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The president's Message. The Deatli of Horace Greeley. In this renuvrkably interesting and well written State |.»tj>ei-, tifter expressing dt.^ Vout thankfulness to God for national merti.-s, tho President says the year has hi-en oue of peace ^Hhd prosperity clouded only liy the great tire in Boston, In relation to the result of the arhitra- tioiis at Geneva and Berlin, he remarks that the settlement of these two ques- tions of long standing \leaves the two ijoveminent^ without a shadow upon the friendly relations which it i s my sincere hope may forever remain equally uti- . clouded.\' lie 'pays a very high eotupli- ni\nt to Mr.,Adams and others concerned in the Genma arhltration, and recom- mends the creation ui'a hoaril of coiinn-iv . sjon.rs to prdvide for the distribution of tin- vnouey awarded. The President thanks the Kmperorof Germany for the attention he gave to theixm Juuu bound- aiy (|iiestio!a, complimettts Mr. Bancroft on ihe way in which he presented and Hia.ua '4i\l the cast 1 , and adds, this is the tir%t ihue ia the history of tlio United States that there lias been no cjuestioii of dixpuied boundary heiweeii ©it-r'-terri- tory and the possessions of Great Britain. The disputed islands are now in the ex- clusive posfeesbion of the United States, and he n-eoimnends the appointment of a commission to act with one from Eng- land to determine the boundary line through the Iluro Channel. Also, one to run fchet boundary line between Alas- ka and the British possessions. tie recojmmeiuls the legislation net-cs. through the night beside him. Now, as heretofore, 'Tu^/fitttiraji .strives to; lie first o f all and preomiweiitly a news paper: France a Itepublifrfsipiglaiul and Germany ] gradually permcatqd^ppii Itepubliuan Mean— • ., . -*JO-. .-, yr4?- u «^*S^g:^tHWftsIeWKr^ oC:,a ruler t his liwiul was evulei-it/tjjwn '©%•;, tig)^ocid,fe*.»mte !^to.^feakf^'rejpbKci|a,, anifestations. At half past ih#^w#sis ntfipef&> gpgmj|p> ^e«|,is)Md that' A beholder describes the death of Mr. Greeley as follows : During the day, as is usual in cases of inflammation of the brain, his physical suffering was extreme- ly light, but incmised, and the Jjporbid action of lerior nu the old family friend known as. K Aunti# : ; l^umsoo. entered and approached ijiH bed,\. Mr Greeley, was then roused by a friend •and asked \Do you know who tins is f ^ lie feebly said, \'-Yes stretched up his kind ia greeting, and then relapsed into his reverie. Later he was asked, '\Do you know that you are dying \f ami in the same .manner without tremor or emo- tion, he answered, \Yes\. When asked if he was in pain, he laid his hand upon his breast, but without otherwise reply- ing, and returned to Ins semi-u-neoneiouH state, lying now with closed eyes and hand sometimes twitehiilgTtein-Qns'ly, but generally still. At half past six he stirred uneasily, and began to mutter in- distinctly something which his Mends around him cyuld not catch. His daugh- ter Ida, Mr. and Mrs. -Stewart, Sir. Car- pehter* Dr. Choate and \Auntie\ Lam- son were all in the room, anxious to hear his last words. Mr. Greeley indistinct- ly murmured for a while and at last fee- bly said, \It i s done.\ *' There was no evjdence of pain in his hist moments. The face hai'dly uhanged,only a settling a little into a look of perfect peace. Dr. Choate was by his bedside, and, putting his hand to Mr. Greeley's heart, said, \He is gone.\ The remains were dress- and laid to await removal in the parlor, where a few friends remained to watch NKW VOBK TRIBUm 187;), sary respecting the iiskeries and other provisional of the Treaty of Washington, ami a survey of our northern boundary between the Lake of the Woods and the Rocky Mountains, With the powers of Europe, the most friendly relations pre- vail. It i s recommended that the Inter- national Association should- be invited to meet in the United,State?* during the time of the - centennial celebration in lS7f). He also recommends an adequate provision for commissioners tu attend the Vienna Exposition, and. two naval vessels be fitted up t o convey t-lu; goads of exhL bitors, without charge, to Trieste, and bring them back.. The death of President J iiraz and the election of his successor, are iuentioned, ami the president adds thut Commission- ers have been appointed hy both Gov- ernments to ascertain the damages inflic- ted by lawless men on the frontier be- tween the two countries. , Considerable space is devoted to the disturbed state of ('aba, the great wrong of enntUiuiiig shivery there is deprecated, and the hope is expressed that the Liber- al GoVcMinvii-t of ify.vin will abolL.h it. iti- i-trongly condemns the conduct of American citir.ens who hold slaves in Cuba, and rhcomniemis legislation to reach their c:ise._ The eondiiion of -South American Srates hi briedy glancd nl, and the debt <..w ing by Venezuela to the I'uited States i'. hr« night before Congress for such ae- lion as may be appropriate. The favorable relations vrith Japan and China are adverted to, and an appropria- tion is re -ousiueudeii for the support of four Ainericunyouthei-u the oritrial family of our Minister hi'each of those countries. It is recommended that American Con- * ujs he authorized to extend aid to dis- •ir.