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O n Saturday la s t th e ' flags in this c ity were displayed at half mast and the bells tolled in honor of the memory of the late President V a n Bnren. C a p tain A b ram Ashley o f Chatham Fonr Oornera, Columbia County, has been appoin ted adjntant of the new Regim e n t for this regimental, d istrict. A ooidknt .—^Laat Saturday morning as a boy about 9 years old, a son of George H u r ley, w as playing on a pile of tim b e r np M ain a t in front o f w h ere Lewis F . S treit is put ting up some new buildings, some of tbe tim b ers slid off the pile, and falling on him, ' broke his right thigh. Dr. Pine was sent for who set the broken limb, and w e under stand th a t be is now doing welL BA.TXMS OF THB f^EVBN SpoKES.—On F r i day afternoon tw o men b y the name of Thos. Mcl>QDn and Edw ard Bimmona ^catne up Main street som ew h at drnnk, and entered a lager beer saloon, where after abusing some persons they called for some beer, w hich they drank and refused to pay for. They I then entered the cellar o f Storm & W ilkin son, from w h ich they w ere ordered to leave, and on refusing one o f the proprietors oast them into the street, w h ere McDnnn showed fight by attacking him , w h en his blood be- tion several times. In the m idst of oitement a contraband belonging to the es tablishm ent volunteered against, M r. D n n n , and rushed in, b u t bis assistance not being needed be w as held in reserve. Thus ended th e battle of the Seven Spokes. D eownkd .—On Monday afternoon abon.tS o’clock a man by th e name of A . Helstrom, while standing on the inclined plane in front of one of tbe ice honsea foot of Dntchess Avenue, a ttem p ted to help bis dog ont of saohiD) lo swim, wueu mis s leot no slip Ol into the river and w as drowned. A Mi John Mellon w h o w e n t to bis assistance came very near meeting the same fate, but finally succeeded in getting out, although nearly e ihansted in his efforts to save Mr. H elstrom , and for which he deserves a great deal of credit. plyii came aroused and he gave the man a blow w h ic h laid him out, and repeated the opei T e i a i Off S t e i m F ibb E nsinks .—T ues day afternoon, being the tim e set down for the trial of the two steam fire Engines sent here for that purpose, a large Crowd assem bled a t the river to see w h a t w as to be done. Une o f the engines was built by tbe ^mos- jeag Co., of Manchester, N . H., and the ither b y Silsby, Mynderse and Co., Seneca Tails, N . Y . B o th played from a =uotion, draw ing w a ter from the river. h e first test w as on the time required to get np steam and sta r t a stream . Tbe Amoskeag machine w as ahead in this, being lady in minutes from the tim e o f ap- lying the m a tch, the Seneca Falla engine inutes. The former played 200 feet from a nozzle IJfnohee in d iameter, through 50 feet o t h ose when her hose burst. The latter played 216 feet w ith the same size >zzle a nd same length hose. The Seneca Falls machine th e n played fifteen minntes steadily, reaching a t the u t m ost 218 feet 6 inches— average 175 to 195 feet—steam pressure varying from 85 to 105 pounds. The Amoskeag engine started to play her fifteen minntes, b a t a t the end of nine her hose again bnrsted. She reached 205 feet a t the farthest and 168 a t the near est p o int—steam pressure 120 pounds w ith out v a rying. After these trials the two were brought to the corner of M arket and Main streets il at tbe City pole. Here the Seneca Falls engine followed the example of the Other by burBling two lengths of hose successively, c h e played about eight or ten feet above the cap, while the Amoskeag ju s t threw over. Unless wa w ere greatly venue, a e river, w h ere he had been teaching 1 to swim , w hen L feet slipping, h e slip iver, the volume of w a ter I latter was the heaviest, her nozzle appearing to be a t least ^ of an inch w ider. T h e truest teat of an engine is durability, and if w e may be allowed to advise onr Common Council, w e would say—find out from those who have used them w hich is the m o st d u rable machine and purchase that, inblic trial is, after all, of very little v alue. A large a nd stirring w a r meeting w as held a t P a w ling sta- tho 2otii 5 th inst., in the B a p tist tion on Fridi lat plaol ;oher pr< can Campbell and D avid Gonld, E^qs. The iday, tno a insc., lu lu e juaiiuDu ohnrch at that place, over which the Hon. John B. D n tcb er p B ruxai . treatment of dumb beasts .—A n by the name of D w ight Clark, stv.’