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THE PUBLIC MART. Trade plants its dimes,and plucks its dollars here. A. ROCKEFELLER, — —’'lENDERShissincere thnnks to his former patrons, and friends, und the public generally, and would inform them he still continues the 'la ilo v in g B u siness In all its various branches alhis old stand No. 324 Warren St., Two Doors below H, B. Van Dascn's Store, . where he will be pleased to waitnn all those who may favor hirn with .a call. Among his stick may be found: French, English nnd American Cloths, Cassuneres, Doeskins, Salti- nets. Serges, Tweeds, and otlier Summer Goods together wilh a s-,neral assortment of u E i V A T ^ O ILLARS, BOSOM S, S H I R T S , GLOVES, SU S P E N D E R S , <.fc. <$c. g-tf-CUTTuVG attended to as usual. H udson J u n e 10, 1847. a T c T STEVENS, A T his old stand op posite Geo. W«- rings Jewelry Store, keeps constantly on hand h good assortment of GUNS, double and single barrel, as low as can be bought in New- York or elsewhere and ^ good assortment o( >2i5»*ii^5Ss Pistols, Revolvers,tec. Shot Bags, Powder Flasks, Percussion Caps, Powder and every otherarticle connected with the Gun trade. Rifles patent cut, that are warranted to shoot one hundred yards and average their shots less than ono inch from the center, and 40 rods to hit a nine inch ring, til least 8 times out of ten, and will shoot with gre.tt precision eighty rods. Persons that are good judges of rifle shooting, and all others wishing to pur chase, are invited locall and try them, as I am sure they cannot well be beat. All kinds of Gun repairing dono well and at short notice. Door locks repaired and new keys fitted.— Trusses and Umbrellas repaired, Scissors and Tai lors Shears ground, together with all kinds of Jobbing in my line of Business. June i, 1817. ___ H a r d w a r e & I r o n E m p o r iu m , At Seymour's Original Cheap Variety Store, S ig u o f t h e P a d l o c k & A n v il, NO. 309 WARREN St., HUDSON. T HE Subscriber has recently re ceived from American and For eign Manufacturers, large udditiuns io his extensive stork, and offers at re- aced prices, wholesale und rctuil, a splendid as- ortineiit of HARDWARE AND CUTLERY, Iron,Steel,Copper,Tin,Zinc, and Lead, Blacksmiths’ Bellows, Anvils und Vices, Joiners,Carpenters und Coopers Tools, Farming Utensils and Gardeners* tools, Harness, Saddle und Carriage Trimmings, Couch Lace and Lumps, Eliptio Springs Axles, Axle Drafts, Rubber Cloth, Hub Builds, Brass and pluted Mouldings,Patent Leuther, Malleable Iron, Nuts, Washers, tec. tec. Britlunniu und Juppunned Wure, und a variety of HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. Stoves,’Hollow Wure, Waggon Boxes. Sash Weights, tec.,Lead Pino. Sheet Lead, Russian, American und English Sheet Iron, Thuyer’s Patent Columbia Pumps* White Lend ut Factory prices. Superior Couch, Furniture,Leather felronVnrnish JL'umts.Glass, Window Ssuh und Putty, Hemp und Manilla Cordage, Twine, Bed Cords, Lump Wick, Clothes Lines and Wool Twine, Paint, Varnish, Whitewash,und Clothes andilui Brushes,tec. tec. tec., My stock of Ulster and other Iron,of beat brands, is very complete, and worthy of particular notice. Cooper’s celebrated Ghte. Orders for American rolled und hammered Iron, ofall sizes,executed with despatch. fCTPersotis residing at a distance, cun depend on having their orders executed with fidelity, undat« s low intes us they would pay by culling in persur ,uud my patrons inuV fuel assured tlmt e ery article sold at my establishment, shall sustuiu the cluuacter 1 give it, and no deception will in uny caso bn allowed GEO. E. SE i iMOUK. Hnd<on June 1,13*17. F I R E , F I R E , F I R E . T HE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully in form the citizens of Hudson, and Columbia County, village of Athens,[and Green County, that he is u duly authorized ugsnt for the N a t i o n a l r i r e ^ liisn r ju ice C o m p a n y o * No. 62 Wall Street. DIRECTORS. Joseph W.Savage, William S. Slocum, Samuel S. Doughty, William VV. Campbell, John Beonwer, JohriMeChuin, . William G. Ward, John F. Muckle, Stephen Holt, John Newhouae, Jacob Miller, Florence Mahoney. JOSEPH VY. SAVAGE, Pres. W m . J ames B oggs , Sec’y. 228 Also for the W i l l l a i n s b u r g h Jt’ir© I n s u r a n c e Co.* of Willimnsburgh, L. I., opposite the city of New York. Agency Office 74 \\ all st. New York. kDIKKGTOR8. Wm. Layton, ‘ Samuel H Clnpp,! Prant’is Dubois, Thomas McElralh, Washington Post, Suimiel Willetts, Andrew Benedict, ClmrlesO. l-lundy, Frederick W, Farrc, Lemuel Richardson,] Jeremmh Johnson, Nicholas Wickoff, Abm. T. Van Boskerck. WASHINGTON POST, Pres’t. A ndrew B. H odges , Sec’y. All npplicntiouf made to him for Insurance, at Ins Lumber oflice in Union Street, will be tliunkfully re* ceived and punctually attended lo, on as reasonable terms as apuuy other oflioo. Hudson, Sept. 10,1846. ____________ £28 f.alvanifc Rings & Magnetic Fluid. T HIS limarkablo and truly scientific discovery, whifth has of Int. attracted so much attention, is nS entirely safe and simple uppl cation ofthe inysteriuqfc power of GALVANISM us a remedial B L A C K S M IT H IN G . SAMUEL N. BLAKE, nH70ULD respectfully announce IV to his friends and the public r generally, that he can at all times be found al his old stand above the Pub* lie square, and nearly opposite Mar tin's Hotel, where he will hold him self in readiness to accommodate lus friends with anything in the line of B lacksm ithin g . fflyParticular attention paid to Horse Shoeing, lie takes this opportunity to return his sincere thanks for the very liberal patronage he has heretofore received, und solicits a continuation of tho same. SAMUEL N. BLAKE. Juno 1. 