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. HOME A l$ D ^ R E A ? ! ^ W S . T he following local business changes we take from tbe Ez&inineK. Oar y&y limited, acquaint tance, as yet, with the business ifleh of the vil lage, and the close attention and increased lar- bor attendant upoq ah enlargement of ohr pa per and giving it a new “dress,” has thus far precluded the possibility of our “ being arqund’ as much as would seem expedient or desirable. Time, however, which ‘-makes all things eTen, will conquer these difficulties, and we, trust smooth for us the path to a more extended and better acquaintaintadce; T. C. P almer and D. C. liOSEE,of Coxsack- ie, will carry on the Grocery trade at the store recently occupied by J . H. V an GORDEfN. de- ceased. Mr. Palmer is. widely Unown by his connection with grocers in this village for sev cral years., Mr. Losee is from Coxsackie, and has been engaged in the same business. W ilson P age has focmed a copartnership with P . S. L ynes in the Tailoring and Cloth ing ti-atle.. It is understood that they will re move to the store nowoccupied by Dr. D oan E, Druggist. J b . MARxjN will occupy the; store vacated by Mr. Lyue3,in connection with his present place. . , The law firm of J. A. & A - G risw old has been dissolved—-tj^e junior parter assuming the title of Justice of the Peace, and removing tp his office opposite the Cataldll Bank. R . W . W atson and J. A. G risw old , under the name of Watson & Griswold, will ecfntio- ue their professional business at the office , re cently occupied by the Messrs. Griswold. W. H. R oberson , grocer, foot of Main-st., is to remove to the ‘-Rngg- stand,\ l|pad of the street, now oecupned as-a clotbiog store. Mr. R., it is understood, will be connected with Mr. D alleneeck , of Hudson, as a partner in the trade. fJ. * WM. C onklin has r e n t e * t h e stot-e lately oc cupied by C. S. S pencer , grocer,, where he wilt continue the same business. Dr. E. R. M ackey b | | purchased .the stock in trade of Dr. I ngers ^ l ’ s Drug Siore, .and will continue the business at the same place.— Dr. M. is from the cDunty of Schoharie, where his reputation is such as to merit a .welcome from our citizens. Dr. Ingersoll, w-e learn, will confine himself to the practice of his profession. Dr.. J ewell has removed bis office to the “Seaman building,” one door north of W alton T an L oan ' s Book Store. - Miss M agilton . Milliner, will take the place now occupied by Mrs. G raham , where she will continue ihe business, MW-Y0E5; POEBESOTBENOE Of The Recorder and Democrat. N p . H I , '. , N ew Y ork , March 5, 1861. Your correspondent was not “overpowered^ either by, tho weather or the Presidential recep tion,\ but is overpowered with regrets that his^ laudable effort to be “on time” last week should ¥ v e b e e „ , o p r p v b W o g I H e f e a W b ,t h O B e g ^ ^ ^ gence of “ U n d e S a m u e ls officials. ^D a tsk ill gratitude du,e the generous and nals, as well aa Western; newspapers. Only 20,000 of the citizens of'Kansas at the present tirne remain uhsWallowsd up by the fWglitful “stafVatroh vortex. T h e re were only 30,0'd,0 sufferers when. Hyatt commenced his philan thropic dejivsVance., The number lias beep in creased by 20,000 under the present order of things. Ho.w long Will it be before the whole population will be swallowed up by the starva tion rhania? ■ ' . In the. name of truth and righteousness, in A bnsfield & L aten - doll , now occupying-with great emphasis,-“I disremember anything the “Rugg stand”, as a Clothing''Store, will re move to the store first door above P ierson & B ecker ' s . W b invite the attention of business men to the card of Messrs. B iggs & R osseter , in our advertising columns. We have long and \inti mately known the junior member of the firm, and take pleasure in recommending Judge Eos- seter as a gentleman of the strictest integrity, whose hands were never contaminated by the touch of a dishonorable penny, and who is “a gentleman'and a scholar,” in the strictest ac-HperaturC of 8 2 * . A fact so unp-aralleled in. the ceptation of terms. With his co-partner we have not the pleas- are of an acquaintance, but presanle him to be all right Judging from asaociatioiL • T he canvass of claims of the several ‘Can didates\ for the Post-Office in this village is becoming cflite spirited; The contestants are all gentlemen, and treat each other with so much “distinguished consideration,” that it is almost impossible to determine which has' “the inside track” in this “ trot” for the “spoils.” W e fnlly endorse the doctrine which will most un questionably be shortly exemplified, that “to the victors belong the spoils and as this ri valry is apparently progressing upon gentleman ly usages, we have no fears fov the result. How ever, even in Republican cirelH, w e. suppose that “ the race” will not inevitably be to “the swift.” N ext w e e k our paper will be presented to its friends in an enlarged form and new “dress.” W e trust our efforts to improve it will be sec onded*by our friends in corresponding endeav ors to enlarge its circulation and. augment its sphere of usefulness. Local correspondence is .solicited from all parts of the county. if I am rightfully informed, is still situated on the West bank of the Hudson River, about.125 miles distant from this city^say M r hours by Railroad. These premises being admitted, I ■have consulted “DaboH” and “Playfair” in vain for a rule affording a mathematical solftion o the question why it should require a space of thirty-six hours for the transmission of my let ter., W^as there anything in the a’ddress of that letter calculated to arouse the suspicions of the Chief of Police that it might contain muni- nkiORS of war, or an incendiary and treaspna*- ble plan for the secession of Greene County and the bombardment of the Mountain House ? I am credibly informed that the Police last week areeste'd and sent to the State arsenal a case of Braudreth’s phis, marked “ Through by Express,” and that Governor M organ sustains their action on the ground that pills are the cause of internal commotions, and the public. safety demands rather sedative than purgative remedies. I shall endorse this despatch,.