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. A l i i - ' . . ^e.eV \\-^ C-W ‘&Yv^£,\& < u P u b l i s h e d W E D N E S D A Y and S A T D E D A Y . ( ofi ' ice over b I^ sselaer county bank .) T E R M S : $ 2 .0 0 p e r A n n u m ; S in g le N o ’s 3 G ents, t O M l S I . L A l S m G B I I E G l . H . Y . ■ 8 C T N E S D A Y , A P R I L 6 , 1 8 6 4 . I U I B E e T . TERMS OR ADVERTISING. a a M i t n \ s ... s i r ! : s , I ' S ' t i i ; ........... I’OOK » 1 2 » ines, five dol- matter, five ’\ F . r s p c i v . . , „ . » „ . d - . g _________ ■cents a line each insertion. Advertiaomentg continued until forbidden and ^ •Cliatgad accordingly. Annual advercisements limited to their ovvn •immediate business. * - Ail transient notices'and advertisements paya ble in advance at the above rates. B ^ 'P ’apor included in all cases during contin- uande of advertisement.idvertisement. J. D. C omstock Printer for the Publishers. Jfllj f tM u g LANSINGBURGH, K. Y. \We tvotild respectfully inform the oitlzens of Ihia village and vicinity that ■« a are prepared cute all ■espeotfullyinfon d vicinity that v io. execute all orders in the line of d © l P m i B T i B S ■WITH NEATNESS AND DESPATCH, ^N D B Y THE BEST OF WORKMEN. We can furnish pIRCW L A R S, •CHECKS, , BiLL.-HEADS, HANP^EItLS, ’'■ROSSERS, : .jMd everything pertaining.to Boqit Attp. ; j&iSTiNo, u pon short Motioe. Engraving done In a enpcrlor manner AND AT KEASONABDE FRIOSB. Everything donaaiphis office warranted 'to givoSatisfocliou. J. 1;, CciflIJiTuUK. PEOPK’r p s o w ii © © MF AW ¥ Have this day established their East In prices*as follows : Single Fonncll, . 1& Cents, Seven Pounds, - lU o ll a r . 20 pounds delivered free on boat or Railroad on receipt of $3.00. For sale by grocers generally at the' above Be sure that von ask for and get, F . F. CO’-3 13AST INBIA COFFEE. sons suli'ering with diseases of the Liver and kid neys, It requires but one-half as much as any olh- IS THE CHEAPEST COFFEE in the W orld . Cllill’Ic.S J, EjllliSJOmi .Attorney ind Counspllor at Law and Jiisfco ol •the Pe. O'. No 293 S'ate .street,. Lansingbnrgh. I .1. W . EWMNS, 220 iforth Second Sf., a«d 220 Fourth Sf. IVouId rospootfully inform bis friends and the public generaltv, that ho has added to hisoxton'.ivB ■Warorooms, 120 North Second street, a branch wareroora, at 2 2 0 F O T U F t la S t f i ’e e t , Between Washington and Uheriy fts., Where ho is^amply prepared to execute all orders Mctaiic, Roscwccd, Src.'sddolh, AN D COFFINS OF VARIOUS OTHER KINDS, CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Shrouds, Caps, and Carriages furnished at. short notice. «0~ Particular attention given to suporinlcnding Orders attended to at all hours of the day or in one hour’s time. nol23 P , J. BOOEElf, CATHOLIC BOOK S E L L E R, COR. OF RIVER AND CONGRESS STREETS TROY, N. y. Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of CatboSic P u b lication s . Keeps always on hand a beautiful assortment o P ictu r e s , Framed* a n d F h > fram ed. Framing of every style made to order and at the lowest rates. HARPER'S, CONTINENTAL, ATLANTIC, GODEY’S, PETERSON'S a n d f r a n k LES^ LIE’S MONTHLY a l w a y s ON HANDl madam DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF FASHIONS _ 4 a l w a y s ON HAND. Keeps constantly on hand a large stock of Stationevr, Ocl ly MAY THE BEST MAN WIN. S A V E Y G F M M ® - ^ E Y , The Cheapest^-^-most delicious and healthy C O F F E E In the World. H r e a t Im p r o v e m e n t in S e w in g M a c h in e s . SHOTt ^ ^ S lNE. Patented February 14th, 1860. SALESROOMy 4 S 4 BROADWAY- This Jlfaohino is construoted on entirely new prinoiples of meohanjsm, possessing many rare and valuable iniprovemon^, having been examined by Thefolldwing are the principal objections urged 'fSiE s H lnxr’-'*' 3 Expense, trouble-pudloss of time in repairing. 