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THE ADYANCE f ,, MARCH 8, 1861. HOME . DEPARTMENT. aOTIATTOl AUUXAO. March B, 1801. fl»4 flnn HftU &.W 4.NI Wlml N. W. tu^rmometnr it 7 o'clock stood 10 above. • We take thin occasion to nay that wo have reliube Infonnation concerning tho partiw who remove the KVKNLNU An VANCE (rum the doorstep* of the sub- scribers, am! that If this is continued, wo •hall take immediate steps to abate it, This KT«at*c. ' A regular nutting of Onwegalchie Di- vision, BOIIH of Tent prance, at Teinper- ajicoHall. TM Crossing We umleretaml that a team loaded with butter for II. 8. Humphrey, of this vlllago, broke through the ice t>c- tween this place, and Frescott this fore* noon. The home was barely saved, but the sleigh, butter, and harness, were all lost. Aim), a load of grass seed broke through and at last account* had not been recov- ered. Two hogHhcads of sugar were lost off another team. Beveral other teams, we hear, have had nurrow escape**, and the ice just now IM exceedingly danger- ous, and wo would advise all who value life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, to keep off from it at present. A letter from Norfolk, says that the ice started in the pond*, and staving in one end of H. OlineV saw mill, tearing away the flumes, carrying off a part of the bridge at lUymondville, and dam- aging other property to quite an ex- tent on lw>th aides of the river. [Special dispatch to the ADYAMOB. Poaad Drowne4L CAKTOM, March 8th. A man WAS found this morning in a jam of ice, at>o\it one mile below this Village. Name unknown. Appears to have U-cn in river some time. •to rum Th« ladies of the Methodist congrega- tion, had an oyster supper on the eve- of the sixth. The wtertainment passed off well in spite of the stormy weather and bad roads. THE LATEST NEW8. TO THE ADVANCE. Prom New-Orleans. N«w OHMAKS, March 1. The opinion is rapidly nettling down In political and commercial circles that Mr. Lincoln's inaugural address meant* war. The secessionists have passed reso- lutions approving of the conduct of Gen. Twigg* in surrendering the federal prop- erty of Texas to the authorities of that State. It is reported that Port Brown, Texas, has boen surrendered by Captain Hill, to the forces of Texan. The latest advices from Penwicola state that Lieut. Sumnor is engaged in raising a land battery about a quarter of a mile eastward of Fort Pickens, and that the Work on the land batteries on the breach opposite Warrington is I wing continued. Veosel Lost. Bosrox, March 9. The schooner 8t. Cloud, from New- York for Salem, went ashore at Wellfleet, and bilged. Vessel and cargo a total loss. Crew saved. NBW-YOBK, March 8. Stock active and better, money and ex- change without any more new features. Sndo'en Death. CONCORD, N. 11., March 8. Joseph Minor, President of Mechanic's Bank, and Treasurer of the Boston, Con- cord & Montreal It. R. Company died suddenly this morning, of disease of the heart. HALIFAX, March 9. Steamship America from Boston for Liverpool has arrived, the America spoke the North Britain off Cape Negro, con- sequently she will probably arrive at Port- land thin evening. •««•• la cne roiiee Occasionally there are sutaie rich scenes occurring at the office of the Police Jus- tice. A few days since, two Canadian Frenchmen entered the Office. One with a somewhat elongated visage addressed the Justice thus: \ Ah Monsier, Je tuii m mi*er<rttt*i Iwgar ; pardon inoi; me vcr bail—mo no Irve so!