. B. LATHRQP, Treasurer. Feaclies. Peacties- Peaches of all kinds, and at reasonable prioes, at • TEMPLE & TILTON'S, Q33 Mexico. ORTGAGE SALE --Whereas, default has been made , in the payment of the money secured by mortgage dated November 11,1867, executed by Eliza R. Hum- mel, of the town of Albion, county of Oswego and State of New York, to John-Batea, of the town, couuty and state aforetnentiohed, which mortgago with the power of sale contained therein, was recorded in Oswego County Clerk's office the 29th day of December, 1868, at 10 o'clock a. m.,in Liber 81, at page460, and whereas the said mortgage has been duly sold and assigned to Timothy W. Skinner, who is now the lawful owner and hoitierthereof, and whereas the amount claimed to be due upohsaid mortgage at the tfme of the first public*- tion of this notice is the sum of $242.60, and which is the whole amonntcHimed to be unpaid on \said mort- gage, and no proceedings have been had at law to re- -cover the same or any part thereofe Now, therefore I notice is hereby given that by virtue of the power of Isaie contained ia said mortgage, and duly recorded as \ aforesaid, and in pursuance of the statute in such case HJttt Gomsionly kept in a ttrst-claBS ^m^mzi$m^»^ cts Bracket to the richest Bedroom BUits oi Pirio* aefeV Also ';; •;.,\. ';•'\?';\ eoiriiis Am QMSA -t Of every description to suit every taste.orclratfii of liie, and havlngatted up a first-class beanw\~aad '•* to the ** &xp * rimct) ******* ''# r '^9&$i»f-*fo Hoping to Jwabietojpleaseinever^in«|aiDMj»; \-l , _ QoodseasoneS, Sas^^^dfeifefc^ liutliumber takeii ''-$&,*&kj&&${^^- goods, if cMiv«^ivW^;.i^^^|i: are bought. Ifoporatai^^^asH, Mexico, Oct. 27th, 18?l ^^; \>'.;> SS^° Chairs iiew^ateawitoftme at Ballard's Furnitare Stor^*^- U MM Farmers of Mexico and surrotindiiig cotmtrj hi respectful} j invited to th$ follow- BEASONS WHY tliey should patronize the DiN'T Go barefooted any longer, but call at Wad's worth's and get a pair Ot~i4jo£e new Boots which he ia selling so cheap. 3 s-^3w ii,i** t.^,». i ^ «» .»?• irora tne Umte-J States Census of 18f0. be accept :ble to both ciar-ea. and Are confident . . . \... : %......\ \ . *. \. ^Jx 4 .i -„ , ' ' 1 * J \ |1 - 8 trosr.'re ty the politician, f^raishlne him that with the improvement soon to bs jasde,,u, n , na ... .,„ f . e .. o „ K ' . ' | ... „ » * ,* , .. 'at once with statistics which in its absence and the others we expect to aid from trtne to' . «* WiK -\ e t?sne, that we ti/:»H' L* i'o.e to n-i%e ibe Independent a• joura*?' wor«'iy ol the ;)f.ra3al of ^^,New Dress Goo^s at BeckerV all classes of o\ 5, resets. eabsoribers. we send ,£fee.ti vp. Trt oar uew I would cost him mash time and labor to gethar, I \rd not only will the politician prize it,fiat tv-e ? sasn pi-o fludiee. tho fa!?.«3r.y of car connt**-j w;M &id i*'exceedfngly convenient es a Fpforenee. e editor of the Cab^iaia 11 jraii ssj? . , , , . , ^i.Poots and. shoes for all sizes and con thai for Several d*v« h« \w ocen trying to•> ,.... . . , ..,, t ^ •, . I. - .\ • •. u v . • ' dJ + ?ops ot meD, women and children, at Wads- have the ague and fever. »r it has been > ying. ,., „ . -, , „ ,, ,. ' , „_ „ to have toL Theiato situ \to u. ^Jtuet. wortb *• K **™ Block-Bard's old stand. 38-3 oar liiend Waltei. ,Ha Lx; bat ;^ £ t re-c-trcsd ' ~ ' ^****^~\t ~^~~ . Iromafever froa w-bicb. h^ had sufieet 1 for a ' l HAf Uni?.iS—Of Mexico, who says that he Song time, and new to I: r/.'^cted wi'^. focther weconslder jpwoq-lisrlj 'Mifortonate. He has oar Bympatbj. lei* Sf^e place to Wfc&WOft&'s, OU\f prays every night, tha tho Ootober elections oi Indiana, Pennsylvania and Ohio, may bp in favor of (Jreeley, is reminded that the pray? Orcicrics is. ati ereoft ^ ewioke4&ire,Jofcavam5 S' 3S-3 4 AVOTBEB Crr;z;u. THE Ttpo~a neat rnoathiy magazine devot- ed to the interests ot thp printer, roaches m re&uTaly and is always welcome. We com. mend it to-'the craft.\ Terms $1.00 per PO,. r.a*a. Pnbi : °bcu wy J •& F B (iatrcM., aycAcv i N. Yo ___ . a shuwi, pvfoout and yisn JOI, -shich c.