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&&P V* TUB COLOB SERGEANT. You jay,.that in every battle v No«olfflei i w'w brarepthan he, As aloft in the roar and* the rattle, lie carried the Sag of the free ; I knew ah ! I knew he.'d ne'er falter, I could trust him, the' dutiful hoy * My Robert was willful—but Walter, Deai- Waiter, %as ever a joy. And u fr'»e\**a!true' tftds fft6t_er, Do you think he his treat would betray, And give up his place to another,. Or turn from the danger away ? Me knew while afar he was straying, m Tell me, comrade, who saw him when dying. Whatne said, what h e did, if you can ; On the field in his agony lying, / Did he Buffer and die like a, man ? Dojou tutok he^onoe wished i i a had never Bonfe artns.ioc t_.erijjjtt.a4d tjie tr_#f- Say he a/urutetf. Our Country forevtf . When he died A _ teas praying fir you ! O, my darling, my youhgesVand fairest. Whom 1 gathered so close to my breast; 1 called thee my dearest and rarest; And thonwert my purest and bast i 1 tell t_ee,\0 mend, as a mother, Whose full heart is breaking to-day, The Infinite Fathei*nene oarer— Con know what He's taken away ' J thapfc. jon.once,more for four -Indues! ; For this lock of his auburn oalr: Perhaps 'tis the one I in blindness Last touched, and weparted just t__r<f. When he asked, through his teare, should he linger Irorn. duty ? j answered him, Nay; A nd*he smiled as he placed on my Sngeit The ring I am wearingjo-day. 1 watched him leap Into that meadow; . There a child he with othershad played : 1 saw hnVaarn slowly, the shadow ftf.th. trees where ms lather was laid; And there where the road meets two others Without turning he went on his war ; Once his face toward the foe, not his mother's Should' unman-him, or cause him delay. It may be that some day your duty Will carry you that way again, When the field win be riper in beauty, Enriched by the blood of the slain, Would ye n see if the grasses are- growing On the grave of my boy ? Will yo u see If a flower, e'en the smallest, Is blowing, And pluck it, and send It t o me f Boo t think, in my grief, I'm complaining',; I gave him, God took him, 'tis right; And the cry of his mother remaining,. Shall strengthen his comrades in fight. Notfor vengeance to-day in my weeping Goes my prayer to the Infinite Throne,! Gjod pity the foe when he's reaping The harvest of which he has sown I Tell his comrades these words of his mother; AU over the wide land to-day, The Rachels who weep with each other, Together in agony pray, They know, in their great tribulatlen. By the blood of their children outpoured. We shall smite down the foes of the Nation, In the terrible day of the Lord. =a?s J__leo#<]»*i. TfioppGf j J P B OP NEW 1TOBK, Fius*u!t Coi :o Is ihertbTa-Ven?, pursuant tofthr =•-•'— d oftheyniwisVl.rjgtlco.from the S< ^^^S^»*Sr»«» 555 M,':W.\- S TAB Nofic '.MTV , <S. 1 tute*of4his of State, that tW'Gine^liBecHon will b*heldln the Oourftyt>rjt«nkt, iln on the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday if November nejet, at which Election the officers' named in the 'annexed A n ^^W ,e ^ 0a ^^b^M-J Hce will expire on the last day of STATE OF NEW-yOBK, ) Ornc s OF TH* SKCBBXIHT o r STAT*, > Auin August 1st, 1B63: ' V 2b the Sluiig of the County of Franklin: <• . -, SIR-fNotlce is hereby given, that at the GeniraTETectlon to be held in this State on the Tuesday'SUCceodJng-the first Monday of November next, the l-Mo^jf.oigcehar e to be elected:to wit: ' A Secretary of State, lath e place of Horatio Mallard ; A Comptroller, In the place of Lucius Robinson ; - A Treasurer* In the place or William B. Lewis i Aili Attorney-General, In the place of Daniel 8] Dickinson ; AJtaje Engineer and Surveyor, in the place of William B. A Canal Commissioner, In the place of William jW. Wright; An Inspector of State Prisons, in the place of James K. Bates; All .whose terms of De&laber next. , _ , Also k Judge of the Court of Appeals, In the pWce of Henry K. Selden, who was appointed to fill the Tttcanoy oc- casioned by the resignation of Samuel L. Selflen, whose term (for which he was elected) expires on the 01st da y of December, 18.3. Also a Justice of the Supreme Court, for the Fourth Judi- cial District, In the place of Enoch H. Rosecrans, f.hoie term of ofllce will expire on the last day of December next. Also a Senator for the Seventeenth Senate District, comprising the Counties of St. Lawrence, and PranWln. County officer* to be Elected. A Member o f Atunibly ; TWO School Commissioners; A Sheriff, In the place of Daniel 9. Soper ; A County Judge, In the place of Henry A. paddock ; A County Treasurer, In the place of William Q. Dickinson; Two Justices of Sessions, In the place of Abtl II. Miller and John Blchty. All of whose terms of ofllce will expire on the last day of w LATEST K_ =rOFt- m in -AT- WEISSMANN & OFFENBACHER'S IN THEIR' December next. fours, Respectfully, HORATIO BALLARD, Secretary of State. s a pretty Jf you pass it I'll Frofl« and Loss. As ratherqn unscrupulous fellow named Ben, was coming down town one morning, be met Tom and stopped him. \I say Tom,\ he said 1 , \here' good\Counterfeit three divide.\ \Let's see the plaster,\ said Tom ; and after examining it carefully, put it in his vest pocket remarking, \St is an equal di- vision—a dollar and a half a piece ? \ \Yes said Ben. j \All right,\ said _fonU And off he went. * ' A few minutes afterward, he quitely stepped into the store of his friend Ben, and^nrehased a can of oysters for one dol- lar and a half, laying ; down the three dol- lar bill for them. The clerk looked at the bill rather doubtingjy, when his sus- picions were immediately calmed by Tom, who said : \There ^s no use in looking, for I re- ceived the note from Ben himself not ten minutes ago.''