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t u t ' toctMg PttbHshed WEDHESBAY and SATEKDAY, ( o f h o i ; o v e r e e n s s e e a e b c o h n t i b a n k ,) TERBfS; $ 2.00 per Annniii: Single No’s _3 Cents. TO IUIE I. , LANSINGBTOGH, N. Y. WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1864. OTMBlE 13: ; OF A B V E E T ISIN G . 5 \!'S ?.S 1.™., S«40 « ■■ 8 IJM I ........ IS S H S SS i lines, five dol- matter, five cents a line eicli insertion. Advertisements continued until forbidden and charged accordingly. Annual advertisements limited to their own iramodiate business. All transient uotii J. D, eoMSTOOK Printer for tho Publisliors. Chas. J, Lansiep^, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. and Justice of the Peace. No. 293 State -street,, Jjansingbiirgh iteoiwe H. flcariMaii, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Jn-stio of the peace, 306 State street, lAiiaingburgli. H!R 1 H E. FU.LEI 3 1 . 1 . D. H O M O E P A T H I O P H Y S I C I A N . OfTico iYo> 19S S late St., fAhsingburgli. Will devote the hours from S to 9 a . j i ., 4 to 6 p. M. and 7 to 3 i> .u. to ollice consultation.^, and the treatnaeiit of tbUvoino and diffict ’ ' ” paespiGTW s OF THE SEMI WEEKLY CHRONICLE. Is issuing this paper to the intblio, we offer ^ advantages such as are rarely to be found in any local newspaper; such as render it in fact a great desideratum both to advertisers and sub- •soribors. Among these are the following: F#st. It is published mice in each week, and subscribers will receive double the immbor which they receive of a weekly issue. Nccoiid, Advertisers can publish llteir husi- iiess twice as often as they can in a weekly pa- phT, at nearly the same rate of charge. Third. This p.aper is offered on such inodarate ternus that every body will bo able to iiibscribe for it. Fourth. The great variety of local no wliieb will be contained in it, w'ill make it Indispensable Family Newspaper, and souj.lit for by most of our citizens. Fifth. Besides tbo usual general and local news, it will contain a travelers directoiv of the arrival and departnro'' of all the trains of cars from this village, Troy and Waterford; iind a market repiort carefully corrected to the date of each issue; and the time of the arrival and the departure of themails JOB D e PARTSIENT, Connected with this papa' is a Job Printing Office where all kinds of Job Work will ho done with neatness and despatch,and as cheap ns can bo h ad this side of New York City. BMRW WHOLESALE &EETA1L CJi«mists & Ui’uggists, 2\)2STATE s t r e e t . L A N S I N G B U B G H, N. Y- rea.sonablo prices, icrs wlicii CENTRE MARKET. J O I I M keeps con-itantly on hand at the above tile bc.st unality of umat at r. Goods delivered to Ironses of desired. Lansingburgb, April Sill, 1864. QuaekeiibusSi & French. M E M C i S i l f J T T A I I ^ O R S , AXn DKALEUS IN Gent’s Furnishing Goods 66 Congress Street, Troy, Y» WHECABY HALi IE¥^ DM£I BTOHE. HARVEY & CO., Fonnerly o f Apothecary Hall-, STansion House Block, Troy, arc now in full operation at THEIR NEW STORE, No. 384 Rivei* 8t., Troy, opposite the eastern entrance of the Railroad Bridge, where can be found DRUGS &.MEDIC 1 NES, pure and unadulterated, Chemicals of the best MANUFACTURE. PATENT MEDICINES ;ed gannuip, ! FANGY G POETEY. bling through, iroubles the heart of a ll kinds warrautc FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS, ANE TOILET ARTICLES, Trusses, Shoulder braobs. Elastic Stooldngs, of Instruments for physical de- Snpporter.s, and a ll kinds of formi ty. Sponges, Turki.slr f The M a g ical Isle in the B iv e r of Time. BY MAay B. batchebek . There’s a magical isle in the river of Time, Where softest of echoes are straying, And the air is as sweet as a musical chime, Or the e.Yquisite breath of a troprical clime, When Juno with the roses are straying ’Tis there Memory dwells with her golden hue, And music forever flowing, While the low-murmured tones that tremblii iweeten it too, len blowing. There are shadowy halls in the fniry-like isle, Where pictures of beauty are gleaming, Yet the light of their eyes, with their sweet sunny smile, Only ’round the heart, with a ’wildering wile, And leaves tis to know ’its b u t dreaming. And the name of this isle is the Beautiful Past, And we bury old treasures all there. There are beings of beauty, too lovely to There are hosoms of snow, with dust o’er There are tresses and ringlets of hair. There are fragments of song, only memory And the ■words of a dear mother’s There’s a harp long imswopit, and out strings, There are flowers all withered, and letters and 1 Chamois Skins, Towels and Mitteng for the hath. F j IINTS, OILS AND D Y E STUFFS, in fact everything usually kept iff a First Cla.ss Drng; Store. We Sell low fol Cash.. Ore’ers by mail or oflionvme pKunptlipfllfed and pei'fw't .