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-NEW AND IMPORTANT Dug DR. HALSEY'S '.Patent Gold and Silver Magnetic Pills. VALUABLE discovery consists of two medicinal preparations, viz. theGold. \ or Positive, and\ the Silver, or Negative Pills, One or more of each class being taken together dissolve in the stomach; their properties be- eoming thus infused together generate a Mag- netic action, whose influence passes to every part of the system purifies the blood, and ar- rests the course of disease. To many this singular effect would appear almost incredible, were it not well established, ' from the fact that the Gold and Silver Pills ta- ken together, are nearly five times more bene- fictal than the same number of either class Were they to be taken seperately. . In some instances, sensations of a singular nature passing to every extremity of the sys- tem, are experienced by the patient after hav- ing taken the Pills. 'This, however, in never injurious in the slightest degree, or even disa- greeable to the patient, It being nothing more than the slight electrical influence in the ner- vous system and blood. | Notwithstanding, it is without doubt, this influence,thowever small it may appear to be, which gives theGold and Silver Pills power of curing disease never be- fore possessed by any other medicine. The ingredients of this extraordinory med- icine are entirely vegetable, with the sole ex- ception of a small proportion of prepared gold and silver; which is in all cases perfectly harmless, although its combination with the peculiar vegetable properties of the Pills greatly increase their value. Learned Physicians have long been aware that gold and silver possess great medicinal virtue; and had they but known the peculiar vegetable substances with which it is combin- ed in the Gold and Silver Pills, thousands of the sick would have been restored to health, who, otherwise, for the want of an efficient remedy, have prematurely gone to the grave. This remarkable medicine is put up in box- es containing twenty-four pills each, or eight of the CGtold and sixteen of the Silver, in every box. . The Gold and SilverPills neither cause gri- ping or inconvenience, nor have they any taste of medicine whatever, but are easter'and inore pleasant to take than Sugar-coated Pills : while in point of medicinal virtue, they will admit of no comparison with that article, or any other medicine. They are also the cheapest pills in the world, because one box will;effect more good than can be expected from a dozen boxes of any other eclass, while the price of them is no more, being sold at onlyTWENTY-FIVECENTS per box, containing both kinds. Upwards of 'Fhree Hundredcertificates and Letters recommending and testifying to the great virtues and unparaleiled cures made by the \Gorn ano SinvEr PILLS,\ and \ Forest Wine,\ have been received within the short space of three months, and may be seen at the Proprietor's Establishment, No 2 Cortlandt street, New York. Some of which it will be seen are from the most distinguished Physi- cians, Members of the Bar, and Clergymen, An extensive list of them are now in process of publishing; in order to show to the world the amount of good performed by these medi- cines in less than a half year's time. For sale in Cohoes only by the appointed Agent, E. G. MUSSEY, and in Albany by Geo. Dexter. oc20 Chemical & Medical Establishment NO. 2, OAK HALL, coOoHOES, N. Y, WM. D. WOOD BEGS RESPECTFULLY to inform the public generally, that in addition to every Drug and Chemical of the purest quality, hus constantly on sale the following sceiect and use- fual articles -- Townsend's, Guysott's, Wood's, Bull's Sands' and Comstocks' Sarsaparilla; Herrick's Pills, Plasters, Liniment and Bitters; - Atwood's Jaundice bitters, spinal