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Trickey & Leroy, (Claryville, Sullivan Co .. ) (Lewis S. Trickey and Chas. Le- roy,) saw and turning mills, lumber- man and farmer 403.
Trickey, Lewis S., (Claryville, Sullivan Co .. ) (Trickey & Leroy.)
Vanaken, Amos, (Claryville, Sullivan Co.,) farmer 50.
Vanaken, Elijah, (Eureka, Sullivan Co.,) farmer 127.
Vanaken, Solomon, (Claryville, Sullivan Co .. ) farmer 50.
VAN DEMARK, PETER, (Denning,) lum- berman, tray manuf. and farmer 1200.
VANDOVER, ALBERT, (Claryville, Sul- livan Co.,) justice of the peace and far- mer 127.
Vanwagner, John, (Claryville, Sullivan Co.,) farmer 70.
WILLEWEMOC CLUB, (Willewemoc, Sul- livan Co .. ) chartered 1870.J. S. VanCleef, Poughkeepsie, prest; C. Van Brunt, Poughkeepsie, treasurer.
Wright, Chancy, (Lackawack,) farmer 108. Wright, Wallace, (Lackawack,) farmer 100. Yealy, Andrew, (Denning.) farmer 113. Yorks, Robert S., (Claryville,) farmer 130.
Scales, Hoyt Bro's Leather Belting, DuPond's Powder, &c., at Wholesale and Retail, Kingston and Ellenville. Yahler, Reynolds & Du Bois, American and Foreign Hardware, Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Fairbanks
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
The Rondont Courier, published by W. H. & J. C. Romeyn, is a large, well conducted Family Paper, containing local and general news, and a judicious selec- tion of miscellaneous reading. Ity adver- tising columns are a valuable medium for live business men to use in introducing their business to the public. During the twenty-four years of its existence, it has been a welcome visitor to many homes, and under its present management, bids fair to increase its field of usefulness. There is a well conducted Job Department, where all work is executed in the best style. See advertisement on page 234.
John Elting, dealer in Stoves. Tin- ware, Lead Pipe, &c., New Paltz, N. Y., advertises on page 210. Mr. Elting makes a specialty of some of the best and most popular Stoves now before the public .- Among these are the Oriental and Ameri- can Base Burning and Base Heating Stoves, and the American Cooking Stove. Any- thing in the line of Stove Fixtures, or Plumbing and Tinning, will be executed to the satisfaction of all reasonable custom- ers. Give him a call.
O. C. Hasbrouck, General Merchant, New Paltz, N. Y., keeps a good assortment of all goods usually found in a first-class Country Store. His old customers need not be told that in the line of Dry Goods, Gro- ceries, Boots, Shoes &c., his stock is unsur- passed in this vicinity and his prices as low as the times will admit. To those who do not know, we say call and see for your- selves. His card appears on page 210.
Dr. V. Sherwood, Dentist. Garden and Ferry Streets, Rondout, N. Y., is es- tablished in Rooms over Van Deusen's Drug Store, where he will attend to all calls. Those who have suffered long from toothache for fear of having them extract- ed, can call on Dr. S. and have them ex- tracted without pain. Full Fete of teeth or parts of eets inserted in the best man- ner. Heis the only Dentist in the County authorized to use Dr. Folsom's improve- ment in Dental Plates. Those who wish to have work according to the most ap- proved method, will do well to call on him. His advertisement appears on page 230.
George Maier, manufacturer and dealer in Boots and Shoes, No. 78 North Front Street, Kingston, N. Y., keeps a good assortment of Boots and Shoes, and makes to order to snit his customers .- Those who would improve their under- standing will find their soles improved by calling at Maier's. For durability, ease and comfort, his boots are unsurpassed .- See card on page 206.
Theodore Davis, manufacturer and dealer in Harnesses, Saddles, Blank- ets &c., Tuthill, Ulster Co., N. Y., is pre- pared to serve his customers with any- thing in his line, at reasonable prices .- Good clothing is as important for a horse as for a man. Now is the time to call on Davis to put everything in first rate order. If your carriage wants trimming, he will do it for you. See card on page 162.
