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1 Ptttliahed WEDNESDAY and'SATPHDAY. ):,og^pj8,OYEK pisKsVi.A^.)doiiMY bank ,^ , TEBMS: $mperAimim r aagle Wtfs 3''CM^i I W B 1 S | 2 ^ pF 4D V E a i;igM a . c h a « ; ' J / L ti ^ W o a r , ndt ex-fJf “ 6 “ $12.00 i Attorney and (Dounaellor at Law; and: Ji iJi.,:\':-.:: S I i “ B “i s r i f x c o l l^ e n th . 3 4 I « 35 00 Iseoi's© B. BcurPian, D . e . M l b b ;' s i . » [ ' ”f.* SSIl ;:.l « IBS . . . n reading matter. S S d « a |- r„w M „ . .d charged accordingly. Anntiai adyertisemonta limited to 4heir swn immediate business. All iraKsient ijoticet J. p. CojtSTopic Printer for the Pubjishers, , Steam Ferry-Boat, R. P. SAXE, Troy; stopp , and at the the foot of Broadway, Troy, Side out, West Troy. Persons traveling on these roads Proprie P E T T I S , H A S IN STOCK, Gent's Splendid Stylo, Silk Hats, in Manilla, Legliovn, Panama, &o. Toung Gent’s Pauoy Dress Straws, _ Children’s Fancy Dress Hats, new anc Attractive Patlerns. Gent’s Philadelphia Style. Silk Hats, very PFTTIS Manuf ^ctnre.s, and keeps constantly .on hand a I4 R G E AND ATTRACTIP-M ASSORTMENT PKICES, Reasonable. J.R. PETTIS, 374 Riv^rst., (Sign, Big Hat. (may U ] TROT, K. Y tt \ ®f. F A C K . DEALER IN DR. BOYNTON’S e Ppti'oU’Uiu Uootiu'!: Daiiif. A n e w and perfect pro- i l tection against the elements. It is superior to any other Roof Paint for the following rea sons ; It is fire-proof; it is elastic, allowing tin roofs t.) spring without cracltingr, it adheres to tin firmly ; it is not vegetable, and will not de cays its cheapness and durability; audit will not scent or stain the cistern water. Wo will paint old as well as new tin roofs and warrant them for five years, for one cent per sr 5 X J “‘..”E“ r 5 ' 3 ;dn,ni^^^ work exposed to the weather. ■ References^C. Warner, F. Thomas, B. Pres- CO. . m. . b r o w n . Sole Agent, No. 1C5 River street, Troy. OI j T- QM IE.O P A T m r:sW ^ . ■ ■ o 4 . , T o .J 9 5 S t»|C id djfflduU^Sr 4 - 4 - . •v-A'NjDi ; ■' ■ M m WHOI.BSAI,E&EETffllI inSTA T E STMEET. ■ C E N T R E M a r k e t . ! i O H W M O I J R K . keeps oon-stautly on hand at'the above tiidrket the bost qii.ility of meat at re.a^nab'Ie prices. Goods delivered to houses of 'custpmpi's'when Lansingbui'gh, April 8th, 186d, PHOENIX Horn, HARVEY .&Ga.! __ Pofmerly'of Apothecary Hail\ Matsloii House Block, Troy, are now in full operation at opposite the eastern entrance of the Railroad Bridge, where can be four.d DRUGS & M EDICIN ES, pure and unadulterated, Chemicals of the best t M a n u f AO t t m ’ E. PATEf'f iEDiC'lIES of all kinds warranted genuine,- ■-FOREIQN^ DOUESTrO PA NOT GOODS' • AND TOILET AiiTICEES, ' ' ipportors. gives notice to the public that ho i= no A fow select boavde.rs -may find, aooomoda- tions- at this lioSel. Parties from'abroad will receive every rtbsirod attention, hansingburgh, April Dili, ISGd. _ dUHN m. Ul-ApDING. ; /ITRIFIEO STOKEWAd^ I k I j a OF SUPERIOR QUALITY CQNmNTLY ON ffAND. Bonestel & Damon, RENS. COUNTY BANK BUILDING. I . A . N S l N G B U R S e H . nd T n Roofnig. GaU«u*s and Leaders madt Those‘dosii call before 01 Cash paid*: siring to purchase, will do w i • chasing elsewhere. ■■ - ~ old Copper, Brass, Iron, Lead I Stored, Blacked andrenaired. LOOK HBBB! m . out, and is the s, for conduQtiDg i d F f f »ii . l E S T o O A T g ^ Liesnse Pi Prepared under authoritty t a p e r s L of the Board of Mote. PAINTS, OILS AN ittens for the bath. D Y E STUFFS, POETRY, House Cleaning- There is a song which most men have the, ‘burthen” ready in their hearts, and we think it iS-^pretty well sung in tlieiEvening Telegraph, “ The melanoholy .days have come, the sad dest of the year,” Of cleaning paint and sorubhing floors, and scouring far and near; Heaped in the corners of the dirt lay quiet. But now the carpets are all up, and from the staircase top, , The mistress calls to man and maid to wield the broom and mop. orners of the room, the ancient gold coin. The twenty franc pieces' present kingdom of Italy are also 'Pr6b#])ly the smallcBt gold coin fa \m is the French fi ve franc piecei although a