. '. Of course the clerk, with this assurance, .forked over the dollar and a half in change •and with this deposit and _,can of oyters, Tom left. Shortly afterward he met Ben, who asked him if he had passed the note. \Oh yes,\ said Tom, at the same time passing over the dollar and a half to Ben. ' That evening when Ben made up bis cash account, he was surprised to find the same ohjj counterfeit three in the drawer. Turning: to bis \locum tenons,\ he asked • \Where did you get this cursed note ? Didn't you know it was a counterfeit V \Why said the clerk, \Tom gave it to me and I suspected it was fishy, but he had just received it ftjom you, and I took it.\ ' > The whole thing had penetrated the wool of Ben. With a peculiar smile-, be muttered \Sold !\ and charged the can of oysters to profit and loss account. A NEW MEASURE FOB LAGKR.—Not long since the keeper of a lager beer sa- loon was arrested upon a charge of selling intoxicating liquor without license, when he attempted to prove, that the Teutonic beverage was not an intoxicating drink. A number of witnesses who had amply tested its qualities, were called fine after another, nntil finally an old German nam- ed W ' y took the stand, and the ques- tion was propounded to him : \ D o yon consider lager beer intoxicat- Ingt\ \ Veil,\ replied W. , \ ash for dat I gant say. I drinksh feefty or seexty , glasshes a day, and it never hurt me; put I don't know how,it W^ould pe if a man vash to\ make a hog of hjisself.\ REMOVAL OF THE NEW CASH DRUG STORE ___. H. WILCOX HAVING NEWLY FITTED OP THE STORK, No. 3 Eagle Block, opposite Miller House, (^Formerly occupied by Wood _ Dickinson) Has moved into said Store, where he la making additions to his stock of DRUGS & MEDICINES! Dyes, Perftunery and Fancy Goods I and Intends keeping a more compleU assortment of Goods in his line than has heretofore been offered In this Ttclnity. His goods are Warranted Pure and Genuine. All the leading of the day will be found at this store. Also PURE WINES AND LIQUORS! For medicinal Purpones. • Physicians wUl find it to their adrantage to give him a pan. Prescriptions carefully compounded and prepared at all tlmes.*=«=. . , Having had several years'experience In the Drug busi- ness, he feels confident that he can give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage, i Would call attention to the following certificate from prac- ticing Physicians of the village of Potsdam, N. Y. :— POTSDAM, N. Y M February 9, 1868. To the- Citizens of Malone and vicinity : We the undersigned, Physicians of the village of Potsdam, do beseby certify that wc are Well acquainted irith Br . K. H, WILCOX and have been for several years past, durlnsiwhlch time h e has been employed in Drug Stores In this village; we believe him to be competent to compound prescriptions and do a general Drug business, and recommend him to your favorable consideration and patronage. GIDKOS F. COLB, M. D. J. RSTSOUW, M. D. J. H. MCCHKSSET, M. D. C. C. BiTea, M. D. N. D. LAWEKSOB, M. D. POTSDAM, N. Y., February 10th, 1»68. I fully concur In th« foregoing certiflcato of Physicians, the said E. H. Wilcox having been in my employ about four years, and cheerfully recommend him as one worthy of your confidence and support. __ 0 . M. PECK, Druggist, Potsdam, N. Y. THE BEST QUALITY OP KEROSENE OIL! „ For sale by E. H. WILCOX. NEW STORE >'o. 4 Eagl e Block, opposite Miller Houtie, t-H HAVINO JUST BSTTJKNED FROM SUBSET THEY HAVE NOW OPENED A SPLENDID & WELL 3ELECTED STOCK —OF— REIDY-MADt CLOTHIHG! OF THE VERY BEST MAKE AND QUALITY WHICH THKT OFFEB AT THEIB USUAL LOW FIGURES They would call particular attention to tbelr large assortment of Stylish Business Coats and Suits, FINE BLACK DHESS COATS, Pants aiid 'Vests, of every description and pattern, from the LOWEST TO THE FINE8T GRADES. A OHOIOE SELECTION O r aajt»g.«'i)g!jj-gL^gM»-'-'-i- -~ ^luLi-jugs [1863 GGD^SMRGritAILROAD.' : j 1863J • sSffMMfflffiTg sinnraoBB ARRANGEMENT, K Time 1 2 IWntHen Faster (ban Local Time. Thro* Train* Daily, (Sundays Excepted.) nnsr TBAtor, THEOITGII B&RE& r . 1 r»Y f '• ' Leavft Ogdensbnrgh *at 8:80 •a.m; (breakfast a t Walone) arriving » t House's Point at 8.12 a. m.; Burlington 10.50 a. m.; White River Junction 2 p. m. (to dinner) and arriving at Boston at 8 p. m. EsT\ rfo change of cars by this train between Ogdens- burglrjind Boston. Tliis train connects at burllngton with express trains on Kntland and Burlington R. K., for Rutland and Troy, Albany and*New York same evening; with DAY STEAMERS on Lake Cbatnplaln for Ticonderoga, Lake George, Whitehall, Saratoga Springs,-Troy and New York. 8E00rnKTItAlN, THBOTje-rT alAlX. Leave Ogu'enshurgh at 12.15 P. M. (dine at Malone) arriv, ing at Rouse's Point at S.fiO p. m., connecting with the Vermont Central R. R., Night Express, with SpUndld Sleeping Cara attached, for Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence, Portland, Fltchburgh, Worcester, Spring- field, £o. , and arriving at Boston early the following morn- ing. Also, connecting at Burllngtop with li. 1 B. It. R., for Troy, Albany and New York, and at Rouse's Point with Lake Champlain Steamers for Saratoga Springs, Troy, Alba- ny and New York. Also with C. A St. Lawrence R. R., for Montreal and Quebec. NIGHT THROUGH TIUI.W ' ^Leave Ogdensburgh at 0.10 p. m., (on arrival of Grand Trunk day train.) with Sleeping Oar attached, connecting at Rouse's Point with Vt. Central R. R., day Express for Boston and all points East, and at Burlington with II. i 11. R. B_, for Troy, Albany and New York, arriving at SM p. m.