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lThelottt»r X,Written on papers or wrappers shwuldbtoottMruinl to mean a cull fur payment i f arrearages,

| KTPnlns should be ttiken by c»ifr**pon dents not tu delay thvlrllttmsso that they will reach uuly by

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l fom itto (mmmiinoomtnt of my profvtiiontt it Nftf, my ttmo tnd Mtontion bit bttn ttghttlnly dtvuit I to thp ttudy imt InvnigtUon of dittAiot of UwlfiMt. r*v«tY/r«*04T, li/«oiftnl Cttirr.to omiotlonior thollviibd MAR, tnd drrongtmtnu of Iho Nttvotft ivtt««• My tpMttlty tfttibraoti Iho tfrtdlrtrtUon of V$nt*mpmnt VttrorM, Thtm i>i«m; ,ifmt*n§ *' MI rw* r>rg«tut A$tKm«t

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Outiit Trtiiitlttrt* Otrei tor> ftir K%**\ Co. iY4m«V '••'*V<»> Ai*. I1. O. AddrtU. MttUna,

l ' i i lon i t t i i» i in iM. .4 t? WwHiuirt, MnmlHy. Iilttlf Vouti l in. , . t t .4IO Crowmioinl, Trn^luy. HoMhlihg \ \ ttlwr... .41*1 lVoii<K»rogt( Frlduy. Mlnvril . twMiii . . i . lOtf Morlub, Hnturdny. n«'.i«iint \ i l l o y . i M i M t KHuifHlhlown, Kndny J W I M M M I , . . ! . . . .614 K M U I , Tui'iitluy Ki't'tvtrlllOM •••!•• i I.6I1* Ki'i>ai>vlll«( Monday. KjMplbtf fMftf. . . . , , , ,bib Wballoniburgh/n.um.luy. WltttlMirooghi».>...>l«0 \Villtburo\ Wi>dn«s.Uy. lrf indnlv. . . . . i i i , i .> 4MQ Chr.vnjoiiit, 'IMmrnduy. Mount 1ilttoy«ryM.,ii\*tt Lvwin, H'hurmlny. A ill fun vine >., t . *, t , , ,(tu (Unuuu.lvllli*, 8mur.in>. •Itty.ti i t m it i it iti . .U5l ,lrty» HaUirtiiiV.

L L. t'ALKfM, County 1)«imty, KI»..«I.{III,..\W Y.

f ' i T i n " ii i ^ m — — I I m ii t- I 1_ 7 .," -

f . tw i l i t truing to ^ e w i p n p f n . Wu pubiitii tUu (oiluHtug u» UcU iu Uw rulatlng

to btwt|m|H>rt thd • u W h U T * : t. llliMerlbt'rt who do notgl¥t PKbffM notltfp loltip

i'oiitmty urn uolialdvrvd wliblng (o oontlnuo tUolt tub«eri(iU«n.

J. If tuhtfrlbortortUrtht dlttontlmmitce of their portmllcolB, Ihv publlthort may continue totund thvni utttll nil tttr»ttMg> • ary |nild.

•, l( iubmrilt- (i iifiyhot of n*fuip to take their |»r ffhidloolt ffom tlu OHIOO to whbdi thvy i»ri* dln>cti>J, thfy nry hi Id rvtiiuiitlbh* till they hnveteulvd their bill, tnd offered thetn diioontluued.

4. If tubiefibern move to other plteet without In forming tin tiubhihtri, nnd tb<' ))H|iert tire teul to the former dire UuK they lire held retpotiPlble.

I. Tho euurtt hove decided that refuting to *nk<» pe-rlodb'all frt in the oRluv, or removing uml Ifiivlng them OieiilliMl fvr It prhnt facie evldeuct ul tntfiitiuiml fmuu.

I. Any tK*rtun who rectivtt t newtpnper tnd makiH u«e o( l»( whether he tint ordered It or not, li held lu ItW to be t tu^tcrlber

PtniKR or Tnii NAtt.«itfi.—Tt noenw tlmt quUe rerently the llorsu Null Company has received orders for some tifty or more tons of n lighter nail than has ordinarily been made* When we say that this nail num­bers only three to five more to the pound, it will be seen that the difference is slight. And yet it reully makes something of a difference in tho weekly wages of tho men, and on Saturday morning a Commit­tee on the part of the nailers, consis'ing of Moses Hobear, Edward Dodge, and Joseph Hern, appeared at tho ofllce of the Nail Company, and iu behnlf of themselves and their associates made a demand for an in­crease of wages, not only enough to supply the difference in the cut of the nails, but a handsome percentage beyond. Mr. Kings-land told them to go back to the factory and work till night, and in tho meau time the Company would look the matter over carefully, aud figure out what they would be disposed to do in the premises,

The Committee returned and made their report, and instead of llateniug to the very reasonable request, they dug up their fires aud moved off in a body. Proceeding to the upper works, they compelled the ope­ratives there to join them, and thus the strike became general* Through the day they appeared lu masses on Front Street, were not at all boisterous, and mainly were quite becoming in speech, but were ear­nest and deelded in tho determination to accomplish what they had set out to per

TtIR CtJUTOS CO, F A t l l . The County Fair was held this year in

Cumberland Park, Pluttsburg, on the 9th, 10th and 11th of September. Hereral marked improvements htivo been made flinco laat year, prominent amoug which is the fencing of the track both inside and out, by n neat and substantial fence. This linn been, of course, at the expense of the society and involves them Home-whut deeper in debt, but of that no one will complain, as it wan a much needed improvement. Water from the "mam>!

which supplies the village has also been introduced upon the grounds.

We believe that the society now right­fully ehtun that they have the most com­modious fair grounds as well as the best trotting course in this section of the State. The number of entries was, com­pared with some former exhibitions, small, and yet thoy were amply suilicient to muko u very flue show.

We regret that the stockyards were BO empty, for Clinton County can, and ought to make a splendid show of imported and improved stock, which is as much supe­rior to the common varieties in respect to all desirable qualities, as tho common varieties are to the wild cuttle of Muxico and Texas, lu the hall there was a line display of fruit from the gardens of J.

WRSTPORTI—Sc?>t. 10.— On account of i the rainy weather the Essex Co. Agrlcultur- j al Society have decided to postpone their Fair till the first of October. As Oie other Fairs in this vicinity will all be over by that time, if the weather should prove favorable I they will undoubtedly draw out a large crowd irom the different towns in the Couu-;

At the Republican Caucus held last Sat­urday evening, at Armory Halt, E. B. Low, i Esq., Hon. Samuel Root and Wm. P. Mer-1 riam were elected delegates to the County Convention.

—Work has commenced on the Whitehall and Pittsburgh Railroad at Ticonderoga. Gangs of men are engaged lu tunneling un­der the Kite of the old fort, A large force are at work on the bridge across the outlet at Lake George.

^-Tbe Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. have latdy decided to connect Lakes Cham* pluin and George by Railroad, and will let the work to be completed as soon as the N«w York and Canada Road Is In operation. This mud will enable the Company to run through trains from New York and Sarato­ga to Lake George direct, and will more than double the pleasure travel.

—There begins to be some little feeling In regard to our County ticket this tall. At far as I can learn our party are In favor of

W. Tnttlo and others, as well as the j H j ) U n y r o n 1 N n u l f o r o o l i n t y Judgi?, tiivl II.

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i. 0. Of 8, T. The Clinton County Lodge of Good

Templars will hold their next annual meeting at Sarauac. commencing Tues­day morning, Sept. 21, Eicteion of offi­cers and other important busines» will como before the Convention.

A, W, LAKBTKO, Secretary.

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Our Business Column. tSTTiii: UsR of this column belong! to those

who pay for it. Term*, fifteen eenta a line foi flrat iiiMTiioii. Suhbeipieiit intcrtUmi) at reduc­ed ratei*.

f2*TAncnMKST was invented at Perfcnmoi?. in Afchi-Miiiur, but Kenne't Pulu-KUliiig Mugl< Oil wan DiKt made in Pltttfleld, Mai*t., and ab nioM every family there keep* it in the hou*e for daily u»e. It In an honest and good article, and its lice will give you eutUfaetion.

