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Laws of flow York,by Authority. [Every law, unless i different time shall be prescribed therein, (hall commence and take effeot throughout the State, on and not before the twentieth day after the day of Its final pas- sago, as certified by the Secretary of State. — 8eo. 12, title 4, chup. 7', part I, Revised S'I •• utcs.l Chapter 859, AN ACT to provide for the election of oerluln judicial and other ollloors, and to fix their terms of office. Passed Apr. 88, 1871, three fifths being present The People ot the State of New York, repre- tinted in Senate und AiHtitililt/, do timet at follow : Boction 1. There shall be elected ut the next general election a county judfre, In tho respec- tive counties of this State, wliero tho term of tho present county jndgo BIIIIII expire on the first day of January, ono thousand eight hund- red ami seventy two, nnd, in the counties In whloh the term of the present county judge does not expiro on that duv, then nt the gen erul election preceding the date on which Midi term shall expiro (except in the counties of New York and Kings), who shall hold ofllcofor six years, nnd shall perform all the dutiep, nos- aess all the poweis now conferred upon county judges, or which may horcaftor be conferred, nnd shall perform all of tho duties which now j or may be hereafter imnosad by the laws of this State, provided, however, that nothing in this net contained shall uffeet the election of county judge of the county of Greene had at the general election in tho year 1870, and the said election of said county judge is hereby le- galized und confirmed for'the full term of MX years from the first day of January, 1871. j $2. There ahull bo elected nt the next gen- j end election a separate officer lo perloiiu the j duties of the ollicc of surrogate in eaeh of the ) counties of this stale where tho term <>l the i prexent surrogate sli.ill expire on the first d.iy • of Jniiuary, 187d, and, in counties in which the '., term ol the present surruguie does not expire on thai day then nt tho gcnrri'l election pre- ' ceding tho da-e on which such term shall ex-J pire, and in comities huring a population «'X- | eeeding fnrfy thousand, in which mch (separate I olliccr shull lie determined upon as heiviiiuf't.M' I provided, I <J3. In all cases where any county in this j state (except in the counties of New York nnd Kings), shnll have iv population exceeding forty thousnnd, tho board ot supervisors therein, ut I any meeting of BUOII board, special or regular, | called in tho usual form, may by resolution | thereof provide for tho election\ at \the follow- i ing general election, of nn officer other than the county judge, who shall perforin the duti'cs of, the surrogate therein, §4. Such resolution shall be immediately de- j livered by the clerk of the board of supervisors j to tho county cleric, whose duty it shall be to I filo tho same in tho office of tho clerk of said county, and keep tho same as a part of the re- cords thereof, Within ten days after such res- j olntion shall be filed in the office of such comity . clerk, he shall transmit, to the office of the sec- retary of State, to be filed and kept iti his office, ' a copy of such resolution, duly certified by him. ! The board of supervisors in the sevcraleoiin- I ties of this state (except New York and Kings) j shall, at the annual meeting in the year 1S71, fix the salary of the county judge, in thoso • counties where the salary lias not been fixed | since the ttdortlon of tho sixth article of the ' constitution, and in counties in which surro- , gates shall be elected they shall lix me salary I of the sunogato, which salaries shall not he less than the salaries now paid such officers, respectively, , §5. The separate officer elected and perform- j ing the duties of the office of surrogate, and the legal officer discharging tho duties of county , judge and surrogateTnnd elected at the election ' provided for in this net, shall enter upon their . duties on the first, day of January next after ' suih election, mid shall hold their office for the ' term of six years from said first day of January, ' but wheic such officers shall be elected to fill i a vacancy, then they shall enter upon the dis- I charge of the duties' of the office to which ihev j have been elected immediately upon (he receipt j of the certificate of such election. | §i5. Whenever the office of county judge shall be vacant in a county having a population exceeding forty thousand, the board of super- visors of that countv, if there be a separate officer to perform the duties of the office of surrogate in said county, may resolve that there shall be no such officer in s:iidcounty,and thereupon the office of such officer shall he deemed vacant und abolished from the time the office of countv judge shall be filled; and if there be no SUCH officer, such board may re- solve that there shall be such officer in such county, in which case such officers shall be elected at the time and in the manner in all respects that the county judge in said county shall be elected. §7. The scpirute officers elected to perform the duties of tho office ot surrogate, under the fifteenth and sixteenth sections, article six of the constitution of this state, shall be denomi- nated surrogates of the respective counties. s?8. Whenever any sunogate in a county shall be precluded from acting as such in any case, by reason of interest, rilationship, by consanguinity or affinity to any party interest- ed therein, so tlu'.t. he would he excluded from being n juror, or by reason ol'being a niiness of any nill or having noted ns counsel in such case, and there are no le!