1617. ____________________________ B e a d y Made Coffins. D . H E D G E S , T-TTNDERTA.KF.il and Funeral Conductor, would UJ respectfully inform the citizens of Hudson and vicinity, that he keeps constantly on hand at his Ware Room in Warren street, one doorahovetheTelegraph Office, and nearly opposite C. Terry’s Saddle and Harness rnuiiiittii'-iory, a large assortment of H e a d y .ifluile Coffins , Of all kinds siz«**s und qualities. Also Grave Clothes of ull kinds,Coffin Plates, etc., as cheap as will be sold at any other establishment in t“ic ct«y. June 1,1317. C a b inet W a v e R o o m ! c . b & M , e , '\OI’LD re s p e c t f u l l y in f o r m ] h i s ’frie n d s nnd th e p u b l i u g e n e r a l l y , t h a t t h o y tvill find ut liw Wure Ron it in W a r r e n s t r e e t , o n e d o o r b e l o w J rv|.uro s Grocery, and p e a r l y o p p o s i t e - l i a v i s ’ . C i t J Hell, a g e n e r a l uPjilrtnt'eht o f f j ^Cabinet Ware M UTATIONAL HOTEL, 0 \ FRANKLIN SQUAR-, N E A R T I I E S T E A M B O A T L A N D I ' G T HE Subscriber, Jate o f tbe KINDERHOOK HOUSE, having taken the new and cummu dious Public House just erected on Franklin Square and within a few rods of the Steamboat Landing, in the city of Hudson, would respectfully inform his lncnd» that his House is now open for the reception of visiters. The House has been newly furnished, and will be found in every respect in perfect order. The rooms are largo and airy, and built expressly for convenience and comfort. The House will be conducted on Temperance prin ciplcs, nnd the Subscriber pledges himself lhat no ex ertions shall be wanted on his part to give perfect sat isfaction to all who may patronize him. Boarders during the sitting of the Courts will be ta ken to and from the Court Houso free of charge, iCP'Afcw Weekly Boarders will be tnkon. p 9 Carriages will be in attendance at the Railroad Depot, to take passengers to the House free of charge. Also men in waiting on all the Bouts totuke baggage to the House. (KF Good Stabling, together with Yard and Shed Room for the accommodation of Farmers, tec. Horses and carriages furnished at the shortest notice. 1). B. STRANAHAN. Hudson, May 14, 1846. 211 Among the articles kept constantly an band are CmirJ, Sofas, Bureaus, Tables , Work Stands, Secretaries, Bedsteads , fyc., <fc. lie also will keep constantly on Imnd and will make to order on short notice, Coffins of all Sizes and Prices. He takes tliU opportunity to tender his sincere thanks to his former customers for the liberal pa- trnn<i<re they have bestowed upon him heretofore, nnd asks iliosc wishing anything in his line to give him a call, assuring them tlut no effort shall be wan ting on his part to give them satisfaction. J u n e 1 , 15117. R E U I O V i l l . S I L A S W . T O B E Y , DEALER IN D y e S t u f f s , P a i n t s , O i ls, G l a s s , S a s h e s BLINDS, tec., H a s tcm o ved to the Stote fonnerly occupied by Tobey & N ash, and late by W in, N ash, at ihe sign of W h a le's J a w Bone, No. 299 W a rren street, opposite the F a r m e r s ’ Bank, H U D S O N , N. Y . H e i s c o n s t a n t l y k e c e i v = ingfrcsh supplies of goods in his line of bu siness, which ho will sell at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL, at us low rates as thcsameean be pur chased in this city* SPERM, WHALE, OLIVE and LINSEED OIL, bv the barrel or less quantity* SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, DYE WOODS', WHITE LEAD, GROUND-IN OIL AND DRY. V'^jthdlill kindrWColored-Psints. GLASS D F ALL SIZES, from the best establishments, which will be sold &• Factory prices* S. W, TOIJEY will always kcepon handan assort ment of WINDOW SASHES AND BLINDS hich will be sold very low, and will pay the strictest attention to H o u s e ? S ig n a n « l O n m m e n l a l P a i n t i n g . ttjr- Country Merchants will find it their inter est to exainineinystuckatuipricesbeforepurcnas. inp* AU orders for goods or pointing for city or country, will be promptly attended to, S. VV. TOBEY Hudson, F eb.25, 1846. 20l-tf AT IT AGAIN. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, W OULD respectfully inform his friends anil the public generally, that he hns resumed his Business at bis Old Stund,one door below Wagoners Pahinet Shop, and nearly opposite the Washingtonian Ofiico, whore he intends to keep constantly on hand, » Fashionable assortment of Cloths, Casnmercs, Vestings, Stocks , Collars , Bosoms . Skirts, Gloves , etc e tc . r^W ork done in the most Fashionable Style, an d at Prices to suit the tunes. CUTTING Done at the shortest notice and warranted to fit if properly mado up, Hudson June 3,1847. ___ Watches, Clocks and Jewelry! H. D. Parkm an, W OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Hudson and vicinity, that ho is constantly re ceiving at hia store in Wurren street, one door above the Republican office, and directly opposite Darrin ger’s Drug store, the latest and richest styles of . i r s s w A D i ^ x i . ' s r ^ Consisting, in part, of Gold and Silver Lever Watch cs ; Gold Fob nnd Guard Chains ; Gold Keys, Pen cds, slides, studs, finger rings, breast mid scarf pins, for Gents. Also, a fine assortment o f large stone, u.tmeo, plain gold and enameled breast pins, for La1 dies ; fine stone, enameled and plain ear rings ; coral beads ; gold bracelet clasps ; gold spectacles, lock ets. crosses, and hearts; steel necklaces, breast pins, purse and bag clasps ; purse mountings; steel buck _es and slides, combs, etc »etc. Also a first rate assortment of CLOCKS, together with every article usually kept in a Jewelry store.