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u •^^fii... mmjL with vigor and ability- Terms 151 iiL ad- vance, or $1.50 at end of\ the year. • OooENSBoaQB, Jnly 8?;' EDITOR SE'NTISBI,': Sia—Having occasion to take * run down stream, last week, I took the beantiftiltsteam- er Montreal, Capt.Laaamme, and ha d a nice time. I cannot*refrain from bestowing the oieedo'f praise upon tbe gallant Capiain for his unwearied attention to bis passengers, and la the Cerk, Mr. Larmont,who lg every inch a gentleman The commissary de- partment is under the charge o f Mr. fienry Lnile, the steward, who proves to be master ol his business, atuMOaks alter the creature comforts in tip top style. The man who falls into his hands for a dinner, will be sure to tare abundantly, and of the best kiadfo the markei. Allow me to recommend the, Mon- treal, tor a trip down the river. A PApfeNQER. i — a.. . ^> It is estimated that the Bill Poole Bor- der cost the cityof NewtUTiirk -gMHMJOO. The cost of summpnln^j^qijgr^for the seO- ond trial was $ 2,000. *' \ '. AMERICAN CONVENTION. Held at, the Potsdani Station July 24, man who I has consented^ to oe#,ine a t#i| in the hands o f Soothern demagogues, bai- lies, and border ruffians, tor the .pnwiose o£; carrying' .rat and cbrnplerinr. -'all-tjfiie disl^ e/ocefiik acts coopiencccr:. by;.; jipftiis.^' Pierce. 1 Let theienerriiet* qfiffrewl'tfm- and -'rw' -• ;il^' •*' ** *•.*• ••MP****** T ~*> »- <*farfa*Ui&t<*i^*W&. 'mxWrtoX**' Una »^5e1r^r»rn»<«&e'tlnfci8rt^«Wi^««*'-'o%- .Masses^ Kber, y :^vw^re^ J^Si^M'^^fe hirrt'as eminently ^%irf-»^8r l V5S^*W^^^-'^ P * i ^^ dence an4 snnport. \'\\• ' ' \ °\™?r*-^- ,; : ;*'•'>.^' --^^ortil support Resolved, •P'hat Millard Fillmore was forced upon the American jmrty at the, North by the Slave oligarchy tiimmpittW not as an American; for hebadneveimade any declurafjton? m}fi^flTii^j^^SSlg&pn([t'. —bad never been'identified wthi^e^imer-i ican party—.had never said' W-.wrlttJe8; one- word, or -performed qn.e. a«jt i n favjor of Americaii principles, Of ;ttje,^orittr|ry, his antecede»«s wj?re $<i0&to&&mefc' can, but ha w||ai forced' hjion u% becaase\ tb*\ Sjjfatb *hud t^ied hjm and !fi>bndb|rn true/ —<b&W£ tight vybp the refc6r^^M]ajSd> ever been • svihservient to tlSc'*ilTrfeiiai over acceptedJf$|^V4*Wef ,.f^«t .#«$&*• willing instrtiBj'e^e-^ltieS^fl^filfe^-'- 1 -.- His SoaftBiS^feel^H^i^Btre Presi- de was .nit^^i^lJ-Jlil^'Vne'- support I must t«ei?iV6n#eTect«a; alln pronounce him At-a pbayeftfiomoCtne, American Party of the County of Sii Lawrence, held at North Potsdam on the 24th of July, pursu- ant to a call of E. M'. Holbrook, fifteen towns were represented by forty-one dele- gates. Resolutions were introduced, ap- proving the nomination of MILLABDWILL- MORE fur President. A vote was taken on a motion to adopt these resolutions without anydiseussion of their merits. Several delegates attempted to speak upon the res- olutions, but the President of the Conven- tion refused to recognize them, and insisted on putting the question, which he did' in the affirmative only, and declared th& mo- tion carried, without trying the negative. Eighteen of th e delegates, representing seven towns, then withdrew from the Con- vention, and re-organized by electing Al- bert Town, of Pierpont. • Chairman,' and H. R. A mes, of Potsdam,- Secretary. A Committee o f three, consisting o f George Erwin, of Madrid, R. fiarnum of Potsdam, and D. R. Nichols, of Lawrence, was appointed to draft resolutions for the consideration of the Convention. The Committee reported the following Preamble and Resolutions, which, after discussion, were unanimously adopted : WHEREAS, by the combined action of Silver Grey Whigs of the North, and of Roman Catholics o f the South, the Ameri- can Party a t its National Convention in February last was converted into a pro- slavery party: And Whereas? a large -portion of the Northern delegates in said Convention, after protesting without effect in said Con- vention, refused to yield acquiescence thereto/ but abandoned said Convention and formed a North American Parry.com- biuirTg the two great Northern sentiments —opposition to slavery and opposition to Catholicism : And Whereas, b y th e action of an American County Convention, this da y held, in which we were Delegates, we were compelled to choose whether we would be Northern Freemen or Southern slavery propagantlists<>and in choosing the fortrier the gag rule was most effectually applied to us5*arrd the liberty of speech outraged in such a manner as finds no paiallel, save in the border ruffianism of Kansas: And Whereas, we could not submit to such a flagrant and wanton violation of our rights as delegates in that Convention with- out compromising our principles, and de- grading ourselves as men. and having in consequence thereof, withdrawn from said Convention and organized a North Ameri- can St. Lawrence County Convention, where the liberty of speech shall be held sacred, and the rights of all respected : Therefore, Resolved, That we. the North Ameri> cans of St. Lawrence County, ; n Conven- tion assembled, adhere, amidst all the vicis- situdes through which we are called to pass, with unwavering fidelity to the great principles of the American Party, believ- tbat their final triumph will inure to the prosperity of our whole-country—to the happiness of her sons, and to the stability and permanence of our Republican Insti- tutions—that while we thus adhere to, and cherish American principles, we will not for' their sake be governed by a blind fanatical seal that would overlook and ignore all new issues that may arise, especially, when such issues are fraught with imminent and immediate danger to our liberties, but like true American patriotsj who love their country and are every ready to guard its interests with a vigilant and watchful eye, it shall be our duty, to meet every issue that may arise, and to resist danger from borne as well as from foreign Influence. Resolved, That' the issues involved in the present political campaign are of more immediate* vital and pressing importance than any which have ; befbre been present- ed to the American people-since. the sign- ing of the Declaration of independence— that'the inalienable rights wftB which all men are endowed by their Creator, of \life liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,\ have been ruthlessly assailed by tne cofidrts of \tyranny backed and supported by the in- fluence and power of-a Corrupt, wicked and depraved-administration : •>• Toatour vast fertile .domain, instead of being settled by a fjree. and^ppy people, who will glory in the enjoyment of those ' inalienable./ights. is threatened by the ef-' r forts of Border ruffians, to be forever curseck by the foot-prints of Slavery, with the en- joyment of no rights except those vested in the law of tyrants—that \Might makes right !'