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MUshed WEDNESMY and SATUmy^ ( om c E ovee rensselaeb county bank .) TERMS: $2.00 per Annum: Single No’s 3 Cents. Y O L iiii I. i i i i i K 2 ? . TERMS OE ADVERTISING. J l B ? a s r s ^ ■ *«“ j s \ a . I r , ......... a s : I”;?\* S i ’v t a a x a . ISSil -.1 : S:S « ‘. :48 . 6.W l “ 1 ihsex^ion 4.00 I - . W S :.S “ S a s a r«ading matter, live Ivertisementa continued until forbidden and ■ 7 .fS™S\ 5 ™ H. E. FULLER, M.D. HO MBO P A THIS T . Office dro. lSS State St.> Lansiugbiirgb. W ill devote the hours from 8 to 9 a . m , 4 to G p. M. and 7 to S p m . to Office consultations^ and the troatmeut of chronic a nd difficult dis eases, nStf J. D. CojiSTOcic Printer for the Publishers. Steam Ferry-Boat, R. P. S A X E . TTlhis splendid Steamer is running in conneo- J. tion witii the cars het'veeu Troy and Lan- siiigburgh, and connects with the oars running lietween Albany and West Troy ; stopping at the foot of Broadway, Troy, and at tlie upper WHOLES ALE & BETAIL Cliemists & 3>i‘ugg:ists, 2 S 2 S 7 'A T E S T R E E T . L A N S I N G B U K G H , N. Y, ing on these roads « time and money by taking this boat. W . S . M o i * r i s r Proprietc PETTIS, HAS IN STOCK, Rent’s Splendid Stylo, Silk Hats, in Manilla,nilla, Leghorn,eghorn, Panama,anama, &c. Attractive Patterns. L P ling Gent's Fancy Dress Straws, Children’s Fancy Dress Hats, new and Gent’s Philadelphia Stylo, Silk Hats, very ^ PFTTIS M.amifit,p,tnre^ ^ d k ^ p s ^ M ^ JtSSO R T M tN T . ’ PRicHS.' iteasonable. J.R.PETTIS, 374RivtTst, (Sign, Big Hat. (may H ] TRfiY, i\. \ ISA A C G , F liA C K . DEALER IN a DR. B O Y N T O N ’S Petroleum Rooting Paint. «ons: It is fire-proof; it is elastic, allowing tin c»y; its cheapness and darability; and it will not scent or stain the cistern water. We will paint old as well as new tin roofs and ork exposed to the avbathor. Beferences^C. Warner, F. Thomas, E. Pres cott, Wm. BROWN, Solo Agent, ----- ■ver itreot,treo Troy, No. 195 Ri s 5 <« -< 0 23 8 « 0 80 « 0 30 8 » « 1 10 finite vUrlety of pattor'rtsi; Cifouiars with pattoins - Papers Pfejjavad under authority of thb Board of Excise,by I . A S S I N O . *• JuiftSth, 18B4. .* Ciias. J. Lansing, y V- ■ ___________ . George H. Hearmaii, y and Counsellor at Law, and Ji CENTRE MARKET.! I t O r R K . keeps constiuitly on baud at the above market the be.st quality of meat at roa.soiialjte prices; 'loods delivered to houses of customers when Lansinghuvgh, April 8th, 1864. NEW I )DRU64 store . HARVET«tCO;|| Formerly of Apothecary Hail, Maimion House Block, Troy, are now in full operation at THEIR NEW STORE, Vo. 384 R i v e r St.y;j,Troy, opposite the eastern entrance of &o Railroad Bridge, where can he found DRUGS&MEDIC1NES, pure and unadulterated, Chemicals of the best MANUFACTURE PATENT MEDIfIKES of all kinds warrilntod gejimne, FOREIGN & DOHIESTIO FANH y QOODS< AND TO ILET ARTIUKES, Ider hracefej PHOENIX HOTEL. LiiuloriJigjiod liftvme teturned to tUo old -----stand formerly occupied l>y him, hereby gives notice to tho public that he is now prepared to meet the wants of his customers rts formerly, > A few select boarders may find accomoda tions at this hotel. Parlies from abroad -will receive every desired attention. Bonestel & Damon, R E N S . C O U N T Y B A N K BUILDING. l i A N S I V C ^ B l I R G H . SWISS'S jobbing doneat short notice on most reason- ash paid: o r old Copper, Brass, Iron, Lead and Rags. N. B. Stoves Stored, Blacked and repaired. LOOK HEBE! assortme SFBINO ANDSVMMEB C L O T H ,N G , Boys’ Pane Also a large assortment of Oents’ Furnishing Goods. CONSISTING OF ' Linen Collars. Pocket Handkerchiefs. I en Shirts. Traveling Shirts. Cottoi Drawers. Under Shirts. Cotton tjooks. Hickory Shirts. Wooh on Drawers.