{ title: 'The Malone palladium. (Malone, N.Y.) 1863-1909, August 13, 1863, Page 3, Image 3', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031566/1863-08-13/ed-1/seq-3/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031566/1863-08-13/ed-1/seq-3.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031566/1863-08-13/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn83031566/1863-08-13/ed-1/seq-3/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Northern NY Library Network
••••••i TOE fOTomei afpa ••.-V ^is.'-»y; 1??,:*%- -,^-g, :«y, crm riSIBi es Taken to Repress Gueiv rilli* depredations. LAMATIONTY SEN. MEADE, rof suspected Citizems Arrested BADQCASTKas OT TH« Aasrf 0» TB» PoTOaUC, » Monday, Ang. 10. f ** lowing proclHtnation ha s been issued teade: SSJNCi«rea8-0» TSS AajCY 0* XHBBoS«HttO.XA- Ays. • July 18,1888. ^*\ r JT~<Ssp^ imerous depredations committed by. ^% r rebel soldiers in disguise, harbored, '-c\\- aled b y citizens along the Orange aad.^ *T\ & Railroad and within our lines,, eialf \• *|' t and exemplar}- punishment ^ - *4 J»e instructions of th e Croverniaefitj 0 -^?^ every citizen against whom there la . <r* evidence o f hi s having engaged \&s 5£ :tices, will be arrested and confined ment o r pnt beyond the lines, pie within ten miles of the railroad 1 h i that they will be held responsible arsons an d property for any injury ! roads, trains, depots or stations, by leiaillas, or persons i n disguise; and •* *jSJ >udh injury, they will be impressed &M to repair all damages. s *fe neasures should not stop such depre- will become the unpleasant duty of igned, i n the execution of his hv \'^... t& direct that the entire inhabitanto\ %SjjB ict o r country along, the railroad be ,«**.#? the lines an d their'property taken '*&!&• nent use. ., yjL OEORGB G. MKADE, *J|^ Maj.-Gen. Commanding. - ?A *&a edations having been continued, «.» iJSj citizens, suspected, or known to be*&segi I in these transactions, have been rrested. . .. t ] STUART TOO LATE TO DI5XKB. pondent of the Philadelphia Jfrat^ m Brandy Station, Vs., says : ast I forgot to mention a palatable ce. of ihe war. Some peopje hava thai Stuart no longer had command I cavalry, but that Fitzhugh Lee was f that branch o f the army. Whether >r not, as I before staled, Stuartfought Saturday, for Bnford ate his dinner ittle house, nestled among pines, ce- samine, about one and a half miles epper, where Gen. Stuart and Staff to dine Every luxnry and delica- d be procured in this poor, ransaelc- waa smiling o n the while, spotless i covered the table. The chairs If^he wine ready to b e uncorked, t&e dear little parlor open, as it wa» •w minutes before. The fair occn- ' stool (I hope I am not slandering when I call them fair) had no doubt i sun bonnet, and slipped off t o Gnl^ :e • Bonnie Blue Flag 1 would noti\ ' II in. the old parlor, and she fearedis* & and Staff could not appreciate nef 5 ^-* a songs. the dinner was appreciated, and i f t ' lips and looks of regret at the frag- ' could not eat was o f any significance, * ? preparvd by these kind people met reciation of all the partakers. ' ^ ^ s great rejoicing in the camp of the ,-^ vania cavalry—which Gen. Baford,* \« % nentary way\ calls the 7th Regular* .• heard they were to g o to Alexan- • . recruited. AIL the regiments com- brigade—and I may include all tie' he First Division—are worn to men 'he 6th Penn., had 600 me n lasV* > Major Hazeltene tells me there argfe. j-«* So it i s with all the cavalry. No#\% fe ! -oved* its value an d efficiency, i t '< e allowed to dwindle into insignifi- k i>f numbers. j. which is estimated at 13,000 men neighborhood of Culpepper. EV- jstreet's are about Stevensburgh.— are fortifying. Our means of croaa- ahannock Station i s now complet' run over—an event the soldiers hail aecause it brings them fresh bread, road, from Washington Junction (quads o f men are engaged in re> >ad and erecting bridges over everj HA .> ** RESIGNATION MEADE. OF GEH^ IANT TO BE HIS SUC- CESSOR. r of the Potomac to hi* Reorganized. ' Conscripts at the Front; • NEW YoHk, Aug. 1ft » Washington dispatch says It is Gen. Meade has twice presented u .as Commanding General, and \.-. pon it s acceptation. Rumors i n s are t o the effect that Gen. Grant. te are beinginade for a reorganl- * Army o f the Potomac, by which ers will be put in the field and the* ; corps changed. * r* ' L, Provost Marshal General of the Potomac, i s about to take ihe.fleTd - f 8? division. It i s no t yet'dteter- s successor will be, but the prob- that CoL Sharpe, Deputy Provost eral, will take charge ot* that de- je daily arriving,and are assigned. a front. Last week, out o f three. is class sent to the 5th Corps, two dnety-nihe were substitutes, but being a drafted man. last week our cavalry hare been sting all the inhabitants north of lock as far nown as Bella Plain. re numbers o f loyal men, bat to distinction in their cases would them to the risk o f imprisonment ind accordinglv all were brought o decline to taie th e oath o f aue- »eld for exchange for Union men ihe rebels. >er of nine months' and two years* ng t o th e field, many of themJn >f substitutes. Several of their^ 10 rejoined the servicei by's guerrillas, caught in th e vi- enton, have been brought to . rhey are all i n civilian dress, arioV rmers of Fairfax and London y capture o f these land^ pirates tljat they are simply a band of'' • purpose o f attacking sutlers' irmed travelers. . 