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•*——CM n»» r «'mm Tie Hired Girl for tto Epur, When she came to work for the fam- ily on Congress street, the lady of the house sat down and told her that agents, book-peddlers, hat-rack men, picture - sellers, ragmen, and all that class of peo- ple, tmist be met at the front door and coldly repulsed, and Sarah said she'd re- pulse 'em if she had to break every broom-stick in Detroit. And she did. She threw the door Open wide, bluffed right up to 'em, and when she got through talking the check- i-3st agent was only glad to leave it got so after awhile that peddlers marked that house, and the door-bell never rang except for company. The other day,\ as the lady of the house was enjoying a nap, and Sarah was wiping off the spoons, the bell rang. She hastened to the door, expecting to see a kdy, but her eyes encountered a slim man, dressed in black, and wearing •> white neck-tie. He was the new minis- ter, and he was going around to get ac- quainted with the members of his th.ek, but Sarah was not expected to know this. \Ah—utu—is Mrs.—ah <- .'\ § \Git I\ exclaimed Sarah, pointing u> the gate. '•Beg pardon, but I'd like to sec- see— T '•Meander!\ alio shouted, looking for a Weapon ; \wo dyii't want any iioui - sifters here !\ \Youare mistaken,\ he replied, smiling blandly ; \I called to—\ \Don't'*want anything to keep moths away—fly !\ she exclaimed, gutting ivd in the face. \Is the lady in f he in>j-uhvd, trying to took over Sarah's head. \Yes the lady's in, and I'm in,, and you're out!\ she snapped, \and n<w I don't want to stand lien; talking to a fly-trap agent any longer ! Come, Hit your boots!\ \I am not an agent,\ said he, trying to smile ; \I am the new - -\ \•Yes I know you ; \ou are the m-v. mati with a patent flat iron, bur we don't want any, and you'd belter e-n H-ii.-.v I call the dog :\ \Will you fjivo the la.lv mv v-.vA and s ty that I called .'\ \No I WOll't ; We'll 1 bo!'(i( to d.Ml i.i with earths and handbills and chw'-ir- Come, I can't stand here all d:iy . \ \Didn't you know that I wns a mint-.- ter ?\ he asked, as he liark.il ell'. \No nor 1 don't kuow.it t.ow ; y->-: look like'the man who >o'd the woman next door a dollar chionio P.r i iul.'ien shillings.\ \I do»'t care for cad-, f U-lb vost. U\ you leave the gate. oj.. n ]' tlower pot at yotu\ \I will calf again.\ he said, through the gate. \It won't do yon any '.'.»--l. ed after hiui ; \ui: do::'!. w.< pared food for infant.-, no ] I.I: •>W W -- no stutle man on t it! \i V; d- oujid li'i .1 b his e ; lether v<m a gralrf.\ And slit' ><*r. Jii! fix ru-'t m 1 tf re .k / •i.: Ui a v.u I lie e, ,|. I - it /•'. k> Ml' ll lid II .-- nt > !•! • Culture. Culture of land is necessary in order to make it produce grain and vegetables for our food. It would be folly and wasteful- ness to sow grain upon ground that has not been plowed and dragged. And as much as laud needs culture, so does the body and mind and heart of man. A good sound body is conducive to happiness and prosperity\ as it enables a man to labor to supplv his wants. In order to have it he should cultivate regular habits, and right principles, which contribute to per- fect health.. And to become wise and useful inenibers of society, the mind must be cultivated. This, iu a great measure, devolves upon the parents and teachers of children and youth, for while young the mind i-. active, and learning, is much ea- sier than at a more advanced age. For this put i'e.-'C i-chaois have been established throughout all civilized lands. How vastly ditil>rent is the condition of civil- ized people from that of savages, who have no kind of cultivation } They can scarcely su'.plv ihemseh-cs with food to keep from starvation. Uenerally, they are cruel, warlike a-'rd unhappy wretches ; but when m;..;i.itiarii s are sent atiiong them they (the misNiouaiies) opt-n schools and com- nieiice the euhivation of mindatid heart, and teach them the art of cultivating their kind,, and the benefit it will be to them to 'labor. < J.nubially, they breonio mi intelligent, pruspei\-tus people, if they are so disp-ised. Mo.-d important of all is the Lft-ltiM-'tioii of the heart. Seeds-of evil, i,mi ti by Satan„areconstantly spriug- itigup, ami we should maintain a contin- ual warfare to k<\p them down, and in their stead itiltiv ate virtues. This, also, should be c. mmeneod at an early age, for then the heart is so tender that im- pressions for either good or evil are e.i- silv made, and are more effectual than in later life. A No, faith is stronger. What is more perfect than the faith of a little ehihl ! During the past seven years we have been here for the purpose of culti- vati-u-i'our minds and hearts, for which •our ollieeis and te'.-her- have labored aivluovrslv,. \'lime which waits tin- no maiu\ has brought these years to a C!OM\ and our ('pportuui'ies here are ended. For the last time we will express our '): i.i :k-- t o those wh) havi' !a.l>ored for us. M.Ii 1 •..•• '.i'l ihem f.irewi'!!. Xev. ^ it or.\ i .1,1 in. Lunatics. itiiv K u.K.a.Tgh, :i young mute, L''-i ve-ns of age. hoi tor known to vi,o aitendo.l s-eiioo.l with him in or!;. as\Tlie rdaekitigltooiii Jaii- Iming Klbridgp Toles' superv isor- ••ilh.i; from Fulton, Oswego Co., •i ii.i.i.it' \(I! t-\ 1 - 1; A.