- Nepk Ties. Kid and Silk Gloves, &c., &c., &6., &o. All of which will ho sold at extremely low prices. REM E M B E R THE OLD -STAND. JAMES STRAHAN & CO. Wfi. 1*5 River street, Corner of Ferry 8t, Opposite St. Charles ffQtel Troy. Where Therels a W ill, There’s a Way. Ant veniam viom, ant fatsam. Trusses, Snppoi’ters, Elastic StooiShgs, and all kinds of Ins'trranents for phjatoal do-' foriuity. . Sponges, Chamois S k i^, Turkish Towels and MittenS|for tho hath. PAIN T S , O ILS AND D F ^ T V F F S , in fact everything usually k ept i ^ First Glass Dru^ & We SeU low Particular attention will be paid tothopm - peratien of Physician’s Prescriptions,^ wo oxorcisel groat care in ibis branch of our business. H A R V E Y & CO., Apothecary Hall, No. 384 River St., Troy,N.Y. Qnackeubnsli & French. MRRCHAVT TAI1.0RS, AHD DGAIiEKS IN Gent’s Furnishing Goods 66 Congress Street, Troy, N. Y» Wilson & Green, BOOH, CARD M B JOB PRINTERS, 216 RIVER STREET, TROT. I ^ - A l l descriptions of Job Printing neatly executed. Give u s a call, s, 0. WmaPH. \EDWARD OREEX. x n ^ ^ l n E M l S l ’o r . R o c t r e t 0118 characters or forni5 of disease, such as Con- POETRY. It was a noble Romi In Rome’s impetial » daj Who heard a cowardcoward croaker, Beforeiforo tliee hattloi.attloi. say:ay; til h s safea in suoh a fortress ; “ They’re s There is no way to shake it—’’ “On! on I’’ exolalmed the hero, “ I’ll find a way, or make it Is Fume your aspiration ? Her path is steep and h igh; In:vain he seeks the temple, Content to gaze and sigh ; Tlie shining throne is waiting. But ho alone can take it, Who says with Roman firmness, “ I ’ll find a way, or make it 1“ Is learning your ambition 7 There is no royal road : Alike the peer and peasant Must climb to her abode; Who feels the thirst for knowledge, In Helicon may slake it, If helms still the Roman will “ To find a way, or make it 1” Are Riches worth tho getting ? They must ho bravely sought; With wishing and with fretting, The boon can n o t ho b rought; To all tho prizu is open, Btit only he can take it, Who says with lioman courage, I’ll find a way, or make it 1 In Loves Impassioned warfare, Tho tale has ever been Tlia* victory crowns tho valiant Tho bravo are those who win ; Though strong is Beauty’s castle A lover still may take it, VRp My*,.witttRbmin daring, , I ’ll find a way, or nui&e it! ■. iNcoNsisTENT.-Tho Ncw-York Hernia says of the ladies at the Cooper Institute reform in dress meeting, that many .of them wore the most expensive velvets, silks, and laces, and their magnificent private equip, ages and liveried servants blocked up the street, suggesting a queer contrast with the object of the meeting. ■-The relief for the poor by the public authorities of Paris is on a grand scale, managed by twenty Boards of Commission ers, each with complete staffs of adminis trators, visitors, doctors, nurses, bakersi - wine purveyors, butchers, &c, and these Boards expend @5,000,000 per annum- A New Yoik weekly paper tersely bttt inelegantly remarks : “For a greenhorn to speculate in Wall street, at present, is just foolish as to play euchre against three Western black legs, with a confederate standiug behind your chair and telegraphing what you have in your hand. Do you un derstand that ? —The ;West-End of London is now so full that it is difilcult to obtain a house la any first-rate locality. The same difficulty is experienced in New York city, only it is not confined to any particular local^. —Mr.Day advertises the loss of his dog; Mr. Brown hopes he will succeed io finding him; for if “every dog has his day,”he dosen’t see why every Day should Wot have his dog. MISCELLANY. —A friend of ours says that he hah been without money so long that his bead aclws “fit to split’* when he tries to recollect bow a ailvtir dollar look*. He cays that the notion that “ we live in a world of change'* is a great fall, T hey S ever M ention P ay .