1fers were brought inhandcufied y a detachment o f the invalid d over to the Provost Slarshal.— j are being made at present tp?| ways aiid have them returned*' its. It i s well known here that lad every soldier who properly Vjiriy o f the Potomac h e woojfl i inactive on the Rappahannock. >f rebel prisoners now on parole ,000, while the number, o f pa - iiers is less than 18,000. r AB .sr # Brandreth'a FtUa. ' ' s v< WhUe Br»ndreth'» Pffls ve so potent for food t« diiened hodles tbey m \ barmlen a* bread. The babe at the rirtaln » recerro an Inereue ofhealtb fromttie BieOTtheM [Us biased of Heaven. it has been seld by an able phyilcliD, Uiat \thli i^edi- ^ne aJiraya benefits and never tnjnre». rt Wherein*is the^ SarerUtive qoaBty. The Brandreih pittf h%Va jm- pojrlr 5 orl ac&oa bat upon Impure \humors In the blood. They «eiie only tbe Imparities In and around the parti affected by db> tu» ; all tbe parts Involved In diseased actions are operated upon, and cleansed from all foulness, and remfused with '•USe \ by the wonderful curative powers contained and In- herent of the most lastly famed BzustasRH's Ptvu. Millions of People whose HTM appeared to be at tbe last tbb, worn ont by fever's consuming Urea, by eonsumptton's insidious advances, by. racking torments of Inflammatory reeumatism. haVe*beeh cured by the use of these pflls. The persons are Uvinr witnesses, and thousands are areiHatdenta m sTery city of America. Principal Offlee, No. SM Canal Street, New York, \, i Sold by AaracB k Tjiwis. Malona.tod by all respectable dealers to medicines. ASK FOB. NEW STYLt WYNKOOPig IOBLAMIt PBCTOBJI > Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary. or». «• ) M cr prevalent. Insidious and dangerous. TKe properUe»> a medicine to alleviate, cure and uproot these bojnplaiats, most be Expectorant, Anodyne and Invigora tlngi looseninf the mucus ot the throat, and imparting tone to the entire mtem. No discovery in' medical science sver mastered this class of diseases like Dr. Wyncoop's Icela id Pectoral. It Is used with the most astonishing results In all cases of Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping Oough, niptl erla Or Putrid Sore Throat, Asthma, Oroup, Congbs, Colds, I [ervous Irrlta- olllty, 4c. The Rev. J. J.Potter certifies,\that I lave used Dr. Wyncoop's Pectoral sereral years, myself ant In my family, for severe pulmonary Complaints, and have r< commended it to many outers, and have never seen Its equiL\ Rev. J. J. Potter, Brc oklyn, N. T. Hundreds and thousands of Important test monials deold be produced, showing its remarkable curee an 1 that it n*v*r •hih. ' ' It is composed of pure Iceland Moss, Balm of Gllead, Pe- ruvian K*\\\. Elcampone, Oomfrey, Bnrdo tk, and other lntaluable expectorant and tonic tngredleni s. It Is harm- less, prompt and lasting. Invalids and suffer ers cannot af- ford to neglect a triaL, .Every fanuli sbftuldf have-it- It la remarkable for Croup; PuU deserTpUona, reefmmendaUons sod directions accompany each bottle. Sold by all principal Druggists. Prepared by Dr. B. D. Wynkoop.and sold b; r D. 8. Barnes a Co., New York. 1484-mo S— T—1860— X. DBAKE'S PLANTATION BrsfrBBB. I Tier purify, strengthen and Invigorate. ; Tkeycreata a healthy appetite. I . Tfiey axe an antidote to change ot water and met. Tbey overcome effects of dissipation and llate hours. They strengthen tbe system and enliven the mind. They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. Tbey onrlfy the breath and acidity of the stomach. They Core Dyspepsia and Constipation. They care Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. Tbey are tbe beat Bitters in the world. They make Ihe weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great restorer^ Tbey are made of purest. Croix Ram, the celebrated Call- saya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with tbe pleasure •fa beverage,without regard to age or time of day. Particu- larly recommended to delicate persona requiring SKgeatle lUmutant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists. Hotels and 8a loons. P. H.Drake * Co., 202, Broadway, New York. Seld la Malone by W. V. Amsdeo k Co. I LTON'9 K ATH A I HON. This delightful article for preserving and beaattfying the human hair Is again put up by the original proprietor, and Is aow made with the same care, skill and attention, which trst created Its Immense and unprecedented sales of over pit million bottles annually ! It Is still sold at 25 cents in Hargt bottles. Two million bottles can easily he sold In a year when it is again known that the Kathalron is not only tb« most delightful' hair dresstnng in the world, but that ft demises the scalp of scurf and dandruff, gives the hair a lively, rich, luxuriant growth, and prevents it from turning tray. These are conslderaUons worth knowing. The Katb- alron has been tested, for over twelve years, and Isi warrant- ed as described. Any lady who values a beautiful bead of h&tr wDl use the Kathairon. It is finely perfumed, eheap tod valuable. It is sold by all respectable dealers througb- »ui the world. D. 8. BABNBS A CO., New York. U,. HEIMBTREET'S INI3IITA1¥I.E J^AIR BsTfSTOBATlVB. IT 18 NOT A D TE, But restores gray hair to Its original color, by supplying the capillary tubas