\ What is the matter man ? Said the Hquire. '• Ah me no can't leve so, liegar; me letter leve in de SUt's Proton; me die I\ Again in quiry was made as to the cause of hla grief. Ho replied with doep feeling :— Ah Monsier, me wife he's gone to leve wid noder man ! Oh I said the Justice, (and I thought he had little regard for the tender feelings of the complainaut,) Oh, if that is all, let her go. The de- serted, lonely husband looked perfectly ant on i aim I and replied: \Me no can't leve so; me Iwtter go do Htat's Preson.\ \ But, said the Squire, if my wife wanted to live with another man, rather than me, I would let her go.\ Before he could re- ply, his companion now spokv, and most emphatically said : \ Yes, me wife he's gono up too ; gon to levo wid one Yan- kee,\ at the same time shrugging up his fthouldere, and violently puffing his stub of a pipe. \ Me don't know how he leve —maylw he cook ; maylw ho wash ; may- be he work ; mo don't know,\— yvek a pal. One day ho sav (me wife) to cum dare, he want to see me. When I go dare, he shut de door an' hit me one strike. Bee dare, (showing the marks of a blow,) and dar, (producing a lock of hair, which ho averred she pulled from his Jiead. \ Mayl»o, said the Hquire, Bhc wanted to keep it to remember you by,\ No, begar, he git de axe for to kill me, but I eotch him and hold hard maybe. Now, my wife he Miy ho gone to swear 'gin mo; he can't swear, can ho, my wife ?— His comrade replied: ** Bartin, his swore nm just as good as yours, (ovidently seeming to draw some comfort from the fact that some one else had lout a wife in the same way.) The Justice gave them IOIM good advice, and the Benedictines retired, evidently feeling that by dividing their griefs they had made them lees. OGDXTOUBGH PUGH ouuunt. OQDBHBBUBSH, March 8, 1801. Asnesv—Duty free Pots $600 ® Pearls 5K A Beeswax—Duty 16 per cent.. Candles—Duty 16 per cent... Coal—Duty free Bcranton, per ton, 6 00 Blossburgh per ton 9 00 Lehlgh,per ton 1000 Visit—Duty fres Dry Cod 600 Mackerel 1000 a*ralts>-Duty free Apples, dried, per bush., 1 00 Apples, greon, per bush.,— 00 Lemons per box 4 00 Oranges per box 4 00 Flour and Ideal—Duty free Buperfine Flour per bbl., 6 00 Extra Flour per bbl., 9 00 Oat Meal per owL, 800 Indian Meal per cwt., 1 88 Grain- Duty free Wheat per bush., spring S5 Q> 11*® IB IS* <& Wheat Corp, Oat* Rye! Barley Pea» Beans winter 116 46 * 46 46 46 76 <3> 1800 116 76 600 6 00 6 00 700 400 160 97 1 SO 60 t7 © 60 100 Q 4 00 & © IS 00 <& 14 8 7 10 16 Pearl Bs/ley per cwt., 8 60 Buckwheat, per bush., 40 Hay—Duty free—per ton 10 00 Hides—Duty free Honey—Duty 94 per ct., perlb. IS Iron—Duty, U. 8. 