- and another named Lt ' young man alias “D u sty ,’- a n d anoth er named L udlow Traver, w e a re i n f o r j ^ , on Sunday after noon last each hirefi^Pborse and wagon of one o f o u r L ivery n n til seven o’clock th a t evening. Instead of doing so they rode for a short tim e abont th e city and then one of than took in a girl by the name of M ary Tripp, (just p n t in the look np,) and the other a young girl abont sixteen years o t age, d rove to Union Corner, then to Hyde Park, and to how many places onr inform ant was unable tc L ate Sunday evening the ow n er of the ; uneasy about them , started irsuit, w h o after a while )t track of them and finally found the tw o lows w ith their girls about 2 ;o’o!ook yes terday m o rning ju s t this side of Hyde Park, w ith their horses nearly driven off their legs. \We understand one of the horses is so injured as to be unable yet to be taken on t of the stable, a n d the other is a b o u t as good as m ined. Any one w h o w ill use a dumb beast as these poor horses w ere used, well deserve six months in the Penitentiary. unday e scorning Seer O strom in pursui g o t trs fellows How MUCH IS TO BE DONE.—T h s E x e c u - tive Committee to aid the raising of troops in this county, have made the following calcnlation, w hich shows how many men are want each tow n to m ake o n t o n r full Amema, population in 1800—2288, quota 20 Beekm an, “ “ 1371, “ 12 Clinton, “ “ 1922, “ 17 Hyde P a rk, “ L a Grange, “ Milan, JTorth E ast, “ Paw ling, “ Pine Plains, “ PleasantValley, “ Poughkepusie, “ R e d Hook, “ Bhinebeok, “ Stanford, “ Union Vale, “ ■Washington, “ Dntohess county, 64941, Men 576 t. H ere w e see exactly w h a t old D u tchess m u st d o to furnish her share of the three hundred tbonsand men called for by tbe President. N o w let all hands go to work, and the w h ole business can be finished up in a w eek. W h o will hold back ! L ibebai . —A few of onr citizens i t w ill be Been h ave made the following liberal offer: Executive Com mittee for D n tchess C o .: W e beg leave to place in the bands of your Com mittee the sum of tw o hundred and fifty dollars to be distribnted as follows $100 to the captain of the first c ompany fron this county mnstored into the service a onr D istrict Camp, $75 to the captain of the second company so m a stered in , $50 to the captain of the third company so m a s tered in , and $25 to the captain of the fonrth company so m a stered into service. V ery respectfully, C .W . SW IFT, JA M E S EMOTT, LEO.E( I N I \ \ G M . ' fNIS, 3A rt, J e . K L E E O K. R ecorders C ourt .— D ianna Johnson, eol- lored, was on Tuesday afternoon arrested by Officer V a n W agner and taken before the R e corder on the charge of P e ttit Larceny, She w as found guilty and sentenced to the C o u n ty J a il for SO days. D aniel Suleivan was n e x t a rraigned for be ing drunk and disordely. H e was found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $10, or be imprisoned in • the County Ja il for 10 The Text arraigned H annah W eaver, tw o notorious charged w ith being common strret w alkers. They were both found guilty and sentenced to six months in the A lbany Penitentiary. A O oboneb ’ s I nquest was held by Coro ner Van W agner a t the Oouuly House terday on the body of John Jackson, a -ored man, (better k n own as black or crazy “Ja c k .”) I t appears from the testim ony before the G o roner that Jack was conveyed from Dutch ess A v enue in a wagon to his home a t the County House last Tuesday afternoon, very drunk, and died on Wednesday afternoon abont 6 o’clock. D rs. Payne and Cooper made a post mortem exam ination and it as their opinion th a t the deceased his death from hard drinking and exposure. The J u r y rendered a veediot in accordance w ith the above. I M ary Tripp an oriona obaraoteri d gave W ar M ketino at P awungb ,- I, assisted by Dnn- r presided, id D av id Q church -was filled to its u tmost capacity a t an early hour by the people of that vicinity, a large number of them ladies. Many were obliged to stand ; and the vestibnle of the ohnreb, and the sabbath school room in tne rear, w ere also filled. The meeting opened w ith a most earnest prayer for country and the success of onr arm s in its defence, by the Rev. Mr. Ferguson, of the Methodist chnroh, Paw ling station ; this was followed by an introductory speech by A. B. Sm ith, Esq., of Poughkeepsie. The c hairman then introdneed to the audience Major G en. Lewis W allace o f the arm y of the Mississippi, who addressed the people o n the great anhjeot atlssna in lbs moat imprcaaive manner. Gen. Wallace was fresh from fields of conflict and otory in the W est, and w ith the earneat- 138 o f a man w h o comprehended the value of o u r government, thi the perils th a t haug ov character of the rebellion and of those gaged in it, he e x h o rted the young men to come forward a t once and join the glorious arm y th a t is to save the treasures intrusted to US b y our fathers. General Wallace was followed by Hon. George W. Sterling in a moat e loquent and impressive speech. This, ns well as the others, was interrupted plauee. A proposition w offer a bounty for each recruit in the town of Paw ling, when a few liberal genMoraen present pledged themselves to pay each person on enlisting the sum o f twenty-five dollars as a bounty in addition to the $100 offered by the N ational G o v e rnnont a nd $50 by the state of N ew Y o rk. A meeting was also held a t Beekmanville on Thursday the 24tb, which was addressed by the same gentlemen above n amed, and we understand w as well a ttended. B u t having received no direct a ccount of the Beekman meeting we are unable to give partionlars, except that the right spirit was there as well as a t Paw ling. H E A D QUARTERS, l i r a D ibt . R est ., ) H udson , J uly 28,1862. J Head Q u arters D istrict R e g ’t is changed by the G o v ernor from Tivoli to Hudson, Columbia c ounty, where all oommnnioations Regim ent will hereafter be addressed. By order of D . 