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^blished W ednesday and SATMDAY. < o f f i c e o v e r RENSSELAER COUNTY b a n k . ) TERMS; $2.00 per Annum: Single No’s 3 Gents. m m s T ~ ~ “ I r e f i E F E I£EUS OF ADVEEilSINa. ^S ' 4 T 5 ; S ; S “ JS * S ! I l:ffi :: .3 i s f \ i i 1 year, 104 ‘ ' col. 1 insert s s .«.i. .. i‘m s : 5 “,| 1 - : * a :: ig s Urs per year. Ohe^ dollar for each addlMonal For Special Notices In reading matter, hve cents a line each insertion. Advertisements continued until forbidden and charged accordingly. Annual advertisements limited to their own immediate business. All transient notices and advertisements paya ble In advance at the ^above^rates, ^ u a ^ o f ^IverTlJ loluded in ail cases during contin- advertUement. J. O. C omstock Printer for the Publishers. Oha^. J. Lansin?, PETTIS, HAS IN STOCK, Gent’s Splendid Style, Silk Hats, in Manilla, Leghorn, Panama, &c. Young Gent’s Fancy Dress Straws, Children’s Fancy Dress Hats, new and Attractive Patterns. Gent’s Philadelpliia .Style, Silk Hats, very PPTTIS Manufiiot«re.s, and keeps constantly on hand, a LARG E AND ATTRACTIVE ASSORTM h N T . PIUCES, Reasonable. J. R.PETTISj 374Rivrst.5 (Sign, Big Hat. (may 11] TU«Y, il . 1 1- A AC G. FLACK. DElLEIilii ^ Hardware^\ & Groceties. Ao. ;£!l.f94tate Sitreet. LAN-siNGBUtiUH, N. Y. DR. B O Y N T O N ’S P«troleum Rootin? Paiiir. ,A new and perfect pro- JJ l teotion against the elements. It is superior roofs to spring without cracking , it adhnres to tin firmly ; it is not vegetable, and will not de- tty; its cheapness and durability; and it will not scent or stain the cistern water- We will paint old as well as new tin roofs and warrant them for five years, for one cent per S j T J i i J,' ■.xtidM e ,; work exposed to the weather. Re^encM —C. Warner, P. Thomas, E. Pres- ' a LCKNZO b r o w n , Solo Agent, No. 195 River street, Troy. flTRinEDStoMEWMEl I 59 kA.)NPlPgg if OF SUPERIOR QUALITY * CONSTANTLY ON HAND. _ This Pipe is glaied inside and out, and is the best and cheapest article in use, for conducting .......... ; i s \ = s“ 1 all parts of the country. They are of various col ors, and Ciipable-of being madointoalmostan in finite variety of patterns. Circulars with patterns “ ‘ \ ‘•‘\ “ ‘ \\ m ' S S T o o a i k . no20m3 379 Pearl St. N. T A. H e t b e r ,s t o Manufacturer of and Dealer in Foreip and Domestic m \ % Tri\c(]f), m n & g „ No. 118 Broad street, WEST TllOV,iV.Y. ' All orders promptly attended to. T. Ov, DRESCaL.1., filXfLOOKJIfe-GLASS ■ . ficTDRB .F ram e m a n u fa c t u r e r , WU»(fn House Building, State 8 t., liA N S IN G B liH G H . (icorge Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Jnstici of the peace, 306 State street, Lansingburgh. H, HcaFiuaii BilRRMN’ i f f i R w h o l e s a l e & DETAIL C b e m ists & D r u g g i s t s , 292 S T A T E STREET. L A N S I N G B U R G H , N, Y C E N T R E M A R K E T . JOim DOVJRK keeps constiiiitly on hand at the above markS the quality of meat at reasonable prices Goods delivered to houses of customers whei de.sired. Lamsinghurgh, April 8th, 1864. PHOENIX HOTEL. The under dgnod havinv retnvned to the old ind popular stand formerly occupied by Iiim, hereby gives notice to tho public that he i- now wants of his customi prepared to .IS formerly. A few select boarders may And accomoda tions at this hotel. Parties from abroad will ceonive every desired attention. Bonestel & Damon, BENS. COUNTY BANK BUILDING. LANSIAGBIJRGH. ind all kinds of Tin, Copper, and Sheet jobbing doiieat short notice on most reason- Those desiring to purchase, will do will to call before? i-ohasing elsewhere. Cash paid. > r old Copper, Brass, Iron, Lead N. B. Stoves Stored, Blacked and repaired. LOOK HERE! GREAT BARGAll! We hive jnst received a large and splendid isortment i f. SPEIM G A N D SUM M E D c l o t h i n g , Including Gents’ French Walking Coats, Gents’ English Walking Coats, Gents business .'’nits, Ge its’ Dress Suits, Business Sack Coats, Boys’ Fancy Suits. Also a large assortment of G.nts’ Furaishing Goods, CONSISTING OF Linen Collars. Pocket HandkerebiefSi Lin en Shirts. Traveling Shirts. Cotton Drawers. Under Shirts. Cotton Socks. Hickory Sbbts. Wool en Drawers. Neck Ties. Kid and Silk Gloves, &o., &o., &c., &c. All of