“not danger ous,” and, with a margin of some fifty hours,- have reasonable hope® that it may be np to time. Did yon. ever know such weather ?” I don’t make any claim to origitjality in propounding this: query. If I have heard it dbee, I have five hundred limes during the last five days, It is cm-lainly the one insufferable bore attending a “spell of weather” that every body you meet seems to be afflicted with an insane desire to tell you just what you knew before, and to ask a question which admits of but one answer. The weather just now, however, is remarkable that is, every one is making remarks about it—“such weather!”— the oldest inhabitant, venerable individual, has been heard to’ say noble contributors of immense supplies for the people of Kansas: for the integrity and future lionoj of our young Stetes not having at the- presetit time fifty hundred suffering, or in danger; of suffering starvation, we, as public journalists declare,, as we feel-in duty bound to do, that ho intelligent citizen '-ol Kan.sas believes there is any truth in these reports, but that they have been manufactured for, the purpose of deceiving the people at the East, and wringing from them charities that would be given freely on a fair representation of the facts as they do really exist. * B IG G S & E O S S E T E R , * M e a l J E s t a t e JEtroUer$r —AMD— GENERAL BUSINESS AGENTS, No. 73 N assau S tbeet , ______ RR-W YORK. I. A. Biggs, . ) *17. T. Rosseter. ( I’here has been on exhibiton during the past week at Watertown, a perfectly whit©' Deer, w h i^ was taken in the great woods in the nor thern part of this State, OozzENs’ Hotel, at West Point,, was destroy ed .by fire on Friday last. So.rae workmen had been at work there during the. day, and if is, supposed that the fire was accidentally commu nicated by them. The arahunt of loss was S i 00,-- OOb. Insured for ^45,000. Boats have been running regularly between Newburgh and New York, during the past week. ^ ' , Special Notice. Next week this Paper will ;be issued in a greatiy enlarged form, and printed on New Type throughout. Advertisers are requested to hand in their fayors at as early a day as may be convenient. T H E inlAiliS.— C a t s k ili F . O. * M ails C lose . FARMERS, ATTENTION! The Largest Depot in the Country far the sale ^ F E R T I L I Z E R S is at the North River Agricultural Warehouse, 'Not 60 C o r tla n d t S t., N e w T o i’k , Pear JerseyFerry RurohaSe your E'ertilizers direct aiid you are sure to obtain the ■ P u r e M n a d iilteratedl No. 1 P c r u V ian ;(Ruano. .P a r e G r o a n A B o n e , X>y tiie b b l . o r to n . S u p e r - P h o s p h a te o f Xi7me, P l a s t e r . The Celebrated h o d l M a Y thiactariiig Co.’s F o x idrctte. And all other Fertilizers worthy of recommendation. Send for an Ahnanaefor 1861. mar7m3 GRIFFING BROTHER & Co. Nortb River Agricultural Warehouse —AND- A g r icu ltv ir a l a a d H o r t i c u l t u r a t I m p le m e n ts, FIEED, FEOWER & GARDEN SEEDS feom the most reliable gro'\’®*'3 i n Europe and America. . A i l G o ti^s W a r r a n t e d a s Re;prcscntedi GBlRFIiVG BROTHER & Co., mar7m3 ' 60 Ciourtlandt Street, N6w York City. •v«r.A .3sr*a?3B3C 5 , A FARMER, to manage and'--ftork a small place of J \ . 30 acre.s. An industrious man, competeut to take entite chafge, and a good Mnd at stone fenbing, &c., ■will apply a t this ofdce, or address, by mail, , FECE, ge Ha6e, Jersey City. mar7wl 11 Exchange 1 g o in g n o r t h . 2.30 r . M. Through. 2:30 p. ti;. \Way. 9 p. HI. for Delhi, -via. Cairo GOING 'SOUTH. . 7;i00 A. ii. Through. ,11.00 A. M, “ 11.00 A. M. \Way. like such a warm spell for mor ’11 sixty year.” Sunday morniug last the thermometer, (so he says) of a respectable citizen., holding a respon sible and highly respectable official position in’ ;the gift of the peoploj. (none of your ordinary Custom House or P. O. clerks) likewise a Di rector in an Insurance Company, ditt'b in a Savings Bank, (the highest-test of moral posi tion iq our city) also a Trustee, of an orthodox Church in an improving part of the city, indi cated at 23 minutes past 1 o’clock p. m . a tem T he attention of School Teachers is called to the advertisement of the School Commis sioner, Dist. N o . 1., in another colnmn. Their -own’interests, doubtless, will be subserved, by a knowledge of that officer’s appointments. . D ime B ooks .---We acknowledge the receipt from the publishers, B eadle & Co., 141 Wil- liam-st., N . T ., Nos. 1 and 2 of the “Dime Bi ographical Library,” embracing sketches of K it C arson and D aniel B oone , and “Nathan Todd, a Sequel to Bill Biddon.” They aj;e gotten up in a neat and attractive style,'and may be found at Yan Loan's Book Store. ■ . . T he steamer “Oatskill,” with a barge in tow, arrived at her wharf in this village yesterday morning. We are glad to welcome her once more to her home among the hills. The chan nel of the river is almpst entirely free of float ing ice, and the little that remains is so broken up and rotten that it does not offer any serious obstruction to boats. All along the river pre parations are being made by the owners of aafl 'and steam vessels to commence business. The Mohawk and surrounding creeks and streams' are entirely broken up, and the water was very high at Albany the first part of the week— reaching over the docks,and up Maiden Lane to the office o f the Hudson River R. R. Co.--' However, the river is not near so high as it was two weeks ago> and the damage will be slight when compared to' that of the former freshet. We are looking every day for-our fa vorite little steamer the P. G. C offin , “with her sturdy crew, and her captain true,”, and so forth. The lit?!e' beauty will be along soon. T he Rondout Freeman claims for that vil lage the larger share of the criminais convicted at the last Oyer and Terminer. It'aays : “Ten of the recorded cases were handed over to a higher tribunal by Justice Dubois, of Ron- dout. The Burke and Kane Robbery was ■ committed lu our village last Spring. 