with natural sustenance, impaired by age or disease. All iiisXanianeoui dytt are composed of lunar oauttie, destroying the vitality and beauty of the hair, and afford of themselves no dressing. Helmstreet'e Inimitable Ooloring not only restores hair to Its natural eolor by an easy process, bu$ gives tbe hair a - Luxuriant Beauty's promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, eradicates dan- druff, and Imparts health and pleasantness to the bead. It has stood the test.of time, being tbe original Hair Ooloring, and Is constantly increasing in favor. Used by both gentle- men and ladles. It is sold by all respectable dealers, or can be procured by them of the commercial agent, D. S. Barm 802 Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, 60 cents and $1. *n? j£'\Tlj DJBLOIVCr'S MALONE MARBLE WORKS. The Subscriber Is still in the Marble Business, and Is pre- , P 4J . B arejatofu.r^i»b i MONUMENTS, GRAVESTONES, AC., AT—j. SHORT NOTICE, AND IN GOOD STXXE. I HAVE' STJPUDfclOFfc WORKMEN, And bare taken great palm In getting the latest atylei of finish. I keep the best C;T t American and Italian Marble, And will sell as cheap as can be bought In Northern New Yotk. CALL AND BXAMIKE SOU YOURSELVES. B. A. BELONG. 3MC. M09BS, auaDncTnsn ASD UTVEKTOS or PATENT BREECH LOADING FIRE-ARM! The most Simple and Durable of any Rifle Invented! I T M LOADED WraHoiTT BOaVSTABT- er, or Psrieh for the Ball. NO LOSS OF CAUTKIDGE CASES. Ihe Case, when discharged, can be leaded and used any number ot times. It is the CHEAPEST BIFLE FOE BPOETSMEH! the Cost BIT 256 Charsv* being 91.82. 1 B> Fowdsr, 286 charges, <a70cts. *Ib $0 70 S boxes Caps, % 6 cu. V bdz IS StfftsLead. © 12X eU. * B) •„ ; 44 , $18 8 ! RIFUEB AND PI8TOL8 MADE TO ORDER. Repairing in all of its Branobos! Bior ox Dca^ra Sraxar, Mixoss, N. Y. 1458 NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE! H. H. SHERMAN Would respectfully Inform the CITIZENS OF MALONE AND VICINITY! That he has Opened a BOOT AND SHOE SHOP, In tbe first Building west of the Bridge, where he is pre- pared to make all kldda of Boot A Shoe Ware, on Short No- tice and in the Latest Styles. Particular Attention paid to LADISB' Frae Vfoai. Rerais- no done NSATLI and ITIUI DlsriTca. Malone, May 18,1868. 1« 6 ies, THREE i Weeks since A. R. Godao & Bro.. No. « Phmulx filedc, 3fmtn gi ^ af«lr. P# . vzmnt- ko thAdty «o a PoreAAMd the Largest and Best Assortment of Boots A ffion, sole. Calf Bkin an!d Upper Leather, Findings, Kit Lasts and Pegs, ever brought Into Malone. They hare now on Hand a ROUSING Stock of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters and Balmorals, for Ladles, Gentlemen and Misses, of city work and their own manufac- ture, and Cacks In all varistles for the \ little ones,\ also the finest French Kid Slippers for Ladles, Misses and Chil- dren ; and when they tell their customers the Low' Batu at which they are Selling these Goods, so that they who run can perceive that it CHEERS Dp their Spirits. This is a Larger and Better Stock of Boots, Shoes, Leather, Ac.1 than can be found this aids of the City, and no mistake. They Buy their Goods FOR Cash, and hence are enabled to Undersell many ef their Neighbors. They would be happy to have sU their old friends and Oustomers Drop In and Examine THE 2Krt>. At the residence of ber brother-in-law, a Greeno, Monday August 3d, Mrs. 8ABAH M00EB8, aged 47 years. S klSRIFF'S PBOCsVAffltATION.-WHBREAS a Court of Oyer and Terminer Is appointed to be held at the Coprt House In Malone, in and for the County of Frank- lin, oh 'the first Tuesday, the first day of September, 1863, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day. Proclamation Is therefore hereby made in conformity to a precept tome di- rected and delivered by the District Attorney of Iranklin County, on the IStb day of July, 1868: To an persons/bound to appear at-'the said Oyer and Terminer, by recognisance or otherwise, to appear thereat, and eJlJustices of the Peace, Coroners andVother omcera who have taken recognisance for the appearance of any person at snch Court, or who have taken any inquisition or the examination of any prisoner or witness, are required to return such recognisance. Inquisition and examination t o the said Court at the opening thereof on tbe first day of its sitting: Given under my band at the Sheriff's office^n the town of Malon e on the 12th day of August, 1868. DANIBL P. SOPER, Sheriff Franklin Co. N. T. ial ISfttioes. , Dentist, will be at the Koberie on Monday, Aug: 34,~18S», for three ill also be at tbe Hitler House, Malone or two or three days. S-w. 4~ M W* §M3 -s.1 QROVER & BAKER'S —CELEBRATED— I SEWING MACHINES! HESE UNBIVAI.I.ED BIACHINB91 AB* , _ now to be found to almost every part of the world.— I More than 66,000 are now In dally use. and they are everywhere recognized as \ rkv SIBT.