4 Inoapaoity to 86^ every description ofmatar- 5 Disagroeabio noili^ while in operation. T h e E m p ire S e w in g M a c h in e :s EXEMPT ero MA ll t h e s e objections . will neither rip oraatel, and is alike on both sides lin, with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the wheel, and the least posaibm friotion, it runs as smooth as glass, A N o i s i e s s M a c h i n e ! L i i i t i ’s E sse n t i a l C o f f e e , TlkcEAost H c a lr lay , 'A'M’J iSoMcloii-,. 'i;lao ManxtJi.eouomic JPKEPAUA'iriO.V OF C®FFEE IN THE W o r l d , o l d o r n e w . PROFESSOR LIE3!C, which is the only quality i.lColiao used in i's y o - psr.itiiin vvilhi.ut any of tbit par. otir quilily which 60 sadly ilani.igi.s the noi vinis system in tho use of oven the best grades of Coll'ee as ordinarily ^ 2nd. It gives the esson'ial tonic and diuretic ole- ments of D.in.ti-lion. without the ' horl-y ’ cnii.so taste so disgustingand yotaiways found intliooi- -hn.i:-y D.iii Iclion Colloo. It is known to all a.-|iiain*o l with chemistry that tho the ossom e or oil or wlutever name may hogiicn it. ub.’n ; .;.-p\rl.- m l selentificnlly oh- taine ! from any In-, b nr plant is a far dill'orent ar tide from that i.ri..luco.l by putting tbat plant in to wa'er and b uli ig it rut—per- litting the cs- capo oftho most ex luisit\ and reliibl.. strengtli and leaving tbe coarse and earthy drugs precipi tated or in solution. Ho tills pvoparatinn combines the exquisite aro ma of the Java Cnli'ee with the highest essential excellence of the most choice Dandelion. Yield ing Hie spirit witlviut thcgrnssei earthy body of both, thereby avoiding tho deleterious eilecfs of both and becoming at the same time T5io most BcllcJousBevsrage, and tJtc most H e a lth - g iv in g and R e s t o r i n g D r in k K n o w n in t h e W o r ld , \^Biyispcpsia a n d O e iieral J!¥ci.’Vous SSeSnility F latu leu c e , FuMuess o f tlae H ead, BlKElncss, C o stive- mess, a n d D iseases o f tftie F iver and f K-idneys, masses Gverywliei sUeratura--in its way The immense popularitv of this CoiFee in the Old world is an earnest that its use and populari ty in America is bound to become continent wide. Another consideration not to be overlooked in regard to the matter, is that I t Costs E ess t h a n Ordina. r y C r e e n Coffee. Andraqtiircs Usa than half the quantity fog/re the same degree o f strength and its use proves it at 60 cents a pomid to be cheaper than Markaho cef- fee at 15 rcjifs a pound. . . . - S ' S ' U \ r - i m ’ i.” POUND BOXES, Price 30 cents per pound. A liberal discount to the trade. out of ordorj, and is <3UAKAMA‘LD by tho Com pany to give ontiro satisfaction. We respectfully ii\vito alUboso ^Yho may desire Butin a mote ospooial manner do no solicit tb- patronage o f Blficchant XaUoi's, f o a tb Makei's, Hoop SHOE BlNijKR.s. P i r i C E <i»F .» i / A 0 2 ! n ^ - E S C i M l f F I a B ' . T E . 6a 3- Li.ri -,0 Manuracturing, niib Entcnelaa No. 3, Large .Manufacturing, fur Leather, will Rolling Font and Oil Cup ........... 