€ T 1 M W F 1 I l \ * f i £*«•* «»«oved. Addrce* Dr. 3 1 . V f l J l f e l l M t l A . UoAR|)MAHf£./ia<i<*aM(C7.

ftTAMWWWO.-Dr. WHITK'B U. « . Sttmmarlmr O luMui.K. i*'J Kit*t *»uh Hi., NfW York. Hotirvf-eieneet. No pay until cured. Bend for Circular.

s^o. SELTZER

EYE AND EAR DISEASES.

N o t h i n g l i k e It .u UivUiciut. A luxury to the fhtltii*, it \i.kiu,m» i\uctiunt, a gentle •Umultnt to the circulation, a ).cmi>lratory preparation,an anU-blllout medicine, a Mnmachtc, ft ohm-lie and an admirable Kf'ticntl ittU'ititive. Bucli nt" the acknowledged and •ifiily proven prnp<'riietol TARRAKI'S KirnnvRgctiiT HuLT/.ta A r i h i i N T .

nursery of Wm. II. Bailey. No better flavored fruit is grown than in the Cham

•-Mr. Potter is alter new goodi, *-(.trwley wants tho eleetlon over with. •-KoMovllle has nn ple-nlcs this Season, • Matilda Fletcher is tho great speaktst

nut West. —The 'Mog*s -loop buy" was heard on

Monday morning. •-Kssix County Pair Is adjourned* to Oct.

tit) 2\ and Hd. -^Mr. H tiley, of Troy, was In town the

last of the week. - Tlte Inevitable ftusteil im* been around

ft it at n, ithd left another ItalfbtHhel of apples at our oillce.

•~\yr< Weston hrtjtight Into our ofllce a stalk «»f corn measuring 11 feet»J Inches In height, and 7 J Inches to the ear. U should be •ilitblte I at the County Fair, by alt means.

• - A few days since n company of U trom •HITcreM towns In Vermont and New York met at theX'hatm, and a Vote was taken with the following result: Grant ad, Greeley 1,

-* Tlu Democrats have found out that it is not the Tribune, but Its Ideas, that had tho influence. Groeiey right was powerful; Oreuley wrong Is of no more account than any loafer,

-- Tho laws on our statute books have been thoroughly examined by a lega) gentleman of ability, and It IJ* found that even our bust Hinted hotels vlolato the laws dally, and subject themselves to heavy penalties.

• -The Ladles of St. John Baptist Congrc-gfonalloti will hold their Annual Festival at Adirondack Ball, on Wednesday and Thurs­day of next week, at which Oysters and other refreshments will bo served during the afternoons and evenings* Po<»rs open at % o'clock, P. M., eaeh day.

•-Frank Morey is nominated for Congress by the Republicans of the Oth District of Louisiana. A sudden change and speedy "travultnV' after hearing Mt Masters' Re­publican speech at Ausable Forks. Forty years Ago It would have taken a month or more to have brought that thing around.

• -W. C. Watson, jr., of Kecsevtlle, Is on the Democratic and Liberal Electoral ticket for this District. Two horses again ! In l&o7» Mr. Watson was the candidate of the KttoW Nothings for SehOnl Commissioner, supported also by the Democrats. That's enough. Judge Koese can't support any body who has ever been a Know Nothing caml data,

- The residence of ttov. Wm. WhtttA-ker, in Champlatn, was entered on Mon­day utght, Bept, Dtli, and Jtoll iu money and a gold watch and chain, valued at flloO, taken therefrom.

- Putting up stoves will soon bo In or­der. Kxerelse patience whilo so engag­ed, Hwenrtng wou't mako joints lit a pnrttelo bettor. And speaking of stoves reminds us of how pleasant our coal dealers looked a week ago, when tho weather was a little cool, and tires not uncomfortable evenings.

• -Ladies who aro renovating tho black ilrosses of last sensou, whether of silk, cashmere, or alpaca, aro advised that they can eloan them beautifully with borax and tepid water, The proportions are a teaNpoonful of borax to a quart of water. Apply with a black woolen rag.

• •The Hteamer "Oukoi Amos,M Capt. TTutt, now makes only one trip a day rnt'h way between Flattsbttrgh and Bur­lington, Irnvtng Plattsbnrgh at 8.00 A. M. : returning, leave Burlington at at Lilt) i \ M., stopping at Port Kent each way,

• Tiiettt. T. B. Nichols, of tho (Uh IJ. H. Cavalry, after a vinit at his home in P i t t sburgh , has left for Fort Dodge, Kansas, where ho has beeu assigned to duty. Ho will stand a good chance for seeing active sorvico under fighting "Phil/*

- At ft recent election in New York .Tohn M. Davidson of Haratoga was made President of tho Adirondack company, w l t h T . C. Durant Vice-President. It tl understood that the means have been secured by tho company to extend their railroad to Canada on tho north, and Albany on tho south.

- Tho Handy Hill / f tmM, of the 12th, s*y* that what might have been a serious accident occurred on Lake Champlain on the 11th r. M., at tho narrows. The Adirondack, on her dowu trip, on reach­ing that point was run into by n small boat plying between Whitehall and Ti­conderoga. It seems that neither boat was seen by the other, and no alarm was given, tho tlrnt apprehension had w i s tho collision, The smaller boat was badly damaged, and one man seriously injured, Tito Adirondack sustained slight damages, though considerable ex-eitement was created among tho passen­gers.

• -Oen. T!. A. MofVitt, of Potsdam, Is tin* Oreeloy candidate for elector in the Hi. Lawrence and Franklin District; and Winslow 0 . Watson, Jr., of Kocseville, in the Clinton, Kssex and Warren Dis­trict*

AeKMowt.snnKMsrr,- Mr. Editor • I iieg leave to offer through your columns, Iny sin­cere thanks to alt of your readers who have

tn»"iwi_J so recently expressed their sympathr and Interest hi my welfare by Contributing BO

i bountifully to my necessities in an hour of 1 need. Indeed, words fall to express the j gratitude 1 feel for their liberal donations.

In an hour of darkness and trial they have f'hlltete l.itntpritt. ritli'ltiin M«itts.Flri< Works, {caused tho sky to beam with brightness, and

neenrutti'tta, and alt manner of ISdltUal j | h l l f in i ses ,,f the heart to reverberate with

Vi'etlngt got up at tin*! ttiiitatf, niuteveryilihur j *y. I p*n only hone that tho Master may *Are r»|ttlreit furnUtted. iWtii^ b K . M ^\ \n giving, and that through their

1R T 1 A H R U M A B L t S M t O i Igrm-nislly the receiver may lie ft means of

J O H N \V. T Y L K U t Mtuim to the mm.

form. In tho afternoon of Saturday, the plain valley—this fact can bo demon-strikers had a meeting at Adirondack Hall, strated at any of our fairs. Warren Way was called to the chair, and The •'Farmers* Wreath" a rcprescnta-Joseph Bero appointed secretary. The Bon of diiVerent llowers, constructed matter was fully considered, and the mis- of beans and seeds, attraeted general lake of Saturday morning conceded, but attention, and was a very curious work yet ft full vote, with two exceptions, was of mt, reflecting great credit upon its given for persisting iu the demands made constructor, Mrs. Aldrieh. Fine speci-on the Company. At a subsequent meet- mens of water color painting were ex-lug, a UommUtee consisting of Moses Ro* hibited Viy Miss Palmer, and pieces of bear, Joseph Bero, and Harvey Robinson, embroidery work by Mrs. (1. V. Edwards was appointed to represent the general in- and Miss Cane, which were marvels only terests of tho nailers, and to see that no possible to be wrought by the closest np-measureB Were taken In violation of law, or plication and most indomitable patience, at all disorderly, orin any way disrespectful ^ 0 n ^l(i w]1 ( ) ie > the exhibition was very to tho citizens, or tho stockholder* of the eruaitul>lr, and no one we think will ve-Company. grt>t i m v i n g spent the timo to v m t it.

