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f Ê E JO Ü B N A L . Greenwich and V icinity. D EC EM BER 12, 1867. .Board of Supervisors, Tbe Board of Supervisors wfta . in'session 06 North Granville last week. * After an harmonious session of four.or fivo days, '.the Boati closed its. regular sessions for the year. \ The usual routine business was gone through witfc The annual tax was lnvind nnd m alinnt 20 por cent, higher than last year. No bid .sots made for the, pub|icat!on of the proceedings of the Board ufader the rcsolution iuvititig proposals. The jub was awarded to the Sandy Hilt Herald at $ 8 , . por page. Tile Printer of the County will no longer be compelled to go it blindfolded on this important job. The publication of thd session laws was voted to the Sandy Hill Heraid and VVhite- ball Chronicle. The subject of the ereotion of a now Court House and County Clerk’s Office en gaged the attention of the Board, The Board resolved tcf consolidate those impor tant Offices; eeleot eomo suitable point and erect a building large enough for all the public offices of the County, so that a pSr- BOn having business with the Sheriff, County Clerk-, and Surrogate, need not.be oompollcd to make threo journeys to aoaomplish his business. A. ggod idea. The Board will meet at White Hall on the 22 d of January, to decide upon the question of locality .Already several towns are in the field as competitors for the boation, nnrl nmnng thote we notico Argyle, Fort Ann, Rort Ed ward, Salem and White Hall. Argyle Is tbo. most central, but she has no Railroad facilities: Both Salem and Fort Edward ora better adapted for -the purpose than ei ther of the other towns named, with the preference in favor of the former. Other towos doubtless will present their olaiqjs, perhaps all ofthom from Putnam to White- Creok, ^ut only one can be the fcbire town Tho gteat need of the County is a Railroad running through its centre. When shall we have if? . ,s ' . A tlantic M u tual Life In s u r a n c e Cuinpany. TIhb Company was organized May 3 d. 1866, with tho home offioa at the Capitol of our State, with a capital of S-,110,000. Ita «floors are Hon. Robert H. Pruyn, Prea’t'; Jame 3 Hondriok, Vico Pres’t, and Louis B Smith, Seoretary. Among ita stockholders and trustees ara Erastus Corning, John Butterfield, Lemon Thompson, Potor Caggor, John C. Doveraux, Uobort L Johnson, Frank Chamberlain, Albort Van Santford, and H. H. Fish, Ita present asseta aro over -' 8260,- OOO. -Thoy preseDj some novel and interesting features in Life Insurance, one of whioh is a deduction of ten per cent, to those who use Homeopathic treatment. Wo under stand the Company has thus far met with bnsineSs with ono exception, than was over done by any Company in this country dur ing tbo first year of its existence ; and dur ing this time met with bo Jpsses. In addition to the, usual securities we learn the Company issues Policies registered In tfio inpuranco. department, and secured by pledge of publio stocks; tbps offering to policy holders the same security as is offer ed by thê Government fur tho redemption of National currency. (Jot Ferguson, their -<3enorul Agent. is stopping for ft few days, at tho Blakely House»' , The B a lt lioad. Mr Buel, thetoqntractor, informs us be has got abontitkrougli with the grading. The ties? w ill not be laid until n e xt SpriDg, by which time the Directors hope to be able to proonre the iron. Ip the meantime an effort should be made to bring the term i nus of the road the village We fear our Mends have delayed the. construction of th is important worli until the very worst possible time, but hope for tl^e best. It onght to have been built years ago, not only thus far b a t extended to Fo rt Ed* ■ward/as it Tdtimately mttst be. Pro crastination is the thief of time. When w ill men learn to be wise, take time by the forelock and strike while • t j . h the iron is hot. SuDDEH, Death —On the 26th alt», S ir. W illiam Reed) & venerable citi zen of Easton, was found dead in his bam. H e resided a t ' the Corners’-— was in usual health, when he le ft his house to go to the barn to attend to some affairs there ; being ab» sent longer than usual, search was made fo r him , when he was fonnd dead in the barn. It is supposed he died in an apoplectic fit. H e was about-70 years old, and when in ac tive life a farmer>*bat- fo r -sevoral-f, years past he' lived in refcirooy at the C om ers’. H e was’ a member o f the Methodist Churob, a man of properly and a much respected citi zen. H e leaves a widow and one daughter (M rs, IJepry Stead of Illin ois,) to mourn his loss. —One day last week, while M r. S, Carpenter, residing on W arren street in tbo v illage of Glen’s JTalÎB, was at ■work ia h is garden fór thè purpose , of building an ice hpuge^he dog up a Y^okeletoñ which was^ deposited about eighteen inches bòlo« the surface oí the grotiïid. It is said that there was a burying groiuid áe¿j* the spot about the time of the first settlement of the T he N ew Ç asiîo l ,-—G ov. Fenton on ’Sâferday a p p ro * ||^ e '-#laa- for the newCapitol prepared by Puller & Gil? m an, under the supervision of the dapitol Commissioners, aa adopted by the Commifisioners of the Land Of fice. The w o rk of excavation has be- gun, under the superintendence of the well known builder, John Bridge- ford. The Albanians are greatly rev joioed over the matter, as it settle» the vexed question of a new Capitol. Thé present building is a disgrace to have given place to a ture. . s'C better struc- Th e Potato Crop : The Fo rt Ed ward Gaznte learns from good au thority that' the county of Washing ton raised fojr shipment the past sea son over one m illion bushels of pota toes, and that fully SOO.OOO bushels have already gone. from the county by canal and r a il. The p rice w ill aver age riot far from 80 cents per bushel, bringing in the nice little su;da of 8640,000. Farm ers are supplied with enough for home consumption and the Usual demand from non-produc ers. Washington county »potatoes are amoiig the best in the New Y o rk m arket, being remarkably free from disease of every kind, d ry, and of cellent flavor. ï ~ — An infant daughter of Henry Me Clellan,- of Cambridge, being' left aTone in the dining room, went to the tablé and pulled off the clo’h, by which means the lamp was upset and the childs clothes set on J ire and the child itself so severely burned that it died in a fe.w hours. — E . Z. C. Judson, fesq, alias “ Ned Buatline,\ is announced to deliver a temperance address at Salem. W hat next ? -—An extensive' saw in ill w ill be erected at F o rt Edward ¿ext season. A firm with large capital have charge of the matter. , Promoted : W illiam S. H ailey, (son of Rev. D r. H ailey of Albany,) who served his country four -5 ears faith fully as private in the Eleven h New York Battery, h as been commissioned Lieutaut in the Seventeenth U. S In fantry. f_ » ♦ —W . A. Wood’s Mowing Machine W orks at Hoosick E a lls are now turn ing otit eighty machines a day. -We are indebted to Hon. John â . Griswold, M. O , for a éopy of t i t e - . Borco, actcrSnmcd, ani f ir in g President’s Message and Documents for 1865, '66, for which he will please T a e KuRSEim—This is a magazine for youngest readers, by Fanny Seav- erns, John L . Shorey, Publisher. B ob * ton, Mass. Monthly, S I,50 per year. The Deo. No. closes the first je a r of its existence It is handsomely p rint ed, bean’iiu lly illustrated, and .well filled with en*ertoimfig stories for the little folks, forming altogether the most^attractivo mnguzmes for children that we are acquainted w ith. SPEC IA L NQCICES. NO TICE. The members of the M. £. Ohnrch and sq- ciejy, with all those who have mode sub scriptions fo? the erection of a new house tf Worship, ondali others interested therein, are requested to meet in the church in Un ion Village on Tuesday, Decemhef 17tb, at Ì o'clock, p. m., to hear thé report of thè Committee, and take such notion in the premises as the interests of the causa tony rsqraxB. Tips is as adjourned meeting of the society. , Per Order. . F. A, SOULE, Oh’n. December Utb, 1067. Sprains ara thorougbly cored—4f there bo BOt oxtoimto lesion—-by thoroughly rising Iìennè’s Poin-Killiag Mògie Oil, It is also good for other patos, ondachca^-It i» also an oxeellent family remedy. Try a hotQe. have ,0 ïaiabla Inhab itants of Uie Town of öreonwioh, and that I will be in attantianco for tho reception of the voluntary payment of Taies on the following days and place3 herein mentioned; to wit : At.the Washington County Sattonal Bank on Monday, Dec. 18th, Monday, Dec, 23a, 186?, and on Tuesday, January 7th, 18G3, froia 9 o’clock, a. m , until 3 p. m. ; at S. G. Lewis’ii Hotfll, Ea.si .'Greenwich,- Thursday, Dcc. 18th, from -0 a. m. until 4 p,b, ; at Kobi. Hamilton’s,H Ä ôàlèâVÜlef'on .Safe urdaj, Deo. 21st ; at we Store at Lakeville, on Tùesdày, Deo. ,24th ¡ at the Store at North Greewieh, on Thursday, Dec. 2Gth ; and at tho Store at Bald, Mountain, on Tuesday^ Dec. 31tìi . • Y ALBERT A. NORTON. Collector, jbated, Greeawlebi Deo. 9, 1867. 