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1 r'4 PubUshed WEDNESMY aiid SATURDAY. m m , b a - ^ k , ) TEMS j $2.00 per Aimimn f o L U M i t TiU M S OF ADVEM ISF 1 3 ” “\\ I f * ; ‘£ 5 ‘“ IS ! ± i ■« r!^104 “ 10.00 «C0J X.O.H. .00 Chas. J. Attorneyand Cpunselior at .I^a.^, and Justice of the Peace. No. 393 State street,, I«nsingVargh \ ^*inwi«oD . “ s ..u a i-~ “\ S8S. ;:.l K **\For S^ e c larN o S s in reading matter, live ' cents a line each insertion. Advertisements continued until forbidden and “ ’A ! : i r r d » . . . „ .. . « ■ . . . ble in advance at the above rates. ■‘ ( ^ P a p e r included in all cases during contin* uance of advertisement. J. D. C omstock Printer for the Publishers. Steam Ferry-Boat, R. P. S A X E ' . m h is splendid Steamer is running in connee X tion •with the cars between Troy and Lan ionnects with lb\ (xcorge 0. Hearman, and Counsellor at Law, and J- Attorney of the peace, 306 St insellor at Law, and Justice State street, Lansingburgh. H. E. FULLER, ffl. D. H O M EO PATH IST. Office Ifo. 193 S tate St., Lanslngbargli. fOETRY. Wreok*. Par out on the Burging sea, , ^ Theye’s many a wreck drifts by’ W ith ho sound of living thitig To tell of its mystery; s a g a T O T i . WHOLESALE & RETAIL chemists & Druggists, 2'd2STATE S T R E E T . L A N S I N G B U R G H , N. Y. money by talking this I W . S . M o r r i s ! Proprii P E T T I S , H A S IN STOC K, Gent's Splendid Stylo; ^Uk Hats, in Manilla, Leghorn; Panama, &o. jYpjing Gent’s Fancy Dress ^traw.^i, Children’s P.anoy Dross Hats; nei A ttraclive Patterns. GenPs Philadelphia Style, Silk Hats, dr e ssy , • PPTTIS Maimfaotures, and keeps constaritTy' on hand, a LA R G E AND A T T R A C T IV E jiSSO R T M h N T . PRICKS, Reasonable, J.R. PETTIS, 374 River St., (Sign, Dig Hat. fniny 11] TROT, K. \ \ i T a ^ C e . F h A C K . dealer IN m DR. B O Y N T O N ’S P e troleum Roolin«; P a iut. 80113 : I t is firo-proof; it is elastic, allowing tin fc»y; its cheapness and durability: audit will We® w m patnt old a'sTe^U aT®mw tin roofs and warrant thorn for five years, for one cent pei square foot. It is ospociaily adopted for paint ing farm fences, railings, and all kinds of iron work exposed to the weather. References—0. Warner, F. Thomas, E. Pres cott, Wm. H. Cary. ALONZO BROWN, Solo Agent, No. 195 River street, Troy- CENTRE MARKET. JO H I V B O V R H . keeps constantly on hand .at tlie above market the best quality of meat at reasonable prices Goods,delivered to houses of customers -vhei ■ desired; Lamsingbiirgh; April 8th, 1864. PHOENIX HOTEL. fho undersigned having returned to the oh 1 popular stand formerly occupied by him L’eby gives notice to the public tliat he is nov jpured to meet the d'aiits of his customers as fornlerly. . A few select boarders may find accomoda tions at this hotel. Parties from abroad will ••eoeivo every desired attention. -Laiwingburgh,'Apfi!'9th,'-i'86' NEW DRU& STORE. Formerly of Apothecary Hall, Hansion House Block, Troy, ore now in full operation at THEIR NEW STORE, No. 3 S 4 River Sh, Troy, opposite the eastern entranoe of the Railroad' Bridge, where can be found D R U G S & IS /IE D IC IN E S , pure and unadulterSted, Chemicals of the best M A N UFAGTERE. PATENT MEDICINES idgtonine, FANCy Q of a ll kinds warranted FOREIGN & BOMEariC FARCY GOOES^ AND TOILET ARTICLES, Trusses, Shoulder hracqs. Elastic Stockings, of Instruments f^r physical do- Sponges, Chamois \urkislh Svipporters, and all k inds of formity. To its sides the green weeds cling— Tom branches, and 8ea-.shells r e d ; But these tender, fragile things Are inute as the sltronded dead. And I ponder then of the living men Who trod its proud decks as we. But found a grave ’neath the turbid wa Far off on the sounding seti. And as o’er life’s sea we sail, There is sadder wrecks than these ; There is many a wofol Born on each whispering bteeze- Pull many a nohlo hark, , , , Freighted deep'with promise brightj Sinks down in the waters dark. W ith its wealth of love and light. And the cheek turns pale as we list the wail Of the waves that hushed their glee, W hen n noble form sank beneath the storm That swept o’er life’s troubled sea. In Ore hall where music rings. There are voices without words; There are harps without strings ; There are. lutes with shattered chords. On the brow of man there beams A smile so radiantly hriglit, The unthinking world oft deems His life hut a cream ■I- - -'T » NUMBm.