The Company took the thing remarkably j Q u Tuesday a match game of base cool, and now that extreme measures had 1>Hn was pluyJa between the -Relief B. been resorted to, would offer no terms of B c „ o f P i t t sburgh , and tho "United accommodation. On Monday morning. B # 1$ c / . o f P i t t s b u r g h Barracks, the nineteen machines were started, twenty-one l f t U ( l l , b e i t l g c o m p o 8 l H i 0 f Roldiers at tho were running In the afternoon, and Tuesday •*Pnmp.M Tho "Relief H,M—mostly all morning forty-eight, so that practically the ! young players—contested tho game man-strike is ended. All will ultimately fall fudly against their raoro practiced and Into line, or the vacant places will be filled ^ ^ Btrongcr antagonists, but were do-with new men who will bo instructed iu f0 l lt0d, 2!J to 17. the sublime myRteries of making horse nails, j 0 l l Wednesday, the n t h , tho closing

The boys concede a blunder on Saturday day of the Fair proper, wo should judge morning, but as long as they had struck for that the County emptied itself pretty an advance they would have it. Our ad« \ gencrallyintooui'streetstoattendtheFair vice to them was, and we gave it to them .and the parade of tho "Horribles," tho plainly, in the llrst place to repair their mis- most fantastic and unique a flair iu the take, put themselves back into their position way of a street masquerade that has put of Saturday morning, and the Company, wo in an appearance among us for a long assured them, would do the talr thing in an- I timo. AYo have not space to enumerate swer to all complaints. But as they did not choose to accept the adage, repair a blunder as soon as possible, we fear the results, to some of them at least, will not be so pleas­ant.

The wages earned by these men arc from $b to $15 per week, according to age and capacity, And tlu-y get the cash every Sat­urday ultcht. Some of those young men can lay up money If they will only take care of It. And there Is vastly more sense lu making more money to save, than in earning more money to spend.

As all these young men very Well know, our sympathies and friendship arc strongly with those who do the hard work of this country. Our advice Is this : Ik* sure, in any contemplated movement, that you have just ground of complaint, and know posi­tively that Justice is absolutely denied. Iu the next place, make no blunder, and if you do, repair it at once, or abandon your un­dertaking. To bo "spunky," as it is call­ed, is very expensive. Spunk does not feed llttlo children, nor sustain aged pa­rents.

the many capital hits and "take oil's" with which this uthiir abounded ; espe­cially noticablc, however, was a carriage containing representations of President Grant and Horace Greeley sitting peace­fully sido by side with our universal *Tncle Ham" in front, looking proudly at his two promising "boys,1' one of which is destined to administer his afTairs the comiug four years. An oration was delivered by one of the mnsqueraders, and tho procession afterwards passed through the principal streets.

About 81200 were realized from the Sale of tickets on Wednesday—a much larger sum we believe than has been taken before, in one day by tho society since its existence. The list of premiums as well as full particulars of tho horse trot which occurs on Thursday and Friday, the 12th and loth, will bo given next week.

—Scntinth \Wt.

F. Payne (who lost his arm in the late war,) for Couniy Treasurer. The balance of the ticket 1 have heard but little about.

—Greeleyism Is on the wane. It 1B my belief that Wcstport will give a bigger ma­jority for Grant this fall than has ever been given by the Republican parly for any can­didate before.

- The M. E. Sabbath School will have their annual pic-nic and excursion by steam­er to Crown point next Friday, the 20th, leaving Westport at about 11 A. M. A good time is anticipated should the weather prove favorable. A CI HZEN.

$3**IN F.Miitv QtinTKK or TIIR OLOMB when* ll ie known, and there are few indeed where il ic not. the M E X I C A N M C H T A N O L I N I M E N T taken precedence of all similar preparation*. lt> traum'i idunt merit* have ul'tallied for it tt pop­ularity Kclduui reached by any proprietary med-ieluc. In IU infancy the lint of i u Miecca* wut-pronounced in the' w i d e s p r e a d endorsement which it received from physician*, veterinary surgeons, horsemen and the public general ly . Ho one now thinks of questioning lU cluim to be considered the Standard Liniment of Ameri­ca,

fvTTm: Gnu AT EST WANT of the present age t* men aud women, healthy nnd vigorous in mind aud body. The continued headache*, weakuewa, nervotumest, und varying aliment* which aillht women are generally the result of impel feet action of the stoiuaeh and other vital organs, Dr. WALKER'S CALIPOHMA VINEOAH DlTTEitN. hehiK composed entirely of vegetable subf-iaucc* iudficciiotitf to California, may he takec with perfect safety by the luuct delicate, atidaiva mire remedy, correcting all wron^ action and iflvhiK new vigor to the whole syt* tern. W0w4*r

$1,000 REWARD F('t uti> c**e ol UH ud, liU'odlng,

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fill * to cure, li i« i»K|t..ivtl 4Xj>u»**i> u> curt the l*tlf», nnd nothing vim Hold by all UruggisU.

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M A I »K trom *M> Ci-nU. Call and < lamnie, or 12 HiiupU'S poni (po»tiij£<» fn«*) for &Qcu.

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"THE HOME OF THE BRAVES" - O F -

Historic Memory, A N D OF T H E

EMPIRE STATE!

PitRAcnisit's MERTINO.—Tho rreach-ern Meeting of riattnl'tirgh DtHtrict will be held at Ellenbiirgh, Oct. 15 and 10.

pnotutAMMR.

" T V Millennium, What and When ?M

—A. Witherwpoon, A. S. Bigelow, i lPoimlar AniUHementiiM*-I» LeBaroti,

N. B. Wood. 44Campmeeting»M~--A. Lyon, J, W.

Thompson. 1 'Ministry : Habits and Work**—D. C.

Ayrea, Ti. A. Dibble. u The Relation of the Church to Tem­

perance : Work and Duties resulting from Htich Relation"—M. A. Wicker, E. Turn­er.

'Family Government"—J. W, Hhank, .T. S. Hlawson.

4lIToly Spirit, When and for What TnrpoKo Ueceived"— 1). C. Hall, C. N. Merritield.

•'Statu of the DeadM—M. White, 8. Palmer.

"Higim of tho TlmeBM—G. S, Gold, C. IL Uichmond.

"Onr Lord'n llestTrrcctiou'-K. Mor­gan, if (1. (K)oding.

"liackaliding : Its Possibility and FruitB"- II. Graves, D. N, Lewin.

"Rom. 8, 8-13. ExegcBiB"—G. II. Iiobbius, C. It. llawley.

"ElementB of Religious Power"—F. Ilickok, C. Roudryo.

If any have been omitted from the abovo list they will prepare on some subject of their own selection.

A. WlTHRnSPOON, M. A. WU'KKM,

C. It, IIAWLKY.

t a l l o w T O H o W K H T . — T h U i t an itupilry which every one should have truthfully answer­ed before he start* on his journey, and a Utile care taken la examinat ion of Houtc* will in ma* tiy ease* save mtich trouble, time and money.

The M C . 13. * Q. U. H.,M rtitmhiff from Chi-cni;o through (>aie^burg to Burlington, ha* achieved a splendid reoutulion 111 the la*t tw«* years uh the leading russeu^er Route to the West, At Burlington it c o n n e c u w l t h the ureal Burlington Hoiite which runt direct through Southern l o w a to Nebra*ka and Kansas, with close connect ions to California aud the territo­ries t and pii!>?utiKi!r» *tartiUK from K**cx c<ain-ty. on their w«v westw ard, cannot dohetter than to take the l,\ l l . tV ii and Hiirllntrloii Kotite.