50 Washington tfo, National Bank. ■’■IH E Antonal Election for Dircotors atid Jt Inspcotora of Election for thè eh suini? year, win be held at the Banking Hbttss br the corporótioh órr Tnesday. ihö 14th day of January next, at ÏO ö’olock, A. M, , By Order Of tbo Board. ■ ■E. ANDREWS, Oàshior. ßreenwioh, Détì. Ï0.1667. , SP—t^ FOR SALÉ. T H E HOUSE AND LOT sow occupied'by 1 Stephen Kowboriy, Esq.. on Aoaditay street« at, the bead of Bleaker otreet, in the Tillaeo of Greenwich, N. t. Tho Houss is Well Duiltj in good conditifin, and 'jety de- tarably locatedl On the lot there is'a fine Barn, Garden, Fruit Trees, Gfapo Vines, ice. | A U C T I O N - \ S. SKIFF. Auctioneer. npH E snbaoribei' h'aving sold bis * l’orni, JL will sell at FnbUo ABotion at his reai- denoo, near East Greenwioh, on ' Tuesday. Dec. 17th, 1867, commencing at 10 o’elook. A. M.. the, fol- ÌQ^rng attíoleá óí Betonai Froperty* to wit : 7 Milch Cows, 9 Yearlings, 8 Calves; 32 vSbeep, 1 boär Pïg, 1 fonr-year old Map,, 1 tbrea-year old (Jolt of tbs Poseerá stock, glallion'; 1 sucking Colt, 1 douWe^Wagon, 1 two-seated Wagoii, 1 Buggy, 2 Slpigha, 1 Cutter, 1 set double Harness, ,1 .set Barness, 2 JPlows, 1 Dragg, 2 Qultfcvators, 1 Shovel Plow, 3 Graitt Cradlesi t- Buckeye Mowing Machine, 2 Horae 8akeP,_ 1 Sorae- Pitch i'ork, 1 FinningSIill, Bakes, Chains. Scythes,Shovels.s PgcJffli Hoes ; 1 itoot Cutter, 400 Fence Posts, 3D0 Bijila, I Dog Chuming-Machiue, a lot oi Pine Lninbar, and many otberartieles, not'herein montioiied. Also, 15 or 20 tor s of Hay, a lot of Cora Fodder and Straw, 40D buajia:s of Oats, together with a large quantity of Household E'urnifare, &o. . 'fERM8~AU Soma of $10 andetmder, ca-sh; over that sum, a ciedxt of one year will be given on. apprOvgil endorsed notes with interest, payable at the-'Washingion County National Biink* a OEBIN L. WltCOX. East Greenwich, Deo. 7, 1867- PIANO FO R SAt-E. A GOOD SECOND. HAND PIANO FOB sale. Enquire of GEOJXGE BLAKELY, » at the Blakely House, Greenwich, ij. Y.. December 9tb, 1867. , 60-tf H A B K 1 E D . At the M. E Parsonage in this village, N ot . 28th, by Eev., F. A. Soule, M.. CHAS GìMPBELL to Misa MAKS LINQE, all of this place. W , P . E e y n o ld s , Boing of ¡rürauevoleat. disposiiion, offers tó Gl VE ■&¥? M his eniiÂStoclî of Goods to the BEBBÏ. Kimember, be’keeps'the best stock of B O O T S & S H O E S ', ;■ in the country. Also, a good assortxotaat of DRY-GOODS AN D GROG R IES, all Of whioh Tie now kindly offers to' give’ away in exchange for Greenbacks. Ho ! ye needy, come and w^oome. • K 7 * Don’t forget the place. ' , f 33 MAIN 8 IKEET, GALESVILLE. j N O T IO IÍ j ^|1il E subscribers to the stork of tbe Un- JL ion village and Johnsonville Kuilxuad, are hereby required to pay to Edwin An-1 drews, Treasurer ui said Oonjjjauy, an addi-1 tional 10 per ci>nt. of tbe uni. unt subscribed i by them to the stock of Said Oonraany, at the Washington County National Bank1, on ! or before the 10th day of Ueiember, 18B7. | * By a lesulntion of the Biurd, Notîca is Schoolhouqe & Oppenhimer. NEW YORK STÖRE, — AND—“ EV KEY BO I) Y ’ri STOKE! herebygiven tìjattt this and «H proviouB SOIIOOLHOUSK' A D P P E X F IIM K R ' tl. • , . , calls are Tnot paid within Ï5 da\s from the, entprpr'>e, udi > 'here is no lack oi tuniJB for i 5 0 0 MILES OPTHE Union Pacific Railroad, Rnuhiug W«si ft orn Oiuaba Across the Continent, ' A R E MOW C O n PLETED . . ’Hie tlnion Pacific riailroad C ompany have , ■bailt a longer'line of’railroad ii the last i | eighteen months than was ever built by any • other company in the same time, an'd they I . will commas the work with the same onpr^y | j until it is oonipleted. ihe WbbtemDivision t j is being pushed rapidly esstward froiii Sacra- j ! it ia espoitad that | I ZBir^N T Q EtE GRAND LIN E | ■ivffie t Pueific ^vill be open for ha^mpss jd ’ IHiO Mmetbao Obt?-ibi»d oi the woik has already bten dcra«-, aiore Lban one tbird of ; tbe vvViole line is i gw iu nmuiny order, aod moie »al-uxe e tae i»ow etuplu^d uluu it tiiazt tVbT befi ie. Mo»e tbou j, ,io r t y Ilillio n s T o lla rs in Money > aliead) \.ei*n expended by tbe tuopow- { CifoJ compapies that bave andertakeu tie Firöi. MorÊga^s, whose principal is so á*¡8piy%ípi®éd^f8fi< and whoso intereBt-is-so ihop-iá¿lil*‘ o-'-pated,- Bust beelaesed am.iugrtUo *a/e¿í,:invSÉ(fm'enlff. Xht-y pay , ’ { S ix ¡Per C e n t.* in C and are offered for tbe jpreaent at Ninety Gents on the Dohar, and aocmed interest at Six Per. Gent, in Currency &om July i, \ - > Many parties are taking advantage of fba,, present high piice of Government etobks. to exohange fop these Bonds, which are over: . 