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i V; )\ r I'I \*•*- DAILY ADVAltCR, Threu Dollar* per Year. Month, 0n» Square, 19 || n «<#, one Insertion,.... f ** *• do «n#i wwk, ... I «° do do one month, 8 5° T* *» lnr «* WMlthn, K j» da do ill waihi T JJ° <\> do nn«< rear, t» vne quarter column onn year, V \we column »ne jr our _., !(W B***« C*dA ***th:JX f. J AH ord«<r* should be addreewd to JA«. W. HOPKINR, ^t^who^h, K OAKIM. J. W. ULASFORJD A < O., in •00T8, 8H0XS * fttTBBKBB, r ip4 ^In d1u g• . No. tO Kord-Hlr«'«>t, N. Y OLD** T*rmniuiu D t***i^ «* * #(0. H A3r^ /Mfldr, AW WrwW, Ogdmsbmyk, Y. N. 4LOKN VI!.* ft, N«». tO Fofri-Htitift, MAJm?ACTURKB OF AJTD D1ALIB IK A.tir>n»«>y« nt Law, «li«|tibnr|h, N. V. tWHUYLKR F JUDD, LJOALLY AUTHORIZED jLUCTIOHUB Fur lh»« Hlat<< of New York, and COMMIHMION MH!IM.!HANT, Altoay* r**d> to stats** t* 11**1 hit A»ft*dl<>n. |<T\ Auction *n<l Comnilnnion HOUKC In Avt»r<*U'a n«*w Brick Blink, two doom from th«» Oswoiratrlil* flank. Kortl Htrot't, OgdcnsUurgh, N Y. [Fl tf) J. O. IH«DO*IALD, MANrPACTUHKIt AND UKAI.KR IN OOFFKR ANX> 61>ICID$, llapkint' IUock y tout md qf th* liridge, OOI>'£NMIU!HOH, N. Y. mill NlttkHIlUlKK HTJLL AT THE OLD I •**>,,. <^n»4r or WMfciifcwArao* ;tah>M<u» Mirwl*. (and aloiio) would gratfnillr acknowledge I1n> kltHliu<«« ami patronage ho ha* rcrolved during niiip years hp ha* Won In the ahovo hu«iur«i» in thin V»lla«t\ vro*ki 0111 «ptfcrll * «l»»rr of patmn- ago In hiH tin* 1 of htmlm***. I would say to all who Wdtlt PAINTS*, I'uiuU'U uud J OK HOI HK TAIN PINO AND rAPKIUNU IK>Nt To give me * call. and jruu shall hive jour work done an wnlt a* the best. DAVID CHILD. Ogdonnhurgh, Feb. nth, IHtll (1 1 dAwtf.J WILLIAM P. BAILKV, XJui!<l**r <*< I'loiiflui'o mitt III An Mnortnmnt ftlwftyn ou hand, of th« latest »nfl ofUnp\\*! m^lo Hn«U bujlt t« vriir ' OAU« ANI» Mlrl. 1.8 AI.WAYK ON HAND AND MAI>K TO OHDKH. Shop in Pup*'t ftutory, Wt$t t <Hd4 qf th* llridgi. (KIDTCNHIUrROH, N . Y. , M»rch AW, \Ht&. (1 ST. LAWIIICKKIR KIOMUfiH. T>»«' IVopriotor of th»» »bov«\ would r«»«po<*tfulljr Inform th« Trav#»Hn« IMihllr, that h« hM tftorOuuh \y r««uo*atr<J and f»rnlnh«'d anow thin llotol, ('<>r- m«r\f knriwn •« tlkn Wanhln^na Hotol,> In «% man her uitourjHiiiKcd hy »nr Hotel In Ogil* u«»>urjjh The T«?»le wflt «t •ntlmm, h^nnppliod with Ml the tlolloaclo* of the He»«on, nrid the Har ntorkod with Iho < hoU-oxt hrnndf> of WIN KM and CKIAK*. OMNIBIHKH, with cumiwteut Agent* and rar«- ftil DrWrrn, will he In readluo** at the K. K Oepot, on arrival of all Train* from the Rant, to convoy pftfttMtnuor* h» the Kerry I><x'k, In tlmo to conneqt wMH Tr%»»oa tb» ttrtpi) Trunk •nA<m»wt]feil way*. The 1'roprletor ho|»e«, br ntrlct attention to the wantfi of hU Kiient*. and the Inducement* offered them, to recalvs • liberal »h*ro of puhllc BOAKD OMB DOLLAB FXB DAT. A. MOKTUN, l*ropr(etor. TKRTH KXTKAOTBl) WITHOUT PAIN I Three Mup^rl«>r yt^Ut«( Artificial 7<Mt|)'»» VULCANIZKI) UU1UIKR! Oonttnnotti Chum, PUtloa Baw. 8AMK WITH IUHHKK ( AHK. o. OONB, Lftte of Hyracu^e, now located permanently ^dnhurKi N V % ^ _^J Thn hortor U an adept In the matter of Ailing teeth, lilt fl 111 >»!