*.il officers in inch county to discharge (lie duties of such surro i gate, or where such Oiiicer shall also bj ii,ca- ] paeiiatcd *Yom acting a* such surrogate by j reason oi the foregoing disabilities in the ease , of the surrogate, the coiinly judge of such ! county, or in case of his disability for kke j causes, then tho district attorney, shall possess the power and exercise jurisdiction in all re-I speets in such case as thp surrogate of such ' county would be authorised to possess and ex- : crciso were jt vol for such disability. The ' district attorney of such county, while acting I as surrogate in such case, shall be entitled to j receive the same compensation, pro rata, as the officer acting as county judge and surrogate of such county is entitled to receive, to be audited by the board of supervisors, and to be paid by the county treasurer, in the same manner as the salary of the county judge and surrogate shall be paid ; and in counties where there is a sepa- rate officer to perform tho duties of the office of surrogate, then the district attorney of such county shall receive the same compensation, pro rata, as such surrogate shall be entitled to reocivo in such county for tbe time said district, attorney shall be noting as surrogate in such cases or disability, which shall be authorix-'d by the board of supervisors, and paid as the salary of sueti separate officer elected to per- form the duties of the office of surrogate is paid §9. This act shall take tfl'ect immediately. MORRIS D. MOORE, II L FARMERS! Look This Way. MANITACTCRKR Olf Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, &c. LOWVILLE, IV. V. TIIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD GIVE NOTICE to the People of Lewis County, that ha has all tho uppurtenuiices and machinery for the man- ufacture of Sash, Blinds. Doors, Brackets, Mouldings, \inl can supply them with any- tiling In his. line on term to compete with any oilier shop. Builders will find the mouldings finished In the best manner, and at rlrices that will Save 'J'hem from Twentji-Jli't to Fifty per cent, over those worked by hand. SAWING, PLAINING, MATCHING and any oilier work in connection with business, peifoi.iuel with tho most complete jaiiHfiictioii. My shop is supplied with the best class of mneiiinoiy, nnd the most competent workmen. All kinds of Pawiel and Clapboard Sawing, :••< well as ('irfiil.ir and i-Vi-ill Siwi\g done oil diorn notice. Turned and Fluiled Banisters nnd Newell Posts coin'iuuilv on hand, or made to order. Turning of all kinds executed in good style. MOUKIS F). MOOHIS. Lowville, Teh. 0, IP71. 27 Ayer's Vigor, For restoring to Gray Hair its natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and oft'ectual for preserving th e Ji.iir. It soon rrstorcs faded or (/ray hair to its original rolor, with the i/hjsa and freshness of youth. Thin hair i.s thickened, foiling hair checked, and liahlm.'iss ot'ti'n. though not always, cured l>y its u>c. .Nothing can restore ilio hah whiT'- tim ioHR-lcs are de- t'myw!, nr fh.'> ;;l, .ids atrophied an d decayed: l.>u f s-.ich .\s remain can be s.tved b\ thi< application, and stimu- lafi-d inri' •u'iivity, so that n new pTnwth en' hair is produced. Instead h ill' 1'uiliu;;' I hi; ue-'l, it willl; lis occ.i- iunal from turning consequently .V' v <01\tiini) nl •.i\i.lp airi's::, nnd pivvcnl tii.i of ilandrafl'. whii-h i.s I'loaaiy .-.it• L ( •li\ r .•pit. >o wi gray nr > n-vent vitnlity an i ih'Ii-tiT with a pasty setli- ican and vigorous. il prevent the hair falling off, and baldness. The it gives to tho •i the ibraia- >ften so un- ve. ! ; iv:' from those >• tnniv.i whh;h make '•:s da.';gcrous and inju- •ir, the Vigor can only II.MIII it. It* wanted UAH!. DRESSING, !•'• .-.-I'I i' • f'i,:irid so desirable. ;, iv; ii---!* i.il lmr dye, it does birr '-.Mnbiif. and yet lasts •• ir'ir. gi\ ing it a rich, glossy ^r.-itci'til perfume. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co,, iVncdeal ami Analytical Chemist,-, LOWHLL. MASS. ONK OF THE MOST IMPOBTA.NT INVEN- tiom ever introduced among the Farming Com munity la Gem Broadcast Seed-Sower, Patented April 2nd, 1867. IT HAS RKCEIVKOTHK FIRST -PREMIUM at every Fair whore exhibited, »nd the hi({lieflt onooniuiim of all. THOUSANDS ov TESTIIIONIALS could be produced In merit of the Sliiehine, but it only needs to be neon to bo nppreciuted. It Sow*from 12 to CO Feet in Width more perfect- ly than it, in poaniblo to do by hand. Wheat. Oats, Eye, Barley, Buckwheat, Hemp Seed, Timothy, Clover, Hun- garian Grass. Corn. Feas. Beans, And every variety of Seed and Grain requiring Bronbcasting, can be used in this Machine. I ITS a It l^iVTUQES .HIE : | J. They nrn very simple in construction, there- fore not linble to get out of repair. 1 2. They can be udeil successfully on hor'cbaek, the in a wagon, or carried by the operator. Three times the amount of work can be ac- complished in the \nine space of lime over i bund-sowing. j 1. The liinehiiie Ihrow* u double or single ens', I n« renin red. ' B. It ran be used In windy weather, doing j soinl woik, when it M impos-dMe to «ow by j hand. : 0. They are so cheap every ]';inner ran nll'ord to uao them, Price, fib, jggPTry one or tho machinen, und be con- vinced that they arc what we recumniond them to be. ! WM. COATS, • Agent for Lewis County, I c,2in6 Lowvillo, N. Y. IHARD WARE\ STOVES, ; TIN \W-A.RE. | ^flrtrnlltiral |m|ilfine!tt0, | dec, dec. I -AT- IS. A. Siilin'J 00 Stut«-S(i'vct, I LOWYILLE, N. Y. IIAVIN'GINTHE PAST SEASON' KEDC1LT and enlarged inv store and filled it with a large stock of Goods at low price?, I am now prepar ed to furnish the people of Lewis County with any Goods in my line, ut prices that cannot , fail to suit. My stock consist* of a larp* r.p- | sortment of SHELF HARDWARE, Carpenters' and Joiners' Tools, JA?PAJS T NED WARE, TL\ WARE, 2TAIL8, GLASS IAMPS, LAMP FIXTURES, &c, kc. AND MT STOCK 0 » aENlBAI UrWSAirOB AtBHCY. [ FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT OANAL & INLAND INSURANCE!! CASH AISITS, JAN. l,1870,OVKn f lO.OIIO.OOO. OHBAPEBT SAFBHT, AND.BBSa? | •IN KOllTHFItN KhW YOIiK. . i Reliable Insurance IN TUB FOLLOWINQ FIi't)t«Cla«!« CoiupiMilL'*: ^ETNA, Uartford f 5,640,nfin.on I IMPElllAL, London H,()Ui>,()iiO.UU ; UOME, New York I,51ti,xil8.