15 per cent cheaper, and, at the current rate of premium on gold pav Over Nine Per Cent Interest. - MibipiipHons will be received in Sreell^ gich by thg Wffaiiinnfnn pouflfy, Ng^onal Bank ; and in Kew V^ik at the Company's I’lfice, No. ¿0 SassaO street, and'by Oi'ntjhental Natl Bank, No. 7 Nassau st., (1ur&, Dodge & Co , Bankeife, 61 Wall at , John J disco & yon, Banks)s, 83 Wall st^ and by the Curaponj’s adveriised Atfeiti’t) throughout thd-frnteastateB/of whoriimaiS and dt-aci iptiv*. | umihlets may be obtained.. on apMic.ition Ben.ittunies should' he made ill drafts o’\ other funds par in New York, and tbe bonds will be sent free of oaargeby rt ttnn eipr«gj. ■Il '1 'N J CLSOO, Treasurer, Uct 21’, IB 7. itew York. receipt Of this nqtioe, iutorest will be charged on-aú calls from dut» thcxeof By order of the DbectoTB; . Ä HABVEY WILCOX. Sec'ry. Greenwich, Nov. 27, 1S67. : its most Tigr.rons pjoseiutfon. “When the I Tailed Stati® Government fonnd it aecepsa- j n of the Vnion and pr^tíit it- , Are taking advantage of tho tiwht money I? t.'lE6™’rtb® const•notirn of »he Vnion i Pacific ra’lroi^. to ievoiop and trr'te-.t it- i market, and are constantly ief lemsliing their, own interests, it gave the nmnpanies antlur- K n o rin o w s §to,ck In this town, December 6 th, MAKY, wUe of Mr. Archibald Moores, aged about 70 years. Sew ln g -M a c ltlu e S ta tistic s . As a matter of general interest, we present the following statement,‘-‘showing the rela tive per centage of increase or I 033 of sales of the various Sewing-machine Companies, compiled £rom their quarterly returns, made under oatb, ior the year ending Jane 10th, 1867 . Weed Sewing-machine Company gain 197 per cent. Singer, •* 08 \ Grover & Baker, “ j. 29 “ Howe, “ 66 Finklo & Lyon, “ 40 *• Empire. •• 19 ■ Tlie following companies show a per cent- age of loss in their sales, for the current year, os follows: Wheeler & \Wilson M’s Oo. loss 15 per cent lioroneo Sewing-machine, “ 17 “ Leaviti, ' »• “ 09 “ Wiloex & Gibbs, *• « 15 •< ElipUo. « • “ 91 “ It will be observed that the Weed Sewinj’- macbiwo Company exhibit tho startling 111 - crcatt of talaohextmt t t c of nearly 200 per ccm. for theear, y while the last quarter, aa com pared with the first, shows an incrcatt of 300 per cent: o' This immense ga|g of the \Weod in the G L E N W O O D S A D I E S ’ S E M IN A R Y . HI BAM OBCPTT, A. TH,, Principal.. | MissM E COBB, V iop Pnncpal. • from tllB 'arge an tion sale» in Nt-w-Yoik, ^IM IIS ESSfITt’TION has been in full 1 which tKpy me. buying for cnah down, and X and successful operation for more than; are prepared to furnish to their eaMoaerB seven jeais, thidoi i b pieseat management,; at and was never m letter coalition than at the present time. ’ . 1 Wmter Sestion bsgina tbe frst ilp«ai»y InlG BEATLV HK1>L’C£D ¿January, Ib68 ; Summer Section the third ! Monday m April. S Ckari-eses$ l bj $100 than of other Schools nf 1 theame s grade, Wend fOF 5 (Jat logug and Beport oi last Examination, to ’ HIBAM yitourT. • • West B attleboro’, Vt November, 1867. 4.7.—3t N O T IC E . LlO B: S A L E .—OSE SCCONOrHAND J? Mallory’s Patent FLAX BBAIÍE. For particulars, enqnira of PAJBKEB& DENNIS. Greenwich, Oot. 15, 1887. 42—31» **It W o rks like a Charoi.” Magio Oil Magic Oil compétition, and the general depression of trado, may bo attributed to tbo>fact that the Weed Sewing-machine present year placcdia market their «e» f. F., 0 * Fonili/ Favorite, atyla of machiao,' Whieh tconie t highest hotfert athe t Fort* 'Ex position. No expense has been spared to add to the vaino of this machine, the company having paid large sums for valuable improve ments. which thoy now monopolize, and which have placed this machino far in ad vance of all competition, giving it tho proud position of thè leading oetring-toacMno in the country. WM. H. SPENCER. Greenwich, AVaah. CO., N. Y., A qbsi for the Weod Sewing-ma chine Co. 43-tf S e w i u s M a c liiiic P a c ts- K eadis — Eenno'a Pain-Killing Headache 1 Renng’s Pain-Killing Toothache 1 Renns'ofain-Killing Magio Oil cures Neu ralgia I . , Bonne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Ohol- era MEorbusl * Honuo'o Pain-Killing Magio Oil cures Hhou- maUsm I ’ Benne's Pom-Killing Magic Oil carca Lameness I Benne's Pain-Killing-Magio Oil curea Skin Diseases’! Romo folks seem to bo proud of telling how « lamo tlicir ohooldcra mo ,”—of •• my crick in tho baok,\—or ’‘•IhkTagotfheSei: otiea,”—and deb'ghtin braggiijgthat “ notbi ngtaa enre me 1\—whon woget sudh “ aw- fol folks” to nse Beiflie's Pain-Killlag Magic 03, feithfnBy, wo notonly ctiro- their lams- ness and charm away tlicir paSf^, but to ac tually take all kind of “ brag put of them I’ works like a charm 1\ ' ' -v Sold by all Druggists, Mcrcliants and Gro- •siso WM. BENNE, ‘ j i«ole Proprietor sad Maxrafetarer, Hits-; field, M sb -. , , 24 j znd to bui'd it such nocple aid as should ■ I render it» sp> edy ei mplotion l-e\ond a doubt. ! 