'The case of Isaac P . Hasbrouck (nigger) is also a local one, as are those of Bull, Coon, Yan Aa- den, and the woman, Maxwell. Mowers is without a location, but the indictment on which he was tried on'ginated from a robbery com mitted in Rondout. He was -‘general’ in his transactions. It is consoling to be assured that this black desperado will have a safe home for the coming fifteen years. Smith, sent down for twelve years, comes from Hurley. BrowOjSeqt dosyn for three years and three months, comes from this town—the western part, we believe, Noad and Kain, found guilty of grand larceny, are put down as coming from Port Bwen.” T he Spring fashion for pantaloons is thus described by a city cotcniporory; “The favor ite style is a narrow plaid in enormous squares — one bar rests upon the boot, the next at the knee, the thirdRt the hip, the fourth forming the waistband'. The legs bf the gentlemen,' sporting these trowsers, reniinded us of the long loop-hole windows in the front of the Peniten tiary. 'I’he colbr ia a lively brick-ddstt barred frith orange.” There^“ a fashion as isa fashionl” weatherological records of our country demands minuteness in reference and detail—it has re ceived both at my hands. , A t about 11 o'clock yesterday “ the weather” gave way to “ the Inaugural”~ n o man, thonght or spoke o f sunshine, or cloud. Up to noon the one universal query was “ Have you heard anything more from Washington ?” . Ah the offices of the Herald, Times,Tribune, Sun,Eve. Post m d Ex^-ess the' side-walks, and indeed the whole street were .“a perfect jam .” En thusiastic Republicans—anxious Democrats^— strong-minded women and’ impertinent news boys, jostled, pushed and elbowed each other, in the effort to secure a first copy of the- Inau gural. . , ‘ ’Er’e’s the ^Ixtra^ ’Er’ld with the President’s Address !’* suddenly shouts an exci ted news-boy with an armful of damp sheets; and from eve ry corner came in every variety of shriek and yell, “Ere’s the Extra Sun,” “Ere’S the Times” — a minute more and Nassau-st., from Print ing House Square to Wall-st., was fluttering with the outspread “Extras.” Individual busi ness was for the moment forgotten in the one absorbing and Intense desire, to know what Mr. L incoln had said—all men seemed to feel that in that cqlupin'of fine print, now at last placed before their eyes, lay the solution, for good or evil, of the great question involving not only the national existence, but the welfare of every individual citizen. ’To the city of New-York it is a question of life or death, I have, never' abandoned the hope---rather may I say assu rance—that Providence will yet rescue onr na^ tion from this time of peril, and unite. North and South, East and West in the bonds of a common interest, and the’ certainty of a com mon and glorious'destiny. So mote it be, G otham . STARVING KANSAS. We find the following article in’ the Lecorapton (Kansas) Democrat, which we commend to the especial attention of those eastern too-teBd<^r- hearted victims of Massachusetts greed, now, transplahted in Kansas, which excites charity by putting, ‘-a, penny in the urn of poverty,” and fattens upon the abstracted Shillirigs. General Pomeroy,, (who was not depleted himself while Kansas phlebotomized,) it is said,'owns a mill, into which is poured the immense quantity of grain donated for the relief of suffering women ■and children, and exacts a toll of o N e - sixth for milling 1 Y e lachrymose members of the New York Legislature, who recently appropriated S50,0,00 of the people’s mpneyvio signalize in dividual and political generosity, have you, too been victimized by the interestedly, exaggerated howls of anguish wrung from sufferiug by ava rice? ' . That there is^ and. has been, some suffering in Kansas is a sad fact, and the noble impulse to relieve it is commendable, but We think that donations: for that purpose stand'a much better chance to beAtruck by lightningj; than to reach their destination intact. . J v The self-inangurated benefactors of Kansas, Messrs. H y a tt & Pomeroy, have recently been sending accounts East, regarding the suffering in Kansas that are too , ridiculously absurd to be euedited by any.sensible person. The follow ing statements are made : . ‘ 1st. There is but a step between. 50,060 people of Kansas and actual death by starvation.. 2d. That “those who had food, yesterday have none to-day'—those who have foocH to-day have none for to- moTrow.” , J, 3d. That notwithstanding the immense amount oi money received by the Chairman of the Tlelief Commit tee, he is now out of funds. 4th.^ ‘*Geii.‘ Tomeroy needs every dollar, \ap to one hxmdved thousand, that your committee can send him.* Sth. That the now State, of Kansas ‘‘will “be the charnel house .of full ohe-half its population, nnless something etfeptual and immediate is done foX tlieir relief.*^ This is endorsed as follows: The picture whieh Hyatt gives above is iibt over-colored. Things, are had, and getting worse every hour. Unless something is done speedily there -will be siiph a wailing here by and by as has not beCn heard since the slaughter of t i ^ innocents. ■ S. C.’F o M ero Y. Atchison, Feb. 4th, 1861. ;0th. “At the rate of to-day’s distributidn of provisions, this starving people -will require one million pounds per week. They have been getting half a milfion per week for six weeks past. They mustbe supplied until another harvest, &c.” 7thi “In the. &r distant settlements South of the Kaw Rteer-tke people must perish by whole communities nn- Iqss depots of provisions are immediately established among them.” Fellow-citizens o f Kansas, here is the pjeture of your;c 0 nditipn running along the telegraphic wireij and banded^ around in the Eastern jour- For Oaliforiua, on 10th, 20th and 30th of each month at 1.00 p . m . , . M ails AnulvE, FRQM:THE NORTH. 1 FROM THE SOUTH. 8.30'A. M. Through. ' j 11.15 a . m . Through. 12.30.P. M. \Way. f ,4-15.P. m . Way.' 6.30 p. M. Through. | • 9;30 p. M. Through, !. . ' . .... j ' ■ » .. 3 D I E I D = At New Faltz, Ulster Co., Feb. 26th, Mrs, HANNAH G. HALSTED, (mother of Mr. B eter H alsted ,' of this place) aged 55 years. In this village, Mafcb 5th, Mrs. JULIA N. VyOOD- RUFF, aged 70 years. j^^F u n e ral on Friday p. m ., 3 o’clock, feom the house. S p e c i a l N o t i o e s . To Cixim!Ns AND STRANGEBs.