(iti ! INS. CO. of NOBTJJ AME1UCA, (oldest lonipuny in the I\. S.).. !>,78a,S81.oo UAHTFOKD, Oonn,, 2,f. l-l,i!l l.tm CONTINENTAL, New York .... t,y,W t \'li.W UOME NowUaveu l,78ii,SiiB.oi' PII05NIX, Brooklyn, N.Y l,l8Z,OH2.oti MANHATTAN, New York, .... 1 ,:if.t>,ma.tio SECURITY, New York *•,«> 17,s7iMU> LAMAR, New York 874,72«.oo CITY FIRE, Hartford o73.4S7.oo CLEVELANP, Clevelund :.lR,B74.«iO HANOVER, N. Y 7-Jt:,:i!i'.\ A6RICPLTURAL, Watcrtown,. -I'.U.HIM.UO WATERTOWN, Watertown, N. V. 148,6111.00 TRAVELERS' LifeA Ae'di |,:I.-IO,IKIO.O0 RAILWAY PASSENGERS. Hurt \•>•) KHO.dO OHARTKR OAK LIFE l,itni,;,M.t)fi Total assets $•18,071,278.00 All descriptions oi property insured ngainst LOBS or damage by fire at Current Rates. Particular Attention given to Life and Accident Insurance. HP Ayer's Cathartic ttlls, |ST. iTB TAX Vox the relief and enroef all derange- ment- in the -torn- ach, liver, and bow- els. Tboyaroamlld aperient, and an uxeullunt purgative. Bell* mirolj voge- table, they- contain no mercury or mine- ral wlintovor. Much m-rloim sickness and suffering Is prevent- ed IJV tlieir timely u»ej aiid every flunily nbeuld liavi> tliom on hand »r thai* proleution, Ind ft'llef, ^fcen required, long oxporlence lias proved lliein to bo the nal- oit, aureat. and bost of all the 1'tllu with which tho nmrkot abonmln. liy their occasional use, tho blood U juirllloil, tho corruptions of the »y«- toin expolloif, obstriu'llnni rcinovcd, and tho wliolo machinery m\ lll'u rn-tured to it\ healthy activity. Internal oiyaim which liei-oiiie clogged and BluggUh are cleuiiscil by AIM''* l'tllt, and etlmulatud into action. Tliim Incipient dUease ia changed into health, the value of which change, when reckoned on the vuci uiuliituili's who enjoy It, can hardly bo cniiipiiled. 'their sugar coating lnakcu them plciisant to take, and preserves their virtues unlnipalreil for any lengili of time, i-o \ ' nail perfectly reliable, ni-c mild, and nperato coiislitiiliun, ordicl, or RALE.—The following ^. .. a lilt of lande altuated In the County oi Lewie, furnUhed by the Comptroller, which are inoluded in a general Hat of landl advcrtiied by him, to bo told for arreara of taxea. at the Cap- itol, In the City of Albany, at a tax salo com- mencing on the 12th day of September, 1871. A. P. PEASE, Trcaiuror of Lewie County. LEWIS COUNTY. BLACK RIVER TRACT. TOWNSUH'.O. Lots. Acres. 45, bd N b y I). Grai «er, S, by G White, W. by L. Graves, n 46, bd N by Townsend, E by Paddock W. by Vromnn, * 45, bd K by Pouto, S. by G. White, W bv L Graves \ 02, pt bd N b y Parjona & Hall, E by HI river, S. b v Ilalstead, Lewis, & Co 7 WandW N. 100 that they are ever I'rci-li, Although searching, ilu-> without dUturbaiice to ibi occupation. Full direction* are given on the wrapi- each box, how to me tliom an a Family l'liynie, Oflice 88 I STATK-PTHEKT, Lowville, N. Y. MORRJriOIIASK.Apcnt. Full direction* are given on the wrapper lo ich box, how to me tliom an a Family l'liynie, and for tho following cmuphiliiu, wliii-h these PUtt rapidly cure:— For I'-'mM'luia nr BrirtiR-emloii, IJ«<Ie«»- n«M, Iiiiniriior and ll.o« of Ainietlte, they (.hould be taken inoderuiHy to '.tliiitimte the sloiu- acli, and restore il - hcnlthv ti-ne ami action. For JLivor Coiiipluiin* and ll» various nymn- toni\ JIUIoiK lloiuluclio. Nick IIt<nll- uvhv, JTuumlicc or «rc<'n Nicku«w, lill- loua Colic and Uilioua Vnvem, thoy should bo Judiciously taken for each case, lo correct the diseased action or remove the obstructions which cause It, For Mj-MMito-i'.T or ll-lnrrliorn, but ono mild doso Is generallv lvcpiircd. For ItUeuiiiuUniii, Uout, fn'ravvl, *Pnl« itirutlon of tli« Bleu11. I'liiii in t!u< Miiln, llucb and l.oiim, tbev r-hould be contin- uously taken, as roijuiivil. to clmiigc the diseased action of the system. H ith \.neb change thoso complaints di*a\pi'c»i'. For l>i'0|)»,r and Druiiaical etwnllinga, they should be taken in lnrge and frequent doses to produce tho cft'ccl ofn dra-lle purge, For (»in>in<'»«i<>ii, a large dose should be taken, as it produce-, tho d'-siroil vtfcn by sym- pathy. As a Dinner I'tll, take one or two rills to pvomolo digestion and relieve ibo stomach. An occasional dope stimulates the stomach and bowels, rostores (ho appetite, and invigorates tho system. Ilonco it Is often advantageous where no sorious derangement exists. One who fecln tolerably well, often flnds that a dose of theso J>iUa makes him feel doeidedlv bettor, lVom their cleansing and renovating ellect on tho digostivo apparatus. ritEi'Aniiu ni Dr. J. C. AYEtt Jb CO., Practical ChtmUtt, ZOWMZJC, MASS., V. S. A. VOX SALE BY ALL DRUQGIflTS KVERYWHF.RE. ROYLSTON PURCHASE. TOWNSHIP 4. 50, NK cor, bd S and W. by II Pierre pout's land < TOWNSHIP 8. Lot.--. Acres 6, bd N -5 and W by J M Minor, K by lot t line 7,bd X and S by J . M. Minor, E by | road, W by lot line I 18, N end I It), NW cor 2\ 18 TOWNSHIP 13. S4. 88, NW SPEINGOVERCOATS AV Till FOUNDRY l-ir.l l-.-ll, til-- I'. civ :.i:iil -•>il v • >.i 'Ii.- -. .in i BOTCE, IS BOCNIl TO SKU. A LAttflP: ARSOKTMENT OF S^ttflhio, Wolf, Cooa'and Fancy LAP ROBES.. UOKSE IU.ANKETS, HARNESS, TRUNKS, LADIES' & GENTS' SATOIIP:LS, WHIPS, HOKSE JMlUSU-ESy HARNESS OIL, &c, &c, 92 State Street, xjro\Ar-\rirjiXj3B, »r. ~sr. Ts now more complete than ever before. DKINO AGENT lOK THK MORIS ING GLOltY, PARI.OU COAI. STOVE. I am confident that I can furnish the best Coal Stove in the market. I alao have a good stock of iKiiiLon rr*ooj» sToms. AJIONO MT ASSORTMENT OT COOKING SVOVES Arc the Celebrated AMERICAN and STEW- ART Coal or Wood and other fint class Stoves and a large variety of Cheap Wood Stoves I am agent for the BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER, All the extras of which are kept constantly on hand ; am also agent for juord's Watertown Plows, &c. I have in connection with the store a Shop where JOBBING in Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, &c. will be done by competent workmen, on short notice, and at reasonable prices. Thoso wauling Goods in my line arc requcstt j ed to call and and examine my Goods and i Prices before purchasing, for I nm confident | that my prices are such that it will bo to their i interest to do so. I Plister & Powell WOULD INFORM THE PUBLIC THAT THEY aro now ready to manufacture all kinds of Mill Gearings, The Celebrated Buckeye Wood- sawing Machine andllorsepower.I'lows, Cul tivators, and ul< the different kinds of AGR1CULTURALIMPLEMENTS Cheese-press Screws, and Cast- ings ofall dcscriptions.Our Improved Hop Stoves, Three-foot Box Stoves, Road Scrapers,Sleigh Shoes, Kettles, &c, &c. Machinery Repairing, Turning and Fitting done on short notice and reasonable forms. 