-; I 1 >:\. (I'.-iv, the Si;perintendeut S'atf Lunatic I'.e •<t li- as;' i.f. ,-i an! in tlie (-,:! in.i ,1 I.if ll-. Ml-. ! I- • I i n •u I.' lit COM.KTH, ritoM v, ur.N.i: \: A Hot'icv Mors ;A IN e\-.r.,;:' The irrusshoptiei- ; He ooineth: lie cotn.-th inUneron-K ; IT\ Kringeth hj, fanolv ; AI.M) his relative-; ; And his friend-.; I.ikeM.i.-e Lis m..:h, • ;••. ; , •. ; And her friends ; As well as all that !-i;e ' i . Ami t\i<-\ :.::••• l'-^loe ; : The wisdom .of Iran ,-• ::,,. ' ' •'!: '•'< • i-e not : They sprea'i oxm t!.- !. \.A ; And theie is ltoplaee \ L : i- :.., 4 . not. They nip the springin.r ma-- ; They devour th>- i\ :t«ra.n' , . i'.;-. sprout ; And the savory eeh r\. The wheat field is left desolate. And no green thing remain, th v.hu. the Ltopper hath been. His pathway is •.!.•• :•.''•'••!>.;;.. ,' : . e; , !' desolation. The ranchman m-iiu!.:,*!: fii !.v, ^rier fields that were, b-it a;e i. it : Mayhap he sweareth : Possibly !•«» xaith mi lif-ly, a:.:.l ,-i.tl. aloud—damneth. What careth the hoppor-gr;e..s .' It troubleth him not. Ask the prophets of Kansas ; And the wise men of Nebra.-l..:i ; I And they will answer likewise -, I Putt the relief committee ag.-nf pfn :!•. t up his voice and call- t h (1.. } ; ..j.|,-! : blessed. *; The patriotic grasshopj ,-r eenie'h • from the mythical western laud, where ! the glorious orb of day sinks in ?o-ea ! splendor to his_ evening con. h. The realm of Brigham ; - The land of Mormon, : Whenceconietli m-itiy V'\' tliLre-s ••>. sotne that tire good. The hopper is one of tie e, ; Several of them ; Hut he is not go,ul ; He comefh in the lafr -emeu days ; In su!i-dark<'nitig mvii.id- ; As the wind-; e'lia- wl-.<' '\'ie ' -o rended. As the wavci' come wh'-n the n••:• >, are stranded.-.- /)>•,)>•••>• X< /'• •. t^zF The busiest, man in !.''e-i'. i (Jortschakotf. He tises at .-j\ :•. in.. reads letters until eight ; his .• -e<-|. tat y reads or analyzes to him the i:ior>- nu portant articles of intelligence in flic daily papers of Kurope ; he hinele-j ai noon, walks an hour,receives \isits ftoir, one to four, answers letters front f >nr t<> eight, dines and spends the evening :t the Empress of (letiuanv's cottage. The most interesting portion of rri:.,-e GortschakofFs correspondence is in th, lettere he gets from ladies. \He begs < v ery Russian lady about to quit-St. Pe- tersburg to wri'to hiui frequently and tell him everything she sees and hears. in this way he is kept familiar with all the public, private and secret history •<•'.' Europe. The old fellow evidently know:, where to look for news. j'.i.. i t • 11 -i i „'i 111 uig acquainted with tnd one i. w e were c i.ded Up to the !••:• iliy, t' 1 give, if p-ssi- to'ieliiiig the ear! V hi.storv >V'e. of CiUrse, leCog- -t si .it', a ; also he did • IV-,1 our name correctly, • ng i,n a.n insane pi-r- -.- 1 init'.ing extr n-ird-i- ! • tallied iii a \cry in- . ,i :.er ..s h<- always di!. 1 1 er -i \ eiy ha-r.nili-ss i he lioejill S plono1-lfl.ee l.l.'l. ! M1..1 .liaiigei;, i-;-, i i' ' irge. They ,;d. o pro- e hi ., i.;is i:n- r fellow will ..1 vill be i vans !'ii-..,.f th •'•• iimty i'. hi.-'li i in t!ds , ,,:• l'-ii. i ..' was ••w' York fhitku- • •!:., 4 in Citn- • • . • '••'.,.- v-.-.i- . •• ••;'•»! 'er a ... - ••.:••+• al- i ; - in., ..,i-y t<i :.;:. . h.'-r '.'.'c • '•• •• -i i •:'!'• r re- [.'.-'• ' :.• - ' . \ a- l i in' '\ i ri si.e. !.l... e.v ir. i ..<• • • c.vn ii 1 iml a:,.'( ,1 Man 'arid., i; „l > :' -le-ut OoWM-, allil '.'•r a 1 i-.:,.' term ol •i-', imie.e li.iteiv. •I. F». livin-sov. A> ij-i '\>.. IS >!«: x 'i 1 Oder's ; VS5ETABLE HEALING BALSAM Goit 8b Castle llavo removed to thfir MEW STORE, Corner of Jlaiu and Jefferson Hts., So Ion-known as TULLEU'S HAKinVARE STOllE, where they will be glail t<> nu-et all their old patrons as well as .new ones. We have a full stock of V\T r. - !',.. _:,,, Cnt.L), honls nnd I • '-,.o IUpcilmg of th« : -. t.,.1.^., -inJ A-.tliina, o v.- . !i \ I.SAM • I . s- .m \ li or Tirqast, Afftis ' i-<--«, Oifi\i I nnd Kid- •''••; !:•.!.SA M e.•••-.. i>. -pi-p^m, T.ivprCora- '•'. > s;,,ni uh and UowelB. % ' <• \ I.SAM .-i O,,, r;p^ii ( Hums and. ,. \•• s I. M.SAM •• ,-•:•',. I 'I'M Srirf-nci-S ou t Of -,:. - \ M.SAM •• . w. .en- in CMldron, and ;•.'. i s.\M 'I • •••• '.V!.nr.pinj Cotlgtl, ' .'•,•;• 'll T.,. i. I: \t.s\M •• w.HIM inj,- tioni of the • •,-'.'•!, <-.ftt;.> nnd horses, • . . ! r It- ,-vi.: in horses.; .:• • •• iMi.t tni-Ior in- ' - • ie-.' If-il enemies to :-.4;vb!'0 Healing Balsam, Which we shall M-U FINE FAMILY H • •>• ^^.\'A fourteen-year-old girl in Sandy Hill, N. Y.., eloped with tt school-hoy. got married, and returned home with, him to he forgiven* She was soundly spanked by her mother, and the husiiatid on his way out of the house was kicked eighteen times by her father. They had pever read anythingpike that'[ih|novels. . r lui'iw n t o f.iil Riving I in- nt iiWf, nni he '• it from '.ho system . ••I' ii' « ; it i-t an old • .'i • tnjrr.tJ-i of li-.vtng • a. n,:- |-'.,i'<'., and by all '•' ' •! ; - •; '.';.M:I'1C I;.VI-.M. ' •-..>. V., .Im. 2.i, 1'817. l« • r. nttt tcl with a • i . -.t viae, und foun d : i . ;,/i.l lifting IS. I)en- ,-., .