Decker, Brink & Radcliff, deal- ers in Dry Goods, Yankee Notions &c., No. 15 Wall street, Kingston, N. Y., advertise on page 168. A passage through this store, and a view of the piles of goods of all kinds constantly received, is all that is ne- cessary to satisfy any person that he will find no better stock from which to select goods than at this "New York Store." The proprietors understand the wants of their customers and make their purchases to suit them. Those who call and examine the extensive stock will satisfy themselves that there is no need of going to the city for goods. Call and Bee.
Albert M. Low, manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, No. 19 Wall Street, Kingston, N. Y .. publishes an attractive card on page 170. He keeps on hand a good assortment and makes to order, to fit the most corniferous feet that wear boote. If you want a good easy fit- ting boot, leave your measure and you will get fits. Call and see.
Curtis & Shultis, manufacturers of Carriages and Sleighs, Union Avenue, Kingston, N. Y., publish a finely illus- trated card on page 176. We take pleasure iu calling the attention of the community to this establishment, where they will find carriages and sleighs manufactured froin the best materials by competent workmen. Their work needs only to be known to be appreciated, as multitudes are ready to testify.
Crosby, Merritt & Co., dealers in Dry Goods, Carpets &c., No. 7 Wall Street, Kingston, and Garden Street, Rondout, N. Y., offer rare inducements to their customers, both as to price and quality of goods. Let no one who wants any- thing in their line fail to give them a call before purchasing. See card on page 170.
S. Abbey & Son, dealers in Flour, Feed, Hay &c., Rondout, N. Y., publish a card on page 202. They keep the best of Sing Sing Lime and supply their customers at reasonable rates. Give them a call.
J. S. & L. A. DuBois, dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries &c., Tuthill, N. Y., advertise on page 162. Th ir stock of goods of all kinds usually kept in & coun- try store, is such as to meet the wants of this community. A cold winter is ap- proaching, and they are prepared to sup-
Beanman Newkirk, dealer in Meaty of all kinds. Washington Avenne, opposite Hurley Avenue, Kingston, N. Y., publishes a card on page 170. Those who know what good meat is, whether fresh or | ply the wants of their customers at prices salt, will do well to call at Newkirk's and he will mete out all ment, in a manner to mest the approval of all customers.
to suit the times. Call and see their stock and learn their prices. A word to the wise &c.
Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester in the World. Adriance, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich St., New York. See Card on Map.
BUCKEYE
HARDENBURGH.
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HARDENBURGH. (Post Office Addresses in Parentheses.)
Those who receive their mail at Turnwood and Shin Creek post offices, reside on Robinson Tract, Great Lot 6, Hardenburgh Patent. Those who receive their mail at Hardenburgh post office, reside on Darling's First Survey. Those who receive their mail at Dry Brook post office, reside on Garretson Tract, except Orrin Baker, Geo. Hinkley, John D. Todd, Abram McCann and Edward McCann.
Adee, Abram, (Turnwood,) lot 187, farmer | Delemater, Lewis, (Turnwood,) lot 237, far- 143.
Akerley, Alfred, (Dry Brook,) lot 12, farmer 160. Akerley, Townsend, (Dry Brook,) farmer 75.
Akerley, William, (Dry Brook,) lot 14, far- mer 160.
Armstrong, Isaac, (Turnwood,) lot 170, farmer 100.
Bailey, Erastus,(Turnwood,) lot 169, black- smith and farmer 50.
Baker, Isaac, (Turnwood,) lot 164, farmer 123.
Baker, Lewis, (Turnwood,) lot 173, farmer 129.
Baker, Orrin, (Dry Brook,) assessor and farmer 220.
Banks, Jane Mrs., (Turnwood,) lot 124, farmer 147. Banks, Joseph, (Turnwood,) lot 166, far- mer 135.
Banks, William, (Turnwood,) lot 146, far- mer 129.
Barnhart, Alexander H., (Turnwood,) lot 130, farmer 68.
Barnhart. Amos, (Turnwood,) lot 160, far- mer 200.
Barnhart, Colonel A., (Turnwood,) lot 160, farmer 50.
Barnhart, Nicholas, (Turnwood,) lot 130, farmer 68.
Bezant, William. (Turnwood,) lots 190, 191, 192 and 193, farmer 531.