1 The available nieons of the Vnion PaoiBc ; lioilroad Oomi “ny. deiiv.d from the Gov- , ' ernmput and its own storkhnld rp,. may be I j briefly summed op as follows : | , 1 —Lulled Slates Bund.s 1 Having ttwrtv years to run and heaiing six ' per cent currency interest at the rate 01 $16,0i'0 por mile for ‘»17 milps on tbeFlains. * then ftt-the >ate of s. 8.100 pi-r mile for 160 ' miles through the Boikv Mountains ; then rjt 1CES ! '.at f ’tj rate of $3^,000 per mile for the ie- mainmg dlslat.ee, for which the United 1 statf-s takes a second hm as eeenrity ’! ht- . Intel e^t on tha-e bonda is paid by tbe Halted States government, which also pays the com- 1 1 pauy one-half of the amount of its bills in mnnty for transporting its freight, troops luails, &■< The r» maining half ot these bult ia placed to tnb compan.v's credit, and forms i T 'v r iT V , n ; asinJsim.. fnndWhich mny t'mallj disohiirg, ' the whol«aniod«tof this lien The olaimi JL / X tl- iO O U V V / 1 \O « against the goveittsHmf siuce April o( the 1 current year amount to lour ona ono-halt ' times this interest. Our fltock, onaisting to part of the uteat styles of j 2. — First Mortgage Bonds. ! By its chatter the Company is permitted *- to issue its own First Slortgage Bonds to the 1 same amount as the bonds issned by the government, and nowre. n and onlys'koad a i r progresses, he Ttnsteta for the bondhold ers a> o the Hon. 1 $, D. Morgan. U. S. Sena tor fiom Now York, and the Him. Oakes Ames, Member oi V. ii House of .Bepresen- tativea, who are responsible for the delivery of thesa bonds to the Company in strict ao- ccr. anco wit a tLe terms of tbo law, 3 .—-Th e Land G r a n t. Hoop «kirti, Balmoral KHrts, Hositrj. Hon ! The Cnlon PaeiSc Hatlroad Company has aels, Ginnhams, Shining, ahoeang*. Call- a land grant ot absolute donmi on from tho cocs for 10 cts. par yard ; Ticldnfis, Denims,:Rp goi'cmmentof 12.»00 acres to tho milo on Gloves, Latest Style Trimmings, Yankee ............. Notions, Sc., Sc. PoB line of Heavy Black «nel Colored S iJL E t S , ' . . . . . . . ___________________ tho lino of the root1, which will not bo worth lc$s than $1 50 per acre at tbo lowest valua tion. la d le s ’ F sO & W in to r C lo a k s , Latest Styles. 4 .—T h e Capital Stock The authorized capital of the Cnlon Pa cific Kailroad Gompanv fs $ 100000000 , , , of \ uo»o been paid on tbe DOMESTIC GCKpS I which over S\^!OO.COO work already done. T b e M eans Sufficient to Bullet th e R o a d . Contracts far tiio entire ^osk of buQdlsc • A » « n . . a __ ». —i_ _ ~. h ___> “ by the Million, and for the Million. ïhe following interesting statistica wo gather from the quarterly retntnSj made, we 1 believe, under oatb, by tbo saversl ma»ufac- tarsrs of sowing-niachines throughout tho United States. The figures which, wo pre sent, and which wo have been at some pains to collect, show at a glance the wonderful growth and great importance of this brandi of AÉerican mwufactnres. It .will be oh. served that ono company alone has produced and sold Within the year over forty-threehou t sand marhines. It is somewhat remarkable that, during tbe recent stagnation in trade, thia Im'i feeffi, bôê jollUy. n| affected. Bat below are the figures in de tail: Sewing-machines manufactured and sold, as per quarterly returns, for tiro sear ending, June 10, 1887.. Double Threaded Marhines. Number. The Ringer Manufacturing.Co., 40,053 t he Wheeler & Wilson Mf. Co, S.s,055 Tho Grover & Baker S. M. C ol . 32,83a The Howe Maohiae Co., • 11,053 The Florence S. M. Co., I»,53-l The Weed Sewing M, Co., 3,038 The EUipüo Sowing M. Co., 3,183 The Ætna Sewing M. Co., 2,958 The Finklo & Lyon S. H. Co.. 2,488 TboEmjiiro Sowing M. Co., 2,121 The Leavitt Sewing M. Oo. • 1,051 and many articles, tion. Im p o rtant DlsOitrerjr. REV. SAr,!UEieOVEt'S RHEUMATIC t’lL L S . ' For tbo safe, complete and speedy care of Inflammatory, Chronic, Herbditfry and Mer curial Rhotmntism, Lumbago, ¡sciatica, Rheumatic Coat, and other duseasca affect. mg tho muscnlar system. Tbo tortures of the tnq’Uimtion were scarcely moro cxcrnci- ating than that which Rheumatism inflicts upon its victim, and it nppeart'ib each a va riety of forms and is so capricious in its ef fects that the steady observation ot years is necessary to understand its peculi&nucs. To this fibject tho last years of Hie Bov. Dr. COveTs life Wire directed. During s professional -career of over half a century ho directed especial attention to this disease and its modifications, and tbo result of his labors «asrthe positive rejection of the old method of treatment as useless or pernicious, and the introduction of his celebrated PiDr, composed exclusively of stick Tesetabia in* gremeni3 as he bad proved, by oipejiment,- would exercise a specific and beneficial infin- cdcq in the innumerablo eases placed under jris cbaisa This great remcfly- was .not perfected tn a day or a year. It was no sudden drought, but tbo fruit of long study and carefblfyoan-, ,. . dnoted practical tests. Now ingredients' Store tn this county. A splendid stock of LADIES’ FÜRS 1014 mil co of flr-t-clasa railroad west from j Omaha, comprising much of tho