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IMIMHTANT TO HoATMBN'.—TIlO Wtl- icr of t'no ennuis ill tliia Statu wci'u drawn off April 5tli, nnd will not bo lot in again until Mny 5ll>. Ouit STBKKI-H.—Struct Commissioner Arthur, with his \ hot- niul sliovol brig- ade,\ isihtft putting our sti-coU in onkr again. 3ii7\Thi» annual iru-cUntf ot tliu Black Kivcr Conference will bo held in Syrn- cuse, commencing (to-morrow) April 18th. .._ FOUND.—The remains of Geo. \V. Nimocks, a much esteemed freemason of Watertown , who was drowned in Black river several months ago, and for the recovery of whoso body largo re- ward s were at the time offered, were found last week in the flume of the An- gell Mills, the body in an uumarred con- dition, excepting the face, which was somewhat bruised. REMOVAL.—Sixbury & Skinner have removed their stock of boots and shoes to Kellogg's store, a part-of which they are going t o occupy tho coming summer. Give them a call in their new quarters. A CUSAN SHAVE.—-II. Shranb keeps keen razors, as any one who has been ishaved b y him will testify. His old patrons well know what skillfnlness he displays and what satisfaction he gives, therefore we say, call on Shraub, ye who would make a clean appearance.— Ladies and children can have hair cut- ting done in a superior manner, at this shop. Don' t forget tha t Shraub has always given satisfaction. BE ON GUARD.—Onr exchanges are prolific with burglaries committed, 10- eently. The next we learn may be of a rush upon our own quiet villages of the county. We have been so little vis- ited with these gentry of late that care- lessness in keeping entrances to our buil- dings closed may be said to be general. These visitors seldom give warning, «nd we may, like villages alluded to, wake some morning to find ourselves relieved of what, with care, might not have been molested. Burglars usually reconnoitcr different dwellings, before making any attempt, and if your entran- ces are.not secure you may be their victim. [Business Notice] 2 '.•'?\ At FLOWKUS' WATUII andJuw- la.uv STOIIK, No, 1 CDUI : street, Wutcrtown, you ciin always pot a good articlo ut i fair price, and il' tho articlo does not prove as rep'-cseiited, vi-tn-ii it and get back your money. They keep tlie Urge*/ assortment in Jefferson county, 'Hid arc reliable dealers. niili-ly T. L. KINGSLEY & SOlf. \~ \KINGSLEY & SON, EVANS--At Murtinsburgh, April 7tli, 11c- Cclllati S., son of Kolund and Mary Evans, aged 2-1 days. Parents dear wee]) not for mo, In yonder lieaven I'll wait for thee, Clo'ihed in a robo of purest white Tour baby is an ungcl bright s Its little heart will safely rest l-'orcvorinoro on Jesus' breast. SNYDER—At Port Leyden, April 1st, of congestion of the lungs, Aiinie Lambord, infant daughter of •*• ugiistus I!. mul Annie E. Snyder, aged (I months and ten days. AT THE GREAT WARDROBE, AttE SKbLt.-JU liowvillc Prices OWICK or TIIK LKWIS COUNTY DEMOCRAT,) LOWVILLB, April 17, 1867. f FLOUR, W barrel #15 0(l@18 00 MKAI,, \111 li)0 lbs .. (i? a 00 WHKAT, *|i) bushel 1 i&@ 'i 00 CORN, \ \ 1 00@ i U,> r IUrLiY, \ \ — 7r.fffl— do OATS, \ \ — B0(is— 7li BRANS, \ \ a B\(<8 -1 ou I'liAS, \ \ 1 («H<<> 2 0 0 1 ll(l(i§ 1 2 5 — 2S@— »() , _ lii(f«— H , — (Will)— 18 -- lb®— 20 — ll!(ii>— 18 25 0O(A'23 UO , @— 25 , 01. 3 75 . (a) 5 0(1 , @_ 20 , 2 W(fb 2 25 . — H@— 17 PoTATOHS\ \ I?UTTER, ll)lb ClIKKSK, ~|j) 11) LiAiin, Western, $) l b \ State, p lb HAM, \|'Jlb 1'OIK, \Mbbl BUGS, lit dozen.. vv . ..,.. SALT, lil bbl (iit • ss Sunn, \(' hush O1.0VKR Sunn, tyl lb....-.. KI.AX HBKI), \|J) bush MAIT.I! StUiAR, (new) \$ lb. NEW FIRM.—Stoddar d & Mager will g o to New York this week for goods. Th e store recently vacated by Stanford & Clark, has been undergoing a ihor- •(High renovation, and when filled with •such a stock of new goods as they pur- pose to pu t in, will rival anything in th e county. Th e location of this store, o« «liecorner of\Maiuand TDayan streets, is excellent for trade.and together with a full stock and an earnest attention to the details of their business they ean- sioffnilof receiving liberal patronage. See advertisement hereafter. MAMMOTH Eons.