- AU of which will he sold at reduced prices. June 1. H. D. PARKMAN. D E P O T F O R Newspapers & Cheap Publications, JVo. 162 Warren S ired , Opposite Badgley’s Mansion House, W HERE may be OBTAINED DAILY Weekly Newspapers, alt the Monthly Popu lar Magazines, nnd the Cheap Publications of theday, Also, a constant supply of B a n k Note Lists and Counterfeit Detectors A full and well assorted stock of Stationery, and Fancy Articles, ' A lso P r i n t s a m l .r i c l i i T C F r a m e s , Families supplied regularly with Daily and Weekly newspapers. . G. -Be NASH, News Agent. There is no excuse1 fdi*not having Pictures, when Nash is selling them at His-Emporium for O' shillings in nice gilt frames *• „ . . , . . t Hudson, April 8, 1847h, «. LIVERY STABLE, IIV l. COX woiiLdj re s p e c t f u lly in f o rm th e - citizens of Hudson,that he has taken the S table for merly occupied hy A. P. Bullock in the lower part of the city, where he will bo prepared at all times to at tend the calis of his friends,and assures the public that the terms will be reasonable. Hudson, May 14. 211 G u a n o , Guano. TirBsubscriberhas just received Irom NcwBedford a quantity of G u a n o , free from mixture and a gen uine article* Tins lot is n part of the cargo of the S h i p F l o r i d a , from thelslnml of I o h a b o e . It wil befurnished to customers by the Ton or less quan tity* A c h a ’ s . M c A r t h u r . Hudson, June 7, Io45 E . W A L D O R F , Jeweller, and Gold and Silver Smith, 200 Warren-sf., one door above Dr. G. White's Office, HU DS ON , A'. Y, J EWELRY, in all its various .orms, manufactured or repaired. Gold nnd Silver bought or exchang ed. The citizens of Hudson and vicinity are respect fully invited to forward their orders, which will be promptly attended to. my5-2C2tf REMOVAL. W a tch e s , J e w e lry , &c. C E. BUTLER has removed his Watch and Jew- elrv Establishment to the storelately occupied • by Guernsey and Terry, No. 323 Warren s t , one door below Rossman and McKinstry, Druggists ; and having just returned from New-York with a fresh supply of Goods, now offers s fine and general assort ment of all articles in his line, nt ns fair prices as can be found at any other establishment. P. S. Particular attention paid to Repairing Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc. 264lf- T h e M u tu a l L if e I n s u r a n c e C o in n « j i y g I N e*^ Y o i k . No. 56 W all Street. Statement o fthe Affairs ol the ComoLny, A T tiie close of llie third Year e.ijng ii.3 1 s t January, 1846: Number of policies issued, were _ Ditrin? Ihi veur 470 Preinrims thereon, $37,283 90 » 2d “ 616 \ 49,371 19 <* 3d “ 1047 “ “ 74,443 84 Wholo No. rolicies 2183 Total amount original premiums, 161,108 93 Duriiigthe 2dyear,receiv*don renewals, 32,619 15 « 3d 14 “ V 70-746 1:5 Total amount received for premiums, 264,474 21 Amuunt received for interest on stocks and bonds and moi (gages, 11,411 73 Amountreceived for isimmks, 2,008 00 Amount received for Policies, t 1,306 65 Amount received in transmission from agents forSd and 3d yours*premiums, Totalaniount ofreceipts, D i s b u r s e m e n t s : Losses und expenses paid 59,5^ Losses due, and the Company ready for payment as soon as the rcunisite vouchers are presented by tho parties, 5,625 00 3 ,3 0 6 6 5 $ 2 8 0 , 7 8 2 5 9 91 • 65,210 9 Nett piocecds, $235,571 o 3 MORRIS ROBINSON,Prest. SAMUFL HANNAY,Scc’ry. JUINT(J/IN POST,M.J>., Physician to (lie Company* J.W . FAIRFIELD,Agen Hudson, April 2, 3846. ________________ 20 In d e m n i t y a g a i n s t L o s s a n d D a m a g e b y F i r e , T H E subscriber is a duly authorized Agent for the following Insurance Companies, U S. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York; FIREMANS* do do, do ALBANY do do of Albany; PROTECTION do do of Hartford, Ct. JETNA do do ^ do AU applications made to the undersigned for Insur ance, for Adjustment of Losses, or on any other bust ness with the said Companies,connected with this A goncy,will be attended to with promptness, liberality and despatch MATTHEW MITCHELL Agent. May 26,1846. X 8 4 7 . 1 8 4 7 . Stc-iunboat & B a r g e B in e b e t w e e n HUDSON AND NEW YORK. rpH E SUBSCRIBERS will run theensu ngsea- son, the Steamboat H U D S O N, C a p t. W in . IF. M E L U E N , Leaving Hudson TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SuNDA YS,nt about 6 o’clock, P. M. And New York AfOiVDA VS, WEDNESDA YSantI JFRIDAYS, at 5 o’clock, P. M., from tha Pier foot *of Cedar street, touching at tho intermedium land- each way. '........................... , ThwHubscriber* nave,during thelast season,built two staunch aud commodious BARGES,called the L ovktt R* M ellen , nnd the S amuel L eds , « f aboutdOOtonslurthen each, which they design run ning ih place of Sloopsas heretofore. TJiesn boats will he officered by men of experience in the New York markets, which will enable us to compete fa vorably with any concern in the same business, in pointo’ffreighl or merchandise for sale. Sailing day of Barge from Hudson, every Tuesday, nd Irom New York Wednesdays from the foot o f Cedar st.at 5 o’clock P. M. GRAIN, SALT & PLASTER constantly on hand nnd for sale. LOVETT R. MELLEN & Go. Hudson, March 18, 1847. _____________ 255 1 8 4 7 ! 