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: s % hen. ~- ~Férsey aré.to hold their State Conven- tron at Trenton, on Thursday, the 23d Septemder, for the purpose of nominating x candidate for Governor. It is gener- ally understood that the choite will fell - on the Hon. William Wright of Newark (late member of Congress.) - Ex-Gov- j «arnor Daniel Haines is spoken of as the Locofoco candidate. Hon. Charles C: Sratton (Whig) the first Governor of .. New Jersey under its new constitution, was elected in 1844 over John R.. Thomp son, (L. F.) by majority. His term - will expire, we believe, on or about the 10th of next January. 3 Two celebrated chieftains exil- ed from their respective countries, have just arrived upon our shores. | One is Paredes, the Mexican monarchist; the other is General Flores, the exiled mon- archist of the Republic of the Equator, who arrived at New York on Saturday in the French steamer Missouri. Both these Generals left Europe for this con- tinent within a few days of each other; one goes from London to Mexico, and another proceeds from Paris to New Y_ork Whatever may be the object of this sim- ultancous movement, one thing is certain «--their political \principles are too well known to be disguised..-Troy Whig. [- D. WAIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Over J. G. Burnap's Store, corner of Mo- hawk and O.. eida streets, COHOES. ENGLISH & CLASSICAL SCHOOL HE NEXT QUARTER of this School will begin on Tuesday, August 31st.- Xtis designed, to afford instruction in all the ordinary branches of English and Classical Education. Trrns -from #1 50 to $5,00 per quarter, according to the studies pursued by the pu- pil. REV. J, B. GIBSON, Cohoes, August 31. if Principal. NOTICE. THE PROPOSED Supply of Water to the Village by the Cohoes Company will not -be carried south of White sireet, nnless the occuparnits or owners of dwellings eall upon Mr. Miles White on or before the f6th day of Sept. next and sign the articles of agreement concluded up n by the under- signed as published in the Cohoes Adver- of the 24th. inst. EGBERT EGBERTS,] LUJKE BEMIS, | Committee MILES WHITE, fon behalf of €. W,. FARNUM, | Citizens, J. VANSANTVOORD J F. S. CLAXTON, Agent Cohoes Co. \Dated Colkoes, Aug. 31, 1847. JOINT STOCK STORE. NGTICE is hereby given that the Books of the Cohoes Mechanics and LZaborers Joint Stock Company is now open For subscription and placed iu the hands of A. L. Furguson, who will be in readiness at FE. G. Mussey's Store to wait upon all wish- ing to take stock thereir. Also NOTICE is given that a meeting of the Stockholders of said Company will be held on Tuesday Sept. 7, at 7 o'clock, in Heim. 'Street & Bingham's Wagon Shop,to appoint a Board of Directors, and to transact such other business as may come before the Com- pany. A. L, FURGUSON, Sec'y. Cohoes, Aug. 31, 1847. n30-1t FOR SALE. A DWELLING HOUSE situated on Canal street, about twenty rods . south of Egberts & Bailey's Facto- ry. Possession given immedistely | For te ms of payment inquire on the premises. --Gahoes, Aug. 31, 1847 n3ltf DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS. NG. 2 OAK HALL, COHOES. “XV D. WOOD & CO., beg respectful- e ly to inform the inhabitants of Co- hoes and its vicinity that they have taken the bifsiness lately conducted by Mr. N. D. Ross as Chemists and Druggists, and having had considerable experience in some of the first establishments in Europe for eleven years past, they hope by a strict personal a:tention and keeping the best of articles, to merit a share of public patronage. Cohoes, Aug,. 