94 per cunt., Ca. 10 per tent Pig per ton 9000 ® 3800 Bar American rolled .80 00 @ Bar English rolled 50 00 © 58 00 Russia (sheet) perlb., 16 ® 17 American sheet per lb., 8J* © Lard—Dutj free 10 Q 13 Plaster—Per bbl., 100 <2k Provisions—Duty free under receproclty Pork per bbl., mess l«00 ©1100 Pork per bbl., prime, 14 00 & Hams perlb., 8 ® Shoulder* per lb., 6 ® Poultry per lb 8 © Butter perlb 14 ® Cheese per lb ? @ 8 > Eggs per dos v ... I* @ *• Potatoes per bush., » © 81 Saltr-Duty 15 percenter bush. 14 Q 1 4 Seeds-Duty free Clover per lb IS Q M Timothy per bush., S» ® S76 Soap—Duty, U. 8. S4 per cent., Ca. 80 per cent Chemical, per lb. t 8X © • Bar, perlb 4#© 6 Soft, per bbl., S60 ® Sugar St molasses—Duty, V. 8.14, Cs. 80 pef ct. Im- ported In Am. bottoms free Msple per lb., Brown do W€> • Crushed do U Losf do M Tallow-Duty free 10 Q Wool-Duty free 36 & 81 Wood—Duty free Hard per cord 360 Q Soft do 160 ® L. Amsden A Bon F. TTHsath R, K. Stephens ABOUITSOT. R. Newcomb IN tempving steel for what is called a \straw color,\ raise it to a red ^eat, then plunge it into oil having a temperature of 175°; for a purple color, plunge it into oil heated to 200°; and for a blue shade, the oil should be 212° Fah. This method of tempering with warm oil answers well for steal wire in coil, costly traps and dies, nd cutters for gear engines. THE % mRlECTORY [We devote one column In the DAILT ADY&XCB as a Btwlneet Directory of the principal towns In this vicinity; each town to b« represented one* a week, ana all namet alphabetically Mtanged] Malone Business Mei. •ABXBSS SaOVS. A. W. Ferguson Jr. D. Lsthros * i. B. Pslady HfflUBAKCTB AQBKTfl. A. Andrurs D. N. HunUngton WON rOUNOBT. C. C. WhittelHey JVWBUM*. .Branch . L. BalUrd JUSTIOSS or TUB nuos. F. P. AUen 8. C. Thomley uurb orrioBs. W. King A. Mann UVBBT STABLBS. P. Clark N. Warner MASONS. M.Clark L. Coony J. * P. Downs J. Maro •ABBLB WOBKS. R. A. Belong BBftBBBS or THB BAB. W. P. Csntwell J. B. Flandera Hutton A Weed A.Msnn Taylor A Hobbs A J. D. Fisk •AKIB1BS. Mrs. N. Buck John Taylor BABBJtHS. J. Forkey D. * F. Patno BOOTS * SHOSS, T. dark A. Lincoln J. Palady D. Rice BOOK SYOBSS. A. B. Cooley K M. TUley BLACKSMITHS. J. Copland P. Duler George Plckeley BniCK TARD. J. Dumas BTJTOBKM. C. Clark Karle * Clark P. Fortune J . Greeno . Gardner J. Tulley BRASS BAHD. F. Gourthler i D. Brown Beardsley A Barry Everest A Webster N. C. Wood CLBROTMBK. J. Gribeli, Epis. J. R. Herrick, Pres. L. M. Woodruff, Bap. A. Thave, Cath. H. Bbepard Meth. CXOTUINO * TAIXOWBG. D. Brown chorricr A AUen C. D. Conaut Jacob© Jb Co. Morehonse A Palmer COMrSCTIONBBY. E. M. Tillcy A Co. COOPBB SHOPS. I. Rexford J.LaMontaungue OABPBKTSKS A JOIKBBS. J. L. Daggett H. Uovt O. C. Hill C. Hastings B. W. Lincoln C. Sancome R. Wentworth C. Watkins CLOTH DHBSSnfO. D. McMullen OABMBH. C. Snow L.Tory DHBSS MABJUW. Miss C. Amsden Miss M. A. Hubbard Miss Scripture DBMTUTS. O. H. Orary F. W. Rows DBT GOODS. Brown A Bmallman W. Q. Dickinson Glllett 4 Durgue O, L. Hubbard W. Knapp W. W. ATI. B. King Weed A Clark Webster A Miller , JSXPftBS* * TBUUHUFB} ~\ Bryant Miss Darling Miss Mcllugh Mrs. Peck MA0H1MB SHOT. C. C. Whlttelsey TAIHtBBS. F. Gutbrie W. Hollenback raiaioiAMi. B. P. Bates T. Gay J. P. Philips C. Skinner TUAHl*9 MAOBOrBB. Beardsley A Barry M. Carney nuvrnte. F. D. Flanders Heath A Beaver raOTOOR 8. S. Buttoph PLASTBR KILL. G. C. Whittalser rtTBUO BOUSBS. Franklin House, C. Nash Miller* Hotel A. R. FUni- cu SAaa DOOBS A BUMDS. M. Carney STABOR PACTOBT. RJng A Austin SAW MOXS. H. Horton jr. P. Titos SUBTBYOM. A. A O. H. Mann F. F. Wead BOrSBTtSOB, K.L.Melgs SALOOKS. Johnson A Babin A. C. Bpaulding tt.C. Pbwell P. Tulley F. Norton A Co. rUBJflTUBB BOOMS. N. C. Wood A. Lincoln H. H. Thompson TIB SMITHS. A. Besty A Bro. E. 8. Sinclair TOWN CLBJOt. John Lincoln TICKET AOBMTS. P. Clark P. II Shields S. Amsden OBOCBBIBS. Karl A Clark A. Heath W. A. Jones D. 8. Willard HABDWABB, AC. C. A. Cook A Co. HI DBS * LBATHJBB. A. Lincoln H. Thompson D. F. Sopor SftUHQLB MACHIKB. J. H. Titus J. Forkey UHSSJITAKBBS. Bverett * Webster WASOV A SLBIOH KAW'T. Beardstoy A Barry Colwell A Rery APOTHBOABdM. 