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Housekeeper, Wayfarer* !• way in long, my darling, The road is rough ami stcwp, Jl faftt across the areulng tky IMO the shadows sweep. * oh ! my love, my darling, No ill to us oan come, 3 terror turn us from the path, For we am going home. our feet Are tired, my darling 80 tirwl, the tender feet; .1 think, when we are there at last, How Nwwt the rest, how sweet ! or k>! ttio tauiM are lighted, And yonder gleaming dome, cfore u*, H hi mug like a star, Shalt guide our footsteps home. 7e've lost the flowers we gathered, 80 early in the morn ; Ad on wn go, with empty hands, And garuiouts soiled and worn. ill oh, the dear All Father * Will out to meet us come, nd fair«r tlowors and whiter robes Thoro wait for us at home. r% cnM, my love, and famished, Art faint and sore athirst ? >e pationt yet a little while> And joyous as at first ; •or oh, tho sun sets never Within that land of bloom, -nd thou shalt eat the bread of life And drink life's wine at home. lie wind blows oold, my darling, Adown the mountain steep, tnd thick across the evening sky The darkling shadows creep ; Hit oh, my love, press onward, Whatever trials come, or in tho Way the Father set We two are going home. Holiday Remarks. ieae are the day a when our hornet Id bo doubly attractive ; the bright 1 appearance which they have auum- yr the holidays should not be at once cased with ; but let tb# joys and fee- *et linger with us at long as they can. housekecpert should follow tho exam- 3f the merchants in bringing oat the ht and pleating things, to that the dren will notAhink that the store win- » arethe only^laccB where they oan novelties and attractions. Do not put pretty Christmas gifts out of tight it away, but leave them around that nay have full benefit of them, and nda and neighbors catch a glimpto, Let all the available evergreens, ~ed leaves and ferns do service now ; • should be left hidden away in books y to bo brought to light next summer :n the earth is all fresh and green. . pretty way to adorn pictures and turn <-ordn is to gather long sprigs of rtle, tho longer the better ; put them small bottle of water, as many as the nth will hotd. If there arc any inter- net tuck in cotton so that none of the ter will disappear excepting what thn rtte driruN up. Tie a cord around neck ot tho bottle and fasten it out tight to tho ftcrew-oye back of the pic- e. Twine tho wavy branches ot myrtle ceifully nnd lovingly around your pic- e an*) »u» tho cords, and you will he •prim <l >n ilio pleasing effect. To wash flannel without shrinking it,— vo plenty of hot soft water ; make a :1s with good soap ; rub the clothes .an tin (I rin«e, out all the soap. Do not . the clnthcs cool from the time they are t till they arc ready to put on the line, it them into the next suds or the rinsing tor n* tout as wrung out, and let them ol in tho basket before you hang Hhem >. Wtuih them in the morning, on a nshtny day if possible, so they will have good chance to dry, and you will bo sat- ied with tho.result. Tooth F'owder—Ton cent* worth ot 'oumt cttalk, five cents worth orris root, e cento worth myrrh, one teatpoonful ound castile soan. Mix all well tbgeth- To prevent hair tailing off—Take a eee, of taltpetre the eizetfa hickory ut, and put in a quart of water and wet le head daily. Boiled onions—Take off outside skin, at off both end*, let stand in cold water n hour , then drop them into a saucepan ontaining two quarts boiling water; oil fifteen or twenty minutes,; saucepan last \HS closely covered ; then pour off lit water ; then boil a half hour longer i two quarts ot fresh boiling water ; — >ald a cupfull of nice fresh milk, thick- ned with a little flour ; season to taste nd boil flvo minutes, and serve whole.