* That the Northern Free States which f have long since abolished Slavery are threatened to be subdued' andsubjugated by the black power of the South, and with- out, stem resistance we may expect ere long that our ears, herehpn ottr own soil, will besaluted by the crack of the Slave- driver's whip—that the liberty,of speech and, of tba press—those inestimable right? of'freemen have already been wrested from American citizens by J ruffians and bnlliPf. to, accomplish which, bludgeons, bdwie knives and-revolvers have been brought - in- to requisition * - - •' That security of person or property rib longer exist, but murder r$pine and Mood- shed are the common order'of the day-^- towns are sacked, inhaUitAntft tubbed and\; dweljwgsburnedjj indBed v ail!;the.atraoious acts of savage life are being perpetrated under the approving smiles of this disgrace fat administration: \ Resolved, that in y\Qvr of this state of facts, and of the mighty issues to bedeqid- ed by the ne«; election—issues on which bangs the destiny of nur liberties, we. as members of the Aonerican/Parry, and as Amerjcan citizens, feel bound by everytie of patrioti. air by our. love of Freedom ahd'- the right, and by uur hatred ijif oppression and wrong, to fay aside in this contest ajl party prejudices and prepoiKesnotta^-tff; buckle on our armor and go into the con- flict with the firm and unyielding determi- nation that Freedom's banner shall wave in triumfih over ua enemies, and rhat the black power of the South shall be driven nack,ftnd confined within its present consti- tutional Hraits. h< must tvGQi^WfXgejfc'ai a pronounce m an ui8af«T^e^:^|'ak)g.er()ti8'mnn for the North in a: crisWIike the present. Resolved. That Andrew Jackson Don- elsmy&ijandidate for Vice President, as- ^ocjited with JWillaril Fillmore, used tbe following language in a speech made by him. ia which he denounced tbe Missouri Compromise and approved of the Kansas- Nebra«ka bill : ''iSir, I own a hundred slaves, and I glory in the institution.\ Resolved, That wo utterly execrate and abhor such-sentimetffs as the above, and we look, with detestation upon the ma n who uttered'them. Resolved, That we repudiate the nomi- nation of Fillmore and Donelson, as one 'not fit to be made,' and much less fit to be supported by Northern men. Resolved, That in John C. Fremont, we hove a living representative of the pro- gress of the age in which we live; on e who, unaided, except by his own indomi- table will, his unfaltering courage, and his untiring perseverance, has done more to open up and develop the resources of his country than any other living man—one whose life has been spent in advancing American interests and American rights— one who by his influence and exertion, thwarted the designs of the South by caus- ing a free constitution to be framed for California—one who is opposed t o tbe ne- farious course pursued by the present ad- ministration, in removing the landmarks o f Freedom and attempting by fraud and vio- lence to force Slavery into the Free Terri- tories of the United States—one who is in favor of the immediate admission of Kan- sas into the Union as a Free State—one who ever has, and we trust, ever will be equal to an) emergency in which he may be placed. Resolved, That in William EV Johns- ton, we have an early and staunch advo- cate of Americanism, as well as a bold and fearless supporter of Freedom—a man eve- ry way worthy to be associated with the gallant and intrepid Fremont. Resolved. That we approve of the nom- ination of John C. Fremont for President, and William F. Johnston for Vice Presi- dent, and vve hereby adopt and ratify the same, and we will use our best endeavors to elect them to the offices for which they have been nominated. Resolved, That the St. Lawrence Amer- ican has not fairly represented the views of the American party of St- Lawrence Co.unty in relation t o Slavery : That. ..after the adoption in June, 1855. of the odious'12th Section' by the Nation- al Council, its editor opposed any expres- sion of the sentiment of the party in this county, in relation to the question of Slav- ery generally, and that after such'expres- sion was made in opposition to bisfwishes and influence^ he resisted successfully the publication of the same, to the great detri- ment of the American party ot this coun- ty : That immediately after the Philadelphia Convention in February last, without any ratification of the nominees of that conven- tion by the American party of this county, and with the positive knowledge that said nominees were not the choice of the party, the St. Lawrence American raised the Fillmore and Donelson flag, und continues to the present time to advocate tbe election of those gentlemen, in opposition to a large majority of the American party in this county* , Resolved. That while the St. Lawrence- American continues in its present Pro- Slavery Career, and continues ti> advocate the election of Fillmore and Donelson, the South American candidates, we w II not regard it as the organ of the true Ameri- can party in St. Lawrence county, and cannot recommend it to our friends as worthy of their confidence and support. A« County Corresponding Committee was then appointed, and a resolution pass- ed inviting all the papers in this county, and the Albany State Register, to pnblish the proceedings of this Convention. A. TOWN, Chairman. H. It. AMES, Seoratary. more evidence in fiivor of the Oxy- genated Bitten. From Hon. Geo. W. Jonei, Surveyor General ot Iowa- SrmvtToa Giraui'l Qrnoa, \ Dubuque, Iowa, Sept. 18. ) Dr. Oio. B. Oaixs-Dear Dootor: 1 Intended before leaving Washington City last iprlng, to lay tayou In black and white, aa I have frequently done viva voee, how highly I esteemed your Oxygenated Bitten, and that 1 nave no doubt btrt they will kot a* a certain, ipoedy and agreeable cure of tlyipepiia in any cue, It matters not how obstinate. Yonr Bitter* acted as a onarmwith my frienai, Bon. A. 0. Dodge, II. I. Mar- tin, H. D. rotter, and others, u they did with myiilf. four obedient leryint, GEO. W. JONES. SJSTH W. FOWLS A CO., 133 Washington Street, Boston, Proprietors. Sold by (heir agents every- where Sold by H.S. Humphrey, and G.W.Fnllbrook, Ogdennbtirgh, 80-»w WOLFE'S SCHIED'AM AROMATIC SoH»APP«.^-Thl» celebratedmedlolnal beverage It pre* scribed by the medieaUaoalty, in cases of dyspepsia, gravel, goat, rheumatism, incipient dropsy, colic kid- ney and bladder complaints,ana also inftver and ague. Put up In quart and pint bottlos, with tbe proprietor's name on the bottle, cork-tod labet. for (ale by all (he druggists and country merobantr. UD0I.PH0 wo&PEr Sola Importer, 18, so and aa Beaver Street, Hew York. The word Sohnapps belongs exclusively to my arti- cle) all others are counterfeits and Impositions on the public. 10-3m Risv. Joaii- M. DA ON ALL'S Pitt*.— Fornurroussufferers. Soldb'y Prouty * Kludge,.It fford 8tmt, Qgdenabnrtjh, S. Y., sole Agents. RBSMIK«4> Thatini James Buchanan, the ;eco^i|.