8. OOWLES, Oolonol. )ur governmen t, th e woes i t has suffered, perils th a t hao g o v e r it, and the develish terrupte d by frequent ap- lositlon w as then made to PATBIOTIO APPEAL. A t a meeting of tbe Ezeontive Oommitteo o f Dutohese County to promote enliatmenta for tbe new regim ent to be raised in this Sen • atorlal District, held on Tuesday, the 29th of J u ly, in Poughkeepsie,igbkeepsie, Bensonenson J .. I B J Lossing, George W . Sterling and Jam es H , Weeks w ere appointed to make an appeal to tbe in habitants of D u ebeas. They bave done so in the few words that follow, knowing fnil well that a bint is quite sufficient for an in telligent a n d patriotic people: M en Off DuroHBSs C ounty I O u r c ountry calls upon ns for immediate and effective aid. Rebels in a rms, mistaking the generous mag- inimity of the N ational G overnment for .. eakuess or indecision, still defy its pow er and avow their determination to destroy it. Shall they be allowed to do so, w h en the arm s of a strong and free people, pu t forth ..................... i Shall hat for purely si overthrow tl 8 aohievemec and promises, and establish upon its ruins a despotism more vile than the would has ever O n r G o vernment has determined to exer cise forbearance tow a rds the rebels no longer. Henceforth every instrum e n tality w ithin its reach will be used against them w ith fearful pow er. Y our stroug arma a n d unquestioued oonrage, men o t D u chess! stim n lated by yonr patriotism , are needed a t this moment in the great w6rk of smiting treason to the earth and ernshing Rebellion into the dost. Give chem instantly to tbe pnblio service, and before the Aatamn froata.Bball appear, the Rebel Capital and the Rebel A rm y may be ours, and through your instrumentality, co-operating w ith the brave men already in the field, the blessings of peace and the joys of prosperity w ilt be restored to onr now distracted oonntry. Y o nr names will then be inscribed on the records o f patriotism w ith those of the heroes of the Eevolntiou, they as the Liberators, yon as the Saviors o f y o n r country. Like them , yon will deserve and obtain tbe love of y o u r cotemporaries and the homage of p o sterity. M en of D uchess t W e know th a t the consciousness of having saved your country from rain, wonld be, in yonr estimation, a sufficient rew ard for your services; but the National G o vernment, and th a t of y o n r S tate, always mindful of those who serve them well, bave chosen to offer the most generous pecuniary rew ards (the largest ever offered by any governm e n t) in the form of bonnties, exolnsive of regular pay and rations. N e v er did Soldiers, as Soldiers, have greater in- dneements offered them ; never did Oitizena- FoUtoM .............. *1 OUiX sf .......... .. ............... \■\ HIDES* SKINS. O attle M arket .—^The current prices for the week a t all the m a rkets is as follow s:— First quality - per c w t $7 75 a 8 60 Ordinary quality - 7 26 a 7 76 \ 6 6 76 an oppo ’ prom p t the bless- qno( benifioent g. W omen OF D uchess 1 Y o n r influence in ANY cause Is potential. We ask you to lend that pow er to yonr c ountry in this hour of its need. Say to y o n r sons, brothers, lovers, husbands if need be, in the spirit of the Spartan m atron. Go forth to tbe defence of y o u r oonntry and come back with yonr shield or upon it—^go forth to the defence of yonr country and save it from ruin, or die gloriously in the attem p t, for Corn fed ■ - - per lb. 4{ a 6c Stilt fed - - - - a 4j a great falling off in the re ceipts of beef cattle this week. The market was Balled better by some o f the dealers, bnt others tbongbt it about tbe same. If there any change for the better, it was slight did not exceed per pound, and to day prices a re no better than last weak. The de mand was moderate, but as tbe offeriugs were of a fair a verage quality, and there was not a saperabandanoe, the m a rket ruled steady and full prices were realized, as per above quotations. Milch Oows were steady w ithout obaoge in prices. V eals c ontinue to sell chiefly a t abont 4 J ® 5 o per pound— b n t the range is from 24 to > and Lam bs have been in fair de mand, and prices have n o t varied essentially, except for poor, which are p le n ty and lower. The current rates are represented by the Itations above. Iwine sell as fast as they arrive at onr quoSations above, w hich show a large ad - outhe 3^ --------- J «nd tcalilen(»a, __ __ OBAND JURORS, rott, FI «h VIII lant and energetic Oolonel Oowles. Dutch eas Oonnty has already done nobly. More than twelve hundred of her sons have gone to the field. She can send as many more. Six hundred are now asked for as her quo ta of men for tbe new regim ent. H er sister County of Oolninbin, which is to furnish the rem ainder for tbe regim ent, has already done nobly and is doing nobly again in the way of enlistments. H e r citizens are awake to the importance of immediate and efficient action. L e t there be a generous rivalry be tween the tw o ooantiea in tbe efforts of each to be first in giving their share o f men to the regim ent. C itizens op D uohess I L e t us one and all make i t onr bnsiness above a ll o ther, to respond to this call of onr country in its hour of need. By so doing the Rebellion will b e speedily crashed, and peace and pros perity will be established for a ll tim B knbon J . L o ssm a , i G eo . W. S tebdino , > J ambs H. W eeks , ) PouaHKEEPBiE, July 29, 1862. For the Dolly Bogle. M ILITARY MO VEM E N T S I N TH IS CITY. ive dollars lia place is not aw a re jonrages enlistm ents ?” The w riter of this article wonld here 88k if “Recruiting Officer’’ expects that the ranks of tbe regim ent from this district is to be )d by merely sticking out a flag? If so ABM . A S H L E Y , Jr., A d jt. P recision as to T im e .—The N ewburgh Telegraph says th a t last Sunday morning, >nt 8 5-8 o’clock, a fire broke ont in the le of P a trick Fogarty, in Carpenter st. D e p a rtm e n t w ere prom p tly upon the spot a n d the flames w ere soon extinguished. Damage slight. T o ouH L ady F eiendb .— A moL„ _ . „ many compounds now offering to onr lady friends, there are few that w e can so readily recommend as those emanating from tb< celebrated bouse of Joseph B a rnett & Oo.— They possess tw o qualities to w hich wi would especially call atteutioo, v iz ; tbe en tire absence of all d eleterious substances, and the certainty th a t they will perform nil they are said to do. The unpleasant a n d often times painiul results attending exposure to onr moat changeable climate npon the skin, may be entirely obviated by the nse of R u r- ned^t Kallixtm^ w hich has now become so QECfal an auxiliary to the toilet that no lady considers her dressing-table complete w ith out it.— S . 0. Tnie DtUa. Burnett’s E x tracts a re p repared w ith great skill and fidelity, and a re nnsnrpasaed. Sold in Poughkeepsie by Morgan L. Farnum, Payne & Fow ler, and by D ri where. P rof . D k M unn ’ b only G enuine H air R e - BTOER.—This is a new remedy for Baldness and thin hair. The proprietor of this paration has gained an enviable repn in the city of Albany, w h ere he has )ro g g ists every- regard to this preparation in a The body of A n d rew H elstrom , who was drowned last Monday, w as found o n Tueadf m orning, w h en Coroner V a n W agner an inquest and the J u r y rendered the follow ing verdict: “The deceased Andrew H e l strom came to his death by accidentally falling into the Hudson River, w h ereby he was drowned.\ A fire occonrred about 4 o’clock Tuesday m o rning in the nnoccopied dw elling honse in U nion sreet well know n for years b y the nam e of o riystal palace. The fire is supposed to have been the w o rk of an incendiary.— T h e honse belonged to J . A . D isbrow and w a s insured but we w ere u nable to learn the am o u n t. T h e honse has been considered a great nnisance to tbe neighborhoood for a long tim e, and makes us think of the old saying “ th a t i t is ill wind that blows no one any good,” ______ __________ W e call the attention o f the farm e rs of D u tc h es oonnty to th e advertieem o n t of PoUw pat^tBtone digger and ¥«U layer, th a t city, w ith the most brilliant snocess. The press of Albany speak in the highest term s of praise ot this wonderfnl and miraonlona cure and preventive of bald ness. We would advise onr readers of both sexes, Who a re affiioted with baldness o r thin hair to give it a trial. Read the new adver tisement in 1 other colurai The following letter relative to the death of W alter P . Sm ith, a resident of this city and a m ember o f the 62d regim ent has been handed ns for publication 62d Regiment N . Y . S. V , H abbison ’ s L andino , Ya., July 17. John O. Sm ith, Pleasant V alley ; S i r : You have undoubtedly received the sad intelligenoo of the d eath of y o n r son. A l though I as well as hie oompanions in tb e Company m onrn his loss, I take great pleas ure in testifying to his m any good qualities. He was a good soldier, was always to be found at his post, and like a good soldier, died while nobly defending tbe cause he listed for. H e wea belovr.l by all his a oiates. He was buried by one of his o panions on the field of battle after the en gagement. If we had a few thousand as good and brave soldiers a s he was, w e wonld soon wipe out all traces of rebellion. You sbculd certainly be proud of such a so) Hoping that the few lines from the landerander off hisis companyompany w illll bie