— \hit destroys the strong, disagreeable *te ami smell of the onions, and will ot produce heartburn. Orange cake—Five eggs, leaving out He whites of two, one and a half cup* of Ugar, two of flour, one half cup of water; juice ot one orange and the yelloir of tts^rind graVd, one half tea tpoonful of cream of tartar, one quarter featpoonful of soda. For jelly : Whites of two eggs, one orange and sugar to mix like icing. The sugar for the -cake is boil- ed in the water «nd used eoldV Bake in layers as in any jelly cake. Citron cake—Three cups of sugar, one of butter, one of sweet milk, four of flour, one teaspoonj^ul cream of tartar, one half teaspoonful of* sod^ half a pound of citron out fine and thin, and the whites of ten eggs beaten very light. QUESTIONS. M. 8., Msssena, wants to know how to make cood coffee. F. 0 , Canton, wants to know test treatment for croup. M. G., Offdeneburg—How can I make good light uuckwheat cakes without sotft or buttermilk f OOHPBTITION IB TH1 LOT pf TRAD*. PEOPLE WILL BUY GOODS WHERE THEY OAN SECURE THEM THE CHEAPEST. THIS PLAOF YOU WILL FIND AT D/&..A. MCGKUER'S, IT IS now sn acknowledged (act tfaa'OomirirrwM OAN ss OURXD. li fan* ue«n cured n s very great number of cate«, some of the u apparently despor- ate ones, by Schenck's Paltnonto Syrup alone, and fn other* b* the Mine medlclno In connection with Schenck 1 * Sea Weed Tonic *• d Maorinke Pit », one or both, according* to the requirement* of the case. The old supposition that \ronsuraption i* in- curable,\ for mar r j*nn deterred Physicians from attempting to find a remedy for that dUense, and patients afflicted with it reconciled ihemselvee to doatb without sn effort being made to save them from s doom wh\ch was considered Inevitable Dr. Scbenck hlmaelf was supposed ut one time to beattbe very gat«oi death, bis Phyelcltnt having prono »nded hi* case hopole«s and abandoned him to bin Fate be was CUBSO by the aforesaid medicines and afterwards enjoyed uninterrupted good hea'th for more than forty y^am. Thomand* of people have used Dr. Bcnenck* preparatlo* s with th« same remarkable succeaa. Bchenck'e Alminac, containing a thorough treat- ies on Cosumptton, liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Ac. can be had gratis of any druggist, or of J. II. Bchenek A Son, Phlta<t«lp la. Full directions for the rse of Schenck's medLlnes accomphny each DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY In the city, ud will tall any article to our stock A SMALLER PROFIT, FOR CA8H..CI Than any other firm doing a credit business can afford. We do not pay any high rent for any plate glass fronts njr an large salaries. ITK BUY AND SELL FOR CAIHlltJI LADIES 9 CLOAKS A SPECIALTY. Thanking the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon ut and the confidence reposed in us in the past, we will endeavor in the future, by honest and fair dealing, to continue in the good grace* of the people of the county. 