-. 1 ji.iv,' not hocu - .- • •• , a-:-! i t 13 also good .\.•i ••. iii'-d cougtia and :l. e ;ir.' nClictcd wit h ' . .11. e. a Locn restored \ A. COLONYi -..!,, o:...,, s«v. 14, H-17. • i., :-r'.t,'<rs 1, iq l.iul soma • i. a-.ert -..lit to hiiu l.y orto • : , I-;.' in i-.l, an-i Uia ) .':••:..IT i'i'-ii -uu's huJ failed, . . , t 1 iia-.ono.i tl.o puiilio • \f i*. :ITI l miny are anx- . i :•• •> 1 -.u.pply. I uin e. J,f. N-KWTOX. ' .. r- i i-i_-.:l<-r...l t o the puh- i .-• ....-j ' if'il ,'itvot, renders it 1-.- i-.ur jt jLicovered, tordil- ALSO SUGAES, Fanners produce taken in exchange for goods. Call and sec us U our w <>' stare. (;olT& CASTLE. Mexico. .Tun. G, lS7.\i. Insure your Property WITH MOUSE & I III Sil, Fire, Life & Accidental In- surance Agents. Iiisur:iiK-e to any amount },la(v,l in tir-t-i-la\-* eoinijanii.-s. Satisfai'tioti yuiirautt-fcl t <> all who trust their business a t this agency. Representing over $100,000,000 American and Englisli Capital, .eoMl'AXI'ES ('..nn. Mutual Lifv of Hartford, Trawlers Accidental of Jlartfonl, .Etna Fire of Hartford, PhuTiix Fire of Jlaitford, iltiyal of kn','laiid, WatertowirFiii'-of N-. V In-airanee Co of Xorth America, I'liilu.., T'eiui., Atlas of Hartford, A'^rieulturalof X. V., ' X. Y. Central of X. V., /\swep.and uf ,, lulJl ; y y V'lKiiida^a, Meri-hant^ of 1'rovidi-liii-i-, Lancasl'iire of Eujdalid, OHiee first door east of Kiii]iire P.loel:. I •>. ('. M (> 1:1 S K. ( i I'll). W. 11:1S-I i... M.-\KO, Jan. 1\> 1.S7-1. 11 rs V berry Pectoral «,. 6'o\ Diseases of tho Tlii'oat and Lu-nsiu,. such as Coughs, GolUs, W'hoopi-.HK Cough * Bronchitis, Asthma. and Consumption.. Anions ti. • • • .' iti-covi it,- - el :•'-. sei<Mice.. t- • -,,• more i,'.,.l ^ • inankiii'! M..1.11 '•'••> • ' fectaal oia ' 'y ' di-fii-c- i.i' ill.-- 1 '.-•• • and Luu.^i.. .'. • • trial of it. \... ..- tlnor^lioi'.t tl'.-i- : • • otlio.- 1',-niiitri. -.. .:. • Shown If 1 i: 11 it ,!••' surely :VM I «'V ••'• . .:,;-.! tiu-iti. Tlie testimony HI o-ir 1..-• . ..-. • .-..-.. ut\ all cliib'-os, ostabliwlie- t' 11 ' '•i''. : cii.ir.ity I'lX'TOKAL will tui.l (!••<•- i>., ••. .-•• ci'iv .tin: atllictiiifr disorders of the li.f• vt ... I.-i-ii::-* li.-yiiiid any other nsclieio.-. I' • -i . - .;:ui_-eri,u-f atlVctioiis of tlie I'iv'i.i: 1. \- < • v.eld to its jiowcr; and ca-e- •• t <'.or.»titt:i. SiOu, i'inol by this prenurati'..!. :i- i •' !.- A.i.oMf, sj remarkable ns Ii:tr i\ '• •!i-'.v !, svei'o they not jn-ovea ,!..-;•' ! i '* .'••:. ,- -'• .\- -i remc ly it is\:i<!e.j'::U-e en v.hieh i-V ; 1 :,i|yi'.-'' 1 ,!• full |itot'i ti..ii._ By ciii'', : l'i«; tii..'t'\ivr:::incis of in.'/e -orioiis di-t-.. . ;' -•• U'li.'.n,:' .\>: t live-\ a:. 1 :m aiii\iint ••'' .'••\ •-• :.••'. to U- ' iniimted. i: i-liulleii^c- t-ii •'. •:. 1 .-o-i- via •••- ti;..' liiu't scei'ticd. -Every lau... ; . • :w >.-•. •;, it on hand as a protection airaiii-t 1.. •• LM : : i u:i[iPivei-vod attack of l'iilin<iii:ti'\ Ai'. . :. v. .,;.-'a arc. eie-ily met at fii^t, but uiiir!. i v. in-- 1 i. :a-.i!.!e, and t'oo often fatal, if iiejl; , :• •!. 1> -.- • l.-r iuii'.'.s noed this defence; and it i- i:i:.:--- ;•• 1-\ witli- ut it. As a safeft'urd to i-hildf, .-.. :••••• •'• '.'!..• lii-tre-ioin^ diseases which be-itli:.- -I r... : ant Ciicst of childlioorl, Ciiiati:Y l'i •< r<r.M. i^ invaluable.; for, by its tim-ly «.-••, :•••' •• file- are rescued'from premature ^ra\i-. :n.-l - i\Y I to tho love and affection centred , n -f!:e:ii i: acts f peedilyand s.urelv asainstoriiiiiaiy e< •:•'_-. -e-urinft Mjun'd and health-restorinT -leip. X-. \ ,0 will suffer troublesome Influenza and r au.- lul Bronchitis, when tliey kiw-.v a..,v i.i.-:'y t!i -V oau be cured. Oi-tfiiiiu-liy tho product of loiv_'. laboiioiis, in,-1 ^UL•ee»sl'ul chemical itivustign-t'ioti, no,cost or to,. i-. -paired iu lnuking every bottle in the utui'-t !>•>-,i-hle, perfection. It may be lonfidoutly re- lied upon, SLS possessing all the virtues it has ever exhibited, and capabla of producing cures, as in:-m.irabld as the greatest jt \ lni ever effected-. m PREPARE D BT Dr. J, C, AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical anU Analytical Chemists. B0U> BY ALL, DBUGGI-STS EVERYWHERE Ayer's Oatiiarfcic I-'or tin!; n at-i' and riire of al l ilenm;,'- 11R-1U.S im tlie i-Ii-iiti- ,a'-h,,l.ivec, and l,ew- cis. 't'lleji ale a lulid apeitieiif, ami : 1. c\eellcnt.pui;-alive. UeiiiK puii-h v i-i-,- talde, tlti-j i-iiiit.au : n.o nieri-iu y \|- iiiin.-- rat vvliati-vei- Mi., li burioiis-i-ickiii's'. ami sufferinf.* is prevent- ed l,y iDu'ir timely use; and everj-family should iiavellienion hand for their protection ;uiu relief, w.liem i.i-iitiin •!. Long experience has proved them ti» be the -:••(• e-t, surest, and best of all tlie I'M* «1H1 u-!•: li the niai - ket abounds. I!y tlicir orca-ioiiid use, the blood is jiurilleil, the corruptions ,11 ;iie -v s- tem expelled, oltetrurtiona reuioveil, ami the whole maehiriery of life restored to it- lie.ilthv aetivity. Internal organs which beeiune , li.