86 ITT” Onc-balf hour’s instrnetii.n is sufficient to 3Uable any person to work Ibis maohino tt thoii on- Ilis well known tbat a shuttle with a Spring centre is preferable to any otber—but a great ob- jeetion against i’s use, was on account of its spring goftiuff out of order, having then to be put in the hands of a skillful mechanic to bo repairtcl- The Kmpirc shuttle is so simple that anyoperato can repair it without loss of time or expense. PUICK—Pnmll size for Family Mncluno $1 25 Largo size for Mamifactnring Machine, $1 50. ■1/* Agents Wanted for nil Towns in tho U. S, where mrents ore not already established. Also for TERMS: —invariably CASH on delivery. T . X M c A H T H U R & C©., 001 4 5 4 B koad - wat . ^•^mfnuElSo^®^’ F M © ^ ( D © ]S A F IE O (D 601 to'^d^yfy^Now^rk. i M B ditions aro constantly being made) of Portraits of Eininont Americans, viz: ; | s s r ' including reproduotions of the most celebrated en- *“■ ' “ t e r m ' P h otograp h i c Albums' Of those we manufacture a groat variety, rang\ in^in price from 60 cents to $50 caob. ^ i s i S i ’ ago of six cents per bo sent by express. We also keep a large assortment of Our Catalogue of those will ho sent to any addrcis on receipt of stamp^ jr rr -r- ..T-n-a-nM Mannfaotui Fiiends orrolatlros P O E T E Y . T H E S W E E T E I T T E E MAW. DEDICATED TO THE STAT-AT-DOMB EANGEES. Now while the soldiers are fighting our battles; Each at his post to do all he can, Down among rebels and contraband chatties, ■What ore you doing, my sweet little man ? All the brave boys under canvass aro sleeping. All of them pressing to march with the van. Far from the home where their sweethearts aro [weering; Whafare you wailing for, myowcet little man? You witli the terrible warlike moustaches, Pit for a colonel or chief of a clan, Y'ou with waists made for sword-belts and sashes' Whore aro your shoulder-stiaps, sweet little ring him tho huttonless garment of woman, Cover his face, lest it freckle and tan ; Muster tho Apron-String Guards on the common. That is the corps for the sweet little man. Give him for escort a file of young misses. Each of them armed with a deadly rattan ; They shall defend him from laughter and hisses. Aimed by low boys at the sweet little man All the fair maidens about him shall cluster. Pluck tho white feather from bonnet and fan. Make him a plume liks a turkey-winged duster, That is tlie crest for the sweet little man. 0, but tho Apron-String Guards aro the fellows! Drilling eacli day since mir troubles began ! “Handle your walking sticks!\ \Shoiildor um- Thiiik how the cowardly Bull Runners ran! 1 the brigade of 8uy-at-Ui.,m> Rangers Maichcs iny C(,rp-s. scys ti-.o sweet litilo man. .•-u. li w.i.s tlje s ulTel Hi • M.^latelf t.iliois. .'-'n li weie Hie Sell i-i-:'i.: s i!,*l ‘.li - Ilol.rn; T riKu'ent.iieuseritai.is an ! '.!n . ly lliitsl Q'nk<*ls, Bravo m-t tlio wrath e'. ihe sweet l'i;le niun. Yield him the si.lowolk, yo nuiMu y m li 'ens' Saui'C qiiipeui: BriJ^.el, au 1 ri ;'n .ib -tit. .*,iin Fie.ce as a s!i t i n u - ' ! f !*i. ii‘ 'e- • 'See lTlm'a'iE''an'efi;g'.‘hTrsWxiet irt:'«’ri2«w 'sv-' When tho red flails of tbel itlle-field threshers Beat nut tho continent's wheat from its bran, IVhen tho wind scatter.- Hie chaffy seceshers. What will become of our sweet little manl When the brown soldiers come back from Hie How will he look when his features they sc.rn’ Hew will he feel when ho gets marching orders Signed by his hdy-love i Sweet li Pear not for him, though tho rebels expect him— Will she not fight for the sweet lit tle man ? Now, then, three cheers for the Stay-at-IIomo [Rangers, First in the Take your white-feather plume. MISGILL^NY. A Youth’s History of the Rehellion. We are glad .to see that Rev. Wm. M. Thayer, author of the “ Pioneer Boy” and other popular works, is engaged up- a History of the Rebellion for the young, and that Messrs. Walker, Wise, &. Co., of Boston, will issue the first vol- ahout the first o f this mouth. The importance of such a work cannot he over estimated. The young ought to uudorstaiul the nature and history of this struggle, as a means of inspiring their hearts wnth patriotism, and attach ing them with all the ardor of youth to free institutions. There are lessons for them