-.-^ed Ainerican citizens abroad, as is now done tfi distressed American seamen. The Treasury report shows the net re- .I'H\i< >n <»f the ]>rhieipal of th;» del>t during tie- year was >?M,UGH.•!\*:) .\)L The total redi'r.*. ;..ii .'n\t-e tht ; i.-' ut' March is s:M;-5,i'.:u;.i-itiy M. Tho reduction of taxes iTSKflM. O F IIOKAOE CKKKI-KV. NEW YORK, Dec 3.-— it ihe weather is pleasant to morrow, the funeral of Mr. Greeley v.ill be the largest ever attended in this city, except that of ex- Piteaident Lincoln. Chapiu's Chtirch is being heavily drap- ed.- Over the pulpit will be an arch of flowers, with the words, \I know that my .Redeemer liveth.\ The pew of the deceased will bo covered with- black, with a harp with a broken string occupying the place of Mr. Greeley. The body of the eluireh will be occujiiud only by the immediate friends of Mr. Greeley and the Tribune employes. Addresses will be delivered by iitferty'r aud_Chapiii,'and Miss Kellogg will sing, '•{ know tliat my 'Uedeeuicr liveth.\ Admission to the church will be by ticket. Thecitizensof isroolcjyu will erect a S2f>,< lf M monu- ment to Mr. Greeh-y .in Prospect Park. AH the municipal corporations in thlo vicinity will officially attend the fuuer;d. The pall bearers will include Vice Presi- dent Colfax, Secretary TkmtWell, W. L, Garfison 4 Justice Chase, Charles .Sumner, Wm- ('alien Bryant. Gen. Banks, Thur- low Wi-edj-Th'->iu:is Hooker, and the Tri- bune attaches. N>.w YOHK, Doc, 4, r . M.-^-The funer- al of Horace Greeley was one of the , -al||at>al M4l&hty%ft||sumi!rip : to-Sisopiize the \Old ('atholics\—the\%iiole UtotWerit piru- . . l llrc \aiUa 1 iy ihc ititi-lloctual ferment that coines of the conflict he'lwi'cn <»1<1 ideas, philoHopluoal, tht'olopcal, -maU'rial, and the advanoeH of Physi- cal Koiemv- Ku.ssia and Great Britain running a race for the Iiw:d gains that shall detorniitit; Asi- atic MunvHiiwy- t'hina seeming ready to aluui- dijn her advances and recWe her half-upetieil uater, Japan abolisliinijfeudalism and inviting Vv'e.stern civilization to irradiatu Westeiii com- tnerce to ciiricli her long-hidden empfce— such lare phases of the news from abroad which the mails over all Continents anil the wires under al l Suas are d:uly bearing to us. WjtU able and trusted Coj;i'espynduntsiu the.leading u;i,pitai.s^and where- ever great ehaiiKerf are in progress, Tin: TlUBCNK aims, at whatever cost, to lay before its readers the most prompt, complete, and popular present- ment of these diverse, and conflicting movements; —through all of wlrich, as i t fouilly' trusts, tlie the toiling inasses are e \ ery\yher.e strugglhij; up tovwird larger rerogtiition and a brighter future. At home the struggle iov Freedom seems oyer. Tib; last sln\ c has long been a citizen ;. the ilast opposition to emancipation, enfranchisement, equal chil rights, has been formally abandoned. No party, KortU o r South, loiigei- disputes tho result of the War for the Union; al l declare that these results must never he undone-; and, with a whole people thus united ott the grand platform of All Kights for All, wheteto our Woody struggle, ami the proknged civibcon- tests that\ followed, have le d Us, the ilepublic closes thereeordH of the bitter, hateful Past, and turtis poacefully, hopefully, to the less alariiaiug because less vital probleins of the Future. To W'hatev er may elucidate the general discussion ot- action on these* 'toe TBiiiUNK s^ves: amplest space and mo,;t imjiairtial record. What- evei- parties may propoae, whatever political leader-; may say, whatever officers may do i s fair- ly .-,et don-ii in\ its columns, vvhe;ther this news liel-ps or hinders iv> own \iuvv.- .. It.^ readers liave the right to ah honest statement of the fai-t; ; anil this they always set. Cut ;i^ to U< own political principles, Till. Tlll- lit'XK *•< of t'ouuse, hereafter as heretofore,' the champion of Equal Rights, irrespective of Hace, .Nativity «>r (!olor. It stands inriexibly by the Aineiulments for the permanent security of those Itiglits, which have b.ecu soleuiuly incorporated oy the IVoplc, in the ('unstitntion of the I'liuted States. Independent of al l political parties: it. endeavors to treat them all with judical faii-tiess. t-t ialioi-s to purify the administration of (iovern- ment, National, State, and Municipal, and when- ever those in authority_, whether in JSativnal, .State, or Slunicipal affairs, take the lead iu this, work,'it v. Ill therein glVe tiH»ni its cordial sup- port. I'.ut it ca n m vcr be the servitor of any political party ; nor will it burreuder of even \vai\e it - right to ciiiiebie.and condelnn wlutt is wrong, and commend what is right in the action of ;• ny .parties or of any public irieiu; X.'