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Published WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ( office over rensselaer county bank .) TERMS: $2.00 per Annum: Single No’s 3 Centb. TOLUME I. lAJSSIHeBTOGH. N. T. SATTOBAY, APEIl 16,1864 lUMBIB' 4- TERMS OF ADVBRTISiNG. P For any, notice not ex ceeding a Square of 12 •Unes, 1 insertion, $0;60 Xogal advertisements i Business Cards not dxo( BVE H f r i J I t J l i iding live linos, five dol- chargod accordingly. Annual advertisemei ’•nmediate 1 forbidden and s limited to their own vortisements paya- 11 cases during contih- .r. D. C omstock Printer for the Pub Ushers. immediate business. All transient notices and acivortis ’\^l^PrpeHnc\?ded‘'irau’'\~- uance of advertisement. PHOENIX HOTEL. Tlie undersigned having returned to the o ld . and popular stand formerly oooitpied by him, few selet hereby gives notice to tlie public that he is now , prepared to meet the wants of his custoi ;ct boarders may fl tioiis at tills hotel. Parties frt i accomoda- i abroad •will fohn ’ A^^GLADDING . Mrs. M. Eiitwistle, T ine R e n o w n e d C l a i r v o y a n t R o c t r e s s , Of this city, whose bold and enlightened treat ment of many of the mo.st formidable diseases w ith' which the human family is afflictod.invites the at tention of those laboring under any of the yari- icters or forms of disoase, such Semi-Weciily Chronicle |flb printing © iff, lANSINGBURGH, N. Y. V e would respectfully inform the citizens of this village and vicinity that wa are prepared to execute all orders in the line of F I I I T I M © WITH NKATXESS AND SESPATCH, jlN D B Y THE B E S T OF WORKMEN. We can furnish OARDS, CIRCULARS, CHECKS, BILL-HEADS, HAHS-SILLS, POSTEES, FBOGEAHSEB, And everytliing pertaining to B ook ahd J ob P rwtino , upon short notice. Ep|;ra;TlaC done in a . superior manner 1 ^ ^ Everything done at this office warranted' lo give satisfaction. 'S'ERHIS—CASII OX D E XiIV E R T . Troy City Hat Store, 352 River Street, opposite T H E TROY CITY BANK. adaptedtothorormofth^h.^^^ C O B H E N ’S Photograph and Ambrotype OALLLERY, COENEE OF F o UETE AND R i VEE-S t S., T e OT, Mr. C., lately of Brady’s G.illery, New York, would respectfully inform the citizens of Troy and vicinity, that he has opened one of the most convenient and best arranged Galleries in the State, where he intends to pay personal at tention to the business. He would most respectfully invite the citizen? nf Troy and vicinity to his reoms, to ex amine specimens of every style known to the Charles J. Laiislnff, Attorney and Oeunsellor at Law, and Justice of the Peace. No. 293 State street,, Lansingburgh, Hiram E. Fniler, M. D. llomeopnt3a!« Fliysician, 108 CONGRESS STREET. X A N S I N G B UR G H, N. Y. ScoTgc H. HcariB.'in, Attorney and Counsellor of Law, and Justice of the peace, 306 Stoto street, Lansingburgh. mmm WHOLESALE & BETAIL C l i e m i s t s & D r u g g i s t s , i n S T A T E STREET. L A N S I N G B U R G H , N. Y, i s u ( ) G . m , DEALER JN g Hardware & Groceries. N o . 2 9 9 i S t a t e S t r e e t LANSINGBURGH, N. Y. Keeps constantly on hand a first class as sortment of the different articles kept in his line Purchasers will find it to their advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere, CENTRE MARKET. JOHBT B O H R iL keeps. Constantly on hand at the above market the best puality of meat a t rersonable prices! Goods delivered to houses of customers when 'desired; Lansingburgh, April 8th, 1864. aiseatieu oi Jjaaies ana uiinuiea nor iiiouu: Her system of treating diseases does not mal side to make well, or restraint in dieter exorcis The Doctress would bo happy to cure all wl suffer with siclmess or pain, that no oherisl.