--’We would say, if you are w6ak or debilitated from-any cause, or troubled with Indigestion, Biliousness, Sour or Sick Stomach, Flatu- ulence, Cpstiveness, exposed to epidemic from Change of climate or weather, or On the decline from previous diseases, do not fail to try a bottle of Prof. ’Wood’s Re storative Cordial and Blood Renovator. I t vill strength en you, cxhilerate and build up the weakened organs of the system. Only one dose Avlll he requited to convince -you of its wonderful tonic powers. See adverttsement in another column. [^p^Xhose exposed to Bilious attacks caused by mias ma, as well as those already suffering from them, and particularly those convalescent, should at once have recourse to Frof. Wood’s Restorative Uordial, and ■syill Blood Renovator. It is a pure healthy tonic Cordial, and will a t once he felt in all’ parts of the system, ex- hilerating and permanently building it np, and thus mot only cure, but render the constitution invulnerable to the further progress of disease, as well as prevent those new developments to which, in'a weakened condi tion we are so, liable. See advertisement in another column. g^?M edical men, both. Allopathic and Homcepathici Tmanimonsly concur that^ tlie sttpng alkali contain^ in common Salteratus is detrimental tp health, ami paves the way for disease'. tChey also concur that Herrick. Allen's Gold M.edal Salmraius is the only per fectly harmless article in the market which can be re lied upon. Use it with cream tartar instead of soda.— Call on the Grocers for it. Beware of imitation.. Depot, corner Canal and Center sts., N. Y. Sold at retail by all the stores, at wholesale by Meech & Bagley, and T. C. Palmer.' “BUY ME. AND I ’LL DO YOU GOOD.” iD D s . X i j ^ L i 5 r a - i j E ’: r ' s Boot and Herb Bitters! g\'10NXINUE to be the standard medicine for the cure of all Bilious'and Liver Complaints 5 Humors, frohi a pimple to the worst putrid sore; Jaundice; Costive- ness-; Headache; Piles; Dyspepsia; Indigestion; Weak ness, etc. They are both alterative and tonic,, regulate the stomach and howels, stimulate the Liver, restore the’appetite, promote digestion, give strength, .quicken the circnlatioh, and purify the blood better than any medicine ever known. They are made of the best Roots and' Ilerbs; among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thoroughwort, Cherry, Poplar and Prickly Ash Barks, Rhubarb, Dandelion, and others recently added, all so skillfully combined, as to'act in accordance 'with the laws of Nature, forming the most effObtUal Spring and Summer Medicine that can'bo used. Every body needs this medicine, and a ll should us,e it at Once. Pleasant and safe a t all times. Only 25 and 38 cents per bottle. This sam.e medicine fs also put up in a more .concen- , trated forih, called D r , L anolev ’ s S ugar C qai - ed Rpox AND H erb P ills , a beautiful cathartic, without griping or pain, and will cure Costiveness and Piles. Sold by all Dealers in Medioines, ' Orders addressed to j. O. LANGLEY or GEO. C. UPODWIN &; Co., Boston. , . mar7m6 r p H E P 'IS O P I j E o f she s t a t e of n e w YORK: JL To tbe -Creditors, Legatees and'.next of kin of E lijail ' BlUsHNELt, late of the toWn of Lexington, and county'of Greene, deeeasedi.—Whereag .Oorydon Eush- nell, Alvin Bushnell and Francis P. Dewey, Executors of the last ’Will and testament of the said deceased, are desirous to render an account of their proceedings as such executors, and to have the same finally settled, and applied for a Citation for that purpose,—You are therefore required to appear before the County Judge of the County of Greene, a t his offipe in the. town of Cats- kill, in said county, on the 15th day of April next, at . 10 o’clock A. M., to attend the settlement of the Skid account. |i [L. s.] Given under the Btand and Seal of Office of our said County Judge, at Catskill, in the said County, this ilth day- of February, 1861. F. JAMES FITCH, Greene County Judge, mar7w4 _____________ * Acting as Surrogate. A T A SU K KOGAOTE’S C O U R T , held at j \ . the Surrogate's Ofiice, in Gattkill, in and for the County of Greene, on the twenty second day of Febru ary, 1861—present, F. J ames F hoh , Surrogate, In xhe matter of the application of Harriet Miller, Admimstratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of Sylvahus G. Millet, deceased, intestate, for au thority to mortgage, lease or sell the real estate of j sai(l deceased, for the payment of his debts. J On reading and filing the application of ECarriet Miller, Administratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of Sylvanus G. Miller, late of the town, of 'Windham, in the said county of Greene, deceased,-intestate, for au thority to mortgage, lease or sell the real estate of the said deceased, for the payment of his debts; it is Ordered, that all persons interested in the estate of fh-6 6%id S^lvR'niis JSXillQX'j dscesrsed, ^p^0nr hefors iihe Surrogate of the said county of Grre0ne,'\at his office in Catskill, on the eighth day of April next, a t ten o’clock in the forenoon of that day, then and there to show cause why authority should not be given to the said Administratrix to mortgage, lease, or sell so much of the real estate of the said Sylvanus G. Miller, deceased, as shall be necessary to pay his debts. > mar7w6 • F. JAMES PITCH, Surrogate. J ---- - — . — - ----------- - ---------------------- , ----------------- ■*/g’OilX'CrACrE S A L E .— ^Default having been i?J.- made in the payment of the sum of three hundred and twenty dollars and eighty three cents,- which is claimed to be due a t the date of this notice, oh'a certain mortgaf e hearing date the twentieth day of November, one thotw n d eight hundred and fifty-five, executed hy ,, . . J ehoiakdi W. H allexbeck , and M asy A nn his wife, lof Coxsackie, Greene county, N. Y., to R ichard H. Y andenburgh , of the same ’ place, and recorded in (Jreenecounty Clerk’s Office May 8th> 1856, at 10 o’clock g ^ ““While some were at College learning Medifial Etiquette, I was studying .the Laws of Hature in the Forests of America.”—TFMtaa. How beautiful is the economy of health ! How very simple the means ofprolonging L ife!. Dr. L e a t h e ’ s Yellow Dock, so unlike every, medicine known to man, is confidently and earnestly recom mended to all Suffering from Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Piles and all diseases that arise from an impure or vitiated state of the fluids of the. body—it invigorates the torpid liver and makes the invalid soimd, ch.eerful andnsoful. (See advertisement.) One dollar per \bot tle. Sold hy J. Doane, Catskill. RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES- BRYAN’S PULMOIVIC WAFERS. T he O riginal M edicine E stablished in 1837, andfirs article o f the kind ever introduced, under the name 0 “P ulmonic AY apers ,’’ in this or any other country; dll other Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits. The gen uine can he kriotcn by the najne BRYAN being stamped on each AYAFER. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS , Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. , BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS ' Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Brea'hing. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve Spitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest. BRYAN’S; PULMONIC WAFERS Believe Incipient 'Consumption, Lung Diseases. BRYAN’S PULMONIC'WAFERS Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and' Tonsils. BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFERS Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes. BRY'AN’S PULMONIC-WAFERS Are a blessing’ to all Classes and Constitutions. BRYAN’S PULMpNIC WAFERS Arc adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers. BRYAN’S PULMONIC AVAFEBS. Are in a simple form, and pleasant to the taste. BRYANTS' PULMONIC WAFERS Hot only relieve, but effect rapid; and lasting cures. • BRYAM’S PULMONIC AYAFBRS' Axe warranted to give satisfaction to every one. N o ‘Family should he without a Bps'of ' ' ‘BRYAN’S PULMONIC AVAFERS IN T H E HOUSE., Ho Traveler sh'ould he without a Supply of .BRYAN’S PULMONIC WAFFRS IN H IS POCK E T . No person ■will ever object to give for BRYAN’S PULMONIC AYAFERS TWENTY-PIVD CENTS. JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y. sale by all Druggists. Matches, Spices, Salei-atus, Starch, Tobacco, ’ Toys, For T S t e O r e a t E a g l i s t i R e m e d y . SIR JAMES CLARK’S CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. Prepared from a prescription of Sir J. Clarke, M. D., Physician Extraordinary to the ftueeu. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution is subject. It moderates all excess, and removes all Obstructions, and a speedy eure may be relied 6n. TO MARRIED LADIES it is positively suited. It will in a short time bring on the monthly period with regularity. Each bottle, price O| j | Dollar, hears the Government Stamp 0 ? Great Britaiirto prevpnt counterfeits. CAUTION.—These Pills should not he'taken hy fe males during the first three months of Fi-egnancy, as they are ”ure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Phin in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpi tation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites,, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed, and although a powerful remedy, do not Contain iron, calo mel, antimony, op anything hurtful to the constitution. Full directions accompany eaphpackage. -'Sole Ageiit for the United States and ,Canada. . ' JOB MQSESj (late I. O. Baldwin & Co.) Rochester, N. Y. N. B.-$1,00 and 6 postage stamps, enclosed to any au thorised agent, -will insurd ahottle of the Pills hy return mail. For sale by J qhn D oane , sole Agent for Catskill. TO SCHOOL T E A C H E R S . r¥ lH E Commissioner for th? First School Commis- JL sioner District in the coimty of Greene, -wiil meet 'sneh persons as are desirous' Of obtaining License as teachers of Common Schools in said District, at the fol- io'wing-places and time, aS hereinafter specified, v iz: In Hunter, Monday, April 1st, at the School House, Dist. No. 4, at 1 o’clock p. fr. ' ■ ' In Jewett, Tuesday, April 2d, a t the School House, Dist. No. 2, at lO o’clock a . m . In Lexington, Wednesday, April 3d, at the School House, Dist, No. 11, at 1 o’clock p. m . . In Haleott, Thursday, April 4th, at the School House, Dist. No. 1, at 4 o’clook.p. M. . In Cairo, Satm-day, April 6, at the School House, Dist. No. 4, a t 1 o’clock p. i i . . In Oatskill, Monday, April S, at the Court House, at 10 o’clock A. M. In Athens, Tuesday, April 9, a t the School House, Dist., No. 2, at 1 o’dock p. m . . ' g^=N . B. Applicants will not he examined so mucli in regard to the ei^tent of their knowledge, ag to under standing well so much as is required to be taught in common schools. Tide Code of Public Instruction, page 167.- ■ O. G. W. CLEVELAND. ^ Catskill, Feb. 25, 1861. feb28W4 F O R S A L E. , BEST Lackawanna and Pittston COAL, OF ALL SIZES, J Fresh Ground O E M E S a S T T , At G. L. BEACH & Co.’s. GROCERY STORE fT^HE subsoriber has taken the Store latelY occupied J , by G. S. Spencer, at the lower part of Main-street, Oatskill, next door above the Tanners’ Bank, where he offers at Retail a general assortment of BOO T S A N I ) S H O B S l<roceries, Floor, Feed, Ac. I do not purpose to sell Goods at htinously Uno prices, nor promise to sell so low as “to defy competition;” I might not be able to redeem such a promise, and it would be a foolish one if I could. B u t l do purpose to have our business prosecuted with R i l i g e u c e a n d F a i p u e s s ! ^ • to '^ e all the care, skill and judgment 1 can command-— assisted by my son in New York—in the selection and Mrohase of our Goods, and promise to sell them a t as OTall advance from cost as reasonable people can a sk; and to treat all Customers with prompt and polite atten tion. The calls of my friends, and all wishing goods in our line, are invited. JOHN F. INGERSOLL. Catskill, 1861. I^^B b o ts and Shoes repaired, and the various styles. -Of'Women’s Shoes made to order. J. F. I. FOR SALE BY C H A R K iF S S. W 1 1 a 1 ,A R R . TUST RECEIVED, hy C harles S. W illard , Sweet w Clover, Pathouli, Sweet Brier, New Moon Hay, West End, Sweet Pea,’ etc., etc. Also, Cream of Beauty, Cream of Lilies, Perfumed Bear’s Oil, Pomatum, etc.— Aromatic Vinegar, Erasive Soap, Qriental Hair Beauti- fler,*Mrs. Allen’s World’s Fair Hafr Restorer, Hair Dye, etc., for sale by CHARLES S. WILLARD. Qatsldll, February, 1861^ B T O O S ^ j B mSUBAD^CE COlKFAinr, nrliiw Y o i i i i CASH CAPITAL ........... . .................... $1,000,000. SXTKPIrUS, over ---- - ----------------------- 4 suMcient sum is always reserved in addition to the Capital, to-TB-insure all outstanding rlshs b^orc , any diaidends are made to stockholders. ^■^HIS COMPANY continues to Insure Buildings, A Merchandise,' Ships in Port and their Cargoes Q-iid. J^ersoR^X 3?roperfey generally* against Loss by Fire, on favorable terms. Particular attention given; to insuring Farm Property, consisting of DweUmgs, Bams and'Out-BuUdings, Pumiture, Live Stock, Hay, Gram, Farming Utensils, &e., &e. Farm houses, and detached dwellings, of brick, stone or wood, insured for three years, for $1 per .