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•». Sheriff Eo%M Supreme Court f |»Y VIRTUE against the goods, .c o» tbaMay hereinafter decree 't of theSui* the highest bidder of New York in ^^Ath^i^ dollars ($330) with interest date April 22 being duly a Broadway, Albany, U.J.M--— t rne* Main and Seneca ft*, W Bttftalo7 Superior St, Cleveland, and 48 Clark Street, Chicago , These Coll&esare now In aneeeafol operation and are ready for students at any ante. f \>*ii^M«raroRff Union Bank Brown's Building, ieginning^ne - cSaiJi8 an? nine- Only three years have wonderful preparation. f~6t> ton-yaid irijaeent ^^M^^dd strata for the purpose of ^d one ^.^^g^ diftte completing life building, iV tW i A. H. Tracy, E G Spaulding .1 M y * proofed: on this subject. i were adopted, and on farther on rejected; , At last a happy • idem struck him. He bored an anger hole through the door post, and stuck a calf's ,'with,the bushy end flaunting nentiWeVis, Esq., iTon/JoelT. neadley, \ Lorenzo Burrows, Thomas WOlc&tt, JBsq.> XohnlL/Schoolcraft, Amos Dean, : . £ H.Arosby, ProC Jno. H. Sangster, Thos. G. Bidout. FACULT^: ~ frogsiteriif ft* Science o ceoufct/ arid Lecturers on Business Customs. in business and or-' ,p, and lec- itile corresp'ce. :hard and oth- Pan^Kn^l&t*\* Ton Bank- K. Atkins, Lec- :Pant8j Pants, Pants -Pants, Pftnts, ——-. AT TBB6R£AT WABDBOBE, 112 Genesee street, oat; •: After a while, he noticed a grave looking personage standing near the door, wtfthi* spectacles, gazing intently on the - sign. And there he continued to stand, gazing and gating, until the curiosity of yjkhe tanner was grearly excited in turn.' Be stepped out and addressed the individ- \Good morning,\ said he. \Morning raid the other,without mo- wing h» eye* from the sign. • > You want to buy any leather P said \h» storekeeper. \No.\ \Do yon wish to sell hides P \No.\ \Are you a farmer?\ \Are you a- merchantP \No.\ \Are you a lawyer?\ \No.\ \Are you a doctor?\ > \No.\ / \ What are yon then ?\ \I'm a philosopher. I have been •tending here for an hour, trying to see if I could ascertain how that calf got thr T o the anger hole, and I can't make it out to • we my life.\ Influence of a Smile It is related in the life of the celebra- ted mathematician, William Hutton, that a respectable looking conntry woman call- ed on him one day-, anxions to speak with him. She told him with an air of secre- cy, that her husband behaved unkindly to her, and sought other company, fre- quently passing his evenings from home, • which made her feel extremely unhappy ; and knowing Mr. Hutton to be a wise man she thought he might be able to tr-H her how she should manage to cure her hisband. The case was \a common one and he thought he could prescribe for it without losing his reputation as a con- juror. \The remedy is a simple one,\ said he, \but I have never known it to fail.\ Always treat your husband with a smile.\ The woman expressed her thanks, dropped * courtesy and went away. A few months afterwards she waited on Mr. Hutton with . a couple of fine fowls, which she begged him to accept. She told him, while a tear of joy and gratitude glistened inier^ eye, that she had followed his advice, and* her husband was cured. He no longer 'sought the company of others, but treat- ed her with constant love and kindness. s-andvdtheray* ,ete. ... JTfffatt Smith, and tnrers on Political Economy. Reverend*«, L. B. P. Thompson, G. W. Hoamer BIMLG. 1BVVJleacoek,. Lecturers on Mer- cantileEthics. . ; „ „ „ Olive*.A'rey, M. J. Oatman and E. C. Pome- roy, Lecturers on ConnnerciaUCompuJatipns. Hon: Horace Mann,\Hon£:G. W^-Clinton, Special Lecturers. ' ; ***\'. The Design of the Institution is to auord per- fect facilities for requiring in an expeditious manner a thorough knowledge of Commercia Science and Art,; aSjpijclicaUy employed to?h« Counting Boom and Business pursuits generally. TERMS: • • • t '•••• For full course, time anlimited, inelu~' ding all departments of Book Keeping, Lectures, and Practical Penmanship $40,00 For same course in Ladies' Department 35,00 Persons taking Penmanship alone will g receive twenty lessons for 6,00 The Albany College is just open, and will be for the present, under the superintendence of S. S. Packard, who'has for many years been con-, nected with Commercial Edtication, aud engaged as Practical Accountant. The very best facili- ties will be offered at this school ior young men desiring to qualify themselves for the practical duties of the Counting-room. The very best teachers of Penmanship to be found in the coun- try, are permanently located with these colleges. For further particulars, send for a circular. Address BRYANT & STRATTON, lyia. . • •:• -•\••\ Albany, N. T. E. A. TEALL, Agent, j3P~Call and get a Circular. The cheapest clothing store in the State! ,.