«f t^ij^''^jrl^1eM$h&^: if t£e*'prfrag admMstrirititt* MM uphold a pnecot^i \tM&ex'p'mSg adr|I^tri|tiii** si'w^iir^WfcW^^'tis-^odi jiln«s>^^Aii'WW''W^^^ft'^S>«y'*>rt^ -*rilf.-ii»>»l Blougetea, PBR8US. BALM, for cleansing- fhtfr Tcetli, : 'JWk.yoitWt feu^o«Hf» ,Jhan«»rJrM« : hreirtft; sweet,J the teeth and moaih clean and healthy, and heals a c»nt».rf eruptions'* npoa the body. Try It. jr;* taraVrjptUej^tall the Dragsuu.. OjUT'i* 'Us*r: MAKRIED, .Bjtr^bffort;. ofMaflrid. , jy 8th,;bv>Bcv. A. BM, Mr. Jum- it /oodhull, to Miia MA*T i. Jet/aacth. Rooms; and.- Jtanul%Bf- iDgBaonTto ,.. .• ( ,~ , D-$3M>* In this village this morning, Mr. SMITH tow, in tfc* Mdyeirofliisago. . • , .- The lunoral will tako place front bis InUfosIdenot, on Isajietlastruet, at S o'clock P. ]tt. t6-mofrOTr(Wed- nesday). „ In this village, on Thursday mooning, 21th Inst., DA- VID (\BlOlffON in the 81st year a/Wag* ' Mr ICsiOBTOR was a native of Perthshire, Scotland, bat early bcoarne a citizen of thla> country. Us Idea- ted hilnsclf In builnes* in this village In 1831,. In. com- pany with bit brother,, tbe late TUOM A« CBIOUTO*.— By energy, rndnitry, and suldulily, coupled with aa uniwsrvlug honesty, he at the name Ume accumula- ted a handsome property, and took a hlglTpoiltlon as a man; of onaraoter and influence. Be was glftod with, a strong mind, a genial disposition, and a frank spirit, and his decease has caused a chasim In the ranks of our alder tltlzens that will not be easily filled. Thai, oil* by one, the fathort of our village are going from our midst to that distant land from which none .rotam, leaving behind them pleasant memories, and exam- ples dr Integrity which should oxclto the emulation of those upon -whom are thus devolved ne w responslbUl- tles. i NEW ADVJ2RTIS£MENTS. ONE NIGHT MOKE! BY RHQUDfT. Perran's Gigantic illustration I OF THE • Russian War, At Bagle Hall, Wednesdays July 30th Curtain rises at 8 o'olook-Ailmliilon SB cent*. POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT I bookstore, TMpecSallr Informs tha publto thatYeli. iNeeeWnitiftom Han York, «,i Boefon tba UtnttC oneanMtana beat mortmarrt of H*wJ»W«a#.0aM net Farnitnr* OTer before offered lh this marks t, em-, braolnij almost »ver>- article t»«t can neiuunsdTWMni which are Mahogany, Black-Waljint and Sot* Wood ^iofsviy •'•.'\'.*.':• /'*#tfH-^«t«f,-.' ' •-- -/.^.^i-lWt-ainf,-:*:.: .. .•:-\•-.- •:.; .~ • •• OttOHMUlsf.aHaA IsOimgwat,- .: - oorereftwM ,fJtwniJ)aia«it •HtH.alr Olotat, ', ~\ ' ------ --)oitomjtRockinit,Baw 5 - „_ . ,,._ ,',ofM*u,ogsny,Boi»- 'alnutt il*) BookOMet, BBreanii ' Extsniion Tablts, Sprlnr 13i Ing, easy and commoh Ch W mt Boarda, BedsUadi, Tablas. Standi, in^tMyanacommon --- J lan 0 ,vffiB\ i -- Je Boarda, „, Hat Backs,. Comer ritaadavWoatsotf, Oano and w.ood8aac Chairs of . arcry dsscripUon, .,_ -• , ralnUd Bsdroora Beta, Tlow«r»d_acd Landscapes Leoklng Glasses of all sixer, Gilt andTaoeered rraraes, 0phoIiterx Qoodei OUrlsd Ualr,- Cotton And Husk MattraHeet BoUUniPlUowiandCniMorJi ,aUarti- cles of the kind on hand or nude to order on short no- tice, and warranted to be property rrjada and of googV, matirials. The Increswdosmand in tba Upholstery boainea* has Induced ma to employ an experienosd hand from New York, and I am prepared to n a all or- ders In this lino. TJndertaUrJK' Department. On the aame premlsee may be found Gontnadf-Sl alias, mid»of Mahogany. B1«?S Walnut, Oherryt Battemui SeTitrlonied rrFtJiaTieitimanner,! a^don reaaouabia termi. JUhu proouted an eluwirnew Hearte, and wiu give his national attention to all arrangementa connected wlthlntsrmsnt*. rriandaln thoVlUagsand country are reo.nMted to send In their ordsa. Ogdensbargb, May. 1853. U II tr *4pasBsfa»lw a«| ••• ^0WfB WHIt T^aT•^^••••wsffaWsf psw |v PATENT GAS LAMPSs T HE UNDERSIGNED ft the AaKgnae of the •aid PatontTn the countiil of St. Lawrence. Frank- lin and Clinton, N. Y. He will sail town rights (ex- cepting Ogdensbargb) to those who may desire. These Lamps have given great satisfaction wherever they have been Introduced, In regard to appearance, bril- liancy ot light, safety and economy. Tor tba amount of light, wTilohmarbimdttW Bpom ttttof tot* or four ta tot. ofjfoottP fen/common burners, It 1» deemed to make a saving of some 3$ to K> percent over the common fluid lamps. It Is believed to be en- tirely free from tha danger or explosion. He U duo Agent for the fate, in the aforesaid coun- ties, of DE.B. 9 ^SS^ihs « J 'BACT 8AVXT TOVR FRUIT 1 THE IKFAXLIBLE Self-Sealing fruit and Vegetable Can. Oar experience during the past year in manufactur- ing | 8BLP-8EAUNG FECIT CAH8, i and tbe universal satisfaction and certificates of par- ties who have purchased and tented those of various makers, have given oars the dealded preference over all others. The subscribers offer to the pultille the BEST BEL.lf-SEAA.ING CAN ever (nveuted to preserve Fruits,, Vegetables, &o. Th4 Sealing is Invariably Perfects All others require solder or cement. The opening has been enlarged! to admit a ! FULL SIZED PEACH. Evfery Can Is perfectly tested before it leaves our numofaotory, and stamped with oar Dime. TAYLOR & HODGfc/TTS, ManaHoturera of Planished Tin and Japanned Ware, 15-3m Ho. 80 Beekman Street, Hew York. LOOK OUT For the Locomotive while the Bell Bingi! will switch, off at OQDENSBTJBGH\ on THDBS- DAY.JTJIiY 81;str»onedByonly # So Clear the Track I The Xeturt i» Altrays Bsstl . - «-.**• Z. -, - .^..««r>lfflSi*lfM?S,i., > .. . ' -.-. j r- . ,f»oxiaxi,T a. a. »toDQ«-rr.) \ Or«r«tlngB6or4»te BrVabfe'StOfirt, {oref Piely *Fre»maa.a,S.ortti upatafra*) ford. Street. Ogdens. *nt(jhvSf*. • ' .\\ : •-/\'; • -'•','\'' *'• \'*'' : ;0*rA.t\ - '-' ^Ing^ootiftdwltfilieirrpUiulewrM. tfcfJGft.,, tha office^wui be open, constantly.. _ Thankful for the liberal patronage I have received. 1 Would mdst re- epeotfally salleit tho same fortbei tirln,: • - '18-1° ^ ••;•- -•*..-/•••.'•,< .^a^.3,BI.Qt>GET^'• , , C lllOKJNG STOVES-^Tiro \^ ? ondTanMlook stoNaiTnolTj; o-mk* ft*;W5od, «e. '«ew, qooii., steo WIXIIOW 8A»H. irrS-j^iniii*-'A.-iii r i2M*Li.;'.Jfi .raataort-. \'* •• i-.', Will be ozbibitad.tc bove,atl4itnd7iPJa., with mm of 1'HKIH OWH OABSI Conveymg- their People, Hotnem and Prapernes,) o comtructed aa to bo akeu doily From tlu TrachtoOu Tlmlf no uoxx Ikeleton Team Horace! RIO RETT WAOOKST tasniahed Trappingil womri otrr ants HOasxs! rntED PERFORMERS Aa with the Old Fo*y Wa> ion ahows, travehng all aight over roughroads, but gut Menl FttfWomtai BAST CHILDREN! and PAST HOBSB8 To keen up with tha tlmae, vrtth » . PerfbrrJiera well Heateil Hint Hortu qf Spirit/ and TRAPPINGS LTJ8TB0U81 , All. THE W1HHEHS Jf oU the Prize* at the Great OIKCUS 'tovxKuarrl At Washington, In whloh the Principal perfbrmen in the Country met in a GRAND TRIAL OF BKIIJil Aim mcurorao, or cotrasa, The Beat i n the World | In every Department of tha Cirou* Businew, are with lb* New Show. 8eo what t be* wllderlng AKRAT O* OR«AT IsXIl 1 JAMES ROBINSON, of 8. Oj, who won the Prize as the 'Bat SingU Bartbach Rider,' The LevaterLeeTroiipt! Mnd.LEVATERLBE. M'lle AUGUSTA LEK M'ileUOSALEE, Motts. liBVATER LEE, Young JOHN LEB, Vmnig STEVE LEE, or usnoir w faais, JccWeuto be lhe'B«l»Pa»- omt'mirtr, Ponttrm,' fto. °U83HORPJEB 1 of?y.J r l But IslUflf Clotnt.' Tht Ameriean Brothenl HEROULES MBBV, Ohio, HBI«RYXHVIAB J TOHnur' CHARLES NOTE&VaxM, J. DAVErffORT, Temir^ Pronounced 'But Cfnwroll Oymnail» 9TKVE LEE, of London, lie 'Bat Pantamirru Clevm. 