£*• wenr llko hurnltihed nteet. iL5 l HRIDdK'8 (ANTON, V Y. B. T>. rouv«y«d to and from the Houne F of Ch (Jood I,lve^r HtaMe attarhiMl to the IIOQM. BROTHRRfl, N'r DHlN'l'IKL'S, A ./udd'n New Hlock, (ur tT4inn.) Blnln B«r««l, CANTON, New York. Olve their attention to all opcrntlott* for the beauty and preservation of the natural teeth. A|- fio, manufacture™ of the mot*t beautiful «<UK of ar- iiflcial kr«to. Ua VIRR INftlRAN< K, FOB IN«l KANCB i>N THK .STUCK PLAN, From One to Three Yearn, apply to A. O. 1IUOWN, UMfaitf* A«t , Can Win. TKLKUKAPH A BOSTON TKLKdltAl'II LINE, orric* in POST orrivK, CANTON, N. T. Business for si I parts of tho I'tilted Htatos and Canada* promptly dispatched. tpCT\ Offloe Hours (Vtnii H A. *., to 8 r. M. Jft [t|lf| , AMABA O. B^OW^, Operator. 9/r, LAWRBNCK HOTBL, POTSDAM, N. Y. F\ 'I^UKIO. Proprietor. „ .,, conveyance from the Cars to tho House.— Bft«rd $1 n> |fcr day. A good Llvury attached to tho llotiso ll-l-tj.) EDITION. VOL. 1. oatut truamm. 0GDEN8BURGH, FRIDAY^ MARCH 8, 1861. CLOTHING. NO. 5. tho seft is perfectly clear ftnd it allown the eyo to digtiu- j« »t a y«|ry preat depth.— Near Miiulnrn, in the Indian Ocoan, tho spotted coral* ore plainly vinible under twenty-/W« faU|ows of water. The <y*ys- tftllino clearness of the OariWxmn ftca ex- cited the admiration of Columbus, who, in the pursuit of hit great diflCovoricH, ever; retained tin ouen eye for the beiiu- tu>a (d aihrro. 'In puwaing Offer, these splendidly adonved grouudu,\ #aya B<'.hopf, \v^iere inariiic life HIJOWS itself in an entmwB variety of ftnns, the !>ont, «rtsut'H' tied over the purent crystal, seems to float in the air, so that a person unaccustomed id ttli aftene eauHy Ixicomefl giddy. \On tho clear sandy bottom appear thousands of sea-stars' nea-urchina, niotug- M0) %o<i fishes of a brilliancy of CttJyr un- known m our temi>erate MJOH. miming reel, intentto blue, litdy green, and gold- en vcllow. pcrjwtually viyy; tlie spectator floMa tfruvet uf» Mn tioat*, ^orpfonfa^ co- rals, alcyontuniR, (lalK'Uiima, and sponges, that afford no less delight to the eye, and are no loan gently agitated by the heaving waters, than the most beautiful garden when a gentle breeze paaflefi through the waving boughs/' Mr. Charles Dar- win paints in vivid colors the nmgnifl- icont spectacle presented by the sea, While sailing in the latitudes of Capo Horn on a very darjt nigl^t. There waa a fresh \brVzc ant! every |VArt of the sur- faco whiuli dnring thr day iideen a» foam now glowejl, with a uale liffltt. The ves- sel drove before heroows two billows of liquid phoft}>horus, and in her wake she was followed by a milky train. As far a& the eye reached the crest of eycry wave was bright, and the sky above the horizon, from the reflected glare .of tbttie Imd flames, was not so utterly obscure as over the rest of the heavens. While JAI Venut was at anchor before Simon's Town the breaking of the waves produced so strong a light that the room in which the nat- uralists of the expedition were #ated was illumined as by sudden flashes of light- ning. Although more than fifty paces frrtm ttio ftcach Vlierc\tho phenomenon took place, they tried . to read by tiiis wondrous oceanic light, but ihe success- ive glimpses were w too short duration to gratify their wishes. Thus we see the tame nocturnal splendor which shines forth in the tropical seas, and gleams along our shores burst forth from the Arctic waters, and from the waves that bathe the southern, promontories of the old and new world. But what b the cause of the beautiful phenomenon wide- ly spread over the face of the ocean ?