'1 hir* Line has published a pamphlet called "How to (TO We*t." which c<ait«liis much valu­able informat ion; a lar^e correct m a p of lh«-(tieiit West, which can be obtained free by ad-drenfiuir thef teneral Passenger Ajccnl B. 4V M. H. U. Burlington. Iowu. HUWyl

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of tho bride's mother, bv Uev. Mr. Kaut low, oi Kwuutfiii, Vt . . l lAHL<)\V M I N K K . . l H . , o f ( l r a n -bv. I». Q.. and .IENX1E HAHTLKY. daughter of the late Richard Hey worth. N o cards.

**TV*Y< i i O H A t f C Y , or Hon! C h a r m i n g . " 1 llitw H t l a i m u n u y funjitiatc u«j<l ^HIo ih«

lov*.'and ufl'tcllot't of any person they choose, lo» •unt ly . This »»1 «"pie nu'tiiul ftcqu'rement »U tmn pofisi'iis, free, by mall, for 2) r u , together with n nimrbttfe «ulde, Ktrypuan Orscle, Drcum"*. l l m \ s to Ladles, A e. A uuwr, eiclOny book. lOU.OoO sold Address T. WILLIAM A CO., Pubs., PMltnVipht*, I'A. im w 4

" CANVASSERS WANTED For " M o i t e ' * l l U f o t ) o f ! \ r w V o r k < I t y . o The \<u li • >IM;.M * K(i «.<lu\o J"i* cp«, l'» full pu|{e •tei«t »nd lb wood t't^ruvlt^n. h is rephfU' with Htnthtlcs, Amusing Atit'cdote», nnd Curious Ineb d«*nts. Tin- only mhtftble re.-ord of the Chief Me* tro| oils of tlif Nstlon. v i l lus ' spleodldiy when ver tm rodurod We want energetic i*nd reliable c*n-v<iiii>ers for thl» sod other popit'Ar book*, i*nd ofTcr rtry dbtrai twin* Wend for Clu-uliir* with full par-Ueuttrs. V i l l i VK I Y o u « T o N , Publishers, 12 Hey Htreet. New Vork. UU0»4

"God frant thai thtt pteaous book may find its v*ay ttt < rtty/umUy in tht land," sa> • n prominent re­former, oi T. M. A km i t ' s lust grout work.

Three Years in a Man-Trap. Noiwuhtftftiiiiing Im Mintuuut Huiv, v.* ditirv lo vi-tctid IU itittuoi't-e tt ill turlher, uud ctll for m*re md loititrodute It to every corner of our land. It U highly ei.dorscd hy .ludtfi* Bhick, K. H .Ome, Neal I low und other, wi l l do moro vood ttmn iiny pro* hibUlon Itiw ever fr.tmed. Il sell* beyond pnr»llt%l Agents hnve done and are dofntf splebdldly with tt. t>ne bus «ald over f*0v copies (Iwlntr to ttt ifre<it success we are enahhtd u* olL*r gtptK mby Inrge did' coutils Dend for tlHtttrut<d circular and terms, and tnter Into tht* tfrv*t \vork at ooce. J. It. HIOI). DAKT & CO., fhiU.mlphlrt. »ottw4

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Ebi^AitRTiiioWN.—>S*pt. 12, 1672*—Very fine weather now* No frost as yet, Hot days atul Cool nights, and we can sleep at the rate of ten knots an hour. Aud a great supply of apples, plums and melons to grind during the day*

•-Some farmers are through having, but a majority are not* Albeit Blood has about thirty tons to cut now.

—It is much more healthy since the mu made Us appearance to lap up the mould and rain, and we are quite chcerly.

*~Thu ingress of city guests is not done. Still the egress has commenced moderately.

--During the rainy season wi had a rather strange phenomenon, Near mid-day it be­came very dark, and We discovered that the cloud;* had settled down Inside the hills that encircle us, and formed a very dark belt all around, and was| connected with an oval arcade above so dense as to exclude the rays of light, and we could not see either hill or mountain. Though strange and picturesque, tt was gloomy to feel ourselves thus impris­oned in impenetrable darkness. But soon the lightnings Hashed and the thunder?; peal­ed so frightfully that wc stepped in and to<k our seats to witness the most terrific battle of heaven's artillery ever known before.

--Dan Baker was arrested fur theft and brought before Justice Nicholson, l ie waived examination, and failing to give bail he took lodging in the jail.

•-Out Union School commenced its fall term the 2d of September, under very en­couraging auspices, as we have Miss Young and Miss Roberts, Hrst-class teachers, in the lower departments, and Mr. Chandler in the Academical department.

*~A Mr, Leavitt, of Brooklyn, who camo here for his health, died suddenly of con­sumption, atul was buried hero Aug. :U. Ho was 11 years old, and had been sick 20 years.

—Politics run strong for Grant, and many aro wire-pulling for the ollloe of County Treasurer, but we shan't vote f'«»r rum any­how.

--fjaroy Feltoti haft bought n part of tho grlBt-mtll of Mr, Uiee and entered into com­pany with htm* and we ixpeet that they will supply our market with Hour aud feed.

•-The woolen factory is doing a good bu­siness this season* Mr. Phair makes extra rolls and the best of cloths.

«-We have a soap factory also, where they ttuti ti failure nothing but soft-soap. It is so mixed that only a few use It in this place, But Johnny has tried It and found it a fail­ure used a tin horn at camp-meeting to call tho people together for preaching. 8o ou one occasion tho presiding elder took his horn, and giving the blast, ho Mowed soft soap Into the face and eyes of hlB brethren, great­ly to their dismay. So In like manner, our Johnny has been blowing Boft soap thro* his Greeley horn Into the very face and eyes of his own party. To the disgust of ma­ny, he blowed hot and cold, high and low, good and bad, and so loud and long that wo fear that it produced tho chill fever, which has recently shook him like a leaf in

14 How TO VtMT J ntc AntnoSDArhH.11— Thus heads Mr. Prime's second letter. As we expected, he gets along to Judge Wat­son's, We pass over much that is interest­ing, and land with Mr, Prime al Port Kent:

Thii* has lung been tho grand port of entry tc* the wilderness. The railroad from Phtils-hurgh now make* that point the more de.<lral»le plaee to land, lhtt I was drawn to thi> port by stronger considerations than railroads. At Port Kent is the resldenee of WluMow C Watson. lUtp, to whom the readers of the Observer and many other readers have been largely indebted In years past. His father was Blkanab Watson, ui rev­olutionary memory, born in Plymouth. Mass. , of tlie Winslow family whose stock was iu the Mayflower. He was hi France during a large part of the war of the Revolution, in active co­operation aud correspondence with all our great statesmen of that day . l i e came to the State of New York after the war, aud entered ardently Into iichemes of Internal improvement to de­velop the resources ui the country, His saga-clous mind wa* the fir-t to conceive the grand Idea of uniting Lake Erie aud the Hudson Hiver by canal, and he lived to sec it done, though, us In many otWer Instance*, tin* credit of the m-trnft'oii'has. been generally ascribed '.o another. He bought vast tracts of ' lund on Lake Cham-plain and settled at Port Kent, having In his mind the splendid cone'vpiion of unit ing the lakes of the Adirondack region with each other and then with Lake Cl.aiuphtiu, so that four hundred mites of interior water communication would be opened up through a region whose mineral wealth and lumber arc Incalculably val­uable.

His son. Wlhs lou C. Watson, wns horn In Al­bany, ami there studied law, and afterwards he was* a student iu the oillce of (ten. Aaron Ward, in Westchester County, who married his sister. Mr. Watson settled in Plattshurgh when tie was 21 yean- of atfe, and has acquired great distinc­tion in the Held "f law, polities, history and lit­erature,

Mhich a man ft have enjoyed his friendship for tiearly forty years) Invites ine every summer to come to his home ou the lake. I have half a mind to copy the letter he wrote to me this year. It would give vim HO beautifullv a portrait of «hc man. He u e i me at the landing in the mid>t of a pouring rain and in a few moments I wus by a cheerful fire on the third day of August In hf-hospitable house, lu the midst of hU delightful family. His house is on a bluff, overlooking the Lake at its widest part. It is fifteen mlle> to Vermont shore in a bay before us. but the city of Burlington Is only ten miles oil . Its snircs unit towers hi full v i e w / To the south, a* far as the eye sees lies the broad lake and the (Ireen Moun­tain range, with Mount Mansfield and the Cam­el's Hump towering high above all the re-t. I enjoyed a few days iu such a snot, with books and friends, by the wells of philosophy and his­tory, while the waters of the Lake and the silent majesty of the mountains were speaking con­stantly to the sou l ; a wild, romantic and exci­ting region of country near and inviting me to explore its mysteries.