most diffi-1 cult mountain work; and embracing overy 1 ijiipgpsa ivtffoffe imyvn>fpn,r ! with respenjible parties i®ho have already ' finished over S00 mile?) , at tbo average rate of sixtr-elght thousand and Cfty-ciglit dol lars (Sf8,05S) per mile. This price includes all necessary sbopo for «instruction and re pairs of (inis, depots, stations and all oilier incidental buildings, ami also locomotives, passenger, baggf-fro, and freight Cars, and other requisite rolling-st-cli, to on amonnt I that shall not bo less tban ¿».oiW per mile. r illnwiug tbe cost of tbo remaiijing onoitm- l jdijd samSighty-six Of tbo elev<i 3 buudrod miles assumed to H O U S E & L O T P O E S A L E . T U T sul sc riher offers for salehis HOUSfi n LoT, situated on 'Washington Street, ubnat 01 e bandied rods from Maln-st, m .V tbe village of Ctci u\i iih. Said House is new. bnilt 111 a tlioioujjb manner, finished tbiouglKut two 6tories, with wing andpias-r.. ¿a ; fi'e 100 ms bebw, and four above. The lot cuiSb-ta of about two- thirds1 Of an acre, set to Fruit and >bado Trees, &c: ' Por parnrulars enquire of the subscriber, at f-Won, or far. a. a. pfilBCE, Green wich JOHN PEEO. November 12, 1867. 46—tf • H O U S E & L O T FOR SALE CHEAP. T HE undersigned offers forsale^is House aid Lot, situated oa East side Of Main street, South aido of the Battenkill in tbo village of Greenwiob. The House is |n good order and nearly new ; a flnegardea of about ^Itbs of an acre of land ; abundance of fruit of all kinds on the premises ; also hot bedB, poultry yards, force peCmp, &o. , For farther particulars, enquire of tho sub- * scriber on the premises. PHANGES J. B4KEH. Greenwich, Nov. 12, lKfi7. 46 _ tf 03” The above premises will bo sold at Publio Auction on baturday, Dee. Utb,'at 1 o’clock, p. m. | HO FOR SA L T RIVER. T HE undersignod, on tho eve far Salt Kiver, wishes to sell lus i'AItU OF 107 AOBES, situate in tha manuincturing 4owa of East 8alem. Good cuildings, well wat-. ered and fenced. Terms to suit purohaser, Enqune of CHARLES B08S. Novembtr 12^1887. 40—tf „ W A N T E D ! 2 0 0 F A R M E R S ! ‘ To i ngape in a light and honorable busi ness for the W'iiScr jnontl.a, in the vicinity where they reside, which vrill net thorn front | $30 to S I SO per month. For particulars noplv to tmr addren, _ a A SOBANTuii & CO., 46 120 Asylum Bt, Hartford, Ot be built by the Pacific consisting of Mink, Fitch and Squirrel, and 10 ** ^>m Va mile- o>l kinds of cheaper sets. Buffalo Robes, and Hudson Baj Wolf Robes, Tbe Total Cost of Eleven Hundred Miles m il bg as follows : I 314 miles, at S,”®,P.\ ISO mBes. at S.tO.of O. Add discourta on bonds, sar- too numerous to men- vejs, &a, S02.2li5.0i2 17,740,«io • 1 , 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 Amount, $.“3,415.012 Aa tho U. 8. Bonds aro canal to money, and öae Company's own First Mortgage Benda h.ivo n ready market -wo have as tho .\vaflnble Cash Ttesonrcea for Build ing Eelven Hutidred Miles : I* 8. Bufids, I2p,3.0,rt00 Fi ist Moitgi;e Bond«, a'J.Si^DW ; Cap'tal stock paid in on tbe work ! now dona „ 5,3 ö ',7', i ii , land Grant, M.OSn/.no ncrps, Í ot SI ôt) par nere, _ ■ The Company bave ample fadhties for ¡ supplying say defiHencj that may arise in ' « 1 . ' ¿ .i * * * .1 * . mAfïtis fiìr Thie mar Ha and pnces 2S pûi ccafc. less Urna osy other T b o l a r g e s t d o c k o f Heady-Made Clotfaiüg.j Total double tbréad marines, 151.13» Single Thread Machines , The Wilcox tc Gibbs 8. M. Co., 14,152 Tbe Shaw & Clark «. M. Co, 2;692 Tbe pbodspeed & Wjuian 8. M. Co, 2,t2G Total siaglo thread msfcbinPB, 18,970 The foregoing facta and figures w<3 find in Financial Chronicle of the 7tb inst. About a year or so ago, as our readers will remeisiber, 'wo published a Series of articles descriptivo of some of the great manufacturing iateiests ia this country. Wo then .selected -and de scribed the immense .establishment .of the 8inger Manufacturing Company, located in this city» as the representative and .leading concern in the department of swing taa- ohincB, and .we are now pleased to fin«'that we did notm tho least .exaggerate or over estimate tho iraportanee of the cbmpsny in question. It is noteworthy and somewhat suggestive -that the Singer Company* who did nofct o3 wo understand, take the trouble '■f viflitiug. or 'ovcu of sending their ma- chinss fe> she Paris E*positipn—who Seem ingly donot care, in the least, for either gold medals or red ribbonp, and, Whose, name is rarely seen in \print—sioiild ireierthelesB, eclipse all other sewing machine concerns in. thO magnitude Of their business. There is, of course, a reason for all thigj but we leave our readers to find that otit for themselves. -—Some Journal. 