which will he sold at extremely low REM E M B E R THE OLD STAND. JAMES STRAHAN& CO. No. 125 Rlvdsr street. Corner of Ferry St, Opposite St. Charles Hotel Troy. T I . P a n t D o c t i’ess, Of this city, ivhnse bold and enlightened treat ment ot many of the most formidable disoa»es with which tho human family is aflUcted invites the at tention of those laboring under any of the vari- charaoters or fornis of disease, such as C.on- iption, Cancels, Tumors. Diseases of the Heai t . . . S i S S s ’S E s Debility, Nervousness, Spinal deformities, a diseases of Ladies and ChiJtlren JJor medicii Her system of treating diseases does not make flick to ina;]ce woU. or restraint in diet or exorcise The Doctress would be happy to okro all who suffer with sickness or .pain, that no chorisLuei Troy. Office hourefrom 9 a, m, to 4 p. m. apothecary NEW DRUG STORE. HARVEY &Ca. - Formerly of Apothecary Hall, .Alausion House Block, Troy, are now in full operation at TIIEIR NEW STORE, \o . 384 River St., Troy, opposite the eastern entrance of the Railroad Bridge, where can be found D R U G S &rM E D IClNES, pure and unadulterated, C h e m icals of th e best MANUFACTURE. PATENT lEDICIIES f Instnunents for pliysioalpiiysioi do- FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS' AND TOILET ARTICLES, Trusses, Shoulder braces. Supporters, Elastic Stookini and all idnds of formity. Sponges, Chamois Skins, Turkish Towels and Mittens for the batli. PAINTS, OILS AND D 7 E STUFFS, in fact everything usually kept iasa First diass Drug Store. We Sell loF for dash. Partionlar attention will he paid tothepre- peration of Physician’s Prescriptions, wo exercise! great care in this branch of o business. H A R V E Y Ss CO., Apothecary Hall, No 384 River St., Troy,N.Y. U. E. FULLER, M. D. H O M E O P A T H IS T . Office So. 195 State St., Lansingburgh. (luiickcnbusli & ,^Frencb. M E R C H A N T T A I E O R S , AND DBALEK3 IN G-snt’s Furnishing Goods 66 Congress Street, Troy, N .Y - Wilson & Green, BOOK, CARD AND JOB PRINTERS, 21& RITER STREET, TROT. descriptions ofj Job Printing neatly executed. Give us a callt S. C. WILSON. EDWARD GREEN. W ANTED. Agents In every Town and Connty t o sell Dale’s i\cw Talented $6 POETRY. BY H. IV. tOXGPELLOW. I lay upon a headland height, and listened To the incessant sobbing of the sea In caverns under me. And watched the waves, that tossed and fled and glistened, Until the rolling meadows of amethyst And melted away in the mist. Then suddenly, as ouo from sleep, I started’ For round about me all the sunny oapep Seemed peopled will, tho shapes Of those whom I had known in days departed. Appareled with tne loveliness which gleams On faces seen in dreams. A moment only, and tho light and glory, Faded away, and tho disconsolate shore Stood lonely as before; And the wild roses ot the promontory Around me shuddered in the wind, and shed Their petals of pale red. There was an o la belief that inthe embers heir primordial form et id cunning alchemists Could recreate the rose with all its members From, its own. ashes, but wituout its bloom, Without the least perfume. Ah, mel what wonder-working, oooult soienoo Can, from the ashes of oilr hearts, once more The rose of youth restore? What craft of alchemy can bid defiance To time and olmuge, a nd for a single hour K oub W this phantom-llower? ‘‘Oh, give me hack,” I cried, ” iUe vanished splendors, The breath of morn, and the exultant strife, When the swift stream of life B .unds o’er its roony ob.iuuel, and surrender The pond, with all its lillies’for the leap And the sea answered, with a lamentation. Like some old prophet wailing,mud it said; “Alas! thy youth is dead! It breathes no more, its heart has no pulsation, In the dark pl.ces with the dead of old It lies forever cold!” Then said I;“ From its consecrated cerements f a’ill not drag this sacred crust again, ® Only to give me pain; Butstili rememberi\g all the lost endearments, Uo on my way, like one who looks beforu’ . And turns to weep no moro'” l ife what lands of harvests, what plantations Bright with autumnal foliage and the glow Of sunsets burning low; Bene.ith wh.at miduight skies, whose oonstel. lalions Light u p tho spacious avenues between This world and the unseen? Amid what friendly greetings and caresses, What households, though not alien, yet not W hat bDwers of rest divine; To what temptations in lone wildernesses, What famine of the heart, what pain and loss, The bearing of what cross? I do not know, nor will I vainly question Those pages of the mystic book which hold The story still untold. But without rash conjecture, or suggestion Turn its leaves in reverence and good heed, Untll^b'i’nE ehd ” I read. V aluablk .