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L0C^ SuBinia]?. Travellers Directory. Central.—7 a. in., Steamboat Express; 12,10 m., Y, Express,; 5 p . m., 11,50 p. m. Nigb Express. Hudson Biver Railroad.—Leave Troy for NetvYork. Express Train, 4,46 ; 8,40 .am .,' ^,S6 ; 9,15 p, m . !Ren3selaer and Saratoga Railroad leaves, Troy 7,35 and 9,45 a. m.; 12,20 m.; 5,15 ; p. m ., Express. Troy & Boston R.ail Road Leaves Troy 8 a. in. for Montreal Ogdensburgb, Boston; 12,30 p. m.. Express for Montreal; 4,45 aceomoda- lion for Rutland ; 10 p . in.. Sleeping Cars, E x press for Montreal, Ogdensbui'gb and Boston. Troy andLansingburgli Rail Road. 5,45 G,15 is,45 and 7,15 A. M., and every 15 minutes aft- br; until 8 p, m ., and then nt 9 and 10 p. m ., last cap down passes PluEiiix Hotel 10,10 p . m . S y Mails arriv6 daily at 7 A. m . and 1,45 p. M. Close a t 1;15 and 4,45 P. M. Office open Sundays, from 9 to 10 A. m . ilTPio-Nio.—This is decidedly the season •for enjoyment among the young folks by way of pio-nios. And we think there is no way of pleasing the fancy of the youthful heart (as well as older ones) as by assembling together in a hot mid summn- day, in some cool grovei and passing a few hours in innocent amuse ments, and partaking of a bountiful supply of refreshments ever found in abundance on such occasion. These, to the young heart are worth a whole year's toils and troubles—one day of festivity and mirtli, with ;them, overbalances the evils of many days of their little troubles and perplexities. Nor is this charming influence operative alone upon the child, but in a multitude of instances in every such assemblage, whether-it be a pic nic, or excursion upon the river or rail car, we see the older ones enjoying the occasion equal ly with the juveniles This is rigid. It has a lasting induenoe of a goodly chariioter the youthful ones who a r » also partakers in sports and festivities of the day. It is con ductive to health, it has a good moral tendency, and should ever be encouraged. We have noticed in our columns several pic nics wliioh have already come ■'off, and more are yet to come. Among the latter we would mention tliat of St. John’s ChurcR which takes place this afternoon at Lansing’s Qrov», for the Benefit of the new ehuroh. Thii will doubt be well attended as ample arrangements have been mside to carry out the programme oh a grand scale. We also hear that tho Sunday School of the Methodist Episcopal Church is to have a pic nic one week from to-day. This will also he 'conducted on a grand scale and hundreds of little hearts will bo made glad on that occasion. The Brusli Makers are also to have a pio-nic the latter part of the present month. As this is a numerous class in our -village, it will u n doubtedly be the most largely attended, and most “ gay and festive” one of the season. ■Lansing’s Srove is becoming a very popular J ^ A ibant I ibms —P alsb Rispoii't,—The report cironlated that Mr. Larose’s steamer, Lizzy fBaker, now employed by tlla Govern ment on James River, also that Thomas Law- lor, o f the firm of Br.ainard Lawlof^ boat- builders, of this city, were captured, and taken, to Rebeldoin, turns out to 110111111110. Tlic boat that was behind; the.Baker had a fewuhots. fired .vt her, b u t the Baker escaped tinliurt. WeuxDEn SonWERSi—A large number of wounded officers and soldiers reachedthijecity' yesterday from Petershurg^ on a 80 days fur-! lough. None of them were seriously hurt. The majority of them belonged in this city. The others proceeded 17681. They all felt hsppy, and hoped for the day to arrive when they would he able to return. (t^EsoAPB OP A SuBSiiTirrE,—On Monday evening shortly after dark, a substitute, pro* ciirred for a gentleman from Lansingburgli, who had been examined .and .accepted,' inade his escape from the ProVbst Marshall’s office,, where he was lodged for safe keeping, by forc ing open the fourth story window, an 1 sliding down upon agutter pipe which stood convient- ly near. The police were at once notified of the fact, but h ad not sucueeded in finding his Whereabouts at the date of b u r going to press. SBgrOnji C rops .