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M U S I O A r S T .

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BEN* JOHNSON

TDBITISH PERIODICALS.

The tpn'auiiauaa-terlV 'Keview (conser­vative)

TheEflinburgKeview (Whig) The Wectmfcistei'ReviewiRadical) The North British Keview.tFree-ehurcli)

AND

Blackwood's Edlnburg Magazine (Tory)

A Musical Periodical designed to circulate among the H o m o s oi the People , is no new idea, tor t he want of i t has been so lonff felt, t h a t t h e r e are b u t v e r y few persons , musically in-clineci,to whom t h e thought bus not naturally s.uu;-ges ted itself. I n Europe, a dozen works of th i s claB3 oxist, w h i c h circulate hundreds of tliou-s inch? of copies. Thoya re looked lor with t ho same expectancy as the Weekly Papers, or t h e Monthly Magazines . Their popularity ar ises , no t so much from the fact t ha t they are cheap , as from the fact that they are a collection afford­ing a variety in style, vocal and instrumental, calculated to s u i t every tas te . Their cheapness is , of course, a recommendatiou, for in all of them, as in F O R T U N E ' S M U S I C A L H u S T , t he MuBic g iven for fifty cents , would, ::; "oper­a te pieces a t t h e Music s tores , rat over i ! , w dollars. 'A saving, taking in to conn-deration t h e admirable m a n n e r of their p r o l-ution, tl.-.t n o o n e , in these t imes , can afford t o &<.• pise.

Th is Month ly Publ ic i t ies , now in the com­mencement ot i t s third year , has mot with u euccosa a l together unprecedented i s tho h is tory of Musical exper iments , e i ther in America, or m Europe.

Cheap Musical publications have h i ther to failed, because t h e y ware j u s t a s ch.-ap in the i r s t y l e of product ion , as they w e r e in their scale

f chargeB, T h e Publ i sher of tho M U S I C i t HOST is

determined t o m a k e ' t h i s w o r k a model ot beauty in s ty l e , and artistic in every respect , first in the superior excellence of i ts Music, com­pris ing Original Compositions by popular wr i t e r s of Europe a n d America, toge ther with choice selections of I ta l ian Ar ias , German, English, a n d American Songs, Duets , and Quartet tes , P ieces de Sa lon for Piano, PolkaB, Mazurkas, Sohottisohes, Quadrilles, and o ther Piano Music, suitable bo th for amusement a n d instruction.

F O R T U N E ' S M U S I C A L H O S T

is p r a t e d m t h e best manner , upon Bne a n d cost ly paper. I t s Title P a g o and Il lustrations a r e beautiful i n design, a n d engraved in t he highest style of Art . Each Monthly Port con­t a i n s from four t o six'pieces of Music.

The work i s edited with a v i e w to suit e v e r y t as te , and i t s contents oro both popular a n d classi : , combining the dulct et utile. Conduct­ed on this principle, the work has met with t he m o s t flattering success, number ing its subscrib­e r s from every State in the Union

The M U S I C A L HOST h a s bocc KtaUishod in a field of labor wherein all other aspirants h a d failed to secure a footing. TTe are, there­fore, led to infer that we havo adopted the r ight courBe w h e r e b v to meet the requirements of t he discerning and progressive Musical world of t h e Uni ted States .

Our long experience in t h o publishing busi­n e s s warrants u s in promising t h a t tho expecta­t ions of our subscribe™, in regard to the charac­t e r , the g rowth , and tho success of the M U S I ­C A L HOST, wi l l be thoroughly satisfied. F o r upwardB of a quarter of a century w e h a v e been associated with omino-it puH !?her3, and every literary .enterprise wi th .w Lich tho n a m e of Fortune h a s been connected, has been suc­cessful in the fullest sra«e of t he werf ITover having k n o w n failure, wo do not propose to m a k e its acquaintance now.

l O E T U N E ' S

M U S I C A L H O S T

wi l l hereafter contain, each month, besides t h e usua l sixteen pages of n e w a n d carefullv select­e d MuBic, e igh t or more p a g e s of Literary m a t ­t e r of a varied character, a n d full of interest to miscel laneous a s well as t o musica l renders. I n t h i s depar tment we shall comprise Stories, Poems, Sketches , Biographies of eminent per­sons , Musical I t ems and Criticism, Book iSTo ticea, and L i t e ra ry Miscellany ; and it wil l be o u r aim to m a k e the Literary Department of tho M U S I C A L H O S T complete, lively and popular.

"We have a l ready Commenced the publication eit

T H E L A B Y ' S M I L E .

a liew novel of much in teres t , by M I P S M. E. Braddon. T h i s work wi l l bo continued from mpnth to month , until completed

M a n y va luab le subscribers havo, in time pr,<vt, interested themselves in circulating and pro­moting t h e success of t h e M U S I C A L H O S T . "We teel t ha t such friends o u g h t not to pro unre­warded by ae least some t o k e n ' of our grateful appreciation of their serv ices For this reason, w e have m a d e arrangements a t great coat, to present to eve ry person sending us eighteen dollars, a n n u a l subscription, for a Club of Fn-ir Subscribers, for 1306, a copy of t h a t r e a t X u tional Work of Ar t

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'iho interest o? those Periodicals to American read-era la rubor increased than diminished by the ar­ticles thov contain oumu- late Civil War. and thou eh sometimes Uu^ed with preludiee. they may stil l , considering their great ability and the different stand-|i„l»13 frcra which theyareiwritton, bo read and stud­ied with advantage IIB the people of this country, of every creed ni,d party.

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J O E S B . OGDES, N o . GO N a s s a u S t ree t Now Y o r k .

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REASONS FOR BUYING

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1st. I t is t h e best w o r k i n g machine m s - d e , , , Sd. I t is t h e most d u r a b l e machine; s h o u l d It

by any possibi l i ty break, y o u c a n g e t y o u r th ipgs for repa i r t h e same day.

"REASONS WHY YOTJ SHOIffiD-NOT BUY A FOREIGN MACHINE;

1st. T h e y are made t o se l l by men w l i o you will neve r see face t o face to ask t o make good t h e g rea t promises m a d e by the i r a g e n t s at the t i m e of sale,

2d. T h e delay in g e t t i n g repairs c a u s i n g IOB'B of t ime in g o o d wea ther sometimeB of m o r e val­ue than t h e machine.

3d. I n five years t h e y will have so a l t e red their mach ines in t r y i n g t o make them, equal to the Buckeye, tha t a n y t h i n g you m a y get tor repairs will no t fit, a n d then ycyu. must abandon t h e machine a l together .

When you can ge t t h e b e s t at home -why go abroad for foreign t r a sh , except under t h e old adage, "far fetched a n d dea r bought ."

Prices of the Buckeye for 1866: Ho. 2 Mower . . . . $125 BTo. 1 Mower - - - - 150 Ho. 1 Mower and Keaper 180 . .

As tue number of machines built thjg season, i s mnch loss than last year, those desiring tho Buckeye should secnre-tliem soon.

The Buelteyo Mower and Reaper Is .made perfect la all Its parts.

For bale in Jeflerson, Lewis, St. L a w r e n c e , Franklin and Clinton coun t ies , only b y H. & E. F. COOPER, and t h e i r agents.