1 ' L.E JETJNE BURTE, of Parts, tho 'BatBurOf Juesr\ EDWARD KENDALL! N*in> Kendall'i Brait Bandl Of New Bnjrliai %lio won llie First Prfta, M the'flMll - Bugltr and BnuBa**,'lift *howiUinakB»GraM« l: Proaanid* 1tntio»U! v Every mornhig, through Ow jrlnclpal streets, mounted CO SighUm BtauttfviHdrtut mined expreesiy for fhait wrpow' y 'i MMBUaT.orHatyIand,t« 'OE HASSLm**,\*** - a* m'BaiMm.Ht wimr^iblywxiirraJ, ArhtookkBlgThnndeif ofN.v.,«ttt»'J^a«». , .BesltlesiWab^eWinbari ,VBU'tiHt -'^^na^^intoiitir- ^V'Mowm s w*U'facrw^ roforme»aroeI»6er*tf*Slj MBSDAMXI ., /.•••' • •- JO^N I>AYBBf#0*T, • JAMES ROBWSON, MxasM. -- - •,•' - r. QAirtog, ''-\^; i c. fmaois,-***-''•••' P. JB0R9EY. '•:..- Medicines which, though lately Introduced to public notlqe, have realued the hightit hopes ot anxious and suffering patlenti. Inthe oure ohlody of Sorofoloil} dl»- easea, chronlo complaints, Neuralglo affgotloni, Erup- of the Skin, and, impurities of thq system generally, for which they have already acquired where known, arj.anequalled reputation. He has a email lot of these medicines and of tbe Lamps an band at Ko. 1 HlabM's Block, Isshella St. Ogdensburgh, whore he win be happy to wait on cus- tomers, and where ho expects after a short time to keep an ample supply fur laid countlrs, and, for par neighbor! tcrqet the rlrer, all of whose attention tod patronage h&reip.Mtfolly Invites. tafBemeraber the place—Hlgbea'a Block. Ho. J, Isabella Street, Ogdenlbargb.^BI H-lHy ^TH. W. T0OKEB. CONFECTIONERIES —AHD— FRUITS. TILLEY & BROTHER H A Vina made arrangement! for the comma season, will keep constantly on hand a large stock of Fresh Confectioneries, Which they will receive daily by Express from tho celebrated establishments of MAILIxAKD, 8TOAKTS, DEAN, and others GontanUy on hand, SSK DROPS, -- -~-*isooor^»ratJMaBAj(r_TiHOHtU. COCOA HTJT OASDT, STTJAKI'S OANX>LES tn papers. VAKIU. A OBEAM CANDT , fto., fto. GREEN FRUITS Or every description, consisting o f Pine Apples, *\ Bananas, Oranges, Lemons, Apples, WHOL , l ! !8A*l.E AHD R E T A I L. T1LLET 4 BBOTHEB. 3 Tons Saleratoa forsale by KEL LLOGO a HUNTRESi HAYING TOOLS AH D Farming Implements. 100 doz 1 Tlned HAY FORKS. 100 doa 3 Tlned do do M04ox Solid Eye and Common HOES. 100 doz each, BLOOD'S, BEXFOBD'S and PHIL- LIPS' SCYTHES—Cast, Silver, and German SteeL WO dot SNATHS. MudoiHAY RAKE8. 200 boxes SCYTHE STONES. 100 Tons GB1KDSTOHXS. 10 dox MTJLAY GRAIN CRADLES. ' All In store and for sale at prices warranted as low as New York or Boston Jobbers'. »•» A. WATB0U8. A. WATR0US. aucoxaaox TO WATBO0B & ZsAwaazroa. I^UoFomeU^Hfav^ 0 ^ to \\> d \ BABS^ASB, . ALIO AGENT for fl. 0, HEURING'fl BArJBo, Haw London Boytoai, ,. „ . „. No/tb A Denlo's Hay Eorks »SR.°5P a a wUl .an bo purchased exeloslvaly fo« CASH, giving me U per cent over tlma purchasers.— This, together with the extensive acquaatanc* ojatna late Ann, win enable ma to sell a? exceedlngTow prices. lOO DOZEN Milt Fane fotaale. lM4tf Late WATioog * LAWaiKOi, A FOUNTAIN ftramUoheap. A food artl A.WATROTJSACO. . ' MANACKUt Or Btunntsa,; Dr G.R.8PALWN3, 'D»Tii«:oicax«nta, '-.!'•. EDWARD KKiDATiL, OyTHlRlHO, •* ... I flaAfasjaf, as Tf' W fJssHs.' •T6ia^ps^WMr**et iiltitfitoiivpM,, «F64- S^ A. -WATaotTai <k aom STOVE AQJENCY. J. H. RANSOM oV CO., ALBArTV, gomprlalng 4fl dl«r:or«r|.t Mttttts, And 6T«f J» dttttrsat .J?.k?i toT K K i , ^t«^ ta 4 b ''^ , J^« I iarante«, and toy beauty-and strength not excelled, Dealers supplied at Manofaeturar* price*. Pamphletf witheut and, fjul deaoripUou torwaijad i^as-tf AVTraasocsAiOo. tatardar. A* B» JB1TNJX, Wines, cent »P«r JJAR0WA :'- i.. : V v' HARDWARE. •' frittaim *mv**mtf nrm nu0,tt of <,« .- V- .- s ? |a'4«*^*'=»a'sissr*^'o#B-' f -- --f\^ '% *-T. r«gBAH^*<|t**iitts,* -:'-' ':f-- >TJHIO»Beftlng,Cordptny-: *..; v i v *.. *,;. •SOOTH WATSpS9ytbaCotnpauy4e;,*b.- t XerclumtaiM^j«MmJtoar«i|£^ o«a«mal.*«na«^rlt!» Ssrw-Y«jrkor-3Boabn» Jobbing He>amea/ '- -• »m, ^•w : Bitttr*,' _ Hunt 4 Lews, Potsdam t* John- Plokeni, Heavelton; Hooker AChapraan, Morrlitowni SON *Co..Mad- ttdt 8. Jf. VtW, WtddlngtoHk, * > • < - IwF g^$«4*r«k *^|^gg^ &****** *IW m %%&l»' ^^P,T^«^|ySr? ^lNPP andquaUtlcJ, v^jsssffi&ftr- TJOWDER, of-every grade from the Colebrateo JTBaiiipSwderco' * CHAsTAaHLwrr^ . , teeveryduenpuonhf Custom Wo Jnaawle -aufl^rhanneroF^orKmldtahlD :f^lMi)yaflyrjthet*atabl(ahraeriiimth>: '^** . .... :ir. /.,. '. . ;. ,¥&' ~ STOVES. A complete assortment, embracmg all the new and aeslrablepatterna. ' 'Z, . , . . . CHARLES A8HLET, . ' ' Eagle Block, t • • U-l ^EEl. ^OTS.Ju.trec.^edb^^ - Eagle Blocfc Jane 8. JJwltw TjAKM PDR, SAhB. bit TO OEST.—One , A hundred aoroa of .lend In the town of Lisbon, on the Craig road, one endahalf miles from the Lisbon Depot, PoaaeMloa .given Immediately. Inquire ot : J. As Q».R, BELL. Karob«^lS5S. .v ! ••\'\la-P A 1 Weaver** Ret'ds. N aasortmani of regular ilzel by 11-14 CHARLES ASHLEY. \7ENBER8.-AD uiortment of Mahogany, Walnnt V RMftwoodand \\- \ —\-••—-'- i Maple venters, foriale low br CHABLE8 ABHiEr. Guns, Pistols &c* tbe^s^r^sfi^ou^oV^^^ ^\^^ OrtlMeSHarreyi. EleoTrle PoWder In Canisters Eltyi, Walkeri & fjo'e. Wtterproof Ferouailon Unn Wads. Game Bags, Shot and Powder Flasks. Gun and Rifle mountings. Hunting:Knives, Flasks Eagle Block. SOXKB AQAOT! \AT THE PBDDLBS*' aSOHAWOH. BRONMERS & KRAFT, RASlfP JJ^ 1 . KETDaNBD ?ttOM NEW O VoilK and Boiton with an immune itook of Dry Goods, Yankee Motions. Jewelry, Paper Hangings. Carpetuijn, Looking Glasses. Cornices and Window Snadea, Floor and Table Oil Cloths, &c. 4B: Owing to tha number of Stores wo have got, and the large amount of business we are doing, we are ablo to sell goods, and wo wUl sell them at» per cent advance firum £7ew Yorkand Boston Jobbing prices. Tbe rollowlng comprises a part of ousstock: Dress Goods, Huslfn Dclalnei, ChilUi. Uituhams of all grades and eolott, French and Engllih Cambrics, Uusllna, an endless variety of figured and plain Lawns a beautiful lot of India Summer Silks, and other new styles or Dress Bilks, Black Silks, De Rbeln, Bishops, Loddler, and other of the best manufactures, at all prices and qualities. A choice selection of Calicoes, from Hi to 12H cents per yard, and all the novelties of the season which are worn for Ladle*' Dresses. Shawls. A large (ueortment of Broche, Long