elixir and canker drops; Vaughan's lithontriptic mixture; Brant's pul- monic elixir; Wood's vegetable purifying pills; pain killer; diarrhcea cordi#; balsam- 16 cough syrup and camphor cake for chapped hands, lips &c., Longley's panacea; extract lungwort ; Petits's eye salve, canker remedy, pills, &c ; poor man's plasters ; Z. W. Lay's cough pills and powders ; Roman eye balsam ; lierman's cough lozenges, and all other Pat- ent Medicines, direct from the Proprietors. Spices all kinds . Lozenges do Fancy Soaps Chemical Polish'g paste Washing Powder Pure Camphine Tooth Powders - Spermaceti {- other Oils Smelling Bottles Dye stufts | Perfumery in great l Colors, Window Glass variety Macassar Oil Tooth, Hair, Nail | Horse and Cattle Med- and tlesh Brashes | - icines {G Physicians' prescriptions and family recipes receives a constant personal attention, and are compounded seEcunpom arrem. - Hat & Cap Store Removed. T C. KIRNAN, 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, Mul's, Buffalo Robes, satchels, carpet bags, trunks, valices, &c., which he offers to purchasers at prices not to be under-soid, taking the quality of the article into consideration. Grateful for continuance. past patronage, he hopes for a oc6 COAL-COAL. THE subscribers offer fer sale, at the lowest mar ket prices, Lackawana, Le- high and Peach Orchard Coals. Thosewish- ing to purchase by the cargo will find it for their interest to call. BRINTNALL & SHELDON. Front street, first yard be ow thefferry, mh2 * Troy, N. Y. NEW ARRIVAL No. 3 OAK HALL. TWINING & ALDEN, Drarsrs & Tamors, 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 Ekin Cassimeres. Fancy Cassimeres of all grades and colors. Vestings--Black and Figured Satin, Figured Silk Velvets, Woollen Velvets. Cassimere, Worsted Plaids, &c.--- Beaver Cloth, T weeds, Sattinets, Sheeps Gray Woolen Plaid, &o. &c. The above will be} CUT AND MADE ._ To Order in the most approved and Fash- inoable style, and as low as can be purchased in Troy or Albany : and always to give per- fect 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. Satin, Black Silk, Fanck Silk and Ging hgm Cravats. Pocket Handkerchiefs, all, kinds of shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Half Hose, Buspenders, &c. &c. ° Aso, a quantity of Over Coats, Sack coats Pantaloons, Vests, Ready Made and very low. Cutting Gone at short notice and warrant. ed to fit, if proper care is taken in making. €Cohogs, September 4, 1847.\ t All orders in rtis Remaining in Cohoes Post Office, Oct. 1st; 1847. Persons calling for these letters will please name the date of the list in which they are ad vetrised. Ackerman G E Adams stephen 3 Adams Ct arles D Adams Mary A Alden Wim Akin James Bready James |_| Bushnell George Butterfield Geo W 2 Bullock Mr A Benedict Philip W Burch Miss Delia M Barret John Blodsctt Mary E Barnes Geo Chaffin Mary A Childs Isaac S Dodge Wm Davison Charlotte Dickiman Ziba Doile Margaret Elimion Mary Anan Foley Bridget Ferrell Wm Farnum Lucy A Gorsline E. S Grimes James Griffiin Elizabeth Henry Amanda S Henry Jas W _| Holenbeck Maria Hickey Michael Jackson Samuel Kane John Kittle E P Lawson RB Lackey Win McNamara -& Co Messrs McEnroe P McOmber Abner Patterson Mary Pierce Anne B Rache Wm Reid Miss Ann Sweny Cornelius Thomas L W Ten Eyck Hannah M . Weston Harriet * Wright Catherine Ward Eudocia Wager Elizabeth LIST OF LETTERS . Stolen from Cohoes Post Office, on the might of 22d Sept. and found by Win. Roberts, 2d Oct, 1847. Adams Mary W Ayres Edward Beaurian Monsieur Bannin Eugene Joseph Baldwin Abm ,V Benoit Louis MonsieurBarker Miss A Coons Alonzo B sleur Carpenter Ardelia Clute Bashaba 2 Cheley Hannah Ca Dieu Charles Crawford Z Mr Crarran Patrick Chamberlain Orin Carey Augusta | Calkins Zerah Coon John M Cockran