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O B . J , H . S I M P S O N ,

f e t e b ina ry Surge ©a, WhoWc-nldrojpi'etfally mraouncoto thecitizone et

Wntertown and viemitv, that he can bo found a t tho CITY UOEsB-SHOEfNG SHOP, Arsenal street, where he will be happy to attend to all who may favor hira with a cull. Havmp; had thirty years ot praeticil "speriepce In att'entUn-j the oMea«e^ of Hoivee, he flatters hlinseli that he can give perfect satislaction to all who may require his services. Medicines pre­pared tor all External and some Internal Di^eaBCB constantly on hand. Al<so, washes. Lotions, Linl-meute, & c , Kingbuno and Spavin Cure, which has been used w universal through this section of coun­try. Wan-anted never to lileuiNh or destroy a hair. Aieo a \ iduable Pain-Killing Liniment, thnthns jr'iven

i so miich universal siarlBfucti'on, that further comment l* unue.-e-i-'^r}. A.-u lin CuudiUun and Tunic jiledl-cuie, width in valuable compound. At this seaBon of the year, thero is an er-tra l a s upon tho constitu­tion ol the h<ir»c—that i->, in prepurinit his "winter cost, requiring more nniritinuB fuud and care, also, a lu t i c - ' iWci l ed iemoto inyigorato thefimctione oi nature, which esiet in the secret of tho healing art.

N. B. — UoKSH-SHOKDia dono upon scientific principles. .Nnthhi^' used bat s;ood material and com­petent mechanics, ami lulisposltinn to pleaeo.

novl— 3. H. OmltSOSSt, Veterinary Surgeon

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tor the speedy curcqf Intermittent Feeir, c-r M:v-sr <mi Ague, Memittent Fcvs.-, Chill turn; Dumb Agm, Periodical Bcadaclic or MUioi/s HeadaeJie, and MUlous levers, indeed for the wltmr. <fe-s o; Diseases originating in biliarv derangeme-d, caw­ed ly the Malaria of miasmatic cenmtrks-

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Sadies, take ?axtionlar Hotioe. SHE EBAI. VELPAU FEffiAEB SU&.

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TE S E S B F H E > I < § , so celebrated m a n ; years ago in Par i s for t h e reliof of femalo

• Irregularitiea, and af te rward so notor ious for : thei r c r imina l employmen t i n tho prac t ice of I ahorfiion, a re now offered for sale &r t h a flist I time i n America. They h a v o been k e p t in ! {omtrarativo ohsenrity from tho foot t h a t t h e

Originator, Dr . Tolptra, is . a physician In Porta e£l g rea t ^rooltb, [uad ^itrlot comaoloritlouif pr i r i -

I clplea, and haa wi thhe ld t h e m rrom g e n e r a l 1 noe, les t thoy should ba employed for un lawfu l

purposea. I n overcoming Fomala Obstrnotiono, , M i n g of t he W o m b , Whi tes , Green Siok-i ECS3, Bnppresaion, E e t e n t i o n , or Immodero to | J l o w of t h o J l o n t h l y Dkohargca, Uiey osem ' t o be t r u l y omnipo ten t , burat lnr; open tho

fJood-gatea from whatoyer catKO may h a v e otopped t h e m ; h n t t h o y i t s offered to t h o p u b ­lic- on ly for legi t imate/uees, a n d a l l a g e n t s ar» forbidden t o Bell t h e m w h e n I t la understood, tha t t h e object is unlawful , Married l ad ies Bhould.novex t ake t h e m w h e n there la any reason to believe thomoelvea p regnan t , for they wil l bo sure t o p r o d u c e a miBcarrlago.'i^

S h e a i p i l ls nio ont i re ly Cjafo under a l l d r -eamBtances, being composed entirely o f snb-Btaneaj from tho vege tab le k ingdom.

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^ 1 K A A P E E T E A E ! WE WANT s p X « W X J r \ / Atrents everywhere to re l l our rsir-Boyim $20 Sewing Macuines. Three new 3dhds. Tadcr and upperfoed. Warranted five years. Above earary, or large commiBsions paid. Ibo oirLT ma­chines sold in tho United StatPS for less than $40, which are fulht Ikcnscd by Eoice, Wluikr i- Wilson, Oroeer d- Baker. Singer £• Co., and Bachelor. All otherchcap machines are infringements, and the seller otmer are liable toarrcsUMe and imprisonment. Cir c u l t a / « e . Address, orcalluponBhawiSOlnrfcBld dPford, Maine, or at No. SS3 Broadtvay, New.XorliS —'• — ' " ' Phlla-aelphia, Pa . ; No, 14 lorn-

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J M M E N S E S A O E I F I O E .

QRMAT HALS OF JEWELRY//'J, ..

$ 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 f .

Worth to be sold at an Immen8e Sacrifice, a t one Dollar each article.

Silver Ware of every description. Gold a n d Silver Watches. Splondid Lockets, Superb Tea and Dinner Site, Sold PonB and Pencil Oases, toge ther with Fine Oil Paintings, Engravings, etc., witlain the roach of all—of every man, woman nnd child,

AT $1 EACH I And not to bo paid for unti l you know-what yon nw :

to receive I SCHEDULE OP SALS,

BY APPOTNTWEUI. luo Guld HuutinE W a t c h e s , $100 t o 300 200 Ladles- G o l t T W a t c n c s , . . . . 7 5 t o 200 400 Silver Watches, d o u b l e case,.. 4 0 t o 80 200 Diamond Rings , 5 0 t o 10.0 200 Silver Dinner Se t s , 1 0 0 t o 150 10O " TeaSe t s , „ „ 1 0 0 t o 150 500 " Tea-pots a n d Coffee

Urns, 2 0 t o 50 100 " Kevolv ingPatent CaBtors 1 5 t o 40

5000 Gold Vest and N e c k Chains. S to 30 2000 Pho tograph A l b u m s 1 5 t o 50 100 Oil Paint ings 2 5 t o 100

4000 Magic Spring L o c k e t 1 0 t o 20 1000 Gold pens, e x t e n s i o n holders. 6 to 10 600 Sets Ladies' J e w e l r v , superb. 5 t o 15 500 Oval Baud Brace le t s ' 6 to 20

1000 Masonic Pins 6 t o 10 200 Mus ic Boxes 2 0 to 100 500 Se ts Silver Tea a n d Table

Spoons, 1 5 t o 30 1000 Gold Thimbles 7 to* 14 900 Silver Ice P i t c h e r s SO to 100

5000 Children 's A r m l e t s . ' . . . . 5 to 10 2000 W a t c h Charms 5 t o 10

riO'.'O Silver Cruet S t a n d s 2 0 t o 30 etc . , etc., e t c . , etc., etc.

U. B . The chanceB in tho division of the above list ofepodB are to he disposed of according to t h e annex­ed statement of arrangements.

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STJPKEME OOrrRT.-^-Lovi H . Brown ng'st J o h n WilliamB and others,—Notice is Uorotiy g iven,

thatinpnrBuanoeof an order and judgment, granted in this action, at a Bpecial term of the supreme cour t held at ^Watertown, July 7th, 1886, and oiiterea in Jefforson County Clerk'B oflloe, July 9J808, I shall sell at public auction, a t the American Hotel, In Wa- , tertown, on the SIth day of August next, a t ten o'clock mtho forenoon, the following described p rem-iBes,to-wit:'*A11 that certain piece or parcolofland,sit-uate in tho town of EUlBburgh, county of Jefferson, and State of New Torh, and hounded and described as follows, viz: Beginning on the eait lino o f lot nnmber one hundred and sixty-four, thirty-three chains from the south-east corner of said lot, a n d run­ning west and parallel with the north lino of s a i d lot north eighty one dogreos west flfty-toiir chains and fiftylinlca to tho west line of Bttid lo t ; thonce sou th along said weBt line thirty-three chains to the south­west corner of snid l o t ; thence eaBtorly along the south lino of the said lot south eighty-ono degrees east forty-two chains to southwest corner or five aeros of land owned by Aaron Brown; thence no r th along the west line of said live acres four chains five links to the north-weBt corner of the same: thence east nlongjthe north lino of said Brown's land twelvo chains and fifty links to the east line of said lot num­ber one hundred ana sixty-four; thence north along snid oast line to tho place of beginning, containing one hundred and seventy-two acres of laud. Except ­ing and reserving therefrom about two acres of land deeded bv tho parties of the first part, to Water-town and Home Eailroad Company for railroad purpo­ses,—Dated Watertown, Jaly 10,1868.