—We hear 'of sever- al large eggs being \laid\ on the tables of our exchanges. But the mightiest effort we have ever been called upon to notice was \laid\' in our case yester- day, by a man—w e presume originally, however, it was laid by a hen, its extra- odinary size, notwithstanding. Its measurement is 7J x 6} inches in circum- ference. Its weight 31 ounces. This is a big one '. (not the story but the egg). I f you doubt, you can call and see it at this office. £®\A Yonaif? 9j-.idy returning to her country home, after a sojourn of a few mouths in the city, WHS hurilly recognized by her friends. In place of a coarse, rustic, Hushed f.ice, she had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness, anil instead of twenty-three she really appeared but eighteen. 'Upon in- quiry as to the couse of so great a change, she plainly told them that she used the CIRCAS- SIAN IiAtfM, and considered it an invaluable acquisition to a lady's toilet. By its use any lady or gentleman can improve their personal appearance an hundred told. It is simple ill its combination, as Nature herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its efliciicy in drawing impurities from, also healing, demising and beiiittilying the skin and complexion. Iiy its direct action on tho cuticle it draws from it all its impuri- ties, Kindly ln--i' . g the same, and leaving the surface as Nature intended it should be, clear, soft, smooth ami beautiful. Price §1, sent by mail or ex|.'•'•.«, mi receipt of an order bv W. I.. CLARK & CO., Chemist's, No. :i West Fayette St., Syracuse, II. Y. The only American agents for the sale of the same. 2D-ly rpilE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing X between E. XV. Stanford and jL. XV. -Claris, Is this tlay dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the late firm of Stanford & Clark are requested to call and settle the sumo immediately. The books and accounts may lie found for the present at the.stove of Stanford & Lauphcr. Lowville, April 15, 1857. E. TV. STANFORD, Ii. W. CLARK. N O'B'HCE '£•*»- TB3ACHEE undersigned will meet those inl C5f\Ransom llulburt, of New Bremen has purchased the Jobes 1 tavern stand on Shaw Hill, together with some 300 \ or 400 acres of wild land. GAMBEIX' S LABOR-SAVINU WASHING MACHINE.—This is the name of a wash- ing machine recently brought out, and •which is claimed—rightly, too, in our opinion—to be the most perfect machine of the kind now in use. It is now be- ing introduced into this vicinity, and meets with great favor by all who have used or seen it in operation. It is sim- ple in its construction, easily worked, does not injure cloth, as most other washers do, and accomplishes more work in one hour than can be done by hand in a whole day. One of these machines can be seen at. the Bostwiek House, or a t tho shop of Mr. Albert Eldrcd, where the machines are being put up, or at the store of G. W . Fowler. The public are invited to call and examine these machines. They will be sold only upon the condition that they meet the entire approbation of the purchaser, after b<?ing thorough- ly tried. Parties can purchase upon these conditions at any time. We feel t o recommend these machines. One thing is net tain—our wife shall have one, and wo hear of a number more having been spoken for. Patronize so good a thincr for your wife's sake, nnd our friend Mr. Porte r will not be of- fended. He intends starting a manu- factory of these machines at or near Constablevillo soon, so as to accomnio- •date the south part of tho county. Mr. Poller is the constituted agent of Mr. J. M. Parsons, of Syrncuso, for the sale of all the northern counties, or for Southern and Western States, and will sell to parties al living rates. No one need be