85J~Orders for work can be left cither at the shop on Valley street, or at Pfister & Mayan's store, N. B.—Oldiron wanted in exchange for work PFISTER & POWELL. Lowville, March 8th 1868. 2S A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY Dr. WAXKEB'S CAUTORNXA. TLNEGAE BITTERS S. A. SLXBURY. LOWVILLE BAKERY I /,V FULL BLAST. HEW FIR ITI NlilW BOOT & SHOE STORE STEPHENS A BRVCKBK, ME i EB1ECTI01B. AND DKALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Hundreds of Thousands Bear testimony to their Wonder- ful Curatlvo Effects. THEY? •s i-gr o c a 2« * * x a FLOUR, J'OKK. HAMS, EiH'.S •*** VuAt. 63\. AN AOT requiring commlfsioncr.-i of towns, cities and villnirc\ appointed und< r the sev- eral aeis to faeilitito the construction c f rail- roads in this State, lo-uvgent bunds siHd cou- pons paid ' y ihom before the boards of audi- tors in towns, citio> and villnsc*, and p'ovld- iwt for the cancellation and prcscrvutlm of the same. Passed April 17,1871; thrce-ltfllitbclns present. The People of the State of New York, repre- sented In Senate and A.'setbly do enact ai< lol- ows: 8KC 1. The cnmnilssluner* appointed tinder and by virtue of i he several acts to facilitate the construction ofrnilro.ids in this State, and who have been duly authorized under said laws to is- sue bonds of any town, city or vlll.igc th rein, are here''}' required to present before ihi: boards of auditors of their respective towns, cities or villages, whose duty it la anmi.dly to examine and audit the receipts and dlnburs •munts of either town, city or village officers, at ca h an- nnal meeting of said boards of town officer*, or the auditing board inaoycltyorviliage, all >uch bonds and coupons thereof which have b^cn paid by them respectively during the year then end- ing) aiso to render a written statement or report annually to mid board, showing in items all their receipts and expenditures, with vouchers. It shall be tliefhrther dutyof said eominisionois to loan on proper •ecurlty or callaterale or deposit in some solvent bank or trthklofe lottk tntlon, at >he best rate of interest they may be able to obtain (not exceeding seven per cent), all moneys ti at shall come into their hands by virtue of their office, and not needed for current liabilities, and \all in erest or earnings accruinjr «rom sneh loans or deposits •hall Be credited to their respective lotf-a, cities or vill«M«, and accounted for in tlieir Annual setMemrtts with the laid boards of au- ditors. 12. It shall be th« doty of the Mytroi boara, ortown naium, or m iffiduWtoird W tbe cities or villages of tbtt »»tv8«lW , »hWO snch bond* or coupons thereof may be m, f<nU!d-lnpnr*n«DC«of section one of ihuW. to CMMel ilM - .\«, by cutting oat« portion or •Mb pond or oonpon to preieotea, lo inch manner M to •fltettnily prerent the WpiymoW of we tape. > 1 ooapont so presented ***d ~* *- * ploy j or sold i ettmattiWtuia rmatfltfAVoigi- fi.wtut*M*ta*MttumtBmtt, JOHN BR.1HMICR wishes to announce to t>ie citizens of Lowville ' and vicinity that ho has rented the store in [ Crouch's Blovk, near the bridge, wlierc he will j keep constantly on h.uul a largo assortment of \ Calf and Kip Boots of his own manufacture, I Shoes, (lakers slippers, Buskins, Children's Shoes, &o. Measures taken, and Boots and Shoes made to order, from the best materials, f formerly occupied by W. L. Babcock and at as low prices as the same can be fur~ nfched in thia vicinity. Repairing neatly and promptly done. By fair dealing, strict atten- tion to business and good work, he hopes to merit a share of tho public patronage. m~ Hip Boots at First Cost J£l I.AKD, &C, SINCE THE LATE FIRE THE SHOP AND store has been located in the dwelling house 1st Door above the Old Stand Lovrrille, IV. Y. COPIES of the NKW (SAZETUEKofHEW i VOKK STATE should ' be cold among Professional Men, Business Men, Privatt j Gentlemen, Farmers, Student*, Scholars nnd l oihers by industrious Agent, who are now wan- ' red by the undersigned, to obtain subscribers. ] This Gnzeteer will be made up entirely new. j from data obtained by personal research, thus j bringing all statements down to the present time. It will embrace a comprehensive ac- i count of the Geography, Geology, and General Historv of the State and a Coiilplotc His- tory of Every County, City, Town, Viliutcc and fLocullty. Arranged by Counties, and with great ease for ready refer- ence. Full tables of statistics, *c. It will con. tain a good Map of the 8taw, and inch illustra. lions aa may appear ncccssarT. Jtoyal 8vo., near 800 pagoi-, handsomely printed and bound. Price 15.00, |6.00 and $7.00, according to style of binding. Exclusive territory glreu to re- sponsible persons, iMleor female, and good commission atlt/wedv FIUNCMX B. Hocoii, A. M.. M. D., Editor ; VAS BKNTHMKM PBIIW ISO novsi, tmm and Biiidtn. Address Andrew Boyd,Pnbllilicr, >»6 Broad- my, A Ibany, N.. Y. af\Kead«r It would J>AT. TOO to take thS »t«ney in yWrcounty, or township. l*«(Hle ALL KINn.1 01' CRACK/MS, SODA JBUSCim, IMF AD, CAKES, COOKlUS, & CANDIES, KKIT ON HAKD; ALSO, SKGAB8 AND TOBACCO, WEDDING CAKE, ICE CREAM, FRUIT ICES, CHARLOTTE DE RUSSE, ETC., made to order and sent to any part of the country. We ate now prepared to furnish CANDV of our ow» Manufacture in quantities to suit pur- chasers. We invite special attention to this,' as w* can make it »n object for dealers to pur- chase of us. Remember the place in the dwelling apposite i th* M. B. Church, Ut door North of tht former i tttmd. 