1 8 4 7 ! HUDSON AND NEW YORK Steam T r a n sportation T in e . m H E S U B S C R I B E R S will ru n llieir X Sieam b eai Fairfield, C a p t. J a m e s Jiebce, ilip- ensuing season for Freight ond Passengers, a s follows t— Leaving H udson from tho dock south ofthe Ferrv. everv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ami FRIDAV! at6o’clock,P. M.on thenrrivlaloJ' the Oars from the East: and leaving N ew Y ork everv TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY at ‘5 o’clock, P.jttI from the Pier,foot of Cedar street. BARGE No. 1, C pim .II. HILLER, BARGE No. 2, Cnpt.J T HAVIUND, One of tlte Barges will leave Hudson every \VEt>- NESDAY at 6 o VI ock , P. M.,«ind New ^orkoverv THURSDAY at5o’clnck, P.M.,from the foot ofCe- durstreet. HUBBELL, CLARK te CO. TJndaon, March 18,1847. 255 agent. The GENUINE G LVANIC RINGS in connection with the MAGNETIC FLUID have been used with the most perfect success in all cases of RHEUMATISM, aeuteorchronic, applying to the head, fuc|, or limbs: Gout, Tic Doloreux. tooth- uche, ‘Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous or Sick Heud- aehe, Indigestion, Purulysis,Palsy.Epilepsy Fits, Cramps, Palpitation of the Heart, Apoplexy, Stiff ness of Joihts,Spinal Complaints, Lumbago, Neur algia, Nervous Tremours, Dizziness of the Head, Pain in the Chest and Side, General Debility, J)e- ficency of Nervous and Physical Energy, and all nervous Disorders. In cases of Dyspepsia,which is si simply d neivous derangement of the digestive organs,Jhey have been found equally’ successful.— IMie rings are. of different prices,-being made of all -izes; pnd of various ornmneuiul patterns, ond can he worn by the most delicate female without the -lightest inconvenience. The Galvanic Beits? Bands? Bracelets. Acc.,are modifications of tne invention, and are re. commended in more chronic cases of Diseases, where ihe rings do not possess sufficient intensity of power They are adapted to the waist, arms, wrists, ancles, chest, or any part ofthe body with perfect ease, Any Gavanic power that is requited may thus beobtuined. Christie’s M agnetic F luid is used in connec tion with tho rings and modifications. Thiscomposi- ti m has been pronounced by the French Chemists to be one of tho most valuable discoveries of modern science. Christie’s G alvanic Strengthening Plas ters.—These articles form an important addition io the Galvanic Rings, acting upon tne same principle, hut having the advantage of more local application.— As an effeclunl means for strengthening the system when debilitated by disease or other causes, ns a cer tain aid in constitutional weakness; as a preventive for colds, nnd in all affections of the-chest generally, the Galvanic Strenthening Plasters will be found of great and permanent advantage. ICpNumeroiis certificates and testimonials from many distinguished physicians and others, may be seen on niqfliciition to the Agent The public are respectfully cautioned tobewaroof spurious imitations of these articles. Dr. Christie, has hut ONE authorized agency in each city of the Union. H. J. BARINGER, sole agent for the County of Columbia, twodoorsabove the Hudson River Bank. l Y I V X l t AX* R E M K l i V . For Scalds, Burns , Powder Explosions, Frozen Hands and Feel , tyc, T H E UNBEllSiGNED NOW offer to the American Public the most sure, safe, and efficacious remedy for the cure of wounds in flicted by the terrible element of Fire, Steam, or Frost on the human body or limbs which baf ever been introduced by mankind in any ace* Just take a view of the Umred States; hundreds there are, blown up and scalded almost daily, without an\ possibility of saving even one Hie from the wreck, and whyfl Becuuse there has nothing ever been offered to the public with saveramty enough to reach their case* Those cases being generally so extremely violent that the scene closes before any thug that has not thepower of this Ointment can miitigate the pain. It has long beeu a matter oi serious consideration and regret that no one has un dertaken to do any thing to case thoee horrid suf ferings. How many cases of this kind has there been on the Hudson river since the. Cmef Justice was blown up at Newburgh7 Loolc again on the Mississippi River, how many hundreds are there daily blown up and not a hand raised to relieve the suflerers. Is this all? No! We seldom look at a public print but we find the frightful detail of wo men or children being destroyed by their clothes taking fire, and not any of those details where the ufterers have survived more than three to fifteen hours, and all swept with the besom of destruction from Maine to Louisiana no arm Has ever called uny remedy into requisition that could be relyed on to stop this destroyer. Many think now they can cure a burn, almost all have their own remedy which they rely on. Those I ask one quesrion— Suppose you w&re burnt in a mass from head to foot, would you run the risk of life on yourprescrjp- tion? I will risk mine in any possible ca.