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H l i i M i i : - '\ Cl|i’0itkk»' Publish^ WSDI i ESDAT and S^^TflpAY. . ( O f J i o s o v e r j k e n s s p j . a j r c o u n t y b a n k , j fESKS; $2.60 jbr Annuto f Single No’s 3;C&ti' TOLlfME I. LANSIUGBTOGH. K..X SA^DAY, JTJITE 4 ,18d4i IfUlBSE 18. r r = l i . ‘ i = ' ; i “.J l i s ^ W i # ? s S l | Chas. J. Lansing', (neOlrge HI. Hcarmao, Attorney and CounsGllor at Law, and Justice of the E^oof-pG iState stte«fr, iLausiir^burgli. n . E . F L I L E R ^ J L ^ O . ^ LH O M E O j P A THIS T . Office NOt 195 State St>, lansiDfjburgh. For Special Notices in reading matter cento a line each insertion. Advertisements continued until forbidden and All transient notices and advertisements paya- in advance at the above rates. M O i^B O T O S SEMI WEEKLY CHRONICLE. 0 the public, vre offer rarely to bo found in any local newspaper; such as render it in fact • great desideratum both to advertisers and sub- 'soribers. Anrongthese are the following : First. It is published twice in each week, and subscribers will receive double the number whicji they^ receive of a weekly issue. , Scc6|id.;A4v4'UsVs*opiv publish their busi ness twice at often as they can in a weekly pa- pw, at nearly the same rate of charge. TJ»mt^iistlRSpSrl «■ ,'Pffer4 modersto terms that every body will bo able to nibsoribe for it. Fourth. The grd.at variety of local liews wliioh will be contained iil It,- tvill make it an I;iidi^en|$bl§ Fapaily Nu'^spaperj .and: sought for by most of our citizens. Fifth. Besides the usual general and local news, it will contain a travelers direotoiy o/ the arrival and departure of all the trains of oars from this village, Troj. and Waterford; and a market report carefully Corrected to the date of each isslle; and the time of the arrival and^tlK| departure ot themnils j OB DEPARTMEiSf. Connected with this p a p a-is a Job Printing Office where all kinds of Job Work will be dbAe with neatness and despatch, and as cheap as can be h ad this side of New York City. Schii-Weekly Chronicle LANSINGBTIKGH, N. Y. MISCELLANY, fliR R W WHOLESALE&BETAIL Cbeinists & Driig^gists, 2nsTA T E STREET. L A N S I N G B U E G H , N. Y, C E N T R E M A R K E T , JOHUr KOURIi keeps constantly on hand at the above market tile best quality of moat at ruasonablo prices. Goods delivered to houses of customers wlior Laasingburgli, April 8tli, 1S64. PHOENIX HOTEL. The under.signed Itaviuv returned to the old and popular sliiiid former'y occupied by him, hereby gives notice lo tlio public that iie m now prepared to meet tile wants of Itis customers lis lormerly. A few select boarders may llnd tions at this liotet. Parlies from receive every desired attention, 'arishigbargli, April 9th, 1S64. JOHN A. GLADDING. lad will iwnaBriaii~| NEW DRUG STORE. HARVEY & CO,, ■ o f Apothecary Hall, Mansion House Block, Troy, are now in full operation at THEIR NEW irORE, No. 384 Rlvea* St., Troy, opposite the eastern entrance of the Eailroad Bridge, where can bo found D R U G S & .M E D I C 1 N E S , pure aud unadulterated. Chemicals of the best MANUFACTURE. P A T E I T lE D IC IN E S of a ll kiiidfi warranted.genuhip, FOIiEIGN & nOMESTIC FANCY GOODS' ANE TOIEET AIcTICDES, Trusses, Shoulder hraces, Supportersj Elastic Stockii and all kinds of Instruments for formity. Sponges, CIiamoi3.Sldns, Turkish Towels and Mittens for the batl PAINTS, OILS a n d d y e STUFFS, in fact everything usually kep| in a First Class Dni;| Store. W e Or.'ers by mail or otherwise promptly filled and perfecit satisfaction guaranteed in every re. ■spect. Try ns, aud if wo fail to please, drop Particular altontion will bop.aid tothepro- pefalion of Physician's Prescriptions,’' e exerci.se, great care in this branch of our business. HARVEY Si CO., Apctlteomy Hall, No. 384 Kiver St., Troy,N.Y; One Way to Kiillify a Bad Lease. f There is a shrewd and wealthy old landlord away down in Maine,who is noted for driving his sharp hitrgaifis,” hy which he has amassed a large amount of property. H e is the owner of a large iber of dwelling-houses, and it is said of him that he is hot over scrupulotis of his rental charges, whenever he can find a customer whom he knows to be 1 re sponsible. His object is to lease liis house for a term of years to the best ten* ants, and get the uttermost farthing in le shape of rent. A diminutive