88tf | STEPHENS oV BRIT'-KER. Lowville, March* 22, Iff Qt, ckles < CALL AQ, . »,0» TH« 14TJBST smm or : ; BOOT^ AIVD SHOES. YOfJ Wl^tltoWtglfAjtoBMf.AilOnT- VJWT k THS OBEApffiSX in TfiVt*. OiU AMI MI. •<li ii|l M 'l » |n JJM, THE GREAT CATISE. or HUMAN MLXSXDEfY. J(i»t Published in a Sealed Envelop*. Pric* 6Y. A Lecture on tho Nature, Treatment and Itadi calcure of Seminal Weakness, or Bptrmalorhna induced by Self-Abuse Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous Debility and Impediments to Marriage, generally; Consumption, Epilepsy 'and Fits; Mental and Physios 1 Incapacity, its., Bj BOMM- Jii€vvr»*wtLh, If. D„ Atitbor of tho\ Green Bw*, B &c. the -rorld-reno-med authotyjnnhis admirable lecture, olMrly prow »«>m IjJf «snMperl* once tbtt tho awful oonisouences ofiJirabuiia 1 teat b* effbetualy, reraffTJa without medicine, and wltbonfr dangwdus surgical operations, boufltf, instrnmenta, rings oroordmls, p|ki --*••• -•• • • , 0 n fe^t^fe^ BOOTS AOT SHOfS! THET AEJS NOT A VILE S f | FANCY DRINK. P Made of Poor Rum, Whisker, Prowl' Spirits end Hefuse I.Sqnorg doctored, spSocd nnd sweet- ened to ploasothe taste, called \Tonics \Appetiz- ers,\ \ Bcstorors,\ *c, thut lead the tippler oa to Ornnkcnncss and rain, but are n truo Medicine, made from tho Native Roots and Ilcitsof California, froc frocu nil Alcolivlia Htimtilnma. Thcysre the GREAT HI.OOI) PtlRiriElt and A LIFE GIVINK VllliiCll'hTS a perfect Renovator sat! Invlgorator of tho System, carrying off oil poisonous matter and rct.torins tho blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitters occorfling to direc- tion and remain long unwell. 61C0 willbo glvenforan incurablecate,provided tho bones aro not destroyed by mlaeral poiaoa or other mcanr, antl tho vital orguns wasted bcyood the point of repair. Ftirlnflnmnuilcry nnd Clirouio KUciima- tlsm mid ('onti- I>ysi>cp.«in> wv Incliccstioti, liilioiis, I'eiu:!tent IMMIintermittent FcverK ]}>scnsc*i of tbo liiood, Liver, Kidneys, nnd Bladder, thene Bitters havo been most success- fal. Such Diseases are cauecd by Vitiated Blood, whloli is (,-oacrally produced by derangement or the Digestive Organs. DYSPEPSIA Oil 1KD1GESTXON, Head tchc, Tain in tho Shoulder*, Coughs, Tightness of tho Cheat, DlitinosS, Bour ETnctation* or the Stomach, E»d ttuto in tho Mouth, BlUoas Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Pain la tho regions of th. Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms, ere tho ofisprlngs of Dyepepila, Thf r lavlgorato the Btcmacli tad stimulate tho tor- pldlivor and bowejs, ifalett rcadoftwm ifunoanallca efficacy la eloanslhg thonreodof alllmpurltlcs, and Imparting new life and vigor to tho whole system. FOR. SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions,Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pltuples, Fuetnlcs, Bolls, C«r- •aaelin, Pang-Worms, Scs.ld.Ho*d,Sore Eyes, Erysip- elu.Itch, Scnrft, TJUcoloratlons of tho Skin, Humors and Diseases of tho bkln, ot whatever namo or nattyre, aro literally dag np and carried out of tho systom la a »hcrt timo by tbe vie of thes* Blttoit. Ono bottlo In each eosos will convince tho most lncreduloua of their owatlro effoct. Cloaaso the Vitiated Blood whenever yea find Its impurities bunting thtongn the |Hs in Pimples, Emo- tion or SorCs; cleaned It when you find It obstructed and ilngglsh in tho veins i eloanse it when it is foul, and your feelings will toll. jt>n whet. Keep tho blood puro and tbo health ot the sriiem will follow. PIN, TAPS and oih«rWatt9|8, larking In ths ' •ystcm of so many thensaadi, are effectually destroy- ed and removed. Tor toll dinetlens, read carcfoily the circular arotrad caoli bottlo, printed in four Ian- (tuogci-i;i)cli»li ( a(rrm»ri,n«fc4*b»^«San««h. • ,> TtrAJ-KElt, rroprlntor. It. II. MoDONALD A CO, ;**\Sif«M and Gon. Agents, Ban pranolaoo, CoJ„ aud S3 and 84 Oommoroo Street, Mow Tone. trtaiD $j iXL pBircionwa BLACK liKOAPi'I.oril EHOCK COATS, ATf5, (-0, $12, $15, ANI)4l20. BLACK DOKSKIX PANTS, FROM $3.50 TO $10.00. JBusimess Quits, OF ALL KINDS, COLORS AND STYLES, FROM FIVE TO TWENTY DOLLARS. LAEC E AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF Boy's CIotMng, St'ITABI.K FOR SCKiMil. AM) l>K!S.«S WEAR . POSITIVE & DECIDED BARGAINS SPRING CLOTHING. NOVKI.TIKS1N -.•riiNISIIISO CIOODK. Sl'LCIAI. IIWHIAINS I X Ft'HNLSIII.N'd OOODS. WINTER CIOIHING AI COST. Our Clotliinp; is only one-half the price 0\ custom work, nnd in most respects it is cqua to it. You Can Save from Ten Dollars to Twenty Dollars on Every Suit TRY IT ONCE AVW JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. PRICES MA.RKED I.\\ . Plain Figures on Every Garment CfURLES O. K1NGSLEY. . irOand H^GAeseeSt., — mica,». Y- ESTABLISHED 1850. 12 CO TO 60 100 fiO 118 08 120 120 *61 •10 88 65 60 10 37 46 19C 1)0 prf*t»lf, «[<i MdlMll^lTOs ZHimwiUp+to, /S EKTLBMB*; riADBBSAWD HTI8B8, oati tilhmifa fftewwfMtV «mf TTksMMtMf-b, Bfmti ttoder tt*l, ln-« plain eiiftlopt, to aur •4dr«M, onrefrlptofslsotr-- —* MMM, to tddmtlnf thf je>. ttamwWn'Tm, \pt be snpplltd *lth twry •vatletf-sf BttMt, Niot-MaAltort nnd ntppen, *t •stMintli' low-irlues. The pnbHa m,p. iMotlttllf Invlwd to call and eiamlue mj Large Sisjok »f Qooda ud Prloes. • B \ 1 UKI!8?i..T. • Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. of Hartford, Oonn. AssettsovcrScven Million Pollars. No Litigat- ed Claims. Dividend* Paid Annually. Dividends of 1870 declared and paid 60 per cent,, being the largest dividend ever paH by any Life Insuiance Company doing business in tMscountry ' SfORfilS CHASE, Agent. 88-,, , .48StatfStreet,low^UeV'JS.Y wtoiffBT oAimov stnr ITI the Diamontt Sbeotacleg will Fire* serte it. »' it t ibv VAti!r6|t'ouii EYESIGHT •^''•.Y^O'^nflfiin.