— How come* it that at certain times flamoB issue from the bo^om of an ele- ment generally so hostile to their appear- ance? Without troubling the reader with the groundless surmises of ancient naturalists, or repeating the useless tales of the past, I shall at once place myself with him on the stage of our actual knowledge of this interesting and myste- rious sul^ect. It is now no longer a matter of doubt that almost all inferior marine a«itt\als, particularly the jelly- fishes, many molusHcs and annelidea, crus- taceans and infusoria, possess the faculty of emitting a phosphoric light, and ad- ding their mite to the grand phenome- non!. When we consider their countless multitudes, we shall no longer wonder at such magnificent effects being produced by creatures individually HO insignifi- cant. In our seas it is chiefly a minute gelatinous, sjiiuml, the mammaria Heintil- lans, which, as it. were, repeats the splen- did spectacle of the starry heavens on the uurfaoe of thy ocean. THH JOURNAL, A FIRST-CLASS WEEKLY PERIODICAL, rot np In th« best possible manner And edited by the best talent which ran lie net-urea for the va- rious departments, which consist of Poetry, ' \ \ Tales of Fact and Fic- tion, Kssays, Recipes and Domestic Economy. Problems in Chess, Puzzles, KniKma*, Ac, Scieuco and tho Fine A Maj, Answers to correspond- ents, th« toples of the day, Garden I fix and Horticul- ture, Biographical Sketches, Notes and Memoranda, Now Invention** and Me- chanic*, In»tmet ion in German, Instruction in French, MM flic, HonjfK & Polkae, Witantt Humor, Stc, Ac, Ac. Extract* frotn th* Prt*». \The IloumtAoid Journal \n a very handsome now paper of sixteen page?. It is not onlr ?ery handsome, but very fntorestiug, and flHe<l with natter well salted for family reading.\— New York Tribune. \ It is very elegantly printed, and of a conven lent nice for blnolnff, --Atop York World. AbAamlina; Inrroshand original matter, and what ia of especial moment, characterized by the utmost purity and salubrity of tone and taste.\— Ifmfi Y&rk 7\me*. PublUhed Weekly; pries three centa. Also, In monthly parts, In covers; price twelve oeuts — It 80 a year, or $1 for M week* In advance. Pub- lished by A. Harthlll * Co., 90 North Wmtam New York, who will maU samplo copies free to any address. M A CHINE CAWMI,—A FITLL A88ORTMENT for Mle by CHARLES AHHLRY. OOD LUMBER WAQOK, l^OR 8ALK CHEAP CILARLE8 ASHLEY. PIANO FOUTBS A MUSIC. V1LALKU* IX VORTll* 1X Rtoet Xuiie ft Kuie Bookt. Sole Agenta for tho Celebrated IIALLET, DAVI8 A CO/8 PUNOS^ With tholr Patent &u*pm$ion Bridge, Also Agents for the er*\ BOrHNB SCAIiB** PIANO8..JEI Sole Agents for the Vrlvalled AttmfciTTTit h |3P\New Music & Mwic 3^oksregTiU>rj received. JtrD80N SANK BUrtDlKG, r>tf] 1661 1861. ISAR</H HI01BEE & McOOY, or titf, COPPER, tad , SHEET IRON BBALEBI I!f I>IJO'WS, and DOG POWERS, GLASS-WARE, EAVE TROUGHS, NAILS, PUMPS, FEATJtiSRS, » WOOD, —AJBD— PURS KEROSENE OIL. JOBBING 11 O F EVERY VARIETY DONE TO ORDER promptly, And In a style unsurpassed any- where, Deacon Skins, Rage, Copper, Brass, leathers, AND BATTTER GENERALLY, 1 Good* <tr (kith. . i • • - • u PKDLKR8 I Supplied at City prices, at M ACHINE BELTING, SUPERIOR OAK Tanned Leather Belting. Rubber Belting, a full *«jortol«at for M l« by CHAS. ASHLEY. 