^ Troy. Office hours from 9 a. m to 4 p. i Cheap Trunk Store. TJIANCY p a t e n t LEATHER KOSBJTES. JJ Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Travelingveling Trunksi 'Tra T :orse Brushes for ®1.60 Interfering Strt Curry Combs, Whips, &c. At JAMES E. POWELL’S, 410 River st., Just .above the Manufacturers! Bank. Chamberlin’s Coach Factory. Sleighs, over before manufaoturod in Troy. eAjmn- M R y. j . M c I n t y r e , No. G. Wotkyn's Block, Congress St., Troy. Bonnets, an elegant assortment .Ribbons and Feathers, in romarkabiy handsome Flowers, a large and beautiful assortment. Also, Ruches. Laces, Ca-ps. Head-Dresses, U ut i f E c t g done to order. a s ^ ^ g n a r a n t o e t o t h o d S ^ '^ t a ^ j ; : ^ assortment of Carriages anif Sleij stantly kept on hand. t' ’ n n BOUNTY TO ALL SOLDIERS ^ i 1/ U discharged on account of wounds received in battle. Marsh & Bates, A d jiastci's o f A r m y A c - nd Agent^ft^^Um^Co’lle, ' lU o n c y , P r i z e OT< cn?>ions, 5 c :» im s nj rfdischars ’ ” FOR SALE. T STIi'AHAW, W 5 R iver s s S S S S r a REMARKABLY LOW PRICES. Also, a large assortment of Men’s Furnishing ■THE M O S ? P O T E N ^ ^ * E N T EVER I discovered for the cure of acute and chi-onic Eloctncians, 306 Bivei- stycct, stairs, Troy, continue to treat and cure all curable diseases. seen .-it their office a great many testimonials of cure from citizens of Troy and vicinity. Among B. B. Hawley. Smith Grooms. G.N.Lown. Charles Dibble. U. D. Storry. Thomas Flynn. A’so a number ofladies, to whom (by permi sion) wo can refer. Diseases peculiar to females, incurable by any other means, are suocesslnlly treated with our Electro Magnetic agents, by a Lady thoroughly qualified to treat the most com- ’ Every family should understand the use of Electricity in disease ; and to give those who same time giving practical instruction in tho hoav. avhen and whore of its application, in accordance with the requirements indicated by disease. Office hours from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Consultation free. Ocl 1 lurability Repairing done in the best, ,mann .Id at short notice. > com.fmont ‘’’“-riiigeB and ^leit ^ y te con- T w e 1V e Beautifnl Life.Iikc Pictures, E O R SE V E X T r-FSTE CEItTS. G E M C A R T E S B E V I S I T E , AT ONE DOLLAR PER DOZEN, Made and delivered in ton minutes, by W M . W. NARAM O R E & CO., No. 4 K ing street, opp. M a n u facturers’ Bank, Troy. N. Y. J. W. Burns, SECOND HAND STORE, No. 14 m n g St., Troy, N. V. _ Every species of New and Second HandHouso- BOOTS anO SHOES. nr W . V O D e i t respeclftllj «ll» 220 Ilortii Second Sf., and 220 Fourth St. wareroom, at 220 Fourtb Street, ' Between Washington and Itlfterty Sts., Whore heis amply prepared toexeoute all orders Metalic, Rosewood, Broadcloth, AND CO F F INS OF VARIOUS O T H E R KIND S , CO N S T A N T L Y ON HAND. Shrouds, Dabits, Caps, Piates, Carriages famished at short notice. r / “ Particular attohtiou giVen to superintending funerals. Orders attended to at all hours of the day or in one hour’s time. nol23 A. SEILER, sscong^ressst. The 014 r 2. I Enow a little Village. I know a little village, Where a sunny sparkling stream nrmurs o’er the shining pebbles Like the music of a dream; And I love to see it glisten 111 the sun’s bright golden ray— But neither stream nor sunlight Has brodglit me here to-day. And I know a little cottage Where the summer roses grow, And star-like scented jessamine, With petals white as snow; Where feathered songsters chant at eve, A soft, melodious layr— But neither birds nor flowers, I ween, Have brought me here to day. But in that cottage dwelletlx now A maiden fair and bright', With eyes like dew genimed violets. And looks of sunny light; W ith soul as pure as yon bright stream, . And heart as light and gay— To claim that maiden for my bride I came this road to-day. p i s t f l l a n j . Dwellings and Rents* Owing to the exp ensiveness of build ing materials and the high price of labor, it is safe to assume that there will be few new dwellings erected during the coining year. The direct effect of this state of things is, 'to enhance \’the value of rents houses already erected. A certain imberof dwoliiigs there always must be, hut it cannot he doubted, that at the present time, the supply is wholly inadequate to the demand. In rapidly