1). & A. MCGRUER, henck'n Polmonlc Byrup, Bear Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills are for sale by all druggists. 91 The Argus For 1878 Slxty-flve rears ago the Argus wss founded by wise snd patriotic men or the pirpose of sustain- ing the war of 181t, and of •opportlug tta Adminis- tration of James Madi- on. Through all t beae yenrs It has been accepted as the organ of the Democratic parly at the Capitol of the State, sad has been re/ garded as one of the most Influential advocates o the Cat\ee In the nvtlon. It has ndeviatinglv stood forth In defense of the Constitution, of the rights of the 8taUn{ and of individual liberty; for the reduc- tion of the expenses of goxernment, in order that labor shall be lightly burdened; the equalisation of taxation; municipal reform; the correction of ahuttefl in State government, and, as essential to these, the reform of National Administration. THE SUNDAY ARGUS. At large (expense, we have, within the current year commenced fc e publication of a Bandar ed- ition. Ik Is Issued in quarto form every Hnnday morning, contains the latett repo ts by telsyrap •. and Is filled with choice literary and other enter- taining matter. This edition goea free to all yearly subscribers to the Daftly. TBRM8. DA1LT. One copy, ont v«ar (Including 8unday editlon).$10.00 Five copies, one year [to one a4drew] 4B.O) Ton copies, one year [to one sddrwsj 80.00 fUMDAY AROUB. One copy, ons year [ttuarto forml $160 Fiee to sll yearly eubscribers of the Argus daily. One copy, one year [Quarto form] $ 3.00 Two copies, one j • ir I to one address] 5.00 Five copies, one year [to one sddretn] IS UO Ten coplea, one yeir [to one address] 90.00 WSKKLT. One copy, one y«sr, [Quarto form] $160 Five copies, one yesr (to one addre*»l '.. 5*< 0 t'eu copleti. one ear [to ono addrotsj . 10 00 Twenty copies, ono ywar [to one aduress] 10.00 With an extr i copy to the tretter up of every C ub ot Ten Hetnlwfeklle*. An ext A copy will i*e Kivvn for every flub of Twentv Weeklies, or a copy o the Be 1-weekly f|>rev<ry Club of Fifty, or the Dally one year for every Club of One Hundred at$l each. All burliness letter should be addressed to THE ARQUS COMPANY, Albtn-, New York. The Worldjor 1878. Sines the chantre to It* proprietorship, which took placo May 1. l«7*\ 'The W«r)d has become lb« brightest, eprtgnoltest. moat scholarly sod popular JourpU <n in« metropolis.\ * Ills entertain^, tntsi- ewtlng. hrlffhi, decent, Air snd tr •ihfoi.\ It does wrong willingly to no man, no creed, uo int?rest no party. It treats all subject* of trnporta ce oarmst- ly and with respect. U seeks 10 make luelfan agreeable companion, *s W*ll ss a f»l hfnl guide and tuacbrr. The world regard a the recent vlcto rles of the p »rty with whteh tt by preference acts not as mere partisan triumphs sained by parti fan c ntrtvaiicas, i-nt ss the unratstakeabie expression of a drop and genuine popular demand for new methods in government, for a thorough purification of the public se> vice and far a rectino*uon of the aim* of our party organisations. Wherever sn<! w enever the D mocratic party proves I'telf loya to this popular demand THE Wo KM) «Ui resalnte- lynphold It; wherever and whenever it Tails ehort of or attempt* to conn ter act ti>is