186L STOVES! STOVRS! 1861. AGENCY OF RATITBONE A CO., ALBANY. T HE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE Largest variety of Cooking Stoves to be found In this section of the State, including the cele- brated patterns, UNITED STATES, HYLVAN WITCH, and GOOD SAMARITAN. These cast Ings are warranted of the very best quality, CUA8! ASHLEY. CELEBRATED WHEELER A WILSON Sewing Machine, with Important Improve- ments at reduced prices. This Is justly regard ' as the Standard Hewing Machine of the day. Pamphlets forwarded when desired, containing full description of the various patterns. Machine* warranted. CHARLES ASHLEY, Agent for Wheeler A Wilson, Sewing Machine Co \PROTECTION AGAINST FIRH AND BURG X lars, WILDBR'B world-renowned SAL A MAN DER SAFES, of varidns sices, for sale at msnn facturers' prices. CHARLES ASHLEY. J for Men's »od Yonths' We*r. eooui, oooiMdUtBWiKofUwidltoggQOi *JW Orercoats, of all stylus patterns and quail- UM, sochaaPlkii, Bearer, Cloth, Sealskin, Ac; 8,000 Undercoats, of Broadcloth, Caaslmcre, fc>ati- aet* Ac; 8000 pairs of panU, of OaMimcre, Doe- skin, Union and Satinet; 900 vesU of Silk, Sat- in, Granadtne, Silk Velvet, Silk Plnsb, <1otb, Cas- •imere, Ac., and a betoiifut and complete assort- ment of Hats, Caps, Shirt Collars, Handkerchief*, Tvtwks, Travelling Bagt, and auwy articles too numerous to mention. In short everything that belongs to a FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING II0U8E, All of whieh wilt be sold at the lowest Ifttea for CMB. Having connection with some of the igM: manufacturing Houses in Europe and America,and as we buy our clothe* for e*sh only, at the very lowest market prices, and an the Goods hare been toiftde up tinder our own care by the most exper- ienced workmen, consequently we can Assure you that we can sell you as Rood an article for a good deal leas money, than any other establishment this side of New York, and if you wish to be convinced of the truth of our statement, please call before purchasing elsewhere, and If you don't find it just so, yon need not buy. All we ask Is * <c«ll. Re- member the place, EMPIRE CLOTHING HOUSE, No. SI Ford Street, TO AVEBKLL'8 ORANITB BLOCK, . Y, |£r*Cotrotry Merchants «an be supplied with Goods at New York and Boston prices. p. * m. DENTISTBY. BNTI8TH.Y, A LL OPERATIONS IN SURO1CAL AND A, Mechanical Dentistry, performed in * skillful and ludiclouB manner, by JOITN AUSTIN, at his Denial Booms, in Judson Bank Bmildiiig, opposite the Seymour House, State street. marl-tf,] XXI OLD DDTTAL HJWLD-aUABTKBJ1 I>r. S. 8. BLODGETT, Dentist, oonkFrsaitnuiH, n. Y. I fire every dental operation my person*! atten- tion, and allow none but the best work to go out ot my office. Persons who require Artificial Teeth will And the new style