growing cities and villages this is more app.arent than in those staid & quiet ones, where population is at a stand-still. But even here the want of sufficient dwellings severely felt. The Home Journal truly says: “ There is nothing clearer than it is the duty of every family, and especially of every American family,that can possi bly afford it, to have a home of its own, and to use it, not simply for the comfort of its own members, b ut as a means of giving pleasure to friends and relatives, and as a means of setting an example, to the whole community, of the domestic virtues and graces. Better a thousand times the humblest and most obscure “cettage of your own,” which may have an ingle-iside and an al ter for you and yours, all a-cheery with domestic joys, than a luxuriously invit ing and palatial suite o f rooms in one o f our boarding houses or hotels, without the benign sensation of a home. Strange to say, men are not few, who, in stupid imitation of some of their richer and more indolent brethren, are decoyed in to the folly supposing that a boarding is a niche higher in the scale of social con sideration than building a iite on one’s own hearth. It is, therefore, that we “respectfully submit,” that what our village impera tively requires at this exigency, above all other things, is the increase of dwel lings—small, y et elegant, tantamount to the steady increase of its inhabitants. In execution of this proposition, there seeins but one very grave objectioh-^the pres- advanced prices of all building commodities; and still, though this be a consideration of no meah importance, they could, and should, he erected' a t a cost' which, for the comfort and well-be ing- of households, might betteh be sus tained than the demoralization, .conse quent upon long living in those recepti- cles of all follies and crimes. W e have long ignored and lament the manners and associations of fashionable or un fashionable hotels; and, being assured from experience in both Hotel and Home unhesitatingly pronounce the one the fairest representation of all the human weaknesses and-discomforts, and the oth er the best prototype of an Eden of love- and felicity! One’s grate emits a cheerier warmth; one’s [.board ensures a greater appetising, one’s spirit is tem pered better, and made the purer,- stron-, ger, when possessed within the walls of Home, though they be never so low and narrow and ancient! Hotel “ for all other things,” hut Home i'S for the soul!” — A grand jury in rcbeldom ignored & bill against a huge negro for stealing chickens, and before discharging him frord custody, the judge bade lam stand repri manded, and he concluded thus:— “You may go now, John, but (shaking his fin ger ad him) let me warn you never to appear here again.” John with delight beaming in liisey es,and a broad grin dis playing a beautiful row of ivory,replied : “ I wouldn’t bin here dis time judge, only de constable fotch me.” W oman .— So long as woman inspires love, she is not old. But what is it to be old? It does not depend upon the fact that we have existed during a certain mysterious number o f years which have been allotted to each of us. To be old’ is to have no longer a beauty or charm. If a woman preserves the attfactions of youth until she reaches the age of one hundred, she will be younger than the woman o f twenty who wants them. P. J. DOOL£¥, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, COR. OF RIVER AND CONGRESS STREETS TROY, N, Y. constantly on hand a full assortment of' Catbolic Publications. Keeps always on hand a beautiful assortment of Pictures) Framed aud Fn-' Framing of every style made to order and a f he lowest rates. lARl’ER’S, CONTINENTAL, , ATLANTIC, GODEY’S, „ PETERSON'S AND FRANK LES LIE’S MONTHLY ALWAYS ON HAND! MADAM DEMOREST’S MIRROR OF FASHIONS a l w a y s o n h a n d . on hand a large stock of lOLIDAI PRESffll! SHPBRIOS FICtttRRS. thfmost'supw^ maS^iw Cartes Be Vlsites, Vignetts, JuWphofosjp^ to AMBBOT!^ES J!W.F.B|,ANOHARI|tSi: Opposite Troy &uso,*Troy!'N!’Y.