N. STRONG, Sheriff of Jofforson County, and Koforoe named in

said Order and Judgment. BROWN & BEACH.TTil 'a Att 'ys Julyl2n3w6

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Supreme Court , of tho State of New York, against the goods and cnnttloa, lands and tenomuntB of Ilon-deraou Tu t t l e , I havo levied upon, seized and shall sell at public auction on tho 18th day of July, 1800, at 10 o'clock A . M, , at tho law office of Moote & MoCar-thi, hitlie village ofWatertown, IT. Y., all tho right, title and in teres t which the said Henderson Tnttlu had on t he 14th day ol Juno, lsus, or at tiny liino since then, of, in and to the fuUuwiugUe&cribud land and premises; to wit:

First piece.—All that tract or parcel of land situate in tho villago of Watertown, New Yoili, and buuudud as follows, to wit: Beginning at a point iu the cen­tra of Qoodalo or JohnSlreet, which point ia a coutin-uatlou of tho line between this lot nnd laud occupiod by Edward Chambers; thence running westerly be­tween the land of Chambers and Wfllkun Smith on one Aide, and the land hereby described on the other 16S feet 8 inches to a fence, being the iioac lino of M.W. Symons1 laud: thenco southerly alons ^aid fence 09 feet 2 inchos 10 acedarpostset in tho ground; thouce easter ly 103 feet to the centro ofsaidsireet

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Q H E R U P ' S SALE.—William A. Bigolow, plalntifl", i S against David H. Lyndo and Mary 0, Lynae, his wife, and Marshall V. Ayres, defendantB.-Notico is hereby given that pursuant to a Judgment of fore­closure, iu tho supreme court, entered in the above entitled action, iu the office of tho Clerk of Jefferson County. I Bhall soil atpublic auction, at tho law ofllco of F . W. Hubbard, Watertown, Jefferson County, N. Y on the 16th day of September, I860, ot two o'clock In tho afternoon of that day, all that tract or parcel of bind situate in the town of Antwerp, county o f Jef­ferson, and f tate of New York, Beginning in t h o road at a stake iu tho southeast line of Havon Hall's farm; thence S 64 deg. E 48 chains, 01 links to a dry birch, i t being tho easterly corner of the Lawton farm; thence SSTfdog.W21 chains !>21inkB t o n large birch, tree standing in- the southeasterly comer ot the Lawton lot, cornered and markedl884; from thonce K 64 deg. W 50 chains 67 links to a stake ahont 10 links to the west of a large rock on the south­west Bide of of the road; thence along t h e said r o a a W 2 5 d e K E l l chains SO Units along the road ; thenco Sf 80 dog, E 88 links; thonce B 0 11 ohalnB 20 links to tho place of beginning. Containing o n e hun­dred and thirty acres ofland, be the samei more orlosB

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S BSUWS'S SALE.—Supreme Court,-William A. Bigelow, plaintiff, vs. David H. Lyndo, a n a Mary

C. Lynde, his wife, andMntBhall V . Ayora; defendants Notice ia Hereby given that pnrnuant to ajudejmont of foreclosure in the Supreme Court, ontaea In the abovo entitled action, m the office ottho Cle rk of Jeffar'Bon County, I shall sell a tpubl ic anctlon, a t the law office or F . W. Hnbhard, Waterto\yn, Jefferson County, N. T. , on the 16th day of Soptoinber, I860, at two o'clock in the afternoon of that day, a l l that traotor.parcol of land situate and lyingin t h e town of Antwerp, County of Jefferson, and State o f Now York, Beginning in tho line of lots No. 161 anrUSI), at tho easterly corner of the Jason Bly farm, a n d s o h t h comor of the Benjamin Lawton farm; from t n o n c e N 63 deg. W 63 chains and 60 l inks along tho Benjamin Lawlon line to the Buttorfleld rood: thence S 84 deg W 8 chains 60 links along t he centro of t h e road; thence S 6 deg. W 12 chains and 88 links a long the centro of the road to William Self'B north c o m e r ; from thence S 63 deg. E 46 chains and 20 l inks along William Self's line to the line between lots N o . 162 655; from tbonco N 38 deg. B 18 chains and 9S links to the place of beginning. Containing one hundred and Ive acres of land bo the same more or l e a s , and deoded to Ezra Coon by Benjamin Lawton, S e p t . 17, 1844, and rccordod In Book No.78 of deeds, on page 2S7 &c, and by tho said Ezra Coon and wifo to t h e par­ty of the first part, (by the name of David H . Lyons) by deed dated October 18th, 1861. Hocordod Novem­ber Slth, 1862, lnBookNo.100 oraeeda.pnge 480, Ac.

July 10,1866. H . STBONQ, Sheriff. F.\V. HUBBARD, , , , „ _ „ „

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containing one fourth of an acre ofland, he the same moro or loss; excepting and reserving from the above doscrlbed premises; the following described piece of laud: Beginning at a point in the centre of Goodale St. In the lino between tho land of H. Tuttle, and the promises occupied by Mrs. L. H. Graves; thence wes­terly on the lino between said promisee 110 feet; thonce southerly and parallel with said Goodale St. to the northerly line of land owned by E . Good-alo; thonce EaBterly on said last mentioned lino, to centre of Goodale Street; thenco on said centro to the beginning, embracing a dwelling house on said S t , No, 2 called the Ray House, reserving to the said Henderson Tuttle, a right of say over snid premises, 13 feet in width, next to Qoodale's N lino to and from his premises in rear, as long as said rear premises are owned by him, as the same is described in a deed from said Henderson Tuttle and wife to P. Lansing, recorded in Jefferson County Clerk's ofllco iu Book No. 141 of Deeds, Page 410 &c.

Second Piece.—Allthat tract or parcel of laud situ­ate on Bronson Street in the villago of Wutertown, and bounded as follows, to wit:

Beginning in tho centre of Bronson St. 3 chains 52 links W from tho centre of Rutland Street, and run­ning thence along tlio W boundm-y of a lot contracted toD. Lasher, s chains It links; thence N 0S>j deg W 1 chain; thence S 20 deg W 2 chains 77 links to the centre of Bronson Sheet; theuce S 01%" dog E 1 chain to tho beginning, containing 40-100 of an aero of land, fthorng l o t N o . 8 of OBgoodlana lots .

Third Piece.—Allthat piece or parcel of land in tho village of Watertown, Jell'. Co., N. Y., ond bounded as follows; Beginning in tho centre of Grove Street at tho southeasterly corner of a lot heretofore conveyed by S. D . Mack, to E. A. Andrews, running thenco S 12 flog E along the contre of Bald Street 4 chains 2 Units t o a Btako: thence S 78,\i deg W 0 chains 111 links to a stake; thonce N 8K deg E 0 chains 3 links to a stake; thenco S 77 dog E 3 chains 20 links to a stake; thenco S10 dog W 2 chains 1 link to a stako; thonco S 78 deg E 3 chains 17 Iks to tho place of be­ginning;, containing three and one third acres of land; Also, all t ha t piece of land lying northorly and ad­joining a p i e c e of land conveyed to John Connelly, 3