*e if not burnt internally and life close in nn hour it will cure without full. It never wn.s applied with any other result, within 37 years having been in use by its author, and ne\er failed to perform its desired effect. And some ofthe worst hums evei known to llie human futnily, where, to ull appearance, life would end in un hour, they have been raised in a sur prising short time. The time to procure this Oint ment is beforoyou want it, for when you do it is too late to think of going after it in violent cases on children or no case, on nriy burn it ought to be i»- s itntlv applied.pplied, 'The minutes it is left off the M E D ICINES OF THE Crraefenlierg Com p a n y , N E W -Y O R K . 4 0 , 0 0 0 B O X E S S O L D W E E K L Y . V E G E T A B L E P IL L S . ryiHjEclmracter ofthe pills has been fully tested and uj proved by numerous persons iu nil sections of the Country. They haveuchieved some most wonderful cures; of which we have evi dence tliut would sutisfy the most incr.dulous mind. In cases of long standing and complicated nature, where the beet medical skil| has been tried in vain, the Graefenberg Pills have be»n trium phant. They area sovereign remedy iutlie follow ing diseases: Asthma, Flatulency, Bilious complaints, Fluor Abus or whites, Boils, Gaslrie fever, Bowels, deficient action.Gieen Sickness, Breast pang, Gnpes, Catarrh. Heartburn, Cousiipntion, Head Ache, Couch ond pregnancy, Hysteric^ j a hours'it tukcs to heul it. Incontinence of urine, lndig<wion, Inflaination of vital parts, Influm. cf Stomach, Jaundice, Liver complaints, Low Spirits, Mensiruutinn, supppvess- ed or painful, Nervous Disorders, Neuralgiu, Rheumatism, Stomach, various dis ease5!. Columbia Marble Works I g^lLVER Card Cases, Combs, Arrows, Stellettoes. tec., just received at. _____________ WHEELER’S Jewelry Store. P CRE CONCENTRATED Extrac of LEMON, for flavouring Pies, Puddings Cnke.s, Jellies,Custards, IceCreams,&c. For sa bv CHARLES McARTHUR. Hudson, April 9,1846. 207r.? JEUNE* CUTLEIUf •■v-Razors, Pep and Pock’ct Jt; Knives, Pruning Instruments, Scissors?* Table Knives and Forks, tec. ofthe best quality., at. Nov. 4. HANNAHS Jewelry Store. 4TM0LD nnd Silver Watches, a fresh supply, nnd warranted good time keepers, just received nnd for sale low by o. E. BUTLER, Late Clerk for W. W. Hannah, No. 323 Warren St., one door below Rossman & McKinstry.______________________August 3. M ANTLE CLOCKS, from up to any price, 'warranted good time pieces, just received bv C* E BUTLER, Late Clerk for W, W. Hannah. No. 323 Warren-st., one door below Rossman & McKinstry. ______________________ August 3. I VORY- GOODS*—Napkin Rinas, Children’s Teething Rings and whistles, Thimblo cases, ( hess MeivTablets, Snuff Boxes, Crotchet Needles, Book Marks, tec, at Nov. 4, HANNAH’S Jewelry Store. E . N * I l i t c l i c o c l t , W OULD respectfully inform the citizens ol Hudson nnd the surrounding country, that he has located himself in Wurren street, in Spaul dings Building, Corner of4th and Warren streets and is now ready to execute ull kinds of Monuments, Tombs and Grave Stones. Also ornamental nnd Foncy work neatly executed and warranted to give satisfaction. Those wanting monuments in strictly Architectu ral st vie, and lettering that will hear inspection, are invited lo call. Persons wishing Monuments or Gruvc Stones of a superior quulity, can b« suited at his manufactory. Hudson June'3,1847. Rose Wood and Mahogany Framtld L o o l s i n g G l a s s e s . ■ o A n e w a n d l a r g e a s s o r t m e n t . — Somo beautiful frames, just received ond for salo Cheaper than Ever by C. E. BUTLEK, No. 323 Warren St., oiie door below Rossman & McKinstry. Hudson August 5,1847. _______________ Coslivenes*, D iarrhoea, Difficult breathing, D y s p e p s ia , Dyspeptic consumption, Digestion, imperfect, Determination of blood to the head, Ear ucho, E r y s ip e l a s , Epilepsy, Fever—low, nervous, in termittent, Remittent, Fever and Ague, In all bilions or chronic disorders, these Fills achieve the most wonderful triumph. Here they defy competition. Those who use them according to directions CANNOT BECOME BILIOUS! They will cleanse and invigorate the Stomach; freely purge the bowels; nmke the urine to flow healthily nnd clear, open the pores, give a nleuaant temperature ai d tone to the skin, und do all this in the gentlest manner,without doing violence to tho system.—Price 25 cents. Orders by nia.il will bo promptly attended to. T H E G R E E N M O U N T A IN V E G E T A B L E O I N T M E N T . Wherever ifjlamation exists, this Ointment is a Positive and Unfailing Remedy. No matter whut part or portion of the body is luboring underinfluinution, whether externalorin- ternn| this Ointment WILL allay it likd a charm.— On this point there is no mistake. EPIn 110 instance will the application of this Ointment interfere with the remedies administered by regular Phveicinns. Among the’ diseases to which this wonderful Ointment is adapted, Is the following: Glandular Swellings—Ague in the Face—swelled Breasts and sore Nipples ofNursing Women—scald Head—and ts an In valuable Dressing for Bums,scalds, and Drawn Blisters •t-skingit* — j Erysipelas — Piles. CT*PRICl3 25 C3ENTS P E R BOX*«Tfl C H I L D R E N 'S PANACEA. Infallible in all diseases to which Children are subject. It promptly relieves und cures ullcom- nluints of the Stomach und Bowels: purifies the Blood: gives vigor to the Body: clearness to the Complexion, tec. It is also the BEST VERM IFUGE KNOWN. P rice 25 cents per Bottle* T H E G R A E F E N B E R G E Y E L O T I O N For disorders of the eyes this Lotion 1ms no equal. It iscompounded upon the most scientific principles, and performed extraordinary cures. For violent influ nation, ordinary