- 3* J -y.%.']£tftGSLHrrft SON; Proprietors, 5- j- i. -'.iO^i©—i'UT-; • Coats of every ahagefind size, • To fit the form and please the eyes. Coats of every cut arid Hue, Olive, green,and black and blue. Coats with buttons beaming bright, Like the stars which gem the night; Coats as smooth as wild bird's feather, Coats for warm and wintry weather; Coats for mill-wrights and musicians, Coats for players and .politicians, Coats for the peer or postillion, Coats for the mob and for the million, . Coats for, tfce .ballroom or the bar, ' ' tp!l8?o¥tne ftrum or the? war, Coats for soldiers and for sailors, Coats made by tbe best of Tailors, AT T L. KINGSLEY & SON'S GREAT STORE. - - \I. Y. been tfomiAfo cbntainmoxiousiingredieiits, which neutralise the goo'd effects ofthe^arsaparilla and oftentimes injure > the health .ofitlje patient It W not/sbwiih Hurley's preparation. This is the pure arid genuine extract of the root, and will, on trial,- be found to effect a cer- tain; and perfect sore of theielJowMtg copplaiBts and diseases': \ \ '\' zoftKe Bones,. '.. Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, Dyspepsia, 'sipelat, male Irregularities, A PALPABLE HIT.—The following item is taken from the Memphis Christian Ad- vocate, and is emphatically a good hit: An invalid once sent for a pbysicain, and after detaining him for some time with a - description of Ms pains and aches, <fcc, • lie thus -summed up: \Now Doctor you nave .humbugged me long enongb with your good for nothing pills and worthless £rnpa ; they don't touch the real diffi- I wish yon to strike the cause of my ailmentsJf it is- in your power to MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Office No. 335 Broadway, New York. Fourth Quarterly Sale of Gold aud Silver WatcUes, Gold Watcb Chains, Lockets, Bracelets, &c. dec. ' Lht of Retail Prices of Pens, <kc: Gold Pens $1,00 Gold Pen and Silver Holder 2,00 Gold Pen and double ex-Silver Holders 3,00 Mammoth do, do. do 4,00 Leviathan do\ do. do 5,00 Fountain Pen, Desk Holder 3,00 Mammoth \ •' \ 3,00 Engrossing Pens 2,00 Leviathan and Box 5,00 Gothic Silver Case and Pen 8,00 \ Engrossing \ 4,00 Gothic Mammoth do 6,00 Gold Tooth Picks 2,00 \ Tooth and ear Picks 3,00 Pencil; Watch Key, and Tooth Pick.. 3,00 Ladies Gold Pencils 2,00 \ \ \ 3,00 \ \ \ 4,00 \ \ \ with Fen 5,00 Gent's Gold Cases and Pens 8,00 \ \ *' \ 10,00 \ Gothic \ \ \ 12,00 And all other lands of styles at the retail prices. To the purchasers of our Pens we present a numbered Ticket on every dollars worth pur- chased, which entitles the holder, by an extra payment of 25 cents on each ticket,, to a prc- mirta varying ia value from f!l to §100. The premiums consist of various arficlcs of Jewelry, viz: Gold'and Silver Watches, Silver Goblets, Silver Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains for la- dies, Lockets, Bracelets, Gent's Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thimbles, Breastpins, Ear Drops, Studs, Rings, Crosses, &c. &c, none of which sell for less than one dollar. Country purchas- ers may rely on being as fairly dealt with, as regards••• theorizes as.'if- they thems|l^ea>wire present.: ; ; ; % *-- '- ?• :> ':'• .VtU. hsre -..keen in operation for three Ve»rs and thousands hove bought of us, and we have never learned that any one was ever dissatisfied. This plan affords every opportunity of obtaining a gold watch or some article of jewelry, for a trifling sum. All our pens, pencil cases, &c, are manufactured by ourselves with great care, and we offer them at precisely the same prices asked in all other stores in the city. To agents we offer die most advantageous offers, and any energetic person can do well by working for us. ;• We, wish agents in every place in the country^ and persons who would like to become such will please to address us, and We will send them printed circulars of prices, terms, &c. We have no stated periods for distribution. The moment a pen is purchased, the purchaser is entitled to receive his.p' i-Jlum on the pay- ment of 25 cents extra. All orders .should be addressed MEBBICK, BENTdN> DEAN, 835 Broadway^ New York. K.B.