Wm Calkin Sally Carnaughton Anthony Chase Mariner Connelly P C Chandler Selden S Cole Samuel Carr Newell Cl:-ment Helie Mon-Constantine Thomas Dellnace Mr Dickey Win Dalton Solomon Dunnelly John Davis Martha Dowd Luman Dennison Mary A Delancey P Dority Mary Aon Deitz Joseph Davis Ann Davenport; Rachael A Dygart Catharine Fiances James Fritz Naney Fonda A C 2 Ferrell Wm Finch Thomas D ° Forguson Wim Godfrey Nelson Goss E L 2 Godfrey Clark H Greene E F Glass Catharine Mrs Gantes Mr Charles % Grippen Betsey Goldin Eliza Ann Houghkirk G Hallack Blanche Houck W H Kilfiy Catharine Kane John C Lansing John Lieversee Peter Lambert Oliver Mon-Littlefield James sieur 2 Lewis Belsora Lovejoy Benjamin Livington Charles Lishthall Susan McEnroe James McCullic John Allen Edmund Alicn Lewis B Alien Miss Ava E Aldrich Mrs Maria 2 Armitage Joshua Bannin Eugene > Billings C C Ballard Andrew J Burt Henry 3 Burt Master W Bralley Daniel Brower Alexander Bemison Mr Babtist Church Cohoes Cam Sarah , Chamberlain Orrin Danahy John Davenport Lemuel Drew Geo Foster James G Flint Amanda J Gardner Esther Ann Gately Patrick Heding Mrs Esther Hatch Martha T Huffman Charles Hufftale Thomas Johnson Lucy M Kennedy John Loveland & Co H Maher John Mallary Wright Morse Phebe J Nixon Melissa Pike James Pettys Percy Revier Horace Seage Samuel Tabor Harlow S Ferguson Aaron Foley Bridget Fulton Win Flynna Charles Ferguson Harriet Harris John C Harvey Buel Kenady John Millard Sollamon Martin Lawrence McDermott Ellin Mathewson Corinna McElroy Churchel Moran Susan MceNamara Cornelius McManners Patrick MéEnroe Philip Mallary Wright Nocton John Nixon Melissa Niles Geo R Nash John Nugent Daniel O'Neil Michael 4 Ogden Ambrose Owen Margaret Olinger John Perkins Pardon 8 2 Pender Michael Pecl: Mathew Perkins Palmer C Prevere Horace 2 Peasley Caroline M Pulsifer Sophia M _ Quafe Stephen Rowe Amander A __ Ruty Jacob Roc Cleo W Robinson Johnson Rowley Melinda Ross Ziba Robbins Edward Stanton Mayett Sheal Susan Shultz Mr Smedley Harriet Simmons John ° Slocum Stephen Sulter Lodusky Thompson Albert Terry Joseph G Tower Thomas Vail Catharine Van Ingen Doct J L Van Buskirk Ann E Van Schaicek Margaret Van Zant Catharine - Vanwormer Ira Van Der Worker 2 Wager Amanda Wheeler Wm I Wilder Elder Win Win Waters Matilda Whitman Britania Wygent James VWoebsier Laura Warner Peter Whittle Rob't White Edwin Wilson Sarah J Wing Lemuel Wilson Michael Walters Ann Weaver Wm H Young Emmett Yates Cornelia Young Cornelia H. HOWE,{Post Master. AL COAL. BROKEN and SCREENED, for Grates and stoves for sale at the Coal, Wood and Lumber Yard, on the Northern canal, b Y E. W. & H. D. FULLER. Cohoes, Oct. 6, 1847. T A ND YOUR GROUND I-There's Help at Hand ! -Wynhkoup & Co's Com- pound ; the great Fever and Ague Extermi- nator, 1s WARRANTED TO CURE the Fever and Ague in all cases. For sale by oc6 E. G, MUSSEY. Snuffy A HOUSE TO LE 1'-Enquire of L. In”, B, Fonda, at E. G. Mussey's store. AQS Oct. 6. ~ ALONZO WILMOT, Saddle and Harness Maker, (Mohawk st., onedoor below T. Kendrick & Son's, KEEPS CONSTANTLY on hand Sad- Harness, Trunks, Valices, Bridles, Martingals, Coach, Cig and Riding Whips. his line of business promptly at- Stapleton Edmund Syonkins Sarah Spalding S W Shaw Mary Eweeny John Son Harrict Taylor Charles H tended to, 0c6 + Cohoes and Troy Adve rtisements. Cohoes Advertisements, - Cohoes Advertisements OLD sToRE BUT NEW COCDS!! d E‘HE LADIES are invited to an ex- amination of the large stock of Fall and & Winter Dress Goods, Shawls, Hosiery and Gloves, which have been selected with great care in New York within the last ten days, and are now open and offered for sale at the Old Dry Goods store OPPOSITE THE WEIGH LOCK. The assortment consists in part as follows : DRESS GOODS. 