$100. The attention of those seeking for safety in Insurance is asked, to the above, which,, with the already Wide estab lished reputation this Company has gained in prompt payment of losses, is sufficient gu»antee to satisly even the most cautious. Applications’lir Insurance must be undersigned, THE DULY AUTHORISED AGENT for Greene County. ., .. . 1 . . T. G O OIL! —AND— O i l . X j i 4 ^ 3 a a L x ^ s . A BOUT yorty different Patterns of Lamps. The Xm. best Coal OU made. One Dollar per GaUon. _ ..____________ At WALTON YAN LOAN’S. i?i ACHlIVfiSi. T>E- SURE to purchase one that m k e s the Grover & J U Baker stitch. This is the only Stitch which is elas tic, locked, and secured so as not to break in washing .or wear, and, therefore, the only one valuable for fam- ^ CHARLES S. WILLARD, Agent. . Catskill, February, 1861. __________________ 50 BUILDING LOTS FOR SiLE In the Village of CATSKILL. r i ’IHE SUBSCRIBERS having purchased the Brosna- «X ham Estate, and Streets having been opened up through about 25 Acres of Land, as pleasant and sightly as can he found anywhere about Catskill, the under signed offer about 50 Building Lots of various sizes for sale, at prices that will enable ur. j parson with moderate means to secure a Home. For fm-ther information, call a t the- Store of Foote, Grant & Co., where a map of the Property may be seen, and where the proprietors may be found to show the property for sale. GRANT, FOOTE ^ TURNER. JT T ^ r S 'X ' I A FRESH ASSORTMENT OF TL A u lSl O I X iS , & C . , . C ologne in handsome double bottles. LONDOI^ B E A R ’S OIL, A fine lot of first rate GUTTA PESCHA COATED STEEL PENS. _ __________________ CHARLES S. WILLARD. T h O YOU WANT WHISKERS 1 JL f ' DO YOU WANT WHISKERS ? DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE? DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE ? lecounty CierJi s uinoe May oCBj loau, at lu 0 ciock A. M ., in Book No. 30 of Mortgages, on pages .133, 134, and 135, which said mortgage, and the bond accompa nying the same, has been duly assigned to the subscri ber—Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a power of sale contained in said mortgage, and of the statute in such case made and provided, the premises described in said mortgage^ to wit’: “All that certain lot of land situate in the town of Coxsackie, aforesaid, and bounded as follows. Viz : on the North by lands formerly o'ivned by Matthias Vandenburgh (deceased) and; by lands of Melantho Bellows, on the East by lands heretofore owned by the said Matthias ■Van DenBurgh, (deceased) and on the South and 'West by lands heretofore owned by Matthias Van Den Burgh, (deceased) containing one acre and oUe tenth Of an acre pflanffi more or less, as the same is now occupied by the said, parties of the first part’’—-n-iU be sold at public auction, a t the- Court House in Catskill, in said county of Greene, on the 5th day of June next, at one o’clock p. M . —Dated March 7, 1861. NELSON LASHER, Assignee. F. J ames F itch , Attorney. _____________ mar7m3 ’Failj G[fl.cef| and Praiision Stoie. NE 4 S THE FOOT OF MAIN STREET. O L I V E R M. PALMER would take this method of v P informing his friends and customers, that notwith standing the “ tightness” of the money market, and the many failures among business men, that he has just re turned from New York with a well selected assortment of Groeopies and Provisions, among which maybe found the following articles, all of which have been bought for CASH, and selected from the best stocks in the c ity: 'Sugar, Syrups, Codfish, Tea, Rice, Cheese, Oofifee, Mackerel, Lard, Molasses, Herring, Pork, Sweet Potatoes, together with many other articles too numerous to men tion. ’Also, constantly on hand, the best brands of Feed of all kinds, Indian Meal, Bnokwheat in its sea son, 'Oats, Corn, ’Yegetables, Yankee Notipns, and in fact all kinds pf articles fCr family 'use, which will be disposed of on as good tem ^ gs a t any other establish ment in this market. Als'p'agood assorenient of ■ C h o i c e iP a t e n t fffediciiieisi The undersigned would return thanks to his custom ers for their past patronage, aud hopes to merit a con tinuance of their favors, pledging hiniself to nse every honorable means to give general satisfaction. g^^OaSh-paid for a il mnds of Country Produce. *• Catskill, 1861.’ O. M. PALMER. n . E 3 3 v i : o v A x * —OF— N. H . H I N M A F , . TO HIS CEIffTEK, OE M A IN S T R E E T . CLOTHS, OASSIMEEES, VESTINGS, „ i ' —FOR— WINTER A ^ STRING O X j O T 7 K t x W G r . GOODS FOR - , BOYS’ W E A E , c u T T i i s r a - . . IN ALL irs ■' ? BRANCHES. Catskill, May 10,186L ___ N . I I . H lN K tA N . O H A M ’S c e l e b r a t e d ■ StininlatingOngneEt FOR THE WHISKERS &, HAIR. THE 'subscribers take great pleasure in announcing to the citizens of the United States that they have ob tained the Agency for, and are now enabled to offer to the American public, the above justly celebrated and world renowned article. The Stim u l a t i n g Onguent is prepared by Dy. C. P. B ellingham , an eminent phy sician of London, and is warranted to bring out a thick set of WHISKERS OR A MUSTACHE in from three to six weeks. This artiole is. the only one of the kind used by the French, and in London and Paris it is in ’universal use. It is a heahtiful, economical, soothing, yet stimula ting compound, acting as if by magic upon the roots, causing a beautiful groivth of luxuriant hair. If ap-, plied to the scalp it will cure BALDNESS, and cause to spring np in place of the hald spofe a fine growth of new hair. Applied according to directions, it will turn ked or TOWY hair dark , and Restore gray hair to its original color, leaving it soft, smooth and flexible. The “O n guent ’’ is an indispedsable article in every gentleman’s toilet, and after one week’s use they would not for any consideration be without it. The subscribers are the only Agents for the article in the ’United States, to whom all orders must he addxSsged. Price One Dollar a box—for sale by all Druggiriis hnd Dealers; or a box of the “ Onguent” (warranjed to have the desired effect) will he sent to any who desire it, by mail direct, securely packed, on. receipt of price and postage, $1;18‘. . Apply to or address H O R A C E Xi. H E O E H A N &^Co., DRUGGISTS, &C., fch211y* ____________ 2i William Street, New York. 12 PROfNCTION AGMNST FIRE AND WATER! of heat and cold, it is unquestionably the cheapest Roofing now in use—tin, shingles and slate not excepted. This Roofing was’awarded the first Premium and Diploma at the Albany County Fair in 1856, also the first Premium and Diploma at the Dutchess Co. Fair in 1S5T. The following persons now have this Roofing in u se; George L. France, Sheriff of John J . Ashley .