timid about buying this right for any county or State. There is money in so good a thing to any man or company who will make a thor- ough business of it. Eiitorprising'incn need not stand aloof. B«S Tho ending to l<iacU the eomicg sunniier, for examination and instruction, at tho following times and places ; Thurjdiy, April 18th, at Beach's bridge, Wat- •son. Friday, April l'Jth, at School-house, Dayans- viile. Saturday, April 20th, at I owville. Monday, April 22d, at Liberty School-lionse, Montague. Tuesday, April 2iid, at School-house,, Tinck- •uey Cornels, iVvdtioday, April 2-lth, at Brown's hotel, Cart huge. Thursday, April 25i.li , at D. II. Blanclmrd's, Diana. Saturday, April 27th, ut School-house, Co- peliliageiu Examinations to commence at 9 A. M. 0. A. CIlIiIKKIUN'tJ, School Com._ N O'S'BCK TO TTEACHBEUS.—The undersigned will meet those intending to teach district school»\ in the first school com- mtsMoner district of Lewis county, for cxamin ation tit the follmvin f : times and places, viz.: Friday, April Mali, at the school house. Martinsburgh. \Saturday April 20th, at the school house in Turin. Monday, April 22d, at the town house near the centre of town of Urei;;. Tuesday, April 2od, at tho school house in Taleoltvillo. Wednesday, April 2-lth. at school house in West I.eydeu. Thursday, April 25th, at school house hi J. A. Conle's district, Osceola. Saturday, April 27th, at Coijstalueville. Those ill ending to teach in Ilighinarkct will please meet me in Constableyille. Examinations to commence at VJ o'clock A. M. TA'Jl. ADAMS, School Com'r. OVERCOATS AV COST, Winter ctotHintf AT COST, $ratomi imtr Mfappcrs AT COST, AI.X. HEAV7 CtOOrtS AT COST, TO MAKE ROOM POll © *Msa?]® ©T®m a 35 110 and 112 Genesee st., Utiea. 18677 NEVFSTYLES] 1867] OP PAPER HANGINGS, DECGBATIONS, O-OXJD S?» -I»_ DE* 33 3E5. ! S , GILT, SATIN AND C0MM3N PAPERS, CtOTtl AND TAPKB WINDOW SHADES, Fire Board Prints AND Orirtam I^ixt-ures. AT -WHOLESALE AXD HETAIL. PAPEJtt HAN«IW«, IN All. ITS BRAN0HKS-, BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN H. BARNARDS SONS, 85 Genesee st, Utica. G-reat Excitement! CAiL AND SEE AT SCIIRCEDER & CO.'S, (Oppusile the new Bank Building, LowviUe,) AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, Offered at prices lower than known in this county for years. American &, Frciicli Dry Goods, Black and Col' U Alpacea*, Klcli OIolmii'M, Balmorals, ftoopskirtS) Cambi ics, Brilliiutts, Swiss Minting, Housekeeping Linens, &<-.., Ac. 32-tf 19 &21 COURT STREET WATERTOWN, Is the Place to go for FTJRJVITURE, OF ALL STYLES AND QUALITIES, INOLUD- iiltf Parlor Suits, Boilroorii Sots, Extension Tables, Secretaries, Spring B,C(JSJ Mir- rors, &c, at PHws to defy compeliiioA, Wo havo also a large and well assorted stock of Coffins & Burial Oases, Ready for Vise, includinp; Pine, Butternut, Blaclt Watn'ut, Broadcloth Finish, Motulic and Wood Cases and ('asliets, &c. Also, an extensive as- sortment of SS HEX H O XT X» iS , And nil otlior nrticles kept by tho trade which we pledge ourselves to sell US cheap as the ekerpest, and enough cheaper to make it. an ob- ject to cull on us before purchasing elsewhere. Please pive us a trial in cither of the above departments and we will endeavor to please you. S. 15. VAN DUZEE & CO. Watertown, Feb. 2, ISIST. n'JO-ly SCOTT BllOTHERS' COLUMN! SAY, Great Excitement IN COM*XU\*XMA&EJV. THERE 13 A PTJLIIONIO GYHTJP'. Tills (,'i'L'Ht inmlloiiKjcm'^i 1ir..T. II. S*»I''.NCK, tho Proprietor, ol ruuiiounry llo.iriini-.p'Ion, wl.o.i It liad a j »um<td Hn mout for.uiuutiV r.'p.-i't, mid IVIHM i»no*.'(3y d^mli nppsri'od to liu ii:e^li!( e. Illn ylitvlc nndpro- jiouncol IUB cn\0 i'icurnl'^0. when lio comnicnccJ t^u* U-TI ot i!i\» chn^'n Lufc p.»v>c;;'al» - ri'incl/, Il's htal.h T\tu ri-.toi*oJ in o vary fhorl tinio, r.nd no reti.r.1 ot the dlifivo Jin? been r.;vrc!icjiui: I, (t/r ull tl'o ryini'.onL! i*u\o!;l/ diB\i';i*j;*0J | a*jd l\'& yr.vjut Wi'ij'ht id liioro than l\vo hundred p^uirl 1 . ( E'nrc *jia rccovur/, h'i hai C^vc-lcA, Ti's a'.tcntlon osc'u^vo'.y to th<5 c-ivo oi CoiiDiv.r.iCioti n-.id .ha dui;n:ii:3 lvh'ch arc n ail!