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rous,\ map o reget iness coun \Rant 5 pute eran gregh f oe eline n then Afar 20 mks . -, «nue ghar coll Litre cour ce a <> co +> Sis Tse. sla s . . -. 2 > - ~ & we oun nes « 2 tke thas Colives: Advertisements NEW 'DRESSING SALOON. - |- Sto: L. PIH ELpst-s q§§hed a Sh‘Qffi’ifl f in”, 14 a the. rb§§fi3mfim of 'the Cfihfieéflfiteh - lter of\ Stg: ist door n Factory street, where he will public that he bp be happy to wait on gentlemenat all times;, | \Ly _ - ins eu ue og to shave them, cut and earl tireir hair, or. $091“ Wd Champoon their heads. 'The sick. will be for burning. Wood cheerfully waited on at their rooms.\ - . 'Cheap for Cash; tog ,_ N. B. Particular attention paid to Shav-| ment 66 Fin anit Coy ing and laying out corpses atall hours day{ °. }% C.; > Or night. . . r2iP j Waal n as in ie . co on s eng gao q fr. Ward, and Ho igs m a mo a aes Cohoes and Troy Advertisements. QQE$Mg y5 + A HOUSE i‘GV'Lgli’n‘Euqnire of L. Bosom 5 Shirt (i Siol’omifl, at E. G. Mussey's store. © To - Oct 6. : Enquire at the Store of aas haz- ~- 4 ramy.Im - Cot EXONEQZ’ fSEOUTI-IW ORTH |- ROKEN and SCREENED, for Grates and ;__.Q_E_SL US- 20, 192) ___ stoves for sul: aft. the Coal, “170ml and O BUILDERS, MANUFACTUR.{ Lumber Yard, on the Northern canal, by T' 4 AN inpa ; E. W. & H. D. FULLER. ERS AND OTHERS in Cohoes and Cohoes, Oct. 6, 1847. vicin'ty, The undersigned is now receiv- ing (and will continue to receive direct} - IRE CAPSand HOSE---Manufactured to order by _WM. MANNING. from the makers) a good and very general assortment of (nema; HARDWARE & CUTLERY. g. SWAN, hereby ees: respectfully notifies his mi Persons wishing to purchase House or Cab- a 1 . N \ . Phone rs 4 &.. friends and the public gene- , ro inet Trimmings. Pocket or Table Cutlery, rally, that he may still be found at his old Cohoes & T Y . Files. Saws, Tools, &e. will please call at “gr “lfiab‘lélimné | 2733.7??? Quyk sent n par a ere , € _ An Address prepared by\ Rev. Dr. \_. Pierpont of Troy, was read .at the con- vention, and unanimously adopted,and or- to be printed. | _ Os 0 C. 0 \ => ~:Regolved, That the thanks of the con- i -~ vention be terdered to Con. S. . for the dignified and impartial *~* ~ in which hechas presided over the «»deffhefations of: this body.-N. Y. Re- - former, ¥ ol 303600 i 9p Chiles! pres '+... . Gen!\ Scott in possession of Cbhaes‘ Advertisements, - dit sons meee C402.) yal P ils H P race | ~ ‘A _ ~ ‘0 «a? i :.‘ - - Cohoes Advertisements, - LIs't OF LBE ERS Remaining in Cohoes Post Office, Oct. 1st, 1M47. Persons calling fir these letters will e please name the date of the list in which they § are advetrised, Ackerman G E Adams : tephen 3 Adams Ci ailes D Adams Mary A Alden Win Akin James Bready James Bushnell George Butterfield Geo W Bullock Mr A Benedict Philip W Burch Miss Delia M Allea Edmund Allen Lewis B Allien Miss Ann E Aldrich Mrs Maria 2 Armitage Joshua to ats Bannin Eugene Billings C C Ballard Andrew J Burt Henry 3 Burt Master W Braley Dani _'Froy, fiég, 23 4 t L so- [0 putt ArvAribty Gf Oysters, Fruit this village on the night of ~*'Ad fast., of consumption Mrs ANN MA- 6 * » &) 2+ #00. * '=~§_ - ta '~ 'yaus head-yohe, fic dolereaux, - s setevete. Ehore is no humbug > : & tor F? Tor 9? * * g a \\the City-Mexican' loss im- mense - 1700 . Americans killed and wounded-Gen- erals Worth, Smith and Pil- low killed. October 83, 8 1-2 p. -The James L. Day arrived at N. Or- leens on the 26th ult, - The news is all from Mexican sources. The Vera Cruz H3 Hag letters from Mexico to the 