m o h c w i b some conso lation to you and bis friends, I am yonrs. T 'l ; llO S B I S , Lieut. Oomd’g Oo. G. 62d Regim e nt N . Y . V . I f yon w a n t Pill, take A y e r’s Pill. N o th ing has ever appeared in this m a rket th a t can c o m p are w ith this new invention for chasing o u t the distem p e rs th ^a t fasten and grow npon m elixir of life. le distem p e rs t t fasten ai They are th e Philoaophei hat bids defiance to diseas to go in tl th a t snob I twenty- ranks in notices dla- intry’s good. Does it discourage enlist ments to tell a man of a family—Go 1 fight the battles of y o n r oonntry ; here are fuads ample to insure yonr family from s ta rvation ? Do you suppose, “Mr. Reornlting Office',” lat a man of a family w h o gets bis livinr r/i muiuy wiijuuub au, !0 w hile he ahonldera for tbe w a r? W hy should ha be any more liberal in his sacrifice than he who lives in magnificent luxury by moans of nntoU wealth ? Why is i t that tbe endeavors of i few patriotic monied men of this city to raise a fund for tbe regim ent of this district should be snubbed a t every torn ? In the name ot the weary a n d worn out soldiers of the once “grand arm y of the Potomao” w h at can the monied men o f this c ity mean ? Are yon not going to make an effort ? W ill yon not come forward a nd offer yonr aid ? Can yon stand quietly by and read and see the enfferings of tha nation and not move from your tracks to assist in this cause i Yonng men of leisure, come forward and fill op the ranks—cast off yonr slothlnluess—awake ti the necessities o f the occasion. Where are the members o f the 21st Regt. why not come forward now when yon are needed ? W here are the E llsw o rth Greys? or form er members of that company ? The writer wonld appeal also to tbe dry goods clerks. Throw aside y o n r yard etioks, form a company by yourselves and m a rch double quick into the ranks. A w ay w ith any miserable subterfuges—the nation calls loud ly for help—will it be a nswered? Again appeal to yen who are blessed w ith £et m all p u ll together now, don't wait fo r any thing—thQ army of the Potomao is in peril— w h a t we w a n t now is action I ACTION 11 AOIIONIl! V IG ILAN C E . T e m p a r a u c e C o a v e n tioa, eemi-annnal m eeting of the N ew Y o rk ) Temperance Society is to be held in ------- Oh hnrebnrch a t Saratoga Springs on andnd W ednesday,ednesday, tbehe 26th6th andm 27tb M eeting for business on State Temperanci the----------O Tuesday a W t 2 a of August next. M eeting for busim Tuesday a t 10 a. m ., and a sermon to be de livered in the afternoon, (nnless Mr. Goff shall address the meeting.) A s it ia czpeot- ed th a t questlonsjif vital importance ered in th e afternoon, (nnless all address th e meeting.) A s it is e th a t questions o f vita l im portan ce to the progress of the Temperance cause, a t this crisis, w ill be disonssed, tbe members of this society in all parts o f the State, and also all friends of Tempe>-anoe, and all orders of Temperance organizations, w ithout discrim ination, and members of the Board of Oonn- sellors, a re earnestly requested to attend and take part in the disoussion. The alarming state of o n r country, instead of eollpsing a view of the evils of intem perance, ought to interest more deeply the mind of every friend of temperance and sobriety; and all who have a t heart tbe beet interest of tbe present a n d rising generation, and the per petuity of our free institutions, which de pends on the virtne, morality, and vigilance camps, unless an ani tide of int the retnri need m o re i the fntnre iting liquor in itidote be seonred, the willill bee greatlyreatly awollen,ollen, aperance w b g aw rn of onr soldiers, and we shall Baltimore, July 22.—A terrible m u rder was com m itted here this a fternoon. A b n t- of good m e n a re in brisk i oher n a m ed George FiedT Mentzell killed hi a every boat in sailing oondi wife w ith A bnteher knife, and then killed tion to bring dow n th e ii binwelf, “ - -------- onr sole larda for onr' proteotion,,.in we had in the past. 0. H athaway , President. H .L . G rose , Secretary. N . B . E d itors of p apers who m a y receive looa s tt reepeotfallyeepeotfally requestedeqm to lergymenlerg} and this, are m r r publish i t in their papers, and o others to extend the information. Oanal Waget.—Boatmtn on the canal a re now receiving $20 per m o n th. T h e services o f good m e n a re in brisk demand, a s alm o st every bo a t in sailing c o ndition is in requisi tio n to brin g do w n th grain from the WMt. Foughkeepne Karketi. ChTioaovTHS DjLiz.TXAai.x, ) Foo^bkeeptle, July 81*1861.5 B O l i L H S ^ P A T E N T Stone Digger and Wall Layer. Oommoi Xifferior quality K rat quality Ordinary quah'iy Oommon quality mferior quality : s i i i i Farm For Sale-to Close an.Eatate. 'iltolt* fif S e ’tmro'S StoMmd, neuf'SUn- “■”1, indoonUiE. .tout one ImBdiettima forty acre, ot D u ^ ^ n n w ia r n u Firat qualitr Ordinary quality Oommon quality Inferior quality VEAL OALVXe. per lb. 6 ^a 6ic Orffinary quiffity Common quality Inferior quality - per head 14 60 a 6 00 W^RU^orf.