.w, as.alwciyfc, 'till-: Tiu»i.'^Elaboi-s with al l its heart for the promotion of the great material •ijjterestH»of the country. The progress of I-nv.en- tion and-of Labctr having, the'duveioptinewt of our re-jOiireeo, the preservation of nur J.an(| fur tie- Landless and its rapid subjugation to hitman want-, the utilization of our vast underlying Ores, the extention o£ the facilities for bringing Producer ami Consumer ueai-erjtogether,- what- i-\ t i- u-u.t-i i.> sw.;li tin- f;j-nks r increase the kriewb edge and. better tite- condition of those itevotied to Productive Industry finds mention and cut-our- agement iii our columns. TUK \VrEK-LT TRIBCSE, now more than tliirty years old,, luui endeavored to keep up with the pro^rt-.-^s i»l the age hi impr.os ement and i n uiiter- pi-i-e.. it devotes a large share of its columns to Agricultun-as the most essential and. general of human t pursuits. It employs the ablest and most .-.uccek-fui cultivators to se t foith hi; .brief, clear •es-e.vo their piwticiil \ieWs of the Farmer's work, it i-.\p\it'! public discussions which elucidate that ,'athers fi-oiu every source agricultural \ie most imposing ;md impressive ever seen I ™* > .others torn every source J&^m^ , , .' J*^r \<- i I n.-w.-, tlie reports of the latest experiments, tin in the city ot Mew V ork. j >tttr -, \ ( ,f the latest, successes and 'failure..,, am President Cinint. Vice- President C'ol- i w hat, -. t r may feint at oiu-c to.better Agriculttm w hat. -. t r may tend at once to.better Agriculture \ r ; . 'P.v^t.t.ni- diurf w;Lv„, fi.rrt-f I' a:n! t o coiuiueiid it as the first and most inipor- •^ n-e-1 le.sKient-eleoip \V ilsoii, t ,uel | toi . t f in ^ M 4%i . AitSj ,, :kS[ . d ..u^tund.eicnce. Justice Cliase, fceljators < oiikhng, ren- Tiriv are hundreds of thousands i-mra^-d in | ton, Sehurz, TrumbuM,. Go\emor eLct , <h\••:>•• lAW-ilU who own or rent jt. \-place\, and ,-.. i , i i- ,• -j i I L-ive N-me portion or ttieir time to 2ta,eulttu.t!' and . Dix and many other distinguished men J -i ojmi( ,,^, lU TIIC'WKKKUT TIHUIN-E shows I were present. | them how t<> niakc the most, of their roods and MU. .KHEXLEY'a >.AHJ bETTK.t. hour,, both by direction and exauqne. No Infor- NEW\ YOKK, Dec. 1. —The following is the last letter from Horace Greeley to ZVfr. Laurnau, of this city : NEW YORK, June 27, IS7'2. To K.'UiSNb LAXSIAN :- -Heceived yours of the 2.\itU. I have all inv life been do- ing what people called xaaily foolisli, im- IStiV) I l K 'litio act«, and T did not ilispuie their j judgiiient ; I only said that what I did has been very ' denied to me the right thing. If 1 •jivut ijn-the same time,. yreatH\ diminish- ing the f xt.-e,;i.v< of eotleetioii ; but it is d.Kihtful if any farth-'i- reduction can be » si'ected for the present with due regard to tlnl publie service and credit. The.se' are »be first objects in importance, and ait'r fhat to provide a na-tiotial currencM of unvarying value. ' *\ The me.->.sag'' furthc!- includes recom- nvinuitions with rogarii to internal ine prov-timents: the purchase of telegraph! iiin-^Jby the government;, favoring- liber- al e, nuf^ts with steam Hues for carrying S.<n*!i American mails; for tin: ivovery <>f tin? failing carry ing trade, recoiamejub iii'4 :jn appropriation of •?Jj,O0U,OUO , a y.-tu-; for a federal ceiifsus in 187S ; ro- conriGending the .devotion of tljo net iiroedels of the .sale of public lands, to e'luclition ; revision ot the icmtoriai lawsj and appropriations for local im- provements in the District of Columbia. :iitd to promote the planting of forests '•v the purchasers of public hinds. . should die before election, or be beaten therein, please testify for me that I do . not regret having braved public opinion when 1 thouidtt it wrong and knew it t o be merciless. Hs^seftisWoeS:. MIsCfiLCANEOt'sV ('iongress met on Tuesday. Mr. Greeley leaves all his properly to his daughters. hhup'-ror William' of Germany has inside good, his threat., creating twenty- live new peers. The application of Wood-hull and Clallin to have their bail reduced to 85,()00 each has been refused. 'They have'succeeded in obtaining bail. Savigation is closed oil the St. Law- rence canal, and boats all laid up.' The WoHaiid canal is closed for tlie sea-son. According to custom, the Governor of Massachusetts pardoned, two convicts from the State penitentiary on Thanks- idving day. 6:.