Frenchman called on him last winter, to hire a dwelling he owned in Portland, and which had long remained empty. References were giv en, and the landlord, ascertaining tha the tenant was a man ‘-after his own heart,” immediately commenced to “jew” him. lie found that the tenement ap peared to suit the Frenchman, and he placed an exorbitant price upon i t ; the leases vcrc drawn and duly and the tenant removed into his days, accompanied with a note as fbli “M o N sieur — I have b in smoke— have been drouned— I have\'heen freeii to death in ze house v a t I a v hire of yovt for ze perutd as 1 m a y des’i'c. I h a r d in ze darn house y e s 's o h n g as 1 please, and ze bearer o f zis v ill g iv e yott ze key ! Bon -jour, m o n s ieur,” I t is needless to add that our latldlorcf has n e v e r since been know n jto g iv e “ a b ird in the hand for oile in the' executed, Upon kindling fires 'in the] lioiisej (it alley wouldii’ Bonestel & Damon, RENS. COUNTY BANK BUILDING. LANSINOBIJRGH. Ruackciibnsit & French. MKRCBtANT TAIT.OR 8 , AND DEALERS IN Gent’s Furnishing^ Goods 66 Congress Street, Troy, N. Y» YTo would resp^tfully inform the citizeni of tbii idllage 'knd: vibinity that we are prepared to execute all orders in the line of and.Tin Roofing. Gutters nml Leaders made, and all kinds of Tin, Copper, and ■\ jobbing doueat short notice on most able terms. Those dusiri ihoet iron m reason- old Copper, Brass, Iron, Lead Stoves Stored, Blacked and rooaired. J 0 B FEXMfXjNG WITH KEATNXKI JU«) 3E8PATCB, •dND B Y THE B E S T OF WORKMEN. (1HECK8, BIU.-HEADS, HAND-BILLS, And everything pertaining to B ook asd J ob upon short hotice. EDfraving done In a anperlor manner ARD AT REA80RAB1.B BBIOSB. 'T x :nns~ o A s ii ow b i ]: i . iv e : r t . ‘fe K h S IN ^ SirdSvaistwtfeGiroBBHss. Wo. *99 State Street, N. Y . LOOK HERE! GRIAT BARGJlINS! We have just received a large .and splendid S p r i n g a n d st j d o ie r g l o t h in G, bg Gents’ Frenc' _ ___ ___ >S^ish Walking Cc Suits, .Gunts’ Dress SuitSj.ll Boys’ Jancij Suits. Also a large assortment of Gents’ Furnishing Goods. CONSISTING OF inen Collars. Pocket Handkerchiefs. Lie en :Shirts« Traveling .Shirts. Cotton •D'rajt'ilr's. • ' Under Shifts. Cotton ■Soeks. Hickory Shirts. Wool- • ^ri* Drawers. Nvok Ties.- ' Kid and Silk Gloves, &c., &o., &o., kb. All of which will ha sold at extremely low REMEMBER THE OLD STAND. JAMES STRAflAN & G 6 . No. l?5^Rlv«[rj street, .Oorner of Ferry St, OppiMU (St. Charles Hotel Troy. Wilson & Green, BOOK, CARD AND JOB PRINTERS, 21C laVEll STREET, TROY. j ^ A l l descriptions ot Job Printing neatly xecuted. Give us a call. vS. C. WILSON. EDWARD CtREENi a n t Rdctil'ess, Of this oily, whoso bold and enlightened treat ment of many of the most formidable diseases with which the human lamily is afflictedjtivites the at tention of those laboring under any of the vari ous characters or forms of disease, such as Con sumption, Cancels, TumBrs, Diseases of the Heart Sores, White Swelling, Wormi, tic Dolouretix, Debility, Nervousness, Spinal doformities, and diseases of Ladies and Children- Her medicines are purely vegetable, composed of the best ingre dients that this aud foreign lands can produce— Her system of treating diseases does not make .sick to make well, or restraint in diet or exercise. The Doctress would be happy to cure all who Buffer with sickness or pain, that no cherisliea Troy, Offiba liouvafrora 9 a. m to 4 p. ni. Cheap tru n k Store. •pAHCY LATENT LEATHER ROSETTES. J j Gentletneri’s and Ladles’ Tfaveling Trunks Interfering Straps. Cul'ry Combs, Cards. Whips, &c. A t JAMES E. POWELL’S, 410 River st., Just above the Manufacturers’ Bank- found that the chimney wouldn’t '‘draw,” and the building was filled with smoke. The window sashes Tattled in the wind at night, and the cold air rusht cd in ilirough a hundred crevices about the house, until uoW unnoticed. Q'hc snow' iiicllcd upon the loof, find llio atticA -were drenched' -ffoin leakage,- The rain pelted, and our Frenelmii found a ‘•natural” bath room upon tl second floor—but the lease was signed and the landlord chuckled. “I have been vat you call ‘suck in,’ vis zis dam maison,” muttered our victim to himself, a week afterwards, “but n'im- porta VC sal see vat ve sal see.” Next morning he arose bright and early, and passing dotVn he encountered the landlot d. “Ah ha !