\ In addition to their I celebrated Family Machines, making the « Grover t Baker 1 Stitch,\ this Company now manofactnreS a variety of styles, I siaking the! \Shuttle\ and \ Lock Stitch,\ both for manu- factortng ana family use; so that'purchasers can ber e ob- tain their choice of \ Stitches,\ while they get the ' Bast Maelilne In mssrlcet, wltlt tbe l?rtwl- lejge -of Exclt«ngl\g. t | One of the latest, and by far the most beautiful accomplish. meet of the modern Sewing Machine, Is that of ex- ecuting the most elaborate and! elegant EHBSOIBEKT, and no Machine but the Graver A Baiter pre- tends to .attain to tblsperfec- . f tlonl , , I jar*AB AMortment of tteie Machlnet, of dlf> fareot Stylet ana Pricea, will b» oa Exhibition git - | Morehonje and Faimtr'. Clothing Store, Oppotlte tbe E. B. Depot, FOR A FEW DAYS L0H6ER. OAIJ. AND HXAMKi; THEM. _ v 3. BATTBT, General Agent 6roYO*»axerS. If. C. ABOCKftil WW. .. , t f \ & NOTICE. rUHE SfJBSCBlBBB .WOULD GIVB .SOTI0E i X th*tb*lmpBxdMe&MimmxuMwB**m, .Usea- tire StockofSXOE.Toots and Goons, which win enable him Wonttkeandfca»p,«mnandfaraaI«,a^ldBdsqf : , «r -« - Tli, SfcMt-Irw ail Copper Ware, ' ^o^»r|ttaIsO;a^tjpJi^es\st!0c^^o^, [ .. K I To be found In this County. »n4 will °d with neatness and 1 dispatch all iobs of work nsoaBy done by_.vmanu-, < facturer of Tin WM»^,artne ,t*op w«r . ' tte sooth-wstt co?n«i*fcH* Bton* K0& id myuijit* SIAMIOJ, Jury 1^1888. J4K. »• -f - —lattessdaw. Siiii^OldSti^^^S^am^ juirw.i»« - s j&$&R5%h0i, <- > Qaallty and Price of their Work. They have not only got a large Assqrtment of Olty Mad* Work, but have also Work- men that cannot be Surpassed to make up Work te Order In the Best workmanlike Manner and on tbe Latest Style ef dry Lasts, and the very Best of Stock of their own Selection. They have tbe Best Assortment of tbe above named Goods to be found In the State—if not In the UNION ! Dont fall to Call and Examine our Stock and Price before Purchasing elsewhere. Satisfaction Warrant**. Repairing shall be Done to give Entire Satisfaction. Masons A Lewis' Polish Blacking—the Best In Msrket— Tax x Box. A. K. GODSO. I.. ? JOHN GODSO. STATIONERY. I THE PLACE TO GET Not* Cap or Letter, plain or ornamented, by the Sheet Quire or Beam, as well is Pent, Ink and Pencils, Pen JHolden, Ink Stands and Envelopes, ef all kinds and qualities. Is at the Store of Melons, May 21,18S2. F. T. HEATH. . . , ., _^_ ^sv- Special Ci^,ricaU T HE VITOKBSIGKBB- VAXES THIS method of Informing; his old friends'; and patrons, and the public generally, that haying disposed of his Interest In the Grocery and Provision business, he jmay hereafter be found at his old place of business, (No. S fCagle Block), At all tines during Business Hoars. He would also state that all work entrusted to his care will i Receive bis Personal Attention. .. Malone, Marob.23,1868. O. L. BAXIiABS. Mftrch SSnJs 1863. Just received a choice lot of „ WINDOW SHIOES AND FIXTUREll •.- -r*iV- 1 ' ! ok Store, Main St. Itfalone, N. Y. Timcldn^ and Jfo»>biii^ 'Cat- BUB mO'V M»nfOT|ke.m«iinhar2iteiins; ill oMergfletttfcine'Tele. - graph and BxprHs ofaoe will be promptly attended to. \ ;... «;»*£.•'• \ ra8BJTA«T«80SB. « HileBe^Decs-!,i8«. —' \•• • \il;.- jsny J|AJ||^|5-»B!rA|i lP3Mmfi i*rleea pt F. Horton aV Ce.'a IHUll. MV«*iair;jBsnr^libi..,. i ...>.... i .;.^.... i ..„.W •operior Western Flour.« bbl... ....<.... .... S 75 ...; 1 VS ..... 19 '!! '\'i'-\' '.'.•. '.'> '\I 1 -\.' , • . ') .1\' '• I I I' NOTZOa. STATE Or NEW YORK. PBOM ite»,\pr6- ctimiB.-: ITth District, MaTone, June 1,11 J fN ACCOUDANCE WITH OEDEES BE0EIV. L the Provost Marshal General of the United i Islons of General Order No, 105, relating to the fioa or an InvMa: Oo^JWttbeiDMtiealiw;'-' dlately. The Board of Enrollment for this District will, be Oxsastlon dally, from S o'clock A. M. till 8 P. M., to receive applica- tions for enlistment Into this Corps. 1 fSfScti Order No. 5, Contstlnett lit Poa« teraeeaersslly Clrenlated tbroacliont tb« S. 0. P. TH0BNDIB3, 1*50 Provost Marshal, 17th District. P BOVOST HIABSHAL GENBBAL'S OP- PICE, Wasraoiox. May S3. 1868. KOTIO*. Tht attention of all officers who have been honorably discharged on account of wounds or disability, and who desire to re- enter the service In the LTVALID Cows, is called to the pro- visions of General Orders, No. 105, of 1883, from the War Department, published In the papers throughout the coun- try. Such officers are requested to comply promptly with the provisions of that order, and to send their written appli- cations, as therein provided, for positions in the Invalid Corps, (stating the character of their disability,) with as little delay as possible, to the Acting Assistant Prevost Marshal General of the State In which they may be. Such Acting Assistant Provost Marshal General will at dnce for- ward the applications, wltb'hlsIndorsement, to the Provost Marshal General at Washington. Officers for tbe Invalid Corns will be appointed .Immedi- ately upon furnishing the papers required by General Order No. 105, of 1868t from the War Department. Their pay and emoluments will commence from date of acceptance of snch appointment, and not from date of organisation of the re- spective commands to which they may be assigned. J. B. FRY, Provost Marshal General. MEN WANTED FOR THE INVALID CORPS. Only those faithful soldiers, who, from wounds o r the hard- ships of war, are no longer St for active Held duty, will be received in this Corps of Honor, Enlistments will be for three years unless sooner discharged. Pay and allowances same ss for officers and men of tbe United States Infantry; except that no premiums or bonnty for enlistment) will bs al- lowed. This will not Invalidate any pensions or bounties which may be due for previous services. The following uniform has been adopted for officers and men of the Invalid Corps: POR OFFICERS.