in this w.ar that can be derived from no other source, and we rejoice that they are about to appear in perma nent shape. All intelligent parents will desire to have their children instructed this subject, that they may not loose the lesson of the hour. The value of this History will not be confined to the j oung. Iil.'nij’ fain.alics cannot afford to purchase either of the histories of the Re bellion written avowedly for adults, the cheapest of which cost seven or eight dol lars. As this work of Mr. Thayer’s when couii'letcJ, will not probably cost half that, and yet will contain the sub- 6latice \f the liirger works (m.ade large Iiy ih.' iiitrodui tioii of public documents, . 1111 “ .'p. l■ches,A•l• ,i!iat few desire to read) th.-v ui’.l liud this ii valuable history for thf'.r Use, w liether they have children or not. Condensation is what our people erave ; mid thi.s we understand, will be a ehariwi-eriotlo of this Ilistdry of the Rc ■ This work, the price of whioh we learn from the publishers, is to be §1,25, should attr.act the attention of Book Agents, as it is destined to have an im mense sale all over the country. _ LAW.—Tom strikes Dick with a cane about as big as your little finger, ect him' i lawyer would tell the story some AGRICULTURAL. ............ CO., 268 Greenwich Street, N. Y. To whom all p>ino Albumsmade to order for Congregations to O ‘ I Calendar of Operations for April. Repair fences, ].qy up fallen rails, nail loose boards, and icbiiild tiimlding walls. Clear, pick, roll and plaster me.adows, clear of rubbish and stones, and thus save a week’s work at the grindstone at mowing time. Prepare ground for crops; draw out manure, harrow it well into the soil, then plow it under—thorough intermix ture in this -way will render it of double Ground for ruta bagas should be early in good order, and nccasionly stirred to destroy all weeds bcfoi cthc crop is sown. Sow barley and oats. Pull up red- root,cockle, and other weeds,from wheat. Let all the manure be applied to corn, potatoes, ruta bagas, carrots, field beets, and parsneps. Allot a portion of land for sowing corn for fodder. Avoid hasty and superficial plowing, but cut straight, deep, and narrow furrows. See that working anini.als are regular ly and well fed and watered, and kept in good condition. I , , ’ what in this way: “ And that whereas the said 'Thomas, at said town, on the year and day last aforesaid, in, on, and upon the body of the said Richard, a- gainst the peace atid dignity of the peo ple of this State, then and there being, did of his malice aforethought, with force and arms, make a most violent and outrageous assault, and inflicted a great many and divers deadly blows, kicks cuifs, stabs, knocks, thumps, thrusts contusions, bruises, gashes, wounds, hurts, frartures, cuts, damages, and inju ries, in and on the person of him the said Richard, at, over, about, around, and upon his the said Richard’s head, neck, face, arms, breast, sides, back, stomach, hips, thighs, knees, legs, shins, and heels: with divers sticks, staves, poles, canes, cudgels, bludgeons, clubs, logs of wood, brickbats, stones, guns, dirks, swords, daggers, pistols, cutlassss, blunderbusses, and boarding-pikes; then and there seized, grab'd, held, grasped, griped, and clinch’d in the hands, paws- fist, claws, and clutches of him the said Thomas; to the great and everlasting, enormous, monstrous, barbarous, base, inhuman, disasterous, horrible, dreadful, heinous, shocking, shameful, ignominious destructive, deieterious, savage, attro cions; terrible, and vile injury, detriment harm, damage, mischief, disparagement terror, torture, agony, loss, disgrace shame, and dishonor of him the said. Richard, my client.”