and Square Shawls, the newest styles of Strattclla, Cashmere, plain and embroidered, Crape. Black Silk, and all oth- er styles adapted to the season. Together with a splendid lot or plain and embroider- ed Crane. Black and Colored Silk Mantillas. A far beautiful ColUrs from 6 cents to 84 apiece. Hoilln (or Curtains, a g ga; \ \ ~_' and everything else In proportion. Jldkfs and Under Sleevea, Cotton and Linen Edstngs, ^•-—'-—a MuiUn for Curtains, a good article ?or a yard, all Linen Hdkb for 8X cents each, nder Millinery Goods. Silk and Straw Bonnets of the newest fashion and aU prices. Children's Hals or all styles. Ribbons. Flow- ers, Silk. Blond, Rusba.Borders. Crown Linings, &a. Parasols—Moire Antique, with and without fringe. Brocaded and plain Silk, from 4 shillings to 31 apiece, a large lot ortfiem. •» Glovei and Hosiery In endless variety. Tweeds, Summer Cloths of all descriptions, Broad- cloths, Oaisuneres and Satlnetta, black and colored. Pomestio Goodtv ' -me««ueu uinrmu wit cotsotni^cil itiuuis ainr prrow- 4-4 at 6 cents per yard. OarpertJngB. . Three-ply, Ingrain and Tapestry. and all other styles, together with a large lot of Floor Oil Cloths of all wldthi cheaper than the cheapest. Hew and beautiful designs of Paper Hanging!, Bor- dering and Window Shades at aU prices. A large assortment of Looking Glasses, beautifully gilded Cornices and other styles of window trimmings. It would be useless to endeavor to give a fUU des- cription of all the goods we have received and contin- ue to receive throughout the season. Tbe goods must be seen in order to forma correct idea orxhelr beauty, quality and extremoly low price. Country Merchanu, Peddlers and Milliners supplied at Hew York and Bolton Jobbing prices. Don't forgot the placo— Ho. 3 Haglo Block, Pord Street. N. B —B. A K. will open s choice lot ot the best Family Groceries tn their basement, as soon as navi- gation opens, at prises whloh will insare customers. 13-0 BB0NNER8 ft KRAFT. RCANTILE. ... JMDIOA*** xmaatutmi A cxraAtif SPiioirio TOR PILIES. oosxsnfe> f\.-ntmt, glek, HssdaesiS: ana aaentral CatSaxtta : v .\ '(*3r,-.«tP* f^uTDrworflt, Apoths^nry, * « '• ' '*''*>i!.« .'l » y' ' \ ^ i, Bpxinf; I, tUprinffr •jbvlng.j Every oSe at this season of the year rt\«*' medicine^ The H»dlcatedLoieni!t« is the tnat«atrt» need sogBlck Heartache. Dto>r»tnesa, Los, or AapaUts, iJUnsTior.anfl^ Imponueaol theBlood. —.—..••- nrsw .a |W ,* r iai^^far s *aner^r.;t^-?liJUH9i«. aires 101110. eat article . BU^oXutUtzi <£ .CopurtiicTMbip. •VTOTICHSIS,.—* Vt Copartnership or tit|flili4»rDe«rjfj|»MiTed l!ysn«ualv?ptiient.. .Th* a^«BntlJndderaifltti)rtta y i|g'l^J^ Ww.rLtonngfor.aettleinent./.V , '\\....• ^rj»:*nOjMi!gnea.;wonld *'.^r#it* lhanks 3 to his, . frle»4» and thfrnubUelor thenastAvorsjvblohbe baa\ rMelvefl^i^ejifo^ not to hi ex. ilace. . YODHG. B.€elilies, - • '4THEMBt&,^toteJiJtey&*k Liuulng, Packing V» 8aU,HTOej*aaddh>feGloTer?, 51 at trass, TJphof- atera, Howmif, Yam ani buaue ..Collar^Needlesbf aai \•* CflABLES AST\ 4? rtaoKii ING, Parlor. Hall and Office stovee, a great - - Y CHAHEY & Co'a. E IDOL. E8,—Anew assortment of colore. T J. H, GOJJ8T. ^ OAU^-WANTED TO LOAN FOR A tlpt>,VV/VH. term of yean, the above sum—Real OHAWOH or LOOATIONJ J, S. GOULD & Ca. Save Removed to 33 Ford Street, W HERE THEY INVITE THE ATTEN- tton of their old friends and customers and the publlo generally to their new stcok of Boots, Bhoee, Gaiters, Buskins, Ties, Slippers, RUBBERS, A COMPLETE LOT OF LASTS And aU the artloles necessary to aUrst class Shoe Fur- nishing Store. Tho goods Willie offered at oar usual fair prices, which cannot (ail to suit purchasers. We are constantly making additions to oar stock of Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c, both by purchases In the Eastern and Southern mar- kets, ana by our own manufacture, and we »hall open the new year with a fall and unrivalled assortment, to whloh we Invite tho attention of the public, OgdenibargU, May 1,1858. ' J. 8. GOULD ft 00. 12-41-tf *\ Ho. 12 Mechanics' Sow. ^•***i&Mtm^m$ pgopr.Bi raosE WHO \BttE JTBIED\ J. aSASV-nASB OI.OTHINGI ' TH08.U SKINNER prlslsg everything in that lino from the finest DBBSd ind BUSISESS SUITS, to tbe lowest grade. His long experience in tho purchase and sale of the above kind of Goods enables him to offer them at the Slowest Prices, Wholesale) or Retail. Dealers and the publlo are Invited to call and exam Ina the stock. Ogdensbargb, April ISth. 13 8 BROADCLOTH, OAMXmSBSB, &c. J DST RECEIVED.—A LARGE AND SPLENDID assortment or Fine Blackand Colo-ed Broadcloths andCasslmsres,of EKOM3H, FBEBCH and GEE- UA2t manulaoture. Alio a large assortment of SILK, MARSEILLES, and other ifylel VB8TLHG3, whloh will bo made to order at short notice. UE. MURPHY stUl stands at the cutting-board, which is a sufficient guaranty that all Custom Work •#01 be promptly wd satisfactorily done. THOS. D Ogdensbargh, April Utb, IMS. 8KC4NER, 1«' Valuable Property For Said TH.B WELL KNOWN REDMlLh FARM, 1 iltuate on tbe St. Lawrence Klver, seven miles be-, tow Ogdensbargh, containing about 430 acres (about 160 acre* Improved). Tbe land t« ol aaupsiior quality, well adapted for a Dairy farm, or lor the cultivation of grain. 3. The OALLOCTP ISLAND FARM, containing 600 tores, situate In the 8t' Lawrence River, directly op- poilte tbe Bed Mill Farm, well calculated for grazing cattle tod iheep, orthe cultivation Qfwlieat. oau and oom. ThilgndufldMvUtUTttion («hoot?OJ«ore« tt of fiie nrat auailtv. J. Tbe STONE GRIST MILL, (recently repaired,) situate on the St, Lawrence Elver, seven miles below Ogdensburgh, together with the village Lots atOal- oaeviue. \ 4. Tbevalaabla WATEB POWER PROPERTY, in the vulageof Ogdensbargh, known as the Stone Wool- en Factory, welt adapted for a Flooring HU1V or other mannfaeturlng purposes. First class water. 8. Thi Ttlntfilt WATER ytfWp.rB0mT5r,ir| tba vlllanof utnton, Kown u tin \fJWOrtit JIIU\ •.^h* Tavern, pronerty well known a*4he rOBBST HOUSE, situate on tbe Ogdensbargb and Harmon Plank Road, about sixteen miles from Ogdensbargb. and near the line of the Potaaam and Watertown Hall Road, and seven mile* from Canton village, on-the Canton, Dekalb and Uouvernsox Plank Road. . For particulars. Inquire at the office of tba subscrib- er, at Oidsruqurgo. „ „.„__„'_-._„ A«JD TOTJ INiURBDI IN PROSPERITY- PROVID E TO R REVERSES. Hssbroaci's iTlrs «k SBBarine \> f.- STOCK INaUBANCE AGENCY, | | JjnCl?lt4TR^HO»jt)iH T|tE,Bl<AT«;.«aW g Whiskey, Old Tom Gin. Cbarry • Brandy. Portsr. Ao-.' • a Boors bsltrar jr k Xr..Oanrsll*s Store)*: I!^ah^u>^b,0*^^bnr^n < y:.t'. U-it/ X 0 Notice 'OrftiMwniihja^ oroid. rj; •iaJV*^**^-^? teo^.navrag property of tht eatat«m-thertp«sa*^n,a«Taaa*ft^ »ttt»oribar.tt.t% t _ AiJBktt,.,* -Administrator - ; ; t&$yg*& family, atKtaW hiVe i-^ttle l9f?PhllDt!aok't WormSyrop. ' TbA«aai;»at«witl wjij ,t»Jtt-Iiwl4f«t»»i- --- .••;•;',- ';'.; . . • EraiariSfandaoW by a.'