Bussey, John, (Turnwood,) lot 181, farmer 57.
Bussey, Leroy, (Turn wood,) lot 203, farmer 359.
Callehan, David, (Turnwood,) lot 159, far- mer 60.
Cheesebro, James, (Turnwood, lot 189, far- mer 68.
Cook, Hiram D., (Dry Brook,) lot 61, farmer 303.
Cook, Vanburen, (Dry Brook,) lot 88, far- mer 50.
Crook, Henry, (Dry Brook,) lot 48, farmer 250).
Currie, George, (Tarnwood.) lot 200, far- mer 142.
Davis, Elias, (Tarrwood,) lot 145, carpen- ter and farmer 100.
Decker, John. (Turnwood,) lot 203, tray mill and farmer 2.
mer 68.
Delemeter, James, (Turnwood,) lot 238, far- mer 221.
Desilva, Demetrius, (Hardenburgh,) lot 19, town clerk and farmer 160.
Dilamater, Eliza, (Dry Brook,) lot 17, far- mer 40.
Dilemater, Abram H., (Hardenburgh,) lot 21, farmer 395.
Dilemater, Edward J., (Dry Brook,) lot 27, farmer 40.
Dury, Lawrence L., (Dry Brook,) lot 28, far- mer 15. . Dury, Sidney, (Dry Brook,) lot 93, far- mer 100.
Eighmy, Daniel, (Turnwood,) lot 168, far- mer 132.
Eighmy, George, (Turnwood,) lot 237, far- mer 68.
Eighmy, John, (Turnwood,) lot 184, farmer 68.
Fairburn, John, (Dry Brook,) lot 104, far- mer 160.
Flint, Philo, (Turnwood,) lots 147, 148, 157 and 158, farmer 521.
Gavitt, George H., (Hardenburgh,) lot 7, farmer 840.
Gavitt, John B., (Hardenburgh,) lot 18, far- mer 160.
Gavitt, Levi B., (Hardenburgh,) lot 38, far- mer 200.
Gavitt, Thomas W., (Hardenburgh,) lot 9, farmer 220.
Graham, Hiram, (Dry Brook,) lot 101, far- mer 270.
Graham, Isaac, (Dry Brook,) lot 136, farmer 115.
Graham, William, (Dry Brook,) lot 100, far- mer 145.
Haines, Judson, (Dry Brook,) lot 60, farmer 433. Hinkley, George, (Dry Brook,) lot 13, far- mer 280.
Hinkley. William, (Dry Brook,) lot 103, farmer 200.
Hotchkiss, Albert, (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co .. ) lot 151, farmer 69.
Hotchkiss. Chancey, (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co .. ) lot 12s. farmer 194.
Hotchkiss, Jeremiah, (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,) lot 154, farmer 145.
Hull, Elibu, (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,) lot 129, farmer 170.
BUCKEYE
Adriance, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich St., New York. See Card on Map. Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester in the World.
310 ULSTER COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Sherman DEALERS IN PROPRIETOR. Caller, Reynolds & DuBois, American and Foreign Hardware, Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Fairbanks Scales, Hoyt Bro's Leather Belting, DuPont's Powder, &c., at Wholesale and Retail, Kingston and Ellenville. KERHONKSON, N. Y.
Knapp,
Blue Flagging Stone,
Railroad Ties,
Cord Wood and Chestnut Posts. ALSO, Tan Bark, Heading, Sawed Lumber, &C.
Kerhonkson, N. Y.
Kerhonkson Hotel,
SCHOONMA
Board by the Day or Week. Meals Served at all Hours.
Choice Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Served at the Bar.
Ample Accommodation for Horses, &c.
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HARDENBURGH.
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183. Joekell, Ernest, (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,)| Seager, Hiram, (Dry Brook,) lot 102, farmer lot 154. farmer 50.
Joscelyn, George S., (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,) lot 131, farmer 60.
Keator, Cornelius, (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,) lot 180, farmer 132.
Kelley, Abram, (Dry Brook,) lot 15, farmer 50.
Kelley, Abram L., (Turnwood,) lot 223, far- mer 144.
Kelley, George O., (Dry Brook,) farmer 280. Kelley, Jonathan S., (Turnwood,) lot 165, farmer 116.