popular demand TU It WOULD will as ni*olately dooonnce and op- p<wo%. In a word, THB WORLD believe* the Democratic party to ezlut for the ifood of the public service. It does not believe the pnS ic service te exist fnr the good of the Democratic party, WBKKLY WORLD, contains all tbo news of the week, presented in a concine and attractive manner ; the best, of many excellent letters *«ut by able correspondents from all p*rts of the world; bitght and entertaining edt torlal« on all matters of interest to the public. Short stories and stories continued from week tc week, written expressly for TUB WORLD by the besi authors. Poll reports of all the principal markets in th United Btater and foreign countries; a grange de- partment, Ac , Ac. It Is In every ee«entla]> piper for the family DDT. Moore. Esq., the fonndor and for many years tbo editor of Moore's Bnral New-Yorker, wi'l hereafter edit the Farmers' page or THB WK8KL¥ WORLD. No paper In the country will have a better Farm era* Department shan TUB WOKLD. The Granite Department will also be under charge of D. D. T. Moore, Esq. One year, 59 nambtr*, postage free, less than * cents per week fi 00 TO OLTB AUBNT8-An extra copy for club of ten S parate!y\ddre«eed. The Bemt-Weekly WORLD I club of twenty, *e arately addressed. The DAILY WOBLD. for Clab of Fifty, separately ad dressed. CAHH PREMIUMS! To the person bom whom the WORLD shall recelv previous to March 11,1H78, the money for the largest number of subscribers for one year to the WEEKLY WORLD we will give a first prise of $800 00. i For the next largest number, a **COSHI prise o $100.00. For the two next nrgest lints of subcrlbers $100 00 each. . For fe two next largest fists of subscribers, tw prtans of $75 00 each. For the six next largest lists, six prises or $60.00 each. For the eleven next largest lists, eleven prises o $K.O0 each. All persons desirlous ofcqmpetln* for these prises (which are offered in addition to the' regular clsb premiums) will please signify their Intention of to ^Iplngaud send to us for full instructions* We wll ?*** SSAPJiPI o/Jtbww pHaes to any person mpply ng THB WORLD to stioscrihers at less than iegu, lar rates, via.: ( . OUB JHJUS&R FMR Address all orders and letters to \THB WOJ&t>,\ * Hrk Bow, New tork H. a—Tboee saUsftiitnx before 1 nuarj 1 receive the i» *_ •'WEEKLY WOULD* intil Janasry I. iW». for* OKI DOLLAfl. will Where Low'Prices and Honesty reign supreme. r« «o Met 4iiol« Pri«e« fbt; ear ConpeUUrf to ••• WB HAVE THB OHBAPBIT STOCK OF *• * Oal4e« November l\ 1877. Ford ftt,, Ofaenabnrv, M. ¥• For NINETY DAYS FROM DATE Elegant Table Silverware Ota W *«>md hy an o« «Mi^ll»»M wttk ikaJM^wiac «M«1U«U : Tk« VBUM*! Wlm PUtlog C««I«BT, 1M Cbwuimi SUMt, rin»4iiplila, iuiMit«n of Pun O*ia SundarA MlT«r-FUt«4 W»w, will «M4 t» may va« wk* rtMlm tkto Mli«t, • Bat «T Doubi* Kiir* Pi»t«4 8lw«r 8p«*ai, and engrave 6n esota spoon any dealred iaitlAl. Y*« mre r«|«lr«4 i* «ot emt UM following SUr«rw*r* OiMpM ««i •*»* II I*' Ui« *boT« 0«wpaBy, wttb y««r o»m« »o4 M4r»M, and also letMVoM wttk It 78 o**U lopaj all oharn*, laclw<Mii( «on of «agraTlag laillaU, pMBlag. boxi«|,a*4 nmn ekargM. Ta« npcxmi will M ae»i by «i|>r«M (or «aU. If jom bar* a* «ipr«a oSter), aad datlvtred la y«wr baadi wltawit further oo»t. TbMt Sa«o»i ar« g«araat««4 M *• •f ta« h«M aMUrtal. aad *qaal to th* baat Slltar-Plaiad Wan m*U, aa tk« fclWwU* l«tUf froai tat <'.