31 FIRE WOOD! HE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand a good assortment of FIRE WOOD which they will sell and deliver from the yard as cheap for cash as can be afforded. JOHN P. STEENBERGH, WM. ORELUP, Jr. Cohoes, Aug. 31, :847. n30 NT EATS FOOT AND CURRIERS OIL, also Varnish, kept constantly on hand and for sale at MANNING'S. Also Church and Wagon Seats trimmed in the best manner. Also India Rubber Cioth and Leather Tops on Wagons. Mohawk street, one door north of aug3t Cohoes Co's Office. NOTICE. ' IN pursuance of the instructions given by the meeting of the citizens on the evening of the 21st inst., the terms under which Water Pipes are to be introduced into the village have been concluded upon as follows : 'The Cohoes Company as soon as practiza- ble to lay through the principal streets Iron Pipes to be supplied with good filtered Water; said Water to be brought to a point three feet from the line of the street on each lot to be supplied ; the rent to be Ten Dollars per an- num for cach tenement, unless the aggregate ~ Water rent shall exceed 10 per cent. on the o- ¥iginal cost, and in that case the rent shall be reduced until the rent is equal to 10 per cen. on the cost, provided that this rate shall not reduce the said rent below the minimum of $5 foreach tenement. , . Hydrants to be established by said Compa- ny at the intersection of those streets through which the Pipes are laid and at the distance of two blocks from each other. and at other points if the expense shall be defrayed by the appli- cants. All rents to be paid in advance, and in default of such payment the Water to be shut off. 'The rents to commence when the Water is delivered as above, and these terms 33d agreements to continue for 5 years there- after. © All citizens desiring to secure a supply of Water, will please call at the Cohoesp Palm- pany’s office before the 15th, of September next, between the hours of 6 and 9 P. M., and sign the Articles of Agreement, * These terms are the same in effect as those proposed to the citizens at the first Meeting on thissubject. n30 ~ - Jirsey. The Whigs of New Cohoes and Troy Advertisements. Cohoes Advertisements, Cohoes Advertisements PREMIUM PLASTER. These plasters have a reputation won, Ne'er enjoyed by others, beneath the sun: In pains and weakness of the side and breast, They cure disease and give the Patient rest, Herrick's Galbanum Strengthening Plaster is offered to the public as a cheap, safe and permanent cure for the breast, sides and back ; also for diseases of the lungs and liver,. Phy- sicians and surgeons of the first respectability use them; while the extreme lowness of the price puts them within the reach of all, Price 18 3-4 cefits. Principal Office 53 State street, Albany, and by Dr Higgins, Dr Ross, H., R. Haw- kins, F. W. Farnam, Jas. A, Simons-Cohoes Jas. H. Worden, Wm.J. Wheeler, Lower Aqueduct, N. G. Philo, Half Moon. FANCY COLLAR, Bosom & Shirt Making. Enquire at the Store of - JONES & SOUTHWORTH, Cohoes, Aug. 23, 1847. n29 UPERFINE FI,OUR-for sale by T. KENDRICK & SON,. TWINING & ALDEN. DRAPERS AND TAILORS. NO 3 OAK HALL, Keep on hand French and English Cloths and Cassimeres-Alsoa general assortment of ready made clothing, Shirts bosoms. Col- ars, Handkerchiefs, &e. E. G. MUSSEY, DEALER JIN FRUIT, CONFECTIONARY, PER- FUMERY &c. &c: Remsen-st. one door below Factory-st. Cohoes. LIVERY STABLE! ARVEY SWAN, hereby >> respectfully notifies his friends and the public gene- rally, that he may still be found at his old stand one door north of the Cohoes Hotel, and that he continues to furnish as usual, Horses, Carriages, and Barouches, for parties of pleasure, &c., for the most moderate compensation, also, Single Wags. ons, and Ladies' and Gentlemens! Saddle Horses. $+pParties of pleasure, or persons wish- ing to visit the Falls, Aqueduct, &c., can be accommodated at the shortest notice. Cohoes, August 3, 1847. 