Introduced by me ot setting them on \ HARD RUBBER,\ one of the great improve* menU lu Dentistry. It la as pure in the month as the Aneet gold, lighter than any other Plate, adheres to the mouth better, and it is worn with e«M and comfort, where sold or sliver cannot be us«4. It Is stronger than gold and quit* as durable, and y«t cheaper. I hive the strongest recommendations from many Gentlemen and Ladles In this County of its superiority over every other Plate. I still make, when desired, Plates of Gold or Piatina, and In a style of beauty and finish that challenges comparison. KILLING TEETH will raeelve the most cartful attention, and be performed In the most judicious manner. I most rdspecifUuy solicit your .patronage. [M-tf.) 8. 8. BLODGKTT, iTb.s. hrtWO GOOD LUMBER WAGONS FOR 8ALK X Cheap, apply to. CHAS. ASHLEY. To W«ffoa maker* *u* Blacksmith*. TITS ARB NOW RECEIVING AN EXTENSIVE TT Stock In this Department, and have many new and valuable improvements. Wo are pre- pared to sell cheap. CHAS. ASHLEY. F IENCH'S CONICAL WASHING MACHINE, The best In the market. No family should be without one. CHAS. ASHLEY. H AY CUTTERS, STRAW CUTTERS, ROOT Cotters 1 The most approved patterns for Mle. CHA8. XSHLBY. P LOUGHS! PLOUGHS!—A GOOD VARIETY to sell at very low figure*. Farmers please look at this stock. CHAS. ASHLEY. H OUSE BUILDING HARDWARE, PAINTS, Oil, Varnishes, Window Glass, Ac Our as- sortment in this line Is very complete, and affords the best dpportnity furbullAsTs to select House Trimmings of the latest styles, at the lowest fig- ure*. CHAS. ASHLEY. ILK PANS AND TIN WARS OF EVERY Variety. CHAS. ASHLEY. M N OW READY! TOE ATLANTIC MONTLY For March. 1861! The present number of the Atlantic Monthly specially commends Itself to all readers, by the brilliancy and variety of Its con- tents. Among the writers in the March issue, are Harriet Martlneao, J. Russell Lowell, E. P. Whip- pie, J. G. Whittler, Miss Prescott, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Paul Akers. TERMS—Three dollars per annum, or twenty- five cents a number. Upon the receipt of the sub- scription price, the publishers will mail the work to any part of the United States, prepaid. Sub- scriptions m*y begin with either the first or any subsequent number. The postage of the Atlantic Monthly Is Thirty-Six Cents a year. If prepaid. \SF\ The pases of the Atlantic are stereotyped, and back numbers can be supplied. CLUBBING ARRANGEMENTS. Subscribers to pay their own postage. Two eopiea $ S Five copies , 10 Eleven copies 90 Bookseller* and Newanen will obtain the terms by the hundred, etc*., upon appflcanoti to the pub- lishers. All orders should be addressed to TICKNOR A FIELDS, Publishers, J86 Washington 8treet, Boston. CASK PAID FOB RAGS. W E WILL PAY Tbre* Cent* PER POUND for Paper Rags, and ONE and ONE-HALF CENTS for Woolen rags, in «mallorlarg« quanti- ties, from one pound to 100 tons, delivered at the Otwegatchie PapertMlll, west side of the Bridge, Ogdenaburgh, K. YT BTURTBVANT, SONS ft CO. March 4th, 1861. [1-dAwtf] &ft& AHA AAA - A BLUE BOOK tpOO YJKJKJ \J\J\J* of *U the Offices of the United State* Government, with the Salaries attached, 91H cents. Any kind of Government Books