8. J. Dewy Oliver Edward Adams BOOTS * IIOII. Peter Dalton Thomas Peacock, Jr. P. 8. Wilson BOOKSTORB * PRIHTIBQ. J H. W. Pratt BLACKSMITHS. John Conigan Thomas Myers J. P. Rand BRICK YARD. Wm. L, Rutherford BOTCHBB. Wm. Burton ' OABINBT MAKBBI. 8. H. Dearborn John Fackrel OLBB«TMB1f. Henry Hlrfklns, Cath. Mei. IRON POUIfDBY. L. 8. Wright JUSTICES OP THB PBACB. 8. J. Dcwey Chas. C. Montgomery VBMBBRH OP THB BAB. C. C, Montgomery K. H. Nlckerron VILIyWRlOHTS. B. O. Cummings Fnlton Wm. Fulton MILLIKBIIT. Mist E. Armstrong Mn. L. McDowelT HACHOCB BHOr. L. 8. Wright PAIMTBRS. Gilbert Hathaway John McCoy PHYSICIANS. H. Bowbm Q. H. Miller Henry A. Mott JUQUI 3 ti n 1 a\iiir 1 v;•••«•• MJm D« nivWv ™ A. Lamberton, W. Meth. PLAWIHO MACHIBX Wm. Markam, Meth. McDowell A Dalxell John Morrison, 8. Pres. PUMPS. A. Shaw, Prus. Samuel Doran CLOTHING * TADUOBna. POST MABTKB. Thomas Martin John Northrup COOPBR SHOP. PAPBB VOX. Elijah 8UU Dodds A Wilson COLLECTOR OP CUSTOMS. PUBLIC UOUSBS. George Moody Wm. Clark OARPBMTBRB * JOIN BBS. Wm. Ollvtr Oliver Brough SAW Mtm§. Robert DalKcll Samuel Doran Leonard McDowell Bkinncr A Bhoen Robert Powers SASH, DOORS A BLTBD*. George Washburn McDowell A Daliell OABDIMQ A CLOTH DBXSS- aURTBYOR. no. Samuel Doran John 8tarks DRBSS MAKBM*. Mrs. F. Brady Mrs. L. Atkins 4BNBRAL MBBOHAirra. B. Armstrong A. Dunn Dodds A Wilson R. Harper H. B. A J. L. Proctor Charles Parlow W. L. Rutherford GUN SMITH. D. C. Starks PLOURINO MILUS. Fulton A Wood J. V. C. Northrup HATS, CAPS * PUBS. H. B. Pratt HITJBS * LSATHSBV P. Dalton HARNBSS SHOPS. Irrin Jardin 8. P. Wilson H. Montgomery SALOONS. J. L. Bockas Thomas Mea T. Nowland STATS PAOTOBY. Dr. Worthlngton aUPBBVISOB. *' Walter Wilson SHINGLB MACHIHB. Stephen Burdick TAMNKBY. Peter Dalton TIM SMITH. L. Batch TOWT* CLBRK. Thomas Peacock, Jr. TTJRHBRS. John Armstrong Stephen Burdick UXDBRTAKBB. RlenaM Tonsg WAOOM * »LBIGH MAX** C. Conron Louis Tredell TO RBflT. O NBVHALF OF A NBABLY NBW, WELL- ftnlshed, double two-story Brick House, situ- ated on Green-Street, between Morris and Hamil- ton-Streets. D. H. WELLS. p WHEELER A WILSON BEWING MA _L CHINE, pronounced by universal consent the best Sewing Machine in the World, is now for sale with Important Improvements at reduced prices, CHARLES ASHLEY. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Ostisx in Books sod SUttonsry, NO. 6 EAGLE BLOCK, (up sUlrs,) Ford Street, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. ~~ ' Whsl. RtL Jomplete wks of Addlson, 6 v IS mo. do. 17.60 5.00 Goldwmith 4 vol. Fielding 4 Smollett « Bterne S Dean Swift 6 8. Johnson S DefQB 9 C. Lamb 6 6.M194 6.00 8.84 7.60 6.00 180 1.67 6.00 7.60 3.60 1.07 S.60 urn 4.17 6.36 6.001.84 3.00 1.84 3.00 1.84 8.00 \.m «.00 8.85 LvHnnt H. More 4 Jans Porter 3 C. Bronte 8 T./emtaonft Classical Library, 7v ltmo.cloth, works of Taadtos, Hsredotea, Xenophen Cessr, Tkaddides, Livy, translated into En- luh 1400 7.00 ils's AncisBt History .tvol (too sheep 4.00 3.00 lom's Middle Ages 1 '• » 3.00 1.00 Etusaeirs Modern Europe J \ \ 6.00 8.00 FsnrasOBj'sHtstoryofSomel 44 • u < MO 1.00 Gillls History of Greece 1 \ \ 3.00 1.00 Hobertson's Scotland * Ancient IT\ 3.00 1.00 Biography. Lives, of Washington, Marrion Greene, Putnam, Morgan, Napoleon, Jacksoa Green, Patrick fiUury, each ISmo. cloth 1.00 80 Itepben's Egvpt A Holy Land J.OO 1.00 Humbold'iiTrsveli •••»• 1.36 76 Henry Ward Beecher Religious Views 1J6 60 14 \ \ Lecfureii to youg Men 76 871£ Livingston's Travels In Africa 1.36 9o HsadTey's Sacrsd MounUins 1.09 60 Charles Dickens complete Wks 7 vo sheep 18.00 9.74 S r Alter Scott '• complete wks 87 vol cloth 37.0018.80 rs. Heman's complete Poetical works, w Bmo. sheep, Scott, Pope, Moore, Cow- K , Milton, Burns, Byron, Ben Jobu- , Shakspeare, Hood, each t.00 1.60 Msrryatt's complete works. 8 vol. shuep 8.00 3.00 Hscsuly's England, 6 vol 8.66 3.35 Gibbons Rome 6 \ .- 8.76 3.86 When $10 worth of the list of books Is ordered at one time, a further discount from the wholesale prices will be allowed of 10 per cent. This is a rare opportunity to procure books wanted from toe above list and available only to the 1st of April. It Is much lower than the usual wholesale prices of these books In small quantities. Many of thtse books wlU soon b« out of Print and newma- rlly scarce as the Firm which has published the Boost of them Is dissolved and their stereotype eatold. e have in addition to the above 360 different kinds of 13 mo. books. Catalogue price from $1 totl 36, which I will seU at one half off, aud 10 ser cent tf pp worth is purchased. I am agent for Derby A Jackson's books, and will sell as advertised by them until April 1st. H. F. LAWHJBNCK. Ogdensburgh, March 6th 1861. UNITED STATES HOTEL, MAS6ENA SPRINGS, N. Y. H. B. WHITE, PROPRIETOR. taF'Horses and Carriages always at hand, and per- sons conveyed to any point, when desired. [5Kltf] HAOLE HALL, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, The great Wizard, Comic Vocalist, Yankee Corn- median aad Ventriloquist. ASSISTED BY M*XJTJE3 JOeilC DT7PR1CB1, The besBtlful Dsnseuoe and Mysterious Lady, will give two of tkelf SOIREES MYSTER1EUSE8 Monday 4c Tnosday • lltbfJcllttla. Constating of Muatc, Mirth, Wit, Science and Novelty. Admission 25 Cental. t^fDoors open at 7, to Commence at 8 o'clock. >xo FORD STREET, OODJENSBUROH. Physician's PrescriptlonB and Family Recipes faithfully and accurately dispensed. JOHN RINDOB Begs to announce, that he has secured the ser- vices of I>R. R. W. RBXFORD, Who will devote his whole attention to the dis- pensing at Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes, Ac., and having just received a general assortment of Drugs, Chemicals, Ac., from the purest sources, he would most respectfully so- licit patronage. AMERICAN Hat COMPANY. NOTICE FOR TUB PEOPLE. GREAT CHEAP 8ALE. GREAT CHEAP HALK GREAT CHEAP SALE. GREAT CHEAP SALE. GREAT CHEAP BALE. At Retail for Wholesale Prices. At Retail for Wholesale Prices. At Retail for Wholeaale Prices. At Retail for Wholesale Prices. At Retail for Wholesale Prices. Hats, Cap«, Straw Goods, &c. Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, See. Hats. Caps, Straw Goods, See. Hat*, Cas>«, Straw Goods, *c. Hats, Caps, Straw Goods, See OMrlH, Boys, ABO. Q-irlB, Boys, <fco. l B A Merva, Men**, QirlB, Boys, <fco. Men's, Q-irls, Boyn, Ace. Men's, CHrls, Soys, &o. Men's, <3-irls,1Joy», <5cc. AT GRXBNB A CO's, F^rd Street. AT GREENE A CX>'«, Ford Street. AT GREENE A (JO's, Ford Street. AT GREENE A CO's, Ford Street. AT GREENE A CO's, Ford Street. TO HBMCHAlfTS. mHE StTBSC&IBERS HAVING PURCHASED JL at late Auctions In New-York a large stock of various kinds of Hata, Ac, will sell the same to Merchants at much lower prices than they can be purchased from any Jobbing HOUHC in the United States. 8maU Profit* and. Qufaft 8oUt U OUR MOTTO, GREENE A CO. HiffhMt Frtot Fsid for all kinds of Eaw Fun, NO. 8 , FORD STREET. Ogdensburgh, March 6th, 1861. [84tf. laei. SPRING- 8TYLE8. Just received, a line lot of those Superior WOVEN GUN tTRAILS Skirts. For durability, elegaac* of shape and general finish, they are unsurpassed. J. H. GUEST. OgdensburgV Msrch 8,1801. [dAwlm] Cl HAKER BROOMS-A 8MALL LOT OF THESE n Superior BROOMS, to close out cheap. [1-tf] CHARLES ASHLEY. INSURANCE. ^ ' OGDENSBUROH WENERAX, ' FIHB AND MARINE INBURANCE AGKNCY. \ North Western Fir© Jc Martne Insnr- alne« €o«, Oswesjo, N. Y . CAPITAL, llCO/JOe-SUUPLUS, $161,900. Continental Insurance Companr of New-York. CAPITAL, |o00,000-SUKPLU8, Ftre Inssirane* Compaay, New-York. CAPITAL, $500,000-flURPLUB, $180,81«. t Fire IBMU ranee Co,, New-York. CAPITAL, fj50,0(»-SUttPLU8, $7o,«Tl. Fire Insurance Company, Brooklyn, N. Y. CAPITAL, tWO.OOO-SURPLUfi, $88,148. AtlaaUte Fire * Harlne Inanrance Co., FroTldenee, R. I* OAPTTAL, $lW,000-SURPLU8, H Firs Insmrasiee t Sprlngaela, Msuss. CAPITAL, $100,000- SURPLUS, Park Fire Inanranee Company, New-York. CAPITAL, $WO,000-SURPLUS, $TB,888. Hampden Fire Insaranee Company, SprtngHeld, Ilfassj. CAPITAL, $150,000-^URPLUS, LoHllard Fire Insurance Company New-York. CAPITAL, $150,800~8URPLC8, $77,151. Ifbrth American Fire Insurance Co., r New-York. CAPITAL, |360,000-8URPLU8, $68,007. North American Fire Insurance Co., Hartford. CAPITAL, $800,000—SURPLUS, Sprlnjgneld Fire and Marine Insurance Company, Springfield, Mass. CAPITJ Policy holders rsceivs annually a share of the profits in the Continental, Security, Lorillard and North American Insurance Companies, New- York, without incurring any liability. Farmer* and others desiring insurances will find tt for their interest to call at this Agency before insuring elsewhere. For Insurance, to any amount, apply to k>. H. CHAPIN, Agent, Also Notary Public and Attorney and Counsellor at Law. > Corner qf Ford and ItabeUa Street*, OGDENSBURGH, N. Y. [1 tf ] HARD-WARE AND IRON. IRON A HARDWARE MERCHANT, (Old stand of G. D. A L I*. Seymour) OGDKNSEIURGH, NEW-YORK. M ACHINE BELTING, SUPERIOR OAK Tanned Leather Belting, Rubber Belting, a full assortment for sale by CllAfl. ASHLEY. 1*81 STOVBSI STOVES! 1861. AGENCY OF RATHBONE 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- brstfld patterns, UNITED STATES, SYLVAN WlTCBTand GOOD SAMARITAN. These cast- ings are warranted of the very best quality. CUA8. ASHLEY. T HE CELEBRATED WHEELER A WILSON Sewing Machine, with important improve- ments at reduced prices. This is justly regarded as the Standard Sewing Machine of the day.