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6 FATEETOW BE-UNIOH. H0V3MBEB 3, -1870.; eammMMM, •i i; 3' The following letter -will explain itself:' HBNDBRSON, Oct. SSth, 1870. MB. EDDITTOB—DBBR SuK.—I've seed «uthen lately in your Wattertown papers as sot me a thiukin. As the western fokes say, put rne sortur sniellen, raound. But I spbse I ort to fust intertfoose myself. My name is sain Ollipod, great great :great grandson UY Doct Ollipod uf the anglish dramy and my great great grand- -Jna on mammys side waz Wack eyd Susan only dotter of the noted johnMllite Paul Try. He hailed from, sum part uvlngland and mined oyer the stage and fogged the awdiences iii Lundon some considderable UT a spell ago. Well I naturly tuck artef grandmas fokes so some sort uy peeken round and poppen in that is tur say ive shed my fust teeth and keep my ize pealed. I lire mosly on vittals and ware close some- times. I am distuntly related to the Mac •Cawber famaly and am lander watin for suthin to turn up in this rej an. Ime sur- ' vivin at the meetropolis trv Hendurson now. Ime 'bizzily follerin no biznessin ' periiculer as usual. And Fouler sedd when he looked ovur my hedd that I was remar- kably adopted to my bizness and advized me to turn pollytishun, but thar waz wun ti-nbble about that, I warnt natterly meen •enuf tursuckseed. Well Mr. Edditfcur as I obsarved abuv, I sead suthin in the Wat- tertown Re-Uiiion that sort uv stonished me bout farmer sauce ginerly and pertaturs * speshully, arter readin these facks I ob- served to sum frends thut I wos goiu to the new cittee to see these ere vecgitubble ellerphunts fur myself and they gist larfed lite in my face tod sead \ vardunt.\ (Th ats tother name fur green yu noo.) Well they gist walked me inter wun uv tharstoors— shades uv the lamented sam slick if I did- •ent see the beater uv all youve sead on these pints, then I hope to run fur Congress in yur deestrict and that I bleve is nigh about the toughest bizzness follered unless it may be tryin tar make pcllertishuns honest. Fugfc there wos a rale redd blood beet handsum as a pictur and smooth as a speech for votes. It ways 14 pounds. Seckundly thar wur three taturs that waye.df 2^0. 1 two pound ten, No. 2 two pound thirteen, No. 3 *my beluvid friends, war a tatur what wos a tatur, fur it wayed \three pounds two with the sacred soil (we Ht fur -and ar taxed fur) all washed off I ! but thar wos wun thing more thar that is a beater uv beats and is most as crooked -and holler as pollyticians. 'j he thing\ are a littul reddish two foot and tight inches long, 17 inches round and. ways five pounds and a half and Davis <& Simmons (the ledds of the pollytick here) say the. hole in it warnt wayed at that.— Fokes say you have sum curious holes round Wattertown includes rum holes, but the hole in this reddish beats you all holler. The hole begun to grow last March and in May it was over two foot high, then the reddish started and in Sept it had overtuc the hole and grew all round it so they wur pulled up together, but the hole twisted the reddish intra the shape of a veggitta- ble allergatur. Now if enylfoddy can beat this walknp and show your hand, yours truly, SAM OLLIPOD. >T. B. It is remarkably free from pollitti- cul fevers here fur the last of Oct, hopen these few brilliant lines will find you Mr. Ed. enjoyin the same blessin. —Oilman While, of Scott County, Iowa, damaged a girl to the extent of $5,000 by reiusing tofrnarry hi.\.' and she has asked a Judge to help her rollcct the money.— Some men don't app;-:,r to appreciate the sufferinc they entui! m a woman by de- clining to marry her, * hen asked. A man that will refuse t<i .v.-ant such a favor to •one of the fair :ws, J .ght to be made to p:iy $5,000. —A poor family in Chicpgo, not being able to provide swuMling clothes, wrap- ped up anew bornir,:ant in the Tribune. Of course the child was found dead soon after—an awful T,-sirring. This suggests th» propriety of keeping it away from •children and reading it with glove's on. — Colfax in a speech at South Bend, Ih- /linna, told the pvople that he was not fool- ing when he said he was going to retire from public life. That, that was the last thiii! he should he seen addressing a politi- cal meeting. Three rousing cheers for Colfax were giv.m. —A gentleman taking his morning