{ title: 'The Ogdensburgh sentinel. (Ogdensburgh, N.Y.) 1847-1858, March 30, 1858, Page 8, Image 8', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn85026901/1858-03-30/ed-1/seq-8/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn85026901/1858-03-30/ed-1/seq-8.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn85026901/1858-03-30/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn85026901/1858-03-30/ed-1/seq-8/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Northern NY Library Network
How to Wash Funnel* In answer to a correspondent, we quote the followinfe s,\ i A Some washerwomen possess quite a knack in washing flannel* so as to prevent its railing. It is not the soap suds, nor rinsing watery that jthiekeh np flannel in washing, not the- nibbing' aril. Cloth is, failed by being 'pounced and jounced' in the stocks of the failing mill with soap •ads. The action of nibbing flannel on a washing board is jost the\ same as that ot the falling mill Flannel, therefore, should) always be washed in very strong 60«p sad* which will remove the dirt and greese, by squeezing, better than rubbing wilt in weak* 8<iaj>,snd8. ItshooW ateo»bei6pseS^at^lhe srta'p in 'warni vf&ter. anfl nevei~4n cola, a-, the fibres of the wool do not shrink op as much in warm water as in cold, after com- ing oat of the warm soap sods. Great care should b& taken to rinse the soap com- pletely on* of the jEJanriel. This advice will apply rib the wasnifig of'blajikiMsJthersanje as it does of flannel- - ' v HYDROPHOBIA.—Spirits of hartshorn is a certain remedy for the bite of a mad dog. The wound should he constantly bathed with it. and three or four doses, diluted, taken inwardly daring the day The harts- horn decomposes, chemically, the virus in- sinuated into the Wound, and immediatly alters and destroys its deleteriousness. The writer, who resided in Brazil for some time first tried it for the bite \of a rattle- snake, similar success. At the suggestion of the writer, an old pbysicion tried it in cases of hydrophobia, and always with suc- cess- BOILS—The skin of a Boiled egg is the most efficacious remedy that can be appli- ed to a bqil. Peel it carefully wet and ap- ply it. It will draw off the matter and re- lieve the eoarnessia a few hours. NEW GRAFTIHS WAX.—Take two oun- ces of common rosin, melt it slow over a fire, being careful not to heat it 10 much as to make it throw of f its spirit of turpen- tine. \When it becomes clear as syrap. add a little less than one onnce of alcohol. and mix well and pnt in a bottle at once and cork tight. Alcohol is to be added sufficient to make the mixture liquid, and keep it so, and when applied to trees it hardens at* once, and forms an airtight covering. REMEDY FOB HORSES CATCHING THE REINMJNDER THEIR TAILS—An inquirer is informed that an enlargement: or the cropper, in the extreme back part of the bow, has to my certain knowledge worked a complete cure of the common evils con- quent upon the catching of the line nnder a horse's tail when in harness. A crupper one and a quarter to oneanda half inches in diameter, buckled suitably taut,'will most commonly neutralize an attempt of the horse to bind or eonfiine the line.— Co Gent. SPEAWS.—It is an old saying, 'that a sprained ankle is worse than a broken leg-' We are' not friendly to either, and know half a dozen things that we should prefer. But the danger of a sprain may be judged by the following facts set forth by a surgeon of Paris: He says, that of 78 amputations of the leg or foot, 60 were caused by sprains. One most not, there- fore, treat with contempt a sprained ankle, bandaging, with strong pressure, is recom- mended. CttTTtKe GRAFTS.—Scions for grafting can becutat any time during the winter or spring, and if properly preserved, ar e in a better condition than when permitted to re main on the parent \tree until the bnds have begun to swell. If cut when the ground is frozen, they can be preserved in the celfer in sand slightly moistened occa- sional! ; or if the ground be not frozen they can be stuck a few inches into the soil and left there in perfect safety until need- ed. We have found it to be a good plan to stick the scions in the ground at the bot- tom of the tree from which they are taken, by which the name is safely retained. We have riever found eold- weatheK.following the cutting the scions and partially cower- ing them with earth, to be the least detri- mental to them. mm** Koom-'-ani tag Shop to' No*. 9+'''iW&^,r Pord ***> fo W- At*: 'ft Aaron* Brio* BuriutagvoprxJgMs '•O.Spraij Boointtttt msaotfflffir to$m*,m #?*%«»t « reoelvjjia town New toft and Boston Jlte Itffl etwaiesf/didfbest W^^i^^gMJ^J living froro Mew lore sna Boston jno iwfWJt. wesfsMbest ««^tte2LolS*wJ»lMoAO«bl net Furnlturo everJjenWaofflSre* In thUfmarket, em- bracing almost every artlclothit can b o named; among which are Mahogany, Black \Walunt atuVBose Wood Sofas, *•_; Wete-st-totew. .T •\' f.j'iJK'WiWaa-^t* - , •-•.• Ottomans and I«oag:e«, Covetedwjth J>taab,pani«fc iuta««r Clotht Extenilon^abW, 8pHngJedBo1tb^^ tag, easy and common ffltaJW, ofJUhemmr, fioio- wood and Walnut: juw ftOokCjSwSareaU* . Bide Boards,.. Bedsteads, Table.. Stands. HatBaoki, Corner Stand*.. Whatnots, Cane and. Wood Seat, Chairs of \ every description. OSASEBBXt TVUKXTVUB. Painted Bedroom Seta, Flowered and Landioape; •^SCSBEBt 1 IsWle'i!* - r«ulr^eaw2areT 'Shy 2kta4ot ' moretn^OnThatt.—--, ™-, _—, ..— , — liver Complaint, froltn tbe worst Jaundice or Dyspep-: auvto-acommon He_I«ebe, aU o f wfexcb. are tho re- altor *dls«KKd,I4vex. '.. • .'.• ' -. TiietlTerta'oiio oirfhe^prlnaDalrainlatonoetil* human body, and when UJperfonmJU function* well the powers of th« syitspffisra fully; deretoped. Tbo itomach u slmoittmMrelyPdependentpn we kertthJ z u c^^^^ [•Zfter—hartof\ od o a aenceof one organs — m .,_—..__ j duty. *ortn«dlMMeaJo f taatorean, on e oftn e proprietors haa made ttfflhls study ,Jn a practice o f more tbau twenty yea>a.Jto flnd.a remedjr .wnere- wlth t o eojmteracB tbeffmany 'derangement* t o which it Is liable. W • To prove Out tl»fiteMnied>JI»tIaatf6nna,anr perioditroubled wltb Uveiy Complaint in any.^if \» forhu, haa but to ilry ajbottlo.-i certain. I^okIngGlaaiej(*aUilxei,GUtandJeneeredPramea , -pholifery Gooda: Carted'Hatei Cotton and Htflk SttreajearBotater»,Pfllow»anaCaahlonat aUartl. olea of tho kind on hand or made to order on ahort oo- VphoiiFery' Gooda; yfe „_._»— olea or tn e «m a o n nana or i 1->--- * tlce, and warranted to be properly made and of good material!. Tno Increased demand In th e Upholstery bnslneaa haa Induced m e to employ art experienced hand from Ne w Tone and 1 am prepared to fill all or- ders In this line. Undertaking Department. On the same premises may he found Coffins of all sizes, made of Mahogany, Blacfc Walnut, Cherry, Butternut &e., trimmed In the best manner, and o n reasonable terms. He has procured an elegant new Hearse, and will give his. personal attention to all arrangementa connected with Interment*^ Friends In tho Village and country are requested t o send In Ujetroraera. Qgdenihnrgh, May. 1853. »» tf NT5W ENTERPRISE Lager Bier Establishment; OGDES8B0BGH , K . T. rriHE growing demand of the public, combined with JL the efleot of recent legislation, having t o some ex- tent curtailed the sale of Ale, the subscribers, deter- mined not t o be behind the tlmes,havesappUod them- selves with 'the proper material, and are no w manu lecturing the favorite beverage oalled LAOBB BIBB; at their Brewery, of the best oaallty, which they a re selling to BARRELS and HALF BARRELS. They also continue the manufacture of ALB, as n»u- al . and wUl flu order s fo r e-'ther, on shor t notice , to any amount. CASH PJLZD.VOK Barley* Oat Staves a^d Beading'. C. D. 0B10HTON & 00. June, 1867, 14-lS-tf. ilnt.fn Mir^f Ij and conrlctlon la- AToinpoand hag baenWfbrm^bydlartWtoggnina and extrictlnu that, pa»tHwhl?Ula«oliibleror the ao- Sw ^rtneSol'tBe . ibieai^cine.\The>egnmaitemov» all morbid or bad mattarDrrom the system •apply- ing their puce* JteWtbyrflow. o f bile, lnTtewafbg tho stomach, eaualng teoMato digest well, pmHring the blood, giving tone andtjhoalth to the whole mao.4 nery .remavWr the eweaLJof t» dlMaaa. and •ffeot- laBawdlealeafawlHifln^aiiy Of the-disagreeable after effeou. felt by Using Calomel or Mineral polion (hal !»