\^< d and ^ltissi-!i are cleansed by Aiirr's I'ill.i.Jxwi stinmlateil into action. Tims incipient ,lee;ee 1- changed into health, the value of w liieh chanire, when reckoned o;i the vast i.iultitudet who enjoy it, run hardly be computed. Their tiwar nmima m.ilies them pleasant to take, and iiri'ni'i \ e» tlieu; \nine- uuiiupaiicd for any lenj,'Ui of l-iiiie, -o that they are ever fre.-h, and perfectly reliable. .Villi,mini searetiinp:, they are mild, and operate without disturbance to tlie constitution, or, net. or j'-iiipatien. i'uil vi.ii ctions are j^.veii on the wrapper to taeh box, how to use tliem as a l-'aiimly t'liysie, un,i fur the following complaint*, Miliieh these i'ills rapi'lly enre: — Kor lfty»i>»i»Mia or Enrti-rostiou., Eiiijjlj'SN- UCKN, Cautruor and SMSH of Aniiotin-.tlny nhiiuld lie taken moderately to .stiinufate the stone aeh, and restore it.s healthy tone and aietion. Kor Jtivrr Coitijilalnt and its various symp. totus, jBiiiQuN JLSvatlaciic, Sick IScaii- HciltN JTsuustdsc** or <xi'5'«'i« NicliiapMS, SBU? t«!s« <\o!io and Slilaous• iP«»»«»r«iitlH'y should I.,- hidi.-.ousiy taken for each case, to correct the ''.• e;,i t acliim or rcuiovo the obstructions which caiiie it. Kor HSysjontcry or l»i:»B-i'3ioeM, but one -ji.-ld do-e is generally rciinired. 1'or SaSisMinaati-im, Cioat, CJratvol, I»al- j;i£iafa»!i of tile Heart, Paim iu the P»i«3<>. SJack antl JLoins, they should be contin* uoa.-lv taken, as required, to change the diseased p.'ti'ni of the system. With Midi, change tlios\ r,iinplaints disappear. Kor IJi'oiwy and ifirojiMical fiiwcllins-s, they should he taken in large and frequent doscJ to pnoduce tho effect of a drastic purge. r or 8u|>j>re»Maioit, a large (lose should be taken, as it produces tlie desired effect by sym- pnthv. As a Dinner fill, take one Or two J'Uls to promote digestion and relieve the stoimach. An occasional dose stimulates the atomach ana bowels, restores the appetite, and invigorates the system. Hence it is often advantageous where so serious derangement exists. One who feel.-, tolerably well, often limls that a dose of these I'ills makes him feel decidedly better, from their cleansing ai\ 1 '•enovatiu c j effect on, the digestive apparatu . -KKI'MtKD BY Hr..1. C- tiXJER-AMt., Practical CffwHti, LOWELL, MASS., V. S. A. tVili SALE UX ALL I>iSL*OGISia EVSIRy VVULUU Would respectfully, cull attention | to his n«\v .stock of [Undertaklns We Guarantee that You Get Value Beeeived. •fej Consisting' of I Collins, Casket s Ah 'la 1 ic- Ilurhil discs. cVc, cvc. [Also, constantly on h.u-u-l a lar-^.-iuu-l- fine assAi-tiaent <>l' SHROUDS. I r- • m Haviiag -bi-t.'it to •.:•< at v\j.rii-.-• in^ j-proctir-i-ng an ^ i Lic^aiH ACW m\ 5-3 , ii i 1 liojii', 1->V ..It let a'.;, lit :< .'1 !'.> i> - ; |^ i Isint-ss, t ; J 1 tu lit a li'-ei-.-i! -!, ; ie n! • ...v & ' pilblii' jiatroii:,'.;^-. t aei li; •;.'.-..'; ;;iQ| l-mv old stauil, Smitli .lel'a 1- '-a St..® I 1 •>\ 1 ., • • %d three (h'lis .-.nvvt 11 <>> i;.a- j.-i.- ( :;re,...regi i winTe I uiii-v !•'• I*-/.:: -i a ; . :.. KutrrSi! lof tlic'ila\ f-r i'.i\'n' v-ri- ii -., .: a! « tit si, on;prote:-siiii,al iii'.-'ii. . »|*. Mexii - o« .'July l 1 ' 1 , iS7->. .\>7 0 N'ciii I \'Mi v i»i Qaalii.y Rather than QuaHt.ity; Gs HERE sliall we buy our Sum mer Clothing is tlie great and momentous question, which is now agitating, the public milid. To those uninitiated We would/ where tho Salesroom is Ligkfced. Go where every Garment isGuaran- teecl to fit. IFwliere voii\ will fiad the Largest Assortment, Go where the Styles, are the fewest. ''S OSWEGO S AND Per the Laaadry.. MANt'PAGTUHED BY T. KTOSFOKD & S0N ? THE BEST STARCH IN THE WORLD. GIVES A BEAUTIFUL FINISH T() THE LINEN, and the difference in cost lutwet-n it and common starch is searculy half a rent for mi ordinary washing. Ask your Gi\,cer f'ir it. \l, Ail. :*: tiU-'J,'.' bians Go to the Well Established Firm _of BECKBE BEOS. For your Clothiffif, Hats and Caps, HOOTS & SHOES, AND STATXONE D \T Warelion^i^ lceei) hiv'ii assortments of Pi. Stau'li =>C^) £g) Oswego CORN STARCH For Puddings, Blanc Mange, ^ Cream, <fcc. Isthe original-Estahlished in 18iS. And \>n- ' serves its reputation as ITKKI:, sTJtoKiiiiii and SIOKE DELICATE than any other ar- ticle of the kind offered, either of theuaiuenaiiieor with other titles. STEVENSON MACADAM, Ph. IX, &c, 'tlie high- est chemical authority of Eun>i>i;, carefully an- alyzed, this Corn Starch,and says i t is a most excellent article of (lietand in cheiuical ami feed- ing properties isfullye(inalinthet)estarro\vriiot. directions formalung Puddings, ('untiirdt, & e., accompany each one pouniliiacbsiae. 'i'.l-ii. 1 ! For Sale liy all First-claso (liwiu New 'ideal •jszjmi'i'tsssz^' '•'*\' .A. -SStJTTLS -BIT - 1 ' WSSPPIP l lUflblimU JP O jri, 50 Dollars ! '* FABMEHS. MEROHi\jSi'TF?. MEGH.:-- ; -^ ITa •' 1 • 1 \ ' WILS f!V.' U',.> T Ohio .-.; Cincinnati V. .|\. I;in:; ; ! Indinn.ipo:;,.;!.;. . .'• - : St. Loui-i »';•!: ; liOnisiana St:-. • • :\ \ Miu^issii»pi Sin'-' i-'-iir; aild Oor i 1 S-:.. ;'..::• : FOR \z'M\ . -i'.- BEST mm &«**?? and, daiiiiv l!ic l.:r.-.-! i;:r. ! '•- •: ranu:o of •,-,•!-'„ AU '•\:-. r 3Iach!!ic-i in };..• .'I::ii.< t wrrv in dlrci } LUlVlr.!-, I I J L'^i-i : -. l-tn^For Ilvii' in in !>, /•'<•//- in£>,K'lilchii'ii. I '•• 'fill:i <J. It i ii (I i a 'J, />) •-.''