OHERIPP'B SALE. Snnremo (Jonrt.-Eawavd >t, qanmboll, against

AlnnaonCook,and others. ' " ' By virtuo of ajudgment offoreclosureandsale.imHlo-

uvtheSnnremoCourtinthoabovoentltledaotion.oi. he 22dot Juno.lftGO docketed Inthoofllcooftlie olBi-lcO) lei-.. l'oi-Bon Cuunty, I tho undofsigned Slioriffof tile Oo.bi Jof. foi-HOn will sell at puhlio auction at tho law ofllco of VV. K. Porter, ESQ.,In tbevllla oof Watertown, Jefferson Co. Now York, on the u ih day of August I860, at eleven, uVlocl: A. M. the following described premiaesr-AU tli.ittn.'t;-r parcel • riiu.dslt,nateinUie town of 3 hei epa, ami County of Jefferson and Stato of N. Y.,belrtg part ol lota Nos.lSl nnd lSaoftbosub-dtvlslpuBofai-eoc lot -No i ol Slacoinbs pnrcluwe, audllsboumieda'" l'ol-IOWH: lieyinnhig at a ivhltc collar post standing hi the most northerly qoruor of ftvp acres of lnnd, conveyed to A m an Walton, and running; thonce N. 80 dog K, M ehs.Sl Iks to tho middle of tho highway from Tlierean village down olong Indian lilyor; thenco along said hifhway, Souths dogandtlilrtymln. E. 18 Clinins aiul 80 links tot ho N. h. llneof twoaei-esof land-convoveil-lo Benjamin Barnes; thonce N.CStlog W. along said lino of snl.l two acres 2 ehs. and 25 lka.to a white codar poati > standing in the most northorly corner Of snid? aeros'* , tlieni-o S3S and oi.clintrdeft yr.e ohs.m Iks. to a M hlfu cedar post and stonesstandingln tho-N.Eastorly lineal' 5 an-i-8 cenveyc.l to Azarlah Walton; tlionco N. 5-". lies \v.3i-hs.?Glks.ni,>nGthesamototheplace of lioglmiUiii. contalnini-: 5 82-KiO acres of land.

ALSO not other tract

county, an.l ytute aforesaid, nnd la pai it 133 of the suh-illvisiona of groat li

, lyh. . ."„ : . . ::.. bed premleen, unit is bounded as follows: bcginnilrr at ustone&i-t in tl,e westerly corner of a lot surveyed for . N. Flower: thenco S. SB ami oiw half dog W. 10 fih s" lies.ton cedar hub; thenceN, PS and one half deg • est lchn231kstoapInopo3t:thelje6N.271-4dOEli3.4cllRl'lk3 to aliunde: thencoN.871-2 deirE.3chs 15 lkstoaha^s-wuodtree,tUencQN.Ut-2 dogW.SchalusOOlkstoahlnck aslistakeint.^tearnBllnpfence, N. 811-4 deE E. 4 oils S-tllrstoanangl.1; TheneeN.G31.2dogE.9oll37f)lkato.tlio nlace otbeglhu.ng,cgntainiug live and-46-lQil. aeres . f tu . -laud. , , , . . .

ALSO, ' • All that other pioee of land, situate In the Town, .

County, and State aforesaid nnd is part of lot No,l:'2 ot thesuh-dtvi8lon otgreatlotHo.4 of Sfacomb's purchase and bounded as follows, vl?.: Beginning at the mo&t Westerly comor ol f> 4G-100 seres conveyot to I'eter Lndil2Gtli Joiiuary 1B10, apiiiopoaton tho edge ot the marsh; iheneo N. 27 1-4 del; IS. 4 ehs l l lks to nu angle theneeN. 37andonolmlf dvg. E.8chnlnB151kBtoaliass-woodtree; theneoN.42 l-2douW. 5chB00lkstO a lilacit aaltpost on the. Ely line of fourteen, llfty-hundrcdt)n , ai-i-ea surveyed for L. Stenruo on the northorly i diro ofthemarah; thence along edge of said marsh - lut fioutherlylino of said fourteen fifty-hundrodths t.crei Westerly to tho extreme aoutli west point of bard land; thenco south easterly to tho plnco of begin* nine, containing S acres of land more or leas.

'IA1SO, All that other piece or parcel ol land situate t In

the town, county, and Stato aforesaid, being pare ol • lot No. 120 of great lot No. 4 of Macomb's pure isc, anil bounded as lollowi, viz: Beginning nt tho n- lb-west corner of Lanson Cheesoman'B Survey, at a has-*-wood stump by the side of-tho m'nrah, of Indian till­er: thonec south, r,i deg E.along the south wes'erlv luic s'lld lot uue Imntlred anil twenty nine, s, veu-,,, teen chains soventv-ouo Ilea to a point on aide ot tlu>! i WulV of rockB marked L. C; thonce north 48 nn.l-'

Al l that other tract or plu-cel of land in the town, oiiniy, an.lyiute aforesaid, and ia part of lots Nus.

131 nnd 133 ot'thesuli-illvlsiona of groat lot NQ.4 pt iln-eomba purchaBeand lying oxljitofnt to the above drsof'f-

FSUPREME COTJBT.-Robert Lanalng, against Mlal B, Spicor, ond others.-In pursuance ofa j u ig inon t

cntcrcdln this action, I abBlf soil at public a-aotlon, at the office ot Lansing & Sherman, in tho vil lage at Watertown, JefferaonTJounty, New York, on t h e l « b day of July, I860, at two o'clookln thooltornoon ol that day; all that certain ploco or uorcol of land, Bltnato In Orleans, In said County ot Jefferson, on lots Nos 85 & - . of Ponetsouaro: beginning at tho South West cornor ol lot No. 85 ; thenco South 20 deg East three chains ninety links; thonoe South 51 dee 20 mm E a s t eight ohalna thirty-one llnka: thonco North 41 deg eas t eleven chains ninety Ave Unki; thence North » dee 60 mln onBt thlrty-throo chains ninety links; thonce north twenty eight chains one link; thonco north. 86 deg wosttwolve chains 7 and one half llnka: thence Soutli

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?laco of he-„ „, „ __. „ 0.100 acres Selngtho same piece of land this doy conveyed by snid nobort Lansing and wife, to wid M . E . Splcer, odd to aeonro the consideration ot whloh this mortgage Is exoouted almnltaneoualy with said convoyanee.

Dated May m t f l l M . H . B M O T O . LANSING & SHERMAN Bherlft JeBjCo.

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<na Cretiata. Buchu Leaves.

PROPERTIES.—Their odor is strong, diffusive, and somewhat aromotic; their tastes bitterish, and MMED0KAL™B6PERTIES AND USES.—Buchu leaves are gehtly stimulant, with a peculiar tendency to the Vrbiary Organ.', prodncing diurcBis, and like other smiilnr medicines, exciting diaphoresis, when ciremnstanceB favor this mode o f action. " They are given in complaints of the Urinary Organs, such as Gravel, Cronic Catarrh of t he Bladder, Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra, Disease of the Prostrate,-and Retention or Inconttnuenco of Urine, from a loss of tone in the parts concernedin its evac­uation. Tho remedy haB alBO been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affec­tions and Dropsy.' - • .

Hetmlold's Extract BueJai is used by persons from t i e V c s - o f IS to' 20, and from 35 to 55, or in the de-cline'or change of life; after Confinement or Labor Pains ; Bad-wetting in Children.

Ijgp'DK, KuTSEn.i*aphyiiclattBfover thirtyycare' experience, and a graduate of the Jefferson Medical Cofegand, of the University of Medicine and Surgery of Philadelphia. M B H. T. HELJIBOUJ ;

Bear Sir —In regard to the question asked mo as to mv oniiiion ahont Buc'ni, I wonld-pay that I nave need and sold the article iu various 'forfns tor the past SO vears I do not think there is any form or prepara­tion otit I havenbt Used or known to be used, in the various diseases where such medicate agent wouldiho indicated. Yon are aware, as well as myself, that i t has been csterraivElyrmployedinthevanOus diseases of the bladder and kidneys, and the reputation it has aCQUired In mv lodgment is warranted toy the facts.

