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Local Summary. TriiTellers Directory. Centj^.—7 a. m.,, Steaniboat Express; 12,10 m., S . Y,Express', 5 p , m.. 11,60 p. m. Night fludsou Rirer Railroad.-r-L^ve Troy for New York. Express ^Train, 4,45 ; 8,40 .a m , «,30;a,30 p .m . Eensseiaer and* Saratoga Train leaxes Troy 7,35 a. m.; and 12,40 ; and 5,15 ; p. m. i Express. A train will leave Troy for .Sar atoga at lOiOO p., M„ on Saturday night only, o n arrival of Hudson River and Haidem Rail Eoad trains leaving New York at 4:00 p. m , Leaving Saratoga pn Sunday a t4:00 p. m ., con- oeoting with Steamer Yanderhilt for New York Troy & Boston Trains Leaves Troy 8 a, m. for Montreal Ogdensburgh, Boston; 12,30; p. m., Express for Montreal; 4,45 aeoomoda- tiOn for Rutland ; 10 p. m.. Sleeping Cars, Ex- pReSS'for Montreal, Ogdensburgh .and Boston Troy and Lansingburgh Rail Road. 5,45 6,15 6,45 aiid 7,15 a . m ., and every 15 minutes aft er, until 8 P. M., and then at 9 and 10 p. m ., last car down passes PhoEnix Hotel 10,10p. m . The German Protestant Luthern Church, just completed on the West Moun tain in the town of Berlin, will’ be dedicated to the service of Almighty God, on Sab bath ihorning, October 23d inst.—services conimencing at 10 o’clock. The members of the church and society desire to express their deep gratitude to the citizens of Ber- B^^dATHlMONlAl..—On Tlmrsday after-, noon, a distinguished matrimonial ceremony was performed at the First Presbyterian Church in the ’Burgh. The officiating clergyman was the: Rev. Mr Beveridge. The bride was the beautiful daughter of one of our first merchants,and manufactur ers, recently deceased: The Groom was the lip, and others, whoj. by their liberality, junior proprietor of one of the largest and have enabled them to build this house o f, most firmly established Iron manufacturing worship. establishments this side of New York. Al.- ------------- ::— ' I together, it was one of the most nchmh& ;|^THEW K ATH E B .^Thursday cold and ofthis kind which has occurred here drizzling rain nearly all day; Friday, ooolijn „,a„y ^ ye^r. A fine collation and cloudy, Saturday, rainy. 1^*Mails arrive daily a t? a . M. and 1,45 p. M, Close at 1,15 and 4,45 p. H. Othoe, open Sundays, from 9 to 10 a . m . \W\ A fire occurred Wednesday night in the Brush Factory of Mr. Anson Son, in the build ng on State street, known as the old “Dougrey store.” The building was damaged about $300, and the stock $900. The Steamer J. E. Whipple, was early on hand, and by flooding the building «ith water, the latter was saved. M. Son was absentjn New York at the time. His iii- sur-ince was for the sura of $25 j O. Win. McArdle, of the N. Y- S. V., Engi neering Corps, is in town. His liealth is very poor,hj having been sick about four months. E^R e v . C. D. Flagler and lady loft here Thursday morning, for their home in War ren county. Their stay in this town was about four weeks. B ^ T h e inspection of the 24th Regiment is set down for Oct. 21st. but it is not deci ded where it will take place. Tiie regi ment now numbering ten good companies, it IS expected <ill turn out at least 500 men. Capt. Petit, of Gen. Allen’s staff, will act as Brigade i spector on the occa sion. Geii. Allen will also review the regiment. A B as -R elief E questrian figure OF G eneral M c C lellan .— There may be seen at Cusack’s jewelry store, a beautiful bas-relief equestrian statue of Gen. Mc Clellan, designed by Harley, and executed by Ward, in bronze and silver. The figure is 10x12 inches in size, and is a most beau tifuDy executed and exceedingly life-hke representation of Gen McClellan and his war-horse. J ^ T h e Repulican meeting at th'- Bap tist church, Wednesday evening, notwith standing the rain, was well attended. G. W, Demers and Mr. Merideih, were the speaki-rs. S chool ELEcrioNs.