«-' / / /' ii, Kiubroi'lrriH <J, <hi ili- iiig a fid' r-f-ll'. hit: £ flue or hi'11 i'u 'Joints it '[A ItllSiU'JXlSSCil. .W'hr-v-••.-.'.• --1-. ^ :.•' .'-. ;:ut:; wo will doliV' .' r \lachin-^ for tho prie-i it\»;-\l r-byv.-, at tho uiKiiv:.:'-. •:,-«!'. II'•:•'•.1 Ktntion of r -'i « •^^•••. OW M-a: !*:;:••- !-.!,-•.••: ! • : \ Ze.rjl l>r C\rr-r: 1 • j-i. : •• List, . c<\, .\.'. ••• •' W'ils-nU :• •• . • •.:--ot'rl: ' (.U-'/Ot •{•, . \OVVJU; , • 1 -;' ca r i • 1 ! \1 ANI) Oil Cloths, l'.t-:.' l ,,1,1.. |.,..f- • I <'.,,; Wlii- Mr can will l.o ;si.l<l as fiicaj) as Jit wi-st of Nt'\v York.. . r.i:civi:ii. I). D. BECKER 1X71.. 30 be -VI; tv .\ oroi? - n Domestic- jjon^rv •/ant lirst class Co t'l Bin- • nr-t\i\\i!(.!iwn- -Enol :i r i \i... i'.\- •r*(~\n?-2 JTO .K ;i i.\:\y nt lu'iotiKJcr 1. 1.1. iily vvj. A--i. < itv, V. \ . H. i..,,!. i -!,i >•}. i.M ]>:i. t. • .1 1 : -1 1 1.. :••••• l ,.ii •! I .I i,v R M. 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Ke'il..^', , i n the village 1 State iif',r.-:aiil, ..;i the ,1, ul 1') i.M\'k in Ule i>at,-l .ln.v ,-LII, -r;--.7.>. V>1 I'llND, A-.i'.nev. 'v, Mexico, N. Y. Manufaeturei-s of Agricultural Implements, nil t-.. 1 - i. p . l.in.ls .'•!'•!•. .. . .Mav i.f Machinery. 1'i-ass Casting Al.n s.ilf niaiitifaetiirer.s of the 1'inviT. Mexico Iron Fmmdry. 11, IsTi. S8 Borne, WatdrtowH and Ogdens burg E« E. 1 ^, 7r i J .' l Oi Siiinraer Arrangement. 1875. iift'-i- I\l«.iulay, May 31st, and •liirilii-r imtifo, juis.seii^er trams un on i-Ilis vou'l as tbllows, (8iiii- I-i)---^ .,,'.I.lla. in. ; arrive at lt'onie, 'ti, i, 12..V. p. in. ; Albany, 4.20 .••v. 1'i.W) p. iii. I' \.•_' 'J\. i>. in. ; aniveat Watei'ti)^m H- Vim', n t 4.HO p. in. • • i!..\_' v p. in.; Arrive at Watei'town ;.-:il.-. '.i.L'O ;.. in. ; T'tiea, V±M .-, l.-2'i a. in.: New York, SvOO a. ::v tiir.ne.'h to New York. i.i; \i---i . 1 , ! ill. 1... 1.'. \ Vi .1 .11. ... I.'V, Arrive at (')swe^o, : >.!'()• a. m. l.:so p. in. !.:!() p. in. •'..\IO p. 111. : -\T.\Y HAVKX. <-.<>injf West— . 7.-i'> a. in. i-j.r.r i>.. in. / •:{..\..•» p. m. *.'M i>. «. .1. W. M-...VK-, Cel.'lSupt. (; •.•i'l Tii ket. Aif.-nt . M OKtGAGE SALK.,-Wherein def.iult has been made in the payment of nn.iiey se- cured by a mortgage, dated .lune2.'iil, l>ii'!, exe- cuted by Cliai-les Fravo-r auii Ellen A., Isis \vife , 'and Mbert llonse and Julia A., his wife, of Parish, Oswego Co., N. Y., to Juhn Dmigias-s, of Richland, in said county, which said mort- gage, with the power of sale therein cntninud, was duly recorded iu the Oswego County Clerk's office on the 9th day of July, lS>(i:-S, inlilxr til of mortgages, at page 431. And whereas, said mortgagee, John I^nighu-s, is deceased, haying,inhis life-time,duly executed his: last will and testament, and was a t the time of his decease a resident of the County of Oswe- go, and left therein, as part of the a!-.--ets i;f hi-- esfate the said mortgage, and letters of admiiii-.- tration witlithe will annexed, on the said estate, have been duly issued by the Surrogate of said county t o John E. Jones, and Harriet I)ouglass, who have duly qualified, and entered upon the discharge of their said trust, and are thereby the liolders and owners of said mortgage. And. whereas there is due on said mortgage at the date of the first publication of this notice the sum of six hundred and thirty-eight dollars ($63$) which is the total amount unpaid thereon. Now, therefore, noticeis hereby given that by virtue of the power of salo eoutained in saiil mortgage, and duly recorded as aforesaid, and in pursuant*.- t o the statute in stich case made and providal, said mortgage will be forec3o<ed by a sale of the premises therein describi-d, at pub- lic auction at the law office of .Skinner & Wright, in the village of Mexico, Oswego county, X. Y., on the 31st day of Jiily, IfcTo^ at 10 .Viloek in the forenoon of that day. The premises are described in said niorgage, as follows: All that tract or parcel of land,situate in the '. town of Parish, county of Oswego, and State of Ne\y York, and in the twenty-third towm-hip- of Seriha's Patent, knowii and. distinguished as tifty acresof land, in smalt lots is'os. 1 and 3, of jjreat lot No. 9, and described as follows : The same being the east one-half of one hundred aciv.- hefetofore deeded by Charles Fravor to Jacob Fravor, on the third day of October, 1>O3. and recorded Dec. 1st, 1SO3, iu the (\'(iiu.ty Clerk'.-- office of Oswego county ; said one hundred aere- lying east of the road leading to the tov.n \f Ah bion, and north of 79 acres heretofore dee.led to Benajah Whitney ; said one hundred acres to be taken off the lots aforesaid by a line parallel to the north line of said land deeded to IVnajah Whitney. Also all that other j.ieee or pan-vl of land, situate in said town of Parish, County of Oswe- go, _and_ State of New York, iiid known and distinguished as being in the norih-ea.-.l <oriar of sub <me (1) of great lot Xo. i.i,-i..j ('i| ; „ : ,,1 l,t.-. gins on the east line of said sub one, at the north-east corner of one hundred acres i'oniierly sold tO'Charles Fravor and rutin from themv by needle in, 1*57, X. 21 v E., along the ea.-t lin'e of sub one, 31 chains and \JJ links to tl eiust corner of said lot Xo. one, tiieiy- along the north liny of said lot ten <!i.'