26 Stoves ! Stoves ! Stoves ! HE undersigned dealer and manufactu- rer of stoves, respectfully informs the public thafhe has a general assortment of Cook and Parlor Stoves for burning Wood or Coal, which he will sell Cheap for Cush; together with a large assort» ment of Tin and Copper trimmings, &c. &c. H. SEABURY, 337 River-street, Troy. taken in exchange same as cash. Troy, Aus. 23, 1817. | n29 _ J. SMYTH, LOOKING-GLASS & PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER, NO. 21 CONGRESS-.ST. TROY. Picture Frames of every description ; Brack- ets of any size, and Window Cornices made to order. Old Frames re-gilt. Orders solic- ited and executed with dispatch, at much low- er prices than the same articles can be procu- red elsewhere. n29-ly EW AND FASHIONABLE JEWEL ry, consisting of the latest style of Gold Guard, Vest, Side and Fob Chains, Lockets and Miniatare Cases, Coral, Cameo and Stone Pins, Rings and Bracelets, Plain, Engraved and Stone Set Hoop Ear Rings. Silver Combs, Card Cases, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes; Gold Pencil Cases, Gold Pens in Cold or Silver Cases with Pencils attached ; together with a large assortment of rich fancy goods, for sale Wholesale and Retail, at low prices by Harris and Wilcox, importers and wholesale dealers of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Plated and Brittania Ware; and manufactures of Silver Ware,. Biore in Troy House Building, 226 River street, Troy,. THE FAIREST TESTIMONY ON RECORD. r! 5000 LADIES in the City of Troy, 15,000 do in Albany, 25,000 do in the city of New York, 100,000 do in oth- er towns and villages of this State, making in all 145,000 ladies besides a great many of the genilemen population, who are true ad- voeates and regular customers for that very valuable Emolient, Radway's hincse Medicated Soap. Why do the people prefer this excellen Soap to all others ever invented ? Because it is a true medicated preparation and speedily and effectually performs all that it is recommended for. Its medicinal properties are selected form the most rare and effectnal ba'ms and extracts in the whole materia of Medica. As an extermiuator of all spots, blemishes, freckles, pimples, blotch- es, tan, sun burn, diseased skin, &c, stands beyond the reach of rivalry, its dur- ative proyerties have been experienced with good results by those, and of persons in the removal of Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Eri. sepelas, Rash, &e. For shaving it is the most complete emolient ever used. It soft. ens the beard and renders the skin smooth and pliable, for general Toilet purposes,it is much better than scented or fancy Soaps, being entirely free from such essential oils, which are of an irrigating nature. Sold by R. W. KENYON, 285 River-st. Troy. Also by JONES & SOUTHWORTH. DRY GOODS, &c. JOHN G. BURNAP, respectfully invites the attention of the citizens of this vil- lage and vicinity to his large and general assortment of Goods adapted to the wants of the trading public. He deems it super- fluous in this advertisement to enumerate the articles composing his stock, and would merely call attention to the fojlowing, at the same time assuring his customers that he will endeavor to give general satisfaction both in price aud quality. ° DRY GOODS. Broadcloths, all colors; English and American cassimeres; beaver cloths; fancy cassimers and sattinels; velvet satin and cashmere vestings; red and white flannels; brown and bleached Canton do.; gents. drawers and wrappers; ticking; wad- ding and batting: sheetings and shirtings; calicoes;alpacas, Delaines, &c. &c. GROCERIES. Imperial, Old Hyson, Young Hyson and Hyson Skin and Black Teas; Coffee; St. Croix, Port Rico and. New Orleans White and brown Havana Sugar; Raisins; Lamp Oil, &c,. together with a full stock of groceries usually kept by the trade. Hardware, Cutlery, Glassware, Boots, Shoes, &e. which are offered on the most liberal and accommodating terms. O LET-The Cottage on Mohawk st., a few doors below the Reformed Dutch Church. Enquire of D. C. FROST, or J. W. MILLER. SIGN _ PAINTING AND Wood Block Letters of every de- cription; (Glazing, House Painting in general-Imitation of all kinds of Wood and Marble, done at short notice in the best work- manlike manner-also Paints, Oil, Putty, Sash and Glass, constantly for sale of the best quality, at No. 285, Ist door north of Fulton Market, River street, Troy, b 3 Troy, Aug. 17, 1847. 