#- Ehrenberg WM requested to malte croscopic examination of the sahdl professor, who is a member of the Acadl^ my of Sciences at Berlin, well known f « ’ his researches into minute objects, aii^ 1 ^ mmparisouB of volcanic dust from all at from all parte iiu a n t i t y o f y ' chthe irk in y d Turkis ToWols and,Mitt( ’oWols and,Mittens for tlie bath. OILS AND DY^E STUFFS, in fact everything usually k e p tlh a , First Class Dra^^tore. Orders by m,ail. or otherwise fironiptly filled and perfect saiisiaoticin gurtraplSed in every re. .spect. Try u s, and if we fail to please, Particular attention will he paid to the pre- poratioE ef Physician’s PrescriptionSj\. i exeroisel great caPb in this branch of ot business. HARVEY & CO., Apothecary Hall, No. 384 River §t.; Troy,N.l a d of delight. Of a lamp whoso light has fled ; And the smile which beams, is a light that QihTckcnbiisli & French. M E R C H A N T T A I L .O R S , AND DKALBES IN ^ Bonestel & Damon, R E N S . C O U N T Y B A N K BUILDING: T .A N S I N C 1 B 1 J R G H . Dealers in Stoves, Tin Wnre, Housefurnish- iig Goods, Wooden Ware, Pumps, Load Pip®,, \ooftng. \ ~uttors andiioauers Loaders made, Gent’s Furnishing Goods 66 Congress Street, Troy, N. Y. fVITKinEB S iD H E W ^ 15))iAlN9l?g6 i OF SUPERIOR DUALITY ' BOmrANTLY ON HAND. Thi> Pipe is glazed inside and out, and is the best and cheapest article in use, for conduoting 2 Inch per foot $0 12 bends and bbancbes . 3 « “ 0 16 2 and 3 Inch, each $0 40 4 f« «< 0 19 4 5nd 5 “ \ 0 80 6 “ “ ® ?? * “ ndTinR Gutters anu uiaue, and all kinds of Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron jobbing doneat short notice on most reason able terms. ■ - 3, will do will to Cash paidto r old Copper, Brass, Iron, Lead md Rag Wilson & Green, BOOK, CARD AND JOB PRINTERS, 2IG U lfEIl STREET, TROY. jag“All descriptions of Job Printing neatly xocuted. Give us a call. S. 0. WILSON. EnWABD QBBEN. Itoves stored. Blacked and repaired. finite variety of patterns. Ciroul ______ and ptioos sent on application. MILLER & COATES. no2Dih3_____________ 379 Pearl,3t. N License Papers Prepared under authority of tho: Board of Excise, by C . j . ' liA N S I N C i . June 8th, 1864. and LOOK HEBE! GREAT RARGAIi! We have just received a large and splend Bsortment of. SFBlNG AND SUMMER C L O T H I N G , ag Gents’ ________glish W alk Suits, Gents’ Dress Si Boys’ Fancy Suits. Also a large assortment of Gents’ Furnisliing Goods. CONSISTING OF Linen Collars. Pocket Handkerchiefs. Lin- X Shirts. Traveling Shirts. Cotton Draxvers. Under Slxirts. Cotton Socks. Hickory Shirts. Wool en Drawers. Neck 'Ties.' Kid and -Silk Gloves; &c., &c., &o., &c. All of which will ho_ sold at extremely low REM E M B E R TH E OLD STAND. JAISES STRAHAN&CO. N#. 125 River street. Corner of Ferry 8t; Opposite, St. Charles Hotel Troy. Of this tw .t. jntion of those laboring under any of tho vi ous characters or forms of disease, inch as C sumption, Cancers, Tumors, Diseases of the Heart !L” . T S . “i r “'s * : r . i d t 7 „ “ r £ The Doctross would bo happy to cure aU who 1 Troy. Office hoursfrom 9 a. m Cheap Trunk Store. T1AHCT IPATERI LEATHER R08ETTEI. J : Gentlemen’s and Ladies’ Traveling Trunks Interfering St Straps. Combs, CardSi &o. A t JAMES E. POWELL’S, 410 River st.,- ifactnrers’ Bank! Just above the Manufacturers’ BanI A< H e(her8ion, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Foreign and Domestic CIMM, Tmcdfr, SNiF, No. 118 Broad street, WEST TROY, R .