\'u \on had hy appljiug tc thw uiuierpigned, juov'og property scd paying ior tbis a^rerS'isccnont. Wv. J. X-F:.,F..!, M,'r: v . l>;t. 1st, 1ST I. Farm for Sale. About one-half mile east of Mexico village, N. Y, containing about 40 acres oi choice land,, with good building.*, orchard, wood lot and. water. i'rice 1 1,WQ. A^ply to IOAAC TCRKET, Pulaski St., Mexico, N. Y Ang. 26, 1872, .. -.--\»<. ^ -i . - - ^,The Twelfth sotni-annual meeting oi the Hopcoepatbic Medical Society of O asvego county will be held at the office of Dr. Rundeell, in this ViUage, to day (Tuesday). Notice. the Superintendents ot the Poor will meet at the Empire House, in tho village of Mex co, October 22j 23 and 24, to audit accounts of Oversyei.3 of the Poor for services and dis bureemchts to County Poor. Also accounts between townt. H. SCBU SURE, O. WltTSIE, Saperintendents of the Poor. Dated Mexico, Sept. 23,18»2. How to go West. This ia an enquiry which every oaethonld have truthfully answeied before he st.,:ta on Lis journey, and a little eaio taken in osaDa'ina tion of Routes will iu many ca^es save much trouble^ time and mou^y. The \C B. & Q. RE .\running from Chicago through GaUsburg to Burlington baa achieved a splendid reputation ia the last two years as the leading Pa'senger Rooto'to the west. At Burlington it couoects with the great Burling ton Route w-feh runs direct through Southern Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with close eon Elections to California and the Territories ; and passengers starting irom Oswego Gouiny., on thfcir way westward, ouuuot do better than to tak« tne C. ii. & y. tl fi itud Burlington Route. This linn has published & p.iujphlet callc-d \IIo.v to go W-nst,'' which ooiilaina ssuct; v»)n able itiforinatiou ; u lar.f?a correct map of the •P'rsat v/ct-t, whioL' can be (vUuiaed .fr-oe cf charge by ffl'r^eiiig '—\ f^o^pr^l Passengor Agent :B.'k M. It R. BirHr^'ri), Iowa. nrcBcat Ittiacs Gorden Bynatjtt 1st. Our facilities lor doling OTIS\ TOM WORK, expeditiously, and k a. manner warranted to give' satisfac tion, are not surpassed by any Mill in the County: I d. Skillfull and experienced Mil • lers, only are employed, and customers will always find them good natured and ready to at* tend to orders. Sj-d. You can alwkys nave your work done, promptly, the same day yon bring it, thereby avoiding the incolpenp enee of having to Come a second time Having ¥ ran of Stotie, and sufficient pow- to erowd them, We are never CLOGr&EJ), and NO CUSTOM WORKi lias to be left Over Mgh.% •ith. By having separate funs 01 stone for different Mnds of grain^ we arc enabled to give better satis- faction than any 'Mill can, whiei' runs Wheat and Feed through the samf hopper* co,NiTh,on.tt»e 7th day of December, 1872, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that Say. Tho premises are describedin said mortgage \saMtftntjally as follow*, viz:-—All that tract or parcel of land', situate la the tolro, of Albion, county and state aforesaid, and being in the north tyest eorser of lot No. 57 in the east third, Albion tottnsbipYNW\^ 0 * Scriba?s Patent, cdmmenc- ng at the north west comer of said lot Jfo. 67, and run^. ing south along the west line 15 rods, th nnce east far enough to take in two acres. Ihe sooth lino of the premises thus conveyed is to run parallel with the north line of said lot No. 67. Thenoe north to the north line of said lot, said east line is to ran parallel with the east line of snd lot 67, and ia t© contain 'two acres ot land. Also ,all the land lying betweenthe piece herelnbe. fore described, and the centre of the highway on the west side thereof^beinfi one half the \said highs- ay .—Da- ted Mexico, Sept. 11,1872. TIMOTHY t?. SEINNBB, Assignee, Mexjcd, N. Y. SKINNER It WBiaHT,Attornoy8j Mexico, N; Y. * Bookarf Peiiodical illi^ The andersfgned having p^te^ &e Iarg(f stock of goods^^ ^ Wadsworth, eonsisting^ # ^tM- Bpok3. Miscellaneous Boo^l^fe Books, Periodicals, M^to^n^ Stationery of all desetWon^H:; \ I arn prepared to j{ -^ :^ j pn short notice - ; ; i0 a large stock of/jjleturet X frames both oval and, sc[«are£ •.