^H xsBiur«ao.v5 Ztwmfwim. Ground from Minute Cryttal Pcebltt, Melted togatherrUnd dWlve their name \ Dia- mond\ on aooount oi their ffardnm andJBril ^m- Itiyy .fill: last «M>yv«»rs without ffl»«W* *$&* fiy** 1 ** HHWW' W'»1L** . J/E. Stnwr A C->,, N, V, • 0iv*i<m.i\T/l4rtm wtrolnt ttnts** 'ttmttftd with our trads^mark. ' ' •> '<\ LUCAS A^BLAlI&J.-releriind'OpttcUns art Ms'^Mrof^rVlll., N, T, from whom th«re«l>WMofctftis«d. ' i«yi cur «2 60, N pt Ijtl S. bv H. 0. liutton «1 BO, S\V cor, bd J? by Iiulton, K by Hrock- way 67, S\V cor 64, N YV oor <• 6(5, (19. pt bd N. by 26.t X eml, li mid YV by lot lines, S by S. Green 7-1. 78, bd N and S br lot lines, H by (!. Card, YV by Anthony Rowell 9fi, N. nt bd S bv E. Barlow 96, bd N by Barlow, K and YV by lot lines, S b'v Ylulicr, 95, bd N by\ Devereaux, E nnd YV by lot lines, S by Ilinman & Hunt »8, bd N by lot lot line, E by Jas. Evcr- sinc or Evuns, S and YV by lot lincH and Williams \ bd N. and YV by lot lines, E by Jus. Honn, or Hcvens, and Williams, S by- lot lines and Williams 103, bd N by Jas. Mitcliell, E and YV by lot lines, 8 bv Jas. Dailv 108, E pt, bd YV by Davis 108, bd N and S bv lot lines, E by Minor YVby Maloy, 40 lis, bd N by Oii-tlor. E by Simpson, S by lot line, YV bv J. I. Vandewakcr.. 6 117. 122.X pt, bd S by Powell & Tait 127. 1S5, S iV cor, bd K bv Finlavson & Grown Eby Black, .....' ISC, pt bd N by McVieker, E «id YV by lot lines, 3 bv Hannahs 151. bd N by lot line, E by Dennis O'Con- ncll, S bv Hcnrv Linsey, YV by Thos. , Royle...\ \ HKANTINGHAM TRACT. •IS. 7.1,PYVcor 79, SE cor 91, bd N by Smith & Mott.E by YV. Brown or Brannan, or YV. YVarriner, S, by 0. Brown, YV by Beck and Smith.... 92 and 98, pt by N bv lot line, E bv Geo B. Smith, S by C. Brown, W by J. Mc- Connell 95, Nend 87. Ill, 112. 118. j 118, SE cor, lOOrN I 111, 182. 133, bdX & S by J , R. Nortlnup, E by highwav, YV by lot line.... , .... 1J0. 14 6, SE cor 165, NW cor, N of highway 167, NK vor 16!), pt bd N by Fish Creek, E'ly by ca- nal and St. Lawrence road, S by land late of A Blakeman 171, E side 100 J 86, pt bd E by Dominick, 13 by Lane & Warner, YV by II. D. Lyon *•* 187, E side 73 188. 189, ex 50a NE cor 189,NEcor 00 203,EsidA 9 208, pt bd N & S bv lot lines, W by land iormerly owned by Stone, E far enough to make 70 203, YV side 107 204. 203, W side, bd E by Vandebognrt or Bogart .' ..',.. 206, bd N & S by Francis Scger, E and \V. by lot lines, 206 & 225, Tompkins' Farm, 12ia, being 5 end of lot 206 89a, and all of lot 224 ex H4a S of Paint creek, as follows : 44a E side owned by E Bcned ! ct, and 100a owned by J. Hunt 85a; and ex under \ of rem pd by F Scger, 208. 218,Send 17 222, NE cor 21 222, E side S of Paint creek 26 223, NW cor N of Paint creek 7 224 (see 206 & 224). 235 and 228, subs 7,15. 236. 239, cedar swamp, bd beg at a spruce tree N 69 ° E 3c 20 1 from a large granite rock in the bed of Moose river about 2r S of the N shore at the foot of, the ratiids below the large falls, th N 40° E 12 c, th N 48 * YV 7c 18 1, th S 42° W lie, th S, 41 * E. 6c 471 to beg 8 5-100 242, bd N, E, S & YV by I. R. Lyont... 5 244 258 (tee 285 &' 258). 255,NWcOr 88 262, NE cor, bd S by Moose river 50 262, NW cor, bd S by Moose river, E by Boss 262 & 279, bd N by Moose river, E. S & W by land owned by 0. Lyon, Ward 6 McVickar \ bd beg st a spruce tree ori S bonk of Moose river, th S 160r, th W 60r, th H 160r,,Jth,E to beg, beine land con- veyed to D. S. Howard by Jno. Phillips 285. ex ilnd 25a Mrs. Pegerg, und 11a Mrs, H. B. Lyon, ur.d 8a Mrs. Dayan and und 96a Mrs. Howard 26fi, 267, 2«9. 280, Send 288, E Bide S of road 291, W side. ;... 312 SW cor... \ E side 93a 4 SW cor 25a, ex und Sa pd by Caleb Lyon. 318, W side 107a, ex und Sa pd by Caleb Lvon. 314,818. 323, SE cor, bd N by highway and W by Richnrds 824, bd tf by W. D. Higby, E: k W by lot lines, S by Cox ?25, $E cor ,.. m~M 2^«ct Sty Jno. ftjirle/, * by- lot line, N on a continuation W of Moses Patten's S line, W far enough, to make 24a and ex 17a SE cor square. 383 to 8S6 inc. 843,NEcor 843 and 355, bd beg in. the centre of, the Booth Mill road onthe : E' AWof' lot *48, th S DSc 51, th W 21c 601, th N to centre of highway, th along said highway to^ofi. rVf '•••'«•'••**•*» S45,8Eoor ., SBO.S end 861, ex 40aSend. 866, (see 848 a*,* 315> r * '. t \ i' : ' 867,,Ncnd...r. §67,Scrid 169, E side .•ii--. 864, SW co«'/J. VV. .i.Wk . A V.« A\ < \ 12 250 110 .676 70 38 w7 200 200 75 105 CO 110 31)0 no 19 190 60 111 17(1 25 30 75 100 250 65 100 34 50 60 25 16 50 25 1608, i««e. • 1467. IN MAN'S TRIANGLE. 146 NE cor •• • 1M ' MACOMBVl PURCHASE. GRXATTBACT4. 3, on E line or E sido 7, around 606a BE'ly pt li, l bU N'lv, 8'ly and WMy by lot lines, E'ly by Bradford Seymour's land and lot 17, 825a. ex 2Ua SW cor \ ex B. Seymour's 575a SE cor and ex 2tiaSYVcorofrcm. 14, SE cor, bd N and YV by Cleveland 686, snb25,SYV cor ol lot. 835, Mib 20, N pt of lot. 8110, sub 23, in S\>V cor of lot. 830, *ub 24, in YV end iiearMmlc ol lot. bli7, E end 893, 894, 896. 8110, S'ly Cor • • • • ••••••; • •• 897, bd N & S by lot lines, K by land ol P, Crimp and J. YVillard, YV. by Chad- wick's saw mill lot • • • • • dOO, bd N bv A. Colwell or A. Caldwell or Cadwcll, E by land occupied by S. Morse, S by Reed 4 Fulton, W by Cmtzcnburgh & Hunt \ bd N by Cadwcll, K. by Samuel Moses or Samuel Morse, S by Reed & John- son, YV. by Cratzcnburgh & Hunt.... 906, SE cor, bd N'ly by Indian River.. 908, Ept 912. 913, NE cor 915, NW cor 916 to H27 inc. 92K, in center of Bonapart Lake U31, YV pt, bd E byesub line, 9KH, SE cor 934, pt bd N by lot 981 and Crime, E, S & YV by lot Hues 9»<i, ex fiOa YV pt. 930, YV pt •• 987, SYV pt, bd X by A. YV. Blunolmrd, Ebv B. & YV. Blmichard 938, YV pt, b d E bv S. Graves, 939, pt bd N bv lot 938, E by Lnwry, S by S. Graves '& A. Slyc, YV by A. Col- well, 910.SE cor 916, NE cor 947, bd N'ly & S by lot lines, E'ly by Paddock's land, YV by Mainland's land 948, E'ly pt 948, bd N'ly bv lot line, E'ly by E. Mr,ury, S'ly by Pugnet's land, YV'ly by- unknown and E. Maury 100 949. 