/ romn'icAXJ willi it, and tin* curcj oHVc'c-l t;y tun im diouio* hnvu J«ci ravy nuiiici'ou-) n:iJ liyly WU.K'OI-.UI. i-'r. B'JEiiiKf'K ir.?.l;e„i);o i*.'IOK:U v'.S.l* loi-'.-fral oi li.o !a;VOi* cities wivli]>fw licrc Uo haia lr.r„o CO-ICJUI* o ol piitenlo, and it U I nil/ ciuiiSMn;* to st-a pv.ir coiirunni'ivea th.il havo io Ii: IP.cl ci.l o! lla'.v cn.v*''..i ,o.', and In a if-v mn-i'In U'/iV, i-Awl pfivoiis,\ Da. W^TKNU^'ri lH'MlOSl'J flVKl-p, tSEAWiCKD TONI13, ft-id MANDKAKA I'LU.S aro ff iorally all roi'.lhvl i:i i-i \I;: r C.-nwi.p.I'j:], Fall dJroC- ih-.v i'..i: iii;iviy IT :. ii ^h.; , any ono can ta!to tho:u ;v::liKUt ii!\;'.ii'4 I>r. h »JJ\«.J :, I'ut wliou it is t-on- VUil.t: it il tnii..Ho ('.: li'iil. UJ V.VOi aU'lC -1 ll'lil?, h.:: .ot li'li.i •.,. *i.-\„ • i..: ,ia iv ulih^Jl ••;«.i , oiiui.ir r ^..T i' j .'I'Vi', U-l]« 1 li-p-eV-yrt * ttll! lliO t'.VO inn\ .•,.- 0 ; i;,n l^o:-..'~ J.IP u \u- 1 In ilia hi.i.ia;e oi :*o,;.-i .•;)':v.i, r..» 1 ilij t-.:!,cr f.( '.- w;w 'u, ii I< r •« 'i-a'i—i'i o-i Hi i iiivn:-.i ; -it rl'u.ip. E.:.l lv a.l 1I.-I»-:'HB U-I-1 n »•.«•-«. Vr'en i'-l.-i 1 ) yir Joule, nr sV.V) ttio ha:f tio;.« i. L.'.iow icp r. .vlu-'i-lio.il.t nlv.a •,-1.« d'.vcotoj to Dr. Sclnnick'i l'ilu'V'\'' tX'.ic-\ l.'i N-jrih d'.\i ii;., i'h'ia-lc p'.i a, Pa. *:.- >.ftl \.\lu'c nlo A*:o;itri: Poiia I*tnio-i & Un. t 'J. V.,^3 . «. Ilimce, IWtlmoru, M!. ; John IK I'.v'c, i\' i«j.inari, Ohio; Walki.T it Taylor, OUicnsa, V-\. ; Cjltliid lin>3.,ij.. Louib.Mo.Lod v.'.ea. luo, lye , \JANUARY 1,18677 IVew Establishment tTAhTBD IK TIIK YILU.QK 0 » LOWYILLE, VOR TUK SALK Ot GROCERIES AJTD PROVISIONS AND GENERAL FAMILY SUPPLIES* And the proprietors ara constantly reeoiving choice selections of such merchandise as is suited for the market, and which the) purpose to Bell ut Z.O BR n©trims Than have brjcii offered in Lowvillo ior years. HOUSEKEEPERS, This New Establishment offers for your consid eratiou tho best, chenpest, and most desirable stock of TEAS, OOFFES, 8UCSARS, ©PIOES , * MOLASSES, FLOUR, FISH, AKD KTSnmilSQ 'TJIK IIOfSKkKFPER KEKDS. THIS FIRM WANT?, AND MUST HAVE Good, Yellow Butter! To sell in this market, and will pay a little more in cash than any one else. So come along and be convinced, that, this is tho place to sell at high, and buy at low figures. Where is this New & Famous Grocery? YOU WILL FIND IT IN \ GREELEY'S PRO- DUCE COMMISSION I5UILDIXGS,\ SCOTT BROTHERS. Lowville, August 15. lSlifi. llnltf Pictures! Pictures! HEDQEN, BLODGET & CO T-TOUSE, SIGN & FRESCO PAINTING AND GIS.AINING In all their branches. Window Phiidcs and Trimmings, Cloth shades for stores, offices and parlors, also Wire Shades-^ for windows and doors made to order, with let- tering in- anv device thereon. H. K. WISEMAN, .Ifiyl No. 2-1 Blocker St., Utie.i, N. Y. Watches, flocks and Jewelry, Repaired with NEATNESS and DisPATon, ami' WARIiXTED. Give us a call, and we will endeavor to make our Work mill Trices satisfm-lory. Don't forget the place, second door on the north side of Dnytni Ft, opposite Scott Bro.'s store. Sign Large Watch in circle. II. T. (JO'H)KNor«H&00. Lowville, March 'JB, lSUV. ICUf LOWVILM;, N. Y. l-W\ A pk-nsant ami '•otivcniont office to rent. Inquire at Si'liririU'r's Htoro. — A bill is before the legislntiins to rniso tho oommntiitioti numey or ttix upon all ctnisi'!Uits\nrrivin<> at tfn> port oi New York one ilnllar » Iiead. The jii-cKcnt diarge is -J.'J.JO. O. .A.. Gr^O-E W OULD RESI'KCTI'rr.LY INFORM Till- people of Lewis (Jo. tlnit. has he recently succeeded in ]uirclui.