28 HOEBINDER wanted immediately to whom constant employment will be given. J, M. BROWN. Cohoes, Aug. 17, 1847. 28 ARNAM'S STOCK of Summer Cloth- ing is now selling off at reduced prices to clear them off. n27 OCOA SHELLS for sale by HOLLISTER & CO. Y JOHN S. PEkKRY & co. \ Fruit and Variety Store. E. G. MUSSEY, AS just opened his Fruit;Nut, and Con- fectionary store, on Remsen-st one door South of Factory-st. Cohoes, where he intends to keep all kinds fruit, both foreign and domestic. Among his assortment may be found the following viz. Prunes, Raisins, Currants, foreign and domestic, Plums, Citrons, Coco-nuts, Cher. ries, Capre-sauce, Pepper-sauce, Lemons, Syrup, Vermicelli, Tapioca, Macaroni Pearl Barley, Graham crackers, Maderia nuts, Brazil nuts, Filberts, soft and hard shell Almonds, Letter, and Foolscap paper, Blue and Black Ink, Quill & steel pens. CONFECTIONARIES OF ALL KIND3. Perfumery, Fancy shaving soap, Hull & Son's Almond and Rose shaving cream, Yan- kee notions in almost every variety, (except wooden nutmegs and bass-wood cucumber seeds-articles he does not deal ih ) The above specified articles with a varie- ty of others, are respecifully offered to the publ:c on reasonable terms. Any articles which may be ordered in his line will be furnished. immediately, if to be obtained in Troy or Albany. He intends to be suppli- ed from New York with Foreign fruits in their season, both green and dried. Fresh Garden Sauce in its season. N. B. Congress and Soda Water constant- ly on hand. Cohoes, July 9, 1847. n23ju13 COHOES SAWING MILL S WM. BURTON & CO., Mahogany and Fancy Wood Sawing, CGOHNHOES, ALBANY C60. N. Y. Wm. Burton, Cohoes Jas. Burton, Albany. W. B. & Co. are constantly sawing, and have for sale at the lowest N. Y. prices Mahogany, Rose and Satin Wood V eneers, of all descriptions, and of the best quality. Also Mahogany, Rose and Satin Wood in the log, which they will saw into Veneers or otherwise to suit enstamers. _ . Back stuff for Looking G.asses for sale and furnished to order. Brush stuff, Blocks of all kinds furnished at short notice. Purchasing our stock for cash at the car- go sales in New York, and possessing ev- ery facility for manufacturing at the lowest rates, we confidently believe we can sellfas ' low for cash as dealers in New York or elsewhere ; thus making it a saving to those | who may favor us with their trade, of time, | freight, risk and other expenses incured in ; going to New York. Our Factory is situated within a few rods of the Erie and Champtain Canals. Ship., ments for the North and West can be made at any hour. All orders delivered at Lansingburgh. Troy and Albany free of charge. WM. BURTON & CO. Cohoes, August 10, 1847. BOOKS WHICH ARE BOOKS. STHER de Madina, or The Crimes of London-Part 3-28 The Knight of Gwyne, by Chas. Lever-2s | Wood Leighton, by Mary Howiti-2s. | gludand. a tale of the Catholic Church ; -2s. Joseph Rushbrooks, the Poacher, by Capt, Marryatt-2s. ’21‘he Duke and the Cousin, by Mrs. Grey -Is, The Bandits of the Osage-2s. 2The Corson, or the Foundling of the Sea *~ wS. The Fright, a Novel by Mrs. Picking-2s O'Sullivan's Love; a legend of Edenmore, and History of Paddy-go-Easy,and his wife Nancy, by Wm. Carleton-2s. Together with all the new Publications of the day. Just received and for sale at the [n27] COHOERS BOOK.STORE. Facts are Stubborn Things! BUT it must be admitted thatat Farnam's | Cheap General Store, can be found the largest. cheapest, and best assortment | of goods of all kinds bought at auction pri- | ces for cash, and selling as usual at Whole- sale and retail for the lowest cash price.- Large Sales and small profits is the motto. _ Church and Waggon Seats - RIMMED and cushioned in the latest style and at low prices by ALONZO WIL MOT. Nextdoor above Luffman's Stove store on Mohawk street. Also Neats Foot Oil in quantities to suit purchasers. n26 TRUNKS, VALICES, ARPET BAGS, Satchels, Harness, Bri- dies, Saddles, Halters, Circingles,kept constantly on hand or made to order and sold on the most reasonable terms at MANNING'S One door north of Cohoes Co's Office. He will also make to order BELTS for Machinery, of all sorts and sizes. All kinds of Trimming and Repairing done with neatness amd dispatch. n27 ARNAM'S BAZAAR.