* nloally renorted ; to. One dose after eating Is stomach, and prevent the, lng. Only 'Sufficient t o relieve tuo food from rising and sour- one dose taken be-B _ :are.\\ ] Only one dose talten all ditly, and.euros ce«|tre-l no dose taken afte:r eaohL fore retiring preventa, bowels inlght Ioosensathe ness. imefll wilt cure Dripepila. One dose of tyi» tea-\2spconfuU will alway« re- lieve Slok Ueadaoha. ,J One bottle taken for le-flmalo obstruction removes the cause of the disease, and makes a perfect cure. Only one- dose Immedl- ately relleveacholio.whuo One dose often repeated*!! a sure cure for Cholera, Hort>na. and a preventarVct' ,Hve of Cholera. 1 wffl preventtheTeoorence 'relieves all painful feel- - -• J-'X ;'^ra«i^f3ijnii*>rf»k'r}tock-ojir, imteh WlJMt; **»«^^.*neapn«tf». *iy i»; ib»ftd*stojiiWinfB»»»*«fe- < ' '-'.•-•.•.»' SJ9JDE LEATHE8, .•\•*•••• : j.'. „ \ HtofcmeiaSPSKOT, ; •No. 10,. Ford-al;., Ogdensburgh, \ IWfc . .. .. :.;'-,-. ..'. ' .• ,... . j- .*•• rJ^l^^htM*»p«^4h*-moft«^t«^- 1 *'* , ^. w*r-r, -r. >_..•-,,,.•, • -. , ^. aivainNorthorri New York. * v-'^ •,\;'- . , s ofighTrS* hatb.beeri adaelit^ th* alrgdj;.« ? A LARGE fiOT OF I/DBIN'S GEHU1NB Jockey Club, Sweet Scented Shrub, Ne w Mown Hav, Patohouly, 8ose Geranium, Upper Ten, BoqUet Dl Caroline, lost received by OEO. W. PHILBROOK. Corne r For d an d Isabell a St* . Cloth Gaps, O F even- stvle and quality, and at prlocs to suit par chaser*, on hand and made to order, st the FtJK EMPOB1UM, at UKKBSE'H. 6-tl N o 8. l^ord-Street. P UTTY bv the BAltREI. or pound, andafe w more o t thos e excellel. t U'.azterw Olamondfl. fir wale by 8. G . POPE. 'IU1AT HKKBKE'S MAU1C I.HPRLSSION X Tainiper One dose taken often! of bilious attacks,whileIU CS»*Only on e bottle ta systomthe efAotaofmedVL,.., —, =- ,= . . One bottle taken fortJJanndlceVenloves allyelt lownesaor unnaturalcolorflfrom the skin. One dose taken, u short y time beforaeaUngglvea vigor t o the appetite aaag.niakes food digest well. One dose often reipeatednenrea Colonic Diarrhoea inaededto throw oat of tho -cin e after a long sickness, Jja n - inltaiworit forma, wiik plaints yield almost t o th One or tw o doses onre whileIbrworms in child-, er or speedier remedy I n There Is ho exaggeration^ are plain sober facts— ! to prove,while all who ose mous testimony In Its laummecafld. bowel corn- first dose. attacks caused by worms, ren, there la n o surer, «af- the world.as It never faiu. In these statements, they tha t we can give evidence It are - giving their unan- favor. Among the hundred of Liver Eemeules now offered to tho public, there are none w e can so rally reconj mendas Dr. Sanford's Invlgorator,so generally known now throughout tho Union. This preparation Is truly a Liver Invlgor-toj, producing the most happy results on all who use It. Almost Innumerable certificates have been elvi-n of the groat vlrtuo of this medlqlne by tho«e of the hlgheet standing In looietv, and we know It t o be the best preparation now boforo the public.— Hudson Cbunty Democrat. l?xice $1«00 ]pev Bottle. SAiNFOBD & CO., Proprietors, 34o, Broaway, Sew York. In the Beat style of the art. '.-•\\'... * Printldg;In ColoredinfaraiMlBronxea.doaea^ •hpxtnodfiB,-- *,.- j*- A -.... «« ; f •; v iiti;<vtif-t^ 9?*m, n i; * •fR'iiWthe''o-^iy office^!fortllern<lfe#f<ii(, which printa In Velvet and Crystal, two roodern, andexquiataJvbeaiitlful Btyloa, Banipleaof which may bo seen by calling at the office. , » „ <r JL 3tarjlMW-.0»H$ ItfrMf v A? Is Vept In tida^ eklablteentf tijjmwai* variety of Card Board, enabling ua to supply merchant s an d business men wit h Bu»ine*e Cards, a t short notice, an d a l city prices. Be - aides this, th e office l a anppUed with a Xaanmiottt Ad»m« JPowar JRnm, POT printing Posters, and the largest steed Hand Bills, producing a clean and well dafined Impres- sion, the only press of tho kind In this secdac of the State. A atripoTroyal Xmrga Cylinder Tremm, Prom tho celebrated mannfaotory of TaylorfS Co. of Naif ¥brkv capable,of JiWduclng 3,00t lmprea»loBa.pe;irhottr, dpingr »1% ftork In a neat and handsome style s ahd a ' \ Medium Washington Pros*, Prom the establishment \of R. Hoe 8c, Co., New York, especially adopted to the lighter and orna- mental branches of the art. None but tb,9 best and moat experienced work- men are employed In the Jobbing department of the office. :fSS^o^S^^M^^* : aasoriiii4arofuaui1irnrgsntliimtns.il ass, sill Hlbltaaia. Oi>JeB»haritfV' JJavlaa %eenj>ar£r 5GSirSwe:bVTetiadATOraDleTOl»rtwlUcra •5^»eIc«tIoDSO^>mnm«to<*ipfJEiport«va,;, l*«^,aadJta«iiBid. *» • • • _ •-»' Tronch. amd <*arnwn BoeaJdnas Aniflna'-Cfa^unewinraffekv « aplendld «rtlclle.7- ®ena«rjft3^hceCr^'»rocaae'and Satin Veanaa, hrall coloisurom t»«* ! BJacltries»-or Darkness* to^the ^Senes»OMrtvenanow^._ s ^nnmienaaBor Bmj. JpeMapltf,,wf^T0Blp.e,Br<rwt),1) l a^^ berry:, CJiwi, GteeliilSiib, and WjtedBroaaelotbsrrf ro lb. a bea»aiotth»midt^tt*iUiiaK of all Interested A.LDE1S;irtLAS : TITOiXli&lnvlta attentfoKto^Uvnew .and auperlor W ^toeitorBoota, Shoeaana Gaiters, Just received. lnliUai»ortmeiitoflM«l5« r '?^„ uTtBitTTia FBEHCH Biro BLIPS, PLAIN ! FOXED„AH D TSPETSCOSGBESS HEEX8-, KI D CON- BOOmand CL<STH BOOTS ^O B WBSTBB. , _,„ Also.*, general assortment of Misses and ChUdren Boots. Hhoasiuia >Oaitera. A choice assortment of BUBBEB8 . Including A new and beanUful pattern for Ladles: will be told at the lowest each prices, at HO, JO..d?OBJ>STJaEEX . aU of whlcb Mole lieather: r and loweat price, recerred this day riorroSW. AiDENVILAB. HovembarU. 1888. »'*• G*«aem«ujf jon wiuit a pah-of FAJIOT Freneff6s»- slrnere PAMW^atep wte KttM,auoif wa Jattoot- KoW<yim* nwreteantlral jaaoflmentOTFancy-Wtradb; ^CsvsWbami;'' ttenyou Jtiaveever bear t seen i n Otit' iJ^jttw,''WBJWllf riot,ask,yflti to rntfchMe Sagrlixb auia Americatt ' Cass; ^r*ama»Tiapiyl of .-all gradess. Cnlprt. Batarenj.' Kusoa* W«a«V White, Buff. Figured, Striped and jOheckedMsr»|UUleaT«HpitJ«reTeryfluslity, . . toaddltlon foMabow. w^aiaw flrk \aniAM\ of jir.'w, ; vr \• —-—^--.-—-«~--\.-— — tef.a emst In, eonveTtlnti* , . .- - moat Fashionable and tastefully fitting of COATS, VESTSJiandBantaiJif eyery.«yle. W e wil l also sell. Goods In amopntto suit purchuers;.by theoaso, piece,-' ytai bf pattern... Atftoda-or'Tallor's Trtmininga, wbOleaalerorreW- !ThQielh--Trantt>f , BU ADT-mADH OWTHINO, JrTeJnvltapa^opUriyfo^aBahdexarnTne/aswet ^ & to alarg w aHortmept t o select from, than caa ha Jound In any other Clothing House to Ogdensbn*Bh,BU of whlchTaie of our own Manufacture, cut In th e mottappreved styles, sma'waTranted Wnti, Mans.— This Stock consists In part or rine Drab Orer Coats for Spring'\Wear Dre»a,Frook,B(untiog and flack COATS, made from BroadelothroFaai colors; CassUnere* !!\ l<m »>J B \f b / meretta, Bnnmette,, Tweeds, Jeans. Diok , Drills, Marseilles, Linen, Cottonades, &c. Ac. Fonts and Vests of Brery'Bescription. wmmm ti-ffU £-*r-^' • •\ grp,« . rNFANTOH. iJtflLllE' PISEASE8! --•..,, I GHOLEBA MOBBES, %® - 1 .* BILipU8 COLIC, l@g>aiifi$ jhmstrualfon, -ax- ^»j £2:ss ^«TOS^03eojatteeBcoiilntns. •brt '.lTpCb«MT»-WO«TCAB»£>OS'J»I.iKEBOEA ;kvxs PAiwra HACK *XD Loins. :KTX*ACT8 KBavonssaas xso DBEPOH - -...^ . **• loth. IT BasiaBxsIXJOtGDi.AjKm*s. . llth , li_D10FELS GLOOMT AHO BTBBBICAI. FEEJ-ISOS. P'-Mth.\ IT'S AHAnxntasueTomo. It,-'' '*,'•'• Vjkfeno short Extracts from Letters, Testi- monials* ifCt \I have nsed Jacob's Cordial In my ramtlv.and have >undlt smo'\\-'— * ' uable remedy,. «M 'tm if., 7th. l*o i «th.' IT it ?th.. H,co \ It gives m e plei Jacob's Cordial: I the experience of i wmim -•$*?< \w\ ^mxmw^m rpHIS BALSAM le oompoaea-rf Liver X^arnonmi, combined with ahtrdf^*!! ^ _„.„„„„ „, ...„. _^&E?dB& different Herbs..nnd entirely a vegetable.«pmpouna.