— Also, connecting at .Burlington virh day line Lake Cham- plain Steamers for the South. Also at RouseV Point with trains for Montreal and Quebec. RETURNING. Through Express Train leaves Boston at 6 a. to., arriving at Ogdensburgh 11.10 p. m , connecting with Express trCin on O. T. R. B. for Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and points west and south. Leave Boston at 7.80 a. in., and 5.00 p. m., and New York at 7.00 a. tn., arriving at Ogdensburgh at 12.15 p. m., and 5.80 p. m., In time to connect with Grand Trunk Railway, R., W. A 0 . R. K-, and Ottawa t Prescott It. R. Also with Lake Ontario Steamers and Northern Transportation Co.'s Pro- pellers for all points West. Malone, May 12,1863. O. V. UOYLB, Supt. ±«j^i!>i!Uism4X5X!2x^£'^y^ r -*-wj<j L •-. ZWR'BKTW KEBrBXtt CLOTHS, CANNIMEHES, ^DOESKINS, SATINETS, &C. HATS A.rvr> CAPS of the Latest Styles. Spring Fashion of Silk Hats ! A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF , BOYS' :tr.A.zrsrcIT CA-^S. BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS, of Superior Manufacture. GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Scarfs, UNDER-SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &C. White Shirts at Lower Prices than the Cloth can be Bought fon Wow. THEY HAVE IN FACT THE LargeNt an d Best Assorted Stock of Clothing, ami all other Goods In their line, that has ever before been brought on to this place, and they Defy any Establishment 1B this Vicinity f to CompeU wUh.Ttiem. GOME AND CONVINCE YOURSELVES. NO TROUBLE T O SHOW GOODS. Helssmaun & Oflenbacber, i ' No. 4 Eagle Block, opposite Miller House. Rochester 4.1 p. —OF— AMERICAN, SWIS8 AND ENGLI8H MANUFACTURE. SILVER AND PLATED WARE -OF THE— Finest Quality & most Approved Patterns! MORTON'S CELEBRATED QOLD PENS, FIXE GOLD AND PLATED JBWELET. SPECTACLES! For correcting evsry defect of the eye, [(blindness excepted.) &,C. A PATBIOTICTWOBIANI—At Plattsburgh, the other day f a man of po very great loy- al pretensions called on a widow and in- formed her that her only son was ..drafted, and then hastened to tell her that he conld secure his exemption if she would certify that she was V widow, and that he was ber only son, ind that she was dependent on him. for support. The patriotic lady made tfe&followinrj reply: \ I can certify to no each thing. I am not dependent on my son for sa|iport, and I never.expect to. be. Besides, I think he onght to go, If he is abhy'to vtofam military Svity, arid every ihle-hodied«man, till this wicked Rebellion *f jtat down. Nothing but the necessity of wearing 'these skirts has kept me&om going?' -i* -• CBKAM BOR0omuMmnvB PATIENTS.— The 4*&>KSW$* 'Zfy* «»« atjon- experienced nuder the cod-liver oilfpre- vionsly tried.' £ 30fni r ^v&e^itffor Hi\ who' have, or thirik^heyf n&#e;«an~Bumption, i ; to] adopt ^^^^^^'^^f^-WiSliV •fiver oil that can be bought. 1 *r-*'*i« » '* There^were: twenty.^jromeo and- several gave mis y4»terdaxt when *$ft-H*»rfr.*fo Clocks, Fancy Goods, For Sale, SUMS PARTICULAR ATTENTION Pal4 t o nepalrtzxc all lsz.fxs.cla —OF— WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, AC, —BY— O. I.. BAIXARD, \No. 2 Eagle Block, Malone, N. Y. April 9,1868^ E. M. TILLEY & Co. KKEP CONSTANTLY OS HAND STATIONERY! OF EVERT DESCRIPTION BJ.ANK BOOKS, PASS BOOKS, TUCK MEMORANDUMS, DIARIES, LEOALANB FOOLSCAP PAPER, NOTE AND LETTER BAPER, ENVELOPES, BLOT- TING PAPER, DRAWING PAPER, VISITING CARDS, III- PBESSION PAPER, EOAS1XG RUBBER, FABKH'ri LEAD PENCILS, STEEL PKN8, PLAYING « CARDS.TISSUEPAPER.ARNOLD'S INK, PEN RACKP, *r . Rome, Watertown & Ogdensbnrgta R. R. SUMrinEK ABRANOEITIE1VT. 1863 G*Bm^3§£ 1863 O N AND AFTEB mrONSA V, APRIL 20£b, 18G8. and until Ihrther notice, Pnssenger Trains will run o n this road as follows, (Sundays excepted i: EXPRESS MAIL. Leave 0(tdensbnrgh 4.26 a. m., arrive at Watertown 7.10 a. ra , (20 minutes for breakfast), Rome 10.85 a. m., connect- Ing with Ne w York Central Express Trains for oil points east and west, arriving at Albany 8.n0 p. m.. New York 8.45 p. m., .Boston 11.15 p. m., Syracuse l.l o n fi.20 p. m., Bnlfalo 6.00 p. m., Sospension Bridge •*«. Niagara Falls COO p. m. ACCOMMODATION. Leave Potsdam Junction 7.25 a. m., connecting at DeKalb Junction with 2.35 a. in. Train from Rome for Ogdensburgh. Leave Potsdam Junction 3.40 p. m., connecting at Dekalb Junction with 4.80 p. m. Train from Ogdensburgh for Water- town, Rome, and all points east and west. EXPRESS. Leave Ogdensburgh 4.80 p. m., arrive at Watertown 8.00 p. m., (20 minutes for supper), Rome 12.20 a. m., conneotlng with New York Central Express Trains east and west, arriv- ing at Albany 4.4S a. m „ New York 10.15 a., ra., Buffalo u.fti a. m., Suspension Bridge 9.50 a. ni , Niagara Falls 10.|)5 u. m New and Elegant Sleeping Car attached to 4.80 p.m . Tral u and run from Ogdenshnrgh to Albany without change RETURNING. Leave New York 7.l>0 a. w., arrive at Watertown 7.U3 p. m., (20 minutes for supper), Ogdensburgh 10.30 p. m., Pots- dam Junction 11.15 p. m. Leave New 1 York 6w00 p. m., arrive at Watertown 0.20 a. m., (20 minutes for breakfast), Ogdensburgh 10.10 a . m., Potsdam Junction 10.55 a. m. ItrWirough Tickets can be procured at the Company's Ticket Ofllce, 8d door south of Seymour House, Ogdens- burgh, to all points east and west* Pare as low as by any other route. Baggage checked through. ADDISON DAY, Sup't. H. T. Fuir, Oen'l Ticket Agent. 