9th, . stafing that the commissioners rejected <Erist's propositions. Santa Anna called ' R and appointed the 9th for the recommencement of hostilities. - Herera issued a proclamation to the Priests to in- cite the people to arms, and on the 8th Beott attacked Mill del Rey, and was re- pulsed according to the Diaro del Gobi- emo, with a loss of 400 killed and 600 - wounded. It is represented as the most desperate battle of the war. _ The Mexicans state their loss at 100 killed and 150 wound- «ed. . Gen. Leon was killed, and several Colonels also killed. It is said Santa Anna commanded in person. _ A Mexican account says a bomb shell fell among the American ammunition and exploded four of them, blow fng up 800 mon including GENERAL WORTH. Another account says that zt the batéle of the 8th the Amcricans Jost. 87 officers, and GEN. PILLOW is reported to be among them The action was recommenced on the 42th and continued all day. Letters from Qriziba to the 19th to Mr Dia- mond say that an oxpress arrived from Mexico bringing . the intelligence that FHeott was in the city of Mexico. Gen. Bravo is killed and Santa Anna is wounded in the arm. Santa Auna retreated with his troops to Gaudaloupe. ' Hostilities cantinued from the 8th un- $1l the Americans took possession of the city. Our less is reported at 1700 killed and wounded. Mexican letters state that Capt. Ri- ley and TO men the American deserters, were bung by order of the Court martial Another letter from Mexieo of the 10th says Gen Smith expired. 2, The Mexiean Government scized $300,000 sent by a Commercial Hous? to Gen, Scott's army. The above Gen. Smith is probably Persifor F. Smith of Louisiana. Arrival of the Steamship HIBERNIA ! The Hibernia arrived at Boston at 2 e'clock P. M. on Sunday, the 3d inst. After last steamer breadstuffs receded some, but on the 18th Wheat advanced 5 shillings per quarter. Flour advanced from 3 to 4 shillings, with an immenge demand. London and Liverpool best Wheat 82 shillings per quarter, Flour in Liverpool on the 18th, 2886d a830s, London do. 29s. Corn-'che demand is better. Con- siderable purchases of breadstuffis for Belgium and Poland. The prospect of moderafe supplies from the U. States strengthened the market. Cotton is down 1-84. Many heavy failures all over Europe, Three of the above failures amount to over a million pounds sterling each. The Ohio Life and Trust Company is - probably a creditor of the Messrs Gow- ers, one of the above bankrnpts, to 50,- 000 pounds sterling. There is great consternation in themo- ney.circles. No change in the rate of interes; in the Bauk of Englard. Bullion decreased in four weeks 300,- 000 pounds. , - The failure of the Messrs. Deny will probably be severely felt in the United States. | - .. Three bank directors have failed in the last four weeks. _The Ohio Trust Company accepted drsfts:on. Gowers, which were taken up Faott, House & Co. DEED. the A JONES, aged 23 years, wife of «Bf merchant of this villae. A: Never-failing Medicine! . BER. WIL LEAM®S' UNIVERSAL & IN EXTRACTOR} CERTAIN CUE for Rheumatism \A- Sprains;'and Bruises, spasms, lock-jaw, felons; quinssey,swelling and pain in the limbs, fresh eut wounds, affection of the kidneys, »hilblains, bites and stings burns and sealds, erysipelas, croup, tooth ache, swelled face, sore - throat, Ifver Comiplaint spinal affection, ner- hydrophobia, C 1 about this in- ble fnedecine but in all the above named is the most satisfactory references can uesd, from eminent Physicians and S8. V. R. DEUEL & CO., . (atthe Gothic Building, opposite the musts fe 