— Bon jour Monsiciirj' said he, in his happiest manner. “Good day, sir. How do you like your hou.se 7” “Ah ! monsieur—degant, beautifnl, magnificent. Eh Meu, monsieur, I have but ze one regret 1” ‘‘Ah ! what is that I” “Monsicui-j I stil live in zat house bu^ tree little year.” “How so 1*’ “I have find by vot yott sal call ze lease, zat you have give youtne ze house but for tree year, aud I ver mooch sor row foT zat.' “But you can have it longer, if you “Ahj monsieur, sal be ver mooch glad, if I can have zat house jo long as Ipleasb •eh, monsieur 1” “Oh, certainly, certainly, sir.’^P*'' “ Tres Ubn, monsieur! I sal valk rite to your offees, and you sal give me vot you call 2 ie lease for that mtdS&n jes so long as I sal vant ze house. Eh, monsi- “Certainly, sir. You can stay there your lifetime, if you like.” “Ah, monsieur-T—I have ver mooch tanks for zis accommodation.” Thfe old lease was destroyed and a new one was delivered in form to the French gentleman, giving him possession of the M atches . —By the new Internal Bev- lue Bill matches are to be taxed one' cent per box. This will be a productive source of revenue without doubt, and will be paid in sums so small that the' burden will hardly be felt. To give our readers an idea of the magnitude of the business of match-making, we wilJ give a few statistics of one o f the manu..' facturers of this iudispensible article; Mr. Carleton, of Boston, has three fac. tories, in which he consumea twenty cords of wood and five hundred potmdaf of brimstone per day. H e employSj,ti$o' hundred girls and a number of flien, (girls catmot make matches without! fhe co-operation of men), and on his busin ess alone the Government will receive a revenue of $1,440 per day. A t present latches at one-third'of he_ is selling his matches at one-tl a cent per box or bunch, .so that the tax will amount to three hundred per cent? more than the cost of the article tp re-r tailers. There are many other large ■manttfaclttfie'S-of matohes Iff Massaohu-* setts and New Hnglandj and many oth ers still in other parts o f the countryi—i\ National Republican, —The House of EepresentStives hare' passed the Internal (Revenue bill, Taxe$- on many articles are very much increased* It is estimated that the nevr import will se' cure a revenue of $300,000,000. The New Nition. A FOUTICAl, MILITARY AND LlTElkAWir JOURNAL. T he N ew N ation givee its attention to all topics of National interest,Civil and Mib' tary ; aiming at the formation of public opinion upon all important questions, rnth« er than to be its echo. The distinctive features and policy of The New Nation are:- I, Full Discussion of the Nature of the\ Changes which are requited ia the Organic' II, tjpiversal Liberty, without Distinc tion of Race. III, The Maintenance of the Monroe' Doctrlae'on this Continent. A. He t l i e r stp n , ,. MaiSufacturer of aiid De'aler- ’ in Foreign and Domestic C1G.1IIS, s l i ’r, M., gentleman, giving him possession oi the premises for “such a period as the lessee may deSite the same, he paying the rent promptly, &c.” The next morning our craifty landlord was passing the house just as the Fi'eneh- naan’s last load of furniture ■was being started from the door ; an hour after wards, a messenger calJed on him with' ___ , _ _____ ___ „ ___ , a legal tender, for the rent for eight Broadway, cor. Chambers street. IV. The Complete Be-organization of the M ilitary System of the Country. V. Foreign Correspondence from Distin guished Statesmen of the Difl'erent Nations,. VL- Reviews of Leading Literary, Scien tific, aud Religious Publications. YII. Dramatic, Musical, and Criticism. VII. Financial and Commercial reviews' and reports. T he N ew N ation is independent of hll Political Part'fes, It impartially and rig- ofously criticises all measures with refer- ence to their actual bearing upon the wel fare of humanity, and all-men with refer ence to their intrinsic worth. T he N ew N ation is published every Saturday, each number containing sixteen' pages. It is sold by all Newsdealers htl^ cents per copy. The price by BtEail is $3 per annum, in advance. Advertisements of a suitable character' are inserted- at the usual rates. : Newsdealers are supplied through the American News Company, No, 121 Nassau- Street. - ^ i ^ A l l communications should be ad'- dressed to T he N ew N ation , ^ o , aTl