— I t hi compounded in a truly sclenBfle manner, and ao- 1 cordlnftatrlctly.wlth rnles of Pharmaoy, retaining all I . « ,J»_. us , 1'\ - \ a. -_ii-l„ s_ **•« A _inl||0| N U V\ prlcea. wllil supply the he tin ha« arrived, and Is for sale at 7-tf SPKAUUE'S. c ASH PAID FOB WHEAT, RYE. OATS. BARLEY, and PEAS. Cash advances made on HOPS, CHEESE, A°HES , &c., to send to Boston. New York, or Albany markets. Ogdensburgh, Sept. 10.1855. ^ w> RIJ8H> ttmBNmfflzf&a Books, Bill Heads, Circnlarsv Lav Cases , Law Blanks , Hand Bills, Railroad Rscelp',8, Ball Cards , Plat a {Labels, Pamphlets, Posters,' Cards, taw Points , Shippin g BUls, Show Bills, Programmes, Catalogues, Bronze Labels, Ta the Trade. A VBUAB ' arrangement* with the Eastern Manu ft j. 4t*nro i «rjij»ucE a s t o enable him t o furnish BOOTS AND SHOES. otthe trade a t the smallest advance from mapntkotur era* cost. - lS-ST-tf Insurance Applications, insurance Polloies, BUls of Fare, &o. Ac. &c. Are printed nt th e ahorteeit notice , and on th e lowes t terms . Citizen s and strangers are respectfully Invited to call and examine specimens. Plants that may be Raised in Hot-Bids —— r-->. . .,;\»i The time is near at hand when . hot beds should be built, some having already com\ menced, lor the raising of the several salads. North of New York, the first of March is acme earl y enoogh, wilh proper care, t o rais e the various kinds ot plant s require d tor) ib e kitchen garden. O t thes e many may b e po- te d the cauliflower, broccoli , cabbage, toma- toes , leitnce.neppers, egg plants , and o'kra, (thos e tha t lik e it) . Alhree-ligbt frame*wil l hold enojigh. lor a small family—one ligbt of satihag^another of broccoli^eanliflower'and tomatoes ; th e othe r (.the rema-ining sorts- re quired ? Those who requir e extr a early and stron g tomatoes wil l find i t nest t o have a trane, later fn the season, built op for trans- planting the tomatoes into. This encoura- ges fibrous roots, and fine, stocky growth, which is increased aceor4in(tito the number of times transplanted- Lett till all da nger of frost i s over , befor e planting i n th e open ground, the y scarcely receive a check, and commence earl y t o mature, fruit. Always give the tomato crop sandy, soil, it attainable. A few seedsjofthe various kinds of the co« cumber family may also be sown in a hot bed, (bes t it i n pots,) which are t o b e plante d out after warm|weather, and which will come int o bearing a few weeks ahead o f thos e sown in th e ope.n ground. The en d of April, a small sowing or celer y wil l b e ia season for the first crop, New, however, BOW the main crop early, aa-tbey, are far more Hltely to ru n op to seed o r *ptpe-' TANKBB NOTIONS. 1. Allendprph H AS JUST RECEIVEB JHB LARGE81 and best selected- stock, or Yankee Notions ever onered in Northern New York, which will be sold for Cash to Merchants and Pedlers at New York Credit Prices, A Dealers will find it to their advantage to examine his stock before purchasing olsewhere. H e keeps con- stantly on hand a large stock of Cap, Letter and Note Paper. Also agent for the sale of LULU'S Fire and Burglasj Proof Safe and Bank Locks, Vault Doors and Frames of aU sizes. „ Goods or Cash--win be paid In exchange for Baga In large or small lots. J. ALLENDOBPH No. 28, Ford St. Mechanics' Block, 12-7 l y Ogdensburgb, K. T . L IFE OF WASHINGTON, by WASBntOTOH Ut- vnio—Published by G. P. Putnam, Ne w York—In three elegant volumes 8vo. handsomely printed on. large pica type, with Portraits and Plans, on One pa per, neatly bound in cloth. Price t o subscribers 9 3 per volume, payable orrde livery. Published exclusively b y subscription and for subscribers only. __._-. Subscription book now open at the Book Store No . 2 Seymour Blook, State St., Ogdensburgb. 13tf N. riEBCE , Sole Agent tor St. Lawrence Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, • TO TUB BABDWABB TJXADX1, ARCHITECTS. OWNERS. —xao— BUILDERS. , The subscriber offers the largest and bestassortnlent —OF— BrjILDEBS.LOOKSiflTHS AKD BEL JTANOBBS* HARDWARE In the United States, consisting In part of Wrought on-l Cast Mortice and Run Locks, Latches, French - Window and Sliding Door Seta of aU qualities, Extra Safe Locks, Bolts, Bars and.Klght Latches, seoun against Burglars; sliver and- Plated Hinges, Knobs and other, articles suitable for the finish o f first Class wora of wan anted quality. Boing Agents for the American Porcelain Company, They are prepared to smwly Slsln, White and deco- rated Porcelain Door Shutter and Drawer KnobyBeu Pulls and Levers, Name and Number Plates, Mouth Pieces, Ac , In all variety of slzo and pattern, at jLowesi ManufitQtuers' Prices. Can and Machine Screws, Stabs' and Shefflel d Fllea , Tools, Saw Blades, 4c.; Btee l Wirt, Koll Brara , Block Tln.aic.: Locomotive, Gong and House Bella aritffMure>,B>rik end opt Keyjt orevery descrip- tion, Ehier? Oloth MtijMiw. m<?* Sgnd Pmer, Glue, OutandWrouSntNalia, Btads, Tacks, Finish- ing Nails, Clark'a Patent and Btoke'a Butte. Gimlet Screws; alio an extensive variety of Iron and Brass Shelf Gooda for Cabinetmakers. TJphol&terera, Car- penters. t*nd general use, at irrestly reduced prlcea. — An inspei* Ion -of oa r stock, and prlcea la invited to closest bu* ers MAST, BALDWI N * MAST , Ho,,.49.John at,, corner Duton-st,, New York. Sole AgeUtetofwe beatBiaak Loud Oruoiblei, Fou> dry Pacings, Stove Polish, &c. l-3nu Abova-wa. 7h» e P ffit1i r ro U Jls^ fife!!? trivlungfhaving visited Europe^Sala.add AW ca, as wen as North America-has spent three years a A \g the Indiana of our Western country. I t was to Sn> wa y that thelndlan Boot Mi a were A™\'' 0 \ ed. Dr. Morse was the first man^ to establish the fact that all diseases arise from IMCE1TT O f THE BLOOD —that oar strength, health and life, depended apon \^Vhen'the various passages become clogged, and do not act In perfect harmony with the dl^rent func- tions of the body, the blood loses. Its aotlon, beconwa thick, corrupted Jind diseased; thus causing aUpaJps, sloKnessanddlstrnssof every-aamej jo r strength U exhausted, our health we t are deprived of, and If our natprela not assisted In throwing off the stagnant hu- mors'the blood wUl become choked and cease to act, and thus oar ltghe of life. wUl (bi ever be blow-out. — How lmportanrtoen that w e \boald keep tte varioos passages or the body free and open. Andbo w pleasant Ft lsto ua that we. have It In our power t o Pj t a mcdl- oine in vour reach-r-namely, Morse's Indian Boot Pills, rnanufacturedl & plariia and roots which grows a^notl^onntamouaellfls in Nature's (rarden, for the health aed reeovery of diseased man. One o f the i oo u from Which these PUlf are made » «g«fj«™?5 whioh opens the inorea of the iltin. and ajwlsti Natnre ta ftrowtag ont t!he liner part of the corruptions with- in The secondLlsi a plant whlcB Is an expectorantJtbat opens and onologs the passage to the Lanaa, andana v In a soothing matuiei, performs Its duty, by throwing off phlegm BndolheThumors from tho lungs by oopP ouj8Blt«ng.T*B third la a Diuretic, whtoh gives ease anaXnXtrJSgth to the kidneys; tf enocaraged they draw large amount of Impurity from.the Mood, which la thTitthrown out honntlfufly o* the nrniary or water nasaage,, and which could not have been dla- ?na^euln^olherway. The fourth Is a CattarUo andaccompanles the other properties of the Pillsi while Sgage d in narltvinB the blood; the c °«n!« r „,P»J 1 ac .»» of unporiUestnat cannot para by the other outletsi are thus taken up and convoyed off In great quantities by ^FronTthe above It la shown that Dr. Morse's Indian Boot FWiWonly enterIthestomaeh.but become unt m gl U ooTbSSmS? U perfect^\heaS ^ sloknesa and oaln is driven ftomjhe system, for they cannot remain when the body becomes so pure and h ^£reason why people are s o dlstreaaya whe n sjek, andwh y so rnjmiy die. Is becansetbar do not ge t a rnedffiwhtahVfll pass to the afflicted .pa^jnd whWhwIttopen the natural pa»»aat» f«i h ?