¥. All orders promptly attended to. IIISGELLANY. An Artist’s Opinion of Foston. Mr. Jarves, in a late work entitled “Art Idea]” among kher good things, thus dis courses :—“ The sorbiquet ‘hub of tlie uni verse,' given in ridicule has a spice of truth at bottotti; Bostoii is d eity dfexiremes. It grows the intensest snobs,’ the meanest cow ardice, and thickeift-skinned hypocrites, by the side of saintly virtues, intellectual vig or, general inteligence and a devotion to the highestjnterests e f humanity, unsur passed by any city in the world. Ils falfi- onable manners seem impoi ted from Nova Zambia. Nowhere else does one friend give another only two fingers to shake without intending an insult. But the sam'e mau is prompt with his bank-chech for the public welfare. If a stranger judge Boston only by its snobs, Pharisees, and frozen- zone atmosphere of personal scrutiny reception, he will coincide in the worst opinions of her enemies. But it takeif a rich soil to grow strong weeds. Far out weighing its shortcomings, he wUI find, on looking farther, self-sacrificing hearts, quick to respond to noble instincte^; souls ripe in devotion, to generous ideas; a prac tical clear-headedness, a not-to-be-bribed- or-turned-aside love of justice; an earnest willingness of labor; and, above all, a freedom,which admits of intellectual growth in , all directions, despite time-honored prejudices, the seductions of fashion and' luxury, or the gibberish, of cant. With such rich salt o f hmnanity vivifying her his tory, Boston need envy no other city its op portunity for neatness.’’ of the world, askSd that a (j, ^ , from every station by which the friiin b passed should be sent to him. Examihihi these one after anolher, he a t lagt bam^ a sand which was identical with that fouhJ in the gold boxes. The name of the sta tion whence this sand had been collected was known; inquiries were set on foot a l that station, and among the persons ,ui()^ einjpiiq jie'd, the thief Was detected. Tlih bWeht is oiie Mich an expert novel-Wiftw might make use of with efiect. < A man fifty years old] wRo has cul M ^ hair regularly, will have removed frqm his head over thirteen feet, or twice his owtt length. Of beard, twenty five years’ ri»a^ ving takes off eight feet. This cutiiiig aha shaving is attended with a great lac^aqe pfthe juices which nourishes ithe hair, it )art of nhich is lost by evaporation iiotii he stumps oftheliairi —A man was detected in Boston insert ing a false marriage in one of thb , hews^al pets. He was arrested, tried and punisR- ed w'ith the utmost severity, expiating bil crime by confinement in a prison. Feriionl who undertake to impose upon the publm and newspapers in this nfatter, slfould un derstand that they are liable to be.sjbut up in a prison for doing so.’ Cuba to enlist, joined one of the Bhodh land batteries, was shut to do gkrrison Adtj^ in North Carolina,' thought his duty to slow;’ skid he had enlisted for the sake of fighting and must f i^t, deserted and joined a N e# York infantry regiment, was sent into' the Gulf Department, fought in sixteehlbaiaei^ furloughed, and came home to be antfito^ as a deserter! ' -Mattie Greenwood, a young Englisli- woman, is lecturing on “ Society,’ Courtship and Marriage,” iq our principal cities.' . —A man named John Scott, living in Trumbull county, Ohio,’ recently got Awvvnlr orrxvzi nerortnaA n drunk, went home and fell against a store; cracking his skull. He died so’on afte'f^ wards, —'lYhy are umbrellas like pancakes ? cause they are seldom seen after Lent. —Why is a butcher’s cart like lus boots! Because h e c a m e s W s ^ l T e s ^ r c ^ ^ ^ uv A n t e d . n e^ery Town an< Cennty Ul I 0 - Bale’s Rew Patentedi $6 Cnriotis Detection of a Criminal. Not long ago there occurred in Prussih one of those cases of detection of crime by scientific means which interest a large and intelligent class of readers, A quantity of gold, packed in boxes, was despatched by a railway tram. On arrival at its destina tion, it was discovered that the gold had been stolen from some of the boxes, which, were refilled with sand, to make up for tl eficient weight. Measures were at oncej I taken for the discovery of the thief; and! I that no chance might be lost. Professor ........................ m s J that a cWld wIioca: .... Or A - ^ m B o S a CO