—Frock coat—Of sky-blue cloth, with dark-bine velvet collar and cuffs; In all other respects, ac- cording to the present pattern for officers of Infantry. 8houlder straps—According to present regulation, but worked on dark-blue velvet. Pantaloons^—Of slcy-blns cloth, with donble stripe of dark- bluo cloth down the outer seam, each stripe one-balf Inch wide, with space between of three-eighths of an inch. Forage caps—Present regulation. FOR ENLISTJBD MEN.—Jacketr-Qf sky-blue kersey, with dark-blue trimmings, cot like the cavalry jacket, to come well down on the abdomen. Trowsers—Present regulation, sky-blue. Forage cap—Present regulation. Men who are still In service and unable to perform affec- tive field duty, may be transfered to this corps. Medical Inspectors, Surgeons in charge of Hospitals, Mili- tary Commanders, and all others having authority to dis- charge, under existing laws and regulations, are forbidden to grant discharges, to any men under their control who may be fit for service In the invalid Corps. For the convenience of service, the men will be selected for three gfades of duty. Those who are most effective and able-bodied, and capable of performing guard duty, etc, etc., will be armed wlthmuskets, and assigned to companies of the First Battalion. Those of tbe next degree of efficien- cy. Including those who have lost a hand or an arm; and the least effective. Including those who have lost a foot or leg, to tbe companies of thejSecond and Third Battalions; they wfll be armed with sworps. The duties will be chiefly to act as provost guards and garrisons for cities; guards for hospitals aod other public buildings; and as clerks, orderlies, etc If found necessary they may be assigned to forts, etc. Acting Assistant Provost Marshals General are authorised to appoint Officers of the Regular Service, or or the Invalid Corps, to administer the oath of enlistment to those meu trho have completely fulfilled tbe prescribed oondltlons of admission to the Invalid Corps, Viz: 1. That the applicant Is unfit for service In the field. i. That he Is Ot for the duties, or some of them, Indicated above. S. That, if not now^ln the service, he was honorably dis- charged. 4. That he is meritorious and deserving. For enlistment or further information apply to the Board of Enrollment for the district In which the applicant Is a resident. PCOTOST JUSSBAL'S Ornoa, Malone, June 18, 1*6*. The Board of Eurollment Is in session dally recelv applicants. 8. 0. P. TUORNDIKE, Provost Marshal t Pres. of B'd of Enrollment. C ONCCRRENT RESOLUTION, Propos- ing an Amendment to the Constitution. Besolred, (if the Assembly concur), That the following Amendment be proposed to the Constitution of this Bute: There shall be added to the sixth article of the Constitu- tion, of this State, as tho twenty-sixth section thereof, tbe following: Whenever, aod as soon as this Amendment to the Consti- tution shall take effect, the Governor shall nominate, and by and with the advice and consenl*of the Senate, appoint Ave persons, commissioners of appeals, who shall have power to; hear and determine all appeals then depending in the Court of Appeals, which may be transferred to them by said court, and shall have all the general powers of a Court of Record for that purpose. The clerk of the Court of Appeals shall act as clerk of said commissioners, and tbe judgment ren- dered by the said commissioners shall be entered by the said clerk In the reoords of the Court of Appeals, apd shall have the same force and effect as if rendered by tbe said court. One of said commissioners shall be named as chief commissioner, and the said commission shall continue, and the' said commissioners hold their office, until ail the causes ty*f....ii i*> u.«m ^M»U hm-rv bc^xt jieard an d determined, but not longer than four years from the date of tne original commission. Tbe said commissioners shaB receive the same compensation as the Judges of the Court of Appeals. They may appoint the time and places of their slttinp, snd the Legislature shall provide for the expense thereof. But said sittings shall not be appointed far the same time as those fixed for the Court of Appeals; and the Reporter of the Court of Appeals shall be the Reporter of the said com- missioners. STATB Of HBW TOBK, I Is SXXATS, March 81/18M. f The foregoing resolution was duly passed. By order of the Senate. JAB, TERWTLLIGXR, Clerk. •TATE OP NEW YORK, I la AasuaxT, April 8, 1868. f The foregoing resolution was duly passed. By order ef the Assembly. J. B. 0C8BMAN, Clerk. C ONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS, Prepoa* log an Amendment to the Constitution, providing that persons in the military service of the United States, In the army or navy thereof, may rote at tbe place where tbey may be In such service. Buohied, Qt the Senate concur). That the following Amendment be proposed to the Constitution of this State: Section one of article two Is hereby Amended by adding at tbe end thereof the following words: Provided, That m time of war, no elector in the actual military service of tbe United States, In the anmy or navy thereof, shall be deprived of his vote by reason of his ah- sense from the 8titc; and tbe Legislature shall have power to provide the manner In which, and the time and places at which such absent electors may voto, and the canvass and returns of tbelr votes In the election districts in whloh they respectively reside or otherwise. Jtiiolvta, (If the Senate concur). That the foregoing Amendment be referred to the Legislature to be chosen at the next general election of Senators, and that the same be published for three months prior to such election, pursuant to section one of article thirteen of the Constitution. STATE OP NEW YORK, I la AssntatT, April S3,1868. f The foregoing resolutions were duly psssed. By order of the Assembly. J. B, OCSHMAN, Clerk. STATE OF NBW YORK, I Ix BrXiTS, April 14,1SG8. f The foregoing resolutions were duly passed. By order or the Benate. JA8. TKBWILUGCS, Clerk. State of New York, Office of the Secretary of State.