\i'> p. m. of hi- de;v Ar^uifit <;,ree.]ev d'ed oil Fridi IV at \ iloLLf>WAY's Ot>.'TMEXl\^-Discharo-ing sores, indolent ulcers, abscesses, and hard .sweiluigs of many years' standing are daily cured in all parts of the world by this invaluable preparation. Sold 78 Maiden Lane, N. Y* Price 25 cents' per pot, Ask for new -style the old is counterfeited. Pierce's 1 -it was lon-icious at the time se ami bis death was peaceful. f- in ihe c:t->e of Susan !>. Ant'noM-y, for voting in Rochester at the law (lection, ha; been postponed\' until Dereiiiber lb. At a meeting of citizens held in Svraeuse on Friday evening, the manage- iiiifut of the Syraciise and Binghamtou i-oad was severely condemned. Tlie late accident, from which death resulted, was denounced as murder. , 4 At it meeting of tho Gettysburg JJat- tlefiehl Memorial Association, Friday, roHoli-itions were adopted providing for the erection of a memorial column and statue in honor of Gen. Meade. The determination on Sunday of M. Thiers and his cabinet, to remain in the Government has served to dispel grave feeiin«s of uncertainty, which followed the action of the .assembly oil Saturday last. General Sherman's report shows the actual force of enlisted men \ in the Uni- ted States army to Vie 27,330, and of cnnniissionod officers, 2,10-1. The re- pCgi; of Quarterniaster-general Meigs states the expenditures for the service of the Quartermaster's Department during th<*year ending June 30, 1872, were $42*517,621. io successful has Dr. Golden Meilu;al l>iscovery .proven, as a constitutional treatment for Catarrh when coupled with the use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, applies! locally by the use of Dr. I'ieret/s JN'asat Douche (the only method of readting the upper and back cavities of th<» head) that the- pro- prietor of these medicines has loiii( offered a .standing reward of 8od>0 for a case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. Tlie two medicines with instrument for s-J, by ail Druggists. » JJ-J-H-J):\\ On the 21st ult, after a long and -protracted illness, Mis. IV.ra 11, wife of Mr. Miller M, ('ase, and fifth daughter of Mr. Roniers and Mrs. Louisa Morehouse, of the town of Mexico,Oswe- go ('o., N. Y.» aged 29 years. A grateful tribute is due to her memory. I>e- ceased was per-sonally known to the author of this sketch, and had been (something over nine years. Fii-st kwsra as the blushing bride of 20 yestrs, at the Ifymeliial tdtar. Then strong and healthy, and -every prospect that tlie voyage of life would be prosperous j.\ but, alas.! ho.w often are we made to realize with sadness the truth, \Ye know not what a day may brir.g forth \ For scarce a year had passed ere the atar of hope began to decline. And despite the intense anxiety of a true and devoted husband, and the unworn-fed and cht-e-rful self-«icriiiciiig efforts of tlie kindest of parents and family relatives, who siiared no pains- o r expc-llse, tird th'J .itteiiilance of the hest medical aid , the iuiidy fixed disease, (dropsy), contin.ii d, its progress, and fo r ei^lit long years the many friends of the young and amiable i)ora were compelled to witness her gradual decline and intense suffering without the power t o relieve. I'.ut she bore i t al l with a truly chrL-tian resignation, never complaining, but demonstrating to the la*>t the truth of her Saviour's proinLe, \My gi-ace * is sufficient for thee.\ Her brightening countenance at the mention of the prospect before her,, and the deep anxiety she manifested in behalf of her husband and others', proved clearly that by an intelligent Christian faith she was looking to the tilings which are not seen. Being, as sh e had been fo r several years, connected with the M. K. Society, the obsequies were attended at the M. E. church in Mexico, on Sabbath, the 21th ult.; but iu compliance with the expressed wish of herself and friends, that the same minis- ter who attended her nuptials should attend her funeral. Kev. \V. C , Johnson conducted the services, assisted by llev. Burrows Holmes of Mexico, and delivered the discourse from Ps. 7:5:20. May the God of al l grace comfort the mourners, and may the memory of the excellent spirit, and consistent example of the patient, trusting* hopeful and suffering Dora prove the savor of life unto life to the survivors. • W. C. JOHNSON. On the 22nd day of November, at Ttochelle, rfltnois, 6alvin, son of J. 'A, and J. E, Good- jvin of Vigalja, (JaL, agi?d elevei) years r matioii uiUicl i n ijiuvlity or (.piantity cm be ebe- v.hi-iM. ,.i.t,..ui\d f.T the r>vjc- -..f tV- joiu-md 'i'lIK WEEKIVY TinutlN'K a]ipeals. albo til Teach- er-, btmleiit.