-Almost any ar-, licle you want can be found at #27 FARNAM'S Furnishing Store. 00 PA.IRS qr Ladies' French Shoes and Buskins, just received and for sale at wholesale and retail prices at n2? FARN A M'S. GENTS.’ BOOTS, Shoes and Eroga ns, just received at FARN A M'S _ n27 Cheap General Store. Paper hanging cheap at o'ARPETING and FARNAM'S. . Cohoes, Avg 10, 1847, fussed 6 (iary alr) aH AA.. Cohoes & Troy Fare 6 1-4 cts. to Troy-18 3-4 cts. to Albany. Vl‘HE subscribers, for the better accom- modation of the public, have increas- ed the number of trips between Cohoes and Troy, and will on and after Saturday, June 26th, run as follows: Leave Cohoes, 5 1.2 A. M. 7 66 9 1 IS - Leave Troy 7 1.4 A. M. 10 1.2 6C 1 P. M. 2 ]_2 66 5 16 61.2 0 1.2 12 « 3 4 6. 3’4 * U ¢4 UU 0 1 F1 5 1.4 N. B. All baggage, bundles &c. trans- ported over this road, must be at 'the risk of the owners thereof. PERHAM & PETTIS. Cohoes, June@e2s, 1847. NOTICE-EXTR A Cohoes Jewelry and Fancy Goods Store, M. FITCH having taken the store a corner of Remsen and Factory.-sts, will keep a general as ortment of Watches, y Germana Silver and Clocks, Bronze Goods; Jewelry and Fancy Hardware, Fancy Gaods; Fine Cutlery, Silver Ware. Tea Boards, Silyer Pated Floor Mats, Britania Ware, Carpet Satchels &e. CLOCKS AND WATCHES. and repaired in the best manner - Old Gold and Silver bought or taken in ex change for Goods. Clocks and Watches sold here afe Warranted for one year free of expense. . This being a branch of his large establish mentin Troy, Gohoes customers can be sup- lied at short notice with any articles in this ine. . The Public generally are invited to call and cxamine the Goods, although they may not wish to purchase. Cohoes, July 9, 1847. D. M. FITCH. n23ju13 Short Credits and Prompt Pay Make long Friends. LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. Goods well bought half sold. A NIMBLE SIXPENCE IS BETTER THAN A SLOW SHILLEING. No 25 per cent Profit charged on Goods. ALL GOODS SOLD AT Gagin HE LARGEST, Cheapest and best as sortment of Goods can be found a Farnam's,. Housekeepers will please bear in mind that they can find at Farnams Store almost every article for Housekeeping. , Strangers coming into the place will find Farnam's General Store the Depot for Cheap Goods. WATCHES, cece. fI‘HE Subscriber would respectfully inform the citizens of Cohoes and vicinity thathe has opened a Store on the corner of Rem- sen and Oneida streets, directly opposite Wm. H. Hellister & Co's Store, where he will keep coustantly on hand Clocks,Watches, Chains, Keys, Finger Kings, Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Gold and Silver Pencils, Pens, Studs, Slides for Chains, Spoons, Spectacles, Thimbles, Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors and Strops, Steel Beads, Bag Clasps, Silk Pursos, Pocket Books, Combs, Needles, Segar cases. FPobacco Boxes, Snuff Boxes, Hair Pins, &c. all of which will be sold at low prices and warranted to be as good as recommended. N. B. Particular attention paid to cleaning and repairing Watches, clocks, Music Boxes, Jewelry, &e. FLANCIS TALCOTT. Cohoes. June 22, 1847. 20 - 4w MISS STEW ART, Milliner and Dress Maker, has removed her shep to the building lately occupied by Mr. Knapp, on Factory street, OPPOSITE THE BAPTIST CHURCH where she will keep a new and full assortment of MILLINERY GOODS, which she will sell at a small profit. - She respectfully invites the Ladies of Cohoes and vicinity to call and examine for themselves. May 4th, 1847. 