influinntion, dimness and failing ofthe sight, weaknessof the eyes, involunta ry weeping, foreign substances in the eye, &e. it is a positive and speedy cure* Price 25 Cents a Bottle, with full Directions. DAVID MORSE, Greenville, general ngent for the Counties of Greene, Orange, Ulster, Dhtehess, Putnam, and Columbia. LOCAL AGENTS: Rossman & McKinstry, Hudson; J. II.Hoysradf, Nivcrvijle; John Lasher & Co., North Chatam; E. O. Carpenter te Co, Malden Bridge; Seth l)uiey, Chatham; II. M. Daviste Son,Now Concord; Ed win Sackett.New Briton, F. \V. Everest, jNewLeb* anon Center; Gay & Pierce,Lebanon Springs; A. D. Cornwell, Cunnun 4 Cornets; W.S. Woodworth, Flat Brook; Alba Frisbe.c.Cununn; VanAlstynete Wooster, Chatham 4 Corners; Gruffte Cornelius, Sundusky; A. C. Daniels, Me'lenville; Harry Ri *hiiior»d, Claverack ; P. Vnr. Schnik, Kinderhook; Robert Mnrtsh, Vnlutie; J. VV. Penoyer, Coluinlmt- vil’e } Nelson Martyn, Spencertown ; James N. Barnes, Auslerlilz; Enrl Collins, Greene River; Dimmick & BuJkley. Hillsdale: Bain & Chnmher- lain. Oopnke; Ambrose Dennis, Aneram Lead Mines; J. Pierce & Co., Livingston; Levi Leroy, Clermont; Henry Lawrence,Germantown. 6m282 jT ij OLD Lockets and Miniature Cases, variety Vfpatterns at \WHEELER’S Jewelry Slore. #ZJ.ILT FRAMED LOOKING GLASSES.-Juri received an assortment of Gilt Glasses, plain and ornamental. Also some Rosewood and Mahoga ny, new styles at H A N N A H 'S Jewelry Store. \ OB Chains, very heavy, fine gold. lA. Chains, a great variety nt Also Guard tt variety nt WHEELER’S Jewelry Store. T h e Servant’s Friend, true Mexican Jet Lead, a superior articlo for V r beautifying stoves nnd grates. Sold by HENRY J.BARRINGER, Dr uggist2 'door ' ’ FT...1 .. r»* r, doors below tho Hudson River Bank. ... off the more Stemn-bouts would do well to procure it by the quantity ond nlwuvs keep it on hand, und remember the older it is the' better. I have never thought of muking a fortune out of it but my sole object bus been the miligution of suffer ing humanity, on those cases of ualorseen udversitv to which all are liable, nnd think hut little ofit till overtaken ourselves,anil no man wants butone trial to satisfy him ofitsntility,Qnd the small pittance by which it is obtained, considering tiie importance of the case, would he a stimulant for every family to obtain it in the United States. To be hud ut all times, wholesale aud retail ut Valatie near Kinder hook, by I. BUCKMUN & SONS. March 11,1847. 254-3y CERTIFICATES. Toallwhom it may concerni This may certify tlmt I have hud occusion for the use of Messrs. Buck man’s Bum Remedy for the last three years, on my- solfond Family, and must soy it is the best prescrip tion I ever use'd. I have also used Daley’s Pom Extractor in those coses, and do not think it contains the savernnity of the Remedy bv any means, to cuse and heal a burn. \VM. Jl. BECKER. Valatie, March 1,1847. This may certify that I have used in mv family for about one year, the Messrs. Buckmau’s, Burn Reinedy, and cheerfully suy that I think il llie best prescription I liuve ever used. I would further sav I have used Daley’s Pain Extruder in cases of Bums, and do not think it so good an arrticle. Valatie,March 7,'47. RICHARD GRAVES. To all those afflicted with burns and scalds. 1 can confidently recommend Mr. Buckmun's Burn Sulve ns heing an infalliahle remedy, having, for several years past, kept a box of it in my furnace, where I nave had frequent opportunities of witnessing the effect upon others, as well as huvins experienced its beneficial influences upon my own person. RENSSELAER REYNOLDS Valatie, March 3,1847. This may certify that rny father was one of the un fortunate sufferers of the sad catastrophe which hap* pened at the Arsenal at West Troy, March 4,1847, and placed iu tho hands of eminent Physicians, and continued to grow worse till the 7th, and had been given up some 28 hours. Buckmun’s Ointment was applied, which, if it had been done at first, in the opinion of all who saw its operation, with myself, do believe ho would havo been cured. ANDREW EYRICK. U r. W o o d ’s Sarsaparilla and W I L D C H E R R Y B I T T E R S A medicine particularly adapted fora Sp r in g a n d Sum m er M edicine. and for the remove] and permanent cure ofall diseases arisnng from an impure state of the blood, or habit of the system, viz* D Y S P E P S I A AND CO N S T IPA T ION ? Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, Billious fe vers, Corrupt Humors, Dropsy, Chronic Rheumatism. No person with this distressiug disease should delay using this medicine immediately; it positively cures all cases of Rheumatism, how ever severe. Eruptions ofthe Skin, Erysipelas, Enlargement ofthe Bones, Fever and Ague, Flatulency,Foulness of Complexion, General Debility. For general physical prostration, caused hy disease, medicine or indiscretions commit ted in youth, aberrations of mind, confusion of ideas, loss of memory, dimness of vision, a hopeless expres sion of countenance ; and for this class of disease generally, thi3 medicine has never had its equal.