—We are receiving cheering news for the poor. We see stated in Washing ton that Commisioner Newton has received re cent advices from the West, representing tho wheat crop to b e better than was anticipated, regards exoelleiico of grain and quality of straw. The yieldwill not probably be an aver age one, but the falling off in the quantity will, *t is thought, b e fully compensated by the im proved quality of the grain. lI^N e w Steam Fire Engine. A petition is in circulution askiqg the Trustees to call a meet ing of the taxable inhabitants for the purpose of voting on the question wiiether wa have another Steam fire engine, cannot som'i one of our wealtliy citizens donate a new engine to onr village and thus save a tax burdened peo ple and acquire lasting fame at tho same time ? We believe the Alba Read, the Hugh Rankin and the Jason C. Osgood, of Troy, all bear evi dences of tho liboralty of their gendrous pet- . Now don’t all speak a t onoei AoBnEWDAlB CoLiESE —Onr friend, Rev. 0. W.,Cushing,recently 0* Troy, seems to'have been formally inaugrated as Principal Of the Lasell Pemale Seminary, at Anburndale, Mass. In an account of the graduating exercises, the Boston Traveler, of Friday, says: “ Yesterday was graduating day at the Semi nary at Auburndale, and it was the more inters esting from the fact that it was the last day of tlie retiring Principal, Qeo. W. Briggs-, A. M. The new Principal and proprietor, Rev. Charles W . Cushing, A. M ., was also present. Tliis gentleman was for twelve years oonneoted with or in charge of the Newbury Seminary, Vor- ‘inonl, and for two years President of the New Hampshire Conference Seminary and Pemale College a t Sanbornton Bridge. During the past two years, he has been in charge of a large and flouriiihing Church at Troy, Mr. Cushing, with his long experience, will carry on the institu tion in its fullness, with some additions, among which will be one new departnlent, that of uni versal history, of which Rev. Merriman, of Lansinghnrgh, N. Y , , author of the ‘ Trail of History,’ is to be the professor^ The building' during tho vacation, will also be renovated and improved.” B ^ E am t C iosing .—We see that the move ment is being carried out pretty generally ■throughout our village to close all stores &c. at 8 o’clock p. M. This we tliink is a good moral as it gives to employees an hour or Wo ■of leisure time which they much need to at tend to their own daily liecosailies, and when the tiling hecomes generally known, our diti- zens eon manage to do their shoping before that hour, as well as after, and they have the satisfaction of knowing that they are bestow ing a great favor Upon the hard working desks. A spirited meeting -was held atSt. LoniSj Mo., Thursday night, to devise means to raise : representative recruits, and avert the draft. Committees wore appointed for each ward eiid township in the county, to raise money in fnr- theranoo of theobject- E i ”Jesse P.Wilson, proprietor of the “ W ib on House,’’ is aboiit commencing the erection of a story and a half tenant house upon tJie lot iceiitly purchased of Edvrard Lansing. 8 ^ Michael Rafter, who ivas arrested for passing cotinterfieit money,- .as stated in onr last issue, was enlisted on Monday last and is on his way to Dixie. 8 ^ M instrei . s .—The opening ekliibition of Morris Bro’s, Poll & Trowbridge’s Minstrels was hold at Griswold Hall, Troy, on Monday evening. A rousing house greeted the perfor mers, who gave’one of the most enjoyable en tertainment ever tiren in that city. They will exhibit this (Wednesday) and to-morrow eve nings. G o allw h o can, II^^The pic-nio of the Fenian Brotlieriiood, at Simmon’s Island, Cohoes, on Monday last, one of tho grandest affairs of the kind held in this vicinity. Over 5,000 per- wero present. Tho party broke up at a respectable hour in the evening, all were well pleased with tile entertainment,and every thing passed o f harmoniously and quiet. 8 ^ T hb S eventh REaiMENi.