supplied. Catalogue furnished. Editors publishing this will be sent a copy of the BLUE BOOK. Address, ALFRED HUNTER, Bookseller, Washington, 1). C. For sal* by Tilley A Bro., Ogdensburgh, N. Y. KAIX*V>A» LINKS. RAILROAD, If. Y. WTNTKK AHfiANGEMJSNT. to Boston I n 20 hoars t to New York In 2 4 hour*. •ONLY PNB CHANtf Jt OF CARS. O N AiW AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 36^1800, PASSENGER Trains wTtl run as follow*. (Sundays exceptcd.) FIRST TRAIN. Leav** Ogdonnbu»gh, at 11:80 A. K., (dine at Malone) reaching RouiteV Point at 5:80 P. a., Buriiu(ftonit«Jr. x. Troy 6 A. *., Albany 6:3ftA. K., Boston 8 A. ». New York 13 x. g3r~Bj>kndid Sleeplneoars run thro 1 with thiatraio from Rouse's Point. This train connect* with trnlu« at Potsdam Junction, for Watertown and West; atMooer's Juuctlou, for rUtteburtrh. SECOND TItAIN. Aoconuaodatlon Jeavus Ocdcnftbargb at 8(80 ?. |». Train* leaving Boston at 7:30 A. M. aud5i>. M., and New York 7:00 A. *., and 11:00 A. SL, arrive at Ogdeusburgh at 1.12 p. *., next day. Also trains leaving Troy and Albany in the morning, reach Ogduusbuncn same day at 10:30 r. M. «. V. HOYLB. Supt. Orricm NORTH EBM UAU.BOAJ>, ( Malone Nov. Sth. lf*f) f VBBMONT CENTRAL RAILBOAD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. NIGHT EtPRESS leaves Ogdensburgb at 11.96 A. M* Mootr«ai at S.10 r. x., Rouse's P<3*t at 4.40 F. x., for Boston, New-York and intermediate sta- tion*, arriving at Boston at 8.40 A. x. and New- York at 18.10 r. M. VAIL TRAIN leave* St. AI bane at 6.45 A. X. for Boston and Now York. Paaaengcre oa Night Kx- prest may lodge at Ht. Albans and take Mall Train next uoroiit^. Returning—NtGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Boston at 6.00 p. »., connecting at Barlinrton with train leaving Troy at 5.80 r. x. and reaching Og- dsiisburab at 1.08 r. x. next day. Sleeping Oars •re attached to the Night Express Train. * G MBHRILL. Supt. Bt. Alb*n«, Dec- S, 1^00. LMnJ W ATHBTO WTH, BOMB, 4k UAPBVIN- CBrtTand POTSOA Mkud WAtER- MWN ttAIaUaOADtt. ^\N AND AFTER AUGUST 80. 1890, AND KJ UNTIL farther notice, trainf will Icsveas fol- lows : Leave Potsdam Junction for WatertoWn and New York at ..4.S& a.m. Leave Potsdam Junction for Water town, Rome, and New York at , 1.00 p,ni. Leave Rome for Watertown and Potsdam func- tion at i.. .....1f*O0*um. Leave Rome for Watertown and PotBTiam Junc- tion *t , 4.1ft p.m. Leave Watertown for Potsdam, Junction ftt » #*8<l •»• Leave Watertown for PoUdajn Junction atT ! .v T.*5 p.m. The 4.9 f awMt, train from Pvtadam Juuctfon connects with the Express train leaving Ogoenn- burgh st 400 A. x., caching W*t*rtown at 8.00 A.X. attditome at 11.00 A.M., connecting ImmeAiately with the Express train onV.Y.C. Kit. for New York; arriving at Albany at 8.80 P.X., and td New Yo«k, 0.00 P.K. same evening. The 4*10 p.m. train from Rome, leaving on the arrival ofthe Express train from New York and Albany, and Watertown at 7.56 p.x., arrlvins at Potsdam Junction 11.46 p.x.: connecting with Express train on Northern Railroad for Oxdann- bu7gbatlS.no x. No ch*j>Ke of car* on the Express train between Potsdam Junction and Rome. A&DISOl? DAY. Superintendent. RUTLAND * BURLINGTON R. R. Summer