Kelley, Joshua, (Turnwood,) lot 162, far- mer 134. .
Kelley, Mary, (Dry Brook,) lot 49, farmer 130. Kelley, Mary O., (Dry Brook,) lot 91, farmer 107.
Kelley, Nelson P., (Turnwood,) lot 248, far- mer 215.
Kelley, Thomas O., (Dry Brook,) lot 64, far- mer 2-3.
Kittle, Elijah, (Hardenburgh,) lot 28, far- mer 140.
Lake, Richard, (Turnwood,) lots 272 and 273, farmer leases 270.
Lathan, Thomas, (Turnwood,) lots 196 and 197. farmer leases 392.
Leal, Robert B., (Turnwood,) lot 262, mason and farmer 130.
Lynch, Jucob, (Dry Brook,) lot 12, farmer . 80.
Marks. Sarah L.,(Hardenburgh,) farmer 200. Maynard. Erasmus, Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,) lot 177, farmer 132.
McCann, Abram, (Dry Brook,) farmer 32. McCann Edward, (Dry Brook,) farmer 35. Miller, Aaron, (Turnwood,) lot 272, farmer 133.
Mills, Charles, (Turnwood,) lot 246, farmer 132.
Munson, David, (Turnwood,) lot 264, far- mer 283.
Murdock, James, (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,) lot 149, saw mill and farmer 250. Newton, Mary, (Hardenburgh,) lot 49, far- mer 199.
Noxan, Arthur, (Hardenburgh,) lot 20, post- master and farmer 160.
Pierce, Robert, (Dry Brook,) lot 23, farmer 200.
Pratt, Arthur M., (Turnwood,) lot 198, saw mill and farmer 204.
Rowe, Orrin, (Turnwood,) lot 131, farmer 30.
Seager, Samuel M., (Dry Brook,) lot 103, farmer 142.
Sherwood, Jabez, (Turnwood,) lot 171, farmer 133.
Slater, Edwin R., (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,) lot 144, farmer 68.
Stanton, Legrand R., (Turnwood,) lot 212, farmer 146.
Steele, Joseph, (Shin Creek, Sullivan Co.,) lot 151, farmer 69.
Stewart, Augustus, (Dry Brook,) lot 65, farmer 270.
Tates, James, (Hardenburgh,) lot 8, farmer 160.
Todd, Andrew J., (Dry Brook,) lot 10, far- mer 100.
Todd, Benajah, (Dry Brook,) lot 65, farmer 190. . Todd. David, (Dry Book,) lot 10, farmer 113.
Todd. Dyer, (Dry Brook,) lot 102, justice of the peace and farmer 235.
Todd, John D., (Dry Brook,) farmer 270. Todd, Orrin, (Dry Brook,) lot 9. farmer 113. Todd, Orrin S., (Shin Creek, Sulivan Co.,) lot 176, farmer 115.
Todd, William, (Dry Brook,) lot 28, farmer 194.
Tompkins, Joseph, (Turnwood,) lot 184, farmer 68.
Tripp, Hooper C., (Turnwood,) lot 211, far- mer 197.
Utter, Harmon, (Dry Brook,) lot 27, farmer 288.
Utter, John, (Dry Brook,) lot 89, farmer 160.
Utter, John L., (Dry Brook,) lot 48, farmer 25.
Utter, Robert, (Dry Brook,) lot 29, farmer 170.
Utter, William, (Dry Brook,) lot 28, post master and farmer 158.
Vanceuren, Seth A., (Turnwood,) lot 167, farmer 123.
WAMSLEY, AMOS, (Tarnwood,) lots 185 and 1S6, post master, surveyor, super- visor and farmer 270.
Ward, David, (Hardenburgh,) lot 39, farmer 160.
Waters, William, (Turnwood,) lot 132, far- mer 120.
Whitcomb, Dennis, (Hardenburgh,) lot 27, farmer 60.
Wilson, Abram, (Turnwood,) lot 189, farmer 68.