<iiig tlt'e Hush & 1'oitcr in terest in the tJiiion Mills, loented at Lowville and is now prepared to do all kinds of custom work on the shortest notice and in theiMSl possible mnuiier. The mill bus been (hnrnugh ly repaired, hnviii'' received a new bolt., smut machine, A.c. Ti.c v.i't s fimn this mill cannot be surpassed in tin - . ; r.nty. Flttsic, 'iiZi'U.l, li'Vi'i!, f;jj«vltK. &c, Constnntly on hand ut the lowest market price A liberal share ol tho public patronage is so licitcd. O. A.GAOE, Proprietor. Lowville, Nov. 14, 18(115. ' nl-1 T WO STEAM I10ILERR, :i« feet long, 4n inches in tliaiiioter, with two 12 inch Hues in ench. together with lire front, stands, force pump, mul all necessary piping and connec- tions. Will be sold much below their value. 11EAC1I & DODfiE. lliirrUnil'CjX.T., Jan . I'i,18i>7. nS-iU -*- etrvry rj^HE OLD FOREST HILL OEM- d Marflte Works. SIMMONS & DAT, J\ T os. 21 <b 23 Bleeker Street, Utica, N. Y. MARnLE, FltliKSTONK, AND OKASITK Marble and Slate. Mantles, Toys, iK'., prompt- ly made, delivered, and warranted to be as rep- resented, at the lowest iWw Turk priees. Coun- try dealers supplied on reasonable terms. GRANITIS MONUMENTS. Wo would respectfully inform the inhabitants «f this vicinity that we are prepared to furnish (irnuito Monuments of every description and to have the sumo erected in any part of the United States, of the best material and superior workmanship. SIMMONS & DAY, Utica, X. Y., are authorised to sclljand make, contracts, and net as our agents for the sale 6f Qu'ney (iranito, Fitz William Sil- ver Granite, also, the Scotch or Aberdeen (irnn- ite Monuments, Headstones, &c., &c„ for the eonnties of Oneida, Lewis, Jefferson, Herkimer, Otsego\ Madison; and Clujnango, and they will sell at our regular prices, to all that will favor us with a call. UUKKLS, Ci.ourm & Co., Lowell, Mass. Leave Orders at Nos. 21 and 23 Blocker St., Utica,N. Y. sovl I). L. SIMONS, II. E. DAY.\ LOWVILLE in k m sn The undersigned having purchased the. Lii-ery Stablo formerly owned by D. Simons, in this •village, and having made extensive, additions thereto thus rendering it the first, in the county, is now prepared to wait upon the public in n manner to give entire satisfaction. Competent drivers furnished when desired. Funerals attended at reasonable rates.i The Following Property is offsred a t Piivate Sale. Six second hand top litiggics, 3 second hand open Iluggies, 1 Sulky, 2 nvo-horse Carriages, •1 sets two-horse work Harnesses, 2 sets t-iugle Harnesses, light, 2 Cutters. I pair Hob Sleighs, 8 Horses, some second hand Buffilo Kobes, and a few other second hand articles not enumera- ted. II. K. SMITH, Agent, Lowville,OTHCI3.—This April 12 18(17. 'J HAVE JUST FILLED THE STORE FORM- erly occupied by Atiaia & IUTKOKS, t6 ovci- flowing with DRY GOODS, Of every description, too numerous to mention. RI30ADY-MADE CLOTHING. HATS & CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. GLASSWARE AND CUTLERY, Carpets, Oil Clotlis. LADIES' AND GENTS' N is to notify and caution persons against harboring or trusting my wife. Nancy E. Hill, after Hiis date, on' my ac- count, as I shall pny no bills, of her contracting. Hated, Grcig, April 11'lh, isr,7. Sflno fc'EWELL HILL. S. ,W. BALLARD, Sexton &c Undertaker, FOR THE Counties Of Jefferson and Lewis, Has an assortment of TRIMMED J1ETALIC CASES and 3ASKETS, E0SEW00D COFHK'S AND CASKETS, Imitation Rosewood (with glass), Air-tight Cof- fins. Walnut Roof and Flat Top Collins. Imitation Black Broadcloth Collins. Butternut, Pine & Basswood Collins. NEW STYLES OP SATIN LINING ROBES, SHROUDS AND CAPS, Plates an-d Handles with Masonic and other Emblems. Which will be sold from and after this dato LOWER, PRICES!' Than any other place in Lewis or .T^iferson counties. No Ertra Owrr/e for personal servi- ces of self or son in delivering coffins and pre- paring the remains of deceased for interment or attendance at funerals leitliin the Counties of Lewis, OT- Jeffers\; Thankful i'or tho very liberal patronage here- tofore extended, intends by prompt attention n'.lention to calls Day and Night or Sundavs, and Low Priees, to merit a continuance of the same whenever it becomes necessary for friends to bury their dead. Ollico at Van Namee & Smith's Cabinet Ware Rooms, Public Srpiare. Residence No. 11 State street. Watertown, Feb. -1, lSt!7. n2(5-ly WM. B. rSJCKELSOS'S CHEESE\ CURING AND PACKIN6 CASE! riTIUS CASE is simply constructed, and v.