«Bp»n; will watlfr : OIWI o» N^Tioau. HUTU FbATTM* Co., 1*4 OkwtactSt., fffelfaOlpkla, Fm. • To whom Ik may Ooooern.—The 8p*oa« ami wit aa4«r thU arraatMM«i w« gaaraat** ar« af ten qvslttT, Or«t aravllj alav4 wUk MM •ieial (tb« karA«rt wall* «etal ka«wa), aod a 4eub)« eiirs pimtm *f |nrr* ColM-8tu4ar« 8llv*r U««d ea Up of tbea'et«i, tbat rvoieritig IIMIB ih« very best SttT*r<t>iaM« Wan MM«C»«- turad. W« will hoaor n*ortt«r wafoa d<>«« a«t maula ia« SUrarwar* Cmtfam, aai w* wiU aot fcMor U« O»paa aflat •taotyAktri Ann tb* d»t« «f tali paper. lBltB««] VATl&XAL SILVBB FLATnCO OO.. 104 Chestnut Bt^ PhUadelphla. H1LVKKWAUK COUPON. On reealpt of this C*«p**, togttfctr with 75 o«ata to aavar all ««arg«a, tMiafl- lag axpMM *r aaalllag, akgrariag ••• »»*Ug. *• lwi«»y agrta W Mid I* a*i a4- 4f«M a aM af o«r pun Coia-8iaa4«H <Mkt«^Ktra platM SILVER SPOONS, a*i OB M0h 8pa*a ragraT* aaj 4Mlr«4 tatUal. All emargM inttln mvpaM hy tka78MBta ml <u, >a4 UU Spwaa Will s*«aU««r«i at caatUaUa* am «f aajr •4h«r «fcarg«. Oao4 far alB«ty dajra fran «ata «rf t«U MM*. afur w»to thlt C««MM tt sail M« iM*. IBlfsacl NATIOWlt SILV1R PL ATI NO DO. 70* Ohestnma fu, VhiUdelpbla. ffbo«M It be daalnd, any «aa «T th« IMIowlag artJ«l«a will B« wat !• lien of UM 8am>a* on payaMmt af t*« Mlnwlag «barg«a; Six aalM atnel kalf«a, bln4«aa« haadU «ae aolM plt««, bant •Mrl.a«uala alakal aad all?«r flawd, Si; aix fork*, doable nl«k«l and «lir»r pUt^d. W eta. If all th*M •ood* tN dMtrtd, «a4rtoaw tb« total ebargaa, wfeteh will tnTllna fcrarr— ai Si for knW«i. aad Mett. for fortta—total, SS TO—ikon Miriti for fS.Tf what w»mla eo«t *n« ••• Jaare la aav other tit. RrmeiBMr ibkt e«oh artiole, «xoept vniTea, will be engraved with *ujr Initial desired withoal «stra oost. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Tklt liberal offer boldt g«od f»r mt\y alartj dav« trim «al*. tbarafen It It to thr tsUrmt •? all wbo eaa««e«ra l u boaaSu HMU It that U«r an totdebarrvd bj r*a»*« or U>« expiration «f tk« Uaie •p«elS«d. All lei- tan orAariag 8U*erwara abaaM b» »4<reniaj dlraet (* U« ]tATIOIf4I. LATIN G CO.. Wo, ?o« Ohaataut Street. * ECONOMIZE! WILSON GRAND PRIZE CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION 1676. AS THE BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. Its compefitora receiving only an awtid for tome tpeclal feature of their machine* Tie Wor Raj OdllttUsd CtpaeK-f to do all kfadi of Family Sewing and ITS PATENT AUTOMATIC \CUT €FF» on tlie band wheel presents the ma. chine firm mining; backward^ an^ objriates the necessity of UlUng the work from tip nuehlxie I? wind thread e* the bobbing whkh most be dona with all other Sewing Machines} to the gr«t ahnoranee of the operator, especially In tucking, hemming and ruffling. It < >cs one-third more work iu a gircn length of time than any other Sewing macli ne. WITH ETEET MOTION of the FOO? the MA€HINB. MAKES SIX STTTCIIES. IlwWilmMMS til in it mh tori i& m faj u to otto Mm It requires no special instructions b nse tt; an Illnstrated Direction Book if famished with each machine. It GAIlO^filT OUT OF ORDIB, AID « AOJOSTMEITTS ARE ABSOtUTH.T PIRFlCT. A frlferl* oieented Certifleate it ftrtislied with each Machine, gaaraateeiiig tt keep tt ii repair, tree «f eha#, lor fire years. laehiaes ssM en easy Urns ef paymett, uA 4eliTered,frMi of charge, at aty Railroad tkv%tim tho UnJUi States where we have nt aUmdfbr For IUI1 petrtioularai aidd tTi MMlffav, IEW TOEKi IEW 0BUB4 . ^ t Q •. v, •M SSWIIfQ MAGHI1IB OO. B. AsUGIE, Af«* Offsttmakturt. H. T, New, Advt'8 _ Q GDEN8BURG AND LAKE CHAJI PLAIN BAJZJtOAD. and after Bonday. Bept. 80th, eomm«nelnr st It o'clock midnight, trains will no as follows (Butt days exempted:) 7 GOING KA8T. MAIL TKAIK.