— The Annual Weetings of our Common School Districts, were held oh Tuesday evening. In Dis trict No. 1, the annual report was read, and tli0,Mlowing estimates voted; For Teach ers wages, $1100; Fuel. $175; Repairs* $12; Insurance,$38; Bo\ks and Stationery $95 j Contingencies, $ 8 0 . - lotal, $1500. Jdnathan E. Whipple was appointed Trus tee for three years; E. Hyatt, Clerk ; H. A . ^nswell. Collector; James C. Comstock Dibrarian, with a salary of $75. in Scho.'l District No; 5, the following estimates for the ensuing year, were voted: Teachers’wages, $430; Incidentals, $80; ti.Braiian’s salary, $ 1 5 .- Total, $525. J. B. . Icke was elected Trustee: Samuel 't^hiley, Clerk; David Lusty collector, W hat they think op W. vterpord . A committee of the Fire Department of Trenton, N. J , came to Waterford to ac company a new steam fire engine, made for that city by L. B utton of that village) to its destination. When here ti^ey em braced the opportunity to visit fire attrac tions of the place and vicinity, and when they returned, a very pleasantly written report of their journey was published, from which we copy that part referring to Wa terford, and Lansingburgh : as published in the S&ntinel. “Waterford is a very quiet and orderly town of about 3000 inliabitants, It has a Mayor but no police officers—the business being performed by constables. It has two hotels, two or three saloons, three ma chine shops, and three flour mills. At one time it was quite a business place, but the Railroads and Champlain cimal carry the business to Troy and Albany. The Ma chine shop of Dir. Button is the princ pal one, and is quite extensive. The proprie tor has a wide reputation as builder of hand engines. The old “Union” and tlu •‘Delavvare”are both Mr. Buttons n..anufac- ture and are ly oddstlie most powerful hand engines now made. We spent a veiy agreeable time in Wa terford. And visited the adjoining village. Lansingburgh, where we saw a stoauier of the same pattern as the “ Union” which is said to have paid for itself in two weeks af ter its purchase by saving thousands of dol lars wortn of property.’’ Prior to the 1st o f September very many of our store keepers purchased large supplies of matches, in order to save the stamp tax, and they are now selling them without stamps. Their sale is illegal. Ev ery bunch of mate es, no iivdter when m.ide, muit be stamped, and any person who has them on hand, and neglects to . affix the req>,ired stamps, is liable to arrest and to lose them by conf scatio i. Dealers w 11, iherefore, consult their own interest by complying with the terms of the law. 0 ^ To BE arbitrated .— Tim numer ous suits pending between, Leonard Smith and George Carbon, which have kept the Troy and Lansingburgli Courts in constant practice ever since March List, and which, strange to say, had fiot resulted in a single judgm. nt on either si le during all this peri od of litigation, have been at last, by mutu al agreement, arbitrated and left out to John B Gale, Esq, counsellor, at Troy. 'I’he cases, from their number aud delay, bad almost acquired the cognomen Jamdyce vs. Jarndyce. Wm. A. Beach and T. S. Banker, appeared for Smith, and Cole H. Denio and Clias, J. Lansing for Carlton; The matters will now propably come to a focus at an early day. prepared at the Phoenix Hotel under the Superintendence of “mine host” Mr. Glad ding, assisted by the modern'Soj/iir’ Ham let Bontecue. Choice wines and other pala table eatables and drinkables were abun Special BfoticeN* There is nothing more certain to prevent; male Ifregnlarities thon Dr. Velpau’s Pe-i lale Pills. They will irn of monthly siokn S % S ‘ A S s s t £ i «: send the reoeipp for preparing and using this medi- OTie, inn^ealod envelope, to any ono.who ncedsit. T H U - G R E A T E N G I a I S H : r e h e d t . SIR. JAMES CXiABKE>S CELEBRATED FEM A L E PILLS. Preparedfrom a perscription of S ir J. G(drk$, r. D ; Physician Extraordinary to the Queen, This medioine is unfailingin the cure of aU those painfnfand dangerous diseases to which the female, oonstitution is subject. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may bo relied on. it is peculiarly; TO UAuniEDlAUniED suited. It LADIES 'targe. AMres. will. In a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern ment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counter* ■S.ABER CuTSt— Gunshot Wounds, and all other kind of wounds, also Sores, Ulsers.i I'* dantly dispensed, and the numerous friends ^ of ttie liberal groom were invited t-partake ' the, soothing influences of Holloway’s Oint ment. It heals to the bone, so that the wound never opens again. Soldiers, be sure to supply yourselves. If the reader of this “ notice” cannot get a box o f Pills or Ointment from the drug store in bis place, lot him write to rpoi SO Maiden Lane, enclosing tlie amount, <md I will mail a box free of expense. Many dealers will not keep my medicins on hand because they can not noake.as nmch prolit as on other persons’ make, 35 cants, 88 cents and $1,40 per box or of the luxuries of the tempting Board. The Bridal company departed on the after noon train of the Hudson River cars for the Metropolis. lancy, os Uey are sure to bring, on miscarriage 'ut at any other time they are safe. rt, Jly^terk Whites,, these Pills will effect a cure when al id /pinal affeotiop»> exertion. Palpitation of the Heart, Jlys In all oases of Nervous and Spinal affeotiop»> Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight down from Mecbanicville ng, states that he saw the mountains all tS S now . —A gentleman who He yesterday the mountaii around in the distance covered with snow. He also stated that the mountains ia the easterly part of this county were covered with snow. 0 ^ A new vinegar factory is about to be put in operation in the village by Der rick Adams and Jacob Gordinier. It is be ing fitted up by Mr- Jesse Tallman who has had large experienoe in the business w ho formerly conducted the same kind of business in the ’burgh The building where it is to be carried on is in the furnace lately occupied by Dir. Pliney Southwick on the south side of Lansing rtreet, adjoining the Public Square. set ------ ,— ----- -3^ — V' ---- - At the First Presbyterian Clmrcb in this village, October 13th, by Rev. A. M. Beve ridge, .Mr P eter A. B drdisn and Dlis- M ary F. K ellogg , both of Lansingburgh. In Canandaigua, on the 3dof Octqber, by the Rev. I'r. Hibbard. C haiiles E. S eiu . ev formerly of this village, to Dliss S arah M \ \ “ NETT, of the former plice. cr means have failed: and althou imedy, do not contain iron, oaloraei, ai r anything hurtful to the oonstitution. Full direotions in the pamphlet around euoh cage which should bo carefully preserved. ' le agent for the United States and Canadas, though a ^ ’werfu oaloraei, anti|iony package JOB MOSES, 27 Cortlauc 1\V YORK, Talte Moticc. ^ Charles, Claik, Tailor, has o lot of Custom Made Over C Coots, which hewiU sell cheap, for cash. Gentlemen are line for the nsulvcs. CO,, 63 Liberty ' treef, New-York. Fall Fashions, in G e n t’s S ilk Hat.s, I'i'ancy Cloth Hat.-:, Soft Hats, StilF Brim, Fancy Hats, Fancy Cassimere Ca[).'- A t 3T4 R iver struct, Troy, N. Y. S IG N - i ! / G 11A A . t bj all Drn^gi.,., b £ ,\ L '? talning 50 Pills, by retu-.n mail. R E L IE F IN TEN MINUTES. BRTAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS. Original Afedioiiio established in 1837, and article of the kind evof introduced under the name of “ P udmonio W apeiis ,” in this or any other country i all other Pulrnonio wafers are oountetloits. The Gonuinooan bo known by the name BUY./1N being stamped on ciioh wafer. Jinjan’s Pulmonic Wafers. Eeliovc Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Iloarsness. Bryan's PiUmonic IVafers Relievo asthma j Bronchitis, Diffloult Breathing. Bryan's Pulmonic IVafers Roliovo Spitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest. Bryan’s Pulmanic Wafers Roliovo Incipient Consumption, Lung Diseases. Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers Boliove the above complaints in ton Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers ilossing to all Classes and Ooni this village, aged 55 years, 5 months and 14 days. Funeral at the late residence of the de ceased, to morrow (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past two o’cnclt. LA N S IN U H U K G H Potatoes, ................................ ............ . c’S::-.;:-.:;:-.:-.'..:;;:-.-.;-, lARKETS. ...$ u 00a 13 00 ■i .4s I Mimufartiii'i'. gnods can ha pro- duoud atvory voasdimble riites. Call and in- psoct stylas aud yricos at 374 River street, J. E. PETTI s !°^ ■ New Fall Styles of Hals. The Patent Hat, A new and flesirable article, Cloth Hatsi Soft Hats. Cass HatSj in variety. A splendid variety of Cloth Caps, A. No. 98 Congress Street, Troy. Ladies’ Furs, seilers . ladies’ Fur, and Fur Trimmed HOODS, Our own Manufacture, at A. Are a blessing to all Classes and Constitutions. ’Bryan’s . Pulmonic Wafirs Ato adapted tor Vooalists and Publio Speakers. Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafers Are in simple form and pleasant to ll am’s Pulmonic 11 :o the taste. Bryam’s Pulmonic Wafers Not only relievo but offeot rapid and lasting cures. Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafiirs Are warranted to give satisfaotlon to every one. No family should bo without a box of Bryan’s Pulmonic Wafitrs In tho H o u se./ No traveler should bo without a supply of Bryan's Pulmonic Wafiirs In his pocket. No person will over object to give for n’sn’s Pulmoniculmonic W ifers ' venty-lhfonty-lhfo Cents.ts. Brya P Wa Twe Cen JOB MOSES. Solo Proprietor, 27 Cortland S t N ew Y ork . Sold by all Druggists, .'• . . . 2 00 SEILER.’^, 9 8 street, Mrs. M. Entwistle, T |ie renow n e tl Clairvoye- a n t R o ctress, Owing to an accident on the Hudson Riv- H. J. Mason, CABINET AND COFFII lAKEE, 2 4 t l S tate Street, Lansingburgh, N . Y., WniiM Vrtor.n/.»r«h« _ JL- a er Railroad, the New York papers did not i 4Vould respectfully inform his frlonds and tho arrive here on Thursday until nearly even- Warorobms, alftho stock lately in the Establish ing. The accident was not serious. Dir. Daniel Cady has just opened a store in the premises lately occupied William S. Walters on State 'Street where he will sell poultry of all kinds, and pota toes , apples, vegetables and provisions. Give him a call. a ^ T h e body of the late John M, Mott, ,esidenoe, nVxtc arrived home on Friday afternoon, from Phoenix Hotel.' 'Washington. ...... '' “ Warorobms, all tho stock lately in the Establ ment of Charibs A. \lark consisting of vai styles of OOEEINS, TRIMMINGS, U . Mutalic, Roseffood, Broadcloth, AND CO F F INS OF VARIO U S O T H E R .KIND S , CO N S T A N T L Y ON HAND. Nhi’oiids, Habits, Caps, Plates, and different desoriptions of HANDLES. A superior IIEARSE, with glass sides, and Carriages furnished at short notice. T” Eartioular attohtioi funerals. lion given to superintending so u th i STRAW HATS, iilLBL H A T S ,S O F T flA T S , CLOTH HATS, Of all the diffeceni stylos and materials in - use, are offered for cash a t their cash value at , TROY CITY HAT STORE, 352 River Street. Troy, i IN FRONT OP THE i TROY CITY BANK.: api'ilie H E N R Y RO U S S E A U Jesse Spicer, successor to AAEON L. WEATHERWAX, Manufacturer of, 'And Dealer in all kinds c BO.OTS and SHOES, At the old STAND, No. 213 State Stroet, ___ Lansingburgh, N. Y. ISAAC C. FLACK.. ^ DEMER IN Hardware & Groceries. Ao. 299 S t a t e Street, L A N S I N G B U 11 G II, -N. Y COBDEN’S Photograph and Amhrotype OALLLERY , , C orner of F ourth and R iver -S ts ., T ro V, 0 ^ Mr. C., lately of Brady’s Gallery, NeW York, would respectfully, inform tho citizen, of Troy and vicinity, that ho has opened one of the most convenient and best arranged Galleries in the State, whore he intends to pay personal at tention to the business. He would most respectfully invite (ho citizens of Troy and vicinity to his rooms, to ex amine specimohs of every stylo known to tho