‘•:itisfactio\i guaranteed in every re. siB-i't. Try us, and if wo fail to please, drop Particular attenlifiii will be paid to the pre- peration of Physician’s Prescriptions, wp exerciaej great care in iliis hranch of or bn.-.iness. H A R V E Y & CO., Apothecary Hall, No. 3S4 River St., Troy,N.Y'. E’en the dead, the bright beautiful dead there . .'ith their soft flowing ringlets of gold; Thongh their voices are hushed, and o’er their sweet eyes. The unbroken signet of ailonoe now lies, Tliey are with ug again as of old, in the s ’illness of niglrt, hands are beckoning And with joy that is almoat a pain, ’o delight to turn back, in wandering there, Through the sliadowy lialls of this island so ScinMVcclily Cliroiiide | f l i ^riiiling ® i a , LANSINGBTJEGH, N. Y. We would respectfully Inform the citizens of this •village and vicinity that yea are prepared to execute a il orders in the line of l i ® P I S I T I M G WITH HEATKBSS AKD DESPATCH, AND BY THE BEST OF WORKMEN, We can furnish CARDS, 01RfcUl_ARS, CHECKS, BIU.-HEADS, HAND-BitlS, BOSTICS, PEOGEAMMEB, And everything pertaining to B ook and J ob P rintino , upon short notice. Engraflng done In a superior m a n n e r AND A t eeasonable pmoes . 1 ^ \ Everything.doheat this office w ananted lo give satisfaction. T x :K in;s«oA siii ON » e : x . i v x !B ¥ . Boii 8 stel & Bamoii, RENE. COUNTY BANK BUILDING. I . A M S I I N C S B I I J R S H . Dealers in Stoves, Tin Ware, Ilousefurnidi- ingt.nods. Wooden Ware, Pmnp.s, Lead Pip-, aiiilTm Roofing. Hulfers and liKadcrs made, and all kinds of Tin, Coi'pi'r, and Slie(?t Iron jolibing done at short uutice on most reason able terms Tlio.si! dt’.siring to purchaso, will do will to call liefori' purchasing elaewhove. Ciu-li jtai.l for old Copper, Brass, Iron, lead anrl Hags. N . B. Stoves Stored, Blacked and repaired. FISH’S LAMP IIEATINGi APPAEATUS. llOlLlRG-FliymG-STEWING-STEEHNG WITH TUB .FLAME TUAT LIGHTS THE'I e OOM. MA(](J.FliA(]R, DEALER IN g Hardware & Groceries. STo. 2^99 State Street, LANSINGBURGM. N. Y, Keeps constantly on hand a, first class a s sortment of tho different articles kept in his lino Purchasers ivill find it to their advautago Co call before purchasing elsewhere. ____ ^ the mrnty°of 2, a great saving is made in ig Binall articlesA f i FOR Mil. M A Desirable Eesidence. Occupied by IRA G. FRAZER, 153 Cnngry.'^s lot 75 by 120 feet. Good new barn ami out buildings, fruit trees &e. For particulars enquire of C. J. Lnnsing the siibKcriber. IRA. G. FRAZER.or Lansingburgli, April 7tli 1864. ulftt novelties of tho day, * it is unquestionable, a great s heating and cooking Binall ar made to cook riioals for a great many persons, which is actually dono an tbo ambulance ears which carry tho sick soldiers. * *—ScicntiJic Americoiu * * * For famaly'uso, hospital, tent, bar rack, pioknioks, fishinv, nursery, or sick room, it * * * I have tried tho apparatus, and my wife and I proclaim the same a most valuable and The Consumption of lournalisi Mui(f™vosV^im^^^ wuSit?\ Federal armies is tremendous, » * * Anooononiioatc lip heat at short notioo foi housenold purposes, the saving in cost oi Evening Post.-, :’s prayer, a lute with- -During the battle of Shiloh an offi cer hurriedly rode up to an Aid, and in quired for Grant. “That’s him with the field-glass,’Asaid the. Aid, N^heeling his horse about, the officer furiously rode uj> to the General’ and touching his cap, thus addressed him : “ Sheneral, I vants to make von report: Schwartz’s Battery is took.” “H a !” says the General, “hovY that ?” “Veil, you see; Sheneral, de t—d Shesheshnists cotne up in de front of us, de t —■& Shesheshnists tanked us,-, anddet—d Shesheshnists came in de rear o f us, and Schwartz’s Battery was took.” “Well, sir,” said the General,- “you o f course spiked the guns. “Vat I” exclaimed the Dutchman in astonish ment, “schpike dem guns—schpike dem- new guns ! No, it would schpoil dem !” Well said the General, sharply, “what did you do “D o ! Vy, we took demt icic again, by - ----- !” W eddings C lassified . —Weddings are thus classified by a recent writer on' the “nuptial Imot k “honey wedding” is when you start in wed'ded life. A “wooden wed.’ ding” is the tenth’ anniversary, when five_ r.ffU ,v..,i.