>dls'«J « be carOutVkn d hencb «Iara% quantity of food and otherraotte?t»l\dgea<«ua theatomach and Inteatao art BteraUy oveftowea wltbthe.corrupt^masat tbua undergoKg dlsagree-aMe fermontatlr&.constantly mU- mg wRh tlie blood. Which throws thaeotiMtrtmaa a througo everyvmn«nd:artery,niitllUfe latakanfrom th D^rseffllby have added to themselve. Tlctow upon victory by rcstortag mlUlonaof the alckjp health and,happlness. Tea thousands who have berowjeu pr tormented wllth sickness, pain and angbjah. and whose feeble frspes have been • Mr ? ne r d j 0 b ' r n * a e b b 1 l ^ the silent grare, would have been m vne.r graves, had 1' not joen for this great and wonderful medlotoo, Morse's Indian Boot Plus. After , one or two doscahad been takod they were astonished .aid absolutely surprised, to witnessing their obaroi- fng effects. Noli only do they alvo immediate- easeand strength, andtaKe away alloato, slcteesaard angtuah but ffieyatoDcegoto wotkatthe foundation of the alwwT^h'» » e Wood. Therefore It wU be ihown Mpelauy by tbose who asj, these pills, tnjt (hey wUl sooleanseimd purify, that disease—that deadly enemy —wUl take its flilghC and the flash oi yonth and beau- ty wiU again return, and the prospect of a long ana happy lift, wi n oberlan-andbrighten your days CAUTION— iOeware or a Coanterfelt itenwl A- B . Moore. Allgenatne have the name of A J. White jB Co. on each boix. Also tho signature of A J. wtat a &Co. Atl others «re«purlou». a. J. Wlttra*.00., SoleProprietor.. . U 86-ly. 50 Leonard Street, New York IMPORTANT DISCO VERY. CapUIaunenttun, ithe.greyth and bimW»i .. . , , , . .same -ftr, in ttxttnmlvn nan anft ffWen •arlsfaetio n _ its'main features. I t was, however, liable to on e objection. That defect haa been qyercome. and tho subscriber submits It t o the publlo trial to/nil confi- dence that as a hair dressing It wlUbe found unequal- Prepared and sold by A.TTLBB, B^taBfc.Osdeflienrghy, T . , Farm tor Sale* THE SUBSCRIBER offon ftr '^ bl * ^ ,r ^ m l^sTownofUsoon. Ssldfarm U less than live miles from Ogdensburgh, CONTAIKB 150 ACBBS. About 110 acres la under a good state of cultlration— the balance, good land- , „ Therols on the prtihlacia good House and Bam, Ave good Weill, one hundred thrifty young apple trees, is well fenced, and In eTety particular a deslra- W Tbo%in.wJlU> e sold with o r wltbonttbofitock. want, and will sell ttenrto yoa at prlceaao low.aj to defy competition. We cancel! you a WHOLE SOIT tor TWO DOLLABS, and from that up^o KBSKBC- TABLB PBICBS: - In Furnishing' Goods, It uaufllclcnt to say, that in Variety andBIobness, Blcganoe.and Variety of 8tyles, this department very far exceeda any thing of the kind ever before exhibited InNorthra^wTork. EXrBBEBand OIL CLOTH- ING of aU kinds at Manufacturers' Prices. Trunks of an kinds, varying to price ftomTe^ .tunings t o Thirty Douars, Carpet Leather and Bub ~\ Baga, Cm- ^DeSerstri Clothing thronghout St Lawrence Co. are assured that we can sell them from Tan t o TwifflTrper cent , leas , than they can bay i n New Yor k o r Boston, an d als o giv e them Clothin g ver y much superio r In poin t o f workmanship. „ w: H . JOWNS-. t&- Becoirec t the place , 36 Tord-street , Mechani c a BJ^ Ogdensburgh, April 26, IDS*. „„_._ , ., .. _Jerro|Iy hick and erticnclouslu itt ncUun on th e Lungs and enco that lias ever pern oirerear atna tor'tne'cfire of Tonchiul Tubes, It oxceeo»rtfthlngtn n rice thttt has everber n ofTerCar AfldT^tl Coughs, Colds, Whoojri^' t Cough.^i$ip~%ZtJr. ma, Influenza, Spilling oi Bhioil, Bronchi- al Complaints, and all Diseases of the ' Throat d> Affections rfthe Ismgs. found i t a mos t efficient, and in m y judgment , aval - \ Hon. HEKAMWAKNEK. aiidtho8eureadfaland appalling enemies to.onrraoe and country- !MJ ' 3Sew T*BH8 of payment made, ei If not sold before February lit Oedensbdrgh. Hov. Stri, 1857. , will be offered for ' 'setn:.., A OAB9, ME. NOSXAXD tenders his thanks t o thenumerooa customer* of the Establishment for the^ favor ahown- htm ta oonnectlon with It, and feel* that h e can give better satisfaction to the demands on the establish- ment than atany time hitherto. He was unreatralneJ in the quality and extent or his purchases in the city, and solicits the attention of bis old patrons to tho ex - tensive stock now on hand. They ma y be assured that Inoreased pains wUl be taken to accommodate their wants, and to please their fancies In everything that belongs toWo trade. ' „ '• . _„, . . _ .._ Ererythftirlnthaahapaof BuwtoaSUk or SaUn Hat, Cap, or any artlole qr covering for the Mad, for the old ndddWagedor youhg.wUTbe mannfaotured to order, with punctuality, and with superior worki The $irtt mplomaforfhe Bomt ItHm^faetwre ofFm —received from the St Lawrence AgTioultnraland In- ternational Fair, last Fall, (though ^wrongfully adver-. tlsed as having been received by another establishment —I think the Ha t Htore of Robert -U Thomas Atche son) will give some assurance of the mechanical skill- and proficiency otthe establishment The undersign-- ed hopes to receive the comingleawn.m Increased patronage. ' J. H. H0BMAHD. p. B-CASH and the HIGHEST PBIOES will be paid for aU kinds of BAW FOBS, a t OBBBNB'B. April 20ta, iss r «tf J. x>. soworaa, C^A^oT&^m^wni^ 8 Oarved\ Letters for^Slgnp, Patterns tor Castings, Advernslng IUustraMbos of aUdesortptlonaengraved neatly and oromptly, 'On the most reasonable terms. oSferaleriat tills offlce. or at 8 . F. Juaa's A not Ion BooroTwnirecelve attention UUfuTthernotlce. U-lfrtf O-tildren'- _?autcy f_rooda- rTIH B most splendid and extensive assortment of X Children's Fanoy Goods evarbroughtln ta i North- ,1n|rarx4ttiowprice..t ^tffflffi^ LEGAL NOTICES. JN lng to law. toa&person a having claims against Harriet Fleetham, late of the town Depeyster, de- ceased', that tbey are required to exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, tho exe- outors otthe last will and testament o f the deceased, at the house o f John Fleetham, In «a.d town of Do- peyster, on or before the aeih day of April, 1668.—Da- Ut_.lt!.* , of Ootob^iBpt.^^ WILLIAM FLEETHAM, ai-jtn. —xecutorf. floors & Window Blinds. O F all sixes and Styles, made t o order and a t ahort noHcebr 8 . G. POPE . . JT X Cr LOW FOR CA.SEU *** JOHN BARBER, W HOLESALE and Betafl Dealer In Ctonrecttonerias of an kinds, also Crackers. Soda Blsooit, Bread, Hard, Bread and Cookies of all kinds. Corner o f Isabella and DivisionStreets, U 16-ly 0GDEN8BUBGH . H . Goods i New Goods 1 TliOMAS D. SKINNER WOULD caU the attention pf his customers and \V tie public cenerally. t o his large stock of Ctotts, Caaaimerea andVestlnKS. —hich will be sold by the pieoooryard. or made t o order atshort notice, and In Hie best manner. 1 bo stock Is large and selected with great ears. Call and examine and Judge. April«, 1867. 7tf - take Boron C*-;_»_3!WQ^TO_*J__a3! h^-eS^^n^^^^dn^be^rlKe^ workedby-competent-ien. theaubactlberbeing ap- . . _ '• a *l_i r.. .VI . _„„Mn« nfeh a nnnnmr . nflW pointed sole Agent for this seotlon of tte country .no w offers to the publlo an arUcle no where excelled In nnallty, proportions, or workmanship. Th^nalUyofthUStoneforJEage^ohjt- enpe- rtortothat of.ahy other fpundim^ thhiWesta— Con- toenWanfleOualto the cettDratedFrenoh Stone In produllnga_aeedge.whtteft«u _ away much faster ^Sae^fthese Stones, exhibited, at the County Fair, took the first Premium .. Dealers may warrant these Stones to the satisfaction ofpurchasers, _ , W*Order s addressed to the the subscriber wi n re- ceive prompt attention, having a stock on hand from 10 lbs. up to 1,200 lbs. __ For sale WHO-—ia_s _-u>R_T_rr~ Also, a large assortment of Coarse Water Stonesrrom 6001bs.toi,00»B>a,; and.two, qualities of Fine and CoarsS BereaStone of amallalzea. jl-tf B. W. BTJBH, Ogdensburgh. •C on sumption and Liver Complaint Itlsnnrivalled, and when It has onoe been aotd'H has gained a reputation for itself, without the aldoflengthy advertisements, and it now has tho conlldence an4 ta recommended by many high-minded men, andaome of curfiiatphvsielans; and w e particularly-ask th e at- tention ol-thls class .of tho community who.arft afflict- ed with Mid complaints pi the Throat,Ches>, or Lungs, tdthls article, ana to PCBUC SPEAKERS who are tronbled with Bronchitis or any Bronchial af- fections caused by oyer exertion, we can say with all confidence, qse nuts. _Ajar»jsEK.' s IKWAK BAIJSAM OP Liverwort and Hoarhound. It Is also an excellent remedy BOWEL COMi-LAlSTS, although weKo pot claim for |t such hfgb encomiums as some others olairo for their preparations, particular- ly adapted to disease of this nature. W e have many valuable certiflcate3 In our possession in favor of this medicine, from men ofbigh standing, and whose pfop- ularlty extends throughout BAmerica. We have the liberty to publish the names of a few persona weU known ID our community, who have been cured or otherwise benefited by the use of this Balsam. We point to no Imaginary'beings; -. ..