33-W. L. w»re added, from time to fcno as t£o symp-1 toms of thiâ\ disease and the philosophy oi action WSÎ8 more clearly tnsdEfsaod—until1 at last, in tbo declining yeaia of a useful life, tbs physician, philanthropist, and chris-, tian pastor yras enabted to atiaomico lo Ehe ! means for conrfrrfetion \ Tbis may be done whollv or in pait by additional sul scriptions I to capital stock. | I 4 a tire inquiry has already been made tor ; J a portic,n of these lands, and orrangepents J are now proposed to offer a part of them for* Sale. WhHo their wbolo ia ae will not be ! available fir some years to rnrno they will -- . , . rr ', ” , ;— , •emain r n v^ry important source of revenup world a radical cure fo- a plaint w h ich, ^ , 3 childrenVBHOLS k O i l fEAS. to the Coifipany. The lands oi the Illinois had heretofore defied the skill of tho medi cal f&culty, . . . * 1 ' I ■ These Fills sustain and cherish the ani-, mal forces, invigorate the constitution and ' thus act on the allies óf nature in ber effort ‘ to cast off the disease. Their medicina], ac-1 tion is diteet aad pacific. It reaches the ma -1 teria-mdrtraa or rodixof tho disorder’ throosb all tbe complications of nerves and fibers in _ which it is entrenched, and expels from the I blood the febrile principio which feeds and ( spread; and intensities, while it spreads the, fatal tendencies of tbo malady. Such an or- ray of testimony as these fills bave called j forth from ml Glasses tf .03 never voluntarily , oifered in favor of any Other medioino» The 1 eases of \òro comprehend erety stage of B&eunuusir, 'whether accompanied by Uie tenable senidbilii^ of the pait3 affected—, eómmó i in the inflammatory phaso^-b> tl.e , iiTOEcijl r coutractlons which ràder the vic- tim if t'bionic Bhcamatism a helplass crip- ! pie, at by the over chang ng symptoms 1 which ni o tfie characteristics of this Protean compiali t. I Incasi .8 the most severe it lias proved a, never failing restorative. Tbo Editor of the , New Yoik Sunday Times, after having him self token them and seen tbeir effect on oth., ers, speaW of tiem in tho eolumns.of feis pa per as follows : “ We have known thè most : borfiblokintij of Bbeumatism to be entirely relieved by Bev. Samuel Covel's Bbeumatic ! Pills. Tho cares seemed next, to ini men Ions, and if we had not wmnàsKD them should hot hava bolietod them possible.\ ! None genainq without tbe signature of Cnvel « Oo. «in thè oùtàfde wrapper Of each box • Price 75 cents, gold by all Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt ot price. Fever a«<1 Agno n n ii Liver rótti- , jplainl. mpany are sellrng at a. and other land-giant C i R P E T U G , res feral ltai!»oad ('otpj from $r, to 812 per arra. , companies in tbe West are receiving eqtia! prices (or similar properties. , ! F u tu re B u sin e ss. | l b© most skeptical faato novel1xpressed e a tM* o ^ ni^T* P r'6c Ba^r•a•, | is fimsbtbo immPHEo bnsrnes9 ibat rnn^t j Qgvs over it, &3 tha rail mad countctiüg j , Öie two grand dinHors of the North Ameii-. I can ^ontiopnt « ill ^»€* one of the wozideis of _. , ferrtnsp rtafion ; and as it will bave j 1m t cornprtitor tt can always cbaj reranner- ' f^ÖTQ rates. I Remember and call and see for yourself a. Earni fropj ^aV Business, •* I l^iinog the qna*ter eodirg oaiy 31» on av- j of . 1^1 miles of the Cmon Pacific fiml* * rrtvd ''sä» in ‘ potation. The Snperintend- «Dt’fl Beport shows t-be following result Estriiiu g -s. 1 Passespprs Freight, Ttlograjib and I Mail«, S7^,765 H; TYai Hpoifation of Coutjacttrs* fiifiteriulö and Men. 479. ¿81 41 îîe w York Store Sc Itoollioditc & O p p c u b iiu e r . greex n um. a: r September ¿(5, 1•67. ‘ H E NEY GEAY, EL D., P b p i e i á n & Surgeon, GBEF.N'WICH, N. 1 OFFICE in Barrett's Block. liy- Bésidence at the Blakelj Hoosa â ü g u a t 26, m i. 35—tf DISSOLUTION Galesville Asent To those wïo are suffering Oism Fever and * .. Qí„ I Augna or Id-ver ooispksint wo woñld recom-, . i . ,■ ,... ■ . - i - - rnmeuo. dw mond thsñsá of &v. Samaol Covel'a 8Ä-; \TOTICE is herebv given that tbe Oo-' made to suit,the pnfehsser. ^ . | - - ^ rr_ 7^—. a ffli CmSOVm 4KÖ ÄöfE PELLb. ! |\ parfeDerehip heretofore existing between Address C, ß. iia.NOW4J&lHY» > Laäiea t?bo îvrô froto cómj•^Tbeÿ ' cevier fbö io Wg^ xlt > Üie woist xozq Uiank Miller ùnà Edgard X brbwa, in ihe with Pfaerux Ins. Co., J39 Broadway* New-, plaintö,, known only to lemôîeà, sboüîd at ' of GMÎÎa ûiid tûvor iaiS iiouío. Limo (mû Brick ba-àncssi was, by mutual Yoïk.—Dëô. lu, 1867. ßö-^-tf ones get Velpati’s Female Piil9. They prò- ' Xlie ìÌTer is thoiougîiïy oíc^csá aadpbiced ccmsCBt of fcbo partíC3¿ dicDolvedon the 16tb * ---- !— - ----- - ----- - -- 'dace,* most ^banning effect; Roîd by &U in q healthy stûsabÿ&o asô of tho tiaiino day of Ocit»bor, 1HC7. Ibo boooks cüd ae-. F og® S,At,I3 CHEAP.