Scales, Hoyt Bro's Leather Belting, DuPont's Powder, Ke., at Wholesale and Retall, Kingston and Ellenville. Aahler, Reynolds & DuBois, American and Foreign Hardware, Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Fairbanks
BUCKEYE Mower and Self-Raking Reaper, the most Perfect Harvester in the World. Adrianco, Platt & Co., 165 Greenwich St. New York. See Card on Map.
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CENSUS REPORT.
POPULATION OF ULSTER COUNTY.
Census Returns for 1870, 1865 and 1860, showing the Increase and Decrease in the last decade.
TOWNS.
1870.
1865.
1860.
Increase. Decrease
Rate per cent. in- crease or decrease.
Denning
1044
939
1073
29
3 -*
Esopus.
4552
4746
4735
183
4-
Gardiner.
1991
1951
2096
105
5+
Hardenburgh
629
533
505
124
25-
Hurley.
2994
2382
2364
630
27-
Kingstont.
11831
17296
16640
5274
31+
Lloyd.
2658
2567
2499
159
6 +
Marbletown
4224
3818
4120
104
3-
Marlborough
2974
2733
2776
198
7+
New Paltz.
2040
2033
2023
17
.8+
Olive.
3099
3259
3262
163
5-
Plattekill.
2031
2012
1918
113
6-
Rochester
4088
3585
4539
451
10-
Rondout Village
10083
Rosendale.
3625
2884
2826
799
28+
Saugerties.
10456
9426
9537
919
10-
Shandaken.
2703
2:19
2430
273
11+
Shawangunk
2823
2767
2870
47
2-
Wawarsing.
8151
8335
8311
160
2-
Woodstock.
2012
1624
1858
: 154
8+
Totals.
84008
75609
176382
7626
10-
*As it is not convenient to give the decimal expressing the exact rate per cent., when the remaining fraction is less than one-half, we have made use of the + sign to indicate that the true rate per cent. is greater than that expressed, and when the remaining fraction is greater than one-half, one has been added to the integer, and the - sign used to indicate that the true rate per cent. is less than the number by which it is expressed.
tThe authority at hand does not state the population of Rondont separate from Kingston, in which town it Is, hence we are unable to indicate the rate of increase or decrease in either of the villages of Kingston or Rondont : but since the population in Kingston in 1:00 includes the whole namber in the town, we have added the number in Rondont iu 1870 to the number in Kingston in the same year, and indicated the rate of increase in the whole town.
CENSUS REPORT.
Agricultural Statistics from Census of 1865.
TOWNS.
Winter Wheat-
bushels harvested
bushels harvested
bushels harvested
bushels harvested
pounds harvested
pounda harvested
bushels harvested
Milch Cows,
number of, 1865.
Horses, two years
old and over, 1865
Sheep, number
shorn, 1865.
Denning.
452
270
5282
.
241
283
21800
58
551
Esopus ..
1743
11364
17384
23479
57016
838
63483
643
742
Gardiner.
2254|
279331
24116
11539
15507
1355
142795
489
2171
Hardenburgh ..
2195
175
4827
3790
482
51767
93
856
Hurley
643
7627
14577
14710
1000
1653
6070
587
47633
585
425
Kingston
1525!
12276
20753
28S65
1200
12606
596
26379
910
3-7
Lloyd
824' 13462
21079
8627
22976
638
56695
357
303
Marbletown ..
3298;
21225|
37670
27939
800
350
27156
1364
110310
775
1600
Marlborough.
1278
16678|
24545
11243
610|
15068
853
73822
444
1417
Olive.
26
4612
19680
21073
135
6
36350
1092
89460
587
1629
Plattekill
654
20731
27392
28419
43531
1090
98445
535
1311
Rochester
3869
17330
27117
19848
160
10663
971
84395
623
1525
Rosendale.
529
10000
13625
12972
23400
20175
698
45641
4611
131
Saugerties ..
1745
15840
20092
30310
100
4146
28189
1325
103985
1066
10:45
Shandaken
3017
6645
16329
16426
752
69626
329
12-20
Shawangunk ..
2470
292131
38216
14052
2000
24433
2151
203925
673
25~6
Wawarsing ..
1695
14722
32531
35711
5320
55
18904
1652
142910
1009
1914
Woodstock.