—I have compared the preceding with the original concurrent resolutions on file In this office, and do certify that the same are correct transcripts therefrom and of the whole or said original resolutions. lioS-Sm HORATIO BALLARD, Secretary of State. NEW FIRM! SMALLMAN & ALLEN having formed a copartnership, have now one of the largest and most, desirable STOCKS OF GOODS! in this market, consisting of DRY GOODS! CLOTurisra. FURNISHING GOODS! Hats and Caps! OROOBRISI8. BOOTS AiVDSnOE*! —AND— Tailor's Trliuminif*! > . ** vt ^<i£Ff£ %.> zz <n m Fr«ich, AaiericiB *•% '0#M§ CWthi! \• at lower figure* thatfeaabf.^ _. , OlothUgboughtat low prices, and sold tfes same. 'A-large HOOPS itc^j^.q^a i jeonnected wit&*ur,f»t?!1<ifi^^ , * ordtr, ^mmmmmm® * 'tis^(&s^a#p*V' J. H. MORGAN, WHOLESALE DKALIfl, T2T WINES AND LIQUORS I have the bast ef Imparted Wines. Brandies and Gins. •UCB AlTsTJt DOUBLE PINE-APPLE, MEDERIS SWAN, DEW-DROP AND HONEY SUCKLE GINS, ALEX. SEIGNETTE'S ROCHELLE BRANDY; JULES, ROBIN & CO.'S. JA8. HENNESSEY <fe CO.'S, OTARD, DUPUY & CO.'S, HIVERT PELLEYOUSIN BRANDY; PORT AND MADERIA WINE. OLD JAMAICA RUM. WHISKEYS. OLD COBN WHISKEY, OLD BITE WHISKEY, WHITE WHEAT WHISKEY, KBNTTJCKY BOURBON, OLD OHEBB1 WHISKEY, OLD MONONOiHRLA, i ncrawmM % -AJJD- 96 PEE CENT ALCOHOL. t^The above Liquors war. purchased previous to the advanoe occasioned by the heavy Government Duty, and I will sell them lower than any house In Boston and New Tork for tbe-ssme quality of Goods. %9 All Goods warranted to be as represented, sat; J. H. MORGAN, Water St., Oedenabnrsyb, t». V. B U TT O LP EC'S RBFUHNISBBD A. OPEN HVBRT DAY, (Sunday! Bxoaptwd,) From 1 O'clock A. Bf., to O P. M. PLAIN PHOTOGHAPHS -raos!— The Smallest Vignette to Life Size —ALSO— OOLOBKDtlN IPfX>IA. HVK PRINTED IN COLORS. OABTH8 X>:B VISITS sj|l.t50 Per Do^en. AMBHOTTFES IN OASSS 86 GENTS.\ Old Amprotypaa or SmsUl Pletturaa ot Da- caaaed Prlanda or Hejatlroa En- latrsjad to Ufa Size. T O THK PEOPLE OP tSAMKUN OOUim.w. would say alter an absence of nearly two years, eta an re-established In our old quarters, No. 4 Xsgle Block, Where two boas to reeelveiand merit the patroaan heretofore ex- tended to os. ; OHaUBTOPHn K. FAY. Malone, August 6th, USt. _ lis? W. F. AMSDJEN & CO. Have Just received, and now oger for sale a XaeD,x»«S«» Xiot of Goods Direct from Chicago. Nett- York and ether Markets, Coasiitlagts parfjif ZOO B BLS. EXTRA WE8TERN FLOUR, i Hade from Amber, Iosrsvasetoh and Winter Wheat.! 26 bbla. Extra Mem Fork, 60 BBL8. SALT, BO BtolisSs. Oement, 3 00 BUSH. CORIV, 400 OOIUDS DRY HARD WOOD ! Rye, Barley and Seed Peas, i-i OLOVBI i.K.D TIMOTHTSBBD C.AKDEN AAD FIELD SEEDS ACIhoiwl^tofraiiiayG^ooeriei, aOkoloe Wfnes au4 Uftiort fi»r Wa wsald lasaaavp ^'a^AMMta^ t«.e« : t»^ 'lr*>W ttv \t >r;««>o4ay wkic* »a am ihn at a* Law rrf. i« a/eai k. M»n*hilmihl»VUtmltT. ' ¥2 > Wabayaarlet^atS^tllsUiatasaa^sra , ''\W*aWi^Wr)r.- i ( : J.'' . •. r. 0M«fit« t|«C«irt ••»»«, Milwe, Jf. ) I sJU *•** %2P 4UP * GrBBAT BTJSH |AT Everybody who has not already dont so, 8H0ULD 60 TO DICKINSONS AT ONGEI AHDBM HIS NXW Ba Salla a UttlaOhaapar than any on* alaa, bacaoas he aalla for All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange. .asV CaVre»4sVt ^sWsBSSOr'CZaTXeXXt Of SPRING CLOAKS, And If ore Arriving Every Day, at DICKINSON'S. TRAIL 8KIRT8 AND BALMORALS ! —AT— DioKiN-aoia-'a. May 1863. NEW GOODS. MOREHOUSE & PALMER Would respeotfully Inform their many friends that they have reeelved a Large Stook of New &nd FaaMonable Stylet -OP- CLOTHING! —FOR— SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR. -ALSO— HATS -A-IXTID OJk.T*m of the Lateat Style*, among which are tbe Joe. Hooker and National Hat! COLLEGE AND POCKET GAPS ! Very Neat, Durable and Elegant. THDK 8TO0K OP FURNISHING GOODS! la more Extensive than Ever! OO UPRISING SUTBTS QF ALL QUALITIES! WARRANTED TO FIT. LINEN AND PAPER COLLAR* t Hosiery as Cheap an Ever i Notwithstanding the soarolty of Oottoa. Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, Under Clothing, Ac BOOTS ATVT3 IHOE0I all kinds at nearly eld prices. Brown Serge Gaiters, per pair, $1.00. Black Serge Balmoral Gaiters, per pair, tl.85. Blaok BargaOongraaaCraltara, par pair, $1^6 TRAVELLING BAG!! xisTTisrics, T7^<i:si6jaaijii-s^.s —AIID- KwarrlaslBur partsUnlnaj to • (l«atl«asSB>a Wsartlroba. * AS THKT EMJOT UHEIVALLED FACILITIES -FOE— PUKCBASING GOODS! they are enabled to offer their Large Stock at Nearly \ Old Priees,\ —AND— 80ME ARTICLE8 FOR LESS! and consequently to UNDERSELL ALL COMPETITORS. MOREHOUSE ft PALMER, No. 4 Union Block, Helens, N. 7 . April SS, 18(3. Home Again. We have returned from Market with so large a variety of Articles which are snltable to be connected; with a . FIRST CLASS GROCERY & PROVISION STORE! . .. . . } That It is perfectly useless for os to attempt to eJiuroerat. them la any sysoe whl.hoaroiairehieri editors wUIfavorns witila theirval. ashls OoltlmriJ.ln these timet when their Psp.r Is so crowdadwlth Ittportsnt Na- tional War Hews. Therefor, we moat be content by saying that we are ' at the ., Ototral PlaoeiNo. 