— C atching O wls I nd E ab - BiTs.— When you discover an Owl on a tree, and find that it is looking a t you, all you have to do is to move quickly toUhJ the tree several times, when the owl in the mean time, whose attention will be firmly fixed, forgetting the necessity of turning its body with its head, will follow yoiir mo tions with its eyes, till it wrings its head To catch rabbits, place apples in the parts where they ficquent after sprinkling them wit& snuif, and when they come to smell, the sudden effort to sneeze, which they make never fails to break their mcks,' and even in some cases, has been known to throw their heads a foot beyon.1 theh? the will of the operator. It w matCrislthat requires the rr ^ IS 3 1-2 pounds, and is so arranged ns to be attached for use to a table-top or work- stand, With directions so that a child who can read may operate it without instructions. The superior tools and large facilities for man ufacturing. enables tis. to put them in the market .at the low price of Six Dollars by retail. noSSmS Or A. m ! ® GBR & CO. MISCELLANY. H ig h l y I m portant , if T rue .—“H ow do you do, Mrs. Diggs ?” said Mrs Gad.— ‘Have you heard that story about Mrs. Lud- ley ?” “Why, no.” replied Mrs. Diggs. ‘W hat is it? Do tell me?” “'Oh, no 1 I promised not to tell for all the ‘‘Oh, I’ll never open my mouth about it I no, never.” “Weir if you’ll believe it, Mrs. Fundy told me last night that Mrs, Trot told that her sister's husband was told by a per son that Mrs, Trouble s oldest daughter told Mrs. Nichols that her grandmother lieard by a letter which she got from her sister’s second husband’s eldest brother’s step daughter out in Australia, that it was reported by a skipper just arrived from tho Fejee Islands, that the mermaids Wore crinoiine made of lAiark skins!” A Scotch minigter was once^ busy catechi sing his young parishioners before the cod- gregation, when he put the usual first ques tion to a stout girl whose fathef kejif a pub lic house. “What is your name?” No re ply. The questi.in having been repeated, the girl replied, ”Nane o’your fun, Mr. Min! ister ye ken my name weel enough. D’ye posay when ye come to our house on auight Bet, bring me some a le!”’ The congrega- tion, forgetting the sacredness of the place, were in a broad grin, and the i>arsbii lofiK- ed daggers. ' —Persons owning shade trees that are nfesled with worms should at once bore a hole in the trunk of each tree, extending to the centra or heart of the tree, and then fill the! ole up with pulverized sulphur and plug it up tight. In a short time the sul phur will spread through all the branches, —The French now make bonnets out of India liihber, painted to imitate Leghctfii braid. India rubber bonnets ought to fit almost any head. Hesilra1>le Residence for SALE. ig house, two barns, a well and two oisterna, bo- „.C1C3 two ahods and stalls, and a now wagon honso in course of oroction on tho plane. , . , It is a fine farm either for stock or graitt raisihg. Ono lmlf of thepurohaso money may remain on Bond and Mortgage for a long term of years. For .r 0. Dated Juno 8Hi; 1864. STRAW HATS, SIL K H A T S , SOFT H A T S CLOTH HATS. Of all the different stylos and materials in Use, are offered for cash at their casli value at the TROY CITY HIT STORE, 362 River Street, Troy^ IN FRONT OF. THE TROY CITY BANK. al 6. H E N R Y RO US S E A U. Wm.Hall & Son, 543 BEOADWAY, NEW YOKE:. Established 35 Years. M a iiutacliircrs o l Hall & Son’s Celebrated New Scale PlilO FORTES. Known over tho whole world for their volame Mid richness of .tone, dura’oility and elegance. Warranted. Manufacturers and importers' ol F l jte S’ G uitars , B anjos , and all kinds of Brass count given to NorC-'s and Seminaries. Cata*' A. SEILER, 08 congress st. T h e E m p p r i u m ! ny own usanufaoture, and waraanted to lit-