— Accord-' ing to the Charleston Courier, a very inno cent and unsuspecting Union prisoner has expre.-sed his astonishment that while our troops are ever clamoring for their pay as soon os it is due, the Confederate soldiers seem to be perfectly indifferent on the sub ject, and “never,mention their pay as a mat ter of importance.\ This is more suppnsing when the fact is well known that eleven dollars in graybacks are worth nearly-fifty cents in gold, or were, a little while ago, and would, consequently, pay for an indif ferent dinner at a country house, or “ordi nary,” as they sayln Virginia. Cheap Trunk Store. rlABrCy PATEHl XEATHBR BOSEt I j Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Traveling Trunks Traveling Satchels. Nice Leather-hack Horse Brushes for' $1,60 Interfering Straps. Curry Combs, CJards. Whips, &c. A t JAMES E. POWELL’S, 410Biverst., Just above tho Manufacturers’ Bank'- A- Hctlierston, Manufacturer of and Dealer * itt Foieip and Domestic miius, w o o , m , m ., No. U8 Woad street, WEST TR6T,If. Y. ’ All orders promptly attended to, —A family in South Deerfield, left some indian meal in the bottom of an iron pan in which they had baked johnny cake the night previous, in the buttery, one of the recent cold nights, which the rats attempt ed to eat, hut the frost on the iron froze their tongues to the pan so that they could not release them, and they were caught the next morning. —A California paper relates the story ol a woman whose husband was killed after she had been married four weeks; in thrte more she married again; that husband liv ed two weeks; in two weeks after he died ghe married his brother, and six months af ter her last marriage she gave birth to a child by her fire>t,husband. A B rave R egim e n t .— The Ninth New YorJf State Militia fought gloriously in the late battles in Virginia and suilered more, probablyi than any other regiment in the field. It numbered 600 men before the fight and after the action, four officers and fifteen men were ali that was left cf —Extravagance is the rule in California. The San Francisco Bulletin says that “there ore men who were poor, and not ashamed ofit, within five years, in San Francisco, who now tell without a bluf that they cannot liveoU @10,000 a year.’ — ^A citizen of Biddleford, Maine, who, a little more than a year ego, worked as a machinist in a Laconia repair shop for one dollar and a half per day, now pays a tax on a net income of @27,000—made Intlrt manufacture o f cotton machinery. T he C ontrast .— The Ilev. J. T. Duryea, who has had some valuable experie^oe fo the army of tha Potomac, publicly stated that not a single one of our wounded sold iers had ever been known to express regret for having enlisted. —C harleston , South Garolina, b now divided into two districts,“ inrange,’.’ and “ out of range.*’ People say they are going doWB “in range,’’ or are going up “otit of W A L T E R . Agents In every Town and Comity te idl silk, using the common sewing needle, (wfuch caii IW any kind of matoriaUhat. requires the rata- ng .atich weighs 2 1-2 potmda. and is «o.»rrahg*d i ttt bo attached for uso to a table-top or work- imi, -with directions, so that a child who can read ly oporate it without instructions.