— Catskill D. S. Maohester, Eagle Ho- BenjaminTryon, Coxsackie Greene county, Joseph Egnor-------- “ tel, Coxsackie Samuel Harris ......... .Leeds JamesEgnor ....... .Catskill, Hallook & Simpson “ Ransom Cook— “ Dr. Samuel Dodge— “ Enh’m. Elsbury— ■“ Fxed’k. Coonley,Greenville John B.Bronk, esq. “ |^=A11 orders addressed to P. HALSTED, A bent , C atskill , or H. HALSTED, H udson , N. Y. l ^ ’Town and Cednty Rights for sale. ^ mar7m6 H IE D W A R E & IRON E M P O R IU M , SIGN OF THE KEY, Two doors North of the Tanners’ Bank, Main-st., Catskill. • ------------ 0 0 0 — ^— JO H W T . M A W I V , lA T ’OULD RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Greene and surrounding Coun V V ties, that a COMPLETE and DESIRABLE asssrtment of AMERICAN AND ENGLISH HARDWARE. may always be found at his ■<tore..a«d whieh will be sold at prices that cannot fail to suit purchasers. His Goods have been purchased dlreci from llie Ira'pnrteis, and bough! at llie very lowest price for CASH, and the facilities whieh he has of obtaining Amcrieaii Goods direct from Manufacturers, thereby saving the commissions to agents, will giye him an advantage dvei others, as he is disposed to seli at a small advance.from cost. He has recently made arrangements by whichTre is enabled to sell the Parker ATill N AILS—which are decidedly the lies! Nails in the rnarket—as low as they can he bought by the Imiidred casks in New York City. Particular aueuiion isinviied to bis ASSORTM E N T O F IRON, whichisCOMPLBTE, and will be sold lower than ll OMtueqnaiiry can be bought elsewhere. Agr.cnlmral Impfo. ments of all kinds, sold at Manufacturers prices. Also, a large stock of Cooking and Parlor All o f the most reliable.paUerns, on'hand, and will he .sold a t prices that defy competition, -wheri the quality and heft o Casting is considered. Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and Brass, manufactured to order. • , Catskill.Septem b er 1,1857. • J O H N X . NlANlV. mm m f S I u s A i : m a k e room fo r t k e greatest Stock o f READY-MADE CLOTHING IN T O I V N , A T T A T H A T a rus]i in these cold days I Fow is the time for bargains in good and T T cheap Clothing. We can show you a fine Stock of Business Coats, Pine Coats, Over-coats, fine Black and Fancy Pants, Super. Plain and Fancy Velvet Vests, 'Super, Plain and Fancy Silk Vests. We Lave the fac litiesof exhibiting to you llie most extensive assortment of clothing , c lo th s , CASSIMERES s vestings , ever before offered in this matket. Wil. you give us a caD ? O t J O M one m he most approved style, and on short, notice. Come and see us, and obtain a bargain, atikill, September22,1859. F R E D . S . J.Y N E S & C O . W. B.' Sole Agents for Singer & Co.’s Sewing machines, at greatly reduced prices. A SUPERLATIVE I TONIC,DIURETIC, imniuintKi40iiDiAi; PURE HOLLAND GIN, For Meflical anfl PriYate UseT a s l i a l l \we D r i i i k P UDOLPHO WOLFF’S Pore Cognac Brandy, Imported and Bottled by himself, warranted pure, and the best quality, with his certificate on the bottle, and his seal on the cork. _________■ • UDOLPHO WOLFE’S P u r e P o r t - W in e , Imported and bottled by himself, put up for raedicina use, with his certificate on the bottle ; warranted pure and tbe best quality. UDOLPHO WOLFE’S P a r s SUerry Wine, Imported and bottled by himself, the same as the Port Wine. ]!IA£.1^0B¥’S O M N I B U S B I N E 1 TO THE CAES AND BOATS. The undersigned informs the inhabitants of Catskill, an the traveUing Public generally that he has establiihed an Omnibus Line, to convey Passengers to the c f c I S O . ^ T f S i l Connecting with every Train, and all the Steamboats touching at Catskill. Passengers by leaving their names ni the Jewtellery Store of the uiideriigned, will be called for at their places ef residence. SAMVBL MALLOR~Y. Catskill, March 7 , 1650, OH, WHAT A RUSH A T THE EMPIRR. STORE for those Cheap Goods. Daily additions are made to the nssortrnem. W e on show vou a greater roriely of Goods than can u sually be found in any store in this regioiu Come and spc. Catskill, August 1.1860. JOSHUA PIERO, JR. N E W PA L L G-OODS! In Great Variety a t the Empire. AUBURN POWER LOOM JOHLUA FIERO,J r . ■g u 1 ° S’M ■ft-S w s H o .9 ^ -a .9B.S ’ ^ ' DR. L R A T R R ’S YELLOW DOCK SYRTTP. The RENOVATING & REVIVIFYINGi^fialities Of the WEILI.OW DOCK ROOT were not only well known to the Ancients, b u t are just- esteemed by the Profession throughont the world.