Inaieseen-rma.used, ashefore stated,, every form of Bi chu—the powdered leaves, the slmplcdecoction, tincture, fluid extracts—and I am not cognizant of any preparation of that plant a t all equal to _yonrs. Twelve years' experience Cnght, I think, to give me the right to judge of its ny-iits, and without prejudice or partiality; I #VFyour s precedence over allot them I do not value athtmr accorthng tofts bulk, if I did other BucMs,_ would out-do your, but I hold to the doctrine tha t bulk and quantity do not make up value

•if they did, a copper cent would be worth more than • a gold dollar.

Ivahieyonr - . , -,-- -cured with it, and Been cured wi th ft, more diseases

l valueyonr Buchu for itseffect on patients. Inave

of the bladder'ahd.Moneys than 1 have seen cured with any other Bachn, or any other proprietory com­pound of whatevername.

Respectfully yonrs, &c,, GEO. H.-KSYSER. M. D.,

140 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Fa. August 11, 1665.

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M.4A1 BBOADWA Y, NEW YORK. PIANOS. MELODEONS, CABINET O R G A N S .

SHEET MUSIC, MUSIO BOOKS, and a U kinds of musical ins t ruments a n d mualaal merchandise nt tho lowest ra tes , wholesale and retail. Second hand PianoB, Melodeons a t groat bsrgina. Pr ices $G0, $75, $100, S125, $160, *175, $200 and $ 8 2 5 ^ -Now 7 octave PionoB for $250 and upwards . P i ­anos and Melodeons to lot, and rent a l lowed if purchased. Monthly payments received for the same.

The Horace Wate r s ' F U n o u and Melodeons aro as fine and durable ins t ruments ao aro jpade .— Warranted forlfivd ycarg. Priced great ly reduc­ed for oash.

T E S T I M O N I A L S : We can speokf tho meri ts of the Horace W a l -

tera" Pianos from personal knowlodgo, a s be ing of the very best quality.—Christian Intelligencer.

Tho Horace Waters ' P i a n o s aro built of tho est and most thoroughly seasoned mater ia l .—

idvocate & Journal. Waters ' Melcodeons and Pianos challenge com­

parison with the finest m a d e anywhore i n the country —Home Journal.

Horace W a t e r s ' Piano F o r t e i are of fall, rich and even tone, and powerful.—Sew York Musical Bedew.

Our friends will find a t Mr . Wafers* s t o r e ^ho vcrybest assortment of m u s i c and Pianos t o be found in the United States.—Oruham'aJfaganine.

The Horace Wate r s ' P i a n o s are super ior tone and elegant finish.~iV. T. Christian Enquirer.

Schqdule of priceo of instruments a n d Cata­logues of sheet music and any music publ i shed in the U. 8. , mailed f ree

Sheet music a little soiled a t IV cts p e r page. Sabboth School, and o the r books publishBd by

Horace WaterB. Sabbath Sehool Bell No. 1 , Sabbath School

Bell No2, ChoralHarpftUDiadem. S E i o s a *

Paper covers $3 per d o s ; board $3 6 0 ; cloth embossed gilt $5 id. Bel l s Nos. 1 and 2 , in one volume, $6 60 pe r do?. D a y Bchool Bel l f o r pub lioBchool and seminaries. P e p s r covers $ 3 Duper doz ; board covers $4 2 0 ; cloth %i 80.

Tho Christ ian Melodist , a new reviva l hymn and tune book. Prico $Z p e r doz. B o a r d $2 60

MANTJPAOTORX ROOMS, 4 8 1 B r o a d w a y , S e w Y o r k ,

jy27 l v

land lying northorly ,, „ 1 conveyed to John Cc „, _ chains 29 l i nks in length, and at tho westerly end 0 feet wide, and on the N E end 16 feet wide, except­ing and reserving thorofrom, the following described piece of l and commencing at the N E corner of a lot contracted t o C. B. Qaylord, and thence S 11?.; d e g W S chains 8M links to n stake; thence NTS dug W 3 cbalne 27 links to a stake; thouce N 12^, dog E 2 chains and 3£ link to Gaylord'a lino; thenco easterly ona direct lino to beginning, and supposed to contain OMOO of a n aero ofland. This lot lies near tho Catholic burying ground, and commences at a stake SO rods southerly from tho S W corner of said bir ial ground so described in a deed thereof from said Ilen-dorson Tu t t l e , to Ira Williams, which deed is record­ed in Jeff.Co. Clerk's office, in Book No. 1-18 of deeds, page 46, &c.

fou r th Piece—All that piece of laud situate in Watertown, Jeff. Co., and bounded as follows: com-monetae; a t B W corner of School Iloiiau lot in the southerly margin oi Lamou St. and thence S.lftts deg W along tho westerly line of the School House lot 18# rods; thenco N BOX deg W i rods; thonco N 33,V dcgE 13X rods to the southerly margin of Lainon St.; thonce along the same S 60>; B -4 rods to the begin-niug. Excepting and resorving therefram ap iece of laud hounded as Isllows: Beginning at the northwes­terly cornor of School House lot and in pontherly margin of Lamon St., and runs thenco S 133 feet; Ihcnce N W 66 foot; thence N E188 feet to southerly margin of said Lamon St.: theuce on said margin south eaBt 65 feet to tho beginning, as deeded by said Henderson Tuttle to Mason Franklin, by deed dated Sopt, 29th, 18112, and recorded in Jell'. Co. Clerk's office, in Book No. 160 of deeds, page, S61.

Fifth Piece.—All that piece oriaml Bitunte in the village ofWatettown, and bounded as follows : Be-inning a t a rod cedarpost in the South margin of factory St . at tho N E comer of a lot formerly be­

longing to W E Hough, and then owned b y L . Ss.li. Cousins; thenco running S W2U deg aunilu E, to laud formerly belonging to Israel Symohds; thence along tlioN line of thoeumo S 19 deg E 90 links to a r e a cedar s take ; thence N 20 deg 110 mln 4 chains 95 Iks to tho aforesaid margin of FaeforyStrcot; theuce alonK Hie same South 611 deg 30 min w CO feet to thu place of beginning, bo the Bomo more or loss, cspretmly reserving t h e whole yard in front of the two story dwelUng houso on Bntd premises to lie and remain forover hereafter unoccupied by any kind o£bnIldimts or in any manner tahide the prospect from the pre­mises formerly owned by John Ghffovl, with the- ex­ception of the right of tho party of the second part to occupy 8 feet thoieof, on the north west comer of said lo t w i t h a building, placing the same s i s feet in rear of tho front lino, being the samo premises here­tofore deeded by John Uifford mid wife, to Jacob BIIBB; a n d also excepting and reserving from the above described lot, ah that piece of laud bounded aa follows: Beginning at a red oednr pout in the S mar­gin of Factory S t a t tho H E eorner ofa lot formerly oolongingto IRn. Hough and then owned by L & R. Consuls; thenco south 20 deg 30 min E to a point It. feet Northerly from a now framed houso built out of oharn, by said Tuttle in 1601; thenco mnnlnfr S 19 dog E 9f) links to the laud of S. Haddock: thenco North 20 deg 80 mln west along said Huddnck's II' line t o the afercsald margin of Factory St., thence olong the aamo S OOdeg 80 mln iv Bo fort to the plui-c of bi-jdnnioo;, no tho same more or ICBS, ln-In.: flu-same UB a r e uuppuscu to inive neon di-rova ny fn-u-dorson T u t t l e to Joseph Swarts, In 11-01.