-'th- _1_ in the reach of any individual to make. The cheese is cured in a hoop instead of bandage, the hoop serving as a permanent cov- ei-ieg fur tl.e circuiiilereucc of tfic cheese, and in connection with a cover at each end as a box I'or turning, for storage ami transportation, or the same hoops and covers will serve instead ol bandige for miiiy years. -his hoop is far butter than a cloth bandage for several reasons: The cheese dries equally mid does not dry out or become hard for a dis- tance in from the circumference, all the ex- pense of tlie cloth is saved, as a box must bo provided in any event for transporting cheese ; preserves its shape, the circumference being perpendicular; there is less shrinkage or loss in weight, and it is less trouble to take care of the cheese; there is no danger of mould, as there is no bandage of cloth lor it to collect about; the cheese arc niore sightly. The undersigned having patented the nliove Cheese Case, will sell or lease Factor)-, Town, County or State Rights to make and use the Cheese Curing and Packing Case. Samples can be seen at tho residence ot the subscriber in Lowville, N. Y,, or upon application the under- signed will forward samples for exhibition to anv part of the country, WM. B. XICKELSON T . Lowville, llareh i, 1R07. n31tf BOWDISH GALLERY RE-OPEHED ATT TUHItf, N. Y. THE BEST STYLE OP PIOTURHS, EROlf the CARD PHOTOGRAPH to tho MAM- MOTH SIZE, at Reduced Prices. Twelve Photographs for only $1.50 Alnbrotypes a t 25 Cents Each. Particular attention paid to copying from all kinds of Pictures.\Photographs from last year's negatives can be had by sending tho money, (and the picture liko the one desired) equally as good as when first taken. .A line ajsovtment of Frames, Cases, Lockets, and Albums, always on hand. AH work in the art equally as well executed in cloudy weather as in clear. I have beautiful views (mammoth size) of the villages of Tfitrp, CONST!IIILEVII.!.K, BOOXVII.I.K, PORT LEYIIKN, LYON'S FALLS. Also 6f the great Northern Tannery on Moose Rivet, the Port Leyden Iron Works, and many other beautiful Photographic Landscapes, each for the low- price of Two Dollars. n24-2t \ R. P. BOWDISH, Thotograplier. THROUGH TICKETS TO AND FROM MVEKl'COt., lW>NDOHr, And all points in England, Ireland and Scotland to any part of the UNITED STATES, By tho Black Star Line of Liverpool packets and National Line of Liverpool nnd Queenstown steamers, furnished us cheap as by any other lines. Also,.Drafts on the Royal Banks of Eng- land and Ireland at lowest rates of exchange. Any information will be cheerfully furnished on application, by mail or in person, to SNYDER BROTHERS, Port Leyden, N.Y. Dated Port Leyden, Sept. 1, 18GG. n5tf JLmvriife l$f<r'krrtj f 6R0CERY& PROVISION STORE JACOB STEVENS W OULD take this means to notifjrthc pub- lic that he has connected with tiis Bake- ry, a full line of fresh Family Groceries. Provision*, Flour, Sur/ar, Spices, Teas, Coffee, Cheese, But'.cr, Er/r/s, And in fa'ct every article pertaining to the gro- cery business, and lie pledges himself to be Un- dersold by none. (live him a call and satisfy yourself of the assertion. JACOB STEVENS. Lowville, Nov. 20, 1R0B. llfif£ly Buffalo & Wolf Robes. WOODEN WARE. WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES. Sitverwmi) V •Jewelry. WATCHES, CLOCKS, &c, Sec, See. We respectfully invito tho good people of Copenhagen, and-adjoining town's, to give lis a call, and satisfy themselves that wo sell Goods at least 20 per cent. Ie3s than can b e purchased elsewhere in Lewis or Jefferson counties. IIEDDEN, BLODGET & CO. Copenhagen, Nov. 16, 1800. nlB K.B.