-•: W H. Lad, one of the publishers of the Boston Dol- ly Bee ; John B, Gibbs, publisher of the BostonTntel- sencer: 3 . P.^PMmer. Printer,No.6 Williams Court; S. N. Morton, No. 2 North Market Street, andMr. J . F. Foas, Gt Summer St. Boston; BenJ. F \Brown of Sa- lem, who has sold it for twenty five years; Capt. F. A . Prince, of.tb e Portland steamer. Forest City; Thornton & Gerrlsb, Daniel Thornton, W . P. S. Cad- weU, James E. Blake, W. A. Pease, C. H . Church & Co.. and F. Dodge. Druggists; Kev. Moses'JThomas, Levi Mason, T. u. WUliams, Albert Bcranton, carpen- ter, Ivory H.Bartlet, and E L. Kcmpton, Ne w Bed- ford; A.N..Clark,Beverly: Dr. Geprge.;Cn.tter,and Charles B. Bogers, Charleatown. MessrsTWEEK^ i. POTTEB, «* Wasbi^rtoriJSt., Judge o f Supreme Court, Georgia .leasure In being abletto recommend : m y ow n personal experience, and experience of my neighbors and friends aroundfrne —Is a »ufflo|ent guarantee for me to believe It to be alllt purports to be, viz, x SOVBBBISN BBUEDT. t*»*f-:» > ' . WM. H. TJNDEItWOOD, Formerly Jndge o f Superior Court,Cherokee Circuit.\ \I takegreiitineasnre In recommending this inval- uable medicine t o aU afflicted with bowefdiseases. for which I.belleye it to-be a sovereign remedy—decided- ly superior t o anything else evertiied by me. * x „ , r . A.A. CMULDING, Dept. G. W. o f the Grand Lodge of Georgia \J nave'used Jacob's Cordlalln my family.and this. with all I bear about It -as a remedy by those who have tried j*. Induce* me to beueve that It stands at the head of every preparation oithe kind, and I would recommend it* use In the diseases for which it i s com- pounded.. MILES G. DOBBINS, Cashier o f the Bank of the State 6rM3eorgia, Griffin. \If there Is any credibility in human testimony, Ja- cob's Cordial must stand pre-eminent above all other preparations for the cure of Bowel Diseases. From the mass of testimony In Its favor coming from all quarters. It must „e very far In advance, as a curative .agent, o f most, If not all other 'patent' preparations. A FLEMING, Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank, Griffin.\ \Thiaefflolent remedy is traveling into celebrity as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns into Russia.and gaining commendation wherever UBed.— Georgia Jef jertonian, Mag 19th, 1888. • Sold by Druggists Everywhere, and by G. W. Pbilbrook, Ogdensburgh. 1416-lv. T. Watoheil Jewelr •npromo Court. ST. LAWBEHCE COUNTY. J' Henry Van Bensselaer, agst. John Hltoble aVJamei EltoblQ Jr. To John Ritchie and Jamas Ritchie, Jr., Defendant*: Y OD AKB HEREBY SUMMONED TO AM- swer th » complaint of Henry Van Bensselaer, Plaintiff, in the tsaprem* Court of the State of Hew- York. Which waaOlrd In St, Eawrenco County Clerk'* office otrths Mth of January, 18», and to serve a copy ot your answer on m e a t Ogdensburgh. In«aldcoun. tr .within Twenty Dayaaftar tba service hereof, ex - elusive of theBay of such service, and If you fail t o answer tbo complaint within the tlmo aforesaid, the pUuituTwtll take JodgSwntfor one hundred and nine- ty dolisriiiiid ninety-four eenis.wlth Jdtereit on sixty five dollars and nmety-tour cent* from the lstlylay of - r^woSO-100 dollars from the 1Mb June, lSfft; on slxty-ti day or Soptcmber,ls»7. and o n sixty- . larsfrora the lath day of Decamber.JBSt. beside* cojt*. nber,i»S7. and o n sixty-two 60-100 dol- SEBLY & FREEMAN T IAKE .pleasure In Informing their patrons and the publlo generally, that tbey have taken the Store In Eagle Block, next to J . H. Quest'*, and have fitted It up In a style not surpassed In Northern Now York. On or about the 10th of December w e feel confident we sban open the largest and best assortment of WATCHES; JEWELRY; PLATED WARES. FANCY GOODS <£C. Ever offlrredln this place. .*...__ S.' <fc F, would tender the PnbUo then- thank* for the very liberal patronage bestowed on tbem during the last seven years and extend an invitation to all t o call and SEE tho now BTORE._ Hov. 17. 11- GO 1 P-l O 25 WITNESSES! The For; Convicted* -> o o o\ o JTOBN D7fi is the Author. Who has 10 years experience a s a Banker and Publisher , and Author o f A SBKIE8 OF LECTTJKE S AT THE BEOAD- WA Y TABEKNACLK, When for 10 successive nights, over Fifty Thousand People Greeted him with Bounds of Applause, while he exhibited the manner in which Counter- feiters exeoute their Frauds, and the Sures t and Shortes t means o f de- tectin g them I The Bank Note Engravers all say lha he is the greatest Judge of Paper Money Living I samo.fLiverwort - , ... for there are numbers of spurious articles lu the mar- — - blue wrapper and red.labei ket. The genuine has a round each bottle. Bold by aU Druggists. 35-em. WINDOW 8A8P. COOO LIGHTS =SA8H In jlaesfroin IK by 8 « to O lySOoonstantlyontianaandforaaleby s<) 'g Stl wv , os itof SHEET GLASS, expressly for ttcture Glass, wW<_wiBbecut'toarry!»1ze|nd^old^' J l VUlage Irot; for Sale, A LOT arty feet front, and ninety feet deej>j Msale- iltustei on South Ball Kosd 8toet, aWdt lliUwsy between the two Bail Boad Bridges, ^\lugeof m-l-tf. Ogdensborgh Bentihel Offlce. WINDOW GLASS 60. for sale by S. G. POPE. SEELY & FBEEMAH. —Dated at Ogdensburgb. the «tb day o r January ,1888. * 8TI1XMAS. FOOTE, Attorney for Plaintiff. _ 4g Ordensbarcn, H, Y. ^3cea. W. Kendall, of thej New-Orleans Pic- — .^Syuoe, writes from his sheep ranche in Tex- as—'I have pasturage lor 20.000 sbeep aqd any number ot horses and cattle, and to see all this space covered,.is now what I am working for. I don' t bothe r my mind a mo- ment about Kansas o r Brigfaa m Young- o r politics oC^ny kind—don't care who i s Presi- dent—fear'God anA hat e th e Indiana—am in - different about Walker and th e devil—try fa keep my feet warm and my head cool—atitf smoke ray pipe in peace with all mankind. 1 HE G01>»EN PRIZE. JL THE-GOBBKiPBIZB.. THE GOLBET S BBXZE . THEeOLBBS PKIZK . THE GOLDEN l'HIZE . THEGOLDEJirPIHZE. »§iBf fa THE^GOLBES 1 «BIZB . THE GtMDETSt PRIZE. THB-QOEDBK PB1ZB. ILLOSTBAXEll! ILWSXEATEKIILLOHTBATEBI tlO. •TETUTUMEIS JSVTB»Y TVEBK . ILLUBTRATEO BVBBT WEEK. U.LnSTB!a.33En.BVEHY WEEK. ILEUSTBATEIf EVEB Y WEEK . COlf SUMPTION AND ALL Direases of the Lungs and Throat, Notice to OreditQi* N OTICE!* hereby given sccordlng to Uw. to all persons havtog claims against Daniel W. Church. Ut e of the town of Morrlatown, In the County of at. l_wience , deceasod. tbatthoj are required to exhibit tho same, with the vooehera thereof, to the aubacriber —tbe adnunistrmtorof tba aald deceased, at bla dwell- ing House, In tbe said town or Morrlatown. on or be- tore the flrst day ol June next.—Datad Una Eleventh M KOt0ro ^&AItVf.OHTO,Ad»'x Notice to Creditors, pUBSPAaT TO AN OROE JT rogate of tho. County of St. hereby gtveri to alfperaona havfu SPEC IMKS COPIE98BN T MtEEt 8>^iW0OH|||M||:j||l SPECIME N COPIE98BN T MtEL . SPEOIMEK COPIES SENT PBEE. THE GOLDEN PRIZE. XUnstratod I XUnstratedl t CAN BE CTJRKD BY INHALATION Whioh conveys the remedies to the cavities In the lunW, ttiroqab the air p«««agos, «nd ooming, In direct eootietvlth tledlmse, reainllni U» tuberoular matter.allays ilbe cough, causes a free tad easy ex - pectoration, hieala the lnngs, poTifiea the blood, im- {' tarts the renewed vltanty to the nerroos svsteoi air- ns that tone and energy so Indispensable for tho rea- I torallon of health. To be able to state confldently that Consumption lis curable by Inhalation, la to me * aoarceorananoyed pleasure. It i s aa mach ander the control of medjeai treatment aa-anx other (ormldable aijeue i ninety ont oi every llundred case* can be enred in thefltit Mitt, and flfty Mr cenjln tile we- oudsbutlililiS'thlra stiKB It ts\lmB6MlblBtos».ve more than-fivn her cent, for tbe Lung s are s o cut np by the dlseasoaa t o bid defiance t o medical skill. Even, howeveri In the. last stage*. inhalatloD affords extraordinary Teller t o the suffering attending this fearful scourgo, which annually destroys ninety-flye thousand persona in the United states alone i and a LADIES CABBVINO PISTOU — TherNew Or-, leans True Delta says ther e Is stmovemCnf going on fn that city haVingtor It s object th e iniroduction of the custom of the ladies car- rying fire-arms—small pistols, siren as are Known astvest pocket pistols, and which can. be stowed without incumbrance in ihe pock- et ot the fair shooter's dress, in order to pro- tect themselves Irom rnfnan violence and in- sult. Society must be in a sad state in New Orleans, if this statement is troe. * ^—_. _ MoHAMMBn.PaSHi ojt 9flTTiWB -The nn- fortniaie tm^ it present? fri «h« cia ws of a committee of 'gentlemanly' ^Council mem- bers, is said to have inqaired of the tliter?. preter: ' What makes these men spit so etef-\' nally V -4ftTnritejyaaaY (ndecd in Ettrtjpei. generally, no man ever spits in tbe presence, ot another, excepting in the public streetr*nd with his head averted ; while here there* la snch a continuation of firing and cross Si- ring ol tobacco juice in front of, across,, and sometimes actually upon respectable people that even a Torlt cannot conceal his disjtnsfi -iV. Y. Post. 