41* EAD Bags, Purses, Bag and Purse twis: and trimmings just rec'd at FARNAM'S Vi‘HE Balance of the stock of summer gouds on hand at Farnams Cheap Gen- eral Store, will be sold at Bargains, to clean them off. NEW GOODS daily receiving at FARNAM'S. LOST! LOST! BET_WEEN Remsen street and the Bu- rying Ground, on Sunday 4th inst., a Gold WatcH Key. The finder will be lib erally rewarded by leaving it at this office. ARDW ARE and Carpenter's tools con. stantly on hand at FARNAM's. TWOOD'S VEGETABLE PHYSI ¥ CAL BITTERS, Spinal Elixir, Vegetable Canker Drops, and Dysen- |-- VOICE FROM ALBANY. Pearl stagpt, Albany, Imrortrr, and Wrorersarce and RevTat Dealer in PAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS, FIREBOARD PRINTS &C. wishes to call the attention of the Merchants and Citizens of Cohoes to his large stock of the above articles, of aliqualities and for: sale at the LOWEST NEW YORK CASH PRICES, comprising the best assortmen. of ENTIRELY NEW PATTERNS, from the largest factories in NEw Yorr&kBostox, and that the saving in price will doubly com- pensate for the time and expense of the trip down. may25-3m THE Highest Price in Cash will be paid for Rags by WM. RICHARDSON. n26 No 69, South Pearl.st, Albany. _ Gents'. Congress Gaiters. HE Subscriber is now manufacturing Day's Patent Congress» Gaiters, an ar- ticle that is well adapted for comfort and convenience, having inserted elastic gores which saves the inconvenience of lacing and sets perfectly smocth. Mr. B. invites his friends to call at 2006 River street Troy, and examine the article. Jez‘9 WM. BRUCE. DAGUERREOTYPE PLATES, of su- perior quality, for sale at $2.25 dozen Also, Morocco Cases of the best quality, for sale at $2,838 per dozen, by HARRIS & WILCOX, Troy House buil-ling, 226 Rivei.st. Troy. E AR HODPS -Plain, engraved and with stone settings, for sale cheap for cash, at CHAMPNEY'S watch and jewelry store, No. 13 Consress-st, Troy. STEEL BEADS, of superior quality. No 5, 6, and 7, for sale at 10 cents a bunch. Also a large variety of Cut and Plain Bag and Purse Clasps; Bag and Purse Tassells; Purse Rings; Shaded and Plain Purse and Bag Twist, on Hipools and in Sticks,. for sale at very low prices, by HARRIS& WILCOX, Store in Troy House Building, 226 River street, Troy. IRE SAFES-assorted sizes and first rate for keeping out the animals and letting in the air, at reasonable prices, go- ing fast at BENTONS', 279 and 281 River-st. Troy. I. Q. or O. F. JUST RECEIVEL, a new style of Car- peting, designed for Odd Fellows and Odd Fellows' Halls. The figures embrace all the insignia of the I. O. of O. F., and is worthy their attention. G. V. S, QUACKENBUSH, n3? 202 River.st. Troy. EW and Fashionable Jewelry, con- sisting of single stone and cameo pins, stone and jet ear hoops, pencil cases, gold pens in gold and silver cases, with pen- eil attached; gold thimbles. slides, silver combs, snuff and tobacco boxes, gold guard, vest and fob chains ; keys, loackets and min- iature cases &e.. for sale by n27 HARRIS & WILCOX Store in Troy House build'g, 226 River.st. DYEING,CLEANING,REPAIRING. THE SUBSCRIBER respecifuily informs the inhabitants of Cohoés and vicinity that he has taken a room in the basement of the Athenzum, one door below the Post Office in the city of Troy, and that he is rea- dy to attend to all work with which he may be entrusted, doubting not that he will give en- tire satisfaction, Orders left with him will be promptly attended to. PATRICK TIERMAN, South Basement of Atheneum, Troy N. Y. August 10, 1847. n27 Cohoes Book Store. THE SUBSCRIBER takes this method of informing his Friends and the Public generally that he has recently opened a Store on Factory street opposite Cohoes Hotel, where at all times may be found a good assort- ment of . School, Miscellaneous and Blank Books; Periodicals and Lithographic Prints; Paper in large or small quantities; Ink, Sand, Wrappers, Pens &c. &c. and everything usua.ly found in a Book Store. Music in Sueets or in Bound Volumes; to- gether with a good assortment of C A NES of every description and at all prices. B. W. KENDRICK. N. B. B. W. K. has a correct Portrait of Gen Tayror thesize of life, together with a certificate of the Officers of the Army. Price one dollar. je 22 ENTS Ki}, Silk and Cotton Gloves, at the YANKEE