4 C Cohoes Hotel. and Confection» aries constantly on hand. oc6 a Brower Alexander Bemison Nr Babtist Church Cohoes Cam Saiah Chamberlain Orrin Danahy John Davenport Lemuel Drew Geo Barret John Blodgett Mary E Barnes Geo Chaffin Mary A Chi.ds Isaac S Dodge Wm Davison Cliarlotte Dickiman Ziba Doile Margaret Elimion Mary Aan Foley Bridget Ferrell Win Farnum Lucy A CGorsline E. S Grimes James Grifiin Elizabeth Henry Amanda 8 Henry Jas W Holenbeck Maria Hickey Michael Jackson Samuel Kane John Kittle E P Lawson R B Lackey Wm MceNamara & Co Messrs McEnroe P MceOmber Abner Patterson Mary Pierce Anne B Rache Win Reid Miss Ann Sweny Cornelius Seage Samucl Thomas L W . _ Tabor Harlow S8 Ten Eyck Hannah M Weston Harriet N - Wright Catherine Ward Eudocia - Wager Elizabeth H. HOWE, Post Master. Chemical & Medical Establishment NO. 2, OAE HALL, CcOHOEs, N. Y, CO., W. D. WOOD to inform the EG RESPECTFULLY pablic generally, that in addition to every Drug and Chemical of the purest quality, have constantly on sale the following select and use- ful articles :- Townsend's, Guysott's, Wood's, Bull's Sands' and Comnstocks' Sargaparilla; Herrick's Pills, Plasters, Liniment and Bitters; Atwood's Jaundice bitters, spinal elixir and canker drops; Vaughan's lithontriptic mixture ; Brant's pul- monic elizir; Wood's vegetable purifying pills; pain killer; diarrhcea cordial ; balsam- ic cough syrup and camphor cake for chapped hands, lips Longley's panacea; extract lingwort; Petits's eye salve, carker remedy, pills, &¢ ; peor man's plasters ; Z. W. Lay's cough pills and powders; Roman eye balsam ; Sherman's cough lozenges, and all other Pat- ent Medicines, direct from the Proprietors. Foster James G Flint Amanda J Gardner Esther Ann Gately Pa:rick Heding Mrs Esther Hatea Martha T Huff nan Charles Hutfltalse Thomas Johnson Lucey M Kennedy John Loveland & Co H Maher John Mallary Wright Morse Phebe J Nixon Melissa Pike J:umes Pettys Percy Revier f{lorace Snices all kinds do Faney Soaps Cren.ieal Polish'g paste Washing Powder Pure C&inphine Tooth Pow ders Spermaceti f other Oils Smellin@ Boitles Dye stufi's Pcrfumm‘y in great | Colors, Window Glass variety Macaussar Oil Tooth, Hair, Nail | Horse and Cattle Mcd- and clesh Brushes | icines {c# Physicians' prescriptions and family recipes receives a constant personal attention and are compounded srEetrpcom azvenm. - 0c6 Hat & Cap Store Removed. M C, KIRN AN, has removed his Hat and & Cap Store, to the building opposite the Cohoes Hotel and will keep on hand a gener- al assortment of articles appertaining to the trade, viz: Hats, Caps, Mulls, Buffalo Robes satchels, carpet bags, trunks, valices, &c., which he offers to purchasers at prices not to be under-so0-d, taking the quality of the article U into consideration. Grateful for past patronage, he hopes for a continuance. oc6 ALONZO WILMOT, Saddle and Harness Maker, (Mohawk st., onedoor belo x T. Kendrick & Son's,) EEPS CONSTANTLY on hand Sad- dles, Harness, Trunks, Valices, Bridles, Martingals, Coach, Gig and Riding Whips. All orders in his line of business promptly at- tended to. - oc6 J. M. BROWN, Boot and Shoe store, [Remsen gt,, one door south of Jones & South- worth's.