15 pes plaid Worsted3 do Cashmeres, goods Broadway Pluids, 10 do Alpacas, Cerro Gordo, do 20 do M. de Laines, McDonald, do 11 do Fall and WinterCheruducco do Ginghamns, Among the Plaids will be found all the de- sirable styles of Scotch Tartan and Jenny Linds,from the largest to the extra small plaid. The Cashmeres and De Laines are of every shade and hue, from the brightest cherry to the Quaker brown. SHAWLS. Rich Cashmeres, Stradilla, do Broche, Mourning, Rob Roy, Rough and Ready, Wool Basket. and various others, which will be shown with pleasure to those who wish to examine style and quality. GLOVES. Kid of every hue, Embroidered Silk, Lisle Thread, Cashmere. Also a nice article of white Kid for 50 cts. a pair. RIBBONS. Stuart Pjaid, Green Velvet, Brown Satins, Velvet Brocate, Lute Strings, And every s.yle of Fall and Winter Trimmings. HOSIERY. Lamb's Wool, White Cotton, every shade. Cherry Plaids, do - Stripes, Scotch Plaid, Scarlet Stripes, Gay Clouded, Germantown Mixt. STEEL GOODS. Beads, different Nos. Tassels, Steel Clasps, Slides, of all sizes, and every shade of Twist for knitting. CARPET SATCHELS. Tufted, Wilton, Brussels and Ingrain, all sizes, from small to extra large of Checked Straw. MISCELLANEOUS. High top Combs, Silk cravats, needle work Collars, Mull edge and Inserting, Thread edges, Gimps, Fringes, Linen Hdkfs. &c. THE GENTLEMEN may examine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest- ings of every grade : Bioly's French blacks, Fronch Forest Green, Eng.ish Bik and Blue, and London Olives. CASSIMERES. Large Nap Plaids, Scotch,Green & Blue, Brown & blue Stripes White & black Plaids, and Fall Lavender, the nicest VESTINGS. French Satins, Mole Cashmeres, ~ Broche Silk and Wool, Mcedino Stripes, Marseilles white & plain Embroidered patterns on Satin grounds, HOSIKERY, Ribbed Wool Hose, Cotton, heavy, Cashmere, half Hose, And other styles. , Knit Shirts and Drawers,scarlet and white. also Lamb's wool Waists. FLANNELS. Searlet T' wills, White Doe Skin, Green Plaid, Yellow and Orange, And every calor usually found on Flannels. Travysiummga Bags, six styles of Suspenders, Cashmere Gloves, black and brown Kids, Silk Cravats, Stochg, Bosoms and Collars, Umbrel- las, among which are the French steel frame Umbrella, a highly finished article; Cloth, etc, suitable for caps, Fall styles. The above Goods are offered to the public as low as possible, and the subscribers would take this opportunity of saying that they as ev- er heretofore strictly adhere to the one price cash system. 'The public can readily judge the advantage s which the cash purchaser has over all others. The undersigned are always willing to shew heir Goods and name prices, leaving it for the customer to judge whether the prices named are high or cheap. A.S. LOBDELL & BROTHER, ALEX. S, LOBDELL, RICH'D N. LOBDELL. West Troy, Oct. 20, 1847. oc20-2t FANCY COLLAR, Bosom 8 shirt Making. Enquire at the Store of - JONES & SOUTHWORTH. Cohoes, Aug. 23, 1847. n29 A Never-failing Medicine! DR. WILLIAMS UNIVERSAL PAIN EXTRACTOR! CERTAIN CURE for Rheumatism Sprains, and Bruises, spasms, lockjaw, felons, quinsey,swelling and pain in the limbs, fresh cut wounds, affection of the kidneys, chilblains, bites and stings burns and scalds, erysipelas, croup, tooth ache, swelled face, sore throat, liver complaint, spinal affection, ner- vous head-uche, tic dolereaux, hydrophobia, etc. etc. There is no humbug about this in- valuable medecine but in all the above named diseases the most satisfactory references can be produced, from eminent Physicians and others, For sale by S. V. R. DEUEL & CO., at the Gothic Building, opposite the , Cohoes Hotel. A variety of Oysters, Fruit and Confection- aries constantly on hand. oc6 FALL DRY GOODS. B‘C. SHAW, 9 Cannon Place, res- pectfully announces that he has just received his first supply of Fall Dry Goods, comprising the latest and most 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 and Oregon plaids, blk silks (high lustre) Ginghams in great variety, English and American calicoes, black bombazines, &e. ...