'The-HwtotliVeeklyUOEDBtf VW&tU one of the largest and best weekly papers Of the day. An imperial Quarto containing xiom PAQIS or toarr ooLUJota of entertaining original matter, and ns- SAHI&T -xu.tiBXKS.xxi > every week. A WfT WORTH FEOM SO OEHTa TO SSOO 00 [K 43HLD WILD BE PRESENTED t o EACH BDBSCKI- BEBrMMEDIATELYO N aECEtPTOrTHB 80»- SCBIPTION MOSEY. i correct calculation shows shows that ot the present i population of ilhe earth, eighty millions are destli One copy ft! one yew ,-. One copy for two years, One copy for three years,.... One eopy.fitr five years,. ,$ 2 00 andlgift . . 3 W and 2 gifts, ft 00 and It gifts. 8 00 and a gifts. AaBTO OLTJBS, \irree copies one year,., #S0Oand J gifts. Five copies one year, 800 and S girts. Ten copies one year, la 00 and 10 gifts. Twenty-one copies one year,. » 00 and J{ gilts. The articles to be distributed are comprise in, the - following Ust: ipaoltages of Gold containing;...., tMOOOoaoh 5 n o d o d o SOOOOeach. 10 do d o d o lOOOOescl). 10 Patent Lever Hunting eased Watches.. 100 00 each. 410 Gold Watchea,...........„.,.......... 7500each. •SO* ' / a* Sn 00 each. 100 .do , _...........; .80 00 each. JOOLadtesUoUlWatehss,™ „ SSBOesoh. »l) Sliver Hunting cased Watches,. ...... , WOO. each. Truly tho qiitlver of death has no arrow so fatal t a a* Consumption. In all ages It has been tbe great en- emy or life, foir It spares neither ag* nor aex. but sweeps on\alike the brave, the beautiful, the graceful and the gifted. Bytbonelpo f that Sopreme Kolng, from-wbom-ceimetlx every gooa and perfect gift, I a m enabled to offer t o the afillcted a -permanent and speedy core, Hi consumption. The flrst cause of tu- bercle* Li from impure\ blood, and the Immediate effect produced by their deposition In tho lungs Is to ore- \«nt the free .lUrtJMlon of oir Into tho air cells, whlcb causes a weatoned vitality through tbe entire system Than surely 111 Is more rational toTexpect greater good from medicine* entering thacavltlea of the lungs than from those atfmlnlstored through the sto-naoh; the ER OE\THE SfJIt „„ ^ ^ Lawrence, notice t* hereby gtveri to alfperaonx having claims against Oxln M. VSk, tato of the town of Dekalb. In«_«ald. county. Ueoeased, that thoy are required to eaMS the yame, .... _ . ,-.i.. .__ — r , n( j, ; _ * said ceased, at tho house of E. P . TownsleWBu) execotor in tbe town of i>ekalb aforesaid, on or^efore the 10th day of August next.—Dated Fcb'y 8,18SS. oay oi Augoa KOXAKA^FIBK, Exacntrix. ^g-^m E . I?- TOWSSLEY, Executor. ueoeaseo, mat nicy a m IWJUHVU W OJ with tho Yoaohert therefof, to the exl ootrlx of the last Will and testament 1 . CM- . de- DR. BAHNISTErVB PREPARATION of MOQUA. TUX Oreat Amorican Female Hemody. The mos t successlaland beneficial Female Med - icin e o f th e age . F OR alt cases of .Suppressed Unuti. from whatever cause, tt la without an equal I It Is purely vefdta- ble. In Uqixld form, and operates Uke a charm—thos avoiding -FKneli' nostrums, deleterious drugs, dan- gsrou* nUli, mechanical Instruments and the like. I t Is euy, isle and effectual, and has not seen known to full or work the least injury to the pstlenu Tor young ladles Just verging Into womanhood—tbat'crltlcal pe- riod oi female life: for/ebstructions in later life, from -whatevercause: iorvrolaptas ulterL,l£UcorrJxaea, and to prevent conception, it haa not its equal in the -world 1 &y-lta oae. ladies can prevent o r reculato the Increase ox their taurinea as tbey desire. .Ladles In a \certain situation,\ should not ose It, as It will cer- tainly produce miscarriage. Tmi luedlolno was known to and ased by tb«T0n*> w.mj»jnuUni, it i very remote period. «od it s liter day introduced it into one of the Middle States by a remnant of that tribe, where It baa.slnce been used with the most remarkable -beneficial effects, it baa but recentl y bee n prepare d for genera l use byla cele- brate d phyalrian , and? introduced to the public . Price ©2,00 per Bottle. AOOO feet of DOUBEE THICK ENGLISH SHEET _• GLASS for store and shop Fronts, In sizes.from M by 30 Ut 88 by 60. The Dest and most perfect assort- ment ever brought t o thl» place, now open for Inspec- tion and for sale by s . G. POPE. CBIIiSON'S Patent Air Warming and Ventilating Furnaces sole agents for St. Lawrence • — these celebrated school houses, _ ie attention qf all who desire s7~pure\ and wholesome, as well uj warm atmosphere i n their houses, in winter, Is invited to these Furnaces. .„,„., „ 0 „ Water Street Oguensburgh,Sep. 121854. M-tt Of all disease, the great flrst cause Springs from neglect of nature's laws. \t 03 -3 > o o E-t r-3 P rTREATlJfitT D18JJOVERY aSTBA PlrOTTHI A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF EXTRA. ilour.Tro m «cleoted White Winter Wheat, for family use. In Barrels or quarter bbl Bags. ftObn*. Superior F»aey Flour, In barrels or bags. 60 bus. No. 1 Superfine. , SO BagsrBnckwheat Flour—a superior article Families supplied at their residences bv ttnSH Dec. 24.1886. « ' BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, T_D BHITISg HBVl-WS. Great Inducements to .Subscribe I CO., »t the Genoril De- E, between Fourth Street Sheriff's Proclamation. i behaV., «««--« - —— — . — . — --i- ian_aon.reqnlrea ail Mirsona boundto appeaTatat cowSri' COTIBT- ana coTjBrr of aesaicniB tei¥ heldMth»<3port Uojnv, in Canton,in and *>**&£ Coon(y*iOntfie ?tb day or April next, at » o'oioeir. ftTelSw, by K«ntlH«cepr otWiH, to w peirtbireat. »nd the undsnlfued herebyjTMulmall Sustlcas of the Peace, Corone^«4otber-** '• \ ^ —T? —. ——iiance for tba -\ lawwbn. roriiloby pot, NO. 53 « Td West Washington Flace, Ne- S. B I t win also be earefhliy . ed t o any address, on receipt of the price. otherwise. and West Washington flace. New York City. ~ — \- '\ ^ -- packed ana'forward- by mail or 14-36-ly. T SCOTT &C0.. Li. to pnblsh the follow! igiei ^M.?' n to return sue! dayxof Iic[uorBill. ' A\ bill haa been iDtroaaBied'lnto the Legis- lature to regulate the Sale ol intoiicailiur liqnors. It provides as follows: Sec. 1 Supervisor and Justices are roaU» Excise Commiasioners. 2 Commissioners to meet 1st Monday < • May 3,4 Minotes;to 6e kept; tavern and grc Kjfcenceajto be granted, lor not lessBhaT»' Smmlsiionera to receive 31.60 per fioosttverTVatohe*,.:..,.^ ..-lotdasooeaoh. lWG0UGuard,Ve»tan d Fob OhabirietoMOO each. ar-GoldLooketo , Btadslet*. Brooches, Ear Drop*,: Brea»t Pin*. Cuff Pinjv Sleeve. Buttonifilrig*, Hhttt StudS, Watch Keys . Gold and Surer aiitmbles, and. a varitty of other artloles. worth from. nflyceh U toils nsaeh»„- - . - '•'•*•+•'• ~ ' : Iramed ately o n receiptor the subscription rabnsy. tliaaabsorlher'* name will b» entered upon our*ub - tcrlpUonboolEpppoilteanomber.anathegirtcorre*., nonaidg with that numboi will bo forwarded; within or»-ee^ to the subscriber, at MAln oa axnntSs •twa««B_fe-, - tA'fr«v:-v •*? • -..