few half-dollar gold pieces have been struck offin California. At present there are currept in France, in every day traf* fic, coins bearing the noble face of the firit Napoleon, both as Consul end Hmperor i the heavy round heads of Charles X. and xvir Louis XVIII . ; the shrewd countenance of Louis Phillippe, and the lamiliar features of the present Emperor In some cases Napoleon HI. is represented with, and fa reamed of dirt, s Where are those rooms, those quiet rooms, the house but now presented, Wherein wo dwelt, nor drear • cosy add eonteuted ? Alas,! they’re turned upside down, the quiet suite of rooms, With slv'ps, and suds, and soap, and sand, and tubs, and pails, and brooms; Chairs, tables, stands, are standing round at sixes and at sevens, While.wifo and houaemaids fly about like me teors in the heavens.] The parlor’-and the chamber floor were clean ed a week ago. The carpets shook and windows washed, as all the neighhors know escaped—the table And .still the of Instruments for ChamOis'SkiE in fact overything.usually kept in a First C]a.ss Drag ^iore. We Se,ll low foy |Jash, Ordersv-by; -Weiboi*bTbSfWb!0^‘f^Oljlpfty’il11Sd’ and perfi'ct satisfaction gu(irantepd in every re. ■spect. Try us, aiid if ivu fail to please, d-op Particular attention will bo paid to the.pro- peration of Rhysxian’s PrescriptfonSj'^ we exercise grea?oaroin iliis branch of our, busines.--. H A R V E Y & CO., Apothecary Hall, Ko 384River St., Troy,N.Y’. piled with books, 3, iiik, and paper all about, peace in its very looks— all away—books, papers. Till fell the woman on them all, plague oh-men, And they vanished ink rmd pen. And no\v when comes the master home, as come he must of nights (iUacVenbusli & FrcBcli. I f l E K C K A W T T A I L . O R S , AND DEALERS IN Gent’s Furnishing Goods 66 Congress Street, Troy, H. Y- Wilsoa & Green, BOOR,CARD AND JOB PRINTERS, 216 IlIVBll STREET, TROY. J ^ A l l desoriptio executed, Give us.! from still, ; And: the carpet woman' on Um stairs, the hiirh- iuger of ill— Ho looks for papers, hooks, or bills, a ll were there before, And sighs to find\ them on his desk or in the ■awer no more. And then ho gi-lmly thinks of her whe set this fuss afloat, And wishes she were out at sea in a very leaky He meets her at the parlor door, with hair and cap awry, ith sleeves tnokod up and broom in hand, defiance in her eye j He feels quite siuall, and knows full well there’s nothing to bo said, So holds his tongue, and drinks his tea, and sneaks away o bed. ions nf Job Printing neatly BDWABD SBEElf-. btres , Of this city, whnso bold and enlightened treat ment of many of the most formidable diseases with, which the human family is afflicted invites the at- G R I H We h.ive just received a large.and splendid SFElka ANDSUMM^^ : O i i G T H N Q i l C Also’ a large assortment of Linen Coilars.. „Po.cketiHHfidkerelnefs. Lin en Shirts. Traviiiing Shirts. Cotto •\KZ: aStoSli'fiiviigsr -.en DKiwers. ■ Neck’ Ties. '' ah of- wliioh-TOill- be. Hold -at-bxtrenrely low 'M m EU b M TNE o l d . STAiNE. JAMES . i*. 1:^5 Kllver sfreftt,'’ Comer of Ferry Mi 'b p p o ^ i ' ‘^ L C h w h s H o t t l ' T t m ' D r e w . Gravel, ideur Albu _______ diseases of Ladies and Cliildren Her medicines are purely vegetable, composed of the best ingre dients that this ami Ihreigii lauds can produce—- Her system of treating diseases docs not make sick to make well, or restraint in diet or exercise The Doctreas would bo happy to cure all who sutler with sickness or pain, that no chi ijlroy. Oflios hoursfilom 9 a. m to 4 p, m, ^ ■ Cheap Trimk StoreT Traveling S SlicB Leatber- ) find all things are •* set to w; they bayo’‘‘;iiUoright3lV through tlie house is far fr fflISGELLANY. TM Mfettey Phases of Coin and Paper- It is a rather curious fact that the only coin now in current use on this continent, which is not round, is the fifty dollar gold- piece struck in California, which is octagon- a! in shapd. All the coins in Europe are others without, a laurel wreath., The most beautiful silver coinage is that of Hdssia; each piece being in itself a work of act, so finely and elaborately