} RATEFUL f @ past patronage the sub- seriber respectfully solicgs a continuance of the same, at his new location. oct BTE‘» £ND IMPORTANT DIsCOVE. Xo RY-Halsey's Gold and Silter Magnetic Pills ; or positive and negative Medicine, have no taste of medicine whatever, and are casier to take than any sugar couted pilis. Sold by ec§ E. G. «Y. £1, C!T A ND YOUR GROUND I-There's KJ Helpat Hand & Co's Com- pound ; the great Fever and Ague Extermi- nutor, is WARRANTED TO CCRE the Fever and Ague in all cases. For sale by oc6 m. G. MUSSEY, CLEAR THE TRACK! NEW MAIL LINE. Warsrrorp, Conors, Wast Troy axp AunBaxy. HG undersigned having fitted up a neat Coach for the accommodation of the traveling public and also for carrying the Mail, respectfully gives notice that he will on and after the 5th of October run as fol. lows : Leave Cohoes for West Troy at 8 A. M. returning at9 A. M. Leave Cohoss for Waterford at 10 A. M., returning, to Cohoes ut 12 1.2, Leave Cohoes at 11-2 P. M.. passing through West Troy at 2 P. M. Returning will leave Albany at 4 P. M. | Fare from Waterford to Albany 25 ets. 64 Cohoes to Albany _ 25 cts. t€ 6 Troy 12 12 ets bi Troy to Albany 121-2 cts The undersigned trusts that by punctuali- iy and a fervent desire to please, to merit a share of public patronage. JAMES HUBBARD. Cohoes, Sept. 29, 1847. ALSEY'S FOREST WINE-Needs no - paise, n single trial places it beyond any comparison with anything by the name of med- icine. Sold by o66 - E. G. MUSSEY. No. 309 River st Troy. N. HUBBELL. Troy, Sept. 15, 1847. n32- 2m FALL FASHIONS-NEW GOODS. © M/ ARING & ROBBINS, Mercuanr 9 9 Tamors, have joust returned from New York with the Fall Fashions together with a general Stock of goods suitable for the Fall trade, consisting in part of French and En- glich Black plain and Twilled Brown and green Broadcloths English Cassimeres, Super Bib doe skins, a variety of Fincy Striped Plaid & Figured Cassimeres, Plain Cashmeres Brown Silk, Biack satin woolen and woors- ted vestings in variety, Sheeps grey Cloth, Albert cords, Serges &e. &o which they will make to order at the lowest possible Cash pri- ces at the shortest notice, Also Gum Elastic Braces, Mexican Silk, White Damask and Figured, Pocket Hand- kerchiefs, Gents assorted Cravats Shirts, Col- lars &c. Cutting & Trimming done at all times and warranted to fit if properly made up. WARRING & ROBBINS Cohoes Sept 6, 1847. Remsen-St., NEW ARRIVAL No. 3 OAK HALL. TWINING & ALDEN, Drapsas & Tamers, have just returned from New York with a general assortment of Fall Goods consisting in part of French, English and A- merican Black, Blue, Brown, Green and Ol- ive Broadcloths. French Doe Skin and Buck Skin Cassimeres. Fancy Cassimeres of all grades and colors, Vestings--Black and Figured Satin, Figured Silk Velugts, Woollen Velvets. Cassimere, Plaids, &c.-- Beaver Cloth, T weeds, Sattinets, Sheeps Gray Woolen Plaid, &c. &c. The above will bef CUT AND MADE To Order inthe most approved and Fash- inoable, style, and as low as can be purchased in Troy or Albany : and always to give per- feet satisfaction. We haye just received our FALL FASHIONS, And having in our employ experienced work- men, we are now enabled to compete with any establishment out of the city of New York. Sutin, Black Silk, Fanck Silk and Ging. ham Cravats, Pocket Handkerchiefs, allj kinds of shirts, Bosoms, C#Wllars, Half Hose, Suspenders, &c. &c. Aso, a quantity of Over Coats, Sack coats Pantaloons, Vests, Ready Mads and very low. Cutting done at short notice and warrant ed to fit, if proper care is taken in making. Cohoes, September 4, 1847. FALL DRY GOODS. B C. SHAW, 9 Cannon Place, res- * pecifully announces that he has just received his first supply of Fall Dry Goods, | comprising the latest and mast Fashionable; styles in market, which he offers for sale as' cheap as the cheapest. DRESS GOODS, In every variety, consisting of rich, cash- meres, m. delaines, spun silks, merino, gala woolen anl Oregon