—Laave O«den«bnrjr ut lttOp, n.; Norwood 1.18 p. ro.; M^lone i.ift y. m.\ Mooer's JunctioD 4.1*6 p. m. ;' Rou*«'» Point 4 60 p. m. ; eonnecting at Norwood with U. W. & O. R R. f r Potsdam, Canton and Kouth : at Mo er'n Janetlou sad Route's Point with N.YAC.K. R. for PfetU- borgb, Port Kent, WTiHehall, 8aratoga, Troy, Albsay, snd New York;al*o st RoQ«e'» Point witbCratrai Vermont B. R. for St. Albann, Bar- llagton, Rutland, Troy, Albauy and New York; also east for Concoid, Manchester, Nashua, Low •II, Lawrence. Portlind, IJ*n»ton, Fitchbure, Wor caster, Pmv1d> nee, Hprinirfleld, IJartford, New Havfsn. New Umdun and New York via N. Y. A N. Havfn R. K; almost KourteV Point with Grand Trunk Railway for Bt. John*, Montreal and <£ae- bec. A SzrnBSR TVAIM.—Leave Oftdcniihorff at 6.80 a.m.; Norwood? 14 a. m.; Maloue atS.81 s. m.'Mooer'a Junction 10.60 a. m.; Route'* Point 10:26 a. m.; connecting with N. Y. A V. R. R. for Houtfa, C V. A R. R. for Battt and Honth and (irand Trunk Railway for Ht. John* and Montreal. TIIBOUOB FEBIOHT.—• With paaseuxer car attached, leaves Ogdentburg 5:% p. m.; Madrid 6:47 p. •. Norwood 7:89 p. m.; Malone 10.90 p. m. GOING WBBT. M4U. TBAIK.—Leave ROOM'S Pofnt at 7.80 a. m. t on arrival of C. Vt. trains from Boston and N. Y. AC. R. R. trains from South; Moo«r's Junc- tion 8.00 a. m.: Malone 9.60 a. m. Norwood 11.16 cm: arriving at Ogd^nsburg at 18.16 p. m., connvcting with Grand Trunk Hallway for *ks West, and Bt. Lawrence A Ottawa Railway tor Ottawa; also R, W, A O. R. E. for Boa ft and West NIOBT ExPHXas.—Leave Rouec's Point 7.80 p. m. on arrival N. Y. A C. and C. Tt. trains from South and Kawt. and Gronk Trunk train from Montreal; Mooera Junction 7.67 p. m.: Malone 0.40 pm.; arriving at Ogdensburg 12.05 a. m., oonnecttng with Night Express on Grand Trunk Railway for Toronto, Detroit and West. TRBOUOH FBBIOHT—With prstenger car attached, leaves Rouses Points 8 H6 a. m.; Malone 1.46 p. m.; Norwood 6.10 p. m.; Madrid 6.47 p. m.; arriv- ing at Ogdensburg 8.10 p. m. WAT FfcsiaHT—With passenger car attached, leaves Malone at 8 80 a. m.; Norwood l.Vj. m.; Madrid t.00 p. m.; arrive at Ordencburg 8.80 p. m. W. W. HUNGBRFORD, buraBiK LORING B. RICHARDSON, G. T. A, OGDMSBUBO, Sept. 80th, 1877. A GEE AT 0FFEB FOE HOLIDAYS. We will daring these HARlf TIMES and the HOLIDAYS dispose of 100 NEW PLANO8 and ORGAN 8, of first-class makers at lower prices for cash, or Instalments, than ever before offered. Wa- ters 1 Pianos and Organs are the best made, warrant- en for 6 years. Illustrated catalogue mailed. Great inducements to the trado. Pianos, 7 oetaue $140 . 1% octave $160; Organs, % stops, $48 , 4 stops $68;. Tstops, t« ; 8 stops, $70 ; 10 stops $86 ; IS stops, $90; tn perfect order not tfsed a year. 8beet must c at half price. HORACE WATER8 * SONS, nunf a and dealers, 40 East 14th st. New York. A GENTS WANTED ! r\ For particnlan address WILSON 8SWING xMOBINB COMPANY. 