is the die cut- On the pther hand, the ugliest silver coinage is that of the free city of Hsmhurg: each piece, adulterated and poorly cut, is usually to be found encrusted^with d|rt and filth and loosing like a refuse fragment of tin, The silver coinage of Germany fa bad also. In Italy—excepting the portions subji^t to the Pope and the Empert the franc piece is tafeiiig fl: mer coins, though the local coinage of the former duchies of Parma and Modena still infests those portions o f the country. Na ples also reta'ns in retail traflfio the oompli^' Gated coins in use under the Bourbon- Perhaps the neatest paper money in the world is ihat of Greece, wh ch is manufacto ured by-American engavers and workmen* The old bank currency of this country is very often elegant. The worst and most wretched paper money in the world is the five krentzernote pf Austria, printed oa.% which has a i iperor of Austria— the place of for- r note Q postal currency With which, for our s&, we are now afBicted. He who steals a purse full o f our five and ten cent notes— frayed, -ty, worn and illegible—does, indeed/ lal “trash.” ) iper when rep resenting coin, lasts a great while, and not unfrequently the Bank of England receives ;e>of extraordinary a g e ; and the Bank years money h when leather or cloth would i much more dura' le. Yet p 'p T he I ncome T ax .—The Washingtou' correspondent of the Commercial Advgrtr ft-er writes that there is a wide difference of opinion in Congress on the propriety <> graduating the income tax by an ascending ratio. The House decided that 5 per cient should he paid on all income over S6p0 aud under $10,000, and 10 per cent, on the ex cess over $10,000. The Senate has re-’ duced the 10 jier cent, to 7 l-2jper cent,,- and many Senators disjre to tax income un-‘ der $600. It is stated that in England, where tW income tax is reduced to a system, the moft fruitful source of revenue is the class o;f fa- comes between ilOO to £150 a year,' which yieded, fa 1857, £682,229. The amount of revenue derived in the same year from.iucbmes under £100 a year, wei only £66,236—aH incomes derived from manual labor being exempted; I t is Iw- serted that great fraud-; have been com mitted under our present laws, Wealthy persons so dividing their property among members of their families that they were all exempted. — of Bengal, in India, recently was called up on to pay .-even thousand pounds of notes so old that none i f the preseut generation remem.bereji.the T . O . D R I S C O l i L . , GILT LOOKJN(J-&L ASS PICXOEE FRAME MARUPA'QXtJRER, mison, House Building, State S t ., imemberefi.the pattern, . .... jDANbiNOBiinGH; Itis,ato w..rthyof remark,that gems.r pricifus Bfanes, have, never been used-for |ri(jo3. juttf.- oney, nor has platinum nor any othei- met- ------ - ------- ^ place 0 ^ goli hrry Combs, Cards. ■Whips, &o. At JAMES E. POWELL’S, 410 River st. Just above the Manufacturers’ Bank- dium, tl times t; mViliVo A 4 R « t l i e r s i ; < i * i i j Manufaiiturer of and Dealer lg ‘ Foreign and Domestic Cifi.MS, Tf-BlfCO, SIlTfP. M., No. 118 Broad street, ombs Cards dium, the value of whiO!i fluctuates soiiie- of whiO!i fluctuates s- iwenty per cent, a week. But all 01 countries heve gold as the stand ard of value, and all other clrc latliig me dia are hut representatives of the great standardi Only the Hindoo has eVdr learn ed to test coin accurately by the hand. ©if all gold coinage that of England is the most beautiful, A new, 'perhaps the most beautiful, .gold sovereign is probably auk htfractive a coin as exists, jxex, lo i the American eagle is (he moJS' graceful CQBD|SJf.>S PhotograplA and Am%otyp» QAl.LL.ERY, CoKKEB OP F oubth akd R ivbe -S*8., T bot , ‘ i s r Mr- C-, lately of Brady’s GaUer.y.l^aw Ywk, wpqld respectfully inform thecU|zaniLrf Troy and vicinity, that he has opened ond of the most convonlebt aud -beat arraAged Gklleries- iis the State, whereshe intends to pay personal at-' tention to the business. IS ’' He would most respectfully InvMthe citizen* ofTtoy^and yieipity tp W» roomt.ttp-HiX.-' amine npeclmeM of every style khoWa to thW