We pass over the extracts, atul what he Bays about tlte Chasm, except the conclud-ding paragraph :

Coining up out of the eha?m, awed bv tt c grandeur and majesty of this mighty cleft In the rocks, an agreeable surprise awaited us. The ladies of Port Kent had come out to this roman­tic spot, and in the shadows of the nine groves had spread a bounteous table, to which we were Invited. A fea>t in the woods and In the society of new found friends, wus a welcome addition to the pleasures of the day.

A n d then , attain, h i s visit to I l a l l e c k ' s TliT

i s correc t in descr ip t ion :

Halleck's Hill was not In our way . but WQ fode some miles around to cross it. for the sake of the view from Its summit . 1 had no concep­tion of the va-t agricultural resources of this re­gion, until the thousand farms, rich with glori­ous hurvpsts. lay lu their beauty before my eye. The plain, as well watered as any Moses saw

ft, . . . . . r .i i from Plsgah, stretcher awav and away to the l o illustrate, n lew years ago tney ( tS t Lawnnce; frequent church spires shone hi

the distance, ami a world of wealth, prosperity and contentment, appeared to be reposing In this vast Vega, which UP to \\\U hour had been to ine quite an unknown Uml .

We conclude this number with the follow-

Ksrikx.—Srpt. Hi, 1*72.—Last Monday night thieves cntcud the yard of Nelson Martin and stole a quantity of clothing be­longing to Dr. Ferguson, The doctor estim­ates his lost at $25. People will take in their clothes u'uighta for n few weeks, and then they will be as careless as ever,

—With the exception of a slight shower Friday morning, last week was quite pleas­ant,

—Saturday evening the Republicans elect­ed us delegates to the County Convention, William II. Slower, Daniel P. Putnam and Phil ips. Baldwin. CLYSSES.

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FflAXiarx COUNTY.—Hiram Howell, of Mnlone, was indicted on Wednesday afternoon of last week for bigamy ; brought into Court and sentenced Thura-diiy, and Friday was taken to Danncmorn. Tho Btory is a long one, but with so many extenuating circumstance* that he was given the ligbtent punishment provided by law—one year.

—Hiram Hortoti, long a prominent public and business man of Muloiio, died ut his residence in that village Saturday, August:31st, aged 71 years. Mr, llor-ton had represented Franklin County iu tho Assembly, nnd in lHOi was chosen Presidential elector in this District, l i e was a generous and public spirited man.

—Tho Palladium says Mrs. (*eo. Her-rick, of Fort Covington, recently brought n slander suit against H. Cf. Lang, of the same place. The case was tried at the Court held last week, and a verdict of SolM) given,

Dr. Haynes TMil R e c e i v e I I I * :

V ARGUMENTS I N T U B

F.MPllVV, C I T W A n t is still successful la curing the De»f tud

Blind. Kvcn though be hat v1 s i t e d - a t great ex­pense ID timeftiid money, the other principal Cities, M well aa the " B u b " for Improvement In the art of curing diae&peaof the Kye, Karand Throat atnee hia Urtt Courae of M< ileal Lecture* twenty-one year* alnce.

There la apace for tu t a few of hla large number of teatlmontttlaof cure.

A KKMAKKABLE C A 8 S .

C M C * of thla dcecriptton are acknowledged t o be of the moftt difficult to cure In the whole range of Bye Surgery. T. Whartor Jonea, K. R. B., aaya In hla Burgery of the Kye. , 4The prognoala la moat utitatoruhlf% it dtcidt.tly bad% $c> And ao aay other author* and eurgconn—but roar* the reault of treat­ment Ity I>r lUynee.

"Tbo following letter la from ono of the leading and InUdllttent famtllce of Clinton County, therefore entitled to a fair conatdvruUon."— burgh Stntintl t*f that year.

and la Ptatf-

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CiHAND ISLK.—Fruit Is very abundant in Grand IHIO this season, especially apples and plums. The former aro far above the average of other years in size and flavor.

—Carpenter (Triswokl of Oram! Isle has taken 138 lb. of box honey this season net weight, from one young colony of bees. Verily, Franklin and Grand Isle Counties aro "the land flowing with milk and honey.1'

—In Grand W e County the republican majorities on the Htate and Couuty tick­ets were as follows : Governor, Converse, 157 miij., Senator, Asa Reynolds, 15U maj.; Assistant Jtulges.MineklerPM niaj. Howies 1118 mnj.; States Attorney, l iar rington 158 maj.; Sheriff, l lolcomb Gil maj.; Judge of Probate, Allen (no opposition) COO.

tag: Tn IliU thriving and beautiful village of Kec«e

vilh' 1 jtpt-iit Ihe nltfht, enjuviin; the hofpitulitte* of II. N. Hewitt . Kw|. in ' the i*di*e of tin; uve-tihiic I rode with him about the place, to nee the nutiitTou^ hnumfaeturing e-taldUhmenta whieh ntand upon the Au-ml le Hiver. I fear I lutd a Hiibrferlbvr In Keeaevillr, for one gentleman pent tne a messitye that unless I esune huek that way and *pent trie Hablmth then1 , he would - top the Oh-erver. I wan unable to do M>. a n d * ) he will not nee this letter.

We shall continue to tear Mr. Prime's

M aftttfaetoFT, 6tfl Broadway. llREWfitt ROARDMAN,

tho wind. Rut let him blow on, for tlie 1 i0tterii to pic?c*p» «A fast iw tliey rcnoli u«v witli effect will be desirable. We heard an old j U | C ftpoloLry l h n t u l s President year, and wc Demociat say to-day, -They cauHsoft-soap l m v e n o l l h c r n n m t o ^ V e t h e m L,nt ire#

tne, for I shall never Vote for Old Greeley." 1 _ —«•» « — Ho 1 hip! huzza! for victorious Maine I tW*The Congressional Convention will

aud three cheers for Grant! be held at Port nenry on the 24th inst, TRUTH, See call on opposite page,

ROUSE'S POINT.—Very early on Satur­day morning tho 7th, whilo the square sail barge St. Joseph from Sorel was passing through the draw of tho bridge, tho boom caught in the timbers, and the Captain whilo endeavoring to relievo tho vessel was knocked overboard and drowned. His sou sprang into a small boat, and although assisted by Mr. Thompson in a second boat, the poor man sunk beyond their sight. Ou ro-covering the body a severe contusion wns discovered o i the face caused by tho sudden springing back of the boom by whieh he was struck, which had doubt­less rendered him partly insensible. His name was St. Lawrence. His remains were conveyed to Canada.— Journal.

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•jrUlITCAStf H AMr> PniTUt KtvftClIf t* Llt*."wH Notioaa or P I A T H P K m i .

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At the home of her *ihler, Mi>, Khhu Hiaby. September ti. 1672, RKLLKN K. IIAVKN8. younge>t daughter of the lute 8. V. li. Haven*, of Platuburgh, aged ito year*.

In Champlain. Attic. :il, 1873. NOUMAN, In­fant *ou ol Mr. aud Mr». M. V. li. 8tet>ou. aged It mouth* and 15 dav*.

OBITUARY. Tn Warren. N. 11., Sept. i:j. 1*72. of tvphoid

fever, Mr*. J.OIT8A HTHAKillT. ui Plalt*-IJUIKII. relief of the late Cliarlc* W. tfiraitfht. a^ed U0 yearn and 3 month*.