—Persons indebted to A. E. IlEDtlEN will please Call on d, E. Stephens, of Lowville, and settle their accounts without delay, and save cost. A. K. 11EDDEN. 1867. To Our Old Frieads 1867. IN LEWIS COUNTY, WE WOULD PRESENT THE NAMES OF BABOOOK & CLARK, OF WHOM YOU CAN BUY ALL ARTICLES of Ready-made and Custom a i» OJ^K i jsr a-. At a figure mnch Isloii iit^f^rnur prices. Wa have on hand at our Clothing Store In Cartilage, A full lino of FOREIGN and AMERCAN Broadclothf, CuNslmercS t . glictiUntfi, Rubber Coat*, Umbrellas. WRAPS''JERS * HOSIERY, And every article of clothing fOK MEWS WEAR, Which we guarantee shall be sold at prices such as cannot fail to secure your custom. Hats and Caps, For some yoara one of the members of this firm, John W. Clark, was engaged in business in Lowville, since which ho has become con- nected with this firm, and now solicits a con- tinuation of the favors shown here while among the people of Lewis. We will guarantee you in every instance to merit yonr confidence under- sell our neighbors here, nnd clsowhcro, and only ask your inspection to couvinoo you of this assertion. We pay particular attention to work in our Custom Department, Which employs none but tho best workmen and materials. I5AB0OGK & CLARK. Carthage, Feb. 2, 1807. n20tf HEW' GOODS 1866, NEW: GOODS. 3T. JrLJk.€^rJ&JSr {REMOVEn TO THE STORE ZATEXT OCCUPIED BY A. K. JLEDDEM,) HAS JUSTRECEIVED. DIRECT FROM NEW York a splendid stock of .Fall and Win- ter goods which he is now offering to the public at astonishing LOW PRICES. lie invites the public generally to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. SPRING AND SUMMER C3r O O 33 S- Shatrls, Cloak Cloths and Trimmings, Shirfings Sheetings and Linens, Table Damask, Napkins, Towelings, Gloves, Hos- iery, Yankee Notions, Um- brellas, &c, &o. Ladies* Dress oods, Crevella's Merenoes Alpaccas, Poplins, Wool DeLt ins, Mohaira, DeLains, ai J Prints, xloop Skirts, Belts and Buckles Dress Trimmings, Cable Cord, Buttons, and Velvet Ribbons GENTS' EURNISHIN G GOODS, &o. &o Gents' Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, Flannel Shirtings, ke. Linen and Paper Collars, Neck Tiijs, &c, &c A splendid assortment of PERFUMERIES AND HAIR OILS. K3T ivor y Kim! of S'i>'st-<Iasw Job 1ST8Jail U.9KI B*iirty 'S'icRet s ill | and Book printing done in a good inannei-,and al! styles executed at this office. (with cheapness and despatch at this office. Plasiic Roof Roofing. \I\>LASTI0 SLATE LOW stands unrivaled ns a JL roofing material, having had the test of six years to prove its merits. It cannot decay nor burn. It is impervious to water and air, and thus prevents storm and hack-water from driving through as is often tho case with shin- gles. It will not crack by frost nor dissolve by heat, nor contract and expand by the changes of 'veather. It is applicablo to flat or steep roofs; is light and beautiful, and sheds the rain and snow with readiness. Rooling done, town | age already bestowed upon mo, I solicit a con tinuancc of tho same, guarantceingsatisfacti»n in rflleases. Recollect the place,second doornorth of the Post Office. J. RAGAN. Lowville. Aprim.lSCO. r.7tf Also, a full assortment of choice Fa-mMy Groceries* TEAS, SUGARS, MOLASSES, SYR- UPS, SPICES, &c. x E :R O S E N E: . Grateful to tho public for the libera patron. rights granted, or town agents licensod, and materials furnished. Address S0-2ra\ 0 . 0. ROMIINS, Copenhagen, N. Y, <$>lXr\f\ REWARD!—The above amount JpOL/ \J may be received for every six months service in any business by A VOUXTO nXAKT who will attend from throe to twelve months Lansloy's Commercial College and Normal Acad- emy of Poultncy, Vt. This institution is now in a very prospering condition and may be rouMD situated 67 miles north of Troy, N. Y., and 18 miles south of Rutland, Vt„ on tho Troy a Rut- land R. 11. The Buildintf is a superior Brick edifice, newly furnished throughout. Tho DEAD Languages', Mathematics, Commercial Instruo- tion, Phonography, Telegraphing, Music, Paint- ing, &c, &c, all taught in the best style of tho art. Deductions are made to returned and dis- abled soldiers, s/>ns of Clergymen and soma others. For tln?sc benefits go to school which, with its otner advantages, is one ol tho most delightful spots in Now England. opportunities offered to tlie student to become a superior Pentium at this Institution were nev- er before equalled. We l .