—iGoiatens rtf-pointed'in a 'superior manner; Enclose the pen and 39 cents in P: 0. Stamps, znd the pen will be re-pointed and C O A T S Coats, Coats, (.'oats, Coats, Coats, Coats. ..Co^ts, Coats,, '•• • : i!< Coats, Coats,- . Coats, Coats, Coats,-:Coat», Coats, Coats, Coatsp.Coats, \Coats Coats, Coats; Coa&S Coats, Coats, Coats; ©Sits, Coats, Coats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats; Frockcoats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats, Frockcoats, At the Great Wardrobe, No. 112, Genesee Street, TTtiea, N. Y T. L. KINGSLEY & SON, 34yl . Proprietors. elapsed since thediecpyi. u.sfiidying, cxperimcntalisin,,, „ ^ c „ |) iBrjtintroducetit to the pnBlici and it;is al- g»\dy~recognised by. the mo?t e|ninent phys- ici»nsinall parts offthe'coiinfry to^e the most surprising and effective remedy for certain dis- eases of which they have knowledge. AndalVSUii Diseases. Habitual Cottiveness, Indigestion, Live/ Complaint, , , , • Tiles, Pvlmonary Diseases Scrofula, or King's Evil, Syphilis, Besides curing the above, it is also known to be a great, and powerful Tonic, purifying the blood and invigorating the system. In short, it is, without exception, in the cases mentioned, and its general effect on the system, the most efficacious as it is the most desirable remedy of the.age. It is already extensively used throughout the country, and is fast obtain' ing an EUROPEAN REPUTATION. The instances of cures it has effected are daily coming to the proprietor's knowledge, and he has no. hesitation in recommending it to one and all who desire to procure relief from suffer- ing. One bottle being tried; its effects will be too apparent to admit of further doubt. «gp~ Recollect Hurley's Sarsaparilla is the onlj genuine article in the market. Price §1 per bottle, or six bottles for $5. For sale at the manufactory, corner Seventh and Green streets, Louisville, Ky., and by all wholesale houses throughout the United States and Canada. Slyl SCHEIFFELIN BROTHERS & CO., Wholesale Agents, New York city. M. W. KING & SON, taihing forty-five,, acre's and hinety-ci UPREME COURT—County of Lewis.—Dar- d Hh Nl plaintiff agt CtUPREME COURT—County of Lewis.—Dar- O win Nash and H»ntiah Natli, plaintiff, agt. James Madison Nash and Augustus Crane.— Summonsin Parti ion. To James Madison iSash and Augustus Crane, defendants. You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint ot Darwin Nash and Hannah Nash, plammTs, a cdpVof which is this day filed with the Clerk-of said\ County at hisoffice in Martinsburgh, and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscriber at hisoffieein Lowville, county aforesaid, within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and if you fail to answer said complaint, as hereby required, the Plaintiff's will apply to the Court for the re- in the complaint. Dated 22d N-. B. SYLVESTER, Plaintiff's Attorney. lief demanded April, 1857^ 84w7 PIANOS, J|[El6DEOIfS, AND PRICES GREATLY REOUOEO. E. A. TEALL, LOWVILLE, N. Y., A GENT For the sale of the Best Pianos and Melodcons in the United States. Boardmcm, G-ray & Go's, and Hal- lett, Davis cfe Co\ PIANOS, Of every VARIETY and STYLE—from those in plain Rosewood cases, to those of the most Elegant Finish, for 81000 ! CAKBABT & DaA office of the Clei on the 8th day of February, I860, P. M., in iLiber.Pof' wojtfge, \son Barnes; then Clerk o'clock. ountv. the said mortgagee, h admuastrators or assigns, in case ^jj to payitlie moneys secured by said mortgage to be paid, or any part thereof either of principal inter ll th mortgaged premies ac or interest to sell the mortgaged pre'mkes, ac such cane .made-and pro< 1867,,.r,ae subscriber, 1 H>ihted by said Couruf ™™~, wilFwli «t jrobW tmetXm, at tfc|t DWELLING HOtJSE lately occupied by B01f.| %&m BtJEBE/^deccaWa, ta\the town of MnM tinsburgh, in the county of Lewis, on tbe «T dav of June next.