Sixth piece.—All that tract or parcel of land situa­ted in t h e village of Tfhtertown, In the tear ul a lut on tho w e s t nitlo of Mechanic St. as excepted In a deed from Henderson Tuttle and wife, to Solon B. Hart, Sep t . 2Sth, 1857, and bounded at foltown; Com­mencing at a cedar post on the N IPendnf a division fence between tho party of the first part herofn (Hen­derson Tuttle) and the widow Hubbards, running U westerly »ri feet and six inches; thence north ?j\ feet 8 Inches, thenco S Easterly 81 feet s inehe.-; thenct-southeasterly to the place of beginning, <tO feet and 10 inches.

Seventh Piece—All that tract or panx-l i.f land t*it-tistetl on t he East Bide of Huntington bt. In the vii lage of Watertown and being all that part nf the .luhn Jliillln l o t not heretofore convej-ed tu Patrick O'-Dongherty, lying between Huntin?lun St nnd the Black River , containing about one quarter of an a n ..-of land no the enmc moro or h-ws.

Dated, May SOfh, lsntl. SAT1KN MBOKH,

MQons & MCOJVUTIN, bhtuft'of .!< ff. <u. PlaintllTB .Atty's. mnvyiu-tiw.

one hall' dog east seventeen chains CO Iks to R s'ak*-, and stonesSil Iks west of a hemlock tree; thence N. c-io-i lien E twenty one cliBioik8taa.plno.poatandKtone marked G. 0., and L. C ; thonce N, hsanil one halt d<".; west 80 chains to the Indian Itlver: thence along the Bide of the *nid Elver anil marsh to the place 11 h--glnnlhg, containing seventy-aeven and three foi lbs acres ol land as snrveyed hy L, Starrey exec, 'iii-^ and resevvinr all mines, minerals, and-the pinl-niiu I I T - I , u n nil uimivB. u logeot digging and taking llieraawav.

N'ATHAN STRONS, Sherl I. ""•nl- w.

W. F. POUTEK, P10B. Atty.

T^-HO WANTS A

GOOD P I A I O ? T h e P i a n o F o r t e offered o n tbeat

terms is an instrnmeut well worthy of y o u r con­sideration. The great difficulty heretofore e x ­perienced by purchasers, hao been the eartravr-gantfy high prices at which good Piano For tes are hold. No person hav ing an ear for music, and who is desirous of obta in ing a good a n d de­sirable ins t rument , has been able to d o s o at a cost of leas than from $SOO t o $ 7 0 0 .

W e a r e M a n u f a c t u r i n g a n I n s t r u m e n t

p o s s e s s i n g a l l t h e

M O D E R N I M P K O V E M E N T S ,

and fine qualities necessary for a Good P iano .— They are of the largest size made, at t h e present time, by t h r e a d i n g manufacturers in t h i s City j nnd in

THEIR BRILLIANCY OF TONM And Length of Vibration,

Equal he bast ins t ruments ; No polnB h a v e been spared o make th is Fiano a

S u b s t a n t i a l a n a D u r a b l e I n s t r u ­m e n t .

They have a Fu.l Iron F r a m e , and the front and back haranro so connected t ha t they s u p p o r t the centre of the P iano bet ter t han any P i a n o now made, and tho head plafeB are open a n d yet strongly braced, to give t he sounding-board full play. The bass ia deep and yot distinct, being overstrung nearly to the middle of the s c a l e .

T h e F r a m e i s Strong a n a s e c u r e * l y p n t t o g e t h e r

with heavy iron plates, beautifull ' Grea t care has been taken in t h e i r cons., v i ^ v r h i e b will make it an object to pnrchasor»

They have a EBENOH GRAH / W O N WOODEN H A S P P E D A L , and an » 3 A N T ROSE WOOD CASE, a n d in beauty j i s i gn nnd elegance of workmanship

A B B N O T TO B B feOEiLKL By any Piano Forte now momifootar.. ,

They a r e made of well-seasoned and care ta l ly -aeUotsd material. The mos t nWllfal w o r k m e n are employed, and the PianoB A r e T r a r r a n s e d t o s t a n d I n a n y

C l i m a t e .

and to give as good satisfaction asJiray;soia.}This Piano is offered a t a

PRICE L0WEE THAN INT other reliable manufactttrer in tho city o f New

S H E R I F F ' S S A L E .

STJPKEME COURT .—Blmore Everett-sole E tern-tor of the lasl will mid testament of A-istln Evcrott, deceased, against, William King, and oilier-.

By virtue of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale made bv the aiipr.>me Conrl, in the above e n i h d action, un tho 22 day of Juno, 1800, dockoted In the office of tho Cierk of Jefferson County. I tho under-, signed Sheriff of the county of Jefferson, Will sell at public auction at the law office ot W. J?. Porter,

. „ .. . .. promif . wit: All that tract or parcel of land siraate in the town of Capo Vincent. Conuty of Jefforson, SI ' eo t New York, and bounded as follows, viz: beciimliie; at the easterly corner of P. JuddB land it bein.; tho sontherhi corner of W m . A»HallCnbockfs latlcLmlidi runs thence north ,C2 deg west S-i chains Go links alous the lino between tho said Judds nnd Ihilloii-hecks; theuce north G3 degeast 12 chains to a ftflko in the westerly Hue of tho I \ E . Hassler's land: thence uoutUfSdog e.ast .11 chains 85 links-to' the easlerly corner of tho syiid Wm. A. Halleiibeck'^ laud;

thence ^outh 33 deg west j l chalcs i>5 links to Ilia place ol beginning, containing thirty-seven and 'V2-100. aeres, . •

ALSO, AH Hint certain lot of lonrl in the town, C-uinty,

and Stale al'nresaM, par t of lot No. Slf) o f ihe ^UIK division ofereat lo tNo. 4oIalacombB purchasci .ai-1 la bounded lis follows, viz: on the north eaBt b y ' ind» conviyed to F . It. Hasgkri on the north w . - t b y land i-nvcycd to William A. Hallenbeck a i d to Elnathnu .ludil, and by thirty acres iormerlj .con­tracted t o Allen Snow: on tlioBOUth by tile centre ot the old"Sfate Road; and on the South east by a lino to run north :'.U dug cart from the B»id State ron 1 to flieainreoald lnnd eflla?slcr, so as to include n tecu acres of land.

i NATHAN STSONH. W. P. Pnivivit, Sheriff.

Attorney for plft't. ]tineS8-nl-tiW.

s HERIFFS »ALE. B \ \ irtu*' nf writ H of titration issued ont t<\ tho

^ui'i\m*-' i-*oiirt nf the Statf nf New York, ngntL-i tl.e Real propt.-rtj, ni" Hiram 1L HnnRurlord, inmv -nili-\vie!(. Ihuvetakim and shall Rell at public v uAm at tho office of-M, n . Morwiu, in Watertown* ( the "(th Ufiv nt" Julv. lfCti. a tHo ,cIocfea.m.,aUth- .Wit and tltlr whlf h iho «jii»l Hiram H Hxingi.Tfortl had uu ton ISth rluy uf Febrnury 166*.

Or. thereafttT, uf, in antl ton the following d-ver)b-edpri-'miM-, i->\vlf —411 that certain tract or jiatr^i ofland nilui.t»* hi th«* tnwuof Watortown, comity u\ Ji'jTt'reon, ami stati* uf New Writ. Bounded rutd d.-pcnhttlaw fu.htus, mi the lnJttheily, fluutherl . (1' d vn-ttrlv, hy land of Unanc Tnvlor; on tha wt-terU, tiv Iflml uf An M7i IIuiiiTiTlbrd, and stippnecd to ho tho Mmi' i-ri'ml". -» cniivcvnl by Aitsoit UmigeM' .tt ta Martin L. Huiiaprrord, hy di-cd dated Oct. 7tti. 1$."J, , r- i:nrtU>il yept. -i?th, 1J--5-', In boots lag ot deed?, t>iy-%

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M O E T & A G E S A L E ^VKEREAS, default has been made in the i.nymi-nt

of tho monoy secured by mortt;age, dated the S8th day o t February, 1&51, exeentedby Anstln H Skinner (now deceased) and Isabella skinner, hi* wife, of Watertown, Jeflerson County, New York, in Qoorgo Sterritt of the same place, nnd which Mid Mortgage, was recordod in the Jelfrraon flimnty OlorlrB Office, in Book No. ii, or Mortgagee, on p<u;i> 850, on fhe 1st day of March, 1851, at twelve o'clock pooh.