STORE, HAKER HERBS. a general assortment H R. HAWKINS EID ITZ POWDERS, of superior qual- itys id warranted full weight at H. R. HAWKINS R ERRIMACK CALICO®S, small figures and plaid jast received at FARMAM'S Cheap General Store. ATRIPED Shirting, Biue Denis, Bed-tick Cuttonades, &c., at the YANKEE STORE, tary Drops; Townsend's, Bull's and Wood's Sarsaparilia, for sale by H. Wright, Rem- sen street. next door to Twining & Alden's Clothing Store. M. HOWELL, Dealer in Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Looking Glasses, &€. READY MADE COFFINS constantly on hand. Mohawk street,. a few doors abovei BIB!) CAGES, Willow Cradles, Wagons, Camp stools, Tubs, Clothes Horses, Baskets, Wooden and Willow ware always on band and selling cheap at FA RN A M'S n27 General Store NEW DRESSING SALOON. L,. PHELPS, has ope ed a Shop in a the basement of the Cohoes Hotel Ist door on Factory street, where he will be happy to wait on gentlemen at all times to shave them, cut and eurl their hair, oni Champoon their heads. The sick will be cheerfully waited on at their rooms. N. B. Particular attention paid to shay- ing gmd laying out corpses at all hours day or night; n2tf TO LET.-Several tenements in . this village. Enquire at the of- fee of MILLER & VAN SANTYVOORD. ONNET and Cap Ribbons, splendid as- f sortment, at the YANKEESTORE° | (| ARDEN and FLOWER SEFDS at Ax __ FARNA MS. i LLUSTBATED life of General Seott.- Price 23 cents. For sale at the Cohoes Book-store, by B. W. KENDRICK, WTHITE Dress Goods, Plain and Plaid Cafmbrics, Mulls & Lawns for White Dresses just rec'd at FARNAM's. | AYLOR and his Generals, by Butler. Price 25 cts For sale at the Cohoes Book.store, by _, B. W. KENDRICK. ASHINGTON and his Generals, by J.T. Headley, 2 vols. 10s. each. For sale at the COHOES BOK STORE: AR 1SOLETTS & Paprssols, a new as. sortment just rec'd at FARNAM'S Cheap General Store. HE SUBSCRIBERS will open to-moi- row a lot of BRY GOODS, purchased the past week in New York, which , for quality and low price, cannot be beat. Also, a general assortment of HARD W AR A, and Groceries, all of which will be sold as low as can be purchased elsewhere, Albany or Troy n¥7- 31% | not excepted. WHITE, OLMSTED $ wo, Albany and Troy Advertiéemenls ILLIAM RICHARDSON. 60 South |- s Troy WATEBMAKER AND DEALER IX Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sil- ver Ware, Pocket Cuttery, Combs & Fancy Articles, at the old stand, 242 River streei, Trox,.cor tinues to devote mis partfenlar atteation to cleaning and repairing WaTcH®g, £LhACKES, Mrsic Box:s, JEwsrnry, &6. .; arf. voring him with their work' 3 upon having it done up about right, ffaic- prices and at short motise | Hebaseon- stantly on hand, for sale, gold and flver Watches; gold Speciacles, Pencilsand| Pens; gold Chains and Keys; Bracelets,; Breast Pins and Rings; silver Spectacles, Pefecils, Thimbles. net Purses, fine pockes and pers Knives, Scissors, 1 azors and Strops, . Brit- annia and plated Ware, Needles, shell, horr and ivory Comb«, Beads of variqus kinds, hair Brushes, Wallets, brass and weoden Clocks, &e. ALSQ-On hand a large as- gortmen} of Stuver Sroons, warrantedgood -all of which will be solid reasorable for CASH. L 1 DRY GOODS SELLING OFF AT GREAT REDUC. TION OFP PRICES. AT THE UNBIvALED sTtokE of the corner of River and Congress-sts. No,. 166- Troy. San cn 400 Dress Patterns of Muslin Be Lainesg at only 1s. to Is. 6d.; 1500 do at isd go Is; 300 do Gingham Lawns at 1s 6d:fo 2s 6d; 150 do Printed do at Is 3d to 2s 6d> 100 do Babrorines at cost. C , Raw Silks, Tinen ege = Also, Plain Bareges Ginghams, Light, Dark and Black SfHks a great assortmeat, Col'd aud Blk Alapacas, a very large lot of Ginghams, 500 pieces of. Callicoes from 6d per yard to 2s 6d &e. &c. z SHAwLS.-Embroidered and plain M; De Laine Shawls, Silk and Cotton Bareges do, Damask Stradilla do Plain and Printed Cashimere do, Broche and- Cashimere do from $4 to $20 - A few elegant Cashithere Long Shawls at $25 to $50. - -We have every thifig in this line that can be found any where, and at prices that cannot failto suit all. Groves.