“«-TWÓ GOOD 'Druggists.; Ifi-fm ’ Compound alone.—COVE £, & CO* ISóé cooaita jpf the ¿mi ma> be foiiiíd witlí Fráiik ïir\V a M A . ... . |-|fc — . . . „-lillI» i I — n ... Mill,» ..... ~111 1 ■ I ! J(â. jfSrtrt \ '*■* cocond-band BOS STOVES, ouitabla for Shops. Enquire at the J obbhaï , O ffïoe . i ^rsenwioh.Dflo. 10,1867. - ‘ — Säg Dèv Street, New Voik. j JüM tCES’tÖIiiSSS FOB S&JjE >Tf 02 T For Sale by W.j, WiLLER,. Green-, wieb, ÎÎ. Y. Total, Si,20»,038 95 Fspritsr«. i Fuel, lippair?, Offices, tondttc- I tirs, 'rnms, S f, 839 S. 6 M 9’ 1 Net Earnings to balancp, . 807,511 k 03 i Tntaf. S1,203,0.'0 9 > The net operating orpenses on tbe ccm- /mereiai t'Usiness for quarter were S237,- í>6ií fió. Tbó acconni tor thé Commercial Business sitmid«! as follows > 1 ! Èarpings ior May, J uñe and i 1 Jrly, $-23,7.V. 51 Eipenste, 1 23T»9--tî Net Profil, 5465,789 (.1 Tlie am,,in,I of B*. n.l? tbe' Cuiiip;il.; can (- isarÆ nú tV>2, i 1 ' m; It f, lit • r, per i^i'e, ( ia îf».'>00,0< 0 Irtter.nt in Rold, ;) morthS, at'iiiiE p.’i ceni . on Ihla-sum, is ^78,0(ju , ( add i 1 per cent. ¡I'im ni, to cortéspond with curiircv “artii-KS, is 6l‘-9,¿<'ö-~ßhuw- I t'Ú.VNK M11Í.E8, ing that thè net earnings for thie quattfi ED WASD ¿5* BBO W S. were marehanonr t f tînteshenterest t i 0Ufebei . Gròenwiobì Òot, 18, 1867. , ïfefcMortiBgeJBpndsimfhis.length.oftoad,. 1 Miller. r '-A, f Gifts for Christmas and: N e w Y e a r s ! A stock of flno GoldLand Silver l \ Watches, all warranted to run, and thoroughly regulated, at the low prico of S10 each, and satisfaction guaranteed. 100 solid gold hunting Wotchcs, S2S0tOlGOQ 100 magic eased gold “ *250 to S00 100 ladies* Watches, enameled, 108 to 300 200 gold hunting chrenomotor Watches, »■ 230 to S00 200 gold hunting English Levcro, 200 to 250 3im «• «* Duplex ^'atchc3,150 to 200 50t> •• ** Am’a Watches, 100 to 250 6rt0 silver bunting Lover?,. go to 150 000 •• *« Duplsres, '76 to 250 500 ladies’ Watches, ' SO to 250 1000 miscellaneous silver Watcbe3,o0 to 100 2500 bunting silver Wntches, 25 to 60 5000 assorted Watches, all kinds, 10 to 75 Tho above stock will be disposed of on tho popu'ar one-price plan, giving every patron a fine gold or solid silver Watolffor $10, without regard to value. Wright, Bro. & Go., 161 Broadway, New Yi.rli, wish to immediately dispose of tho ob,.vo magTiificent stock. Certificates,, na ming the articles, are placed in sealed envoi - ipes. and well mired. Holders are entitled So the arti. les named in tbeir certificate, tipnn payment of Ten Dollars, whether it bo a \watch worth SI,000 or one worth less. Tho retnrn of any of our certificates entitles you t'' tbe articles named thereon, upon pay- ment, Irrespective of its worth, and os no oiticlo va ued less than SlO is named on any rotificatp, it will at once be seen that this is oo lottary, but a straight forward legitimate transaction, wbioh may be particfpated in e'gn t y tb e mml fastidious. 4 single certificate will be” Serit by mail, pngt paid, upon receipt of 25 cents, l.ve for «1. nlecen ftr Si, tbirt> fchreo and elegant pretninm for S', bsiv ! hx * and ttorf valuable p>emttim for Si\ one hundred and most su perb Watch for SI To agents or those wiebins empli; ment, tbis is a rare opportu nity. It is a iegitimatelv conducted busi ness, duly authorized by tlie Government, and oj en to tbe most careful scrutiny. Watches sent hs Espresa. with bill for collection on (ieaveiy a« that no dissatisfaction can pos sibly ceenr. Try us. Address w an iH-r, BBO FHEB & OO., |C-3m Importers, 161 Broadway, N. Y. A C A R ft ^ ' The undersigced takes this method of ro- torninR his sincere thanks for the liberal patronage of his friend«! and tbe publio of Greenwich and vidulty, during the. past vears. Having a largar stoik and greater facilities, offers great inducements to thtae chanting N.ew Styles an.1 reliable Goods per- taining to the WATCH AMD JEWELRY BUSINESS. Oidera bj ouul promptly attended to, F B. PIAGEt, No. '2‘2 South Peart Strati* 4.» * _ ilbauy, N, t ji'T” __ * \ \ T ebms . HarppT Q Weekly, one year, -S'i 00 An e&tra copy of either the Magazine. Weeklv or B'izar ^Ul he supplied piatis ior ewry <lni»of five eriliflfTjbers at §i k» each, >n ope remitta^^e . or ais copies fOT*' $'0 r0. Tbo /Innnal Volaiaeg of Harper*e Weekly, in neat doth bidding, vri‘l bo sent by es- pre«s. freo of e\pe»se, fdif ^l cRch. A com plete Set, comprising [en Volumes, seat no receipt of cash jat the rote of '$ 5, Vol, fireigbt at expense of purchaser; YoJnrne XI ready -Taiiuary 1 s t , I S C \ . lWk N'u-;.\>cru. cau ai atj - time. Fribscritiili nfl *<i.t fiom I riii b N- r.M». Ai>>r can I‘r. uie ■»' . ust V. act' lupucit i witli J0-i tnt'i a^diU'.'.iil. to l'i..tnl States testate. Ado?*« H A nVf.^ .& BKpTil Ei^, _______ - è \