- at-flnc o'clock, P. «., of dun , • • • and prenijsesiwjuebjtre described! LotiJo.iO,in thetdwji county of Lewis, boon M^ Iknr'formeiflfdgeded. by Pe\ter B. ,©irtisTand jans wp ; 89 links to a stake aridJJones; thence k ia state and s 9 links to a stake J; ( up j chains 72 links ioa state and stones; thenci lt has been made in nor th 14 chains ^^Jo^e centre of JJ secured to bepaid| r o B d; thence east 6 #^^ hf f b pntain.ng ten the pnvmentofthe money . -, — . . . ._ . bv said mortgage according to the terms thereof, ; p i ace of beginning, cpntair •md no suit or proceedings at law, to recover land. Being the name piece of land described the same or any part thereof, having been in a certain deed dated the 23d day of June, nstitutodjand whereas, the amount tJafaned to ,828, recorded in Book L of deeds, page 24, be dueon said mortgage at the date of the irst &c .,m Lewis County ClerV* office. publication of this notice is Three hundred and seventyrtiine dollars & tlrirty six eents ($37.0j36). Now therefore by virtue of said power oi sale.and of the statute in such case made and provided .sajd mortgaged premises,, will be auction I OK \ \ ' \' -*•*-*• — 'iV» f i2_? O^^[L©[S g Which will give better satisfaction than any oth- er instrument in the United States, from the 4 octave at §15, to the Organ Pedal Bass Melo- deon, for§Si)0. Two setts of reeds, $1,50 i two banks of keys $200. W« would call attention to the JS r cvj Double-Bank Melodeons, , auction iqiv vja at tge LAW 'DAVF?KPOUT, in'tne' village of County, on Friday, the 19th day of^ne next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Sail? mortgaged nremises are described in said mortgaged/sub- stantially as follows, to wit:—all that tract or parcel of land situate in the Town of New Breman, County of Lewis, and State of New York, & is part of the 2d &. East &. 12th K Ranges of great Lot No. 5, of Macomb's purchase, & bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at a stake & stones, 14 chains, 36 links, S. 89J° :from the corner of the 1st & 2d East 12 & 13 North Ranges, & runs thence S. 8»i E. S chs. 64 links, to a post marked B. Thence S. 40 chs. 7o links to a post & stones. Thence W., 7 chs. 40 links to a post. Thence N. 2° E, 40 chs.80 links to the place of beginning; containing twenty-six 18-100 acres of land, be the, same more or less.' ' Also, all that other piece nor parcel of land, County & State aforesaid, and is part of S2 3G-100 acres of land, conveyed to John It. Bush, by deed bearing date 20 Nov. 1840, & bounded as follows, viz: Beginning at aspruee post cornered & raacked 6 . 10 chs.?!! links, South S9£ E. from the corner of the -1st & 2d & E.12th& 13 North Ranges,& runs thence S. 89i° E. 4 chs. SO links, to a stake & stones. Tuence S. 2-1°'West, 40 chs. 80 links, to a stake & stones. Thence West 6 chs. 69 links, Jo a Beech Sapling, cornered & marked -C.' G. Thence North, 17 chs. 3- links, to a hub in the road. Thence North 1%- E. 24. chs. 23 links, to the place of beginning, containing twenty-six tb« same time Ming his cane and demol- ishing a decanter of gin tkat stood on the tide board. An exchange has made the discovery that schottische is a corruption of the ' -mem '\Seoti*ritcn the famous dance owes ito name to a p«mm afflicted a footman that ut was WHO WA3STTS A PIANO ? WHO WANTS A MEL0DE0N ? WHO WANTS HVE'DOIXAKS? Ten Splended Pfano Fortes and One Hundrei Splended Melodeous for the Subscribers to this Paper!!! Only Twenty-Five Cents a Year Being determined to obtain for this paper th largest circulation of any paper of its kind in til country, we have determined to return a larg< portion of the receipts to the subscribers foi the coming year. This is No Lottery or Chance Humbug! for we pledge ourselves to distribute the abov< in the following manner, and as fast as sub scriptions are received v.hich entitle parties t to tneni. As fast as the subscriptions are received, they will be registered- by one of the proprietors themselves, in a book for the purpose. The persons whose names happen to regis- ter opposite the following numbers in each hun- dred, viz., 10, 20, SO, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, and 90,' will.have their money returned by next mail, and the paper sent free for the year en- ding with D*., 1857. Those whose names are registered opposite auy of the following numbers in any thousand viz., 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 7011, 800, 600, wili receive a due bill entitling them to Five Dollars' worth of anything in our store at cash retail prices. Each person whose name happens to be reg- istered opposite 1000, 2000, 3000, &c, will re- ceive from us one of Carhart, Needham & Co.'s Celebrated Five . Ovtave, -Scroll Mclodeons. worth seventy-fiVe dollars, or the value of it in anything else from our store that may be pre- ferred. And to the person whose name shall happen to be registered opposite to the numbers 10,()00, 