*• USHING TAxmrn a Efceeiality-. . Close buy^: consup their interest bj e^ani- mraginy ^x>ds and prices^ eorisisfc; Wg of 11/ li- ft 10 eent roll to the beat satin. *. / •'••- ; rr -- Window Shades And fixtures,' TastelaJToys and Doi^J* : LOR - *'-^Somewhere bstweei the MothoUst Ghnrch and Holland Wilder's, a small silver open-faced watch with gold chain and key.^ The finder will confer a favor by leaving the same with the nndersigned or af this ottice, Mesico, Oct. 1st, 1672. •^•Call and .90 Seekers' aew UoaUBgij, 'i-K . proposes, it is • %Mj to bono- the jae&ory of Yh ffth.<»\ v>7 «rr^'iiT'itj O-fivweiO Qu,e \f the iloefcl- aio.ivuc;.jn't •; t'La*. 'Lit ciurtrj fas' gra. ttucc\'. '£h<i Vile-- h .' v *\.aii--iJ but ;ansor piACt*., Ii at war two- haadrsd fhqasa^I ioi ' ifc.-u.. Tue c:\iii is to h-3 ot \jLXiu maj*T3 ^iiuwiA.t.j .: .uinured, -Allh e^ ---..X .\Vc^l agsres represcotio'; thnprolpn^oii •-•! j^uTa-JJaai'. The inreriptija \wiir Ftj t-insnly \Jamea Gorden Bennett,''' vvitn a%c, piaoo m uutb, au<i the title hv w. * pleased tote kaownby— ^ Foohder ot tho New York Herald, •' PI A It Et T E li In Albaii;?, Sept. 35, bj Itev. J. P, JDysart, Rev. C. A. B'stt -jjk < E'--.8t t c?ua,.N. Y,, mCt M83 : SfiUie E. Wiidc*, of ^tenv. 5th, We have in operation twe first-class Corn ShellerSjVherebjr you. caa have your corn shelleu (jnickly aud perfectly without extra charge* 6th. You can always, get^ the highest market price for all Mnds ol grain at the Toronto Mills. %• ORTGAGE SALE.—Whereas Jacob Larrabee and KaocyL., his wife, then of the town of Parish, Countyof Oswego, and state of New York, did on the twelfth day of August, A. D., one thousand eight hun- dred and sixty-two, mortgage and convey unto Ezra f -ndford, then of tnetawn of Warren,tlounty of Herki- mer ana state of New Yorit, to secure the payment of the sum of eight hundred dollars, payable in fire years, interest to be paid annually. All that tractor parcel of land situate in the town of Parish, County of Oiwego, and State of New York, known and distinguished as be- ing part of lot number 65, In township number 23 of Scriba'aPatent,bounded and described as follows,to, wit: Bsginning m the west line oi said lot No. 55, at a stake 30 links, northliy east from a beeeh tree corner- ed, being the south-west comer of lands owned by Kara and Rodney 8e idford, and the north-west corner of lands owned bj Jacob J. Miller, runninj thenc» easter- ly along the centre of the highway, and the south line of lands owned by Kzra and Bodney Saniord, 26 chains and46 liiiica to tho west line or SO acres, part of said lot No, 65, formerly contracted to Dehma and Bennett Peck, to a stake north-eaat,distant 6 links, from a hem- look stump cornered, thence south 21 degrees, wen along the west bound* of said 30 acres, IS ehaihs and\.21 links to a stake 3 links west from a soft maple tree cornered, thence westerly 25 chains in a direct line to the place of beginning,containing 16 acres of land, be the same more or less. Also, all that piece or parcel of land lyingand being in thetowh^f Parish, in the county of Oswego^ and state of New York, being parts of lota No; 40 and 65, m township No. 23 of Scriba'i patent, and beginning at the north east corner of William Mil- ler's farm, at a stake set in the centre of the highway, and runs thonce north 66« 6 minutes, west 12 chains 96 links to a stake, 3 links west of a soft maple mark- ed G. M. D, thence north 23\ 55 minutes, east 13 chains 74 links to thecentre of a road, thenoealong said centre north 74\ «*st 18chafiii8lHnk*totheQentre oi the highway, t;<-hce a'ong the centre of said highway nouta 239 55 minutes, west 2S chains and 76 links to the place of begiuuing.and contains twenty-sit acres an;!thirty rods of land, be the the same more or leas. Willi h said mortgage with the power eale therein contained, was duly recorded In the OswefcO County Glerlc'a office, the 18th day of August. 