plaids, blk silks (high lustre) Ginghams in great variety, English and American calicoes, black bombazines, &e. SHAWLS. Consisting of Cashmere, Brocha, Thibet. M. de laine, and various styles of Woolen Shawls, long aud square, CLOTHS. Super French black cloths and cassimeres, silk. satin and fancy vesting, black Italian and fancy silk cravats and searfs, suspen- ders, gloves, half hose, linen cravats and collars, merino .and cotton wrappers and drawers, ALSO, Irish linens, bleached and brown muslins, Aannels, toweling, tickings, three threaded German woolen yarn, best in market, linen bobbin, ksitting cotton, etc. Troy, Sept 16, 1847. n32 NOTICE. ALL Persons are hereby cautioned a- gainst paying any money or delivering Goods to any person on account of either of the undersigned, without a written order from one of them, with the exception of James Dinnigan, who is authorised to re- ceive money for Ale. ROB'T'. DUNLOP, R. DUNLOP & SON. Watervliet Brewery, Sept. 11. 1847 - n32 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. 81, :847. ns3s0 at the Cohoes Bookstore v and get the new Romances of thsilling sceres, duiing deeds and stirring tiines in Mcx- ico, entitled 'The Maid of Mouterey, the He- roin of Tampico, the Maid of Buena Vista, etc. only 25 cents. Also Maryatt's new Novels, Ardent Trough- ton, or Fhe Wrecked Merchant; and Snarle- you the Dog Fiend 2s. Legends of Mexico; by Geo. Lippard.- This work as usual is written in Lippard's ev- er thrilling style 2s. The American Spy; or Freedom's Early Sacrifice, a 'FTaleof the Revolution 2s. The last of Wagner the Wehr Wolfe : the last number of this splendid work has at length arrived and is as full of interest as the former numbers ; only 1s All the new Magazines for October ; $3,00 per year or 2s euch, togethiur with all the new publications of the day, at the Cohoes Boo!:- store, opposite Cohoes Hotel. se29 KOTICE. ANE CANNON and Catharine Coloman. or the girls who represented themselves by those names will please call upon inc and settle their bills or they will be Cealt with according to law (viz. false pretences J - They are well known and it is hoped this notice will have the desired ef'rct JOHN G. BURNAP. Cohoes, Sept. 29, 1847. TO PARENTS & GUARDIAXNS. SKI D. WODD & CO., Chemists and C Bljuggxsts, are in want of a respect- able, Intelligent, well educated youth. as an Apprentice. where he would have every op portunity of acquiring a thorough and prac- tical knowledge of his business, stand one door north of the Cahoes Hotel, and that he continues to furnish as usual, for parties of pleasure, &c., for the most moderate compensation, also, Single Was. ons Horses. ing to visit the Falls, Aqueduct, &e., can be accommodated at the shortest notice. THE FAIREST TESTIMONY ON E’iALSEY'S Sugary Couted Magic Pills- ** GOODS of all kinas, A - Farnam's Gheap General Store. RED White and Yellow Flannels, Canton Horses, Carriages, and Barouches, ° and Ladies' and Gentlemens? Saddle 74zParties of pleasure, or persons wish- Cohoes, August 3, 1847. 2) RECORD. '% LADIES in the C1i'y of Troy, 3000 15,000 do in Albany, 23,000 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 besidesa great many of the gen.lemen population, who are true ad- vocates and regular customers for that very valuable Emolient, Radway's hinese Medicated Soap. Why do the people prefer this excellen Soap to all others ever invented ? Because it is a true medicated preparation ard 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 extermiuatoer 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 which are of an irrigating nature. Sold by R. W. KENYON, 285 Réver-st. Troy. & Also by JONES & SOUTHWORTH. DRY GOODS, &c. OHN G. BURNAP, respectfully invites Fare 6 1-4 cts. to Troy-18 8-4 ets. to Albany. - VE‘HE subscribers, for the better agcom- modation of the public, have increas- | Troy, and will on and after Saturday, June 26th, run as follows: Leave Cohogs, 5b 1.2 A. M. 64 Leave Troy 7 1-4 A. M. 1. 