8065
9309
11274
17670
725
51356
278
1413
Totals
24394 253645 381501 338739
34725
6210) 411948 18226/1547217
10354 21708
ADDITIONAL STATISTICS FROM CENSUS OF 1865.
In addition to the above extracts we give the following totals for the County, as per returns for the several heads mentioned :
Cash Value of Farms, 1865, $15,410,769 ; of Stock, 1865, $2,140,960; of Tools and Imple- ments, 1865. 8614.841 ; Acres Plowed, 1865, 49,411 ; Tons of Hay, 1864, 88,083%{ ; Winter Rye, bushels harvested in 1864, 290,199 ; Barley, bushels harvested in 1864, 1,194; Flux, acres sown in 1863, 104% ; Pounds of Lint, 1864, 7,922 ; Honey, pounds collected in 1864, 56,630 ; Working Oren, number in 1865, 3,056 ; Neat Cattle, number killed for beef, in 1864, 4,585; Swine, number of pigs in 1865, 18,459 ; one year old and over, 1865, 11,677 ; slaugh- tered in 1884, 18,439; pounds of pork made in 1864, 2,846,664 ; Wool, pounds shorn in 1865, 69,482;% ; Sheep, number of lambs raised, 1865, 15,472; number killed by dogs, 1864, 484; Poultry, value owned, 1863, 855,292.12 ; value of eggs sold, 1864, $36,601.30 ; Fertiliz- ers, value bought, 1864, $19,811.70 ; Domestic Manufactures, 1864, yards of fulled cloth, 4,004% ; yards of linen, 6,209X ; yards of flannel, 9,774% ; yards of cotton and mixed goods, 1,256% ; Apples, number of trees in fruit, 1864, 200.654; barrels of cider, 1964, 15,177%.
BUCKEYE
Mower and Self-Baking Renpor, the most. Perfect Harvester in the World.
1864.
Oats,
1864.
1864.
Potatoes,
1864.
Tobacco,
1864.
Hops,
1864.
Apples,
1864.
Butter,
pounds mado
1864.
New Paltz ...
1763
21903
25825
12230
33177
774
62790
406
431
.
313
Indinu Corn,
314 ULSTER COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
N. WAKELEE DEALER IN PARLOR, CHAMBER AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, Walnut, Chestnut & Enameled Chamber Furniture, BUREAUS, WASH STANDS, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, Cottage Bedsteads, &c. BED SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES. No. 102 North Front Street, (head of Fair,) Kingston. UPHOLSTERING DONE TO ORDER. UNDERTAKING! COFFINS, CASKETS. HANDLES. PLATES, and everything in the line. FUNERALS ATTENDED by experienced persons promptly.
KINGSTON ARGUS Newspaper & Job Printing ESTABLISHMENT.
H. G. Crouch, Proprietor, 29 Wall Street, Kingston, N. Y.
STEAN PRESSES AND JOB TYPE, OF THE LATEST DESIGN.
All Kinds of Printing Done in the Best Style.
Terms of the Argus, $2 in Advance.
Gahler, Reynolds & DuBois, American and Foreign Hardware, Agricultural Implements and Machinery, Fairbanks Scales, Hoyt Bro's Leather Belting, DuPont's Powder, &c., at Wholesale and Retail, Kingston and Ellenville.
COURTS COUNTY OFFICERS-INT. REVENUE OFFICERS. 315
COURTS IN ULSTER COUNTY-1871. TO BE HELD AT THE COURT HOUSE IN KINGSTON.
CIRCUIT COURTS AND COURTS OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Second Monday of January, . MILLER, Justice
Third Monday of April, ... HOGEBOOM, Justice
First Monday of October, PECKHAM, Justice
COUNTY COURTS AND COURTS OF SESSIONS. AUGUSTUS SCHOONMAKER, JR., COUNTY JUDGE.
Second Monday of. February First Monday of. ... June Fourth Monday of .. November
Grand Jury is required to attend only at the June term.
ULSTER COUNTY OFFICERS.
Coroners.
P. O. ADDRESS
Curley, James ...
. Saugerties
Mckenzie, Edward Port Ewen
Stephan, Chas. Rondont
Van Ostrand, John
Rosendale
County Clerk.
Deyo, Chas. W
Kingston
County Judge.