3 PhenixBIock, Kalont, ,, Z-^vatart-wi catf b^t^Mtm^ut^:^.:, AIJ-1rIsUB»'t»irHaTe«^«Byaraett •.their advantage to.call.s^ ejta^*pri^b«f«tw Mum MAY »r, 1S»3. W.W.& H.E.KING! HAVJ! JOfllfKEOEIVH) A UR6E AND COMPLETE STOCK r OBV GOODS, CROCWUES, j OBOCKERV,. OLASS^WARE, HABIVWABE,,. • BOOTS AND VHOES, Which they offer at th* X.O\WES , r i PBIOBSI For Caeh ott Beady P«y. Tbey have a foil and varied assortment of BBIT BBGAJKKsOTHS, PLAIN AND FANCY CA8S1MKBES, CADET STEBL MIXED AND BLAOK DOBSKIUS, BIST ENGLISH BKAVEE CLOTH, ttloves, OaanUets, Hosiery, XhgUtb Cotton riaDnel,«atlnats and Onion Cloth, Blankets. I9RZ1SS CrOODSt Their Stock of Press Ooods Is oomplete, fronj the neatest Print to the costliest Bilk, consisting of SILKS, In aB the latest styles, MA' .WLS, WOOL DE LAINES, PEINTKO THIB8TS and OABBUIBEa, In new and elegant dsslgns, IBI8H P6PLINS, CAMILLAS, POIL DE OHEVBSS, BASKET PLAIDS. CASHMEBE PLAIDS. PLAIJJ THLBETS, LTONXBE, OOBOES8J CASHMea* SCARPS, -CtJOTAIN MD8LINS, PLANNEL8, PRINTS, great variety. No. 1 Kii»»T»e> Bios*, OTsUone, W. T. Purchasers wishing good baijgalns and the best quality of Ooods. will do well to give ni a call, as we keep our Stock CoIlTand shall sell at the lowest living prices. H OOP SKIBTS) the best article In town, for sal. a » ORaZ.. of extra quality, can be found eheap at I KINGS'. F'S I8H—C?<K*fi»b t M»cker«l *ad S*imon. are •eUin^ cheap R OCK SAJLT—the best If «r salting meats, can be had by the bushel, and at a law rate, atj KINGS'. KINGS'. •V-/JBSTBRN SAIJT, by the barret, Is sold^t^mall TT profit, at now opened, ready for Winter, at OATS tc SHOES—A splendid lot just received and .\\«•\ . _..._.._««_.„ .. KINGS'. H ATS Sc CAPS of the latest styles, are now selling off at KINGS'. - S OAP. CANDIES, <M1.8, FI.UID, AND Oampnene, of the best qualities, for sale at KINGS, j B UTTER, CHEESE, POTATOES and all kinds of Produce recived for Goods, at the best mar- ket prices, at KINGS'. 8 TJCARS & 8TBCP8) wholesale and retail, at lowest prices, at KINGS. T OBACCO keg, box, cut land split, and no' to be beat, for sale at KINGS'. HARDWARE! -—• | A VERY JFUI-aL ABrt» OOOTPIaKXK As- sortment bought DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS FOR CA8H, Thereby saving a profit ukually paid the jobbers, and will be sold at a small advapce from cost, and as low as at any Hardware store ls*> Northern New Tork. Home TrimniDgs, Carriage Trimmings, Harness Trimmings, Mechanics' Tools, Iron an* Steel of all kinds. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Putty, Painters' Turpentine equal to Spirits Turpentine at one- fourth the Cost. \amita Isaasd, Zinc, Franch, Fellow, Doans Paint, *c, 1000\jk?oxaa Olaaa, suiy SU* Wanted, sit Idanafsto* tarara Prtcaa. ROWLAND MILL SAWS, CAST STIaT aOLL SAWS, CROSS OUT SAWS, And .v.rythlng else that any ons wants In our lln.. Malone, July 1, lt«S. L S. B03TWICK. HAYING k HARVESTING TOOLS! I am nowfprspared to offer to the Parmsrs of franklin County a Large Stook of Haying Tools! Of all kinds snd of th. best duality, at onlya small advance from last yearrs priees, consist- ing of tbe celebrated WINSTED MANCTAOTOaING QO.'S SCTTBSS, LAUPSON, G00DN0W AJOO.'B 80TTHS SNATHS, BALL, BURKE A CO.'S SCYTHE SNATES, BATOHXLDER A CO.'S PREMIUM HAT PORKS, TARBELL'B VSRMONT HAND 1UKES, RAG OR BULL BASIS, \HAG.\ \ftUnOlEBAUa.\ \OEtMNIN&TON\ [ 80TTHE ST,ON*S, GRIND1TON1M, GRINDSTOpi ROLLERS A CRANKS, PORK HANDLES, BU8S SOYTHJKS, GRAIN CRADLES A SCYTHES, SICKXES, AC., AC, «* A,t the Haatd-w-are.** Melons, July 1,18». ll S . BOSTWICK. C. L HUBBARD, No. 1 Union Block, on the Corner, \ Hss just returned from New York with a Splendid. Stools. -OP— SUMMER GOODS OOSBISTIND OP DRESS GOODS OF LITEST STYLES! STJMMBH SHAWLS VSR7 OHHAP1 LADIES* CLOAKlNfil BALMORAL 8KIRT8 AND HOOP SKIRT8 I Yankee Notions! CASSIMEEE8 AND COAT CLOTHS I SUMMER 8fuFF8! HAT8AN0 CAPS B00T8 AND 8H0E8 ! Ladies' and Misses' Balmoral Boots ! Crockery, Groceries^ IS.erosent3 Olll! CLOVER AND HERD8 QRA98 SEE09 1 Having purchased bis Goods at the vary X-io-v«7-ea»t XafZsBi.X'lx.et Price, fle will ««11 theoa at a Tory small Advance from Coat,. And will make It an object for those having monay to In- vest, to give him a call. EDWARD CHERRIER Would respectfully Inform his friends, and the publlo gen- erally, that be offers for sale, at th. store lately occupied by CHEEEIEE & ALLEN, No. 5 Phoenix Block, Malone, H. Y., a large and excellent assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING! consisting of every description of goods in that line, all of Superior Quality and Manufacture I and selectad by himself personally with reference to the wants of this community. He would direct esps- . cial attention to his stock of, HOSIERY! Unrlvall hlcb will b« found to be in Variety, Exeellanee and Cheapness, N0KIHEBN NEW YORK. R OSEFTDALE CBBBENT, 100 bbls. fresh ground Besendale Owaent, by * \ ~~-—• T \\ 1 AAA KEOI If AILS I * STOCK and for sals 1UW il Manufacturers prli es, by V taeosTwioK. C VIHsstEBI<AIII» BLACKSMITH'S COAL, 100 tons of the very best quality In stoi e, for sale by - 1.8. BOSTWIOE. L B. BOSIWIOK. The Custom Work of this establishment will be under his own dtreotion. From his long experience as a practical cutter, and his determina- tion to oon**itt the wishes aod interests of his friends, be trusts that b« shall deserve and retain the patronage ot th. public. IfFBICBs nODBBiTEIja He pledges himsetf \to satisfy all reasonable purchasers upon that score. V N. B.