10 1.2 0 \ 1. hi P. M. l 3 ¢. 3 66 3‘ P. Ml “ (3 66 {6 -2 6 1.2 1.4 N.B. All baggage, bundles &c. trans- ported overthis road, must be at the risk of the owners thereof. PERMAM & PETTIS, Cohoes, June 28, 1847. M. FITCH having taken the store @ corner of Remsen and Factory.sts, | will keep a general assortment of Watches, German Silver and Clocks, Bronze Goods; Jewelry and Fancy Hardware, Fancy Goods; Fine Cutlery, Silver Ware. Tea Boards, Silver Pated Floor Mais, Britania Ware, Carpet Satchels &c. CLOCKS AND WATCHES. cleaned and repaired in the best manner.- Old Gold and Silver bought or taken in ex change for Goods. Clocks and Watches! sold here are Warranted for one year free of expense. This being a branch of his large establish ment in Troy, Cohoes customers can be sup- plied at short notice with any articles in this (line. > - The Public generally are invited to call 'and examines the Goods, although they may not wish to purchase. - D. M. FITCH. Cohoes, July 9, 1847. 7 n23ju18 _; WATCHES, Seeyroillrmy; sc. VI‘HE Subscriber 'would\ respectfully J the attention of the citizens of this vil- lags 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 folowing, at the same time assuring his customers that he will endeavor to give general satisfaction beth in price aud quality. « ; _ DRY GOODS. Broadeloths, all eolors; English and American cassimeres; beaver cloths; fancy cassimers and sattinets; velvet fatin ned caskmerc vest? 5-ored 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 Of!, &e, 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. POI-ICES SHIRTS & DRAWERS * white scarlet and mixed for sale at whole- sale & Retail at manufacturer's prices at Far- nam's. CROCKREY OPENING THIS DAY at Farnam's; the real flowing blue Opaque China and stone China in full setts and for sale at New York Prices. H IGH FLAVORED Oolong Tea. All those fond of a enp of good Black Tea will call at Farnams and get a sample of an article that he can recommend as being very choice; just imported. C ARPETING and Paper at hanging cheap FARNAM'S. STRIPED Shirting, Biue Denis, Bed-tick Cottonades, &c., at the YANKEE STORE. T OWwWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA, Bold at waolesale andfretail by E. G. MUSSEY, Agent, Cohoes. WYNKOOP & Co's Compound for Fever and Ague, Chill Fever and all Intermittent Fevers. Sold in Cohoes by _ E. G. MUSSEY. gUPERF‘INE FDQOUR-for sale by b T. KENDRICK & SON. TON CODFISH- 6 barrels Mackerel; 10 Kits do. express- ly for iamily use. Mess Shid. KENDRICK & SON. LOOKING GLASSES -a new and fashionable assortment, just received by KENDRICK & SON. \FIVLEOWER POTS-300 Flower Pots from Fi. 3 cenis up to 25 ecats each, all sizes, just received from the Pottery, at sep22 FARN AMS. TRRESERVE JARS-all sizes, ceived at FARNA WS. T EW SUGARS-from 6d. upwards, suit. able for Preserves, at sep23 FARN AMS. sep22 just re- ¢ OTS OF NEW GOODS at Li FARNAM 8. By\ ARNAMS STOUK of Summer Cloih- 4 = ing is now selling off at reduced prices to clear theino off. n27 ”g {OBSE'BLTQHQE PS for sale af ~~ MANXNNXCG'S For sale b ¥ E. G. MUSSEY, >An __ EW FALL & R WINTER DRY Just received at - _ --L__ Flannels, . selling