Schoonmaker, Angustus Jr .....
. Kingston
County Treasurer.
Brodhead, John C ..
Kingston
District Attorney.
Westbrook, Frederick L ..
.Kingston
Justices of Sessions.
Surrogate.
Davis, Dewitt C ..
. Shokan
Elting, Abraham V. N
New Paltz | Fowler, Chas. A
Kingston
U. S. Internal Revenue Officers in Ulster Co., 13th District. ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
1st Division-Anthony McClung, Kingston, towns of Kington and Sauger- P. O. ADDRESS ties ... . Kingston 2nd Division-Isaac C. Dart, for towns of Hurley, Olive, Shandaken and
Marbletown ... . Shokan 3d Division-A. F. Carling, for the towns of Denning, Hardenburgh, Roches-
ter and Wawarsing Ellenville 4th Division-A. J. Pratt, for towns of Esopns, Rosendale, Lloyd, New Paltz, Highland Gardiner, Plattekill, Marlborough and Shawanagunk
COLLECTOR.
1st Division, C. S. Clay
Kingston
GAUGERS.
R. G. Tammany . Rondont
E. D. Russell .. Ellenville A. J. Pratt. Highland T
Loan Commissioners.
P. O. ADDRESS
Davis, Jacob
. Accord
Knapp, James S.
... Marlborough
School Commissioners.
Mulford, Oscar
.Highland
Montross, Horace W
Ellenville
Sheriff.
Kerr, John W.
Kingston
Superintendent of the Poor.
Winne, Benj. J.
Tuthill
Scales, floyt Bro's Leather Belting, DuPond's Powder, &e., at Wholesale and Retail, Kingston and Ellenville. Sahler, Reynolds & DuBois, American and Foreign Hardware, Agricultural Implemente and Machinery, Fairbanks
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PUBLISHER'S NOTICES.
Rondont Freeman, Daily and Weekly, published by Horatio Fowks, is advertised on parre 250. The Weekly has made its regular visits in this community for more than a dozen years, and the libe- ral encouragement given, has induced the proprietor to start a Daily and incur the heavy expense of securing the Associated Press Dispatches. We trust his confidence in the public has not been misplaced, but that he will receive the reward which his enterprise merits. Being the only Daily in Rondont, it ought to have a large circu- lation. The Job Printing department is well supplied with all the facilities for do- ing first-class work. Success to the Free- man and its publisher.
The Buckeye Mowing and Reaping Machines-When the great U. S. Trial of Mowers and Reapers was held at Syracuse in 1857, this admirable machine, which had just been brought out, surprised everybody by its novelty and many excel- lencies, and won the highest awards. At that time the valuable patents under which it was built were secured for several States by the enterprising firm which now con- tinues its manufacture, Adriance, Platt & Co. At the second great trial of Mowers and Reapers, made by the N. Y. State Agri- cultural Society in 1866, the Buckeye again carried off the highest honors, showing that in the years intervening it had not gone backward in the race for superiority. Every new suggestion is thoroughly weighed, improvements only are adopted. The verdict of the people is nearly as unani- mous as that of the learned and practical committees who made these awards, for its gales far exceed those of any other ma- chine in the sections supplied by Adriance, Platt & Co. In fact they increase so fast, that the demand is almost always in ex- cess of the supply. The Self-Raking At- tachment on the Buckeye Machine has met with a success corresponding to that of the Mower, and has eurpassed all others in the perfection of its operation. One great secret of the success of Adriance, Platt & Co., as manufacturers, has been in the con- scientious manner in which they have built their machines, and the great dura- bility of the Buckeye machine has been largely due to the excellence of the mate- rial used and the mechanical perfection of the workmanship. See advertisement on Map.
Colburn & Ostrander, Dentists. have, for the convenience of their patrons, opened offices at No. 9 Wall Street, Kingston, and over Winter's News Office, No. 7 Garden Street, Rondont, where they are executing all work to the general satis- faction of their customers: Those who are po unfortunate as to lose the organs which nature has provided for the mastication of their food. are to be congratulated that they have fallen into the bands of Colburn & Ostrander, who are well posted as to all the departments of their profession, and will do justice to all who call on them. They publish a card on page 266.
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