.,i\ south-'.M\ Wi parallel with thce:'.-t<- :: said 31 chains and 30 links to th.- n .it said one hundred acres, thence south I'.I east ajong the saidlotaud paraiiel witii the .-.nitl line of said sub one ten chains t \ tie-pl-iu e of 'oe ginning and contains thirty-one acre.- an.', twen- ty-seven'hundredths of ail aere of land, b-i'i^ •the same premises which weiv c«.:ive\e.-l t>> 1 !!!>•: Fravor, wife of Charles, by Jacob i'i-.'v..r on th. 13th of September, lMil.an.l r. wego County Clerk's utihe J-r, book 92 of deeds, p.i^-.- '.;*{'<, &<•. Ib7.\>. JOIIX K. JONES. Admi: lIAPvRIET '1J( ).(•<; LASS Of tile estate of J , hn l)..i:--., SKINNKH- .t WlMl.liT, Atti.MVeys, M L. H. Conklin, MAIN ST., MEXICO, OSWEGO CO. N. Y., buys all feinds of 0 ovenimeiit 'Secauitk's, AN-D OSWK'CxO' COUNTY EOXVOS, at favorable rates. Sells X)rafts on New York Collections made'in all points, .and remittance made-promptly. NOTARY PUBLIC. Also Agent for the following well known an re.-poii.sibk- Fire Insurance Companies, viz : CASH ASSETS. HOME OF NEW Y0BK, 3,730,981,60, NIAGARA \ • \ i,371,315,83, HAJtTFOliD, HAETFOBP,CT., 2,020,220,79. Mexico, Nov. 6, 1872. M ORTGAGE SALE.--Whereas default has beeii made in the payment of money secured by a mortgage dated November 24th, 1871, exe- cuted by Chester 1); Drake t o George Wetnmre, which, with the power of sale contained therein, was duly recorded in the Oswego County < 'lerk's office, December 4th, 1871, in Liber 93 of mort- gages, a t page-153. . And whereas said mortgage has boen duly as- signed to Schuyler Chcsbro,who isuow the legal owner thereof. And whereas there is due on .-aid mortgage,at tlie first publication of this no- tice five hundred and ninety-two 29-100 dollars, which is the whole amount unpaid thereon ; and no proceedings have been had at law to feco,«.r the same or aiiy part thereof. Now therefore, notice is hereby^ given that.by \irtiieof the power of s-ale therein contained in .-aid mortgage. and duly-; recorded as aforesaid, and in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided, said mortgage will be fore- closed by a sale of the premises therein described, at public auction, at the law office of Skinnt r k Wright, in the ullage of Mexico, Oswego coun- ty, X. V.., on the tiith day of August, 1-S75, at 10 i I'elock a. m. The premises are described in uaid mortgage as follows : All that tract or parcel of land -iti.iate in the town of New Haven, aforesaid, and a .part of lot No. 13, in the 19th township of Scriba's patent, boinided and described as f«l- l«w's : Beginning at a point south-west of the west bank of Catfish creek, a distance of 2 rods, and w hi re a line running straight with the out side of the north-west wall of the stone gri-t •mill, (now owned by Henry K. Oheever,) and standing on thenjipin-itebankof S£ *4d creek,would strike said point and funning from thence south- erly t'> the center of the road running from said mill t o Oswego, at'a point where the road run- ning from the village of New Haven to said mill, would intersect said Oswego road, thence westerly along the center of said Oswego road t o the corner of Htiuy' E. t'olvin's land, thence northerly along said Colvin's east line, and at right angle with said road t o a pointon said line, and far enough from said corner so that by run- niiiK a line easterly and parallel t o and with said road t o the place of beginning, would contain th-ive-fourths of an acre of land all within said bounds, more or less. Also one other piece of land, being a part of said lot No. 13, bounded as follows: On the north by said Colvin's land, \ n the north-ea.-t by the-oiitli bank of Catfish creek on the cast by the i-entir of the highway leading south-west- erly to th. .-tone school house to the centre of the highway leading from said last mentioned highway to New Haven village, thence westerly northerly line of the first above describi d on tl: piece racttso JBftjsrtficsa. Bsilroail. Noli in•--IJJ.AVI: •i\ 1 1 1 A. M. J 1 1 i is 1 :zt A. VI il'.li, ! v C d-v'\ 1,(1. ID ('.-. in is- ]•'' i\. lo ,v.i '! 'd\ li 10 'li \lN-i M.: oi) S ;.i; 2 0-_' •j 15 m •1 55 .,I:AVI: : r. 31. 4 40 S35 5i 42 5 f>0 •tf or> ti 10 t; at t; 40 7 oo p.rl.. Hoil'le.ville, I 'lli\llS m;;re ;;o .l i '. -trii_'s, ,.li..iy. n<i.t; S f.l-u li ,iS 7 IT 7 27 7 11 7 5-> s ic. S I'.i 9 :'.<) 1'. M. 2 00 2 37 3 12 3 30 4 02 4 13 4 40 ,-| 05 7 00 P; 31. 1 20 P. M. 12 (10 12 20 12 31 12 42 12 55 1 01 1 10 1 21 2 15 in the Superintendent's office at Sy- Standard Time, and will be regula- York Central time. ' c . W. BROWN, .Agent and Gemral >laiiagu»-. M.iy31, l'J?7.o. i 8 05 8 18 111 • 1-i'lt.l.l- (•••.;- W. , t'.el,,-,. - r afore- i line of ami 21 . irile.Hu tie- Of y lMl of land, containing about one-third of an acre of land, :.ll within s;;iil bouu.ls, more or les,j, Together with the vvaUr privileges thereunto belonging. Dated Jv.lie .••!, 1^75. SCIICYLER CHESBRO, Assignee. Si;::.: LI: & Wu'irhrr, Att'ys, Mexico, N. Y. \ft»i;T(iA<-!.: SALE. Wl.ei-'-v. Frank Hen- iVl del-son, of the town of Richland, in thy county of (IsweL-o and State of Ntw York, by his certain indenture <.f a mortva-'c bearing d:ite tlie iirst ihty of April, in. the year one thou.