walk on the Fitchburg Bailroad track, thought lie felt something touch him from behind. The coroner's inquest decided that it was a locomotive propelled by a train of freight cars, that brushed him off the track. —There is considerable in the papers about the \Prison Keform Congress\ that is in session somewhere. Bless you, pris- ons never can reform Congress, though it -would be a temporary relief to have it tried on some of the members. We nomi- nate Ben. Butler as an experiment. —A merchant at Leesburgh, Ky., tho't he saw a mighty big rat in his cellar so he fceri a charge of buckshot at it. Sad to say le killed a thousand dollar nigger, and just \before a charter election there, too. It •Was a narrow escape for the rats. • —It is said that Grant has a great affec- tion for some of the customs of the wild Indians. If he had adopted the Sioux cus- tom, of burying with a deceased member of the family all p*esents ever received, when ' Lis mare died he would have needed a grave-yard as big as the state of Delaware. -A Chicago clergyman advertised every- where that he lost his watch, which he carried in his pocket without a chain. A neighbor returned it, having found it in lis corn-beef barrel. The elder had been smelling in his neighbors beef-barrel, to see if the meat would keep. —At Middleville Conn., the Rev. Mr. Green has been arrested, not, however, for \ gro.ss immorality.\ All he did was to forge $30,000 while on a visit to Indiana. But the forgeries were on a member of an- other church, so he is not ceusured so much \by his flock. —A colored gentleman at Nashville, be- . jng refused admitance into the ladies car, wanted to carve the brakeman. This was mot permitted, owing to a revolver the Tbrakeman carried. The Republican Loyal League paid the African's funeral ex- penses, and charged the amount to the election expense fund. P. MUIDY & SOI, Wholesale and Beteil dealers t n Foreign $• Domestic IAquors, Q-EOOEEIES a Wines, Tobacco, FLOUR, BUTTER, TJEJ8, PORK, €MEESE, HAMS, FI8 H 3 FUSE, CANDLES, DRIED FRUITS, Stone and Wooden Ware. cfeO.» cfcO. A full assortment of choice Family- Goods, including Foreign Ales, Porter Champagne, Claret, Sauces, &e. AND ALSO PORK PACKERS. NO. 3IEON BLOCK WATHBTOWN. PEAKSON MTXNDY, NOEBIS W. MUNDY. , BepMly —AND— HEEE WE ARE! With £3O;O00 worth of Men's and Boy's CLOTHING. Our Stock of KEADT J1ADE CLOTHES are all bought for CASES', at a great deduc- tion from actual cost, which enables tis to sell far below the market value. &md Will no It ! Now, all who desire to buy good CLOTHING for less than it is worth, are invitea to call at 111' HUT STREET —THE ONLY OBIGINAL— Race & Hubbard's -. OTHING- HAJUL IN THE STATE.- ELeepy ar eyes open and seo the elegant fit- ting suits we Manufacture to order. SAVE & HUBBARD. (Late ot Race Bro's. & Co.) may26yl No. 14 Court Street, Watertown, ST. Y. npOBACCO AND CIGARS. Hotel Keepers, Saloon Keepers, AND THE \POBLIO GENERALLY, Are invited to call anil sample my mannfactrirv of Tobacco and Clears as to titJALITY and PRICES. Sly stookis of the purest and best, and beinga prac- tical manufacturer, I deem it beat not to employ any but the most conopetem and experienced workmen, therefore have no \goods to take back\ i n conse- quence of poor Etock and poor work, aa some dealers do. I -warrant everything in my line to give satis- faction, aud defy competition as to quality and price —at -wholesale or retail. Please give me a call. TO. H, HAZZABB. ang4yl Arcade Street. Watertown, H. Y. WATEETOWM GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY $20, 000, 00O ? lOTRQir BEEBEE, Agent OLD BLA.RTB'OIKD, Hartiord, es- tablished in 1810, (60 years successful busi- ness $2,644,314 rPHOHBSTX:, Hartford, 1,666,000 CITY ffllMffi. \ 678,187 PUTNAM, ' - 706,937 OOKTNHlCTIO'Cri^ flarttord, 380,000 BBCTJBITY, New York, 9,017,861) rNTBRNATlONAL, N.T.,... 