-i, ami persons, of iiH|Uuing minds, by the character of its Literary contents, whit h include reviews .of all the works .proceeding from die master inindt! of the Old and the Xew World with liberal extracts of those of especial iivtifw-.it . Ima-nnati\e Literature alsoelnimsatteiitiim but in a subordinate -tl.oj.Te \. \'Ht.nie Intei-ests are ni-,ii*s;cd weekly by a lady espt'daliy qualified to instruct and intei-'.sr. her uwn .'-Ci., .«nd th« young er j .• Ttitjn of the other. Xo column is more e;u.'erly. sought or perused With greater average .profit, than hers-. Tue News of the .Day, elwcida- ted by brief comments, is :-o condensed: that no i-.-:uler <an dewn it. diffuse, while ffiven sufiru-ient l.v i»i detail to satisfy the -wants of the average reii.ler. Selections are regularly made frofti ex - ten.-.i-\e Correhpond^nee of the.DAILY TKHIUNI: fin mi evvry coiintrj-, and its oditorialx of ne>iv permanent valuw tti-u hureropriiduowi. 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Th«t\ regis- tratio n fee ha s bee n reduce d t o J'IFTKE N CKVIS, air? the present registration Hyiitem has been foimil by tho postal authorities to be he.nrly an absolute protection against losses by mail. Address THE Tltmi'NE, New York. Terms : CASH IN ADVANCE. Frr.i: Von: I'APEK.-- Nothing is more valualile than an unhrolven file of a local newspaper. It j's-eoi'ds the ,j-iro<«ress of the town and county, and the doings of a nation. All the ties of its association make it more or less a history of your- self or your friends, and therefore should he cat-efully preserved from tlie destroy- er's hands as a family relic. To it you can at any time refer for names, dates and facts. Over it you recall the past ; grow solemn over your mistakes, or joy- ous jus you mark the record of your suc- cess on its printed pages, or meditate as you re-peruse the sentiments which were the living sottl of that sacred past, whose faithful record it is. Reader, it will pay , you to hind, youv newspaper. How to Go \West. This is an enquiry which every one should have truthfully answered before he starts oh his journey, and a little care taken iu examination of Routes will in many cases t-avc much trouble, time and money, The \£ IXJk Q. ilE,„\ runuipK from Chicago Ihjpoiufb, C5ala*s*urg to. Bui3inj;ton has achieved & ^jpendi^ j?eptltati<)U i n the hist two years as the ||^a^iig'jFassfe^ger Uoute to the west. At Bur- 5^;tou if' eoffiiects with the ^reat Burlington Soute wMch\ ttths direct through Houthern. Iowa ti>-'N'ehraska-:iaiid Kansas, with close eomiortioris to California and the TeiTitories ; ami passen- gers starting from Oswego County, o n their way westward, cannot d o better than take the ('. J'. and Q . It it. and •JJurlin^'ton Route. This line has published a pamphlet called \How to go West,\ whioh contains much valu- able information ; a lai^e correct map of the Great West, which can be obtained' free of charge by addressing the General I'asneuger Ae;int. B. anil M. II . 11. Burlintjton, Lowa. Farm for Sale, The undersigned, o n account of il l health i n I'd* family, offers his furm.'fi >r sale, situated abt >u.t one mile from Parish vil]a\ south,, and aboiil A mile from the S'. N. It. lb Depot. Said faian is gooil state of cultivation, w-ell adapted to frrain imi or gi-azing, well watered, has good, buildings ; has a number of fruit trees of different kinds, ami contains 5 7 acres. Terms reasonable. Time will be given oh.ohe half of the purchase money-.. •W. F. 1>A\'EY. 1'arish, Oct. ;i0, 1S72.' i:i.lm OOAlu The folho.viiig aiv the prices for coal : (J RATE, , sS.25 ECO , s..;,0 STOVE , ,<s.7r> CliESTNl'T s.5 0 CHARCOAL, (pe r bushel.) .. . 2 0 Xt--;' All coal mir-t b e paid for when delivered-. 21 \V. T*r.N.m:n>. A. PenfLeld& Sort; TJ i Have all the Latest Styles of Cutters I Sleigbs, Manufactured of tlie best Material. (Sueet-.Tiovs of Whitney & Skinner,) ATTORNEYS AND OOt'NKEl.ORS AT 1\ LAW, Mexico, Oswego Co., N. Y, Fiirtieular attention jiaid to collections, and ill practice in Surrogate l ,'otirt. Also i n asi-intiug administrators and executors in the settlement of the accounts, and iu' procuring titles to in- fant's 1v.1l e-.itate. ., Osvsi'.uo CITY SAVINGS LANK, e^Udilishcd in ;li lUoik near the Post and 1850. Office i n .)eii'el^.;u mn 1 uein- toe At 'Office. Open ihvily from 10 a. in. to 3 p . m., a on Saturday evening from G to a o'clock.- Ilitere--t si.t j.n r ci at Imm the first 1 .f each month- Li••i'iu:it Wuu;i:.', 1're?iilviit. II. L . 1>AV..S, 'J-r.-a-.nrer , ol.tf L. '!'. Oie.'j.ni.Ni;, S.-t-ivtuv. Ladies, Bead Etas! Call and examine before purchasing. liepairiiyo; done on reasonable Terms. Ddrwnl Prices are Down 1 W'c will .sell Cuttei-s and J^lefghs cheaper than ever before. ISiow is the time to -yyt a splendid tiirii out. Manufactoiy opposite Toi'ontO Mills. Mexico,'Nov. 13, 1H7;1. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.. S '\ r rn ^OA l )(il ' t l a y ,! Agents wanted! () l\t tp/vU All classes of working •people, of either sex, young or old, make more money at work for us in their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything else. Partictilars free. Address O. STINSON & CO., Portland, Maine. Wo would call the attention of Ladies' to our lal'ife stock of Cloaking such as Jieavers, Ihoad Cloths, Ladies' Cloths Cloths. charge. WTON'K. .-,. Mexico, ]N'o\. 7. hK72'. 3SBSSSSO0 yUdsgEEB, COlil'.KcrLD \S KKKLV. 4 GETO WA\'<FEi>,-We guarantee employ- i St inent for all, either sex, at §5 a day, *>r S*2-,000 or more a year. New wol'ka by Mrs. H. i>. St.ntr and others. Superb premiums given away. Money made rapidly and easily at \vo?k for us. Write' ami see. Particulars free, ^Y'ouTllINTO^J DI-STIN & Co., Hartford, Ct The following are the pri.e, produce, etc., in tllb market : 'Flour, (retail) SprV >-< 25,1-./IV' Meal, ,p c-wt, .{rctili-H Corn :• Oats, Putt-l- Loose I'.-.itli.--. . .. ('heene . Lard , Mutton, f' iwt., .,..;... . Pork. ~\! brrvvl, ;i et<m,} Pork {' c.wt., Apples, (dried.) 1. ib, Hain, (•'' ib, Dres'd.Poultry, ;.-' lb, ... -. Potatoes. r .' bush ~ ____-_^— t — ?_..:••:;-••*. •••- paid for fanner.-. 1 23, w iiite S10 75- 1 10 (i5 .... 10 tyi, ;ift l5 (a 2ii 12 ..:... 23 00 (a 10 .-.5 (u >J .... yd 00 (SO- 50 oai(« os ' 101 1 08 (& 12 25 C<' 40 Jiteim- in theTKAVEMcns ls f Hartforil, Ct. .V5JT«.'«»H Wai»tf<I tor CaWttliVs VluhVs Coimnentator OS TIIK KIIjr-E POil THE ITOME < IK.Gt.TE m 1,200 pa ,'es, 250.engravings. The best enterprise of th e year for agents. Every family will have it. JS'iiiiriuir trli it mtif j'n'ili.ihcii. For circ.iila.rs address II. S . (rOODSPEED & ( 4 0., U7 Park Row, New York. ikee filling iihoit Store full of New Fall and Winter Goods, Eiubracihg a full lifie of the most fashionable -Styles in ' * O.JEEGOATS, DRESS SUITS, : » BUSINESS SUITS, PANTS AND VESTS, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHI N< f, HATS AND CAPS, GENT'S FURNISiriN(J titWVDS, And EveiTthing in tho Clothing line. • TilEY HAVE ALSO A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF i DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats, Caps* and Buffalo Robes. H^TNow- is the time to inake your Fall and Winter put-chases, as the bottom of prices has fallen out, and Goods are » T1EY 0HEAP AT ] Becker Br o 's 0L0T1IMG EMPOIIUM, MAM STEEET, MEXICO. Our Cloths bought since the great fall in wool. Custom Tmoodvs v. ^ui.iopvlity Cloths bought of us cut free of charge. J. F. BECKER. * I), DrBhSCKER. TO Bwcliasers of Ste Most •W8£rD2r&Ftf£ ^ISflOVEBrT OK TliE IUTH CENTURY, (J 11 r e, Dr. ,s'. J). HOWE'S Ara b iun A! i 1 k FOR Cu^Hl'MPTloX, And all IMseases of the THROAT, CHEST and H'lS'OS (The only me.litiiw of the •kind i n the World.) A substitute forCttri-LIVKIiOIL. Peinnnneutb. ciu. -a A.,i-huid. Bronchitis, Incipient Consumption, Lo.--.-,.of Voice, Shortness.wf Hi-eath, Catarrh, Croup, Couifhs. Colds, &<•., i n a fe w days, like iiia r de. l'riee .sl.O!) per bottle, Also, DR. H. I>. HOWE'S which Dl-tTK-ilS fi»>;ii ;;ll oilier preparations i n its iminediht-j action upon the L'iVKll, KID^i-lYS i«.iil HLOOU, If. is Purely Vcge- Uy, cleanse.-i the sy.-.fem of al l im[iuritics, huihls it-sight sipinre up, and-mak-es Pure,. Rich Blood. Ctu-es Hcrofnloiis diseases of ni l kinds, removes Constipation ;w\\ ri\.;nf.it.es tlie Jlmvels. For (/(ijera! JJihilitii, Lu.</ V-itidil'i an.I iiriikui l)uwn <'t.i.:titii.ti,>n, 1 \('halleiuc tin 1,!»th < Vntnry\ to lind it s i-qua-I. JiV-KUV lluT'l'LK ISWOKTH ITri W Kit. HT- IX -COLD. Pit*-;SI per bottle.. Hi.\ llottles,, ,-e5. S..hi by !:., 1... {luntingtoii, sole agent for .VI ex Ien. 1-Sm 1828. JUBILBB! 18T3. RKTTKR THAN PICTURES is THE XMW YOHK 013SERYER The Gi-uat American Family Kcwspaper. SI! » year with the .ItrBH.E3E YEAJK. BOOK SIO.VRT K. mORSE &CO., 37 ParU Ito-sv, New Yorlc, tsRNp Foil A SAMPJ1.E1 COPY. A Great STENT! \\*e have decidt'd to dispose of our immense stock of P.ILLIARI) TABLEH at prices si htfcle above cost. First class oxio New Tables,, com- plete, :>>.'}f). Heeond hand Tabh,-ij niadeoyer new, tf-JUl), S2-2,\ $2fi(l, etc. A Kroa* variety to suit al l btij ers. Sent-l foj- ('ataloaue. JCAVA^A<;?-i & DECKER, •f'or, (Vaial and < 'entre Sts., New York. Mexico, N. Y., Manufacturer of the-largest and best assortilient evearin the Town of Mexico for The Weekly Sun. Only $1 a Year, 8 Pages* Tile llvit Family X'apvv. The Best Agricultural Paper. The Best political t»apei%. The Best Stoi-y Psiper. The Best Fashion Itcports.- The Best Cattle gtfti-Het tleporta. The Sest cfciieral Marfcet Reports», The Best Paper Every Way. THE WJ3I2KJfc,Y SJSflf YORK SUSf,-- Eight pages, -38 columns. ®X'ayeai-, qv less than a cents a number. Semi Yo«r J>ollav. Aihh-ess • THE SUN, New York City. Satisfaction guaranteed, or the price refunded. Sold by all Dealers. KlNU & Co., Eochester, N. Y, S. T.