961, SYV end 48 953, S'ly cor 17 954, N side 82 955, YV end I 88 956, SYV cor H9 957, pt bd N'lv & W'lv by lot lines, E'ly bv Und ol Tyler AT Ira Worth, S'ly by lot 960 and land of Gardner, 94 958, YV pt. bd E by M Blood, 224 959, W'ly end 60 901, pt bd N bv lot 960, E by land of P Harris & P. Hall, YV by Bonapart Re- serve line, being in N'lv cor of vil- lage of Harrisvillc, 1 901, pt bd N by Harrisville, E by land of widow Grant and lot 990, S by lot 902. YV by Oswcgatchic river 963, E side 966, S'ly or SW'ly cor 967, NE cor 969, SW pt 970, 971. 972, E pt, bd YV by Virginia Parrot & T. 8. Hammond's land 972, bd Nly by let 971, E by Alphonse Lejambry, S'ly by Virginia Parrot, W'lv bv Matilda Parrot's land 972, bd N'ly & W'ly by Matilda Parrot's land, E'ly bv Lejambry, S by lot 978. 972, W'ly pt, bd E by Virginia Fsirrot's land 978 974 j ex lOOiS W cor. fits, N E cor., 977 to 980 inc. 982, S pt bd N by B. Cahoun 988, ex 5a S end. 984 to 987 inc. 989, E'ly pt 990, E'ly pt 124 991.E1. 992, Wcor 172 994 to 10(J0 ino. GREAT TRACT 6, Township 1. 20, NEcor 20, bd X and S by lot lines, E by Stu Ben, or Shidieman and Barrett's land, W bv Van Wagner's laud 45 47, E of nnd'adj 111 54-100a W side. .546-100 48, ex 110aN Wcor. 67, Elide 100 72, 79. 94,NYVpt 88 96 101, Send 100 102 Tomithip 2 Lots. .Acres. 71,72,73. 74, ex 40a NE cor. 93, SvV pt 78, ex 15a SE cor, bd N by Crowfoot roadand7S 37-100a SYVpt bd N by Frank Weiman's land, Eby Jacob Mo- rath's land. 79, NEcor. 79. SYV cor 51a, ex G£a SW cor, bd N by OrowfootV road, YV by Nicholas Dice's land 80, NW cor 82, E side. 85, 86, 87, 88. 89, ex 04a NE cor. 89, NEcor 90, NWcor 91,SEcor 92, SWcor 99 to 103 inc 104, Wend Toumthip 3, Lncretia Constable'* Purchase 77, bd N and E by land formerly owned by Stephen Ordway, S by lot 69, W by Bobert's land 84, bd N and E by Hiram Carpenter's land, S by lot 76, W by Brainard Coe and others 84, bd N by Hiram Carpenter's land, E by land of A. Parsons and others, S by lot 76, W by land of heirs oi Calvin Roberts 84, bd NE andYV by land of Eli Dowd, T AX «ALB.—SuttooWewTorkCoraj, (roller's office.—Notice Is hereby gi-»n pursuant to the directions of Title 2, Chapter 417, of the laws of 1855, that a list ol all lnadi liable to bo sold for Taxes assessed and levied in the years 1861, 1862, 1868, 1864 and 1885, and of oertain lands liable to be sold for t»i M lovled In the years 1640, 1841, 1841, 1841 1844, 1862, 1858, 1854, 1866,1856,1857,1858, 1869 and I860, has been forwarded to each ot the County Treasurers and To»/n Clerks in ihu State 1 and that so much of the several pared- ol said lunds as may bo necessary lo di»ehure« the taxes, interest and charges which umybo due thereon at tho time of sale, will, 011 tho twelfth day of September next, and tho succeed- ing days thereafter, be sold at Public Auction, at the Capitol, In the City of Albany. 46W12 A. P . NICHOLS. Comptioller. Dated Albany, June 7th, 1871. S lips-liinc Court.—George Oaten and Sophia Gates his wile, Adolphus Perry mid Jeruslia Perry his wife, Curtis Perry and Sibyl Perry his wife, and Sophia Rowley, plaintiff-, ant. Alvin Perry and Fidelia Perry hii wile, Eusebia YVillard, Phincas LconurJ, J. Alexan- der Leonard and Maggie E. Leonard his wile, Frederick M. Leonard and Mary Leonard his wife William YV. Leonard and Rebecca Leon- ard his wife, Mary 8. Fav, Hannah Jiuell, George B. Perry and Aurelia Perry his wife, William Pcrrv und Catharine Perry his wife, Charles Ei\h'aine and Eusebia Eighnme his »ife, Y'ir- cinin Pearson. Benjamin Harrington and Betsy Harrington his wife, Lewis Harrini Catharine Harrington his wife, Isaac Barring- \ Lydiaa A. Harringt*Uiis wife, Orrin ton and Margaret Harrington his wife, 60 160 Si 60 220 100 314 100 100 60 100 148 25 150 53 37 24 16 42 50 46 ,.77 50 100 92 214 80 \•«o SbyJot76. k 84, SWcof, ba Nby H. Carpenter's land or Hiram Lane, E by B. Coe'sland.. 8 ton and Lydi Harrington anc „ Parley Harrington and Mury Harrington Ins wile, \Noah Harrington and Mary Harrington his wife, Caroline Benson, Clarissa Carbine, Lorcn Barnes and Lydia Barnes his wife, Charles Barnes and Sylvia Barnes his wife, William Barnes and Marin Barnes his vifc, William Da- v.s nnd Louisa Davis his wife, John Fitz<im mons and Lovisa Fit/.<imnioiis his wife, John Shannon and Dorleska Shannon his wife, Asa Shannon nnd Elizabeth Shannon his wife, Lor- ctta Barnes, William Gates and Desalino Gates his wife, and Isadoro Munroo, Fremont Muu- roo, Isadean Munroe, and Fui.nic Munroe, In- fants, by L. C. Davenport, their Guardian «</ litem. In pursuance of a judgment and decree of the Supreme Court ot the Stale of Xcw York, bearing date tho 27th day of June, 1871, the subscriber, as referee therein, will sell in sepa- rate lots, on the premises ii. the village of Low- ville, on Monday, the 14th day of August next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, the lands situated in tho village of Lowville, at publio auction, and bounded as follows, namely: All that tract of land in the village of Low- ville, Lewis county, N. Y., known as the estate of the lute Mrs. I.W. Bostwick, which is bound- ed as follows: Beginning at a point in the east outlino of Slate street in said village, where the north line of YVilliam Nickclson's house lot abut 8 on said cast outline, and runs thence partly along the said Nickclson's north line N. 71}° E. 10 chains 11 links to a corner; thence straight to where the north line ol the Doig estate intersects the west lino of the Utica & Black River Railroad, being a length or dis- tance of 11 chains 43 links; thence along'he said west line of said railroad N, 8° W. 8 chains 70 links ; thence along D. C. West & Co.'s estate S. 74° YV. 9 chains 69 links; theneo along said YVc«t& Co.'s estate N. 11^° YV, 8 chains 82 links to the south line of Chas. M. Stephens' lot; thence along said Stephens' south lino 7 chains 69 links to the east line of thoAcaiemy grounds; thence