AND WHEREAS, the said Mnrtrjano bti» la-en duly HBsigncd t o "AVilliam Graham of wutertnwii, Tfew York; and tho same is now owned by him, which enld assignment waa duly recorded in the Ji-fferson County Clerk's ofllce, and whereas there Is claimed to be d"e n n d nnpald on paid afortgnge. at the timw of tho first publication of this noticej tire enni of JSTO.-38c. and n o suit or proceeding at. law or in equity has been instituted to recover the same, or any part ol it Now, therefore, notice is hereby gh-f-n that by virtm. of the power sale contained in said Mortrmpi-, and duly recorded as aforesaid and hi nursnaseu a{ thu Statute i n snch CBBO made and provided, the paid Mortgage will 1)0 foreclosed by a sale of the prr-mitc: therein described, atpublic auction, at tin- Law OIIICL of M O O B E & MCOABTIN, in the villape of Watertov.-n JefTereon Connty, N. Y.,onjthe 13th day of.Tnly, IMM, at 10 o'clock A.M. of that day.

The said premises are described in said Mrlcnpc BubBtanrlally as follows:—To w i t : "all that certain ploce or parcel ofland situated in the village, of Wa­tertown, County of Jefferson and Stato of New York, and ly in s at trie junction of Factory nnd Weaver streets (now called High street) and founded iw fol­lows, viz. , bcghmiBK at a point on the 8011th Hide of Factory Street, where tho west side of High Street intersects tho same, being the pointof intersection of said St ree ts , and runs from thenco Bonthwestt-ny along the west side of said High Street to the North line o£ Henry Siephens' land, now occupied by him; thence westerly along said Stephens' north line to the eastline of Edwin C. LCWIB' land thence nonberly along t h e east line of said Lewis'land to thu South line ofalotbcloncing to the estate of William 11. Childs, formerly deeded by Jamefl Van Allen to Stephen Martin and by Baid Martin deeded to eaid Childs; thence easterly along the southerly line of said ChUas, lot to the westerly lino of the old Stephen Adams' lot , thence-westerly a t right angles v,ithgald last mentioned line, and along the westerly line of the Stephen Adams, lot, to the Southerly line r.r another lot Belonging to tlm Estate of William H. Childs, heretofore deeded by Austin R. Skinner to St-jiheij Martin, a n d by said Martin deeded to said Child-*: thonce easterly along tho southerly line of paid tot mentioned Childs, lot, tUI It Intersects the wos terly line of a lot hertiefon: deedod by h:-. phrr, A iirr. -to the «ald Auetin K. Skinner, h-ineineffl •-. %- i ' " the ahop now stands: thence northerly along the westerly lino of the last mentioned lot to the tooth-crly side of Factory street: thence easterly along the southerly ride otlactory Btreotto the place of begin­ning: on which premises there now Blands a v/ork shop and two frame dwelling bouses, and on which Bald Skinner now rcBldes." Dated t he 18th doy of^Apnl 1WS0.

J IOOEE &McCABTIN, W r u . u a b n A j u n . nprl8-13w AttyB. for Assignee. Anstenee. •llie above falcis hereby postponed to the first day

of August , 1880, at 10 o'clock in tho furuiuoii, at. the Law Office of Moore & McCirtin, In tlio village of W a l e r t o w n . N . y . ^ a t c d J u l y i s Ij.™

WILLIAM BBAIfAM. Apulc'o'-e M O O B E & MCOAKTIS, Att'yo^

(60 cents" D, S. Internal Bev. Stamp canceled.) SUMMONS.

ST J P E E M E COURT, C o n n t y of Je f fHi jon . -A a r o n Brown, Plaintiff, agnt. hli Mal tby,

John Mooney.MhreareltaMooney, Clara A. Strong, Mabel Kooney, Edward B. Mooney and Ann h. l%°™& abovetamed Defendant. Yo„ o r e hereby

SBsss' ' ir^SfWrte Clerk's office, May 3. lSfKJ.and to «erve a copy o l > u u i answer o n tho BUbscriberB at their office In Water-tom,Vettereon County, New Tork, within twenty days after tho service of tlriB Summon*, c-jcluUve of the day of service, or tho Plaintiff wUI apply to the Court for t he relief demanded In the complaint.

Waterto-wn, May Cth, 1660. inay9Cw

BBOWN & BEACH. . PlaiBUfl's Atrya

United States Eev. Stamp 60 cts E . B. JuneSOth, YM Summons for Relief, Complaint u>d,

STJPEE2UJE COUHT.-Alva Wilson, Ailmlni;trator, o i t h e estate of Amnion Wilson, deceased, agBt.

James Becker. „ , . To J a m e s Decker, defendant. - T o * ore hereby

Snmmonea to answer the complaint of Alva wiwon, m AdminiBtrater &c. plaintiff, which was died in the Franklin county Clerk's office, on the Siuh day of Jnne, 1866, and to serve a copy of yonr answer on the imbBcriber a t Chaleaugay. franklin coanly, in the State of Hew York, within twenty days after the ierrice of tTflB Summons, exclusive of the day of » vice, o r t h e plaintiff will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.

B A U D SWDIBDIWE. HIT'S. Atty.

ittlyS-tfWff. P M W W . H . i i i

Kletc , und tbe-ame piece to-which 41i9 s»id . IImi;Tcrfnrdr.-!'aini'tf title as heir nt law, of Mu tin L. nungerlV.rd. .l.-.-i-a^ed. i-xccntlng nnd reaervii ' the midlvklc-d IIM- half purt deeded to Elizabeth II .ng.-r-lbnl, by i-uld Aii"on nnngerfnrd, also oxcoptin and r.-ntmriethcrofroni, Konmcltof saidlnndonthi -nuth f-M*- ni tin- rnnd, and lies westerly of the eaBterh mm -gin of the rn .-k, m it winds and turns from th • rei b ' rn t the rn - id to the division hnu between 1 o h i hi'ieiiyi-nm. \cd.imd thoealdAneonHringosforu sl'-i, nu-l IM part nf tiie lot formerly owned and oecnpicdl.y Tlnmthy rluniwrrord, dercaned, father of the v t d An -01, lluii-ji-rf"rd dieeuved. Alto all that piece . : lai.-t in Watert'i vn, ai'oresnld,liuing the norfli n-i-t sub-divi-ion 01 bit Nu. :>s iu township No. 2.; bi-i-innli,u at th*-i.--<rth ive-.! enrnerof said lot, runs th».-neo '• M di-* E. !!.i rh«. S5 I k s to a stake; thence N. 'I d.-... \V. i s i-ii-. -,-, lk^. to a suite, standing in the wiutllnt) nf said lor:" th'.-ncc W. 0 decrees E. al chains tu plncr <.rb..:jinnti»'r? siippoeed in be thesamo piece tleedeil to Aiif-im limicrcriord by Nicholas Low and Al ,--e lua wiff, iifNiw Vork city; and a part of the farm • vn'-d and ocrnrded by An---on Hnngerford at the lime of in * deafli. Abo, all that land in Watertown aforesaid, beintr tin- middle subtlivlnlon of lot No 29 in township nnmhir r,, hi'glnnini! at a Btako and stone i-u tbo yuuth bounds of lot No. 21); thenco along Bah1 eontu bound!', ^cmth si degreon east SM chains 30 HnLa to 11 Hfike th'.-nee North '.t degrees east 70 chains rnlinM to a hei catr.-i', mrvod and marked, B. O, A. J U,V.' , T. n . . n i the northerlv hounds of said lot 2fi; iliontj aber-'tb'- "Hni>-,North i l degrees 2-1 chains 30 linlrs, t,i a cedar Make; thenco South £0 degrees 45 mln \ve*t tub-i'lumng. Andnluothepieceltn6wnaflthoclfi imtil lot, on nliii-hthe elder mill now BtaudB; Bnpp-«cdio be thi' balance of the land owned and occupied by the pan! Ait-nn Uuu'/erfnrd at the time of his deain

Dated, Mav l-.t, lscn. NATHAN BTROMJ. mirj-a-Ww ShnllJ.