1,358,400 s©ii»naas OF J set,: ATTENTION J: , Under a recent \Decision of the Supreme Court,\ those Soldiers who enlisted for •\THREE. TEARS,\ between May 4th-and Ju- ly S2d, 1861, and were honorably discharged on account of disease or other cause, are entitled to the \|100 Bounty\ under act of Jnly • 23d, 1861, unless they have already received f/iesaine. SOLDIERS ENTITLED, send or bring on yonr discharges at once, sending Post Office Address and Twill file claims for you as soon as Tsosatble. I have this day received \Instrvc- tlons and Forms\ from the \Bounty Depart- ment\ at Washington. • Dated March 29th, 18W. .marSltf. E. NORTH, • Att'v. ot Law and TJ;S. Claim Agt. \/irinirrtor! W. iWicicwn, N, X\. G-TCT.AJRDIAJN', Life, New Toik,....' l,'866,'O00 NATIONAL \ \ 1,000,000 LOOK TO OID-ESTABIISHED AND STEOHG COMPANIES' S OS. 1N8TTBAN0E. finch Companies I represent, and all losses are fairiy and promptly Bottled. DWELLINGS AND POlfTMHTTSIiisaxea from ono tofive years, at the very lowest rates. •LIFE INSURANCE o .\ prominent feature of this Agency. To those con le-jiplating insuring their lives, I offer groat induce ments—low rates and in the very best Companies. SVFiaEATBAGAB&SS.XBZWSO-MWZLB'i SfOME.'Ro. 2 WaBhinotonPlace, Watertown, August 29, 1868. asSOlY. WATEE WHEELS J . D. BROOK'S JONVAL. TTJKBIHE WATBB WHUEI.,.—This wheel is warranted to eqnl any overshot, for economy of water and power and is the only scientific Turbine WHeel built i n the country, also the simplest and the cheapest. It is a strong and durable wheel, not Imblo to get out of order, nor i s it subject t o any per- ceptible wear. They are hooped with heavy wrought Iron lunds. which give them great strength and durability. Those wantlnf wheels or any information re- speetirig them will please address the under- signed, or call at the Steam Engine Co.'e woiiss in Watertown, N. t,, where, t bey arc manufac- ture 1. J. D.BE0OKS, 1 mch&itf Barnes Comers, Lewis Co.j N. T. EXOELSIOE MIttS, DEXTER 8u HERRIG^, SUCCKSSOKS TO MOILTOI,HEBRIOI&00 Are manuiacturing the best brands of FAMILY FLOUR, OOHJf'- MSAL, SHORTS, FEED, 40., c6C. Ot all kinds, which we furnish at to\yeBt maikst rateB. Particular attention paid to Custom Grinding, HigUaBt price paid for GfK-AIST OF AM KIISTDS. Orders for Flour, Peed, &c, left at our store, Fair- banks\ Block, Arsenal street will receive prompt attention. OAT-MEAL CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Aug IStf SIMEON DEXTER. A. H. HBRHIOK. THE &EEAT PBIZE Afcthe World^sJFair of 1867. THE NEW AND IMPROVED Elias Howe Sewing Machine W A S awarded the First Prize at the Paris Expo- sition of 1867, over 82 other Machines. Also, the folio wingStato Pairs of 1868 have awarded thiB Machine the First Premium:—New 5Tork, Massa- chusetts, Termont, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, New Hampshire. Wisconsin;—and at the County Pairs ot MadiB1.11 . Onondaga, Oswego, Wayne, Mon- roe, Herkimer, Schuyler, Livingston, and many others.. ^ Thoy are adapted flnll kinds of Family Sewing andtothensoofSeamStressess, Dtess Makers, Tai- lors, Hanufactures of Shirts, Collars, SkirtB, Cloaks, Mantillns, Clothing, Hats, Capa. Corsets, Bouts, Shoes. Harness, Saddle, Linen Goods, UrubreKas, Parsols, etc. 'They workeqnally well upon silk, lin- en, woolen and cotton goods with uilk, cotton or linen thread. They will seam, quilt, gather, hem, fell, cord, braid, bind and perform, every species of sew- ing, making a beautiful and perfect stitch, alike on both sides of the articles Bcwed. So Bimple ia the Machine that any one purchasing It can b e taught to work It in. a fewminutes. I t will work with any kind of Tared, from the finest to the coarsest, and is adapted for all kinds ot Sewing Irom that of the Harness or Boot and Shoe Maker t o the finest Family Sewing. Each Machine, will be famished complete with HemmorB, Poller, Braider, Qnilter, Needles, Oil, iSc. The best of reference can oe furnished to any one who desire them from acorces of Lsdies in this vi- cinity who are usinc the Howe Machine. SSTTDon't fail to call and examine these Machines and the work done hythem. Price from S50 U> g20u. and every Machine warr rantod. Maenlne twist anil thread keot on hand. Watertown, March 8,1870. S. A. TANNER, Dr7tf No. S C<mtt Street. HOSHTS CITY Photographic Parlors IN THE Agrlcy§turaS Bl©ek 9 WATERTOWN, Is the place to get SUPERB PICTURES, hav- ing tb<' best light in the place, also one of the hest operators, Mr. 6. W. FIiOYSD, You are enabled to gut a perfectly Satisfactory Picture IN ALL KINDS OF WE A THER. Pictures of Children a Speciality . OLD AND FADED PICTURES Copied and enlarged to any Desired Size. OIL AND WATER COLORS AND INK WORK • ~ Done on short notice, 33 fine as the finest. A LARGE STOCK OF FRAMES OF THE LATEST PATERNS, AT PRICES THAT CAN1STOT FAIL TO PLEASE, Thankful for past favors, a continuance of the same i s respecttbliy solicited. H. A. HOSE, Pro. Jan. 17,1870. jan20yl. PAPER HANGINGS! US,©©® mt©41>&S ia ©HoeSe suaA More ClomSMK. WINDOW SHADES & C0RHI0BS, BOOKS & STATION A.BY, K»K€T5T8E1E ffMaAMES. sajt.VISJ» WAttB ArwHS jaS3WBN6J BAA- <omm%m. LIFE ana FIRE INSURANCE AQMNGY, &0. If YOU want to save money call on us. Adams, N, Y. April 15, 18TO. M. E j^ T I I F you really want M •' * •.'' \ • ' \ »t quality and at the cheapest ratop ->\ - <'MA«*1BS EM* BOISIOHt, NO. 51 Snsis-i 5«de 3E\nl3*lc Snxusure, Ho keeps the Prlc.