--1860-.-X. This wonderful vegetable restora- tive is tho p-hect-anc-hor of the feeble and debilitated., .As a tonic and cor- dial for the aged and languid ifc hais no equal among stomachics. As a remedy for tho nervous weakness to which women arc especially subject, it is !-npeiseiHnj» every other stimu- l-:rti-t. 1-. :i' l r-'i:.. ;, : i.-s, -t:hi|<it*nl, teitl- |,i<T;ii'' up ili'jul, it ;iiM-- M.- a Sli.elfiC itv evs-rv s,p\i'ies • iisi-ircti-r which Uiuienuii.K s t'ie hod-iiv strength and break? ddwn the aninml spirits. 7 No.. ± Lyons' Kathairort, .For Preservi-Tipf ami Reautifyinp- the Human Hair. To Pi-event its Falling nut ami Turning Gray. A weli-l>reserved Head -of Hair, i n a person of middle age, at once bespeaks refihement, ele^ ganco, health and beauty. It may truly be call- ed Woman's Crooning Clory, while men are not insensible to it s advantages and charms. Few things are more disgusting than thin, frizzly, harsh, untamed Hair, with head anil coat covered with Dandruff. Visit a liarber and you feel like anew man. This is what LYON'S KATIIAIR- t)N will do all the time. The charm which lies in well placed Hair, Glossy Curbs, Luxuriant Tresses, and a ('lean Head, is noticeable and irresistible. • ' Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores. —; .. - . \li •> . itmiT- . ' ^§|rPapers for housewives to put on pantry shelves, anil nil purposes, for sale at this office. '„ i.i-i.-.,-»i. Poller & Co., ^ *>. .»,, .,Syr40u«,N.T . >^% €%&''' -Itsnoa . ' **< -qnjl pun oaipiWDP WEESTRBK'S PAJSJNT, Patented ju«e »7, 1871. Awarded first premium at the American Instir tutu and Maryland Institute Fairs,1871. It is one of ihe most important inventions of tlie age I The mo.t perfect BUT- TON-HOLE W0BEER«w invented / So simple: that a child can work a more perfect buttoii-hole with it than the njost experience, hand can work with- but it . Every stitch is taken with the most perfect mechan- ieal accui-»cy. - is nsetl entirely independent of the se-wmy ma- ohine, and will la ;t a hfetime. _l)oes awiiy with priuldng tho finders, straininy, the eyes, and -with, imiitifect and irregular worked button- hok-K. They give universal .-iatiafaetiijn. tadies wlio use them say they are \vorth their weight in gohl. Over eleven thousand sold during the first week of their introduction. Local arid trav- eling agents^ wanted everywhere. They sell at sight, and give over 100 per cent, profit. Sam- ple Button-hole Worker and sample Button-hole Cutter packed i n a neat ease, with full directions for use, together wkb sample of our new and , novel way of canvassing, sent to any address on receipt of C5 cents. Orders by mail receive prompt attention. Address WEBSTER M'F'G- (X)., Manufacturers, Ansonia, Ct. Please state in what paper you saw this. FOR J&LE, f .\~~ *\ One-half mile west of the Mexico. Acade- my, on Fulton St., a farm of 37 acres, with good braidings. Also 10 acres on the same street.build- yigs good. House and lot on Ames St., and 1 on Main St. A farm of 73 acres,, 3 miles east of 'Parish, on the Camden road, good wood lot and buildings. Terms easy.. If not sold will be rented oh the first of April. J. W. LAWTON. Mexico, Nov. 5,1872. and upwards. Different styles of sash ami circular doors made to order on the. shortest notice. SASH. Door Fraiiics, Window Frimics. Stt>re FrontSj &c., &c, on hand aiid' wade t<> t order with dispatch. ' • Assortment complete and made to order with promptness. Sash painted and glass set when ordered to do so. BUrlDS. ; Having added a new Blind Slat Ten- on Machine to my \vork.s, b T am iiuv,- enabiecl to fill orders for 25 to 30 cents per foot. Door Blinds.* Inside Shutter;-., &c., &•<*., mode to order oh the Inost rea- sonable terms. With tlie best and most complete as- sortment of kindsj I am enahled to give better satisfaction than any one in the country. • The novelty of Pharmaceutical Soi6) most valuable-roots into a minute Grim mustard seed, th: those o f the inost so: tastes. SSacli little in a most eoneentrati harsh o r drastic i n e| easo, the different trhieh they are eomj modified,„^„ one by the Or Sugur-C'oated Concetifr&tedJBavi and Herbal Juice. JttffrJBUtoui Granules. Tm^LITTtLM CFJL4JT5P\ <UATJ&AMTImorMtattviii itvJParvo Itiiyste. % flora Medical, GUemical and g. KouBBOl-aiijtlongeritoWnK the largo, repulsive alp nauseous pills, composejbpf cheap, crude and bullf ingredients, -wlie&.Trecan by a careful application^: chemical BirieneSj extract all the cathartic and oliWiBedi^innlTO-oportie^'froBi.tlia- '\ tl hoi-hs, and eoncentrate tuem. e, seaicely 3wg«! *Ha*i * ;aji tie readily swaHo#ed by tivo Btotoacfis