20,000, 30,000, &c, to 100,000, we will pre- ent one of Bonrdman, Gray & Co.'s or Hallet, Davis & Co.'s Celebrated Seven Octave Rose- wood Pianos, worth, at card price, §300. When it is borne in mind that the subscrip- tion price of this paper is only .twenty-five cents, and that of every ten subscriptions sent, one must be a prize, it will, be readily admitted that this is one of the best offers ever made to the public. •;;>-• t ::' I- The instruments will be carfullv boxed, and sent to any depot in this city, free of charge. Send subscriptions to J. SAGE & SONS, Publishers of Everybody's Paper, 38-ly 209 Main Street, Buffalo. PATENT CHAIR , 438 B«OOME ST., one door east of Broadway, (Late 468 Broadway,) « SEW VOKK, (Established A. I)., 1BS3.) .... Invite an examination of their frreat variety | separately, or both together by one set of keys. and superior assortment of Chairs, manufactured By means of this combination, a great variefy,. of at their own establishment, and under their im-1 pleasing changes may be produced ; be/saJes 18-100 acres, be the same more or less! 'Except- ing & reserving unto the party of the 1st part, all mines & minerals whatsoever &-partieular, jill the Iron ore, copper or lead, which have beenS>r i may hereafter be discovered in the above For which Letters Patent have just been issu- j described premises, with the right & privfiege to Mr. Carhart. This instrument has two rows j ( 0 cn t Pr & take tlie san e away, by nuSkfiig of keys,acting independently of each other, or . reasonidile compensation for the same\ together, by means of the Coupler, having two Dated Lowville, March .25, 1S57. setts of reeds, acted upon by each set of keys — mediate observation and diruction, including Pivot Revolving Chairs, Self-Acting Extension Recumbent Chairs, Improved Invalid Wheel Chairs, Major Searle's Traveling Invalid Chair, Spanish Spring and Squab Chairs, Rheumatic, Spinal and Asthmatieal In- valid do., &t\, &c, &c. Embracing the most complete assortment, and choicest kinds for PARLORS, DRAWING ROOMS, CHAMBKKS, GAKDKSS, LIBRARIKS, COUNTING HOOSES, OFFICES, PCBLICINSTITIJTJOKS^KNTISYS, BARBERS, &C, together with every ilesii-t:b!e tort i adapted to the comfort, convenience, and luxu-j ry of The SICK, the AGED, the I.\Fii::>[, the LAMX I and LAZY, . ! In point of ingenuity of design, elegance of i finish, quality and richness of material, faithful- ness of execution, durability and cheapness, One of the many ad- ALANS0K TYLER, Mortgagee. L. C. DAVENPORT, Attorney, ^ ? Lowvillg^N. Y.', 30wl8. 3T which, it has the 1'ovscr of « Small-Organ, And has been pronounced by the first Organ- ists in this and other cities as \being the Best Substitute for the Organ einen,ts-of .Jaines^ 'Smith, of the town oS Oreig, i- I havileVfcd upSnitl>e following property: J .;. ; S^cr^f's gall*;- J ?. T virtue of an execution issued out of the Su- preme Court of the State of Kew York, to me directed and delivered on the 17th day of April 1857, agniii^t the goods!,' Chattels, lands ar.d ten Within their Unow!ed_ vantages claimed in find instrument is the ' AH tiio.-:e Durability and Simplicity of Construction, which land lying features were pronounced at the Patent Office as beinji A improvement, and a re-leeming qual- ity in instrameuis of the kind, of the p ing propertj' certain lot?, pieces or parcels of in the Brantingham tract, in tlie town of :Greig county of Lewis, State of New Yor!:, and bounded as follows, viz: All The rapid sale that of lot Xo. S2, in said tract, bounded as follows ; Beginning at the north-west corner of eturned post-paid. 37wl2 Great St^rr of City O LD HiiJW, THE PA^rNBK^ipB. A 12mo volume, 446 paje«, : elegantjj-bound in cloth and illustrated. Price $1,25. A deeply interesting and/most exciting taje of Ifiw TORI, which thefe*der no sooner opens, ami glances through the content* than the at- tention ia rivited at once, aa^Oike the most FASCINATING OF itis devoured with avidity by erety chw Of the reading cornmunity. ' ' -'' • - \ •••• - ; Thi»islit*rV iritcrwtin^*»Tir 6f«ocial life in jjH, whichhaafcad a Iiuie sale through- out the country. The author Ba»,great power as a writer and.,iluU,in the delineation of char- S era and »ecure Bduor aS^JX^SUFX. by all for, when be wirit. ' *• ' !!