-.' 'i..-• >••{. Tcndorost and JnicieBtSteaks,thet ••••» ••. ktnir-.ii and all other kini'8 o: Meats in ten i au« , u -\l m.y EntDWish- mentrnWatettoivn. labHifi, ESTABLISHED 1851. •J- 1 lisrstnimYOUB LDPJI INTHB InsuranceCompany OF-HABTJOKD, CONN. Assets over B;000;000 Annual Income, over , 2i000;OeO Amonnts of LOSBCB Paid, over ' liOOO,000 AN© NEVER CONTESTED A OIiAIM Cash rateB lower than thofle of a majority of the companies i n the United States. No extra preinir nrhB fot inBuring Bailroad Bmployea or Females Lilo and Endowment Policies issued on all the popular plans. No Company of its -age possesses more .solid and enduring strength, We invito the public to a careful examination of the condition of the Company, and its plans of InBujanoe. Such ah examination will, we believe, convince all that we are just what -weclatui'tobe-rto wit: 1. A strong Company now, and increasing in strength every year. 2. A Company that offers to its members impor- tant pcouniary advantages. 3. A Company whose plan of business is simple and easy of comprehension By every one. 4. A Company that dealB fairly and honorably with all its members, adjusting every claim in the strictest equity. 6. A Company that issues every desirable form of Insurance at the lowest rates consistent with secu- rity, whose Policies are or may be made non-ibriojt- abie, and free from the usual burdensome restriction on occupation and travel. 6. A Company whose income from interest alone exceeds its losses by a large amount—a fact which can be stated by very few companies. 7. A Company, ia short, whose members may rest in norfect confidence that their interests will be carefully guarded, aud tho amount of their insurance go down to a joy and a bleBBrue to their families. B. J. CLARK, General Agent For the counties of Joffcrson, Oswego. St. Law- rence, Franklin aud Lewis. Office at Nott's Tea Store, No. 3 Washington Street, 3d door south of Arcade. ; Wl H. CLAEK, Traveling Agent. Agents wanted in all tho principal villages in the above counties. liberal inducements offered to Agents. For particulars call on or address IB. S CLAEK, Drawer 380, Watertown. N. Y. aug4yl EEMOTALf Sarg-ent, £>pratt & Lewis hays removed tbeir Stove, Tin, Sheet Iron AND PLUMB!I]Sra h & (O A L, TO NO. COTTAGE BLOCK, Court Street* HAVING INCREASED FACILITIES FOR IN THEIR NEW PLACE of business they are better prepared to ACCOMMODATE THEIR CUSTOMERS WaertownSfay 20 y i M ORTGAGE SAT/E.—Default hua boon made in in tho payment nl a certain Mortgage made and executed Uy Mary A. Towner, of Watertown, Jeffer- son County, ind State of Now York, Mortgagor, to HilesC Comstock and Edwin D. ComstooK, of the city of TJtica, in the county of Oneida and State of Sew Tori;, Mortgagees. Said Mortgage bears date September 1st, 1S6S, and the same was duly recorded in the office of the Clorh of Jefferson County, Sep- tember 2d, 1868 a t one o'clock and 16 minutes p m., in Book No. 90 of Mortgages on Page 45, and the said MilesO. Cometock una Edwin D. Comstock arc now the owners and holders thereof. There is claim- ed to b e due and unpaid on said mortgage at the date of the first publication of thiB notice, the sum of six hundred and thirty-seven dollars and forty-fonr cents. Sfo suit or proceeding in law or equity has bet-n instituted t o i ecover said sum of $637 4A or any part then-\'. The premises are described in said Mortgage r. v nstantially as follows, to-wit: All that tract or pari .-1 ot land sitnate in the town of Cham- pion, JeflVrcfn Conuty, near the Sreat Hcndand known as 1 hi-Wordcn farm. Beginnin2; at the N. W. corner of Lyman Shaw's landand running thence S TO>i° SI 32 chains 31 links along the North line of said Sha ,-.