along said east line 3 chains 99 links to the south cast corner of said Academy grounds; thence westerly along the south lino of said Academy grounds 2 chains 991 links to the east line of the Trinity Church estate; thence along said east line 3 chains and one (1) link ; thence S. 71 ° west, 4 chains 67 links to tho east outline of State street; thence southerly along said cast out- line, 3 chains 68 links to the placed beginning, containing about eighteen 1 ud one-half acres of kind, as surveyed by M. King. April 20ch, 1869. Excepting and reserving therefrom the dwell- ing house of the late Hannah Bostwick and tho lot upon which it is situated, containing about three acres of land. Also all the lands and premises described a- follows: Commencingata pointin tho westerly line of said Bostwlck's land, where the centre line of the Ogdcnsburgh. Clayton and Rome Railroad crosses the line between the lands of said Bostwick and the lot known as the Elliott or Williams lot, running thence in a north easterly direction, a distance of three hundred and sixteen feet upon the centre line of said railroad to the easterly line, between the lands of said Bostwick and the aforementioned Elliott or YVilliums lot, being a strip of land one hund- red feet in width, and lyirg fifty feet on each side of the centre line of said railroad, for tho entire distance of three hundred and sixteen feet, containing 72-100ths of an acre of land. Also a certain other piece or parcel of land in Lowville aforesaid, commencing m the centre of the Number Three road so called, in said town, at a point where the centre line ol the Ogdensburgh, Clayton & Rome Railroad crosses the said Number Three road; thence in a north easterly direction along the centre line of said railroad ten hundred and sixteen feet, to the centre of the State road, near Charles D. Bosh- art's brick dwelling house, being a strip of land one hundred feet in width for said ten hundred and sixteen feet and extends forty feet on the westerly side from the centre line of said rail- road and sixty feet on the easterly jide of said centre line of said railroad, containing two acres and thirty-three hundredths of an acre of land. A map will be exhibited at the time cf such sale, showing the location of lots. Twenty per cent, will be required to be paid at the time of sale, and the balance in sixty and ninety days. Dated June 28, 1871. JAMES B. PHILLIPS, Sheriff of Lewis County. CORNEMCS E. STKPIIBNS, Attorney. T^TO. 2842 4 2847.—In the District Court _LM of the United States, for the Northern district of New York.— In JBankruptcy.— In the matter of Clark Cole, a bankrupt.—The undersigned, assignee of Clark Cole, a Bank- rupt, will sell at public auction on Wednesday, July 19, 1871, at $ o'clock, p. m. upon the premises now occupied by said Cole, in tbe town of New Bremen, Lewiw county, N. Y., the following properly which lately belonged to said Bankrupt, viz: A smatl quantity ol slabs, lumber, lath, and saw logs, Kboggv wagon, 1 pair of trucks. 1 pair of hob sleighs, 1 revolver, 1 rifle and the accoutrements for the same, 1 old canal boat, and a small boat. Terms c sh. Dated Lowville, June 27,1871. 47 -JOJIN K, TIMAK, Assignee, Ao. © ' ts.'— Oharh [QMN R, YVATSON'S EAST TRIANGLE, ex 440a S pt. J» S67.N end ItiHM.'. 4 B, and 24 A\. 8859, 8860, 8j8jJltl*8ft/*W ,JW> <• . 8 E, anf IS N. 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YVatson. 246, 248, 35tf, 251, 253, 266, 268. 265 tcr260 inc. 280, 282. 287, El. 289, 290. 298, Wpt *»V»<lfc8n<V»8, «*,' *W^ : 841,41V, 822,828,826,829. 8m), M, pt... ..*. «-*!<*»•%«« «»b\ •*«»«¥.. £8$, W>$to * ••• * ........ •• » 886. 887, Ept , !8,fciidUiiiiS^x^LfwJ.lv..j,.' 8, bd N_* E by 0 *' L Hintdlet, B i W end.,... >».<i 12, M V bj Wm-Jtomlfe, B »y Bv*n- ttnjbtn-fiMVfl'**'JkV GMoV'Wfaj': nlOOttm itsisieitit mi tsMstitiM IS * 17 bdKiftMAwffi- IMAIM to B rirw, J.blli«». «*lBn, 1% ». Bra* 80 OAoe Tv QOtp »lwl Pc who f»mi! Villi Tv »dv« edit; in tl ts-- Jp 1 sn 8 sq Ssq lco > cc fc( rat of 1 1 fin 1 of P» * m 45 llWHiP— County of Lew • harleiiBrenpn, Pl'ff. agt. Harriet Sush,'Sarah Bush, James Bush and Caroline Bush his wife, Henry Bush and Catharine Bush his wife, Clarissa Goff and Duel Goff her hus- cand, Cornelia Babbitt, Frances Babbitt, and Harriet Bush, Administratrix, and Henry Bush and James Bush, Administrators, &o. of Samuel Bush, deceased, Def'ts. To the above named defendants, You are hereby summoned to an. Swer the complaint of the above named plain- tiff, which was filed in the office of the Clerk of Lewis County, at Lowville, Lewis County, N, V., on the Second day of June, 1871, and to servo a copy of your answer on the subscriber, at Lowville, Lewis County, N. Y. within twenty -u^ davs after the service of this summons, exdu- IWf* sivc of the day of service, or the plaintiff will •\\ apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the complaint. „_ HENRY E. TURNER, Plaintiff's Attorney. Dated, June 8d, 1871. ***? D, sa n • 28 . >S • 62 W 68 , 8 80 •0 10 140 P URSUANT to an order of Carlos P. Scovil, Lewis County Judge, notice is hereby given to all person* harhyr okimi •gainst thd estate Of Edward A.fBrof* l&eV the town of Lowville, in the count*- of Lewis, deceased, that they are hereby required to pre. sent the«ame with their .veuphew *****>', to tho undersigned exeoutors of the ast will and testament o» said deceased, at the law office of Edward A. Brown. Jr., in »•<-***« *- Hf 1 tin* on or before the 18th. d»> ««^OotobMjttJIt, MABRIETTA I, BROWN, K*'rx, EDWARD A. BROWN, JR., •»»»*•!, Dutsd April «, 1871. ' M I DIE TO LIVE, AND LIVE TO MB Stttttn t>i/H»tff una Vtmtilng *f No. 9 JOHN STRUT, NEAR THI Di»o*t ..,,,..,'; ...dJlHJAN T >Xi' • v,W '..'•\tf\\-r <r-4*^*44, \... ,. '\>- W / GeT»ts'Oo»tsY*eetee.rid J PtDtiDyedenil Ckai • ed to leoknken.w, L«U..'BHk unj W<»1« DreM#s,8n»wls, Ao.. Dyed evert ibtde kaowt toSQJgne.yrOlesnee'.lp.aBtiperiorMenner. jlTl oolw or oleno KID cffcOVf S •qpp' tt a«w.