-•-• HfrAli communications should b« addressed to • BEOJUET m CO., « and49 Moffat Building, ssa, Broadway, H. Y. •••Specimen copies ssnt free. Agents wanted. lS-!MY«ar. lng easy, arteclnbaUng remedies. Thas.inhalatlon U a local remedy, neverthcleis tt acts constitutionally, and with mors poWor.andcertalnty than remedies ad- Ministered, by theatOmaoh, TO prove the powerful rndi<utectln1nuenc» oYthliVmo^oradmintstratlon, oholoroformlnhalsawlll ehllrelr dsttroy sensibility in a fowmlnnltes, p»ralyj!I«g the entire nsrvonssyt-, ism, to that* limb may be amputated wltbout the slightestpalnis Inhaling th» ordinary burning gas will .OmtrQy^Uf»ii!is,fewhQur*r m Tbe Inhalation or ammonia wiu rotue th e system whenIxlntinffor-apparenUy dead. Theoooro l many of themedlcrnesU ^rcepubielmtaaskli j ta a *rw pfoof Of th* con- fact that alekf ' \ air—i*thl* ._. ...-V oarefdlly , , , ,-ilnntaved Urreugh Jtha jun*»»howa predufi«-tbein*mlMt*Mults» Durlnfl* ^e«r* practice many fflol«HtnaJ,*ufsrtnicfrbnt abaassa otth n _S»i»2AthJtoat,ii*ve t»(m*nbfr#&£$.n*mta liaT«eJI»«!Mmanyralruitl«blacar*s;*retf :/wa>r«r*,i_«» J^npronoaaae* in. 12* last *t*ge*T^ araUldlsease. Uy trestmcntofCoswrapttonl* orii- S._, _, .^—.s - -^ — gjlj. n*». minute* aftsif being Inbaleu, and p detected in Ills blood. Aconv stltutlonal effect* of InhaUUon, ,. ass* laal-ajfs rSodncea b y Wsathleafgni a! not positive itvideac«:UMt^opelt*meaiMi i prepared and! Judiciously ^admlnlstared tare to -*• any person, or wltnese, t o return s rtrfquliltion and examination t o th e omenin g thereof, on the.flrrt day o f Ibfc.™ stgneifatthe ohsrifrs Offlcer on tii«4f}l U T' m PAINB C0SYER8B, Bnirlff. i ? of St. La-regce County. Jnry Ttcawing. • fo%5, OBK -}«*- . , : : Caa—ox, March IS, 1858. . wmbc^\riwua«htor^&Uond^/ft«&ddayof March, hatant. a t ^•<>'^^ i ^ }Wm , obwK Buy me and JTU do you Good ! MOW U tbe Una to uietbo m\ Spring mO 1mm SXL. LANOtBr'B ROOT Sf SERB BITTERS!! Composed o f Snreaparilla, Wil d Cherry , Yellow Pock, Pricltig Ash. Tiioronghwort , Rhubarb , IffandraKe. DBn,delldrr. &0-, ah of which arw compounded as- to acJIn concert untt flMMt ' Nature in-eradicating disease. rriHE*Bectot thJ».medloiu» Is iibs|-Wooa*rfrU—It Xjtcta directly upon the now*!*- andblood,. by_re- nM : rWsllobstraxt]oiis from tbe internal prgans^tim- ularfiu: then int o healiby action, renovatlni th e .foun- UUtaoTUft and vlgoh pUiHyhig th e blood aouT Clean*- llbSrromallrmlrlbrtWcaB^BWt to. coureeeMe- ; The London Qnarterlv. Conservative. 2- _ T—o *Bdinbnreh Ztevietsy. Whig. 3. Tho Worth British Review- . Free Church. *. The Htf estanioBter Eteview. IilberaL Blackwood'e Bdinhurgh Magasnn®' Tory. These nerlodlcals ably represent the three great po- litical parties o t Great Britain—Wblg, Tory, and Bad-, leal—but'polltics forms only one feature, o t their char 1 - acter. As organs of th e most profound writers on. Science, Literature. MoraUty and Bellglon, they stand. as they have eveVstood:* unrivalled in the- 'world or * ttera . bein g considere d indispensabl e to- the scholar id tho professional man;, while to theJntelligent-rea- del 01 every OlaW. they furnish a mpre correct, and, $Bor/r!Mir« of (Uecurrent litfiTRturoof MM tKhoultneworW than can bo pOaslbly obtained from any other source. EARLY COPIES. The receipt of ADVANCE BHEET8 from the Brit- ish publisheta^lves additional value t o these Beprlnts. inasmuch as they can now Jje placed in th e hands of subscribers «bout«*»o.on.aa the original editions. , Toii&AmFmmr Bevlews For anr two o f the four Reviews £o r any lhiree.pl the &ur •Beview* yorauron r of th e Bevlew»» * - JFox Blackwood'#MaKazlno i. Tot Blackwood and three Bevlews ForBlackWbcMaintthe.fcuxBevlewS STATE OF March , Instant, a t on * 3 n»l, andfottaded-onlong experisBCeand a thoroo, invesUgaUoift^MrpSffeet^ttaibfaifeewl^ tVanted immediately. JLfrK^m«f#.9«Mr i np*th Trot rift 5 lurenclose stamps, and address 1 i*. — H- KCA«t_B«eO! T «ejrtortMa»* .. Sala* partleu- tyT & Sfbe licensed party to be of goo*! ter, and must have snffidient accom< ,lon»V} andmuat glte bondaf thai the. ^?#fJiaHow no gambling on their premises. -',8,9, -Mustnaye accommodations, and a sigrt^derp«i!aKy>. • '.;:,\ » SAP PAJMS & SAM BOeKETS, rorsaleby \ \ i.-i,- A.WATBOUS; - ie$MFcmi.: ..... A eappaaasa; tHzxfiaAsmi roB EEADY- AjradalSothiB*,- Woir*,er:J*|j_^£~ mistaken even In ailngla case, ..This ftmlllarltyTin cprmsction with certain psthologlcal arid mlcroacoMa ulseoverl**. enable? m» t o relieve tlie Lunrtrromibe •a^t*«rr^#trite»*ajhe*t», tweBBtrg* thecf -- im ergy and tooato the entire system. Tije Triumph of Mechatusmj ( AMflMfAH WAiWJ^ iBatwstche*. Ahaoiatsi^awewoa « wiWw^Vdiwtt^ -a^BUUsusdiseatc s and Foul Stomach Dlspeusla, Oo^vSies*;Humor * ortbeBipod andSfe^InJgW ^iB»a4aob», 5}»»ln»a». BUea. Heartbttttr, W*ak- nesa. Pain in tbe Side and Bowel*, flatulency. Los* .or -tep«ui«Taaa kindred complaints, jcaasecTby a tor- ^-\^Saaaaed Itver , a. disordered Sfojnael>, 1 or bad ..... ,w5rt3c%au>mnio-<or lejtt*^JaotJ!n8piln« fVbo8Bro*»»«»,J?^ - . .. . 'V.» • P. orol atandi nirus ^Only» ; l»io^palmea(cui#.&»Jw i ioonl d Daacaresaed^to 3. 0,%&$&iT,rTom'X°r.*I thalr aiajsllel oftotlrCTJ- .^-^2?_W5Kni*c«KJ Ojaautyvtelartor tojGplm^ mwtm lirnssrosa-, «»»vf»ot»rataprfc»w jpodei,. __ _ 4, .36*eht,o*t ;he plau . Arrunox, t^ttSM^^rn'r^wTtTeo^^^ i ^S^^^^MSmlbitiit^t errr and tonato the entire srstem- . . • i \- . \^mttSi^^mSS^MSSiW^' more oirtsisu ft*, •woaugivaiia-opr •nabUmeto tltsvitnn,' ,l*^*h^ttMp*f^avjsir#J^\ tmmsmmmii^S^SS^r^^^' ?*«•• a postage stump. «. w. mmx*>vL$ BOX N0.5». <i«c*ixiii-.._..,' , _. QO*«, Fever and Af nj^ may h; . -„eTa?once. TblsbWWcotne a Ine^and u dfcldedly^theiijrr the world j^tari^»73«^tslb>a.latt*Bot - ^ucceaKtoWAlXODaALAWXixcx. ixn-u xtttmtoggfiFfctoi __^'^x^: a? AH oir GOODS AtWbOt>«*l** . ' V-^*:iT-*ab«««^.ifesrto-i 1300 500 700 800 ' S0O see. 10 00 *P*™entatol»ia>aetaisdicvesinadva^ Money iarpStt to the 8|ate whcraiaiuea wi n » receive d at wr ••< .-•-.- .<*.- Adlseountoftwenty-nvepercent.irerli the above price wm be aUowed t o CLtraa orderingjfonr or rnora copleVoJ -my one or of the above *5taft^nfeFo»* cople* of tbe BlackWooB. o r o f ogc^ Jtev^iWUtaa- senttoon o addressfor: f?j;-ftur ct>ptes.;C««ie/burBe^ viewiar^B_cJcww^ : «Wj|». S Sanf^.trt,' ^ .-\ \\-,\- --5-''.:.:#08SiCeIfe.;' 'VCSf . jfj United _ _ year tor \BT»cinropd «••*»•* •year for *Sr^J^^_?S atfaima^ ifthejl** Period. Berolttances for any otthe abovo publicanonsanoala always be addressed, post pold, to the Fobllshors. - Address ^ U4& SUFFER N . Wben a CUEE is guaranteed nr At t STAOBS ** Secret Diseast s , Self-Abutse, Nervous Debility, Strictures,Gleets. 'Gravel, DiaoeteB, Disease s o f the Kidneys and Bladder, Mercurial' Rheumatism, Scrofula, Pain In the Bones and Ankles, Diseases of Ihe Lungs, Throat, Nose aniJEyes, Ulc'ets upon the Body or Umbs.Cancers, Dropsyi Epileptic Pits, 8t Vims's Dance, andallxMB- eases arising from a derangement of the Sex-' ual Organs . Such'as Nervous Trembllng^Loss of Memory, Loss of Power, General Weakness, Dimness of Vlsfon.wlth necuuarspots appearing before the eyes. Loss^ofSlght Wakefulness, Dlspepsla, Liver Disease, Eru,nUons up- on tho faco, Pain In the baok and head,-Feinate Irreg- ularities, and all improper discbarges from both-soxes. It matters notfrom what cause the disease ,origjnlted, however long standing or obstinate tbe case .recovery la certain, and\ In a shorter time than a permanent cure can be effected by any other treatmentv^even af- ter the disease has baffled the skill of eminent physi- cian, and resisted all their means of Oute. The medi- cines are pleasant without odor, causldg-no-slcknesS| and free irom mercury or balsam. During -twenty. years of practice, I have resoned from the jaws or Death, many thousands, who, in the last Stages of the above mentioned diseases bad been given up t o die by their physicians, which warrants mo In promising to the afflicted, wh o mayplaoo themselves under my care, a perfect and most speedy cure. Secret? disease* are the greatest enemies t o health, as they are the flrst causejMiOonsumptlon. scrofula, and many other dis- eases, which should, be n terror i o tbe human lamlly, as a permanent cure Is Scarcely ever effebted/' a ma-. jority of-the.cases falUnginto the bands ofineomp'- tent persons, who nor only fall to cure the diseasesbut ruin