•: I . it LEWIS COUNTY, Ir*n and Stov« Depot at Turin Tne. are wsw refcfcivih^ ing. Parlor and Plate Stoves of Twenty Five 1 different sty leg ' ! and patterns, in all one hundred-and\ ten Stoves. Trimming and pipe for Stoves, Jappancd iand'Tin Ware, Ac, &c. As usual we have on hand and are receiving a full 11 Naito,-GI W «j Snrings, Mill, p, p, ho ' els, r *e;, &c. : A^ bnr pureKk^es-iire made di- y p, these Chairs are unsurpassed. For them, M. W. KING & Sox were awarded the first and only Prize Medal, and the Faculty recommended theiii as preferable to beds or couches for patients af- flicted with Spinal, Asthmatic or Sronchial af- fections. To either arm of the chair may be attached a a -.onvenieut reading or writing DK?K, and any combination desired will be manufactured to order. . A Circular with explanatory cuts, will be sent by mail if requested, and orders, (with remit- tances,) promptly forwarded to any part of the world, ' , • I>nxiiry and Economy ! ! KING'S NEW CHAIR \AS TOD 1.IKK IT, \ -An Arm Chair, Reclining Chair,. Couch -and Bedstead, (COMBINED IS ONE,) is susceptible of twelve different positions, or changes, to meet the varied requirements for comfort, conve- nience, luxury, and economy (in.space as well as price.) Whether in sickness or health, this celebrated CHAIR \AS TOIT LIKE IT.\ excels in many respects, any chair perhaps ever man-' ufuctuied in this or any other country. No. liiu, thence West along the line :' s:iid lot 82, to the waters of Fish , . , . . . ,.,..,,,,-, i uake, thence North six chains and fifty higa estimation 11. which it is held by the pup- ,. JiU |0 a (eiwr .„ .,, e Jja|;e . t] , cnc(y ^ ^ chains -.'.ltd fif:v li:i::s toasiaUe; thence Kast I ten chains and forty-seven links to a poplar, cornered on three sides; thence Fonth along the line of the lot to the place oi' beginning. Double-BarJc Mdodcon I; Since its introdactio:!, is convincing prGofof the 1 h r ii. Also a full a&soriment of other styles. The Louis XIV style, carved lefrs, aiiu pearl inlaid name-board. Two styles oi' 0 octave in Piano cas^s. The 5 and fi octave Double Reeds, j with two and four stops. The .3 octave, piano style, and the -1-} and 5 octave, scroll legs, porta- ble styles, all of which are made of the Uest ma- terials, and in the best and most duraMe man- ner. The exertions and experience of years are concentrated in the instrument we now offer for public favor. The quality of tone of tlie Melodeous we have for sale are superi- or to that of other deal- ers who have nothadt 1 \^ expe- rience in Voicing whicli Mr. Carhart has had, he beirij; the originator of the science of voicing reeds ' m.iny years since, and hv the im- provements which he has since made ^ iu the art, he is enable to produce a quality Of Tone Ihieqtxtled, Answering quickly to the touch, and at once Also, all that certain tract, piece or parcel of '• land, situate, lving. land being in tbe Western. I division of Town No. five, in tbe town of Mar- f tinsbnrgh;. being » pM&fif ^WetlCi in the | Western division J»n,d JCown aforesaid, bounded ; as follows, to wit: beginning at the «outh-«u», ] corner of PeteV B. Curtis's \*n& arid running 5 thence nortb*long-the,eaat;bound»*f«aia Cur- 1 tis's land thirtyrfour chainiiand-eijskty-one links ' to the north iine^fl said lot afo.'lO. Thence east along said-north!.' line fourteen chains and thirty-four links to a stake. Thence south thirty, four'chains and ninety-three links to a stake. The»ce -West fourteen chains and thirty-fonr links to tbe place of beginning, containing fifty acres of land, be the same' -more or less. It being tbe same land described in a certain deed from Saiiiuel Miner & wife to Rowland Buell k recordfd inr Lewis County Clerk's Office, in Book F of deeds, page 483 &c. Also all that certain piece or parcel of land, being part of Lat No. 8 of the Western Subdivision oi Towasbip No- 5, in Martinsburgh, Lewis Co., New T«»k, bounded as follows, to wit: . Beginning at a point in tbe north line of said Lot, North 87{® west 14 chs MvJ links from the N. E. corner thereof, runs thence south lj* west & parallel to the. east Jine of said lot 35 chains 28 linki to the south line thereof; thence north 87$® west 5 chains 62-i links to 70 acres of Land deeded to Rowland Buell Junior, by Rowland Buell (Deed dated Nov. 8, 1855 recorded in Book Xo.