-.y such attention to Heading, Spellii p. Co-iiposiiior.s, Oratory and Grammar that nh m.o n>:ed loiig be a of the ''King's English.\ g\.5 pays for the full Commercial Course till graduation, time unlim- ited. • $05 pays for Board, Washing, Fuel, Lights, Rooms fully furnished and cared for b y servant, and Tuition in Common English per term of 18 weeks. The community A'S ZcARGSS are invited to inspect our facilities. We refer by permission to Hon. Henry Clark, who holds the offices of Sec. Vt. Penate, P. M. of Poult- ncy, Vt., and Editor of tho Rutland (Vt.) Daily Herald. Also to Mr. S. P. Hooker, Prest. Nat. Hank ol'Poultney, who has two sons now in at- tendance^ We would also refer to J . M. Fran- cis, editor Troy (N.Y.) Daily Times, and to tha citizens of Rutland end TouRney, Vt. To persons desiring to attend our College, specimens of Penmanship will be sent ior Ten cents and stamp. Circulars sent to anybody frco. Address J . II. LANSLEY, Poultncy, Vt. !19-ly Whiskers nm4 Mustaches! Forced to grow upon tlie smoothest face in from three to livowoeks: by using Dr. SKVIONK'S Ri-sTAiiiiATECn CAI'IU.AIRK, the most wonderful discovery it).modern science, acting upon tho beard and hnir in an almost miraculous manner. It has been used by the elite of Paris and Lon- don with the most flattering success. Names of all purchasers will be registered, and if en- tire satisfaction is not given in every instance, the money will he ehcei fully refunded. Prico by mail, scaled and post-paid, $1. Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTTS & CO., Chemists, No. 285 River street, Troy, N. Y., sole agents for tho United States. 29-1 y BEAUTY! Auburn, Golden, Flaxen and SilUen Curlt Produced by tho use of Prof. D- IIREUX' FHISKR LB CIIKTKUX, One application warranted to curl the most straight and stubborn hair of cith- er sex. into wavy ringlets, or heavy innssiro curls. Has been used by the fashionables of Paris and London, with the most gratifying re- sults. Does no injury to the hair. Price by mail, sealed and post-paid, $1. Desciiptive cir- culars mailed frco. Address BERGER, SHUTTS k CO., Chemists, No 28.') River st., Troy. N.Y., sole agents for the United States. 29-1 y __ ^___ „ „_ . T HE SUBSCRIBERS offer for sale at their mill, two miles east t.f the village of Mar- tinsburgh, on the River road, BOO tons of fresh ground Plaster, from the well known Manlius Bed near Syracuse. Farmers and others wish- ing to s.iw plaster, will find a fresh-ground ar- ticle alwuvs on hand. Farmers give us a Call and try it'.. WM. GLASGOW & SON. Lowville, Feb. IS, 1SG7. 28~!tm rpiIE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing JL under the name, stylo and firm of Snyder, Sylvester & Co., was dissolved on the 2d day of Julv 18(ili, by mutual consent. All the books, accounts and papers of the firm have been trans- ferred and sold to N. B. Sylvester, who alone is empowered to settle the sunie. IL 1). B. SNYDER, Jr. W. B. SYLVESTER, Tort Leyden, Le'ivis Co., July 21, 1860, All persons indebted to tho late firm of Snv- der, Syl..-ester & Co v will call immediately aiid settle Hie same as i leave Port Leyden about the 1st of Avgust. If accounts arc not settled bs that date I shall have to leave thei hands of attorney for collection. W. B. SYLVESTER. Port Leyden, Julv 21, 1806. 40tf D AY BOARD.—A few single gentlemen can procure day board by making application at tho residence of Judge firown, on Elm iur j ; . tSTAH kinds of Job Work exc- cutcd at this office from a neat circular to a !mammoth poster. II' y I %