—. Humboldt, DeCandble and Bonpland are among the most distinguished who extol its virtues; and latterly Drs. \Wood Bache and Beach are among the' list of those who recommend its use. In all SCROFULOUS taints of the system, an^ in all .CUTANEOUS DIS EASES, nothing can surpass i t ! Cbronlc RUeamatlsjn, PUe», Rrysipclaa, Ulcer*, DygpCpSta', GosttVeness, and tbe Diseases Incident to Pemalcs, as also Blotches, Pimples, &c. field readily to its cleansing and invigorating powers. This SYRUP possesses, in the highest degree, the active properties of_ YELLOW DOCK ROOT—being made without the aid of heat , aud is presented to ah intelli gent public as the.FuuE Extract ofltthe Y edlow DO ck R oot , unchanged and perfectly reliable. The pboofs of its EFFICACY, in my possession, would fill a good- sized volum'e. D e p o t 13 0 C b a thaiu,< * 8 t., N e ’w Y o r k . Sold hy Dr. E. L. INGERSOLL, Catskill, N. Y. F O R S A L E . rriH E WELL KNOWN TA'YERN STAND, known X as the BROSNAHAM TAYERN STAND, now occupied by Loud & Smith, is offered for sale at a bargain. The popularity of this Stand is well known throughout the country, and is thought to ho second to none in Greene county. It has recently been over hauled and enlarged, and presents a, front of 85 feet oh the Turnpike, with large and commodious WAGON HOUSE, YAEDS, SHEDS, &c. Fox particulars, enquire at the Store of ' -r .oh, \' ^OOTEj. GRANT * Co. CatskUl, January, 1851. ' •N Just Look at This. .THE subscriber is now offering for sale ■©■Jp^SSHthe best artiole of Musical Instruments, i.I ff I Xlof all kinds, now in use. Pianos of all kinds and prices, and Of all the differlnt makers ; Melo- ’ deons, qf Carhart and Needham of New York, and of ‘ Geo. A. Prince of Buffalo; Acoordeons, Violins, Flutes, Hand and Church Organa, Instruments of a Band, eto. Should any wisMo purchase a Melodeon, and hereafter change it for a Piano, or a larger Melodeon, they can do so, if tliey use it with care, without any reduction from the-.pri.ee they paid. Should any wish to purchase a Melodgon.'it will be delivered a t their house without extra charge. All the Pianos and Melodeons sold by the subscriber, will be kept in tune free of charge,— Pianos tuned and repaired, or tuned by the year for $2. For reference, please call on Alfred Foote, or John Edwards, of Catskill. The subscriber may be addressed at Cairo, or Catskill, Greene 00 ., N. Y. ■ febl’61* J. T. HAMMIOK. UDOLPHO WOLFE’S Pure Madeira 'Wine, Imported and bottled by himself for private and medici nal use, the best Wine ever offered for sale to the trade in bottles. This Wine is warranted perfectly pure. UDOLPHO WOLFE’S Pure; Jamaica Rum, St. Croix Rum,- SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKEY. All the above imported and bottled by himself, warranted’ pure and the best quality TO T H E P U B L IC . t will stake my reputation as a man, my standing as a nierchanl of thirty years’ residence in the city of New,; York, that what I pledge and testify to with my seal, my label, and my certificate, is correct, and can be relied upon by every purchaser. Physicians who use Wines and Liquors in theirpractice should give the preference to these article*. For sale bp all respectable Druggists and Apothecaries. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Manufacturer arid Importer of the Schiedam Arc malic Schnapps. No. Beaver Street, Mexv York. ' Hudson River Railroad. Trains a re due a t OAK H U L STATION as follows; GOING NORTH.. 8.46 A. M., stopping at all stations. 3.40 P. M., stopping at all stations. 7.40 P. Jt., stopping afHudson.Coxsaekie.StuyTesant and Castleton- • GOING SOUTH. 8.14 A. H., stopping at Tivoti, Rhineheck, Hyde Park, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill,.Garrison’s, Feekskill, Sing Sing aud Tarrytown, arriving in New York at 1’2 SO P. M. 12,07 P. M., stopping at all station.s to Poughkeepsie., at New Hamburg. Fishkill.Garrison’s, PeekUill and Sing Sing. ar. in New 'Fork at 4.40 M- 2,60 P. M., only running to Poughkeepsie, and stopping at all stations. Passengers by this Train can, atTivoli,take the Express Train to New York. T 40 P. M., stopping a t all vtatibns to Poughkeepsie, at Gold Spring and DObbs’ Ferry, arriving in New York at 4 A. M. ' 8.14 A. \H. and 7.40 F. Mi These trains both going South, Will be run on Sunday.^. Feb. 5.1861. A. OVEBBAGH. Agent. • V - A . 3 S T X j i O . A . K r ' J S 0 € T a B J B R , i8 6 0 . T>ICH FALL GOODS in the greatest variety at Pinckney H- Kurtz. Our Slock is larger than ever .beforeoffered, and ourassortment of Rich Kali Silks, aud different kinds of Worsted 6ood.«. exceed any previous season. We will keenall the hc-t ^tyle3 of Goods in tl^ market, and invite the particular attent-en of those want ing the Fa-hionable Goods as soon as thev appear in the New York Market. PINCKNEY & KORTZ. FOB THE H O X i I D A Y S ! AT PINCKNEY & KORTZ*S. Fancy Articles appropriate for Fresenis. Also substantial Articles, which should not be overlooked Please call and^examine the best variety ever offered m PINCKNEY AKORra. :;his market, December JB, I860. PINCKNEY & KORTZ, Head Quarters of tke Hry Goods Tratie in Greene Coimty, Are prepared to sell Brussells. Three-ply and lugraia at importers’ and manufacturers’ prices. W e have just received great bargains, and ’will show the best variety ever offered in this place. Weave conducting onr busi ness in a way that e'lab'es ns to sell goods cheaper than ever before offered in this mart ct. Save Tenner cent and buy your Dry Goods and Carpets }0 PINCKNEY & KORTZ. June 13th, If6f). ________________________________ Office of the Catskill Steam Transportation Co.» I F1SBRB.4KX 4th, 1861. ) r i l H E Stockholders of this Company are 1 hereby notified that the Annual Election for Direc tors of this Company, and for Inspectors of the next ensu ing election, will be held at the office of said Company, in the village of Catskill. Greene County, on the second Tuesday of March, H«l, between the hours of 2 and S o’cldfekP.M. [92lte] ISAAC PRUYN, Sec’y. . SOFT FELT HATS. m H E undersigned would call the attention of buyers, to 1 his large .and fine aEsrriraent of Soft Fell Hate, both of domestic and foreign manufacture. Most of these Hats are bongiit directly either from the manufacturer or im porter, and consequently c»n be sold cheaper than those houffhl from second haiids. Catskill, May 18.18.59. H. BrOLMSTEAD’ CH E A P GOODS AND m x o o E s : o - o j o x > s t . TU P T REcaivr.D, the greate.st hargain-i ever 'offered in eP this place in Dre?s Goods, Silks, and many other kinds of Dry Goods adapted to the season, by 910 PINCKNEY k KORTZ. a m b r o t y p e room s a r e AGAIN OPEN, Over Van Loan Brothers’ Store. PHOTOGRAPHS, AMBROTYPES, and aii kinds of Pictures taken, tiatisfoction guarantied mall,c«<e« Piiceft modtsrale. 375 ' GENBEAL SCOTT -AND ..^ 3 x r x 3 x : x i . s i o 3 N r ^ oil, COl-OR FO R FRA ITS. r I 'H E iiih.suriber has ju-t issued Portraits of General X SCOTT and Major ANDERSON, prqjteij in nvclve oil enlofs, by the same process as the celebrated picture of Mount Vermin. Price for both Portraits, pnst-paid. $(. Aaems'Wiimed in every county J. H. BYBAHL feb21w2 . 112 South THIRD STREET, PiuladeiphiK.