- SHAwps. 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 scarfs, suspen- ders, gloves, half hose, linen cravats and collars, merino and cotton wrappers and drawers. ALSO, Trish linens, bleached and brown muslins, flannels, toweling, tickings, three threaded German woolen yarn, best in market, linen bobbin, kaitting cotton, etc. 9 n3 Troy, Sept. 16, 1847. Plaid Silks. «whose wonderful properties are altogether in large Bottles for One Dollar, at the Gen- VALUABLE MEDICINAL WINE. Manufactured from the combined virtues of the SARSAPARILLA, DANDELION, WILT) CHERRY and several exotic plants unknown except to the proprietor of Hiatsecy's Forest Wane, New Chemical process for separeting the true medicinal virtues of vegetable sub- stances from their inert properties gives to the FOREST WINE, ADVAaANTAGQRs OVER ALL OTHER KNGWN MEDI CINES. It is well known to good Chemiststhat all vegetable substances contain more or less deleterious properties, as well as medicinal virtuas. Those opposite qualities which are diffused together in every root, plant and blossom, remain inseparable in the ex- tracts, as obtained by the usual methods of boiling, &c. rendering all medicines thus prepared, inert and in many cases either in. Jjurious or altogether useless, This accounts in a great measure for the inefficiency of so many medicines in curing the diseases which they profess to cure. It ss very different wito the Forest Wine. By means of a wonderful chemical apparatus, invented for the cxpreas purpose of manufacturing the Forest Wine, the entire virtues of the most, valuable combinations of plants ever dis—1 covered is obtained. pure and free from ev- ery properly but those which act in unity, and harmonize with the constitution of the human frame. This renders the Forest Wine the most excellent and truly valuable medicine in the world, at the same time it is flavored with the very best Port Wine It is most distinguished for its great effi- cacy in renewing worn out constitutions, and general ill health, preceeding from ner- vous disorders. complaints of the stomach, liver, heart and kidnies, including costive- ness, dyspepsia, indigestion, loss of appe- tite, and a debilitated state of the system. A free use of the Forest Wine restores in- valids of this class to the most robust, strong and vigorous health» It also has proved highly useful in restoring invalids in a ling- ering state, after severe attacks of sick- ness. The Forest Wine is recommended in the strongest terms for jaundice, affections of the liver and for persons of bilious habits. For these afflicting cases. which shorten the days of thousands, this article is a good and effective remedy. It corrects the secre- sional use of the Forest wine never get bil- ious. The Forest Wine has been found the fi- nest thing in the world for Females. Be- sides curing those complainis that are pecu. liar to the fairer sex, it strengthens and im- proves the general state of the constitution, changing a pallid, yellow. sickly visage to that of a bright, animated color, and in the place of hypocondrial feelings, gives firm- ness and cheerfulness to the mind. The Forest Wine, although pleasant and agreeable to the taste, is singularly effica- cious in purifying the Blood,and cures most effectually that class of complaints which a- risa from a bad sta.o of the blood, such as scrofula, erisipelas. salt rheuuwr, cancer, &c. It never yet has been known to fail, when persevered in for a proper length of time, in effecting the most permanent cure of these deep-rooted diso.ders. For sale in Bottles of 50 cents eadh ; also eral Depot, No. 2, Cortlandt street, New York, and by his appointed Agents only. In Cohoes, by E. G. MUSSEY. In Albany, by George Dexter, Druggist. oct13-n036-1y. TO BE SEEN AT THE FAIR.