— Gout, Giddiness. Gravel, Hcnd-aches of every kind ; Inward Fever, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Impure Blood; Jaundice, Loss of Appetite, Liver Complaints, Leprosy, Looseness, Mercurial Diseases Never fais to eradicate entirely, all tho effects of Mercury, infi nitely sooner than any otbar medicine. Night Sweats, Nervous debility, Nervous complaints of all kinds, Neuralgia, Organic Affections, Pains in the head, side, back,limbs, joints and organs, Rush of Blood to the head, Scurvy, Salt Rheum, Swellings, Stiffness ofthe Joints, Scrofula or King’s Evil, Syphilis in its worst forms, silceis of every description, Exposure nnd Imprudence of Life, nnd Female Udmpkints. Ladies of pale complexion and consumptive habits —and such as are debilitated by those oi)»tructinns which females are iinhle to, are restored by the use of n bottle or two, to bloom and vigor. It is by fur the best remedy ever discovered for weakly children, and such as have liad humors, being pleasant they readily take it. It immediately restores the appetite, strength and vigor. Nothing can be more surprising than its invigorating effects on the human frame. Persons all weakness und lassitude before taking it, at once become rohnst and full of energy under its influence. It immediate ly counteracts the ncrvelessness of the female frame, which is the great cause of barrenness. A great number of physicians of New York and Brooklyn prescribe it to their patients with perfect success and satisfaction. Sold wholesale nnd retail by W yatt & K etgham , 121 Fulton-st., New York, Henry J. Barringer Drug gist, 95 Warren-st., twa doors nuove the Hudson River Bank, Hudson, and by Druggists generally throughout the United States. Price ]$, in large bottles.. 201m6 To l i a l f a M illion o t the T o r tured ! W e m ean sucli ait . the PIL E S I A ?iE f 9F c o m p l a in t FOR WHICtt -*** 1 . lacu»y in this or tho old country can find no genuine remedy, and which cannot always be ex* terminated even by a i«unfui an(j ^oustingapplies* tion of the Surgeon’s knife! We know that, lei thiif disease dozens of usefii temedies huving been nttfft ed into notoriety »nd sold to legions of deceived in-’ divtdiia s, and that any ndvertised relief, for lhat rent son, is liable to be disregarded ; nut we -will-trust1 to the good senso of the sufferers and place confli* dencc in this open avowal of our innocence in and1 intention to deceive, and to credit our unqualified assertions that Dr. Uphnm’s PILE ELECTUARY is a sure and safe cure for life ol the P i l e s , be they/ internal or external, bleeding or blind. The Eleci tuory will cause hut little trouble or inconvenience when taken, and in any cuse,no.mutter how* bad, wilh perfect a total and permanent extirpation of piles, and its ntiended ailments, Jn Boston,in tho short1 space of two years. NEARLY t h r e e THOUSAND SURE CURES1 were effected,^ and in New-York there have been, we do not hesitate to say five times that number achieved in the same space of time* The inventor of the Electuary,which so thoroughly conquers what has ever (and does now) baffled the skill and ex perience of the medical fraernily, is a practising physician.. His studious habits at College induced* the terrible complaint, and it was to relieve his own. sufferings lhat he expended the time and study which* produced a blessing to the community at large in the- shape.of ihe Electuary, There are many causes of piles. Jnsome persons5 the complaint is abequest from their ancestors; the greatest cause of piles isl^e use of violent purgatives in the shape of pills! Aloes form a principal n gradi ent of these purging pellets, and alo^s invariably in flame and irritate the alimentary canal, weaken the stomach and bowels,and shake the whole constitu tion! Strong drinks also produce pries. Inactivity and longsiltings have the same tendency. No matter what the cause, the proprietors of the Electuary war rant a COMPLETE RESTORATION, if the Electuary is used according to directions, and the use pf it is persisted in ! Numerous cases of a cure by ONE BOX have come to our knowledge, hut it must not he presumed ilmt w here an individual, has been afflicted nearly hulfthetermofa naturalliie that a single box will always produce a cure, In New Jersey a farmer who had endured the torture twelve years, waa entirely restored after using only three boxes, which cost niin as many dollars, tie had previously fxpended as many hundred in search after a remedy, A gentleman of New-York wus radically cured by HALF A BOX, and eight persons to whom he reccommended tho medicine were also cured, not a single fuiiurehuying occurred. A remedy like this, invaluable nnd isolated, should not be suspiciously viewed becuuse it is advertised.— It is the only inulhod.of making the public in remote vicinities aware ofM^exjgbence. . The Electuary contains riothijig that cgn injure in the slightest degice. It is enlirely fiee from mineral buhsinnces, and inay be taken without change of diet, without fear of taking cold, and by ladies in any con dition of life. In fact to married ladies under certain circumstances it ensures tiie birth of sound and heal thy offspring. It is tuketi internally; nnd patients may resi convinced ilmt no external application can accomplish the desired end* The Electuary, although explicitly sold as a certain and unfailing remedy for P1LKS ! ! !ls, neverthe less, capital in inflammations ofthe liver, spleen, kid neys, bladder, bowels, inactivity of the bowels and stomach, weakness of the spine,.in*eras) ulcerations and impurities, rush of blood to the head, tec., h )1 of which troubles arc cither productive of, or the conse quences attendant on, lhat shocking and obstinate disease. 