The deeeaued had been vUiting her relative-and friend* in New Hampshire for a number ol week*, after an abxeuec from them of twenty-ebjht years, und was about to return to her home In iMatthburgh, when Mie wa§ prostrated by diftca*e. 8hc wae confined to her bed about fourteen day*, when death eaine to her relief, whieh in the triumph of the ebii-tlun faith •!>< meet without fear. Her remnina were brought to Platuburgh for interment. Her daughter. Mi** Matll" Straight, who accompanied her cm her vhdl to New Hampshire, wae prostrated with the same disease about three duy* alter her mother, and Is now dangerously IU at War­ren, attended by her ouly remaining sUter. Mn-. Lansing.

In Crown Point, Bepl. 1,1871 Mrs. 8APHUO-NA NICHOLS, wife of Mr. KUIMKJIM Nh-hulh. aged 70 year*,

The deceased was the daughter of Simeon Ouylford, of Morlah, N. Y. She was a kind aud afTeetlonate wife, a lender aud loving mother and a good, obliging neighbor.

8he had been a member of the M. 12. Church. In Crown Point, for ubout 30 year*, wa* a lady of good christian life, loved the means of grace, aud had a rare tahtc fur aaered inuMe, In whieh she loved to participate.

All who knew Mrs. Nichols, found In her u kind and sympathizing friend, readv for every irood work.

8hc died in peace aud has gone lo rest, "Yea, salth the aplrlt. that they may rest from their labors, and their works follow them.'*

R. M. TAYLOR. Mrs. MARTHA COCHRAN died in the town

of Che*lcrlichl, N. V.. 8cpt. ft, 187*. aged 70 year*.

About fjO yearn ago she profctfed faith In tin Lord Jesus Christ and connected herself with the Presbyterian Church. Some 17 year* since she united with the M. K. Church of Cllntoiivlllc.

81-ter Cochran wus a woman of rare intelli­gence and a cou»i»tcnt christian ; heartily hi sympathy with the doc trine of the church to which she belonged. In her death the church haa lost a faithful member and sympathizing helper; one who waa benevolent without osten­tation | obeying the Saviour's iujuiu tion, "when thou doest alms, let not thy left hand know what thy right hand duclh." Her sicklies* ww of such A nature as to deprive her, for several months paM, of the privilege of the publie means of grace, but the private mean* were very precious to her,

That beautiful hymn, ''Shall wc gather by the River r" was her favorite, and an I would visit her and sing aed pray with her, whatever other piece* I might sing, she would say. **now sttig about gathering at the river.*' Jti*t before crossing over the "river id death" to Maud upon the bank of that "beautiful river" of life, her daughter, standing by her la-d-slde, asked, "h Jesus precious still V% to which she responded, with especial emphasis, pauuiug after each word, " )V*, rvry natch *o."

Thus passed away a noble woman. "Preelon* In the *ight of the Lord ls the death ui his saints.

.1. O. OOOIMNO.

I flnif U C R C *Pheftmiat«ofmfdicin?b«ar L U U l X n b l l L i norccoKloOuchfatnvlntha

- t M ..1 r* iofu!it,Kktn IUIU'IIIMHI an«1 Tlu-nora.aM lhnt of the (HittAT HllortO. NHKH(/t»</iVm) ItKMfcHV - T n t R I A L PLOOII 1'uairiKN. K<>r the cure utdiscM** csof the Liver, Kidney* and Binddtr, It la W>ond njoue) and price : and In an an-ifi'l of nurey to ihoiu* sufl'crttiirfroni t'oiu tlvetiei>s. Femah'WeiikneM, Hhi'UniHllsoi nr nay m-rvt* 4l*<ua<*. For BtlUousness, II. ii.jiuh.', I)yspc|^la and IVbihty, it MUHKIS pre cMiitiu'tilly nt thv hvxd of all

oiher r». nu'lU'a; und In Primary Oon*umpMon poult* lv.'ly vrndunlly cures ih« dl*«*asc. Tht beauty rf Ifie&eJ'icts t'«, lh*y ore emphutttuKy true ; warranted to. Try It one*-. For salt* evvrwhere. KifNYON, iMrTJ'KU A C<>, HymcuM», N. Y , OenM Agi. SKIuwi

^ « T ^ T I IA prnspoctus of tlu- Peouhi'a Ptand £ JXEjIli | »r.I Hihk, 650 UluatrMtlons, will be

M jsent irec to all book avenu. B«nd A f i r U T O "iiaj< io.d ttddr'^ft to ZiFCiLKH & H u t i l I O MoCUKDV, fcM Arch « t , PhUu di'lphta, 1'a 9«X)w4

DUTY OFF TEAS! i ; \ ! i it IIWIIK « H u n t s f or i UiUs I

SEND FOR NEW CLU3 CIRCULAR. Which cui'U.UH in,, ixiiUuuiiuii* ut l'j' liiiums, A^.

TIio Way to Obtain Our fioods. iVisuus leviug nt »oi«Uucii irom NfW Vork, can

r lull t(»g. ther, mei net them ttt the mme nt ice »• we -ell tl.ctn »t our Wurehouwn In Sew Yo.k. In or--lur 10 yet up II club, iel each |Hr»on wlshlnv to join «ay how itiut h Tea he wauu. and select Urn kind ami price Irom our Price Ll*t, as published In cur circulars. W n i e (lie names, kind* and amount* pUtU'ly <>n » list, und wta«n tho club U complete sen ) ti to u» hy innll, and we will put each party*a gooda tn separate p^rkiya, und mark the nanie upon

t hem. with thii co»a, ao (here need he no confualon in ri 1 soihulion—each party (celling eiael ly what he

• irdeic, and no more. The fuuda to puv for roods ordered cttii be sent hy drafts on New Voik, Post Ofllce money orders, or by Kxprcas, to **cvl(nt on

imuMAT .IMRIIMX TEi ro., M SL ii.l V K N K V K T H K K i ' ,

P. O. Ho* Ml. i*rt*4t N e w Y o r k C i t y .

Y r i o l v t N O TV *"tS~ WORID-RENOWNEB PATENT

Glove-FittingCorset. Ko i. or«et h.na ever tn.ioy*

r<l tuch a world wide popu* larity.

The demand for tbcm 1s constantly iucreniug, be* eause

TI1KV G I V E

SATISFACTION Durable,

R e o n o m t CM 1, n n d

ytft | i : ' . ' 'Ns s OIIIVtRIAl tftT

A PERFEt'T FIT.

MISCELLANEOUS.

D V E R T I S I N G A T L O W H A T F H j •

l?or § 1 0 0 |>er f t le l t p t r ^ f o n l l i , we will ihKt it tin udvcroHerm-iit in IOU K l r s t -( IntB I 'Hpers In New Vork, l.o-i M-ut oi

•atinn tu l i K O . 1'. n O W K I d i A l)lp < 0 . , A o v « r l U t r i i | A g e n H , i N e w %'wrk.

P n r k H o w .

Askfoi T ! I O M * O V « C i K M ' I > K U I - O V K -F I T T i N < i . « \« »v COIM » i..-o.« ft.itjjj.oi nul l vhe UAIUK: i l l ' i vlK<»N*, .md the tiude-niurk » Crown

ffold hy nit F l r a t > r i a s s D r s h n , ft00w4

Keesevilee Union Free School.

F« l \ n u l t i m l . %. n . , Fr l i i r tpt iK

d i i \ . K i - l . - O - l t j !-«-r J-J.

A TfcACHKHr*' ChAK8 will tm orietnl/.ed at the OpeniHK o* the Term. Mi'mlwr* ut lhi« rlaaaetii«»y M\ the privllltfcaof the M-IIOOI without cearife of Tu­ition. Anpbculioii for meiiilHifthip *hoiii>l be made to Ihe Pi tni-tp;i), or the HeereUrv of Ihe Jtourd.

Itottrd can «H- obt«tn«d ut reasonable rn\vp, or con­venient rooms for seMiimrdiiiK.