IVTORTOAOE SALE. vrn; l W « .lf-iault Inn iicon madeln tlio payment ot

lb.- nwi.r 5- s i -cmd by Mortgasre. dated til J ICtli day '-I O.-toliii-, >r.e, i-vcc.iited by wilflnm HstchliiS'in, an I IMlnml Hiill, ut (;liiii.i|ilon,in.Inu"erson County, N . I . tu Noj 1 r, Tuttli-. ut Wlhiii, In snid county, wide- mui cane n-.» rrrorilcrl in the Clerk'n oflleo of sail r mty. In tlbi.-r ill i-il' Mortrrae-c-s paRe 2S3, on the 27th -ny./t Ijfci-i,il,.-r, 1-ra, at two o'clock p.m., and wherins the i-j litmnrtcfifjelia'? been ilnly assigned to William 1 tiomp-con nf rban.plon.ln wald county, and tile.same 1 - no<yt o?.rii-.| l,y hirn, and wfccria3thc amonutclBlme<l to I,-due upon said moriKOK" at dm time of tlio nrnl, JioWi; i-,itloni,niimnotk-r.t.j wit, June litti, 1BJ«, Is ?MiO u£ nriit.-iri:,! anil liiti-rcBt. ,

NowlliereiVrenutlrn I,lieroby given, that by vlrtii • of the i.jwer nf unlr- i-ontnlncd in said mortga -a at. I dnlv n-conleil aa aiorK-oM, and in Tiuranan™ •,! a m ututiiu- • in Bttcii case rende and prOvI'Joa^t)ic»M-lniori! ' i-opiwll bc-forcclosf .1 by a»Mn of thePremlsc-J,ttiorj-l,i ilei.i-i lln-,1. nt riubtlo suction, a t the-laW olTIco (, Nathan Wtilllnrrliitlin vllljcc of Carthaao j n l b e d s^« t>^ t rn i^ r ,W«,» t l fo : e loek

• loin . „ . „ . . . . - . - noon. -,rrmir.eo are ilcBorlboil In said rcortg if.c m

IOHOWB: Ail that parcel., Hand rltnote In tliejuwn ot Clianiiiiriuiiilng tin-following"described nrcml'M, or v S U to wit: cituate Infiio townot dliomr- on Hi the cmmtVor.Ieffcrf.on, and stato of N.Y«»ar»IJpr>W' rn ll.i- iurm known as the Coffen farm; situated at >lin ln-ad ul Long Fain, on mack River, opposite t ip yi • H.K.- o> fatttmao, Seine dcsplbed and bomidcd •« I , J . lows- viz. on ti-iesf.otfi e«»F, by the norm west l.riC df awai.Tl..teonvcjeiltoIllram A.mee ,byy inc ati . i-i:ay .it- ammonnf. Aug.Iltli 185!, dnd the name r x,eni). c.l Smitii wcnterly licing tiie north west lino of jvlM1 i.t an inn-, ccmtnicfeil to Fa d Bice, on tHo, Mth ; S f » » M l . on tin nV.rtli west by aliKI parallel tti the "iibovo Daned bcirnlary, and lour rods from tti on th"- souli. wc»t i-y the north edB margin ofthepld-fpal.lrMii ijartiint'c to f,immr.li>n VHIatrc, on the north e nt by tlie nnu-fln ofBIoc)iWlvor,eoBtjta^f tBlJty-jTJoi »|i-. dreams Stan acre, bou . . «o«or more ZiJm, bri. frM_

W.i'lirrn ami Allen w . Hcrrlck, on the 23d ilay of >.-.vir,'-i-r, l».-.i. Die !-»Mi! or which WM recoiiledlii .n-ffuivnii c'onntv, ClorkV olllce, Jnly MI, 1K4, 0 t8M u.a. in. i>, h.,011 Ku. US. ol dcilila, on page 258,6c, an | ti,l.»<wiu%eyanci.-l9niaiIeBnujccttoaU the Btlpnlallor.il renfe-, covenant*, asreementi, rcscrvatlonB and provi-tlon-i made, reiervcd and contained In tho^ald i w ) .

Tjiitud Juno 5th, r-.W. WILLIAM THOJIPEOW. KATUA;I W niTTNu, MU-*niLi..

Attorney, Cart(ittf(C, If. Y. InrieO-JEw UUPBEME COURT, Connty of Jeflerson.—James K. " PotKr.nsrata't William 15, Godklns, • • m wntt U. Mutes Internal Rev. Stamp affixed and'Con-

C 0 l f e l M < W 3 TOR MONEY-Oomplolntfneq. ' To William li. Uwlklni, defendant. You are hereby

summoned to answer tho complaint of James E-Pot . ti.-r. plaintiff, -.vblch was mod In tho Jellcjfoa * «nn-'V, clerk's oiflce, on the first day of Juno,1800, 0 »t to serve a cony of your answer on the subscriber!!,uubeir law office, £1 Watertown, Hew York, WiLlim xvtemy days alter tho MrriCO of tlllB Summons exclrUWe^Mtlio Day of Service, or the plaintiff will take ludfiilent against.you,for fifty three aoUnre and.BlBhty *cnf«, with Interest nn twenty-three dollarfl dnd'OlgtCy rantu, from August aotlj, 1863, and interest cm thirty dpllnrj trom November K t h i i a o . S g W ^ o i ^ ^ ^ ^ , ^

jancfWIw mihtUl ' s Attytf.'

s <HEBIPF'S SAI/B.

By virtue of an eseftntlen issued out of the Colin, tyf.'ofirtofthficounty of Jefferson, and tome du-octCd. I have levied r.pon and shall expose for sale at the American Hotel, In the village,of Watertown, or tho

gimt, 1VJ;, at one o'clookln the altetnoofl All that certain piece of patcel, "' "

itii'dVy of August, Wfit at one" of that day • " ''•••* -Bltunte In. the villocu of Three Mile iiay, Jelfekci? Comity, It. Y., ond bounded as follows: Bcgmnliig in the ni-nire of Hwhlgh-wiiy.liiadlnKfrom the.rllla^cM Three Mile Bay, to t l » lyells Eettlement, at the mom northerly comerof a piece ofland convoyed t o lllichol Coolcy by deed,from MenzoWlwelornnuv/Ife.bcarlnii dnie, AngustSd, 1K«: Uanning thenco north ea-.terly aljasthectri trooreaWhighwayten (1(0 lods; -flience turning an sugleandrnnnlng-on allhdparaJlelwiUitho north i-a^icrly line of said cooley's lot, sixteen (10) rods; thence turning an ansjle, and running e,- wes*. tcrly ten noj rodt to the m,est eosterly eorner ot said Coolcy's lot thence running along the linoof sale coc-ley's lot, to theplacc of beguutlexi containing one acte ofland.

Dated June l'Jth. ECO.

KATHAH V f i m n a , Atty.,Carthage,H.'S', InaeSO-niWw.

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