^BILDririo'at^ctoiruf :rdrt-ana ; ls*d>*to-8tr»«t»,. --: .;--\- . j|^o _, •jfttfofc^afg ygimitit mind.. At«|[W»«»< »tyl**^»*Attia.-<rro^.;»^'*t-iB 0 ^ J• :.- '• '?-?i\..' : ^> '.-:.' :V«.»«aC ; ,' K B ^*- W 6H» at the W.WUJ a^thttowradlt-Ydrialt by- OHAMET •jgeuta for at. .Uwwne* Coonty and Canada,• .- Watertftreet Hardware Store, OdDxxttBiiojt,*- , Wis^pavv- -jqfcAlaw band .teforaaiabjr.^\ ... • KQ.'toz*.\' ' »ls»lu«on 'of Crwp^rtasrship* -, - T \6*^ra)»arih -)>i'A.ajxr«s9r; m&^±tJ^l& :~JttsBf.^OtiSt- • a »?.^W#tUtajt*I.M. jltaSat'sktA'' *tth*o«rtai5!l%a1ik: iWT.- . r .-'-,'..»; «.A..MElKCH.' [. Old.JBtiik'InWtA eut'Otaptiiy', i of Hartrora. Inoorporataa, mt. I OaplUl, «8«0 l 0«t - : *~8urWuiJ «WM,I9« I Mo change In its Presidency slncelnoorporaUon <H jHOtne- maurxiico s^ojnptiiy, ^ O • N*w Yorfc 1 '\ ' 3 gCan!t*U*M0v,*o». .Surplua, •Uzjws. p SOapUai, f»M,«v«. „,!.., Sarpiuj, §W t \%. * o .Weitem Mssi\**\* 6 *** * 0, « c , 0 '/ fe •» •i\ -1 * .- , . Pittstteld.., .. .- .I — g&WiWMJ.. ^\'-* ^trjlutj^tajtg. g. •p \ - Phosulx Intumiico Comptoy, S B n .«.*- •sS*lel , ^ < * ? ^ ;q(?n S.w,Ki- auw' gOtplfttrlPMWf• , • ••; { *W'»5 W| t § .. ofercbsul's IiutUrstite. Co»p«iy«- J» t-.Capltaj^SJIJlf.^*/ , ,- -f«r>lt»,-s»«fl»«™ t ** rtrWr* «f8t*L««we*.goitntjrS teanjri. js 1 .H i*r* yoarhotae* ^Mlbarnalbt• avtermuf,tbtte. jer f y»ar* or mpr*. at lower rates than Motaaht. for o. cash dcwnJ' Ho Pcimiam Hote*.Uk*n^ and no 3 a AmmMiiiki**.* cau wd-tM- BetoW; tain- 3 S-tlnf - **wn -n# attick. to eltisr-Cmapmny, tnd fe \KW«!tit»twir« Way cpa^«»toig^wy beat g . 'ladgmantta theiriacitrity nr^aWthalrRolielea.« * LvSUaHR0W<»»Ht)tarj|^tg»i ? ,\\i Otu*sabdvj]h J rebrW.»»*j«l.'.'. -r.- P^^. - 1SCont*>' Wo'Zswt; . HOllBBi^B'tbawi—,—.... .., lilt roDttut on. flrst Boor, tad toar- bedroomi in \ — «n*mb*K> •_, ' ; '-.--^, • v ,' '.' . - \ /-..-,'- and commodloai rioaie, with convenient IT SAY , THAT— J. S. GOULD & GO'S Ii tho beit place to bay LADIES KID BUSKINS 067 ALL KINDS. \ 8. F. GAITERS, KI D R. B. SLIPPERS, TOILET VELVET SLIPPERS, •• EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, \ 8. P. BSD FOXED GAITERS, \ PATENT rOXED(itftyed on side) GAITERS \ SILK LASTING PAT. TIP TAN GAITEBS, PLAIN LASTING CONG. GAITERS, SILK LASTESG PT. TIP CONO. SILK LASTING HBEL TIP TAN '• MiOBAjaas' Row, 32 FOOD STBXET, ^ Ogdensburgh, N. T. J. S. GOULD & CO. VVoald call the attention ol tbe public to his now ll and olognnt assortment of Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes. It is—The best place to find Geuta' French Calf Sewed Boots. The but place to flndr OBSTS'OALr' BOOTS. Tbe beat place to find Gents' Congress Gaiters. The belt blaoe to find TOTTTBS' BOOTS. Also all kind of Gtsiters, Slippers and Bnsklna for Kis- ses and Children. GENT'S. PT. LEATHER FRENCH TIES. PT. \ WALKING PUMPS. TOILET SUPPERS, DONG.\ GAITERS of all klnda. alio Boys'and Youth's Boot* and Bboei OoDCTe*iGalteriundHllppon whloh we offer to tho Public at prices which defy competition. Mechanics' Row, 33 Ford Street. v EXTRA FXiOVRl A SUPERIOR, ARTICLE^ OP EXT. Flour, from aelacted White Winter-• Wheat, family use, in Barrels or quarter bb) Bags. . 50 bni. Superior Fanoy Floor, tn barroll or bags. 50 but No, I Superfine. AO Bags Buckwheat Flour—a superior article. Families supplied at their residences bv • B. W. BUSH. Deo. 24,18M. 41 RA for CAUTION: A LII ponons are hereby cautioned against negotia- ting or nurohailng t note made by me, dated May 17,1866'payable to Ohildi Wheeler for the mm of HSv, anuoh nolo will not ha paid, it notbelng for valne re- ceived. • M*B. VILAS. Dated May 21,18S8. U-lm SOU ETUI i\G SBWf B RONNERB A KRAFT, HAVING JTJST received m their basement a large an dwell selects ed stock of tbe best Family tJroceriesi Which they will *eli cheaper than the cheapiit Don't forget the placet—No. 1 Eagle Street. Ogijensburfh, June 9, USS. Block, Ford 13-1* JOAatZZCai M ISS EITCHELL would Inform tteLadiea that she has opened a shop en State Street, opposite Jonei' Block, tnd tollclti tbelr patronage. JJ-W C .^.JSIBBS W pVLD INVITE YOKR ATTEBTTIOH T O bllttOCXrOf a . i '. 1 }m&&mitm, CITY BEUG STOEE*, <• ' JtnuierA Prott^f, . s ISucceitort toJ^. B Jevvtr^JIt JCp » At the sign of tbe Painted -post anStOoWen ilifrtar on* fI«r»boveA» Vlltt , ah9© s Wl* ll |'ord st, WHOLESALE AKP RETAIL DEilBHS IK Drags a^d MerHfjlrieB, PAIfiTS, OILS,-.EliTilDSi^dVC., *C. _. ^WHthelrTMettes; as a&Jlsr^iEun^Wnidbvr^la*, \ Gla»» : JVsms ! yBrushea,^net.Ai^es,DerSS*T. lnatxr«nej4ta»ndjn»teiial,D»^er»or % New Drug - tmmmm WboleaaletnttiRetaniujaterBta DROGS. MtOl0lN£B I J»A.NTS, OILS. & DtE tivtiWm, AI>SO P^aSFinrIEBix*i : : UTATIOMERy, »AGTJER. REiaN ST0GK.AKPOIGARS, Corner Ford and State-Street! Opposite St.\ Lawrence Hotel, Ogdenabttrgh, , Fruntly Mefllotoci, and all the Oropwatlon! usually kepttn tho bnalneai,^ria bo carefully and neatly pre- pared- JPuints and ilUs. P J SSS5r\.'Si.§? l 9SX ]l ^ 8 VSnowteceivlag a large ttociofJtot8,01h}7VnTOlsbes,Dyewoods, Putty, fe!? n S 0 .S' , '. F S lnt §r uon S s .' J a»»B,. Mrlta Tarpentino, &c, at their New Store, Comer ForCand State Street*, Ogdeniburgb «tr. Garden and Flower Seeds. T HE UNDERSIGNKl> are Agents for J. BEECK <u SON, Boston, and have iuat received from them an assortment of Garden and Flowerhecds. : of Garden and Flowerbeeds. XE8j$pj!k,& SJEVRNS, Drtfggisti, Ford S*tcet. WW 111 addl. f/tefriits, Mtimmels, Farina* •pXTRACTS»:t!ologno», and Perfumery—A fterti as- Xisortment Just received and forsale at the New Drug Ktore of French & Stevens, corner of Ford and State Streets, Ogdensbargb. «7tf. Wagwrreotupe titork. PKENCWA STEVfiK'S have mode large JL tlona to their Daguerrelnn 8tocjfc,and will supply Ar- tists as low as can ue bought In Boston. Call and ex- amine, at the Now Drug store, corner Ford and State Street*. . 47tf. A LARUE LOT O F LUB1BP8 GENUINE Jockey Club-Sweet Scented Shrub, Mew Mown Bay, Patchouly, Rose Geranium, Upper Ton, Boquet Dl Caroline, Juat reoolved by GEO. W. PHILBBO0K. Corner Ford and Isabella 8U. THE BEST HAIR DYE. D R. O. M. BALLARD'S (new article,) Received the highest Preml am at the world's Fair and Amer- ican Institute, where It was examined by the Distin- guished ChetnlsM Dr. Chilton, and Prof. John Torrey, and pronounced tbo BEST. For «lloby the belt Drug gists. Principal Office and 8tore, 498 ft 500 Broad way, New York, 12-Hy J. H. GUEST JJ AS NOW RECEIVED HIS FULL STOCJS. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Which is one of tbe largest and best assortments that has ever been offered tn this section. SILKS, RICH STRIFES, PLAIDS. ROBES, FIGURED, and PLAIN COLOR8, And a full assortment of BLAOK FOULARDS, and INDIA SILKS. DRB66 GOODS. Robo Bareges. Tissues, Cballles, All Wool Do sines. Plain and Fi£ conetts, French and . nrusiuxNB. SWIIB, Book, Nainsook, Jaconett; British Cambrioi, Plain, Corded, riald. Dotted and Fig- ured; Dimities, Lawns, Brilllantes; Drapery, Appllca and Lace Curtains and Muslins. BOTBROIDHRIBS. French. Swiss, Soxon and Scotch Collars, in Bexu ui OMmAwte.and.Svrls.. Bomton, Yalenclnnes, Malta and Thread Col- lars.Sloeves and«0\» mill French Thread Edgings and Laces ;Treifi:riv«eo«jri mx& Swiss Bands vand Flouncing!; Infants' Robes, Embroidered Skirts, <fec. Lnlnes, Plain and Figured Organdies, Lawns, J a- —- — ' -English Prints; Ac. miXAINBRV. Ribbons, Blonds and Lelces,- Lawns,. Silks, Tarltons, and a'rull assortment of Straw Hats. BOBIHR7 AMD GLOVBS. Ladies''and Children's English and German three and four threaded Hosiery, all sizes, In Silk, Spun Silk, Cotter and Thread Hoso. HANDKERCHIEFS. Irish and French Ltncn, Cambric and Lawn Handkerchief*. In Plain, Hemstitched and Em - - broldered Silk, Cotton and Linen Sdltfe. LENBN8. Irish Llnena, Table Cloths, Nupkins, Dollici, Towels, Hack s Table Covers, &o. CARPBTIHGS. Tapeotry. Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain, Dutch Hemp, Cotton, Vcnltlan, all widths. Mattini,s, white and oolored, all widths. OIL, CLOTHS. Table and Floor Oil Cloths, from 3 Feet to IS feet wide. FAPBR HAWOINOB. The largest variety over shown in this section. SHEETINGS, SHIRTIN-OS, TICKS, DENIMS, LINEN DRILLS, HUMMER GOODS, QUILT8, &C. &c. FOR SAXsB. T HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to sell.for cash or exchange for other property, a good DAGUKRBB- AN SALOON, running gear, dto. ill porfoot ordor. Any one wishing to purchase con ina :o a grent bar- rain bv calling upon r- H. OLDS, at his Doituerreon i •• - -? iliurgh. 13-9 tf fch>tnut.Stwej, PMlM^Lffi&aica producb 0,, llicnii a betterr fiu^.r<Mrp,e»foK* in.e fuund Uicn a oetre larmreiaiedisffi^fCKMmraoii in-, than any other wltbdtpny knowloate Many of mi riend, hare realirjKl marked-beTieBM.it^^isni, and co- ne ide r. ill, weli) believmi that they possesaexnaonDnan rirtitell for driving out disease* and turing the sick. Tbe) tro liqt only affiKlU*l,J#*rf*ieji|^^ lunlttles whlcPmurt make them valued-by th» public »BBtttftey'aiw«jHM*ti.™ ,w ' .\ ,\*-:. ' rbs venerable Chancellor WAKDLAW w.tltei |rom Bal timore. 15thJiprll, 1854s V\> '\ '. ^.'.\ • . \ Da.X C. ATXK'—-Sir.: JCftave. taken «wt JEW* with jrent benefli, for the llstliasness, iB^^brj-lbea lor'appetlte ind Bllloue headache, which has,of late yean overtaken ne in the spring. A.few do*es of your PUIi-Curcd roe. 1 inveuwsdyBUr Cherry Pecmi^ •many'year<r3Itf''Tby family br coughs and colds wlto unfailmg;SUCt*w..S;Vou make nertlcines which atraj and Ifeel Uaplea^teito-cominend -ou forihe gMdyou h«v»•d6ne , •fna1a«'aani^'• '\ I OHM t. BEATlIf, .ftfeyfteuof Vj^f^M^mi Co. eayat ..• ..».f -\•- r -. , L-.A;1«A •< Pa. A. R. <%e, HUaintftu^&i. 13,1SS3. \ Sir: I take pleasure^in addinE-lny testimony to tin jfflcacy or your medlctaes,4>avingd^ed.-verKiuaterioi wneflt ftotn therms of both your Peci§»ratid;Oatbartit Pills. I afe never w4wutoe»S} h JByTam|iy}'iior*halt t iverconsehttq be, vriMIeinytfiearft-wlllsprr^cuiethem.\ The widely renowned a S,8fEfgN'8i JS,tt,'t>if\ Went worth. S.H., : writes: '•'• , ^ ;'• 4 •\ ' , \ Having used your CATHARTIC PILLS In my practice, •ertlfy from experience that they ate au invaluable pure* :lve. In cases of disorderedfunilionsof thfe,llver,causlnf teadacbe, Indigestion,, costlyoness,,and .the.great vnrietj if dioesuei that follow, they are a surertemedy than any ither. In all cases'where a purgaUye remedyMs required. I confidently recommend these Pills to tbe: public, at •uperior to any other I ha* ever found. They are BUM n their operation, and perfectly safe—qualities which nake them an Invaluable janlcla/or {ittplip Use. 1 hav< f or many yearn known your' CAsr+jy Pscfpral a» the ben Cough medicine in the world; andthwe Pllli.are in nt wise Inferior to that admirable preparation for the treat •nent of diseases.\ \vrJctca Mc,-Minf:SS, 1853. \ Da, J. C. A»«a —Dear Sir,t I have been afflicted from ny birth wtth scrofula in its wpret form, and now, aftei i wenty years' trial, and an untold of amount of suffering, mvo been completely cured In :afew weeks by-your PiMa, iVith what feelings of rejoicing I write can only be magined when you realiw what 1 have suffered, and bow ong. \ Never until now have I been free from this loathsome lit>ea&e in some shape. At times it .attacked my. eyes, end nade tite almost blind, besides the Unendurable pain ; at ithern It settled in tbe scalp of my head, and destroyed my lair, nnd has kept me partly bald all my days; aometimei t came out In my face, ana kept it Tor months a raw sore. \About nine weeks ago I commenced taking your Ca rbartic Pills, and now am entirely free from tbe complaint Viy eyes are well, my skin is fair; and my hair hoe com nenced a healthy growth; allot which makes me feel tlready a new pqrson. .?' \ Hoping this statement maybe the means of conveying nformation that shall do good to others, I am, with every lentiment of gratitude, Vours^ ^^ I have known the above named Maria Rlcker from ler childhood, and her statement is strictly true. ANDREW J. MEBERVE, Overseer of the Portsmouth Manufacturing Co.\ D*rr. JOEL PRATT, of tbe ship Marion, writes from Boston, 20th April, 1854: \ Your Pills have cured me from a bilious attack which trose from derangement of the Liver, which had becom' «iry serious. I had failed of any relief by my Physician, ind from every remedy I could try; but a- tew doses of 'oar Pills have completely restored me to health. I have riven them to my children for worms, with the best er- ects. They were promptly cured. I recommended them o a friend for costiveness, which bad troubled hun foi nontlis j he told me in a few day* they Wad cured him fou make the best medicine in the world j and I am free o say so.\ lead this from tbe distinguished. Solicitor of the Supreme Court, whose brilliant abilities have made him well known, not only in this but the neighboring States. \ JVetr- Mums, SfA jJpru, 1854. \ Sir: 1 have great satisfaction in assuring ynu thai ny&elf and family have been very much benefited by v,of* nedicines. My wife was cured, two years since, of a si- «r« and dangerous cough, by your CHMJT PacTonii.. uid since then has enjoyed perfect health. My children tavo several times been cured from attackB of the Influ- jnza and Croup by it. It is an invaluable remedy fot hcra complaints. Your C»TH»BTIO PILLS have entirely ;ured me from a dyspepsia and costiveness, which has trowti UIKIII tiie .for some years,— indeed, this cure is unci) more important, from the fact that I had failed ti ;el relief from the best Physicians which tills section ol lie coimini afford*, mid from any of the numerous roine- lie» I had taken. \ You seem to us, Doctor, liko a providential blessing u iittr family, and you may well suppose we are not un- •nimllul of it. Yours respectfully. LEAVITT THAXTER.