cheap at sep 49 YANKEE STORE. TON FRESH BUTTER-just received and for sate by §;No, 2 Oak Hall, Cohoes, sep 29 CAW & QUACEKENBUSH. inform the citizens of Cohoes and vicinity | that he has opened a Store on the corner of Rent». sea and Oneida streets, directly opposite Wim. |H. Hellister & Co's Store, where he will keep constantly on hand Clocks, Watches, Chains, Keys, Finger Kings, Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Gold and Silver Pencils, Pens, Studs, Slides for Chains, Knives, Scissors, Razors and Strops, Stéel. Beads, Bag Clasps, Silk Pursos, Pocket Books, Combs, Needles, Segar cases. Tobacco Boxes, , Souff Boxes, Hair Pins, &o. all of which will be sold at low prices and warranted to be as good | as reecnmmended. | __N. B. Particular attention paid to cleaning and repairing Watches, clocks, Music Boxes, Jewelry, &c. FLANCIS TALCOTT. Cohoes. June 22, 1847. 20 -4w TRUNKS, VALICES, CARPET BAGS, Satchels, Harness, Bri- constantly on hand or made to order and f sold on the most reasonable lerms at MANNING'S One door north of Cohoes Co's O fice. He will also make to order BELTS for Machinery, of all sorts and sizes. All kinds of Trimming and Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. n27 COHOES SAWING MILLS WN. BURTON & CO.,. Mahogany and Fancy Wood Sawing, ALBANY C0. ¥. 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 Veneers, of all descriptions, and of the best quality. i - Also Mahogany, Rose and Satin Wood in the log, which they will saw into Veneers or otherwise to suit enstomers. Back stuff for Looking G.asses for sale and furnished to order. Brush stuff, Blocks of ali 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 i going to New York,. Our Factory is situated within a few rods of the Erie anl 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 charse. WM. BURTON & CO. Cohoes, August 10, 1847. INGHAMS A good assortment of Eng lish, French and Domestic Ginghams: Steel Beads, Bag Clasps, Purse Trimmings, Purse Twist &e. at YANKEE STORE. CNNET and Cap Ribbons, splendid as- sortment, at the YANKEE STORE. FAMILY MEDICINES, E G. MUSSEY, in addition to his former stock of Fruit, Confretionary &c has an assortment of choice family medi- elnes, which he offers for sale on the most reasonable terms. \E OMEN'S SHOES--A geod assortment consisting of Morocco and Seal, Lace Boots, French Morocco Buskins, do Kid Slips, black, bronze and light Gaiters, black Gaiters with Patent Tipts, paiest leather Buskins, all kinds of Misses' and Children's Shoes.Geni's, Lacies', Misses' & Children's Rubbers. at the YANKEE STORE. isis FOR SALE. -The House and {gggg’g Lot situated on Remsen street, three besi28 doors north of MeDonald's Store ,- For terms, &e. enquire of A. J. GOFF. Cohoes Sept. 16, 1817. n32 GIMPS AND FRINGES-A1l colors and shades, both Worsted and Sitk, selling cheap at the YANKEE SFORXE. ADWAY'S MEDICATED SOAP Best article ever used at sep 29 YANKEE STORE. | and Wilcox, importers 4 of 'W atchas, Clocks, eweh Brittania Ware; and River street; Spoons, Spectacles, Thimbles, Pen and Pocket: dies, Saddles, Halters, kept. ets of any sigs,\ to order. .:OH.: 7 Ate. ited and executed ed the number of tripsbetween Cohoes and | er prices than thes red elsew hers. ~ Ew ap Fase ry, consisting of th Cuard, Vest, Side and : and Miniature Gases Pins, Riess esd Br. and Stone Set EFloop. Card:Gases, Snaff 2 Pencil Gases, Gold: . Cases with Pencils attaches large assortment <f ric fi Wholesales snd ed ters . \W are. 