1863. CHAirXPLAJlV STEAJTIKRS. 1863 . SUMMER ARRANGEMENT AFTER M\Y 4TI1. BERTHS FREE. UNITED STATES, Capt. Anderson. CANADA, Capt Wm. H. FVagg. AMERICA. Capt. Henry Mayo. MOIVTREAI., Lot Chamberlln. Will run a s follows until further notice • GOING SOUTH, DAY LINE. Leave Rouse's Point dally at 3 A. M., except Sundays, (and Plattsburgh 7,) on arrival of Train from Montreal, via vt. A Canada R. R., connecting with Boats at Burllngton at 10.80 A. M., connecting at TJconderoga at 2 P. M. with Lake George Boat; reach Whitehall 4.45 P. M., In season for the Tntln connecting at Troy and Albany with splendid Steamers on the Hudson Elver, and with Night Express Train to the Vfosr, • NIGHT LINE. Leave Rouse's Point dally (except Saturdays and 8un days) on arrival of Train from Montreal and Ogdensburgh, reaching Burllngton 9.45 P. M.. and Whitehall at 5 A. M., in time for Express Train reaching. Hspr York 1.80 P. M . and only Line connecting with the Hudson Elver Day Boat from Albany at 9 A. H., reaching New-York-*t 6 P. M., and Buffalo and Suspension Briige a t 8 P. M. Boats each wsv run via Pt. Kent and Platlslurgli. GOING NORTH, DA T ISSS. Leave Whitehall dally, (JunOsys excepted) at 10.50 A M., upon arrival of the Cars from fcor.^Alfeany'Jujd Buffalo, reaching Burllngton 4.45 P. M.,'miil5«|aoso 1 i.Po]nt at 8.45, making direct connection with the Oars for Ogdensburgh same evening, reaching Mortreal at lftWKP. M. NIGHT LINE. VfriuoDt Central aa« Sulliyan Ua Iroad. SlliniriElt AJttRANGEmOBlVT COMMENCING JUHE 29TH, II m. TRAINS GOING 80DTH AND BAST. i Milt Tatra leaves Rouse's Point at 4.60 *. m n I urlipgton 7.15 a. m., connecting At WWW Elver JuncMon an d Bellows Falls with trains for Boston,'Worcester 4c. , and wto rlrmon t Tallty Eallrnad for Sprlngfleld and N ew York,' arriving to New York at 10.18 p. m. CHICAGO ExwtsSa TaAts leaves Ogdensburgh at 8 80 a. m., Montreal a t 6.00 A. m., Rouse's Point at 8.16 a. m. t for Bos- ton, Troy a JiUJew York. .,„,. NIOHT Exraxss Tjutor leaves OgdenSbm;gb a t 121 5 p. m., Montreal at 8.45 p. m., Rouse'a Point at «.00 p . nij, \nylng at Boston a t 8.40 a. m. , connecting a t Bellows Jails with Cheshire R. R., for Boston and Worcester and nth Ver- mont Valley R, R., tor Springfield and New Havet and ar^ riring In New York at *.20 p . m. Both the Mall Trains and the day Express Trains connect aV-Whlte River Junction with Passompaic Bol d for i sua from Boston and the White Mountains. Sleeping Oars are attached to both the Night Express trains running between Rouse's Point and Boston* . St. Albans, June 29, 1863. G. MERRJXL Supt. Ogdensburgh t o the West. 1863. r^- fl ftfi..5* .J8W. . | THE \OUTHEHlV TRANSPORTATION COMPANY W ILL, DURING THE PRESENT SEA- son, run their line of First Class Upper Cabin Steameis Dally, between Ogdrniburgh and Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, Milwaukee and ublcago, leaving Ogdensbnrgfi on the arrival of the Express Train from the East, caUlng regularly for Passengers and Freight a t Alexandria Bay, Clayton, Cape Ylncent and Oswego. Passengers and Families moving West con embark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock, &c , ^c, and land together without disturbance or Transhipment at their Port of destination. These Steamers have large Cabins and Slate Roo ns, am- ply and neatly furnished, for \First Class Passengers; and Second Cabins with cook stoves and comfortable ac ;ommo - dmtiooM for Pasa«f.ffa» M O famlliaa, who ma y wUb La iu,-- nish their own provisions and bedding. J gy~ No efforts will be spared to maintain the rei utatlon of this as the cheapest and best route. ^E% For Through Tickets, *c. , apply to GEORGE W. i MITH, General Ticket Agent, ofllce corner Ford andfatters »n Sts., opposite Johnson House. G. A. EDDY, Agent, Ofllce North- ern Transportation Co. Landing, Ogdensburgh, N: Y. H.J. GOODNO, Passenger Agent, Ogdensburgh, N. V. E. JT. SHERMAN, Agent, Franklin Bouse, Malone, 1. Y. Through Tickets can be obtained at all the principal Rail rO.id and Steamboat offices between Boston and Ogoensb'gh. Baggage checked through. 14*0m0 A.JL.L KXIVDiS} OF PRINTING DONE AT The Malone Palladium £team Jriwtiug {gjfoMfehmjrift No. 1 Union Block, irlalonr, IV. v.. 1 : Wehavethelargestan d best selected stefck of AT THE Malone Furniture Ware Rooms, In the New Brick Building, west side ot the Bridge, E VER OFFERED FOB SALE I N NORTHERN New York. This statement may appear a little strange to some, but to those, as to all others, we can only say, Call and Fiwd for Yourselves, Rosewood Sofas, Black Walnut do. Mahogany do . Black WalnutTete-a-Tetes, Mahogany do. Rosewood do. Haircloth Lounges, Rosewood Marble Top Tables, Mahogany do. Walnut Marble Top Tables, Oak Extension Tables, Walnut do Mahogany Center Tables, Walnut do . Writing do. Toilet do. Sewing do . Chestnut Chamber Setts. B UREA.US Marble Top Bureaus Mahogany do Walnut do Painted do Wash Sinks, Wash Stands, Light do Tea-Poys, Painted Chamber Sets, Oak do. Mahogany do. Walnut do. Rosewood OheAr* , Mahogany do. Walnut do. Cane Set do . Oaue Set of Maple, Cane Set of Walnut, Cane Set of Oak, Oak Dining Chairs, Walnut do Maple do OrBce Chairs, Bar.Room do. I Wood Seat Dining do. ! Wood Seat Kitchen do. ' Book Oases, iDesks, | Wardrobes, , Bedsteads, all kinds, ' Bedsteads, with springs, I What-Nots, all slzei, J Etagers,* Hat and Umbrella Stands, ;IIalr Mattresses, iHusk do i Large Parlor Mirrors, Oval and Square Looking - Glasses, all kinds. Looking Glass plates. Gilt .Mouldings, Mahogany do. Walnut do. 