„ ] qq [. ^ood-. A “silvei' wedding” comes on the twenty-fifth anniversary,' when the “old man’s pile begins to swell, and his hair is growing silver, A “gold en wedding”' comes on the fiftieth anni versary, of the match, when riches he- - come solid gold, and the golden days o f jijoyment are past. A“diataond wed-_ ding” must come on the seventy-fifth an niversary, for HO one run»'np'to''the-oneri- hundredth in this climate, then all is- sparkling—in the future—^aiid that is a Wc boh iiold our lost treasures again. Oh, this beautiful isle, with its pliantom-like Is a vista unfadeiliiigly And the river of Time'ime in itsts turboinnturbol flow, hriglit, in i t la oft smothered by the voiccE we bean llien the years w I'e a dream of delight. MISCELLANY. Wm.Hall & Son, ;S43 BllOADW A Y , NEW YORK. Established 35 Years, m s iiiiifa c tiirc r s o f Hall & Sou’s Celebrated New Scale PIANO FORTES. , Known over the ■\vhol9 >Yorld tot their volutao and richness of tone, durability and olegahce. VTatrantod. Alanufactuvors and importers of F ljtes , G uitars , B anjos , and all kinds of Rrc.fs and other Musicarinstrumcnts. ^Spcriol'attention Wilson & Green, BOOK, CARD AND JOB PRINTERS, 216 RlVEIl STREET, TROY. dbscriptimi.s nf Job Prmtiiig neatly ' 's. C. WILSON. ' edwabd gbeek . PRICES FROM TWO TO SIX DOLIARS. CAPACITY FROM ONE TO FOUR flHARTS. TUEEB AKTICLES CnOKEP AT ONE TIME WITH 0>li BI'ESEE. Arranged for Kerosene or ijoal Oil, or Gas. A descriptive Pamphlet of thjrty pages famished U H B V H IO H ^ a W a O H M B N T .b, athMbed t . . . o.mmon E.ro.ons Ii.mpbt •-\Sir’\’ No. 206 Pearl St.; ifew York __________ATENTS wanted . PHOENIX HOTEL Tho undersigned having S'eturned to the old and popular stand formerly occupied by him, lioreby gives notice to tho piiblic that ho is now jircparcd (o meet tho wank of his custoi as formcvly. ; A few select boarders ina? find accomoda tions at tills hotel. -.'FaHies frOm abroad will JOHN L GLADDIN A rmy P enchant for N bwspapers .- Geo. Augustas Sala says, in his last let ter to the London Telegraph The American soldiers console them selves for their entorced abstinence by sucking any quantity of lollypops, by smoking any number of short pipes, by chewing any numberof quids, and by reading any number of newspapers.— and the •usal of newspapers appeafs to yield ing delif I have heard that on the battlefield Antietain, in the intervals of the blood iest charges, the rowdylittle newsboys would come scampering along the ensan guined ranks’ crying “extras”of the New York papers. It is certain that you —- cely pass a soldier’s tent in this great p -without finding one or more occupants intent on the study of printed sheets which are vomited forth' eve'ry morning by the New York press. —The Norwich (Ct.) Bulletin says that a Preston Dutchman was confined in the station-house for d-runkenness. He didin’t seem pleased with his quai'ters.— On the contrary, he cussed about in sev eral living, dead and profane language One of his remarks was in a sentime tal vein, and was as follows: “Boo-hoo- hoo-yaw. I vansht gitout sehinckeltev- onstuffendoflerbum, bamure eyes, shlop- ?ter kifer, hoo put me in' ere, boo-hoo- hoo,’’ ut the last of it on earth- L atest F ashionable E vent .— ^The Tribune’s “ City Brevities’’ tell us ;—^ “A marriage took place at Grace Church yesterday with all the ‘pomp and oir- iance’ incident to such occasions in, that high temple of worship. The ubi quitous Brown, with one of liis arms la-, den with camel’s-hair and Cashmere shawls, guarded the outer gate, and mid admit none except invited guests to the edifice. The bride, & petite crea ture, appeared pale and trembling, ■while the groom looked jolly and satisfied,— . There were six lovely bridemaids, array-,, ed in white, and an immense throng of -Mr. Jones called upon the .gentle man who advertises to restore oil paipt- ings, and requested him to restore a ■val uable landscape, which was stolen from him two years .ago. , . . „ ■.. lOOKHESli!' GRMT B M f ij lli !' , Wo have Jiist received a large and splendid ..jsortment of. , . . . STRING AKDSVinilES' CLOTHING, . Including Gents’ French Walking Coats,'. t Gents’ English Walking Coats, Gents b usiness, Suits, C ' •' \ •ness - - - ’ juits, Gents’ Dress,Suits, Busi Sack Coats, Boys’Fancy Suits. Also a large assortment of ' Gents’ Furnislimg Goods. CONSISTING OF Linen Collars. Pocket Handkerohiefa. : l i n en Shirts. . Traveling Shirts. Cotton Drawers. 'Gnder Shirts. Cotton SodkB. Hickory Shirts. Wool en Drawers. Neck Ties. . Kid and Silk, gloves, All of ■wliioh will 'be sold at extreniely low REMEMBER THE OLD STAND, JAMES STRAHAK& CO. No. 125 B lfcr street, Coraer of F e r r f 'S t,'’ Opposite St. 'Charles Hotel Tropi I