'Hfore in Troy HopSse Wrey. ___ ver Warey P. Combs & F at the old sland, 242 River: tinues to devote his parti cleaning and repairing 'W. Music Boxrs, PrwEeugy, voring him «ith heir w upon having it done up prices and 'at. short * stantly -on. $21 Watches; gold Spettacle gold Chains eys: Pins and Rings; st | Thimbles: nefilfigfi { Knives, Scissors, - arnia Ware and ivory Combs, Bé# hair Brushes, Wallets, | Clocks, &e, ALSO-On\ sortmen} of Sufi? iPoodias -all of which will be sold CASH. -_ .. O22 onls All orders for. work \UST RECEIYEp, a) J justly Celebrated T: NEW YORK CANTON TEA all of the latest. Ainportation ing of all the varieties of. G Teas, and warranted inAlfegs tire satisfaction or the moneysto be ed. WOOD & ARMS,.Agents, A > ® e 2&9 t},,,lTl'_€Jy SIGN PALNTI N ND Wood Block Eetters®of very de. j cription ;- Glazing, House in general-Imitatfion .of all Kinds of Wood ard ~~~ Marble, done at short notice if the:best work- manlike manner-also Paints, Of,, Putty, Sash and Glass, constantly forsale ofibe best quality, at No. 285, Ist door ngith of Fultor Market, River street, Troy, by :.. . . ¢ JOHN S. PEKRY & CC. Troy, Aug. 17, 1847. Choa a \ee: et pra». Striped an et Mus. ornet Mus. lins, many styles a Chepo at _____BUELICS, 218 Riveisst\ Troy. - Gents'.' Congress Gaiter TTYHE Subscriber is mow manufacturing . Day's Patent Congress. Gaftef's, an ar. trele that is well- adapteil for and convenience, having inserted elastfc gore. which saves the fncanveni¢nce-of lrcing a:. d sets perfectly. smooth, le Mr. B. invites his friends<4o eallat 206 River street Troy, and examine the arilc;«. je29 t WM. BRGCX. EAR HOPS.-Plain, engraved andi w. . stone settings, for sale Cheap €8r vn. c, at CHAMPNEY'S watch afhdgewelbry storc, No. 18 Congressest, Frov. _L I. O0. or O.~>R._ ~,. UST BECEIYVELDya new Style 6° peting, designed a? Odd Felinws and Odd Fellows' Halls. \The figure® eisn:nce all the insignia of the I. O. of O. F , sa! 's C worthy their attention. G. V. S, QUACKENBUSH, n3? 202 River.st T+c;. EW and Fashionable Jewelry, «. sisting of single stone and cameo p. , stone and jet ear hoops, pencil cages, s.. .: pens in gold and silver eases, with po- cil aitached ; gold thimbles. 'sglides;, silver combs, snuff and tobacco boxes, gold guur :, vest and fob chains ; keys, lockets and min. lature cases &e.. for sale by n27 HARRIS & WILCOX Store in Troy House build'g, 226 River. «:. DYEING, CLEANING, REPAIRI N:. THE SUBSCR‘IBElR'respectfiuiigasixn form ; the inhabitants of Cohoes and vicin: .; that he has taken a room 'in the basem :. of the Athenzum, one door below the |- -: Office in the city of Troy, and that he :>} i- dy to attend to all work with which he may = entrusted, doubting not that he will give a. tire satisfaction, Orders leftwith him = ° be promptly attended to. _- .° ‘ PATRICK TIERM A ~, South Basement of Athznerm, Troy R. G. August 10, 1847. . ri.? FINE; GOLD PENS and Gold Pene % ses, for sale at 1 - No. 13 Congress-st., ifr... VINEGAR.-- 12 barrels Ctorr Vi>.> for sale low to close consignment. + , WOOD & ARMS, 280 River-st.. .) y ALSO, a general assortment of F . ..>. Groceries, Fruit &c., as cheap as they ._ est. PC ARNAM'S BAZAAR.-Almosi c.; 4: licle you want can be found at n27 FARNAM'S Furnishing =~ ~. {1 1?st Kil, Silk he w- 0C and Cotton Clo. .. \l YANKEE $T Gulf. LARE'S PORTABLE ShowexB.\ i :. ~> for sale by HOLLISTER & (o, EATS FOOT AND CUHRIERBS of . N also Varnish, kept constantly ort: . >: ind for sale at MANNENC -=. ; Also Church and Wagon Sestf tims. © in the best manner. Also Indi@, Bu- Cloth and Leather Tops on Wagons.\ ° Mohawk street, one door north of aug31 © Cohoes Co's Office. w