3FJEMAM3S. During gestation, me frequent sunjects of Hemor rhoid*. or Pries; nnd suffer much fiom constipation ofthe bowels, ns well as the Piles. Fealfnlof the consequences, they take little or nothing internally, in the form of medicine, during this interesting period. To all afflicted with Piles or costiveness, under theso circumstances, I can say the Electuary may be taken, not only wiih perfect safety, but with decidedly bene ficial effects, not only previous to, hut alter confine ment. F O R , C H IL D R E N . ' In nil those affeclions,to which children aro pecu liarly liable, which ure generally of an inflammatory character, and often tenmnalo fatally hy congestion, ihe E ectuary is an admirable remedy, inasmuch ns it reduces inflnmrnuiion, prevents congestion, throws all moibid humors outward, acts without pain, and is easily administered. THE QUANTITY OF ELECTUARY REQUI SITE TO PRODUCE A PERMANENT CURE. This will depend on the length of time thedisense 1ms existed In recent cases, or those lhat has exist ed but a short time, okbdox is usually sufficient; but where the complaint has existed from two to ten, or even twenty years, from four to ten boxes nre requi site to effect a permanent cure. In obstinate cases lhat have existed for years, mid resisted all other rcmcdtes, four boxes are no more than u.fair trial.— There are many diseases to which we arc subject, re quiring medical treatment from three to twelve1 months, ami shall it be thought strange thnt thisdiseaso should also require a length of lime in order toeffect a cure? It should be remembered tlmt we have old associations to break up, morbid conditions of the system to remove, depraved secretions to renew, and long continued ami obstinntc determinations of blood to overcome; in short the whole habitof the system is to be changed. larn led to these remarks from the circumstance that some persons, after having used part of a box have thrown it aside, ond denounced it as an imposition; this is neither doing justice to themselves or me. All 1 ask is a fair trial, andl do not fear the result. Sold Wholesale and Retail, by WYATT and KKTCHAM, 121 M ,„„ St.N. Y ./l) Y b a ERBI. GLR, Hudson ; and by Drogisisgenerally throughout the United States. Price $1 a box. f?ei)?foe Ehte-Uiary h«s the signature thus: (D3* Dr, Upham, M .D .) The hand is also done with a pen. <m 5 277 . Fashionable Tailoring Establishment. J . P . NICHOLS, R ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Hud son and its vicinity, that he is on hand nt his old stand in Warren street, directly opposite Hannah’s Jcwelsy Store, where he will be happy to attend to the calls ofhis customers, and all who wish his ser vices. SP R IN G A N D SUM M E R FASHIONS, just received. CUTTING done nt all times and in the latest ond most I nshionablestyle,or according to directions. June 10,1847. W IGS and SCALPS—The Subsets ber continues to manufacture and sell direct ly opposite his old siand,(uo>v the Dutch Store,land twodoors abovPtl^gFarmer8, Bank all kinds ofGen.- tlemen’s Hair Work,of the best on a ilv, and very eheap for CASH. S. E C&tfSSMAN. Hudson,Fob. 19,1846. 20f‘vl C AM EO and Stone Bracelets, great variety, some beautiful Broaches, just received at ___________ WHEELER’S Jevyelry Store. G OLD PENOi LS.—Some Pen and Pencil, a fine assortment, just received at WHEELER’S Jewelry Store. E AR RINGS, all the different patterns, somo very beautiful, just received at WH EELER’S Jewelry Store. ££HELL Side Combs, finely carved back Combs, also a variety of Horn Combs, just received at WHEELER’S Jcwolry Store. R e m o v a l o l JL t i m b e r Y a r d * T HE SUBSCRIBER would reppecifulJy Jn form Ins old cusiomers and the public gene rally that he Ims removed his Lumber to liis own yard at the head of the City in Union btrert, where lie intends peeping as large nn assort ment of Lumber,and at as low prices us can be had nttuty oihp/yml tn lluaritv; also, Fonghltaepaio Pressed Brick,Kingston Cement, Mahogany ,Cherry and muck Walnut Planks, Newell l>o«tsand Ban- K H i/m U ‘u1,r rl\l “» kinds o f Fentte Piakcta n»l!to!t ? .. !ls 1“ order, ond lie womd res tt i “ohcit a share ofthe public patronage. Hudson,&ept. 10 228 HIRAM MACY. B A T E S ’ P O R T A B L E S L I D I N G T O P S H O W E R and V A P O U lt B A T H S . The undersigned is agent Jirr lb e above w h ich 'is highly recommend by the first phjsicians in ilte-’opunlry. Testinjtm ials' can b e produced showitfg I lie convenience a n d utility of lhest B a th s .,.N o fom ilv should lack this a rticle. *C. M c A R T Il'U R . 187 T O TH E LADIES.— All kinds of Plain and Curled Hair Work for tin Ladie. kept constantly on hand, and mude to order ot the shortest notice,by S. E, CROSS,MAN. Hudson, Feb, J9,184$. * 200yl FOR SA L E . . T f i B SlTBSCIUllBll Offers for sale the fol. ltfwing articles, cheap fort ash. One BVGC.Y n AGON, nearly new. The subscriber keeps con stantly on hand CHAiRSTUFF of nil kinds. Also * SeveNtl thousand feet of BASS WOOD BOARDS, nhd TA ISLE and STAND LEGS. Hudson July 21,1847. C, BAME, (tJOLAIt LAMPS.—Some very rich patterns—very 1C7 >dieai) for the quality, inst received nt . WHEELER’S Jewelry Store. T h e Colum b ia W a s h in g to n ian . DEVOTED TO TH E CAUSE OP TEMPERANCE. v Jar published every Thursday morning, at No. 282 Warren streot, Hudson, N. y ,t by ALEXANDER N. \VEDB. Terms—One Dollar per annum, payable tn advance, or one dollar and twenty-five cents if not paid in three months. Advertisements conspicuously inserted st tho usual rates. Address Alsx. N. Webb, Hudson,Columbia co,, N Y.,postage paid.