'Revolving Office Chairs, t Reclining do . jOvai Frames, allsises, IStools. CRIBS AMD CRADLES! Misses' Rockers, Children's High Chairf, Children's Low Chairs, Toilet Glosses, Portable Desks, ottomans, Steel Engravings, Black Walnut Caskets, ! Black Walnut Ooffins, . Mahogany do. (Butternut do. Cherry do, IPine do. iMetalic Burial Cases if wanted Particular attention paid to the Coffin trade. A large lot constantly on hand. The above goods <re have in almost endless variety, add are selling a t EXTRKJIKLY LOW PRICES! Repairing of old Furniture and varnishing done on short notice. We are selling Sofas and all other furniture lower than they oan be bought at retail in any City. Liberal discounts made to those requiring large amounts for hotels, new houses, A c Malone, Nov. 19,1562. WOOD/ MoGIFFIN. THREE POWKR PRESSES And all the Modern Facilities for Dojng Printing Quick, Neat'and Cheap. TAKE NOTICE, ONE AN D ALL. A. S . WJEBSTER W OULD ANNOUNCE XO HIS FRIENDS and thepublic generally, that his EXTENSIVE FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS S 's Block, Went Side :iver found the J t of Furniture \ ?-' t,'i!n'{;a;.*.!,'.yjy—'**yf'ij\-» JUST RECEIVED AND WILL BE OFXQINFXSX^ Tata P/yy —ON— THURSDAY, MAY 8l 8l , A Large Addition to the Stock of MILLINERY GOODS! —AT— MISS ISABELLA McHUGH'S SEW STORE, 1st iDoor wes t of A. Heath's, Main Street, Malone. M ISS McBUCH HAS JUST RETURNED FROM n A Ne T, Y ° rt , witn a lar S e ^ck of Fashionable MUllnm (toods, which will be opened on • THURSDAY, MAV 21st. The stj U ^consists of Bonnets, Ribbons, Belt Ribbons, C*c. ( sdpare Lace, Flowers, Serpentine Braid, Qau« \ ells, Children's Hats, Ac, 4c, AND A LARGE VARIETY Of OORSET8 AND HOOP SKIRTS. FOR THE SPRING AKD SUMMER TRADE The Ladles are respectfully Invited to call and examln. j£^\ «% h f, m *^ Ve f',\ she fecls confident that the, will give satisfaction both I n q uallly and price. April 15, 18Q8. ESTABLISHED | y«o~ Of til where ma. Largest Assort ever offered In Cheaper than e KIs section, and - r er before Sold! sues Stai]taiids, Bureau*, Tables, S Bedsteads, Sofas. Corner Racks, Mirrors, Cliairs, Sinks, Ac , of every variety, at prices to suit every one. All kinds of work and repair ng in his line done to order, with neatness and dispatch. A. 8. W. pledges himself tjo give satisfaction.to all who may favor him with their patrosiage. Call and ekamine his stock.—Malone, Nov. 1, 1S62. N-IES-W GOODS JUST RECEIVED BV THK SUBSCRIBER i Silver and Silver-Plated Warie THE GREAT END ACCOMPLISHED! VICKSBURGH TAKEN •v< MISSISSIPPI 0P;^N! The Rebels of this vicinity are despondent since the ah- '•'- ttrttctfpiMftM.ri bten't't'noted. THE CITIZENS OF THIS LOCALITY- HAVE NOW QPPPJtTOtpjrr TXtSHSOHASE AN IT Clieaptr than Ever ss.-fci^iifj»f^Sr«?i-:.iA -j IKsM TTAVim KE0ENW.T RKTDKNKfr FIIOM MARKET srlth a choice lot of SAW PP48, CANDLES, FLOUR, SOGABS, corttas, nan,' ! I.ABD, ClffASfi, 1 is. ry - ' MBiX.tC., SOAP, TOBAOCQ,,! • 'CORill •„>» AU of which hit Wf»nr' r \ ''' wmm fmi^mmnmrn And of course at . --»»-!t . .ITftittit-rifta ;yB>f.aaga. las vtisr-w' ^BT.«»ry-'Jto v <ewi«r«a^' \ .».a,; lAu^mm UNPRECEDENTED ' iii'MKtciBtomeri '^p ^«ill And exii SCHOOL BOOKS. We *hall continue to oiake our Kntablbbment the act now I edged } HEADQUARTERS for the supply of all the different kinds of School Books now used in FRATCKLIN CO TJ^N T Y. Country Merchants and Teachers can rely on being furnished a j heretofore at the LOWEST MARKET PRICE. Leave Whiteh»ll daUy, (Saturdays and Sundays excepted! at 8.45 P. si., up»n arrival of the Tialns from New York and Buffalo, and Suspension Brl<tge the sauie daj , reaching Bur lington at 8.XQ A, M., and Pittsburgh ar6.SO—connecting at each place with trains arriving at Montreal 8.4S A. M., and Ogdensburgh at 9 P. M. By this arrangement two Dally Lines are formed earn way, affording great facilities lor parties of pleasure or busi- ness men to go and return same day between different polnu on the Lake. Passengers by '.taking tho Steamboat Line will avoid the annoyance of dust and Impure air of Cars during the beal of the day—will make close connections with all the Train.* of the different Boads-r-on the pasaage between Whitehall and Reusc's Point will have ss extensive view of the beau- tiful Scenery of the Lake—tbe Adlrondacks of N. Y., and the Green Mountains of Vt.—wilt pass near to the old Forts of Crown Point nnd Ticonderoga, the Islands, and many otier polnu of Interest and celebrity in the hlBtory or the last war. Passengers to and from Lake George land a t Ti, and pass through that beautiful Lake dally, on the Minne- haha. Fsure as Low iut 1>^ any oilier Route, nl baggaxa Depots ar Bur- »-»»»* «•• m^v » ^j. w j ««Ajr distil- , Baggage checked through. Passenger* and baggaxa wlu be transported'from 0v» t o Boats from the Di - - - Ungton Freights taken FREE OP cntBGE, n at the lowett Tales. 1452—8m. TIIOS. H. OANHELS, General Agent,. 3 American Block, Burllngton, Vu We have constantly on hand a good selection of JUVENILE B00K8, CARDS ft PRIMERS! Suitable for Gift* for School CliiUlren. Fancy Goods and Confeotionery ' t ? -.