- Among the many articles of modern science exhibited at the Fair of the Ameri- can Institute, we noticed with pleasure a sample of . Radway's Chinese Medicated Soap. T his delicious preparation is fast winning the highest meeds of praise from thousands of ladies and gentlemen in all parts of the Union. Its mysterious aetion on the cuticle in cleansing the secretory vessels from all impurities, removing from the surface Pim- ples, Blotehes, Pustules, rough, sallow and discolored skin, enring completely Salt Rheum, Ring Worm, Erisipelas, Rash, sore and bleeding Lips, Tette, Chapped Flesh, places it above the reach of rivalry ; at the same time this delicious Soap is fragrantly perfumed, aud is much better than imported Toilet soaps. Itis also a good Shaving Soap. Ceitlemen will find that Radway's Soap willlgreatly contribute totheir comfort tion of bile, so that those who make occa- | NEW DRESSING SALOON. , L. PHELPS, has opened a Shop in a the basement of the Cohues Hotel, Ist door oan Factory street, where he will be happy to wait on gentlemen at all times, to shave them, cut and eurl their hair, or Chaimpoon their heads. 'The sick will be cheerfully waited on at their rooms. ,_ N, B. Particular attention paid to shav- ing and laying out corpses at all hours day or night. M. FITCH having taken the store I a corner of Remsen and Factory.sts, will keep a general as.ortment of Watches, German Silver and | Clocks, Bronze Goods; Jewelry and Faney Hardware, Fancy Goods; Fine Cutlery, Silver Ware. Tea Boards, Silver Pated Floor Mais, Britania . Ware, Carpet Satchels &c. CLOUOKSs AND WATCHES. \TWE undersigned dealéed mid m public that he has a general #s for burning Wood or Coal, & Cheap for Cash; together with Al ment of Tin and Copper trimmi-n%bk . & ets of any size, and Window Cornizes to order. (H&E Frames regilt. - Orde ited and executed with dispatthyat. er prices than the same articles red elsewhere. Stoves ! Stoves! F er of stoves, respectfully \in: the., il ass of 3 > . will sell Cook and Parter H. £ EAI lly ~ 837 River-stréet, Troy. Troy, Aug. 23, 1817. £00 fy s J. SMYTH. = _ - a. . Genel. ccs LOOKING-GLASS & PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTURER; C _> >_ NO. 21 CONGRESS-ST, TROY. ° Picture Frames ofeyery description; B???\ made - eleaned and repaired in the best manner.- Old Gold and Silver bought or taken in ex change for Goods. Clocks and Watches soll here are Warranted for one year free} of expense. This being a branch of his large establish. mentin Troy, Cohoes eustomers can be sup- plied at short notice with any articles in this line. The Public generally are invited to call and examine the Goods, although they may | nof wish to purchase. D. M. FITCH. Cohoes, July 9, $847. n23ju 13 WATCHES 9 «Bc, VE‘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 Wn». H. Hellister & Co's Store, where he will keep constantly on hand Clocks, Watches, Chains, Keys, Finger Rings, Ear Rings, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Gold and Silver Pencils, Pens, Studs, Slides for Chaine, Spoons, Spectacles, Thimbles, Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors and Strops, Steel Beads, Bag Clasps, Silk Pursos, Pocket Books, Combs, Needles, Segar cases, Tobacco 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 Jewelry, &e. FLANCIS TALCOTT. Cohoes. June 22, 18417. 