UAMUKL AMK8, President. W. C. WATSOU,.!a., becrelmy. 16u4wf

D O t . l . A H H ltKWAUI) i t-\ .ii*! coii\ictiou of one

$500 Reward. I ^ I V K n t M ) i t i ; i ) I W lit \n- Jli i i ' l 1 >l ' ]J '- iU

LAWRGM'E mmix known as LAUPV PHKKN, who with others as-aaiilted .Tntuesaiid Win. Ilitnvtl.at M>nvvllle, N. Y.. •ilxtut 10 o'clock oh the flight «»f the 7th Inst. |2.f»0 of Hiiid tewitrd wid i»c paid when delivered into my halt'!*, und tin* Iwdnm •• when convict- d.

O. 1>. IMbLIS, Bher«tr Ksfwx County. Dated Morlah, X. V., Aug. lil, lh"J. 10C0w3

10,000 YvVDS PRINTS.

New Designs, FIRST CiUALITY-JW Remnant*—

for nale in loll to putt, at 10 cents per yard, by GEO. 8. roTTEK.

Kecscville, May 25, 1872. 1047

Notice.

Bt m n K ^ T O W l f fW. J o R R 1 I A L K C O ! , -L K ( » K . 'l'liomti^li Itixtrie-n.iij. ileuiihlul und

tteautllui location. One of the mo»t carefully cote ducted and heal sustatntd litsUtutb»»ts In ihe Htat*-For terms, e tc , address 1U\ JOllX 11. 1IKAKK-LKY, Ph. I),

roTsnAv,—Gooduow, a young man who baa been at work for Biason k Co., fell or camped upon the It. R. track bo-low the village, laHt Saturday night. I t was dark; tho midnight express went thundering down at full Rpeed, Frag* ments of a hitman body and remnanta of clothing were found on the track Hunday morning; and theac are what remain of a Htout young man, IU yearn old. Liquor was the cause.

»* • * * -tJTuFivfc Mricrti£H FOII ItKFHisnM*NTs.°—

Every body who ha* traveled by railroad lia* heard the above annouiieenient. and bin* prob­ably suffered from eating too hastily, thereby sowing the seed of Dyspepsia, It is a eotnfort to know that the Peruvian 8yrup will enre the wor t eiiM-s of Dyspepsia, u» tbuusund* are ready to testify.

WILLIAM H. SEWARD'S Travels Around the World,

With many ttna llinst*allons; large octavo, A itrom book tor Agents. Hold only by nuhrcripiiolJ. Koi full ijurtlcuiurs, apply to the PuhMnhers,

D APPI.K'I-ON A CO, 640 and Oul Urou<lway, New York,

Campaign Goods for IH?2. Agents wsnied for our Oamp«1«n ?*od*. ffcrll at

^ l n h i . Vmy IOO p e r c r i i t . p r o f i t . Now w ibe time. Hend i»t oi<ee U)t Denrtiittive (Circular* and Price l,i*ts of Fine Hteel Kt^iavitt«<« of all Iht Candidate*. CutQuniKti tttograpbh-n, Charts, Photo-tfrrtptm, Hadges. I*i11•*. KIHMS. and eV4r>lhiii|f «ulU'd U* ihelinii'd. TJ'en Dollars tier doy easily made r*u\ •atniMiff sent lor |3 , Addrf>s« MOOHK A GOOD tfPKKD, a: Park How, fvew York

rrun ffrnscHiiiKfi C;IVKIK X O T I C R , i Thai h"'n ;in- d.tt. IK liac u*w-U bi»* H«m, KM-

ION | | .H) iKI.DOX,l i l s time, and henceforth will collect none ot his wages, and pay none of his debts.

hi. N. ar Lonjt Lake, Aug. 17, W72.

»I1KLIK)X. 1060w3

Medical Society. AN A D J O t K M O M K K T I M I O F T I I R

K>.-)- \ LilL'M'V M I ' j i H A L H H l h T V will be held at Person'* Hotel, West port, ttcplctnuvr 18th, al 2 u\\o*>k P. M. .

Tli* Annual Address will be delivered by Dr. Kd» t«*rly. of Port Henry.'

W.',6 H. K IIALK, Hee*ry.

Rose Wood and Black Walnut

CASKETS. A . PULs lUJ 'T A

Koesovtlle, Feb. 16, 1H72. WLaT'i .V

AQKXTB WANTED for rimtiiti*rllti's llrtat CMiiipalHti H o o k , IKS

Struggle of '72; A Novttiy in i'vtttn'al and Popular Littratuft*

A UtuPHte History of th*« liepulillcan and Demo* cratlc Parties; a rn<y sketch of the uti failed Liberal Republican Party ; an inside rinr of the Olncinttati Convention. Th»* minor Ocketa or tide *hoif$ uf ih* cainpal^u. Th« lluesi llluslrat«d llook publlshwl A Book wanted hy every American cliiz.-n. To *«•• (tne ten Mfiry fit once, netn! f t for outlU. U N I u N PLIH.!L»iliNO CO .ChltMKo, III , Philadelphia, Pa , or Hprlntflieid, Mas*.

A HUtiK v t'KK li.r ibts (iui'Cwui.K coniptaint Is now made known in a Treatise (of 41 oelavo paires) on Korean and KaOv- tlerbul Prepurathma, publish ed by Dr. O Pnat rs H*ow«. The prescription w,v i)liicuv*'rMd hy him in such a providential manner that h« eauiitd conscientiously refuse to make It known, as tt has cured everybody who has Used II for Kits, never having failed in a sluKle CUM, The Innredl enit may 1M- obtained from uny drutiftsu A cop\ w» t free to all optHicanm hy mail. Addresn Dr. O. PHKLPH UltUWN, 'J 1 Grand ritrcct, Jersey City. N . J .

For the West. Tl f l t O l f . l l T K K I T H T O IH I PAT;O f

< 'h.i a >_», •'-,. \.> .:». * Muiiba. 1 >< u\» r. r-.tu KI.I:J< i f - nf and ail point* We^l.8oulb-West and North-West, for sale at the Kipiesa OflhM'. K«e»evih -, X. Y.

II. M. MuUJ,D, Ticket Agon!. Kecscville, April 1,1*71. 16*1

Annual Fair. * Tf l F , i H O % V \ P O I % T A \ l > I t l t m P O U T

r AllMl.iC- A M ' M I.CA I I M O AHHoCl A-TION will hold Unit Khjhili Annu il Fair at i:r«twn.

IKit ttt, N. Y., Tuesday and Wodin*adny, He^tetuber Oth and 11th, Wl. 0 . M. PKAHK, Becwtary.

Young Ladies1 School, Burlington, V t

Mn. A\n MH*. ?,oris r»T,M?XH w i l l • ! ) . . i.. Oil W . i i t i W i . l i i y . fc.pt. ^ .V.b, .. H . - IHMJI

I-it Young Ladlcp, in lhc Hijielow llou**, - formerly th«* Xorth Kemin.iry Hulttding - on Church fctreei.

A limited number of Hoard* rs taken. For paKleu* tar* apply to l.OUIH POM-KNH.

1W1W3 UuriiuKton. Vt.

W r M , I t t T K K r f l - F o r a a l e b y > > II. D. CI .APP A VO. June 16, 1171. Ml

Tf S T f . K I I l , f l ^ O , . * T h c Trade supplied at KB-

TAYLOR A CO. Keesevlilp, Jan. 11,1172. 16^7>1

C>**T,JulyM,1*eS. Df?i» F n i T o a : - W e f c e l indebted to the "Prcsa"

for the report of remarkable case* of dl*eaM of tha Kye, which haa been ao auccewfully treated by Dr. Hamnel l layneaof the Champlain Vallev K^eand Kar Inttrmary, (of vhe tr Jth of aome of the caaet reported we nad knowledge, though they bad pass­ed from our min^s.) From thoae reporu, we wer« encouraged to hope that our daughter nit^ni poasl> hly be «aved irom becomlns; Wind. We had Bought for ber the advice and treatment of medical gentle­men of conceded ability, and yet her cane continued to get worse, and from what we learned of the dis* ea*e, from the Doctors, we despaired of her ever being helped. The disease was known aa Amauro-»»«t a disease of the Oylic Nerve, or back partof the K\e.