-a.na . eight hundreil and seicnty-three, made to secure the Jiayni. nt of ti;- .-um of ora- thousand six humlri'd and sev eiiiy-ei^ht dollars and sevi-nty- .-i ..-u eiiit-, and interest thereon, did -mortgage and convey to Philinda Pond, ef the town of .Mixieo, in the comity of Oswego and State of New Vork : \All that traitor parcel of land situate in t!...- town of Kichlanil, in ObWego .. niity, N. Y.„ lying and being in lot No. V9, tov.u-liip *.'i of sVriba's patent, and being all that part of -ai i lot lying West of fifty ucre.s sold to l;i< h..'.-'l Meiit.-r, i M-'cpthi'* lwwvVtT, twenty aci-i • iu ti\ s..',:th-we-t corner sold on taxes, and and ,\.j ail-, - sold !•• Eli..ha S. R.r.ssell. west of the r-.ad ir'—ii'g sa-i'-i lot, and north of .-aid twenty a-T.-s. the north line .-f said 7J acres t \ be paral- !• 1 with the n-'i'.h line of said twenty acre* -..Id f.-r ta:.cs, ai.u .-;• • faisu-.ith a.-t-> include the 74; a i-e betweeii th'-c,;i'. r of said road andtheu.-st li'i.- of said t\t lontaining, after exeepting as a-f..ii--a-i \ li!t\ : M-\iii acres and ttu-huudri'dtbi' vf ::•: a. IV .1 l.tli-l; 1 •• tlie's.-.m.- IU'-re '.rl'-K- \ Dat i-ii-.tt Aih.i L •d M-.;. IVltllA. X. Y. M ORTGAtiE SALE. I'.v -i:! . gage bearing date tlie 31 ,t day i f : ' .M; his David Ingersoii and CIH-.-LI.-.IKI. i'aleruio, (Iswego eoinity, X. V. Francis W. Osterhont.'of the s.;i •tain premises described in .-ail i lows : Alithat tract or parcel if the town of New llavvii,, eo.iiuv aa.l aforesaid, known and deseril.e.l a- 2\i a- land, situate in the south east c-ni. r of 1 135 in the 19th townsliip of S.-i-il.-t'-i .-it, n: leil, 1 . v. i-V. -,'.IJII' )•: . \ , ,\i't.;.'i. • .: 1: • d -it;i.-it-« t.v t'.l. X M'l It I ( i P'r i • :-. \\ilvialii- •••.i-iMty, d HI th -i.i.' .\.' 'J'o C If EDITORS;--In- pursuance .-.h-r of T. W, Skinner, Surrogate County, notice is hereby given oiis having claims against Aaron late of t!u; town of Palermo in said eased, to.pre,.s< n t their accounts', wiith i ei-.- thereof, to the undersigned, at |iis. • in the town of Palermo, Oswego Co., ..I- before the i lth day of July,1875, or 1 i'.-c tl.\ benefit of the statute in such - and provided.- Dated Jan. 0, l'H7f>. AARON W. ALLEN, •-..-liturn \f the last. will and testament of .\.u: o Williams SYRAG0SE.M.Y. ililiERS ,i. i-tition siven to Xg'.SSSJCUfa OCJVD - Hf-cituv^tiBSSt. liiisiness Cards, Circulars,/; •'li :u-.i.-, and #«»• Q,'8>M38 &m#*PX#HS» . .in;il., ii.-a'lv ami cheaply ftirnished. ' •:• :'- K - : i „! r.'.riTiilly and correctly filled. takm oif the.-oiith end of 51 u': 1 loO.ieres ,..t !.• i.i., being the sanicpreinisi s f-.ri:s'rly lnorts':.::>••! by • Almond E._Lindsley to John Williams, avl !>y the said Williams sohl o:i tin- f-r.-i lu--.;!v .-f • >i i mortgage,;to }). Inger.-ou. Sai 1 r.i-rt,-a:;.-., with the power'of sale therein contain.. •!, w:n re.-..rd- ed in the Oswego County Clerk's oliiee. the Uh day of April, 1873, at 3 o'clock p. m.,.in Liber 98 of mortgages, at page 21tf, which said mort- gage was, on the 15th day of July, JVT.i. duly assigned by the mortgagee thereof, to ohe Ci rt.'s 0. Eddy, and on the 3d day of July, 1*74, was by the said Cortes C, Eddydiily assigned to Wil- liam P. Darrow, who is now the holder and owiier thereof. Which said last assignment was, on the 9th day of July, b s ?l, duly re- corded in..the Osvvego' County Clerk's oili.-c, in- Book 102 of mortgages, page 'i.i.'!. The amount due on said mortgage a t tie* time of the first publication of this notice is Si'.\\^ X-< w, therefore, notice is heieby given that said -iriort- gaged premises vd 11 be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, on the 17th of July, is75, at il o'clock a. ui.., a t the law ottie.- i.f (;. ( ••. W. !had- ner, in tlie villag'.' of Mexico, N. V. Dated April lfi\ 1.S75. WM. IM)Al;i:oW, A-i;:ie-, GEO. W. BKAIUNEK, Att'y, M.-\i--., X... V. W'l. . 1! Ill a pov plelij; is : ui. lit < ; f t 111; ntloin , in, 1 t.'.i.e V, . . I'.1;1V ! -.lid i:....rtwa 0 e ('-..r.t..iiuii;; th-cet .r of s..'l.' to seil said liiort.'a.'.'i-d '..••:i ;-.. fal.il b. Ii.g i'. ; „,!e in the pav- .,•• !-;,.ia ij-al s-.-.i.i ..r the hiterts-t thii'.iii !. IT ai,y |>;.trt thvie.-f,. and v.hich s.d',1 v. i'l.:. I'.o'.erof -ale therein contained, •«...f.;. Illl-th' < '-WC;J-I t'oUlitV Chlk's in . i.'.wii.:..: i...y .-I au.en- thi af-tirn-.- : i-..'rtg.ii. - . -, aid ln..rt_'a^e ha- be.ll liuiva rt.lV Hiram I'v.-ud, v.h.'. i lar a'ld hd..! , rof said mortgage. .-, default has been made in th i ol ilr.il day. in IJ- •.- J..ige .313. And •igli- ia >w tlle lie •V securc'1 to d t. u • ti.. i an e aid in and . i in- •: t-;.i.a . ai.'d th. re is v lairned to be duo :.l l.ii.ltg.t-,.- at the ilate of the ii-l'st publicJi. • ;li!-> t.-'t;. •• the -.iin .4 live huuiirnl and -..;:.r-:;.-.d l:ii:-.-ly-Lh'.ee i .-„«-•. IS.Mtl.'.-ol, and i ..np.iid .'i.d \to b.-f-.mo dm- the further ol on--lie... -ai.il t.o h'D'.'ir. d two dollars •••• <• Ut . i.sp.'lla OJ ) •JlltV hive 1 ihleol imti'-i- of . al has .! wh.-reas iei pr'-ceci'iiv;s at ia b.en ii..-titut.