—No cha.-fa made for a(hlbltin( goods, or patterns. Call and examine before porch gslng elsewhere. E. 0BKKBIKB. Malone, March J , 18o5. NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY, For the speedy and permanent sure ofl Gonorrhea, Gleet, Urethral Discharges, Seminal - IT«ain*s», IHghUy UnUiHona, inovnmMRoe. Otnitai DtbilUy, Irritability, Gravel, Stricture, and JfftaUont qftkt Kidneys and Bladdtr, which hss been used by upwards of ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS, in th.tr private practice, with entire snecess, supercadlna Oubebs, Capsulea, Oopalba, or any compound hitherto known, BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS, are speedy in action, often affecting a ear* in a few days, and when a cure Is affected it Is permanent They are pre- pared from Vegetable extracts that are harmless on the sys- tem, and never nauseate the stomach or impregnate th« breath ; and being sugar-coated, all nauseous taste Is avoided. Mo change of diet is necessary while using them, nor doea their action interfere with business pursuits. Each Box con- tains six doien mis. PRICE ONE DOLLAR. Dr. Bell's Treatise on Seminal Weakness, SELF ABUSE, GONORRHEA, SLEET, Ac, a Pamphlet of 80 pages, containing Important advice to tbe afflicted. Seat FREE. SIX CENTS are required to pay postage. DR. BELL'S QREEN BOOK, A complete Treatise on GONORRHEA, GLEET, BTsJIOT- URE, STPHILLIS, Ac, In all the various stages, with M Prescriptions In KngUsh adapted for self treatment, without tbe aid of a Physician. PRICE ONE DOLLAR. Th. PUIa or Books will b. sent secure from observation by mall, post paid, on receipt of the money byj ' J. BRYAN, 76 Oedar Street, New Terk (Box 60T»), or any Advertised Agent. Tor sale In Malon. by P. T. Heath, druggist; lu Canton by B. HodsUn; In Potsdam by 0. M. Peck. UlSy MALONE W00LE1I FACTORY! idg avsry dslnty wficfc th. . w»«td«llcst« taste can,. - . • j-.;. •-. f t • 'fweylt,*r«aW ' -T- -.- U. •••• • \ rtUrt.- - •• -v c<- • Gr«*« aitt Dry art Preserve* FnUs I BANANA, Ct7MRA2l^ IfiWON,. (a, Pwavak, J«Hta«t JTraafc Corn, Te>wa« fxMti»m, 3Pl<k+4* Charrtwa, *,. - •' ymnta TAOaxa ot alt kteas by tat ltps •• Dye*, T»uk«e Nottonsj .fcc., alec. All of «bta«t to t» teiiol»mfSerMltnyf*j. WOOL! ^^OOL! D. S. MCMILLAN —wnx— PAT CASH OR OLOTH8 AT WHOLE SALB PRIOH8 F\ >R WOOL » - —AT &ft-< • SALES BOOttSr Baaamant ofFranhlln aotel, Otalona. CXOTHS SOU> eKEAJPsSR TOR WOOl, THAN FOR CASH. Ihav«tbebe«tAs*)lr snentof Cloths, Tweeds, 8atinets Flannels, 4c. \ Ey.rbfferej In Malone. Iaball, as baretofore, receive Woo! ,.to-Manufactur. Into OioihbyUj.TardoronBharaiattheoptronof - A fcarse Sfo<* air «31ot^ LOTira^ntuatt-^Io^twvpMft kepi' v.-.;\\- . •'-..- •-'«*-*•'— \' ' ' Iin PORTAL T TO LADIES. D B. JOHN HARVEY, HAVING FOR UPWARDS of twenty years devoted bis professional time ezcla. slrsly to the treatment of FEMALE DIFFIOULTIE8. And having succeeded In thousands of eases In restoring tba afflicted to sound health, has now entire confidence In offer- ing publicly bis \ GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY,\ DB. HARVEY'S CHR0N0-TBERMAL FEMALE PILLS Which have never yet failed, (when the directions have strictly followed,) In removing difficulties arising from Obstractfons, or stoppage of Nature, j • : Kr {h restoring the system to perfect health, when ssffeiint < , from Spinal affections, Prolapsus Uteri, the Whites, or other WOOL 0AROIN6 AND CLOTH 0RE88INB WMbajr^pOyandsatUfickruyaiteoWto. Ibayf tw» s^»W.«a^« f laflrsy»ieordertfc50e?d «. ^ log lolls, and sban ha »b»* t« keep^np vrttkaII«yCiist«»»rs(diirlBgl J> <• , , a» ftajon.^ ^ , . t ,^ Ui ^ • r ^luWta*ar»KSrk PjwnonsTsVou a rttaUmb*! Attajtsdad t© aOloae.Juntl,!**. Sti mi. t» 9HN!tEK TO LOAN: weakness of the Uterine Organs. Also, hvalt eases ef Debil- ity or Nervous Prostration, Hysterics, Palpitations. Aft, to., which are the forerunners of more serious diseases. The Puis are perrectly harmless on tbe constitution, and may be taken by the most delicate female without oauitog distress; si,ths same time '\\ THEY ACT l IIKE A 0«A^&M! leiulari... may arise. They should, however, NOT be taken during tba; flnt three or roar months ofpreimnoy, though safe a t any otherUme,M.mi«carrisgo-wouId'b* thesrtiuit.' rithl** u^i- contains 64 Pills. i • .. ,, ..^ . ,. ' •»,-;/j-? k • irv^niMytmtB^^Qnx$!m^ff(i i*-'.;: and.eT»rbaUcsl#Ui.' I^IW^PJUVATX sltrilOAI, AD- SI* r c»h«M(llrM«:r^pojijagfe.-, -.^, Vk ;|.,i» .-> -..- f ,. TSaHliranaao*wmbaimfbyiDa^ * » (?UKELTBEAiBP, and prepaid, by % _, JT. BRYAN,«3«a>aAt«)lt, '-*.or-any other AdMrtUedUiaat,onTtoelpt of the saatSy k »odiKij;)Jii»<«aai» by 0. M<¥ Wa\ \ISs^f* , * -3. ? i after aeUgiSaua _-_._, humbug and boaeganw l»»*»}ary*bMBa*,4Mtear, iHotord, Kings Oounty.S f f WW