- 14 of deeds page 438 &c.) Thence along the east line of said seventy acres norths® Cast 35 chains 26 links to the north line of the lot;, thence thereon south 87Jp east 5 ehaio* •?8i links to the place of beginning containing nineteen & 24-100 acres of land. Dated Low- ville, Am-il 22,1857. X. B. SYLVESTEB, 31w7 Referee. L. C. DAVENPORT, Plaintiff's Attorney. w MORTGAGE SALE. HEEEAS—LONSON C. HILDRETH formerly of the Town of Turin, County of Lewis and State of New York and Eienor his wife, did on the fifth day of April, in tbe year of our Lord one : thousand eight hundred and fifty two, make and execute unto Benjamin Davenport of the same place, a certain indenture of Mortgage bearing date on that day, thereby conveying the premise? hereinafter diseribed to said Davenport, as security for ti e payment *f the sum of twelve hundred dollars payable on the first day of March 1857, with annual inter- est payable on the first day of March in eaek year. The buildings on said premises were also by the terms of said Mortgage, to be kept in- sured to the amount ot $1500, and the policy thereof assigned to said Davenport as further security. Which said Mortgage was duly ac- knowledged by said Hildreth and Wife, to en- titled the.same to be recorded, and the same w«» recorded *it1i a pdwer of sate tfiefem'contained, ' in Book M. of Mortgages at page 450 in the Clerk's Office of the County of Lewis, on the 14th day of April 1852, a't 12 o'clock M. by Harrison Barnes, then Clerk of said Coanty,said Mortsrage has been duly assigned for a valuable consideration, to James W. Davenport of St Louis, in the State of Missouri, the power of sale in said mortgage.contained, authorizes said mortgagee or his assigns, in. case default it it of the money secured to be paid by said mortgage to eellthe said mor- tgaged premises according; to lawj And where- as, deikult having been made in the payment of the money secured to be paid by said mortgage according to the terms thereof, and no suit or *fl?e£»yer,$e.jaine, o»any where- . 5 To Public Institutions, as well as to individ- uals, this CHAIR is a very desirable article, and will be supplied in any number, on the most lib- eral terms. - Apply to, or address- .-. .' • M. W. KING & SO2S, 438 Broome Street, One door East of Broad- way; New-York, (LATE 468 BROADWAY.) 30yl GREAT REDUCTroilf T HE UNDERSIGNED, intending to enlarge his business, by adding to it a rectifying es- tablishment, offers to the people of .Lewis coun- ty an opportunity to buy the best quality of Foreign ma* Btomestlc' > W II.ES AN© L IQW 0ES, At New York Market priced: Double Refined! Whiskey, in quantitiea not less than 5'gallbns, - '374 cents per gallon. BrandieVfrom^2j60 to $3,60 per ga'lon ) Fnre Wines _ WM\\' ' Ml \ \'' In%Stiitl JSaiifOiikguar.t.,' t ttieMboVc 1b# : p >|THE StfB „ , -„.- LIC thathe j»WBimencedj%.busincV of \•'*•'• • WAGON 1SEAEIITG, the Bhdp'.fn'WsgtiMartfasb - * \ 6y C. Hjiziur, where he A liberal discount on Pianos and Mclodeons, To Onurches, Seminaries And Clergymen. Call oa us, if you wish to see a beautiful spec- men.'; .;•!.••.•.•.- .- ••{-.'. We wUlPAYTHE POSTAGE,; and send «iy piece of music published, to any part of the .Uni- ted States, on receipt of ihh retail price of it! Postage stamps, or.currency,, caiii b? forward- ed by mail with safety, under the.jb '.,.'•.•-'•'••' ' E. Lowvjlle,May 12th, 1857. contaiiiing fortv one and eijfhtv one lmi;drrdths 1 , \•\ , 2~.~' — - acres. Also, lot Xo. l.rf,, bounded as follows: r- lai3e .l n . the Payment of the ,mouey on the Esft by lot No. 101, on the Ponth by No. 11 x, 011 the west by lot Si), and on the North by lot 82, containing fifty-two and seventy one-h«n dredth acres of land, exclusive of the laud cov ered by the waters of Fish Lake.- Also, that part of\ lot. No. 118, bounded as -follows, viz : beginning in the east line-of said lot at the mar- gin of the lake, thence South three chains and seventy-five links to a sapling cornered on three sides, thence West td the waters of Fish Lake; thence along the • margin of the lake to the place of beginning, -containing two acres' of land, more orless^ Also, that other part of lot No. 11S, covered by the water of Beaver pond, (so Called) or that may he necessary to be flowed in using said pond as a part of the mill pond. Also that part of lot No. 117, bounded as fol- lows: beginning at the South-east corner of said lot No. 117, thence west along the Houth line to- tgage at the date of the firsi\ publication of tbto notice is twelve hundred ahd'eightVifonr dollars and ninety-four cents ($1284,>94^\ ah A there i» J also claimed to be due the further sum of eigh- teen dollars (|18) for insonwee which ami the corner of Daniel L. Northrup's land in said lot; thence North along a line of kd lot p d n said thence North along a line of n arked trees to Fish Lake; thence easterly along the margin of the Lake io the west-line of said lot No. 117, thence South along said east line, to theiplace of beginning, containing forty-four, acres, together witfeithcSaw Mill nd riil d ll .A. TEALL. 