-l t-o • ..'licet, the s a id sum now i- any part \f the same. X'-w therefore. - is hereby given that by \iitue of a power in sail mortgf.ge, rdc I as aforesai' Colltaille. l urn dulv re- nd which ami pursu- ant to the itatute in such ciise made and provi- ded, the .said mort-ar-e will b» foreclosed by a .-.tie of the prenii.-e-'therein described, at public auction, to tlie hLhe-t bidder, at the office of A. i\. Kell\_-.* in the village of ifexico, county anil St..t. l>7-<. D..t.- ifi.re-ni.l. it 1 o'eloc .lime 17. A. F. Kr.i.Lo i.n the 11th day of Sej>tembe»-, in the afternoon of that day.— i 1 i K AM POND, Assignee, i:, Att'y, Mexico., N. Y. EG. BEALS, Photographer, Jefferson St., ]\Iexico, N. Y. AH the latest styles of Pictures, fr in Life size to the smallest G ein, made on short notice.- Coloring in Oil or Water Colors done to order. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO COPYING. FRAMES TO SUI T PI.'KCHASERS. Gyrus Whitney, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW, X'-l Block. (LVt end of Lower Bridge^ Oswe- go. N. Y. Special attention paid to c 11-,.ti-:is,. Foreclosure- of Mortgagess Adjustments of Titles,. Conveyaneeing, Assign, iii.-uts, 'Bankruptcy, Wills,, Settlement; .of Eitatcs, Railroad, Commercial and Marine Law etc GYRUS WHITNEY, (CO jud g e) t Tho Farmers' Egg 2epot. \V1R'IC is it? At L. G. Ballard's, who employs no oiie to gather them for linn ; l>ut \r.iya the Commission to his ctistniucrs. And if you want any Gro- corien, he feels confident ho can please in quality and price. M ti ORTCAOE Itichariisoii, •ounty and ii,dentin- S A1 j-E. -^Whereas, Hiram dr., of the town of Parish, in Stale of New York, by his cer- ,t a mortgage bearing date the T. M. QHXI.DS <§& Oi 1 1 kVk Payette, St., Utica, M, I. GOAL. The following are the prices for coal GRATE, EGG, /. STOVE CHESTNUT CHABCOAL,. (per bushel!,) Blacksmith's Coal always on hand. 83\ All coal must be paid for when deliveied 35 W . PENFEELB. i.i.i •7.H0 s.;i\» 7..^5 fourth day of Jr.ne, in the year one thousand eight, hundred ami seventy-two, {June •}, 1S72), made to ..ecure the payment «f the sum of twt> hundred and sixty-tive dollars, (ij'ilio-), and inter- est thereon, did mortgage and cotvey tmto Ed- win G. Lvnch, of the town of Parish, i n Oswe- go county, and. State of New York : \All that tract or parcel of laud situate in the town of I'ari-h, county of Oawego, and State of New York, and described as follows, to wit : Being part of sub lot No. 4, of.,great lot No, Cth, and part of sub bit o, of great lot No. 7th, and sub l..t-N». 2, of great lot No. 15, of the 23d town- ship ..f Seriba's jiati-nt, and hounded as follows: Uvgimiiiig at the south-east comer of sub \< t No. :i, of great lot lot No. 7, thenco north Cii\ 50- west along the south line of sub. lot 'te ihs. and t'.l Ik--, tothcioiith west corner, thence '£A~i JU' west to a stoke and stones in the centre of the road, thence north D c west ahmg the centre of said road, '£i chs. to a stake bearing north 60 s 50 \\'. 41 Iks. from a hemlock knot down in the -round, theme S. 111'. 0 50'47 chs. <\> Iks. to a stake, being S. 4iU' E. ti links from a beach, thence S. 2.^- .'*•)' \\\'. along the east line of said lot TV i li.-. and. - link.., to tlie.place of beginning, i on.;aiidiig fifty acres of land, be the s-ame more or less, as surveyed by X.. I?. Everts.\ Wide h .-aid mort-.mge- contains therein a pow- er of sab- to seil said mortgaged premises upon default 1 eing madv in the payment of the priu- eipal sum, or the interest therein mentioned, oj. ain part thereof, and which said mortgage with a p-.wvr of sale tin rein contained, was duly re- cord-'! in Oswego County Clerk's office, oh the 5th clay of June, in the year 187'2, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, in Inber No. 95 of mortgages-, a t page .\ii. And whereas the said mortgage has been duly assigned and transferred to Hiram Por.d, who is now the lawful owner and holder of said mortgage. And whereas default has been made in the payment of money secured t o he paid in and by said mortgage, and there is claimed t o be due on li.-iid mortgage, at the date of the first publication of this notice the sum. of fifty dollars and ninety- four cents, ($50.94,) and there is unpaid and to become due the further sum of ninety-four dol- lars and fifty-one cents, (|94.61),, on the 4th day of June, in the year 1875. And whereas.no proceedingsat law -or in equity ha\e been instituted to collect the sail sum now due, or any i>art of the same. Now, therefore, notice is heieby given that by virtue of a power of sale contained in said mortgage, and which has been duly recorded as aforesaid, and pursu- ant t-o the.statutein such ease made aad provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed hy a sale of the premises therein described, atpublie suction, to the highest, bidder at the office of A. F. Kel- log, in the v'llage-of Mexico, county and State aforesaid, on the 3d day of July, 1875, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon of that day.—Dated April 8 TS75. HIRAM POND, Assignee. A. F.-KEIXOGS, Att'y, Mexico, N. Y. The above^sale i s postponed until the 2Sth day of July\ 1&7.5, at the same place and time of day. -Dated JulySd, 1&75. HIRAM POND, Assignee.\ A. F. KBLtOGO, Att'y, Mesiee, N. Y.