\! _____ _ Z.Wiuu, AttomoyT^ jofGnuid and Fetlt Juror, to rerv. at To Millers, Capitalists, Speculators anfl others. A NEW GRIST MILE 30 Acres of OMce Land, very great Sacrifice, only $ 4 , 500 > aAVS Cor ^eacApl^BQwaRXST with 3 nm i i . A K E R ’S PATENT FRDIT JAES. Wic have never heard of a Failure in using them. tkoievUleat tu Advantagefto- the Jan The trftdenppli«d by PO T T E R & BO D INE, MANUFACTURERS AND DROffRIE'l'OR!i, 106 Che.tiiutetret)t,Pi>UadeIpliUi uadi .old la Pongbkeepae br VimiL H. Eoaaua, J. BAl MM! * Co., Jomi W.BABsnr * Co., W k . F« o « * Boi imdl by the triule zanetMly. June U-d9mlav*wSmM T H E P O ’K E B P S f E Female Collegiate Institute TSTIDI i be re-openod nt the commencement of lie FUUR- yV TEBNTH ACADEMIC HEAR, undm » tiled, popu lar,,and tuoceufol board ot Teacheii, On the 3d day of September next D m L. E. s u i m , long eeiocUted wltb Frof. M. F J iwbtt ; UluU. QORDON,oflargeexpeilesoe In Ihe dc paitnentof Felntlug and L’nwliig; Utu H, CBOSBV, In tbo Higher Metbemetlci; M!«lO. 8. BRADBURY, (dengb- ter of ths eminent compo.tr and teacher of the ectence ol Untie, W m . B. BxaimniTj in Vocal Muelc; Frol. AWSNO, In the French Langnege; Prof. THOMAS, in the QeimWi and Frof. OHAB. asUBE, upon the Fbmo, are teacherr, thet is thla commnnltr,ie(iulie no recommending. THE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT, IJNDIUI. m iss M. CROSBY, Triil beve,-ln Boom, Deeki, Binging, Oymnulani, am Taicher,—every attracUon which can ho leatonahly expected R e v . C D . R IC B , Pzinolpal and Proprietor. July 18>«-U3Ew^cpt l-«8 D E DERIO K ’S PA R A L L E L L E V E R Hay Press, Mills, Gutters, &c- AGENCY AT HYDE PARK. mHBiubecriberlB for tbe Meaufiifiture of DSUS* X ItlOK*? BTATIONARY PHKi'8. AUo for the man* nfaeture of tbe HOYT FOKTAULS PKE'«8. Price for EoyiPreud 75 .wltblmpro^door«, 4fo. PresaeB cftu be BMppedtoftuy point on the.^er. Order early to secure a preMlnflme. Jforparticula Agent, Hyd^jrlc, Dutches Co.. N, Y., July SUt. IBIS. P O U G H K E E P S I E F E M A L E A C A D E M Y . Th« next Acftdemlo Year Qonrmenoea oa the First Wednesday in September, od continuea fortyViree weeka, Tbe Tmeteu do not deem It peceteaiy now to ennmciate SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES afforded young ledlee at this Inetitntlon fbr acquiring THOROUOH. and at the la-netlme. fflNlBHKD XduttUon. It II inffleleat to lay that we retain lor the coming year onr Principal. :h acoipaof REV. D. G. WRIGHT, Accomplished AiiistaHti, e faithful and devoted eSbiti wUl be, by and chcUUan boma. wiU ha beetowed n) r efer to onr OataloAue, which may and that the Mme faithful am Uem, contlnned, which have given ue rank THE BoSoiNG DEPARTMENT will be under tbe perionaj enpervlalon of lev. Mr. and Mrs- Wright; plnoe Ina itl To: particaliiM we z badorthePrliicIpel,( H. D. VARICK., SecreUry of Trueteas. 'oughkeepde, J uly 35. IMS, d*w«» IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. D R . C H E E S E M A N ’S P I L L S the hack and unaption ot DR. OHEESEMAIPS P I L L S wae tbe commcncemeat ofantwitralnUie treatmut of ttaoee treegnlarltlee and obetincUona Which bave eoselgntd to many to»FBXRAXXfBxomJk.va. 2Iofemale can e&JoT Roodhefeltb un- jifM Ihe II regnUTt And wfitncYer mn obttroctioii takes pUkce 1 he general health beglni to decline. DR. 0SEESEM A 2 P S P I L L S are the moReffMtaal remedy aver known for all oomplalnta peenuar to iVniarw. To .llclitHatheT ate Invalaahrt, <n iueint.vlth ctrlainly, atrMioal regulanly. They are own to thouaandi, who nave need them at dlserant period, onghonttk.couitry, having tb* unction ot u m t ot the atimfntntJ’Agtmanstnjlmaica. . . ftpficU dirKllone, tiating when tkey .Aovid not le tiiei, tnauhBox—th.FWo.Une Dollar per Bos, containing w i f e 's / mod promptlv, bycemltUbg to the Proprietor. Id hr D iw ^ iib geatrauy. R. B. HU 4 OHING 3 , P bopristob , 2 0 C e d a r S t r e e t , IT. Y . J a M IS G. WOOD.ffoiU[hkMpili tie d^APJW, lUARm Ijammac, Julyftl-a*wlm«l» Batchelor’s H ir Dye! TH E B E S T I N TH E WORLD. ^TtaeOennlneUiKned wttttaic . . a . BATOHSLOB, M A B R I B D . D I E D . ^ J^y Mth. BtnrUB POTTJtE, aged^ i> i o isrio . irUI be a PIO NIO In PHDUIF I gOOTOH AHX.tatfiM.Mnha. F. B, PHnorar. ‘ F. a. PHnnexT. D * k S ? S S 2 . ^ ithWaah.SMrpntlfylngtlia bnertk. Sot rAS lA u a u n m u * w n v k , °“oOKN*LtoS®DoB(>!s.’ AdmlnUlratoi POUGHKEEPSIE ILLUMINATING OIL W O R K S MknfetoA on Xamns-el str«et JbelowJMaurhet T h e G reat D isco v e r y ! PAEAFFlNE VAEHISH JonelS-dAwff 2 5 M arket Street. 25 2 5 M A R K E T IsT R E E T . 2 5 P O U G H K E E P S I E , e 10 order, et t) M. ilAPP. August Magazines. ^ROHIBALD WILSOH hia recelvtd Ihfi following Maga* HARPKBS foi GODEY’S L hl ofOAHTE BOOKSTORB, 396 Main A IV e w a n d U s e f u l A r t i c l e . HALEY, MORSE & BOYDEN’S P A T E N T SE L F -A D J U S T IN G CLOTHES WRINGERS. I M P O R T A N T T o E a r m e r s a n d GardfjaLexii, ’ “ ubuLH-rY, w m o ^ m Ponghkoeptfe, May 3«. 