-Here again we have a complete Store full, and cheap they are tno. RissBons.-We shall sell all off at éost. BtmumEre wrar ror Mev anp Borgs.-We have on hand more than 250 pieces of differ- ent kinds Worsted, Linen, and Cotton goods, whieh must be sold this Summer. Umbrellas, Parasols, and Parasolettes, Sun Shades, Handkercheifs of every. Kind; Table and Piano covers, Worsted Cfewels, Plain Striped Cambrics, Bleached and un. bleached Sheeting and Shirtings,© Mors Morans and Damasks &e. &e., al of which are to be sold. Woourns.«-Up stairs we can show yeu as large and cheap a stock of Cloths, Gassi- meres, Vestings &e. as you ever saw; also Satinets, Kentucky Jeans, T weeds, Merino Casimeres, &c &c. have on hand atew pie. ces of Carpeting which we can sell very cheap. We have on hand at this time probably the largest and best assortment of Dry Goods to be found this side of New York, and are to be sold; Thatis what we bought them for; and our entire stock of Summer goods must be sold within the next 60 days, as we are resolved that we will wirterover no thin goos if we can get a fair offer for them, cost or not cost. If the citizens of Cohoes and vicinity feel disposed: to visit us when they want to buy we will try and make it to their advantage to do to, afd buy of us. ~~ CLARK & BROTHERS Wholesale and Retail desters in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods on the corner of Riv er and Congress streets, Troy. je29 Troy, June 25th, 1847. LNMmosih CYTeas, UST RECEIVED, a large invoice of the justly celebrated Teas of the ' NEW YORK CANTON TEA COMPAXY all of the latest importations and consist ing of all the varieties of Creen afd Black Teas, and warrauted in all cases to give en- tire satisfaction or the money to be €efund- ed. WOOD & ARMS, Agenis, , A_ 280 River-st., Troy, ao Silver Ware Mauufactory. ARRIS & WILCOX continue 10 man. ufacture Silver Ware in all its bran- \ches viz: table, tea, dessert, salt, mustard and cream spouns; table, tea, dessert, and children's forks; ice cream, fruit, fish and butter knives; soup, oyster, syllabub. gra- vy and sugar ladles; tea setts, pitchers, cups, nursing tubes, sugar tongs, &c. >- We respectiully invite the trade, House keepers, and others to call and examine the quality and finish of our work, which we warrant not inferior to any in the state; aud manufacturing our cwar work, enables us to give inducements to the purchaser of a more lucrative nature than any of our com- petitors. h HARRIS & WILCOX ju1l3n23 Store in Troy House building, 226 River-st. G. HORTON, DRAPER AND TAILOR 300 River street, Troy, ‘ a 7 OULD RESPECTFUg-LY INFORM . his friends and the public that he has just received from the vity of New York, a full assortment of Spring and Summer goods for gentlemens' wear, such as Black French Cloths and Cassimeres, Fancy Cassimeres and Satinets, Velvet, Satin and Cashmere Vestings, Stocks, Cravatsy, Shirts, Collars, Bosoms ard Silk Undershirts. * Also, a complete assortment of Trunks. Valices Carpet Bags. &c., all of which will be sold as low as can be purchased in this city or elsewhere. N. B. Garments made to order in the best style of workmanship, and at prices to suit the times, PLAID, Striped and Plain Jaconet Mus- lins, many styles and qnalities. cherp at BUELL'® 218 R:ver.g!. Trav. Q/A‘MEO, Siogle Stone and - ou. an.« i ins for sale at CHAMPNEY'S Watch and Jewelry Store, 18 Congrece et Trav ALO'F of Astral and Sour haps. cue: p and good, for sale at BI NFONS 289 and 291 River-st. Troy: INE GOLD PENS an: Gold Pencil Ca ses, for sale at CHAMEBNEY'S, No. 13 Congress-st., Troy. nee T P t T $4 INEGAR.-12 barrels Cror®r ViNECGAR for sale low to eloge consignment, by WOOD & ARMS, 280 River-st.. Troy. ALSO, a general assortment of Family Gxioceries, Fruit &e., as cheap as the cheap- est. | RUNKS-A variety of sig» , and-prices from £12 to $20, at BF TONY ~*®9 and 391 uigey st. Tyny.