•'.< 'and; thence N 18° B15 chainB S8 links to a sta>-»' iii the S lineaf C. IS. Clarfc'B land: tbence N TO° W iiong the B line of said Clark's land 82 chains 35 <lulu to tho S W corner thereof; thence H 12?£ o & 10 chains S links to the centre of the road road leading trcirt the Groat Bend to Pelts Mills: thence S 17\ W along said centre 7 chains and 78 hnkn; thence S 5° E 33 chains «id 63links to the place of ln-ij'Uining, containing iltty-nine aces and 75-100 be tlio same mora or less. Being the same premises conveyed to said Mary A. Towner by Hi- ram W. \Walt and wife by deed the 29th day ot Au- aust 1868, and recorded in the Jefferson County Clerk's Office 3ist August 1868, inLiber 177 of Deeds at page KHi. - .IQW, therefore, notice i s hereby given, that by virtue of the nower of sale contained in and record- ed with Mid mortgage as aforesaid, and in pursu- ance of the Statute in such case made and prov'ded tho said mortgage will be foreclosed, by a sale of the premises therein described at Public Auction, at the Court House in Watertown, Conuty and State afore- said, on tho Sd day of February 1871, at 10 o'clock a. m., of that day.—Bated and notice of sale first published October 20,1870. MILES C. COMSTOCK. f lr „ rf/ _„„„„ BDWIN D. COMSTOCK, [Mortgagees. A. J . & .T. C. MOINTOSH, Atty's tor Mortgagees. N OTICE TO OKBOITOES —HBNET EtTNT- LBX'd ESTATE.—Pursuant to an order made in this matter, byWra. W. Taggart, Esq., Surro- t ate of Jefierson County, N. T.. and bearing cmo ate herewith—Notice is hereby given according to law, t o all persons haying claims against Henry Huntley, late of the town of Henderson in said county of Jefferson, doceased, that they are required to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber, the Executor of tie last will and teBtament ot the said deceased, at his place of resi- dence in tho town oi Honnsfleld,- in said County of Jefferson, on or before the 30th day of April A. J), 1870.—Dated October 12,1870. ootSOmB JAMBS WHITLEY, Executor. N OTICE TO CJREDITOBS-EOWLAND H. BBIGG:! ESTATE.—Pursuant to an order made in this matter by ta W. Taggart, Esq., Surrogate of Jefferson County, N. Y., and bearing even date herewith. Notice is hereby given according t o law to all persons having claims against Eowiand H. Brlgcs, late of the town of Antwerp, in said County, deceased, intestate, that they are required to pre- sent the same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub- scriber the Administratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of tho said deceased, at her residence in the town of Antwerp i n Baid County of Jefferson, on or before the 10th day of May 1871.—Dated Oct. 21.1870 HANNAH BRIGaS, Administratrix. S'S' B K. H. A. 0O3S, Graduate of Pennsylvania Co-liege of Dental -Surgery, would inform his friends and patients, tliat he will visit the places nsually visited by him during the Sum- mer, accompanied by DR. A. BAIN, an experi- enced and skillful Operator, and who was as- sociated Wlthhim apart of tho past year, and remain driving the time specified below, iviz: EVANS MILLS—Irom Oct. 3d to Oct 18tb. THERESA-frora Oct, 17th t o Nov. SSth. At considerable labor and expense, he has prepared himself to furnish his Patients who may wish AftTlFlOIAL TEETH with any of tho later styles of work, (OONTlNtTOTJS GUM, GOLD OE VULCANITE). As the above Time Table will be strictly ad- hered to, those who call early will be most likely t o receive attention. N. B.—teeth extracted by the nse of the Motfiieto-Eleotrical Battery or tne Spray Ap- paratus, with no possible danger, and very little or BO pain. J^TDr. (JOE is also \prepared to administer the Nitrous Oxide or \Laughing Gas,\ by which teeth win be extracted without the least am. MylSwtf BIiBOWiON NO*IOE.- S HEEIKIP'S OTOIOB, COUNTY/ OF JEIWR. ison, Watertowii, August 2d, 1870.—Notice is- hereby given, pursnimtto the statutes of the State and of the annexed notice from tho Seoratary of State, that the Gohoral Election, will-be held in this Gonnty, on.the'T.uesday succeeding the niatMondav of November -next, at which election the officors named in the annexed notice will he elected. A. W. WHESLOCK,Sheiiff. 8TATEO, NBwyei^ 1 ?^ Ang -^ im Office of tho Secretary of State. I lojrui mritr arm anrntnefmerm: ^.