With doubts and fears, as on other occasions, of seeking the advice so much desired, lhatahould give relief, we called on Dr. Haynes, at the United States Hotel, Plattsburnh, on the 2d day of December, 1K66. We desired that the Doctor ataouid be cau-tioua nut to give an unfavorable opinion of the case in her preaenre, for she had give up all hopea In re­gard to her caac.

Overtasking the eyes by kerosene light and con­tinuing lo UHC them aft*r they were very weak, brought on the disease In queatlon. For three years we sought relief for her, which did not reault iu rendering her ibe more hopeful and happy.

Dr. fUyncs entered into a critical examination of her case, at the close of which he did not feel war­ranted In giving toe great encouragement aa to the termination ol ihe ciscaae. We remarked lo htm that we had paid ou1 conniderable, without her be. tng benetiited, and ihe prospect of anything being done thai would be of any service to her, was no cheerless, that weemeatfed to pay nothing before we wereaatiallud some good waa to be received. Money did not seem uppermost in the Doctor's mind, and yet he t>ok deep interest in t i e case, and in reply said that aervitardtt pay, He wo* Id leave that with our conscience to do what we t> It waa righl as between ot .Ac. We placed her under his advice and treat-m- nt, though we anticipated little more lhan here­tofore, but we were happtly disappointed, for we had the pleasure of seeing an improvement lo ber general health (with but now and then a relapse,) and alao in her Kye *l«ht for the two years abc con-t>nued ander his treatment, and now we bate rea­son to feel indebted as above atated to tha "Pre**" and to be under a debt of lasting gratllude to the Doctor, for saving her from becoming blind, which we can never repay. fc . ,

And now, friend Editor, hoping that this letter may be ihe means of rendering aome others happier, aa we have been made happier, and that the impor­tance of the subject (which can only be appreciated by the afflicted,) may be ample excuse for so long a letier, we aie gratefully and Uuly yours,

JOH* D i s s , LAtiKia DCKW.

Was not curad In New York City I But «** cured

In garanac t The following cerllficaU Is from & son of Mr.

Doran, for the laat eight years County Treasurer of Le bueur Co , Ulnn.. who is now attending school at Buranac: To any xthom it »*<ty concern ;

In January, 1866,1 contracted alight inflammatloi of the eyes,but tor the want of proper car^ my cane berame i hronic, and for along lime my caae was treated at home without sucrew, when I was sent to New York city for treatment in the fall of IIW, and remained three months without having a cure ertVcled.

From the report given by a lady from my town, and under Dr. 8. Hainc*1 care, in October, 1W8,1 was placed under HHyi.es' treatment. A l that time one eye was suffering from chronic Inflammation* wtih a Him over ihe nghi, which caused auch a de­gree of blindness lhai I could only distinguish light irom darkness with it.

In a few weeks my ease had progressed so well that the Doctor sent me lo school, which I waa able lo attend all winter without ihe iuterraissiou of a day on account of my eyes, and am now attending school and still my eyes grow alronger.

JAMES DOKAM. Baranax, U u y l , IS09.

We believe the Importance of the s u b l e t sufil-cient apology for making uaeof the following pri­vate letu r from the father of the above James Doran:

OrPict ot THK UomTT T a r i s r s s s , * be Bueur, hi inu., July 16,1*0U. \

S. Itaynctt .V. II. Diua 0 ia : -Yours of the 7th inst., with bill, is re-

ceived, enclosed please Und draft for the aame, * • * your bill is very moderate indeed. 1 hope to ae* you In per sou and ibanfc you tor your kind attention lohl iu. Kcapeclfullv Yours,

M . D O K I W .

If. Doran being a man of intelligence, though he had been to the eipense of hundred $ of dollars to aend his son to New York city, yet rather than to have his son grope in darknesa through life, was ready and willing lo incur the further eipense o f hundreds more to send him Into the Valley of Lake Champlain with the hope per chance of obtaining h e p for his aao. And what Is worthy of mark, see his willingness to pay,coupled with his gratitude.

15 YKARB OF BLINDNESS C U R E D . * When I wuK three >earsold 1 had the measles,

thai left me with a chronic disease of tho eyes, which continued for fifteen years. No relief came lo me, h u l l had to grope in darkneaa, and move mosity by the tense of reeling. It waa fifteen lontf years from ihe time that my eyiM became affected to the time when I was induced lo apply to Dr. ti. Haynea. But 1 nm grateful tn being abte to write, that after having been under treatment for a few weeks, my sight is perfectly restored.

Miss ABIGAIL TAUDT. Boekmantowti, N. Y., Feb. 11,1809. When tht father of the said Abigail, J. B. Pardy,

Ksu.., now au Otllcer in Cliuu n Prison—every body knows him, called on the doctor to take charge of her case, said: *'If you cure her or ht\p her." "TOOK ON TBK PSICS AKD 1 WILL PAY IT." A n d h e d id

Kay cheertully. How characteristic of the man, and ow different from many others.

3t YKARti D E A F N B 3 6 cured by Dr. IJ. Haynes In a man 74 years or age in 1W6. This letter is given to show that the curt waa a permunent one. A good deal of interest was man­ifested in this case at that time. \ n d a full report from Mr. Loveland himself was published at that time, and can be seen by all at this day If dealred.

PLAIMVILLK, Wis. , June 31,1870.

Dm. B. TIATKES:

DBAR timi-Mr Murdock came here last spring. I h<ive seen him at public places with his spetklng harn In his hand; haveaought an opportunity of convening with him. This week I fell io company wlfb him and introduced the »ub.iect of deafnst*. I tound htm a very ready talker, and after questioning htm on the cause of his deafness and the manner hi had neen treated, I formed the ot inion that be hact not met with the right person. I Ihen told of your successful treatmujt in my case, and the opportuni­ty I had In seeing many others under treatment, and I believed you could help htm. He then asked me to write you and. if you thought you could help hi in, have you aend your Prescriptions. / told him you tcoutd treat no one it it tout examining their caae >our»el?. I told him he had belter write and give you the particulars of his case and I would forward It to you. 1 naw enclose the same. Now, sir, it is some years since I hsve heard from you. No' know­ing wbere you are practicing at this time 1 will di­rect this to my Inends, to be forwarded to >ou wher­ever you may be. Mr. Murdock aeema to feel Inter­ested in making a trial for hts deafness. If you write favorable he will call on you.

ASA LoviLAwn.

Highly Interesting Caae. The Importance of lbs subject is reason sufficient for giving the following quotation from Mr. Bosworib's letter. For many others, like him, have been taught to look upon die-eases of tho Ear as not being governed by the same laws asllis of otner parts of the body and suffer o u , on till doaih c lo^s the scene ;

CHAnrt.Ati, Dec. 50th, 1WI. I Dr. H A T H M : — After reaching home Icommanced

taking >our med.cine* according lo directions, and continued to do so until I thought there would be no further neceaatly a* I soon felt as well as I ever felt in my hfe aod continue to feel so yet, my throat I* all ttgnt, my voice a« good and strong, and ears seem /* OeaU nght, for which I fr*l rery, veryUit.uk-ful, and hope I i«hall continue to feel as well *» I ao atprcaent. • • • • Enclosed you wiii i n ; — dollar* in part payment, will either **id or >n t* you the balance aoou. #

Heaptctfully Tours. * Wsb BoswoiTg.

M T Why does Dr. Ilaynei visit FtatUbnrf h on

the FIK8T and TII1KD TUESDAYS of •mch

month! Ansmrt To save eipense tn tlmt and

money to those who can 111 afford *n eiUnalon of

the Journey, if possible to prevent 11. I ltue* betnf

enabled tnrasny case* to return by Ball or Beet

* tame day.