20 -4w TRUNKS, VALICES, CARPET 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 BEL TS for Machinery, of all sorts and sizes. All kinds of Trimming and Repairing done with neatness and dispatch. n27 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- fiuous 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 both in price aud quality. DRY GOODS. Broadcloths, all colors; English and American cassimeres; beaver eloths; fancy cassimers and sattinets; velvet satin and cashmere vestings; red and white flannels; brown and bleached Canton do.; gents. drawers andgwrappers; ticking; wad- ding and batting: sheelings and shirtings; calicoes;alpacas, Delaines, &c. &e. 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, &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. Illuminated Picture Frames. Hluminated Picture Frames, a uew article ou which the Premium was a warded at the late Fair, The advantage the new style of Frame ; has over the old, is that the Frame is pro- tected, in such a manneras to completely ! protect it froma dust or flies and the beau. ty it adds to a print or an engraving over in shaving. As a Nursery soap it possesses invaluable properties; it protects the tender skin of the infant from the cold and bleaching winds of winter, while for cleansing Teeth, it is su- perior to all pastes or powders ; it makes them whiteand beautiful. For sale by J. & R. G. RADW AY, _ No, 2 @rtlandt st. New York. FALL FASHIONS-NEW GOODS. ARING & ROBBINS, Msrcuanr Tamors, have just 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 Blb doe skins, a variety of Fancy Striped Plaid & Figured Cassimeres, Plain Cashmeres Brown Silk, Black satin woolen and woors- ted vestings in variety, Sheeps grey Cloth, Albert cords, Serges &e. &e which they will n a'te 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., MB a ARVEY SWAN, hereby Cx sz Ii respectfully his SZ- AW. 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 Was ons, and Ladies' and Gentlemens? Saddle Horses. 33pParties of pleasure, or persons wish- ing to visit the Falls, Aqueduct, &c., can be accommodated at the shortest notice. Cohoes, August 3, 1847. 20 ANE CANNON and Catharine Coleman, or the girls who represented themselves by those names will please call upon me and settle their bills or they will be dealt with according to law (viz. false pretences.) - They are well known and it is hoped this notice will have the desired effect JOHN G. BURNAP. the old style has to be seen to be apprecia- lled. For Show Cards or Fancy Stand bills the frames will supply the place of a Gilt Frame, and at a far less expense, Orders Received at the Manufactory No 216 River Street or atthe Store No 2 Board- man Buildings under the Mussum where the, Frames in different styles may be seen. M. H. & W, B. FRASER, oct16 Troy. », FOR SALE. -The House and IP} Lot situated on Remsen street, three doors north of McDonald's Store,.- | For terms, &e. enquire of A. J. GOFF. n32 : ADWaAY'S MEDICATED SOAP- i Best article ever used at sep 29 YANKEE STORE. « HA LSEY'S FOREST WINE-Needsfno praise, n single trial places it beyond any comparison with anything by the name of med- icine. Sold by oc6 E..G. MUSSEY 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 OHOES SHIRTS * & DRAWEFRS ' white searlet and mixed for sale at whole- sale & Retail at manufacturer's prices at Far- nam's. Cohoes, Sept. 16, 18147. ROCKREY OPENING THIS DAY at Farram'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. UPERFINE FI,OUR-for sale by T. KENDRICK & SON. ED White and Yellow Flannels, Canton Flannels, selling cheap at sep 29 YANKEE STORE. assoriment of and repairing Watches, clocks, Music Boxes, f TE BUILDERS, MANUFAGT ERS AND OTHERS in Coho vicinity, The undersigned is no ing (and wilt continue to reesive «li from the makers} a good and very gen HARDWARE & CUTHP Persons wishing to purchase Honse or.Cgh inet Trimmings. - Pocket or Table \Cutlery Files, Saws, Tools, &e. will