\^\Notioe is hereby given, that at a -General Election to be held in tmelstate oh the Tuesday eoc- ceOdtng thcllret Monday of November next, the fol- lowing c-fflcers are to be elected, to wit : A Governor, in the place of John T. Hoffman. A Lieutenant Governor, in tho place ofAllcn C. Comptroller in tho place of AsherP,Nichols, api oa u i by the Governor In the place of Willii.m ff. AlUu resigned. A L anal Commissioner, in the p!(ice ui'John ray. A.Canal Commissioner, in the place of George W. Chapman, appointed by the Governor in the place of Oliver Bascom, 'deceased. Aalrispector of State Prisonp,in the place of Sol- , omonSchen, All whose terms of office will expire on the last daysof December next. 1 A Representative in the Forty-second Congress of thetrmted States, for the Twonntth Congiessional District, cotoposed ol the COUMIBB of %fl'erson, Herkimer and.Lewi \ COUNTY OfffflCEES ALSO TO BE ELECTED FOJtt SAID CC0UNTY. Tiyo Members of Apsembly, A County Clerk, i n the place of Nelson D. Per\u- son. .\loii Two Justices of Sessions, in the place of John Partor and George I'.Bartlett. A Coroner, in the place of Orren W. Smith. All whose trams of Office will expire on the last day of December next. Tho attention of Town and City Election Boar.is » Inspectors of Election and County Canvassers is ru- spectlully directed to Chapter 379, laws oflS-70, herewith printed, as to their duties indor said act. CHAP. 379. MEDICAL DISCOVERY Dr. WAW^BB'S OALmffiRNIA si Hundreds of Thousands s g Beart ^aCtti onaer - §11 WHAT ARE THEY? l>» o o ' a a. Ill being .present. ee-iiftlis n^ People of the State of mo York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enael as follows: SHOTION 1. The Commissions of the Canal Fund arn ??JS?7nf fW\ ed ttnd , «feot«d' to borrow, on Se credit, ot the State, such sum of money as may be ne- S5 B1, fLi or l Y Parposo of paying- and extlngnuThme JrSS?S?i and general ljmd deTit, for which the tolls are pjodced, asprortdedby sections ono, two andthvel of article seven of tho Constitution. The Traifrarer is authorized and directed to Issue aud deliver to the suid Commise oners, ae required by them, registered o? eoupon bonds of this State, having eighteen yews to run, bearins six per cent, interest,.payableseml-annX ally, for suchi amount as nhall be reoluirea by said (Join SJtetl 8 ' 8MI Be . u th0 8amo *° lh e WgheS Diader. m t 52™'i?f *??\ pM ' ? ither \y a a vertatng B for spaled pro- posale in the nanal rcanner, or at public »uctton unon\ the notice as the said Uomtaisionors mar deem bltaf The money thiis obtained inhereby appropriafftonay aud sitingulsh the canal and the general fund delta jwthor may ejist when this act s^ahbeeome opera-' » n t^' A.^f 0 tnx ?P a11 ho annuallylevied and collected sufflclont to pay the interest on ' ach moneva ns Bhall he borrowed under this act, and in addition tKfto, to provido for an annual contribuMon sufficient tof create and establish a staking fund which shall uav ,,/f ehar B ii within eighteen yoarsS?Drinoinaf of ?ha dahf created under tie provisionoi ? a« P aS « the Leuiolature shall annaally provide and aDDroDri- ate any moueya from (the canal-tollsio™otherwise to rt^ l p J ymen S of any portion of the Interest on Inch Se=e W a1o <1 r , eSfa'. b e ™™<*? «***» § 8. When thesaid canal and general fond debts shall have boon paid, or fully provided for in Dursnanco, of section one of this act. the CanalI DoardThS th° reunon and thereafter have full power, from time Same, to of twf 1&\W!iS a S , ? et * 0 ratee;o 1 *ol'toponFh4canal8 pi this btate.in such ;manncr and to snch extent aa they may deem expedient to promote the trade and commercei of'the Suite, and tofprevent the dTvereiou thereof, And it shall he tho duty of the said BoSdtS SSSfJ^f*^! 8 Sr th0r iP' l n Bae u way as™ Scure to the canals of this State the greatest practicable amount of tonnaceand transportation: and the IiSotaturo in accordance with the requirements of sSflo^nthree of the Bcventh aitlcle of the ConstitutioT drolares its ?S^?E? ,,c ,? ln ' ra S h »«a8tment and riahctton M the «m n »i??f™^ :m ? y ., de<!m ? ll ' l, . i6ab,e m th « «eroi3 B ;ttom ferrld? authority heroby vested and con- f 4. This act shall bo submitted to tho Peonle at the next general election to be held in thi« Stfto inN<? vembor next. The rnspeelors of election £ the differ- ent election districts in tide State, snail provide at each, poll, on said election Hay, a box in the nanal form for the reception of the baUots herein provided-and fSt on n ^l! r ^ c i^V or ot 'to State m^?e sen t a hal- ISrlt*J7 iSi S }?