8S9 Broadway, New York City; Obicaso, 111.; New Orleans, La.; Or Baa Francisco, Cal. T CURE FITS t 1 When I s»y core I I do not mean merely to sto them for a time and then have them rstora again, I mean a radical care. I am a regular phyaiclan and have made the disease of FITVBP1LBPHY OR FALLING 8IU&NBS8 a life long study. I warrant my remedy to cure the worst cases. Because other* have failed is no rea- son lor not now receiving a core from me. Send to me at ones for a TBBATMB and a FRBB BOTTLB of aoy Infallible remedy. Give express and post office. Itoosts you nothing fora trial, and I will core you. Address Dr. H. G. ROOT, IBS Pearl St .New York. W ORK FOR ALL IN THEIR OWN local ties, canvassing for the nunoi via iron (enlarged) Weekly and Monthly. LAMBST PAPER in TUB WORLDJwlth mammoth chromos free. Big commission* to agent*. Terms and outfit free. Address P. O. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine. EXTRA FINE MIXED CARDS, with name, 10 cts., post-paid. L. JONES , Natsau,N. Y. T>IANOS. Retail price $900, only |360. XT rAKlAJK OKUAN8, prfce $340, onl> $M. Paper free. DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washlnroa, N J. S lf ANTED. Agents and Canvasser* T can make $5 a day selling the AETNA ATBR. Fits any kerosene lamp or gas burner. Water boiled or flat iron heatei in 6 minutes. Wanted ift every household Qnick sale, lanre profit, and onl« 60 cents capital n quired. Send for Circ Jar to B. L PUALON, 161 Broadwuy, N. Y. f FOR SALE, on the 8t. LaV- X? reaoft River, one mile from OKdensbarg, N.Y., containinf about 80 acren under good cultivation, with a line younj? orchard. The house and out- buildings aM new and in good repair. The farm is well fenced and is admirably adapted to raising frait and vegetables, with a ready market in Og- densburg. For particulars enquire of the sub scribes or of Merer*. W. B. Allen A Co., of Og- densburg, N. Y. Price $«,00u. $4,000 may rerr aiai on bond and mortgage for five years at six per cent. Dec. 11,1877. PHELPB, DODGE * CO., •JUTJCUUaAJ SPECIFIC AND BEAUTIFIER OP THE SKIN. GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP. As a remedy for DISEASES, SORES, ABRASIONS, and ROUGHNESS OF THE SKIN; as *daxtorivr, iistrnftctanl, and means of preventing, and <u)ring Rheu- matism and Gout; and as an AbjUNCT •OF THE TOILET and TH* BATH, \GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP\ A incom- parably the best article ever offered to the American public The COMPLEXION is not only freed from PIMPLES\ BLOTCHES, TAN, FRECK- LES, and all other blemishes, by its use, but acquires a TRANSPARENT DELICACY and VELVETY SOFTNESS through the clarifying and emollient Action of this WHOLESOME* BEAXmriER. '• The contraction of obnoxious dis- eases is prevented, and the complete disinfection of clothing worn by persons afflicted with, contagions maladies it insured by iL FAMILIES and TRAVEL- ERS provided with this admirable puri- fier HAVE AT HAND THE MAIN SSSEN- '. TIAL OP A SERIES <* & h TIAL OP A SEIES &4pkur Bt. Dandruff is y retn6red, the hair retsiosd, and gtaynes* rettfrded by it. Medifcal'ine* advocate its use. s; Pri(&A(d$C p per Box i3 takes), 60c. bud$1.20. N. 8.-TW* i|«oa<MB7 in Ms« *• lstp. ^ T^aket ^§ «HHI» am ifoSnmtM* mr ,;«.;• < • ,