please call st. No. 309 River st: Troy. ° ol Troy, Sept. 15, 1847. James A. Hoyt, WATCHMAKER AND DEALER IN Watches, Clocks, Jevsielry,Sx =- ver Ware, Pocket Cuflery, Combs & Fancy Articles, at the oldstand, 242 River streei, Troy, eas tinues. to devote his particular attentions cleaning and repairing WarcHEs,' Music Boxes, JEwrury, &c.: Per voring him with their work may depuo upon having it done up about right, gt ait prices and at short notice. He-hps £03! stantly on hand, for sale, gold cand Watches; gold Spectactes, Penciflsand gold Chains and Keys; Bracelets,. Breas Pins and Rings; gilver Spectacles, Peneils' Thimbles, net Passes, Ane pocket .and pen N. HUBBELL. ' n322m .Kirrives, Scissors, Razors and Strops, Brit- annia and plated Ware, Needles, shell; horn and ivory Combs, Beads ef various kinds, hair Brushes, Wallets, brass and wopden Clocks, &e. ALSO-On hand a largh'as- sortmen; of Sroons, warranted goog -all of which will be sold reasonable for CASH. . 14 All orders for work promptly attended to. CST RECEIVED, a large invoice of the . justly celebrated Teas of the . _ '.. NEW YORK CANTON TEA CoMPANY all of the latest importations and consist img of all the varieties of Green and Black Teas, and warranted in all cases to giveen- tire satisfaction or the money to be refund- ed. WOOD & ARMS, Agents; - ~- 280 River-st., Troy SIGN PAINTING, : AND Wood Block Letters of every de- cription; Glazing, House Painting in general-IEmitation of all kinds of Wood and Marble, done at short notice in the best Work- manlike manner-also Paints, Of,. Putty, Sash and GHass, constantly for sale af'fiqbesjt quality, at No. 285, 1st door north of Fulton Market, River street, Troy, by __ 20 JOHN S$, PEKRY & CO. Troy, Aug. 17, 1847. . . _ 28 LAID, Striped and Plain Jaconet Mus. lins, many styles and qualities, cheap ar BUELL'S, 218 River-st. Troy. CGents'. Congress Gaiters. THE 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 smooth. ' ‘ Mr. B. invites his friends to call at 206 River street Troy, and examine The article. je29 _ WM. - BRUCE. . E AR HOOPS.-Plain, engraved and with stone settings, for sale cheap for.eash, at CHAMPNEY'S watch and jewelry store, No. 13-Congress.-st, Troy. I. O. or O. F. UST RECEIVED, a new style of Car- peting, designed for Odd Fellows and Odd Fellows' Halls. Fhe fignres embrace all the insignia of the I. O. of O. F., and is worthy their attention. G. V. S, QUAaACKENBEUSH, na? 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- cil attached ; gold thimbles, slides, silver combs, snuff and tobacco boxes, geld guarg, vest and fob chains ; keys, lockets 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 respectfuily informs the inhabitants of Cohoes and vicinity that he has taken a room in the basement of the Athensum, one door below the . Past 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 Athzneum, Troy N. ¥. August 10, 1847. _ .__ n27 F INE GOLD PENS and Gold Pene Ca. ses, for sale at eggmpggms, No. 13 Congress-st., Troy, VgNEGIAfi—lz barrels CioE® Vimmrcas or Sale low to close consignment, by - WOOD & ARMS, 280 River-st.; Troy ALSO, a general assortment of Family giocenes, Fruit &e., as cheap as the cheap- ARNAM'S BAZAAR.-Almost any ar ticle you want can be found at n27 FARNAM Furnishing Store, GEN TS Kil, Silk and Coiton Gloves, at the YANKEE STORE. LARK'S PORTABLE ShowerBATHS @ forsale by - HOLLISTER & CO, EATS FOOT AND CURRIERS OIL, also Varnish, kept constantly 'on hand and for sale at MANNMNNG'S, Also Church and Wagon Seats trimmed in the best manner. Also India Rubber Cloth and Leather Tops on Wagons... Mohawk street, one door north of aug31 Cohoes Co's Office. sEID ITZ POWDERS, of superiorqual> CARPETING and Paper hanging cheap at <_ FARNAM'S. ity a id warranted full weight at i H. R. HAWKINg