}1 b % 8'tated °r written, or partly written, one ofthe follow ng forme} namely • \For S' P e n ? C nV?h? eat:e , aSt ? ,e d, ' bt ^° Pn.ado for Iho pny- Sl a „ t ^ 1 i t '' e oa ? l U »nd general lund(dobtt.,\ or \AgRihit SS,?SfteS5l?? Bt, } f e ,lebc , t 9 Provide'for the pay- iX. C i?£. 0l: i th ?.S? n&I 9 nd Senoral fund debts.\ The Bafd SftS\ be , B ? towed M to conceal tlio cpntento of JS^^SS 1 !^^?'/ 11111 , slia H be indorsed \An act m relation *<> toe <sanal and ifeneral fund debts.\ MUWUU «i 5 , ' A \ e l \\S'y closing tne polls of such election, the inspectors thereof shall immediately, and without Riven in relation to the proposed act. in the same man- ner as they are by law required to canvass the ballots given for Governor, ana thereupon shall set down in writing, in wpi ds at full length, the whole numher of votes given <-Por the act to create a Stalo debt,' <md B2„?i i0 L e . n P m ?5.1 c ' f v , otcB Kiven \AKiiinst the art to create a State debt, and certify and subscribe the »ame and canne tho copie.s thereof to bo made, certified and delivered as p-iescnbed by law ln respect of the enn- vass of votes given at an election for Governor. And all the provisions of laiv in relation to elections other than for military and town OHICOM shall apply to the submi8Bi«n to tho people herein provided for. 5 The Secretary or State shall, with ah convenient dispatch, after this act shall receive tho apm-oval of the Governor, canse the nunc to be strucl: off and printed npnrt slips tn snob numbers .'.sshallbo sufflcient to supply the dlderent oiBccrJ of this State concerned in notifylns or In holding (.'lections, or in canvassing the votes, and snail transmit th\ same to such officers. 4 7. Sections four, five, six end seven of this act shall take eftsot immediately' but sections one, two and three of this act shall take effect when ratillcd by the People, as hereinbefore provided. Eespectiully yours, ffic, H. A. KELSON, angll Secretary ot State. Notice to Creditors. rpHOMAS, rt'AlT'S Estate. Pursuant to an or- - 1 - der made in thin matter by Win. W. Tnsgart, Esq., Surrogate of Jefferson County, ST. T., tho _ dav of date hereof. Notice is hereby given according to law, to all persons bavins; claims against Thomas -Wait, lateof Pameliain said County ot Jefferson, de- ceased, intestate, ihat they are required to present the same with the vouchers tbereol, to the subscribers, the Administrators, ftc of the said deceased, at the resi- dence of Jeremiah \Wait onoof thesaid Administrators In the town of Pamelin, aforesaid, on or before the 10th day of December, 1870. Pated May 25th, 1870. ' OLITE WAIT, J BOBBPHOS A TV AIT. \ AdminlSWators JKEEJUAH WAIT, 5 Jnne3m8, JV1 OT1CE TO CESDITORS — JOSEPH SAKD- n HEIl'S ESTATE.—Puisuantto an order made in this matter, by Win. W, Taggart, Bsq , Surrogate of Jefferson County, the day of tho date hereof, No- tice is hereby given according to law, to all persons having claims against Joseph Gardner, lite of the town ofLeEay, in said County of Jeffetoon, cle^ ceased intestate, that they are required to present the same with tho vouchers, thereof, to the subscri- ber, the Administratoi, &c, of the said deceased, at his place of residence, in the town of Hutlaud.ln said Oouniy of Jefferson, on or before the lEth day of T>ci:eml>er next. Dated May 30,1870. \Wm. H. MIDDLETOIT, june2m(i Administrator. XIOT1CE TO CHBDITOBS-CLAEK WILSON'S ll BSTATJS.—Pursuant to an order made i n this matter, by \W. W. Taggart, Esq., Surrogate of Jef- ferson County, N. Y.,bearlne date May 10th, 1670. Notice is hereby giv«ii according t o law. to all per- sons having cHinis against Clark Wilson, late of the City ol Watertown, i n said County of Jefferson, deceased, intestate, tb»t they are required to pre- sent tho same with the vouchers thereof, to the sub- scriber, sole surviving Administrator oi the goods, &c, of said deceased, at the Store of TV. M.JRowe &bon, in Washington Hall Block, in said city of Watertown, oh or before the 1st day of December 1870.—Dated May 10,1870. JOHN T. BOSS, inaylOmB Surviving Administrator. &c. N OTICE TO CRBDITOES-LOHEN BKOWN'3 ESTATE.