the constitution, fining the system with mercu- ry, which, with the disease, hasten the sufferer Into rapid consumption. . But should the disease and the treatment not cause death speedily and tho victim marries, the disease Is entailed upon the children, who are born wBli feeble constitutions, andthe current of life corrupted by a •virus which betrays itself in Scrofula, Tetter. Ulcers, Eruptions and other affections of the skin, eyes,throat andlungs, entailioa upon them a brief existence of aunerlng and consigning them to an early grave. SkLF-ABUSE U another formid-tiio enemy to health^fiJi- nothtajf else in the dread catalogue of human disease* causes so destrnctlve a drain apon the sjstenf drawirig its tbousands of Ticttma through a few years of Buffering, down t o an untimel y grave. It destroys the NerwEmB System, rapidl y wastes away th e energie s of life , q&aB*^ es mental aerangement, prevents the proper develop • ment of ttfe syetcm, dlsqualifles for marriage, 90($etjrY baBlncH^vana all earthly happjness, and leaves tne aaffcrcr wrecked in body nna mind, prcaispoBea to consumption and a train of evils more to bo dreaded than death Itself. With the fullest confidence 1 assure the anXortnnate victim of *Seir- Abuse Jhat a permanent and speedy care can he effected,and with the abandon xaenttjf-roinonBpratjricea, my patients can-be restor fea-±o-irJgoiroas health, , . , Th6'aff» ct edare cautioned against the use, o f .patent f efll#t?8, lDrittfert-ar^jro \many ingenious jnares In e wMm of the ntfWioflrints tp^fttob M yob the unwary sufferers, that millions have thetr^onstittt- tions ruined by the vile compounds* of quack doctors, ortbc equally poisonous nostrums vended as- 'Batent lledlclncfl.' I have cai^uily analyzed inany of the so-called. Patent Mediclhes. ana find tbat nearly all of them contai n Coxrosiv e Sublimate, , which is one o r the stronRcs t preparation s ol*-roercury', and •» deaul y potsom which, instea d o f curlnK thedisease , disable s thaeyatem, forjife. Bwe^WtliR of tho patent nostrumsnowin uw m WWby ftiiJitocIpMiind Ignorant pfctms who dp not understand everuthe alphabet of the materia taed- Ica» andare eauall y a s destitut e of any knowledge of tbohtinla n system, having one \object- only i n view-^- And^that to make monev regardles s o f consequences. Irresalarities , an d al l disease s o f males a.nd females , treated.o n principle s estahllsHe d b y twenty years o f practice , an d sanctione d by thousands o f ihe most re - Majfclnps with foil dlreodons sent to mjamtitm 'MteaBtatM or Canaflus, by pmiettts ooitfinunicating thcIrsymptomB by letter, business correspondence strictly confidcntlaLr AU letters asking advice .must contain a postage stamp. ADDRESS X SUjVimjERVILLE, M. D. M.*M*j3lir'i''.. •. .*!•- • ---tj-lrg.v.-' - o OS o s OF THE Present Century for Detecting Counterfeit Bank ^otes, Describing every Genuine Bill In existence and .Exhibiting at a glance every Coun- terfeit In Circulation ! Arranged to admirably that reference it easy and detection instantaneous. *5r~TJo Index o examine 1 No pages to hunt up! But so simplified and arranged, that the Merchant, Banker and Business Man can se e all at a glance. English, French, and German, Thus each may read the same in his own native tongue. MOST PERFECT BANK NOTE MST PUBLISHED. Also a List of all tbe Private Bankers in America* A complete Summary of the FntauoE OF EU BOPS ABb A1TBRIOA wul be published In each Edition, together with all the IMEOBTANT NEW S OF THE DAT . A180 A Series of Tales, From on OhiMaaroscript found in the East. I t ^furnishes the mostcomplete history of ORIENTAL LIFE, Describing the most perplexing positions In which the Ladles and Gentlemen of that coun- try have been so often found. These Stories will continue throughout the whole year, an d wttl prove the MOST ENTERTAINING Ever offered to the Public [jy Furnished Weekly to Subscribers onl at 8 1 a year. All letters must be addressed to JOHN S. »rB, Broker. PubUsher and Proprietor, 70 Wall-st, U . York. lMrly . HOW ABB ASSOCIATION; PHILAJJBIJPHIA. A benevolatt inBtUutlpn, established by special -endp,wrnentfor the relief of the sick and dis tressed afflicted with Virulent and Epidomlc fJifififtSfiBa PIIIl4(I«, the Vice Of ONANISM, or SELF-ABTJBE, *TieHOWABD ASSOfJIATION.in view of the aw- fald^es\uottoTof human life, .caused by .Sexual dls- ofextten OF i CJEb\ thatt— 1——--\irr - tSEe^oln'K^theylKveVSol^^ :^s?^reneSgea| 1 .tO thievery Important but muonflesplse'd'cluw. , ,«report on Sper- FREE OFGHABOB, on the receip t ofTWO S _ AM.i*» M order dftkfiltector»\ Tr „ ... * 'gBZBAB.flEABTWELL, President. GEO. FAlBfcHIUO, Secretary. 14-18-ly. \From the Albany -Advertising Agency' S. GOsCBTRIST, 75 Slaie Street. • of A. LEONARD SOOIX A OP. . ^O.mfioldBtr^aiewtorfc HATS! HATS!! HATS!H ' * ' •'\•''• i ... • ** . SMDSSI. (Iseary's and Genin'B, . THOS/ J.. .GREENE Or,-anXjtoVsk,*vorbrobj;n ; tlnto Ogderaburgh. Connectedwlth^theestabllihmentlsa . ' SfenafectOrtog Beparfiient*' Wnert eVew.Tiu1ete.or HBA.1J-DBE88, vnmpX ufactur^I. QW*V oBBiOWfiv, . • ~.f. — _ ' -*'il_____. '*:' 'Sl-Ja*' ^*a_ai*a%a*l , - \wib- # fc ' - .* T * \\»' \^.'filt ~ * * '- ' ' suae \•ww-:'. i\B on*b£Ui« most extermvelyclrouuted Tapers i n l^ U ^^d^^e^^l%,Per/^^;» managsd with » ^«tosnakeftJJRlM*lu»edlu8» o f B«wssSS«»B»»6*r»r the fireside. A* a medium fW5- - - \ ' ' AD VERTISl SG «w«am,iaw. .. . E(lltorJ1Ilg prpprietot,. andb«*it>M*in*a. •:*??»:,*%n PT„: . ?:.• S50a«to»th&nd alt Ba^enses Paid. A V ACENT IS WANTED jn every town ena BL connwll j theTT. S., t o engage In a rewjctable jsnaeaaybuslnas, by wbieh, the above proftts may a* ^certainly Waiized. For full particuiara jfddresa.B.- MONNBTTit 00.. corner of Broome;orjd.Siercer *&>•,, Sew,Xork.Olty,onclaslng ontsposta^starap. 53.1—\ PtlVATEMMICAL TREATISE O S THB Physiological Tiew of Marriage, -Blr- iM. D. bACBOIX, M. D-, Albany} W. Y. $50 pages and ISOJine Plain and Colored Lithographs and Plates. Price Only Twenty Vive Cents. Sentfree of postage to «U rnlrtsof theTTriited states . \\ #Bt»tfkoi}10«VtSWOFMAB; iBfiSM. Anew and revised .edition o f 250 nagea and ISO plates. Price M cents a copy. SATporiulararid comprehensive r^treanse and casualties of sin- Me\ and married life—nappy and fruitful alliances—mode fipaecuring them-sttfeUcltous p'dMerflle ones—their obvi- attonafid removal'-nervous ieMWy-rlts «suses and cure, lyXprOcess at once s o simple, safeSand effectual, that failure i*lroposslbte^^ft»%r,4»uy manwement—an essay on[SMrmatorrnma, with practical observations on a eaferand more'Sueceasful mCde of treatment—precau- rtonary bints bn'tttfieWreSulra^ww emplracal prao- Hcet fowMchisaadea«muuentaTiBson*hB diseases «f ftm^i^frominftncyrtolold.age—each case mus - S5^oS«-anll^^*rTeS.WulBSpppiffted hopes M. M hand with HATS AND CAPS OP AIX KIKDS. BVO&B&tXt OLOVE8, MlTfESS, MOCCASINS. »iJEOtOVES, M)TtS,«0tuA«8, VICTOBI^ES, Ac . . . , w „.\ •Whteh will be -will 'at We very rovresf prices. of having haz- 1 privUeges t o #Wch*ver y nntnarjt>emgdsenti«euj f rice 25?ents per copy, or-uyecopies for 81 , mailed freei of SosiSfe-wm v B»rt orth p Suite d States, by aMresSfej! W- LA.C80iX,<post gift,) Albany, kew Torkrepclosta|2Scentsln money or U.S. postage 8 B^Thosewno prefer wa v cDnju^tpr.^-ACBOIX ss.... \2\ \ Stluftt^^ the,into pf4h e hwlftsl a» paHenl Hla \s^enew Secref 1B the «est conpentsf remed> lor instdias of ««ordew-wnrclii anfortonately. nhysi- liati*'tre«twim^ei«am*to%»iieWevabb3 SnfflsMUftlnihe^rSSa^t^re?'•\- Br-Slpts's meaiclnes «r e ftee 1mm jdl tnlneral oubilc^tirpri.—- . ... ... . - exposure-!*) the mostmtimateWendo r room niate.or hindrance fromhullness Or study. *nfl n o important change In th e diet Is necessary. Medicines Bent to «uyfart-ottKe4lnlon r 4M!cordIngto directions, safely McfedWdcarflfjJUy secured from observation. AlftM'd^uSltildetoboolt deMers, canvassers Md^dTef^slnrcVwe the.boo«irtiolesBle. ^o|5jia«i««( l ii«KBjo«iw. T 'i»'J £->•-. —sir -m>* la-ir -»•-*' , HOME F^ AIX ,HO«T,. nnn*fcnientadd SoSeylor mode o f bnildj hosrfnl^STnWaOrl^f CW* 1 concrete mSmSSUSaSSmmif manner of making %i..-i&.£/? & ^-S- Sp,T75«8t* Block. sifeawssA ««s«3s>«--V* *i