- COHSTANTXY PN HAND. We have superior facilities for'the transaction of such a business, and trust that we shall make it appear self-evident to our Patrons, in d to all who have- heretofore favored our establishment with their patronage, that TILLEY & CO.'S Is the place to continue to buy your supplies. PERIODICALSIAND NEW BOOKS received as soon as published. on and New York Daily Papers IN ADVANCE OF THE MAIL. E. M. XlfctEirfcCOM Malone. by The Great Oaose or Btuaiat Bflsery. Lassitude, Weakness of the limbs and the: Sack, Indlsposl- Home. beto*er ol tiorJsWdfccApacity far«s^.^d'I»borj \J isuhwisp-orTA^ S^taelg.lSS. .ops of the lyes, Hmptasobtlts Faoo, In r»luaftry—• lions and fiextusl Incar*oltT, th« OsMsijusi ossiof Tonlhfnl Indiscretion,to.,Ao. . *h ;'. v* V-A^ ,*•-?\* \Ji ~-1&nhla s^salrableXectur* clsirly provef'that the above enumemted, oflen self-sffllcted •enti.^tsaT- be removed without medlclnt and without danftwitil stirjlcal opera- tin* «**«« •«.! , w* mt*j «u>uvwtUl.ti(«U|Sn(l«lwlfG' top*, on tbe receipt oftlx eeatf. or two poiUft lUtapi, by •&Sfes?.s4 _}«\*-?' UieaanaiSfjfhlU^Ujsr-aij: ^rM'/elwlrf^^ VfWfl^^^C^ SrZ&$l k ^^i£L£sl!^^i^^^ M^tArma^xsi^msiW' •O.A./'- '©vapi* C*'fc\4.1 it SP^^r^l^^^ 5 -^ 0 - fc;3 I.*. BOVTWICK .^3?,'i«tS'.r# Through to Chicago i n 2 8 Hours ! P EHSOtfS GOING TO THK WEST OAN have their choice of Boat or Railroad, from Ogdens- burgh. Trains leave Prescott on the arrival of the Train from the East. I>, O I, A. R K Is agent for the f-JKAIVI> TKCxMi fiAILWAY and l l always ready to wait on all persons going West. B e sells Tickets to; dslcaaro, IHilnrmulcee, St. Lonls, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and allpolnts West, And also to Montreal, via St. Lawrence River. . , Malone,/an64lvlS8a . ' * \ ^ \ 1867.Sm O Y ^L 0 E 2NT ALE POmtS WBS^! Fine Table Knives, Forks, Spoons, &cj., ALSO A FINE ASSORTMENT OP* j CLOCKS AND FANCY GOODS! Watches, Oloelca and Jewelry Carefully Repaired I OREN MOSES, Jr., No. 4 Union Block. Malone, Oct. 29th, 1862. 1418 INSURANCE AGENOYJ /ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. Capita! $1,000,000 00 Surplus 807,920 00—$1,867,920 Ob THOS. K. BRiOE, Jr., Sec'y. E. G. RIPLEY, Prest. HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York City— No*. 112 A 114, Broadway. Capital and Surplus ^1,042,4SS ol) 3. MILTON SMITB,Sec'y. CUA8. J. MARTIN, Prest, PHCNIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Conn. Capital and Surplus.. 1419 034 Ci SIMEON L.L06Jris , ^res't. KELUXIG, Sec'y- HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 45 WaU St., New York. Capital and Surplus....- : $230,140 i Do«is U SIOSB, Sec'y. 8. H . ROKIINBADOH, Prest. THE FRANKLIN COTTNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE SOMFANY, Malone, N . Y. Having a renewed charter for twenty years, are now pre- tolnsr~ ^_\ ,J - * --- ^ - — •— — ._.\.'. . .\ -\- - ~~ltp>L lted amount, upon as* favorable terms as can be obtained tn pared tolnaure all kinds of Farm property, Dwelling Houses and8toresltfvffla*e*s^«tke»Trtna*ofpronexlsfto.<tUni. .a» Y «'- • -fntvin P ERSONS -^SL%VJBXiM.Tto'3afBtlr\ please to take particular notice that fittieonjy at@rS d 1 OOatl.l 10 uuuuigwvuu uuie. uu i uii Western and Lake Shore Ball Roads. ExpresJjJoats, tfio Colllngwood Line, and\lh« Great ^ 'TlcieUonthe GJUHD TRIJNK ROAD are alsosold by m.andtoUontrearbyBoVliori-tlitSt.r.awj'enceJllverr t.the oStce of this Agency, Miller WJCST, ABE INFORMED THAT a W IDRjB AHD Oil's HIM A QAhl AND SlttrtOS any other responsible Company. We now commence our second year under our renewed Charter, wjth a surplus suf- Bclehttopaysul.lblatmis^alnstiAe'Com&nr.forfwcs d \ Ingthepsjtyeilr.w^»Jfon^Jiuiu»iry^8Se I ! *- ^'\?TOOTnrraLVRENCE.Presrdenl ALBERT ANDIUJ8, V. President . D. N, no«mxojpJK8ec'y. i W ^;«- D ' 0 9«^^'^»f>*er- | j ,>*;._ Application for Insuranoe In any of the* above named com- panies, may, be made to>the,underslgoed f their ..authprtied agent, who wmft*fte-^flldei»h buflflttg*. Ji»«hWl4e;5Ki ! on reasonable terms, and\ all losses will be promptly and falrlMLdJnited.- - , , _ r * * -, ~«fflce,No.8ran»Vsaoo»r^piialri*f? f I jf^_'9&2 6 i D. N. HTJNTINGTOS, ,:Malone,a|ayehj,lSg> r - r iry . ~ t s^^h JUST- ItitJBLr&T&f, T \dilj. |) : ' —AT— - • 5-' '•' M » «. ' ifrJrSiCraS:--'«' •* • • ____ !*i* r-1 ••;,.•<- r zil. ticj;l^I» ,iS. i: ija, ?,<b«. ,x < MILLINERY GOODS! fCall *W& ciaflihe ftff ^m%^mt 4 A- i&\*riJ\'\Sm;?*' £a. e*»* rJIHKltV MALpNE •s- Foundry & M-ichine Shop! C. C. WHIfTELSE Y I S NOW prepared t o furnish Castings of all kinds.— Screw Ganr,\EngIuih Gate a udSWuley Saw Mill, Grist and Starch Mill Irons, made; and fitted up t o order. ' Water Wheels of various patterns and of the most approved kindi Woodworthte Cylinder Planers, Tongneing; & Grin iving M^cjiines, Clapboard Machines, Plows, Ct ltlvators, Ac, Portable and Statlot ery Steam ttxx&lxx&ia aiado to irder Also conslantly on hand Ccoking Stored, Double Box Stoves, Canada Double Box, b ;avy large Box Stores made expressly for Starch Factories, s nd Box Stoves of all sizes.