—Pursuant to an order made in this matter by Wm. W. Taggart, Esq., Surrogate of Jef- ferson County, N. Y., bearing even date herewith: Notice is hereby given according to law| to all cred- itors having claims against Loreu Brown, late of Hendereon, in said Connty of Jefferson, deceased, that tnoy are required to present the Banie with the vouchers thereof, to the Subscriber, the Execu- tor, of tho last will and testament of said deceased, at his residence in Henderson, -iforesaid, on or be lore the 1st day of December, 1870. Dated May 17,1370. AUGUSTUS O. BROWN, maylilmfi Bxccntor.&c N OTCICJB TO CUTCDITOZtS.--CHRISTIAN A. WA-LKATH'S ESTATE.—Pursuant to an order made in this matter by- Wm, W. Taggart EBq., Surrogate of Jefferson County, N. T., bearing even date herewith, notlca is hereby g-ven according t o law, 'O all persons hayint claims against Christian A. Walrath, late of Pamelia, in said county of Jef- ferson, deceased, that they are required to present the same with the vouchers thereot to the subscriber tho executor &c, of the said deceased, at his resi- dence in the town O- 3rowryilla, in said county of JefflerBon, on or before tne i!ith day of'January, A. D.1871. ADAM W. WALBATtt Dated July 7th 6m Bxecutor. OTIGffi TO CREDITORS.—William (J. Reeves x •! Estate,—PnrBnant to an-order made in this mat- ter by Wm. W. Taggart, Esq.., Surrogate of Jeffer- son County, N. Y., and bearing even dnto herewith, notice is hereby given according to law, to all pei- Bons having claims against William G Reeves, late of the town of Brownville, in said county of J effer- soBs deceased, that they are required to present the same with th» vouchers thereof, to tho subscriber, the sole executor of the last will and testament of said deceased, at his plaee of residence, in Brown- ville, afotuaaid, on or before the 1st day of March, A D 1871. 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FOB, SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, FnstuleB, Bolls, Car- buncles, Ring-Worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Erysip- elas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatevor name or nature, are literally dug up and carried out of the systeni in a short time by the use of these Bitters. One bottle Jn. J auoh cnscB will convince tho most incredulous of tbetr curative effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenovcr you and its impurities bursting through tho skin In Pimples, Erup- tions or Soros j cleanse it when you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse It when It Is foul, and yonr feelings will toll yon when, Keep tho blood pure and tho health of tho system will follow. PiN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking ln tho system of BO many thousands, are effectually destroy- ed and Temovcd. 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FIVE additional ingredients keep the organs cool, moist, and in healthful action. Let no prejudice keep you from trying this great medicine of a famous doctor, who has saved thousands of lives by it in his large private practice, N. B.—The Tar-Balm has no EAL TASTE or smell. PRICE, 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. Vnr M l/= hv all Drwo-Ktfc A-.rVJ, V6 &J%\5. v - OHAS. W. ORITTESTON ? SOLE PROPEIETOBS, No. t Six!3i avenue New York r ALB'S HOUBHOTJNIV&TiK For Sale hy 1 'PHEO. A. PBOK, Druggist. The PRIinVIAN SYRUP contains no Alcohol, but stimulates without reaction, Builds up tne BroKon Bowu, and expols disease from ttle syslera, lwjJP- plying NATUBB'S OWN YWAHZINO Aaiaty—IHO* Gwntiom.— Bo sure to get Peruvian Syrtw, m \ not Tinctures of Bark \or Boris: and Iron.\ ASSpase pamphlet sent free by mail. ' „ T ort. J. P. Bl&SJIOEIi!, Proprietor, aeDey St, 3*ewTo»- For sale by Druggists generally. pmnrviAH BYWJP, ™^ dK| mapgiat . ty, N. y., ai.d o.-armg «wi, 1«W \ „ 9 mv , ia hereby given luicord-.rig g^U'te of the m clnima against Morris W m^' ^..y deceas- cify of Watertown, .reftci'?i>ny i '?\'^ rai |, ( ,^ t re . ed.'intestate, that'they ^g&ewt hVthe aub- aent the samo w th tho vo> if^ W\ff ^ of the Boriber, the AdminiMr,..^ ^..f Moore & Wc- anid aucoaSBd, at ** Wfth-rtowii, on or bofow WSA 1 ? 1110 ?% d 0lt 5: D lOTl.-Datod Oct. 35,1870. - jr B5iSte^?PiK. sa«feta <•' '.V i^.l^j «WjWf» i ' *mmmmmm^-