\ •• Smote O/umiOer. Ohio, JlprU 5fA, 1854. \AJK. J. C Avica— Honored Sir: I have made a trior mph trial tif ihe CATHARTIC Piia^, left me by your agent mo have tieeti cured by them of the dreadful Rhenmatisir md.er which he found me suffering. The first dose re- ieved IMP, and a few subsequent doces have entireh •einnved ibe disease. I feel in better health now than foi mine years before, which I attribute entirely to tbe effect- if yuur CATHASTIC PILLS. Yours with great respect, LUCIUS B. METCALP.\ 'ilie above are aU from persons who are pubUely knowr vhere they reside, and who would not make these state uents-without a thorough conviction that they were true Prepared by SB. 3. C. AYER & CO., Practical and Analytical Chemitti, Lowell, Mas? got Roi oms* In Ogdensburgh. 1 9St R EMOVED. - Tboiub. icrlber has removed his' MEAT MARKET to his Now. Building, on Isabella street, 'jiaxt door to J.' _N. Oswellovbere the r..|*^l\^. . tl,...,. oople of Ogdensburgh *nd vicinity will and a good larket, coustatt\- \~\ -•\• \-\- v \* ..IEAT8, VEG1 favors.be hopes i pc . aiieao's.'v'EVJiR'r'A'tliJES\. &o. ^Thabkiul for past a receive a share of .patronage and support. \ ROB'T BAKEK. N B —Oeih paid ftr all kinds of good Stock and Vegetable!. . . »- wu at: MUSICAL. Piano Forte Boston W \ It K BO()M ooamB or ro t.> AXD OAKOLIHK ITRKET» UUII *»iiff«i s.T, HridgcontlieDlack April »»th.l»«.. outbuiidinri arid large garderi--J« raUea from tht ALLEN CHAHBT. '^^^i^^'^niS^i^^^ oy 1 ^^^ 1 ^^^!,^^^*' S.-^-A varr pl»***Jrt, »•* *stf>«sct«. Coo*tlp*tlin«^Bow»J«,-arid.aiI m^g^^m^ Comprising' a full assortment of Brass Oooas, ' >4 '~ DELAINES. BAREGES, OlwUlSs BB1LLIAHTES, ©EBEIGES, •frints* GTS.GHAH8,.. s -v -i «•.-.»,-. POPLINS, *ci-*c.^- a »- 1 *-^\ - • - * ,< * ' ~* ' \\\V \'' ' ' ; •i'»^'' r i•^'•' ; '' \~\ VaUMi&s r vriins, KosiglA; **ttwt <R*Or Olortli,- Orttss ,- ,-.. /\;HOSJC|»i^- GLOVES,.:- rt : ,- - t^liliABS, «. •••• And t roll amrtmentorsmsji War**. , vm&iB,r '•, •'•'•\'\- v ---'* , ; -•-'\'\\ \\\••• : '' WASERS. . \-\ :•;* :'::•: , -. , . '•• '''orttste^\\ ,;t ''' •'•\ v -'\ TABL« COVERS, NAPKlliiS, , COTTOXS, Denims, BitBIPES, TICKS, 8VMMES 8TBFW, WOOLENS, /' O«olixnsxets t QENTB' rVI|CHlSHlH« GO.ODB, > c TAILORS' TRISLHJNGS, s&C \ WUcb be offers atirboluale and Betallat tin LOWEST, CASH PRICES, Mechanics Row, Ford Street, H*. , 2 4? \ Sorriotliine' Wew. ) PIANO FOBTSB AT OOBT, • AWO Boston Piano Portes ATM^SOrADEOBEaS'-.yriHOIiESALill.'PBtCPA Persons trtsbtag-to purchase will Bnd It fbrttolr J» tercst to call and examine, rwtboy wUUavo^ftom Sfls, toSlo^Comnuaslon^b*frl*usrialfy>yhareedlrycpatrtry •sentT Every P,lano\wlil'b*irany Wtrrante^ria^ood 3tnymadelntbeUnIted«t*tei, ^ E.-BADBAM, WABt-RooU, corner of.Ford»nd <5a-»Une Street*. Prepare** by Dr. J. C. AYER, Lowell.&&ss.,—And soldbyHTs *» *•— /\-*«~-u-«-fc' —^ V- . „ Druggists. Hainphrey, . — , _a.ac9.,—AUU OgdenBhargh, and by all 12-S2-Sni(fcc CHAKTIIV & CO., A RE AGENTS for thosaleWEMERY'S PATEN't O. RAIL ROAD HORSE POWERS, to whloh the highest prize for superiority has been awarded every year for the lastflve yearsby the New Totk State Ag- ricultural Socletv. Specimens of these pow«rs. with Threshers, Separators &e. maybe seen at .their Hani - ware Store and Agricultural Ware Home, onWatet street, Ogdensburg, N. Y. Auguest20,1855. 1344-tf. Copartnership JVolice. A CHANEY A CO., hereby give notice thai . they have this daynssoclatedHENRY CHANEY With themselves In tbe Hard.Warabuelness, which wUl be continued at tbe old stand to Water, Street, under the name and rlrm.of -c , Br 3 A v WEV-<t,.oo. A continuance of tbe generbui patronage which thl i establishment has hitherto received is respectfully so- licited, , Ogdensburgh, June 80,1854. . 11-17-tf. pALMBR'8 CED OVEN, a PATENT ELEVATEI * MVJJ-U, revertible flues, six boiler, KINO or STOVES—eoual \ * \ ' '\ ialleti anil Jk '[C..1UUIQ UUCO . •,.. UVI1IM, M..... T ,\ .^k, ' , .KJ V to the best for boiling, frying and broiling—unequi for baking and economy orfueL Manafactared sold by CHANEYiOO, Water Street, Ogdensbargh R EGISTERS, round and reottngular. of ytriDUi sizes and patterns-Fannel Registers for 7 and 8 tool- pipe. Grates and Ventilators—for snledby _ Oct. 31. rn-M tf. * Co. \Water-Street. rpHE ST. LAWRENtJE AGWCTJifTpRAl' X SOCIETY awards to CBAKET A Co. Pint Prizes for BEST PLOW.—ThoSt.Lawrence Premium Plow, Hulbert'i Patent. Thli plow has now taken the nnt prize two yean, 18M and 1858, BEST COOK. STOyE^TheKIngof Stovai. BEST STRAW CDTTER.^-Eetcbum'* Patent. BEST Paten •ey t ^jpjk^-frj eft , DIM jft l- 30 BOXES IX .outre, and 1.0. ffifaffiffi* 5JO—. sold by Octal. 1138-tf CHANET * Co. j Water Street. FOTO r!lgrit,free XsioRvt Boowpaiyi fromamelland. smoke., 3« hquraeyery *«ntag, for one-week, withoatreQlling or trimming, costing only ONE, CENT an evening. ,5ry.lt.i flPOrjaloby OHANBY 4s CO\ Agent* fur St. Lawrence Co. Water Street,'Ogdensburgh. Sept. 16, 1855. . . ,..*,v*-^.--.- ,' 27 -with of without water , ....... i.- more, convenient, and much more durabK aet up wltli hot waterfixturei,' ^>ct. si. USs^tf. ^\\wlateFstreei. bacp-twllig leii .rnoim,- more, convenient, < less .^VUAU.V mvm .yimrtsiuwu., »i... ble ttish Cooling8 JovM. fi>*,ajle. and ^r4x W ;*.|^*^(wW, P ATENT REVOLVING HAJIIMER PJ8TOJL wit'A powder floUkTBail Moold, ?Ws^E«n a 3K\ , » <!, ', Wlt'A POWI for sa'.e by 'S&AWftjBOr '•Wti iTef Strset. - «,\••'•' '•' i — \ J. ADAMS SMITH. VN1) 'ortcs nns& uiara, DAKUII .(. u.iw,iuiihiHuuM]uuM.iu,iiJi .p6. F. Haines, New.TiOflt. ..AUo.^enKfta'Jbpsole WCar har^*Seedham,andPrlnCe>M«loaeon*; ,,,,!* , . K*epiconitarrt^orl'.band«bett..Mii»lc,. tns%io«on. Bookaforprerfliawampnt; Violin, Gultet.aitBBaii- kinaVoV^tctlteM^ atel\—^-\--- , • \••'••- - densburgti', cnicKERiiicJ^ AtMrtTnegt of I Plain and Jaj aUkind*oM quantities, as T.1ll,en«i A)l3obBin«t.tonBjrth Cptin.tr lutriroii! m. manufaeturlnk -Wareiln iaeii €lts4>rlo**.'»'- l ?t^S!&i^i!f s « n, * 9*®®$M BOB fMel%s'*^ ilfln|r>Tin-W*M,jbel 1^»'. •••-•- ••;•-;#*?? y^rteSTiit&vea W ,0OO DEACON SK1WWA3 whichtte*abacru»*J*'nDWlPec«lvlflr L a5?^iJ|'»jS^ f z^ : '„.<.A. '«i*^»\.. l i_J.«^_._*ij_..« a*lc^|nW*t*rtowrjtn(I vtclrutvitaWBgitoii oraaw 1^33 *tl York. Room S o T.P^gieilloclrjfWeirtbu W ATER C60^EM8« ^SSBtSMSL i~>r 4KOO^>0».MOk3r i Jm*,^*ar^or«rtcl.goi«tf«^^ A CARD. ,,.'!,,,_ O 4+,- i .J^WPMSft; Tbe*ur^rlb«r»n*v*thr««aia»of»^^|g tba.pubUc that tbavhave m&Jg'SgffiSSl Piano J. A0>rf rt f5mltt,«ortbec^fi««» 4 fi^^ffi2 rortcsinOgdeMtarga^^i^^^ bwri re*«Tjng^Boodlns*ra^ntW|«^8.*M faose^* *ur«amr«ct£tro»wi«torg^^ BMt6S,Js^Ts*.lill . \M-aWstW X. Js^^n«t«-i1aktil lr» ewbtngtibr *?m, <r«r,1$«runderaigned w«»furril*h p., ,.„ -»r wiftput TOOB», on wtaotitWt A»pV ** fte St Lwrrtnee Hotel ^ i T **rf-,l»,t«»t, »»f J £ •''*•:' tmylioiftty iwu>ww»iiwaag{ (jl mpti ' \oA«*' > WAJCTBD. ' '^ , -fc^^»aSrcoB«»>^••sVopUr-to *fc»T.»tr|p. 'r«mintw»coB»ty, March 18.185*. Iprtttcing tmtmm$nt9. ^ t&Uh ttajjrtmanttt aha ^a^fajL^ a 1 &A