— Hollow \Hare Tea Kettles. Grinc stone friction Roller Crank*, Wagon Boxes,\ Strips ana Bolh rs for Barn Door and Gate Hangings, <tc, &c. Our faculties for doing work are equal to any other shop In Northern New York, and we respectfully solicit otders and assure our patrons that their work Shall be done in the Best Manner. Malone, Nov. 1, 16G2. C. C. WHITTELSEY. A WORD TO THE FARMERS I W E WANT to become better acquainted, and will try to convince you that it Is for our mutual benefit that you should lend your aid t o sustain a Manufacturing Establishment in your own County, and while we do not pledge ourselves that In every instance we will not b e undersold, we will promise that you shall receive as much value for the amount you pay us as can he afforded from any other source. Please givn us a call at the Foundry Store, Old Factory building, Main street. C. C. WHITTELSEY. Slaloue, Nov. 1, 1S62. PETER LORILLARD, Snuff and Tobacco Manufacturer, 16 dc 18 CHAMBERS ST., (Formerly 42 Chambers Street, New York.,. W OVVV CAtfc TUB ATTENTION OP Dealers to the articles of his manufacture, vl 3 Macaboy, Demlgros, Fine Rappee, Pure Virginia Coarse Bappee, Sachitoches American Gentleman, Coppnh&|(n iriEiiXiO'w S:CTTT:F>:F. Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew w, Irish H|gh Toast, r res | , Scotch ' or Lundy Foot. f^y ATTEXTIOS IS CALLED TO TffE LAROK BEDCCTUS .< r«i Fwcsso r FISB-OCT CHBwrso ix n Suomi o TOBACCO, ,i, n WILL BB FOfSD O r A StPJUtlOK QUALITV. j TOBACCO. SMOKI s VO. FINE CUT THEWINU. 8M0En<G Long, P. A. L_, or plain, S. Jam No-, 1 . Cavendish, or Sweet, SpanUh, X°- ^i Sweet Scented Oronqco, Canlstir Nos. 1 4 9 mixed, Tin Foil Cavendish, Turtlst Granulated. N - B-—A circular of prices will be sent bn applloatlou. [1489-y] DR. MAR SEAL'S HEADACHE AMK VTAKIUI SNUFP. T HIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself to h»U,» l.est article ever known for curing the CATARRH, COLD IS THS HEAD, and the HEADACOK. It has been found an eiiwl- lent remedy in many cases of SOEE EYES. DurvKSshw been removed by It, and HEABIKQ has often been gTeat'y improved by its use. It purges out all obstructions, strength- ens the Glands and gives a healthy action to tbe part- sf fected. It Is recomnierfdcd by many of the best physiriaiu and Is UBed with great success and satisfaction everywhere ' More than twenty-flve years' experience has proved lu great value, and at this moment it stands higher than ever before. Beware of Counterfeits. KJar tii/Me of the signature of the Proprietor CHAR1.VI B0WEN, is on every bottle. , Sold by Druggists \every where. 144*-ljg*. w. K:rsr^:p:p, A.rtei- tlte lOth day at May, WRL SELL GOODS FOR n. © ei d. y -1* a. HE rs RFCriVISU Stoves, Plow s and Hollow Ware. PLOWS. nrtHE BEST PtOW ever lntroduc«l into Franklin JL County Is the American Farmer now being man- ufactured by C. C. WUITTELSKV. STRAW CCTTKBS, I HAVE aXew*traw or Hay Cutters left. They are a good trrtirle and will be sold cheap. 0. C. WHfTTELSET. HOLLOW WAKE. J UST received, a large assortment of HOJIQW Ware, I oftVr at wholesale and retail at reduced prices. C. C. WHITTELSEV. COOKING STOVES. T ARGE varieties. J-4 Prices varying from $1? to $00. C. C. WmTTELSEI'. P LOWS, Plow Points, Land Sides, Cultivator Teeth, Shovel Plows, Clevis Colters, Bolts, Wagon Boxes, Ac, Ac , at the Foundry Stare. Old Iron received in exchange, at 1 cent per pound. C. C. WHITTRLSET. MALONE FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT! —BY— J OH N M*A«Sr.. Practical Dyer, SJiawl Cleaner and Rcfinislier! T HIS ESTABlilSHOTENT• HAS BEEN removed a Tew rods to the new building o n Dunne street, opposite the residence of Anglem Lincoln,and the Proprietor would respectfully inform the Inhabitants of jMalone and vl - cinlty that he is no«t ready to . , . -cLEA^;cbtt)i s AifD itBngHf : In the best possible raStmer, Ladlea' Merino, Coburg, Silk, and Delaine Dresses. Shawls, Cloaks, Hose, Straw Bonnets, Carpets,Tarn,4c. .1 -S'-i-fM, i£E.i-S$:*t ••.%• ;•<!*•;?£'* White Crape Shawls dyed any color that may be desired; iSUt-Dresscs ij'eautiruilySfatcrcd; CMnton, Crape, Cashmere, •Bfocha an d Jill other aiawl s Cleaned an d Rubbe d to look eqnsJ to new. ,., ..^-.,, „ ». _ •a Marseilles and Lancaster <}u!lt».Bleached.' Cliints, Laco, llnslin, Damask and Moreen Curtains cleaned, dyed and fin- ished. Tabic Covers, Bugs, Carpets,-ic, cleaned. - Gents Ganneats cleaned, dyed and pressed, without rip- pW^ - 1 Iu:e^clIaBW^CK)otls.tpade'Jalel^>lB. I / J. BL wonlaVitate^hot bis D^e Housexind •Finlsfiint^ooms- _.e flttea UR w|%aiUhe^oder n Jmprowmente, .sM^fehe, superintend*allfliB3).visliig 8nd tBslslita|ifirtusel% n£t?p»»: roas con depend on getting their goods done in a manner t o compare'with the work of anyslmilarEEtabrhthmen^and with the least possible delays. iadiesJn jendWe Dresses ta.b e ColoredAoiMtfofr^^e^klrtMrp|edes 2 j4Jrre#ons$u1ly taken for the safety of goods sent t o this eatabllshment. JSTE^vV GOODS Carefully Selected for this Market, Including some of th« Novelties of the day, comprising sl> usual variety, and WIliX, aSSSUXs OXZBIAP. Hels still on the west side of the bridge in \ Knapp « Block,\ liars to the contrary notwithstanding. Halone, May 6th, 13G2. Bru^lies! TBi\ii«lieM! \At the Drag Store of F. T. Heath May be found a choice jot of Brashes o f various alses so l descriptions, such as Whitewash, Faint, Varnish, Sash, Boot, Hair, Teeth, Nail and Striping. Any person wishing Jo buy any ot the above 'articles, srll tind them cheap as the cheapest. ' 3ME c^p.]fMJl« i.jflfclpkftj^^ ' T^Ti^X^^ip^h'^^Sft fit] smtRpCEPirp &m FOB. SALS Cheapertiian TBl.-vfavi : ?' 'It k'\'i ^ J J*\t A A fa '•*' ••.