Arrangement for I860* LEAVE OGDKN8BURGH' At 4:60 A. V., for New York, via. Burlington, Rut- land and Troy, without change of Cars between Rouses Point and Troy, arriving at Troy at *4fi T. X. and New York via. Hudson River R.R. at9:8Qjp.x. At It x. Night Express for Troy and New York wlthSLKK-PlNG CAK, arriving *t Troy at 4 A. x., and New York 10 A. X.. via. Hudson River 11. K LEAVE BURLINGTON, At 8:45 A. x. for Bellows Falls, Boston, Hprtngfieid Hartford and all Eastern and Southern connection* LEAVE RUTLAND, For the North connecting with ail trains on tho Vermont and Canada, and Ogdenaburgh Itailroadn Parties leaving New York and Boston at 7 A. X. arrive at Ogdeusburf h at 1:80 the same night, via the Rutland and Bur.ington Roads. E. A. CHAPIN, Supt. J. F. CHURCH, Gen Agt. Ogdennburgh. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY CAN ABA. SUMJtSR ARRANGEMENT OF O PEN THROUGH TO DETRO?*,—FOR CHICAGO, and all points West and South West: Trains leave Prencoit, opposite OgdeiUburgh, daily, as follows: (Sundays exoepted.T DAY EXPRESS. For the Went 1:88 P. Arriving at Toronto 11:15 r. Detroit 8:0000 A . Ch A . Chicago .J,.....%00P. NIGHT MAIL. x. x, x. x. L**ve« Preocott, opposite Oedensbargh, dally, Sundays execpted, as follows l:u) A. M: Arriving at Toronto 11.O0 A. v. Detroit 8:00 r. x. Chicago 8:00 A. x. DOWN TRAINS. , Leaves Prescott. opposite Ogdensbnrgh, dall a* follows, except Suudays: &UJL *X., and ft p. it. TUROVQU COUPON TICKBTS caa be procored at the Grand Trunk Office, Ogdensburgn Depot, and at the Drover's Bank, Htato Street, to all Im- portant points in Canada and the United fiutie. WALTER 6HANLEY, Gen. Manager. J. HARDMAN, Gen. Agent. CHAS. I. BALDWIN, Agent Ogdensburgh, N. Y, NSW DRU4? ITOAfi, MO. 70 F0KD nSXVI, OODKHlaWBGH, V. Y L Bu RAIJPif WOULD RSSPSCTFULLY • announce to the citizens of Ogdensburgh and vicinity that he ha* fitted up an APOTHKCARV STORK, in GrLBBBT's Block, two doors above ASHLST Hardware Store, where he will ke«p a Of everything In the line. The Business will be superintended by 8. W. RALPH, Jr., who has had long experience and thorough practicable knowledge of the business, and hopes by constant application and careful per- sonal attention, to secure for tho proprietor a lib- eral share of patronage. L. D. RALPH. March 4th, I8ftl. [l-d&wtt] FOR tALB OR TO RKlfT. A NEW TWO^TORY BRICK HOUSE, SITU- ated on New-York Avenue, west side of th« Bridge, Ogdensburgh, N. Y, Apply on the prem Iseslo JAKES McGUIRE. Ogdftsjbsrgh, March 4,1861, AND CHENEY. FD3KE A CO/8 EtPRKSS, Connect* Dally with all the Cit- ies In the United states f»4 CtensMlau from New York, M hours. Time from Bos- ton, 1? hour*. All express** hi charge of «ato *M trusty mes- sengers. Orders for the purchase of goods In tho cities especially elicited and promptly attended to. Office in Seymour House building, Ogdens- burgh, C. P. UKEft, Agent. ROYAL VILA*, Manufacturer and Dealer in all the Varieties of Bc><yrs, SHOES, RUBBERS, Leather and Findings I ro^oiT., orrmiTM t. m. ouaW*, Monnuioa. OODBN8BUROH MARBLE WOBK*. Dealers in the Best MM AKD ITALIA* XAJUL1! For M4wm»est*< Obellak*, Head Btooe*, <fcc., and anythlug wanted in their Hue, cheaper than caa be bought jii Northern .New-York— Cities not excepted. tVShop adjoining Seymour Hou*e,^g| STATE XTHKBT, QQ»£NSBh'UQU, X. 7. All kinds of Imported Harble furnished to order, Please call before purchasing elsewhere. [1-tfJ 9rkYBIf0ON, Work of *U Ends on Hand, fir* PLUMBERS 1 TOOLS A MATERIAL, Ac. Beer Pnaip*, Coppjr I«i«aor Pumps, (its &tc A Agent for Butler » Patent Crude Rosin Oa Apto* r B Oa* Apparato*. 