1853. NSON & CO., ^ '’P“d i W - LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S H O O P S K I R T S , WM. W. WHITE’S, 308 Main Street. NewPaitzlJndlns.. __ ___ _ ___ the surviving partner J. VKKBuiND. BUtVlTOt or A. J. BARBBT * CO, ,Juno3,1883. w8m53 H a y &. H a r v e s t, H o I 1 S 6 2 . ~ BO doc. HAND RA.KXS S5 do SCTTKE SNA.THa. 10 do B ^ S * ORAIN OBADI.K8. ORIND STONES, loose orhungin frame t.r use. KIFLlCS. 80XTHE STONJB, *e.. Ac. For tale at June 38.1863-WHO TBOWBBiPaR’B. Dated June 36,1863,-w6et3 WRl^E^TOKa'TO A Good Farm of 50 Acres A t West Stools Bridge, BerlsMre county, Mass. 25 miles east o f the city o f Hud- For Sale or Exchange, BRO W N 'S SH E R R Y WINE, alt by _____________ M. L. FAKNI DINNER AND TEA SETS, should by all msana examine thla new style. Also a large aacortmentof ■\\■\uer a n d Tea Kniveg a n d F o r k s , :ING GLASSES, L O o S ' To Farmers and Gardeners. FOR SALE. iS of Itachedaahcscomposed of wood . have been >ur first class gar* ^ have used Uiem ___ : ll a son , Cor. Main and CraoncU sts. GLASS WARE. WOOD W ARE, And'othei BOUBK EIKKVINO articles at EXTREM E !Y LOW FRIGES, A T 3 3 6 M a iii-St., P o u g h k e e p s ie. J. E. EANSOM & 00. „AL8ANY.NJ;„..«. To the PuWic. H U L L , S C H R A M & C O ’S Kerosene Oil! Kerosene Oili Kerosene Oil! Unsurpassed fo r sweetness of odor and leauty of color hy any Oil in the market.— Oils much longer in the market GANNOl EQUAL IT. D E ALER S W ILL PLE A S E CALL. FOR 8ALB UUSAP. YAK VALKENBHRGH ft COFFIIT. reb.li-d*w A lsamt , March 6th, 1663. nopntior. MJiorucra the cub. PrioeOne 3 PKm^*H‘.A. DXMDNN,IN. HetwMnBioadi Aug. 1—dAwljTO No, M Orange-ft., Iwayand North Peul-et. Albany, H. V Young Men of Dutchess, THE COUNTRY CALLS! AND II ILL YOU NOT RESPOND ? Anfl fill up the ranks of Oo, A , Oapt. A r - MUB D k W int , who has served credil bly in the A rm y of the Potomao, This is to he the pioneer Oo. of the X I D istrict Reg’t, Ool. C o w ijb . $ 1 5 0 B O U N T Y ASSURED TO BACH RECRUIT. ReornitiDg Officers—Oapt. D e W in t , Fiah- kill L a n d ing; Lient. L . L . B rooks , (lonnty Clerk’s Office, Ponghkeepeie. JolySl^OtAwltTO NEW BOOKS. PARSON BROWNLOWS BOOK. lieaeoODd part of Yletc; Hngoli great novel Anthony Ttollope, LnthOQ/TroUopfie f OK Ker. HoBTy Anthon, J>, with _ _______________ -bytheBt.B6v.Maaton Xaatbura, Driwf^ife-atmong the Pinet. The Ocmio J^Uah Grammar. ffiU ^ Z iU im ^ th^ew NaUenalTax Ian. complete, prl6*10oeBU. hgnaiof Borreato* Guide for holdiani and Soldier^ Heirs, thowia^ who ^ titled to Penttoas, Bounty, ■— — V- v_ arohiba £ d ^jxisopf, S95 Main street. titled to Pe&Ao&e • 3 Ac. Forniebr Jidyti-dAww UOEirSE OBTADTED. WX BAVX PUKOHASED A OHOIOX LOT OF MBDiaiNAL LIQUORS, ’’m tu n w . 8IIGHKTTI. 'AMAIOA BUM. - - S anperior article toe Bonibon, Boot^, X COFFIN. D O C T . i>l. S- Y A N D U S E R , DENTAL SUEGEFN, CSUCOKS80R TO DR. W. H. S'lKAW,) HO. 261 MAIN 8'1'URKI', rOUGIlKkEPNlUi. j S S ' S s S S S S S S Partial caaia of tUU vulcanite are extremely desirable. NEW STYLE C K O C K E R Y . PIO NIC. Dniversal Clothes Wringer, MAHUFACTURSD BY THK METROPOLITAN WASHING MACHINE COMPANY. T. H . LEGGETT, Jr,, P o ’keepsie, A gent for Datcheas Oonnty. w o e o f o c k : h o u s e N e w H a c kevsack, Dutchess Go. inccommodatlocefoT DISSOL UTION. S 5r™iESS5S,!f,i POT^cepele, April lat. 1W3. ROBERT SLEE & CO. Sc OO'S. TIMES IMPROVINQf UNION VICTORIES * RE now Uio oriior of tbe tit?, and tneh bolDg XX caea tbe people moat not be behindhand. The eabsoriber, elnce the Bre de.troyed a portion of bis goods, and damaged otbors, h u disposed of all bis old stock and on r cresf)}', Af.«Y6cJk will open at bU ENTIRE N E W STOCK P. What can Woman do in War ? without ty hordei giStl* Koviil feboiildbe wltb. resdenpekcece ft OO, Wholes le Agents. When will the War Terminate? NOT TEES YEAR. Thousands must be KILLED! B Y A FREE USE OF The Lightning Fly Killer, ’WTILtLo Flies u fSBt M they come. Oommesce esrlr, PV preven .ngtbe depoeltofeggs »U oyer the uouse. This will mitScftte the euiCerlcg very much. Ksch sheet will fittnet tnd kin SQ trmy. 1 nromotet quiet in reading—pence while von sat, and the 00 clotts of a napln ths moniing. gold by J. G. WOOD & C0-, Wlioletale Agenti. JnnsS-dAwlm<3 iarbantsbjcdt : fZ K R A P K R U mT.^<w^t^^ niUS'CIITBATK MAOKMBIA. F a r m F o r S a le. FA R M S FO R SALE, kee^e.as auachedto the main biding for Umlng P.MABSTTALT..PI F a r m F o r S a l e . Poughkeepsie, Feb, 7,1863. FARM FOR SALE. W A I V T F D . F a i n t S y O i l s y Varnislies, Window Glass, &c. SPRING PAINTFIG for 1862 . TAMES G. WOOD &. CO. ai uow recetvlog fresh el euppiles. and can offer the esc and best assort' tuent in ihia market of WHITE LE.ulS. Jewoll & Son's perfectly purr in .-ii-a and kegs. Uatoiio & Remrick’s do do and \ rarloty of other brands. Belgian Zinc, whitest and best for Inside ,,aiming. Frencli o r V e rlle M o n ta g n o . “Red Seal,’ ’ the best and cheapest Paint in the world for P e n n , a n d LEHIGH ZING, OEUINE, PEBIIANENI, GSBEN. “Jr* “ S S ' ’ PERFECTLY PURE LINSEED OIL.