•»\'\'\ S HERIFF'S SALE. —STATE OF NEW YOKK County of Franklin, ss. B y vlrtae of one execution l» sued out of theSapreme .Courtof this State,-and Ume a^ rected and delivered aKaiast flie^boaa and chattels, Jatuls and tenaments of Marvin Potter, I have sieved all the right title and Interest which the\Baid Potter-haaonrtheaitli dar of May, 1868, of, i n and to, all that certain piece or parcel of JajpMtuatatin tBer^wiBst^CSjttssn, anS descrfbed-as follows: Beginning at jthesoo«i«Une,-of lo t No . 22 in the town of Dickinson, at a-pomtHn *fie <cen«srSot€ie-roM »n l \^ ,e ^E rth \ east S^R^f-'ll 1 ! 10 ^? 7 **$< •fcrJjy-otss-one- dgflredtliB aorea ofJa^so^lg^ Orsorkfiottfe aSeiic e west 2» 20 ' north alonfeth^soutli Itoe »f $m JoOf ehiins. Thence nortlv,8f 8ft' feast, 1 0 chains amjai links.- Thencr east, 2° sontit, 13ehSras^2? links t o the Center of the m»d a«d ; thence Botith along the center of said road aboat 1» chains, 24 links t o th e place o f beginning containing about iSXswresof land, mffear lea& wWch'%« _ sile'aVBie latr aJrects^at'-tte^ourt^BoustHtT Malone on the 15th day o f August. 3S68, a t 10 o'clock In the fcreB00D.-^Ba1e^'JuiKr8(itb,<18rai. ; i-. fee4K5« ' - - #' • ' - ^ J---i-^'P4Sn5frJ?S»W?JEB I SherlK wud M ^UKE MALT 0OPFB3fej -BV- Hf4rwood «Sc Isa-Wvetto'el , t §W^M £****• AIU >*»K **• you wiit una it iSMni* aaitwn fox Sfarrt tUoantTif, VklbanrlC SV •: I 1 \ MOBXCAGE SALE. D EFAULT has been made In the payment o f (he inonevJ secured by a mortgage, dated th e twenty-second diy of April, 1808, executed by Alfred Batoney, of \the town of Bangor, In the County of Franklin,- and State of New Vbrt, and Julia A., his wife, of the first part, to Martin L. Psrlin, of the town o f Malone, County and -State aforesaid, of the secondT'part, which mortgage, with the power of sale therein contained, was recorded in the offloe of the Clerk of Frank- lin County aforesaid, on the 24th da y o f April, 1858, at» o'clock, A. M., In Liber 11 of Mortgages, at page 568. The amount claimed to be due upon said mortgage, a t the time of the first puWrcat.lop*-*f this notice, Is two hundred and eighteen dollars mdraghty-eighfccents, which Is the whole amount unpaid thereon; - -No unit or proceeding at Is w hai been instituted- to recover the same or an y part thereof. Now, therefore, notlce.Is.lier£by given, that by virtue of the said power of-salej add in pursuance » f the Statute in such case made 'and provided^ the said mortgage win be foreclosed by a sale of the-premises therein- described, and the said premises wUl be sola at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court House, i n the town of Malone, In the County \t Franklin, o n the 31st day of October, 1SG3, at ten o'clock is the-forenoon. The said premises are described In said mort- gage as follows :—\All that tract or parcel of land, situate in the town of Bangor aforesaid, and known and designated as thecfiorth half of lot number twenty-three, In the south- .east quarter \of said town, of Bangor, a s surveyed by Potter Golf, and bounded on the West b y land heretofore owned by Asael Bacon, tin toe south b y lands contracted to John Hack, and no* owned by Taylor andavhittlesey, on, the east and north b y the east and north lines o f the said lot number twenty-threc^'andsuppOBedto^ntainflrty.acretofiliBd.i^ the same more or less.\—Dated the 6th day o r AngnSTBoS MABXIN h. PAKLIN, Mortgagee. W. P . dSTWELL, Attorney,.' Malone, N. 7 . ik PltfOLUM E XXIX::::::NOB m » PoblisMd-erery Thursday Morn fpHTCB A T IT 'Sc S'EA %'-£ . Office, No. 2 Union Block, Malom -^&£ac- mf: TEBMHSs iBipafe Sabsoribers, served by Carrier ftftSiai and OIBee Subscribers.; • Publishers expect and reijuire all But strictly i n advance. IIP* RATES OF ADVEBTI! W%8$£ [Ten Lines or less make a Squs lipisraare 8 weeks »10 0 « column 6 n *' $ ¥itt»ar « » months 2 28 H column 1. * 1 Ware 6 months * 00 % column 0 t i*B»rely«» 60 0 Icolomnon BaslSess Cards, not exceeding six lines, *3,£ \ , W $2.00 for six months. L M|jl%Ccounts for advertising are due at the ^illWHOnofth* advertisement. Advertisen . '^StRfc »t> e 'e\*\ 1 ottime to b e Inserted, otl f?* J iSJc«JBtuwed till forbid, or a t the option of SpSiiFeliarged accordingly. i BUSINESS DIRECT %m TAYLOR&HOE ^P^orntoa anrJ 4ooitsellor |T4#'-J^, 0 _ J rjjajaa Blook—over F. T. Heath's Jfcf*. VSTU)1. •# M MALOSB lOOJ N. Y. A. B. PARMELI •ttarnen on^> €onnaelIot |ALONE, N. Y. OAce So. 1 Fnlon Bio m M. M. ROBERT Attorney and Coun OH ATE AUG AY, N. Y ..sfj? STILLMA N FO O Attorney and Coun -ifii OQDBNSBDRSH, N . Y. tUM. —Particular attention given to Insorao 1153] veyancing and CoUectloos. m S. P. BATES Physician and Su * ? Bestdence, first house East of the Method .jf . MALONE, H-Y. HENRY H. HOG ) ioian and Su SOUTH BANGOR, N. ' ISAAC J. MOXL Physician and Sn 'L. ' SOCTH BANSOE, N.Y. mft m s F. T. HEAT: Dealer in flings, Mediciaes, Paints, Oils, •*%S. Perfumery, Stationery and Fancy Go No. 8 Onion Block, Malone, N. t OREN MOSES, J oxAiait m J»ATCHE$, %tewelry, Silrer and Silver Pte ; , ^J^ISTCS- C3-OOI3S, fWfttches, Clocks and Jewelry B ,'<' No. 4 Onion Block, Malone, N. Y COTTON W. BE Successor to Beaa & Eaymi ^, lapoRlia or <: fBRAI¥DIES, WIX1S -' COMMISSION MERCHAI S§| P-ear^sM^ Sfcojo,e Sts.»S ». • IIM. 1 • « r • • «-)•, 5 i t m , IS.MM >-^ . • • • —•——•': / IHTltt4J..W.BSU Jf! *FOB THE SifVS'itTt OKJitSCstS |fS| AnrtJon Sales attended^cand Blilsfor&hed w ; %|i- OhatjeaUKay, FrankUnO^t 1 flfea.Ktfa*-'* 0: No. 8 Onion Block, Malone, N. Y. p. W. TULLE' Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Jpirandies, Wines an| WJL m» Ala and taje r Beer, Poteen oteh W Mail. 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