37' ' '... . T HE well-known Maryland Consolidated iLot- teries, 1 of whicli R. FBANCK & \Gq. »re the managers, are chartered \jA%e State qf, Mary- land, and a commissioner ejected by ,jthe pao- ple, who issworu to superinjendaiid.certify that everything connected with'them is* done in a strictly honorable inianfier^arid^ 'that the inter- e«s ofj-pardes who; resid* at/a^distahce^re as wfell .protectedjas if theythemselves were present at the drawing. Another &ct which theVnian- agerscanatteniion.to, is,;that all person^have a legal bright to send ordersfor.tickets toMarv- Iand,,asrlotteries.are legalized, by special law in that State. A lottoryjs- dnwvni.ercry.iaaYof ttiemontb. If no pnrticiilair-,class is named; or- ders are filled innthe first drawing to-i ' commjaiieation.comeir tahtaMm0e nggjftre uponsthft principahiof ono iioniBer ash itiofcet.-(aftse the.Havana plan)?«n*<i aCT)comhinatibnatibn r - Erjzesfjwry'ini,alri©«iBtyin g your acres, together Mill and waier privilege and all the land -covered by the wateir'ibf Fish. Lake. All oi. which. I shall expose lor,sale at Public Auc- tion, to.the highest bidder^, at the Court House in the village of Martinsburgh, on the 18th day of June next, at 10 o'clock, A; M. Dated Mar- tinsburgh, May 2, 1857. \ ; .. : G. E. WOOLWORTHr • , 36w7 Sheriff of Lewis Coun'if:' ih SherifFs Sale; VIRTUElpfan Ejection issued out of Lewis, itcd and Srf- $^&*P&T®t& ^'^Tectcd and delivered, I hav« seized and i taken all the right title and interc# : which DanSt ST.'WoUiams had on the l^th daJof January^l'SSft ii on the l^th ; daJ K of : ; J may since haw acqui ^t ; J K of : ; January^lS.Sft.pr wiich he may since haw, acquired, of,.iri.^o* to thcfol- lowng de^c^bed, premises. 'AH tht ,^ thcfol premises. 'AH that certain land situaJe!fnAh t \ lowng de^c^bed premises AH that certain piece or par^el^f land situaJe!fnAh e t o«\ of Watson cpniityof Lewis aha~St* \ Watson, cpniity;.>f Lewis, 'ana \State of New York, and; bjun^ed asibilo-^f^: 0 ^ W-, 5th and ^d and marie, line be- (118) for insorance, which ami _ Davenport has been obliged to eipend^witidl I buildings by said Hadreth?* ,defauI*i7Ko»tnefe- I fore, by vnrtue.of a pjjwer of sale in said mor- tgage contained), and by the statiite.jir-auch c-a>es made and provided, the said Mortgage* premises willbe^spjd at public auction or venduff at the LAW OFFICE of L. ^IKlh^ENPORT, in the Village of Lowville, m^aid county.on Sat- urday the 3oth day of May next; at' 'ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. Said Mortgage Premise's are described In said. Mortgage sub- stantially as follows-; to wit: All that Tract or Parcel of. Land situate in the Town of Turin aforesaid, being part of Lot No.: 45'township- No. 4 and bounded as folip^?, viz : Beginninr ou,the,^orih line,of the Rome and Turin PW« Road, and QQ /the; We,sj Jne of Mary Kcnt'f Land and runs thence S, '^6^W. al'onr the North line of said;;Plank- Km£ 1 ehs, 80, Iks. to thl North' lineof Philbj6l&feV Land—thence ;so? tha being part lot &k gihiiing at ajjqint Plan'kBK- i9 Iks. to the 28<=E:5ontf. sr,^-Cont«iriing Two 3\*4i of 'in^m of „,. n piece,<jfLand P^^Wnfehrp'So: 4, town °?TV rin . and bonuded as fqllowV till Be- gmuin* wtHe-'cMi'ffiS^ir »Ki TT.^k «.,.v -»A.j atre'oftieTiirin Plank Road, tjbe cross-riMd intciieets said rmiB thence N. 64° E. 2 cha. M. v. Uf MIU uyjiuycu US lUlIOWB, ning at the' KJotner of 3d an'3'ij 6th N. range^,a,t;a beach tree coi ' ed 3,4, 5, 6,,aAa runs thence a._^ 6 luc UUK „„ tween 3d and^th W. ranges, £8$ centre rfrt. Snoii » nn ^ K\^ «i,-s . J «'„ S?S cem re 01 the |)i r w from $20 to $100,000. All orderstfor tfctestsbr piekages ^iU.reecree.Bronjpf attehtio^ aptJthe cu^ingmajledtULih ii •' Snell road N^2 chains and 83 _ links from a hemlock post marke 89- E. forty^nr chains, 2 lin links AVest frpma beach tree 111 T22 njiains. South 5 . » a point 50 t: B.-, thence Sj te a state, 4 Rj thence' tofore deedecT to Hirjinj jdarkT w p ^ pthe toaULipuajhaserfi inlm^diatehi To Albert M.Gi«ett suiriraoned to answer PhiHipe; ofthr