—A letter re ceived from Col, John Hastings, of the 7th Ar tillery, says, “ I regret to say that the old reg iment is about all used up. The number of muskets now in the regiment is only 342, and is commanded bv a Lieutenant, yet while it has been in the service it has sho'wn a noble record for itself.” In this village,^ July H tli inst., John H. July 11th inst., Johahah, dauglitor of John lahii, aged 2 months. Is it possible that any soldier can be so tool- so will deeply regret it. Tiiese medicines are the only certain cures for Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Sores and Sonrvy. If the reader of tliis “ notice” cannot get a box of Pills or Ointment from tho drug store in bis place, let him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and I will mail a box free of expense. Many dealers will not keep my medicins on hand because they can not make as much profit as on other persons’ ske, 35 cents, 88 cents and $1,40 per box or L A N S I N G B U R G I I M A R K E T S . Flour .............................................. $13 00 a 15 OO Buokwhoat Flour,................................................3 OO Indian Meal,........................................................3 25 Pork,..................................................................40 00 Beef,. ............................. 15 OO Flax Seed, ........................................................... 3 50 Wheat..................................................................2 00 Beans,..................................................................2 75 Barley, ....... . . ....................... .................. 180 Potatoes,................... .........4 00 Turnips,......................................................... 38 gg'’’LiGnTtniio TRAiN.-'-It is reported that Commodore Vanderbilt is negotiating for a 'igbtning t a in to run between Few York and Saratoga, by the Harlem railroad, passing through this city with merely a change of en gines. Such an arrangement cannot fail of meeting with public favor. J3I’*R ain —*We had a slight sprinkling of rtviu, on Monday, b u t not sufficient to effect much permanent good. The drought still continues, and we are afraid that the crops about here are too far stunted by the droughth to recover, if we have rain now. The h.ay and oat Crops ■Will be very light. H j * PfRE/—A fire ooourred on Monday night. In Adamsville, consuming the wooden shed ad joining the brick store, occupied by Peter Wal lace. The premises, we believe belonged George Perry, and were' partially consumed Several years since. We suppose there was no insurauoe. ' I ^ B apiism .—The ordinance of Baptism will be administered to three young ladies Sunday next b y Rev. Mr. Merriman, Pastor of the John’s Street Baptist Church, The cere monies will take place at 9 o ’clock a . si. at the usual place. , (SF* Street Goinmissioner Jabez Hawkings is keatingthe west side of State street to a heavy coat of gravel. As soon as worn down by tr.avel it will make a smooth hard surface. It was a much needed improvement. good supply of soda water for these hot days, to b e lied at O’Brien’s, opposite the Wilson House. Thiff medicine is nnfailragin {he cure of all those unful and dangoroosdiseases to wliioh the female, oonstitnlien is subject. I t moderates aiv excess- and removes all obstruolions, and s'speedy eate may be relied on. CARRIED BASICS il ls poonlmriy suited. It will, in a sherltime, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, prioo One Dollar, bearsthe Qovoni- ment Stamp of Groat Britain to prevent cennter- *^°‘**‘ C&VTION. These Pills shoule^ not be taken byfemahs dn- ring, the F IRST TH R E E NONTHS of Preg nancy, ai they are sure to irtng on miscarriage but at any other time they arc «t/Ci In all eases of Nervous and Spinal affeoti Pains in the Baolc and Limbs, Fatigi itioD of tho Heart, Hysterios and lls -will offect a-ouro when all oth- ' or means have failed: and although a powerful roiitedy, dcinot ocmtain iron, calomel, antimoi : anything hurtful to tho constitution. Full directions in tho pamphlet around each package which should bo carefully preserved. Sole agent for the United States and Ganadas, R E L IEF IN T E N MINUTES. B T IY A IV ’S PULMONIC WAFERS. Original Jifedioino established in 1837, and first article of tho kind over introduced under the name of “ P ulmonic WArEiis,’’ in this or any other country; all other Palmonio wafers are counterfeits. 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