0QDBN8BUBQM, Y. £Wf] B. W. BENJfDICT, Manufacturer & Dealer in ROBEH CHILDRXNS' FANCY CAPtJ, Comprising * general a*aortxient ot hi* own *»d City lUnsJacture. ttfCash paid for all kinds of Furs, Wool, and BteepPeJt*, at the Old Suad, No. 18, Ford Strut, Ogdtnsovrgk, N. T. [1-tfJ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRTTGrS AJST1> One Door *»**e Aide* Vtlaf' *ho store, FORD BTBSMT, OOXkENSBUBXiH, K. I. MBS, ORBBH, w W OULD EE8PECTFULXY INFORM THE Ladle* and Gentlemen of Ogtlensbnrgn, that she will be at her old stand on State-tttrect, pntll the 19th of April. OTtS EARL ic CO., (Aico«MOr* to Bmtt*n NoU 6 &**.) Family Groceries, Prorlslonj*, ac«. Aaron's Block, Ford Street, Ogdensburgh. OTIS BAJttL J. B. PICKET. STILLHAN FOOTB, Attorney &n.<i Counsellor, OGDENS^UKGH, N. Y. Particular attention given to Collections, In*u ranee Claims and Conveyancing, pf*AH business in hi* profession promptly at- tended to. [M-dlmo-wtf.} ' nu jr. nuRFflY>9 Tailoring Establishment t READY-MADB CLOTHING STORE, Judson Bank Building, Ford 8treet, Ogdensburgh. tafOrder* respectfully Solicited..^! AUBNIMHtPfl ^RAN9On, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Ajn> jpAjrcrr GOODS DEAL&BS. Goods weHA to Merchants and Pedlers at New- York City Prices. No, » JFord 8trmt t OgdemUmrgh, A r , Y. J. ALLENDORPU, J. D. RANSOM. flOSNRY O. FOOTS, K &c COUNSELOR, Ofr4*B»lMir*;h, N. Y. rjTOfllce in Oswegatchie Building, Ford St- f* Mr. FOOTX will devote his exclusive attention to the practice of law. FRONTIKK HOUftK, CHATEAUGrAY, >f. Y. M. A. KNAPPEN, Proprietor. CarriAges will be in readiness at th« Depot to con- vey PsMengera to and from the House free of charge. Horses and Carriages In readiness to convey pas- sengers to the Lake* and Fishing Grounds. ROBERTS' , Ea«t Side o f Depot Street, CHATE4UGAY, V. T. Alanson Roberts, 3d, Proprietor. Carriages In readiness at ail times to convey par- ties to the Lake. Carriages to and from the Depot free ot charge. MYERS * MAGONE, Attorneys, Counsellors, &»., OODENSBUROH, N. Y. All professional business entrusted to them, will receive prompt attention. 13T Office Miter? Block, Ford 8tr*etj& CHAS. O. MTERS. D. MAGONE, Jx. WILMAJI II. YOUNG, Wholesale and retail dealer in RK-AJDY-IVLAJDK CLOTHING, Cloths, C*«Btmeres, Vesting* and Trimmings, Shirts, Drawers, Wrappers, Cravats, Stock*, Collars, Rubber and Oil Cloth- ing, Carpet Bags, Trunks. Ac., No. a EAOLB BLOCK, FORD RTBKT, OGDSNSBITAOH, N. T. • ; eflOHCHB wTTHERHEAD, X>eevlor In <rrooeriesj Mid Frovi«- ions. Al»o, Flow, Com Meal, Pork, Fish, Fruit, Ac. OGOBK8BXTR0H, N. Y. K8XR0H, N. Y. |3r~Ctah paid for Ctontry Produce. All Goods denvered Inlhe Village free of charge. [1-tf.] M ENEELY'8 CHURCn BELLS, AT MANU- facturers' prices. CHAS. ASHLEY. M OHAWK AXES, LITTLE FALLS MAKE. [M-tf] CHAS. ASHLEY.