^ iBowboro, JAMES G. WOOD & CO,, ^ 288 Main Street, Poughkeepsie- C O O P E R 'S IM P R O V E D O H XT 3FL piff JS , Warranted to work weU or no CMLL jJJVD SEE IT. C liildren’s F a n c y C a r r iages. ISAAC W. WHITE, AS-EMT FOE WALTER A. WOOD'S Improyed lo w er, CELEBRATED FOR ITS Simplicity, Strength, DurahUity, Light Dratt, and adaptation to all kinds of work. W O O D ’S M O W E R S a v in y heen m cardul the B ' l R S a ' ricultural Soi leading MeSiines of Knglani] copies the high posltipu of th Best M ower in th e W o r ld, and Is eutltlcd to rank as the M O K I T O R OF MOWINO M A C m N E S . BafThe farmers ol Dutchess are invited to call at W . W . W H I T E ’S , 3 0 8 A la iu - s t ., P o u g h k e e p s i e Anil exannne the Machine. Prices, $70 and $80. D u i s r i s r ^ s X M E S 3X T T , FOR THE R E L I E F AND CURE Sprains, Bruises. Pains in the Back, Chest, or Limbs, Rhenmatism, Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, Cronp, Gland ular Swellings, Toothache, Corns, Bunions, Frosted Feet, Bnrns, Cuts, Serene^ of tho Mosquito Bites, Bee And all other cPk. C a s s i u s M . C l a y , J r . , DUNN'S LINIMENT WILL MOT OllEASE Oil STAl.N' ' DUNN’S LINIMENT HAS A I'LEASAMT AND REFUEMIIAO OHOK ! Price, 25 Cts. per Bottle. t^ T S e « « « HOYT & BLAHOHAED, ” Proprietors. OFFICE, a i 5 FULTON 6TBEET, NEW FORK. J . Q. W O O D & CO., P o u g h k e e p s ie, K S f CS>llQ,C® O . BEST ARTICLE OF THE KIND jS^Keep the Bottle tig-htly corked. B A K N D O O U R O U U K ltS . TO FARM E R S. FlBhhill Plains. May 39, II OHAELE8 K0BIN80N. 1863. wtI61 m m m I A perfect ANTIDOTE, SPBCIFIOnnd COSES of RHEUMATISM HEDRALGIA baa long been needed. After eameet and patient search, this has been triumphantly dh- covered It Is called W a t s o n ’s N e u r a lgia K ing. FARM FOR SALE. L^Grange, July 1st. IBM To tlie Ladies from the Country! T ADIKS and Gentlemen visiting Ponghkeepsle are respcct- J u fully Invited to call at theOOHFTOTIONARy and U m i N G S A I j O O N ■ OF JAMES SMITH & SOW. Where they will And everythlog In the wav of sometiimg good to eat, both the fancy and the more substantial, ready at all W A R ! W A R ! W A R ! GOODS SOLD AT GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES I A l a r g e lo t o f G o o d s o f t h e b e s t q u a l i t y for a small Amoiint of Money. TW conaoquence of the depression in budness sow so general X throughout the country, I am prepared to offer to coubu - mere my large and well selected asaonmeut of FAINTS, VAEKIBH, OXASS, j fto. all of the best duality, and warranted pure, at ---------------- IDIX T ^ YeUow Ocher, -White L c ^ ZlhA Ac. dec, dsc. \•■\'-“\-line constantly on hand. Gall J^FABNUM, 397 MBln-st. ■\TB-W and Improved pattern of DARN DOOR ROLLERS, X , manufactured and for aalewhi Icsnlc and rclall by STEPHEN UHL. 18,1861. w39 A GREAT ACHIrYEMENT. A B e lf B a k i n g R e a p e r a n d Udo-wer c o m bined PerfecleO, fva rs-» Poughkeepsie, Feh. 18. lEi PEAS,: TEAS,, PEAS,, PEAS. i a s , p e a s p e a s % » 8 6 3 . ttOWBRIBaS ft oo. FAR3IERS. LOOK A T TH IS. VAN ANDEF? MOWER. the common tcrlheai-rt can be kept In order wlth*a°8?^e '*ittaor ligu. - d has little or no precsptlbla Slde- ‘a s NEW FIRM & NEW GOOES. SEWARD, VAIL & MATT T o F a r m e r s —F i e l d Seeds- M THOEBOKIFS.SUre ^ yfUlEKY f« t b e h a ,v e * M ^ a ^ p i ,I m e _ ^ ^ To aU whom it may Goncem •— OraOKR hcrebT r*— “ “ ------ ” ---- - - --------- Uabletopulluiryi county, have been c cfdTown Olctkith ----- - ------------ - - ----- -- ----------- __ helj,&ranyr6aioa,e«mpt. ah«R on or btfore the fif- temtjc dap <if A-cvutt next, file a vnUten etatement of each exemptmiL In anch ofllce, verified by affidavit. In defiinlt of vrhum eueh peraon ibaU me the benefit of each ezempaon. DtfedJnlyad,188*. „ WAIAISR O. ALLKK. J»Jr4-afcw«6 **Gei»ty^D«SM»i WaUoiCt Xewraleid King aUe Cures GOUT AND DYSPEPSIA, In all their forms. Itie now giving relief to thnuand. who have been snlferlng from these diseases, and. who bave TRIED ALL OTHER REMEDIES in vain. W a tson ’s N e u r a lgia K in g H ob received IbeKrtMf teetmwfsf* from the highe* sources in regard to Us WONDERFUL EFFICACY. I operates with equal sncc6» In mild and cfiranio oases never failing to work out a speedy and permanent core atson ’s N e u r a lgia K in g Pec, i«:i$»-dTT4tS*ir«ew THE .UNION MOWER. i’ii 1|j|^OOD’ HAIR RESTORER. F. S. PHIHKBY, jlXTRAOXOFKOOl » ^ « W f c r e e t . ^IFFORD’S lURQH !c OOFFIN. I^R A K K ' Celebrated HanteUon BlttCT.^ Fer^ml^^ 0QLOONB WATER In pitcher^. M. X. FARNUM* g A N D M I R R O R YALKENBUROH * COFFIN* gj-OffltOW April 17,1862. CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS, For Making K N A P P 'S Celebrated ’Root TJHOWN and BLEACHED MUSLI J o st sTcatly reduced M A J O R , I s O W . m,. 0L O ^ jO ^ 8 1 M K E E 8 , and goods ^ M |^agd^^oyi QALLatTROWJ rBRlDQE’Sandseethe KIRBY HOW- A T T E N T IO N FA E M E E S ! F r e s h G round Plaster.