and fastioibij* trgatlvo Pellet represents, ,„„ v J'onn.asTBuch cathartic power\ as i s embodied in au^pf thelargepiUsl'ouiid.foraaU* iii tlio drug shops, jscom their -iroudert'uX cathartio ppwer, in proportio^o their size, tho jieople ^who have not tried them j&e apt to suppose tuat they are ^ot, out such is not »t -all tte stive medicinal principle* o i is'ed being s o harmonized and „ , j „ .others, as to produce a Mujat senrelitng and thogughjyet gentle and Mudly operating catliargfe. $500 Reward isHaoioby offered by the proprie- tor of these Pellots^io aiiy chemist who. npoii an - nlysis, -wih find in tESabi any Calomel or other form» of mercury or any ojraer mineral poiuon. Being eHtivcly wfegeiahle, no particular care is required while nSMg'tbeuu- ^heyeperate-with- out disturbance to t» eoiistitutiou diet o r occupy tion. For JTaHndiM Htadacfa, ,Co»«*tlpi*tl«Mi, Imnuro Biood, Pip i\ tlie S!M>ul«l»:r», 'WgUt- news of Use'Chel, IMzzlnejM, SoMic JCruetn' tiona of tUc StoisSacIi, Bad taste |« bioutb, Biliotis nttacfc!, jgaiis Hi mgloa ef Kldiicya, lutersiol Fewer, Sioatecl SiMiilHg uliout StoBi- »cl» Rasli of Blood to Mead, High Colored tJrine, UiisotlaWMty, and Oloomy Jfonoo- ditica, take Br. Slew's. Pleasant Purgative Peiiels. In c-^pbination of the rciaedial power of myBuigative lvl'i-tli •••••<•'•• BO great.a viriety of dis- eases, 1 -wh.il . to >?ity that iHur aeUo« upon tue anfcntai t-cotiumy Is unlvtrsai, »»et «. gland iir tissue t-sc-.ii.sbfs ilieir aaonative lijaprta*. Aci- duos iiot imii.hi- tiiem; their sugar-coating and bi-ir.j; emrlwVeif in rl..« hi.ttlesi.r^beivetheirvirtnts uniinpaiied for -au-toleiisth of time, in any. climate, so that tlu-V ar e .*]'«S|VH flesh an d rtliabhs -which as not the i. J-'\ with ftaVihs found in the ding storea, put up ni (iii.Jii ttiiafor pastf-board boxes. Jtecol- ffct that Jur all <1 i s* .i w horn a Laxative, Altera- Hvaur S^EM-Kafi-vESU hidicnti<d, these little Pellota •will gi.ve the U'.o^t ^ifeet satisfaction to .all. who- v*u ^'fe-y are sold rfaU ™tcrpH.slu#I>r»iggUt3 at 25 <*-s>» Ji » MSStlc. i'Ju-nut a!lo-.v :iTi>,ffirnggUt to in.iuce you t o tafee ahythiue else thiti^o mny say isjust as .good as my i'l lieta heeuuse hB'taakca a larger profit-on that which I-..' i i-i oieiihiids. If your druggist cannot Mipjily tbi-tu, puulusiE}&> : cuuts aiid i'euei%o them o y retuiu nr.ul iiom' ?. S, Y. JilJSSlCX:, M. X>., P-rap'f; *• BTBtfTALD, X. Y. -ft Periodical Stor^. The under.-i.^ed. having purchased the large stock of goods of 3S. H. Wadsworlh, consisting of School Books, Mis^llaneous Books, Blank icals, Magazines and >;il descriptions, prepared to I^ooks, Perl Stationery o 'la ou^por-t notice. I have also asmrge stock of picture Irames IMh oval and square. FISIIIIG TACKZE Hade a speciality. 'Close buyers will consult tHeir interest by exanv ining my gools aiitl price-?, consist- ing- -of f Pi Paper From a 10 c#t roll to the best satin finish. m '\ \Window Shades And .fixtures^ TiU5scr3j|l\>y8 ami Dolls, SG1QL1 SlWIli All -kiiifls and styles done on the shortest notice. Of every deserlptinn done with 'lh patuh, witli prices to suit the tii;nes :<i'< to please all. Which I j|iri Fivriijih Teachers , - I. ,' ™ as llicy ca^ purchase it in New York. I aslc;the patronage of old- friends of the late proprietor, \and.- will try an.'iS please as many new • ones as will give me a call AH paper 'hoiignt <>f me will be .- trimmed fre|ol <;harge. I have an.-ageney of. the town of Mexico for iie \Life of Jesus tbes Christ,\ Ijylleeeher ; \Orange Bios so ns/' by r iV' S. Arthur, and \Knotl Untied, or Ways and By-ways,\ in the Ilidden.iife of American Detec- tives, By Geo.S. McWaters. i L. L. VIRGIL. Mexico, JUHC 24, 1872. s HOLLOA AX'S PILLS H(>llu|'ay's Ointment. \ Pashioiigible Tailors, ers, &&& Dealers in Gents 1 FnrnisinM Qmfa \ ^^\Splendid Syrup and Molasses at ni HOOSE & QQ| vt% t^i icQjHil, —CH T H \^V l ^in^^.th* operates in these wsa-- l d ; rfxtl m-huae,, »the power that they poT, t-orrui t huuu.rs fr .m the~system, «*peumg irei.!.0\VAJ-'S PILLS coiiHiRi-n* o ' ti T)e\ii]i-j-T..hnivrt-v. Af*+^. 2 5*£* a «arefnland tvat.s, >UiW aart Meaicinal Gums. p OR . sessmtf m-.t a s^ainof mineral fe -feheir comfew t I; ,n, tlu-y r.e^i-expose those vrhome^Sti auy <k»^r at any time or season. No mothe?- nml hoitato ^ prescribe them to her cMdref a» ; l the most d,Meate constitutions caiiSe&\ i H Maiden Lane, New Uo^: cent,, ( _», eents and §1 pes-hax- er pot. A great siu mt g M ma«le by \ m i^ the large W. ' Oswego CtosatrSwisga BgaO^ (Opposite the Pifehngh Ponse,} OOIVNEU EAST BRIDQH; A JJD FIKST STS., OSWE6O.> ' SIX VER CENT. INTEREST JA33> OlSCT DEFUSITS.r FREE OF GfOVEKN^ ME3PT TiX.- PAYABLE SBMI- ANNUA1.LY, 5AN. & STim. • \ A. II. FAILM6, Secretary, J. B- LATSliOP, Tre^ar^r,