1862, in liber, 69 of mortgage, at naee 449. That the said mortgage and the debt intend- ed to be secured thereby haabeen duly sold transferred and assigned to Samuel H. Stone, Administrator, ana Kosina G. Downing, Administratrix of the estate or LOTI Downing, deceased^ who are<now the lawful owners and^holders of the said mortgage. And whereas, de- fault has been made $h the payment of the money se- cured to be paid in an*by Said mortgage, aad there is claimed to be due'-at the date of the 8rst pnblieation of this notice the sum of nine huidred and nineteen -dol- larsahd twenty^six cents. Whereas, Jacob Larrabee, and LovtSa, hie wife, of the town of Parish, county of Oswego, and Btate of New York, by a certain indenture of mortgage, bearing date the second day of October, A. D., one thousand eight hurdred andBeTehty-one, to seonrathe payment of the sum of two hundred and -eighiy-eigM.. dollars and interest, payable in sis.;y k days front date of said mortgage, did mortgage and convey unto Samuel Si Stone, Administrator, and RosinaG. Downing, Aminig- tratrix,of the estate of Levi E^«rhing, deceased,of'the towhofMeiico cdunty and Btaii aforesaid, the ftllpw- ing described premises, to witiBeingthesamepreinlBes abore described in the said mortgage of Jacob Iia.-rai bee, and Nancy L, his wife, to Esia Sandford, excepting Ihereironl about two act* of land heretofore Seeded to Henry Cas'r, which said; mortgage with the power of sale therein contained was duly recpr.dedin the Oswego eouhnyGlerk'soflioe J Oct6ber4th,18n,itt lib«rS2 of mort£ages,pii,ge4S9. And whereas, defaulfbrs been Which* Mrnish Teachers as Cheap as they*can [purchase it in Ifew Tork. I ask the -patronage .of -old friends of the latej proprietor, and will try and please as many- new ones as will give me a call -~—— All paper bought of me will be trimmed free of charge. .-„\•*«**> i$»/\*sfe—— V* y » , Tth. You can buy flour, Feed, Shoris, Skipping, Screenings, and> in faei, -aaything, pertaining to our busi- ness, in large or small quantities, at or below Oswego prices. JI. SiHtf All ^tir work is wAB AMQS 0, MOMAS, made in the payment of tbemoney assured to in and byssid mortage, and there is claimed toberdne on this last mentioned mortgage, at the date of the Irst mtblicationPf thia|BPtice, the mm of three hundred and^^ seven dollars and EeyentyBTOcents^aad uptwhoth oltheabotementionedhiortgiges the sums *f*lj227.t». And whereas, ho proceedings at law or equity hayftheen instituted to-collect th6 said debife, secured by iheaaid mortaaKes. or any part theroof. |iow thereto**, notice is hereby given that by vtetue^f the power of sale coh^ iained in fee said imortgagesMa naoh/otthem *ndpurv suant tofhestatutein suchease jnade«ndprpTidttd,1he said iaorteageBWUlb*:foreclpM4 by aaaleof toe t pr|miT sesahx>v«es«il^,Mpubhc^au6ti^,rto the laifrest bidder, a* the.law office 0WohnrB.;Ha*t|wn>4n4ha.yil- lageot Mexico,«oj»nty of ps^ago^ Y., oft |to 30th day ofDeoember,18W,ttl4>^lo«lEitttlt0 aftejmoon of tbaiday.«JJa^Swii«&r^ / ROSTNA6. JBmmm* AdminUiratr te». of the (State of Levi Downing, deceased^ J.D.HA««o»,AW/ 1l M«l0OjH»y* ,. Mave an agency of the.towa of Mexico for the \Life of Jesus the Christ,\ by Beecher j *'Orange Bloa- soms,\ by T. S. Arthur, and \Knot's tTntied, or Ways and By-ways,'* in the H^ien life of American Detec- tives, By Geo.S. McWaters. ( L.L.\ TlBGrlL. Mexpjo, June 24,1&72; ; NOTICE. ^^ Xho subscriber has facilities lor bnying \' Pianos, Sewirjfir BMaoiiljifis^ took&f Silver Wi and uearljl averyt&lng to be, found JB VUS m&Hjdt* 0O1SSTDERABLE J^UtJ0$§9Sf FROM LISTPKIOES; -* And invites the correspondence of taoa*' wUhJog to purchase. Address^ „ - H. acHANDtEB, v ' indeneriaeDit Office, Bo* 27SI, • 3 _ ; N«w York. ~~m »I»I !..__• Strange but Tni^- That pruyne oan sell foil set* of «Iogle Wttt* i ±iWj&$om prices. X rilT«r trimmed, f$l»te rilver-trimiofta, FuUwllvtr triotmea, Call »nd #« tnem. < > ^