— Pamphlets forwarded when desired, containing full description of the various patterns. Machines warranted. CHARLES A8HLKY, Agent for Wheeler A Wilson, Sewing Machine Co. WO GOOD LUMBER WAGONS FOR SALE Cheap, apply to CHAS. ASHLEY. T To Wagon Makers and RJaeksmltna, W E ARE NOW RECEIVING AN EXTENSIVE Stock In this Dvpartment, and have many new and valuable Improvements. We are pre- pared to sell cheap. CUAS. ASHLEY. ICWENCH'S CONICAL WASHING MACHINE, J? The best in the market. No family should be without one. CHAS. ASHLEY. H AY CUTTERS, 8TRAW CUTTERS, ROOT Cutters! The most approved patterns for sale. CHAS. ASHLKY. P LOUGHS 1 PLOUGHS !-^A GOOD VARIETY to sell tt rery low figures. Farmers please look at this stock. CHAS. ASHLEY. H OUSE BUILDING HARDWARE, PAINTS, Oil, Varnishes, Window Glass, Ac. Our as- sortment In this line in very complete, and afford* the best opportnity for builders to select House Trimmings of the latest styles, at the lowent fig- ures. CBAS. ASHLEY. M ILK PANS AND TIN WARE OF EVERY Vsriety. CHA8. ASHLEY. M ACHINE CARDS,-A FULL ASSORTMENT for sale by CHARLES ASHLEY. 1 ODD LUMBER WAGON. FOR SALE CHEAP. XX CHARLES ASHLEY. CASH PAID FOR RAGS. W E WILL PAY Tnree Cents PER POUND for Paper Rags, and ONE and ONE-HALF CENTS for Woolen rags, in tmati or large quanti- ties, from one pound to 100 tons, delivered at the Oswegatchie PsperiMin, went side of the Bridge, Ogdeusburgh, N. Y. BTURTEVANT, SONS A CO. March 4th, 1861. • [I d)Qt AAA AAA — A BLUE BOOK (RoO f/UU UUU, of all the Ofllces of the United-States Government, with the Salaries attached, 87k[ cents. Any kind of Government Books supplied. Catalogue furnished. Editor* K bllsblng this will be sent a copy of the BLUE )OK. Address, ALFRED HUNTER, Bookseller, Washington, D. C. For sale by TUley A Bro., Ogdensburgh, N. Y P ROTECTION AGAIN8T FIRE AND BURG- lans WIMKB'B world-renowned SALAMAN- DER SAFES, of varlons sices, for sale at mann- foctnrers' prices. CHARLES ASHLEY. FOR SALB OR TO RENT. A NEW TWO-BTORY BRICK HOUSE, HITU- ated on New-York Avenue, west side of the Bridge, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. Apply on the prera- Isesto JAMES McGUlKE. Ogdensburght March 4,1861. M OHAWK AXES, LITTLE FALLS MAKE. Cutf] OHXSTABHLBX INSURANCE. FIttE INStFRANCE! tTC. 3D. G-TTHWX 1 , -dL*t., (BUCCB0SOB TO JAB. O. HOPKINU,) For the foUowinx reliable N«w York City Stock Companies of Large C*»h Capitals, viz: HOWARD INSURANCE CO., N. Y. Capital $*0,<W(t Assets SiS.ttfi.'} LA MAR FIRK INSURANCE CO., N. Y. Capital $800,000 Assets 8W,W& KIETROFOlilTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, N. X. Capital $800,000 Assets 866,441 HANOVER FIRE INS. CO., N. Y . Capital §900,000 Assets B»,(D» The above companies which are among the very BEST, were selected by my predecessor who wan in the business, Home 80 yearn, and paid for lon&o In Ogdensburgh, Pr«»i»cott and vicinity, near SKV EN'rY-FIVK THOUSAND DOLLARS. &T OFFICE IN HOPKINS BLOCK.^MA WM. E . GUEST, Agl., [1-tf ] Also Justice of the Peace. LIFE AND HBE INBUBANOE. J. H. I^AtRCHILD, A«ent. Have you provided for your family an Insurance on your Life t JLlCs Insurance Com] Brooklyn, N. Y. GUARANTEE CAPITAL, $1*5,000. Invested in Stocks of tho State of New-York, aud * tret class Bonds and Mortgages. GEO. C. RIPLBY, BecV W. 8. GRIFFITH, Pres. Z. B. BRIDGES, Medical Examiner. Board of Reference : Hon. DAVID C. JUDSON, G. M. FOSTER, Esq.. lion. JAMES AVERKLL, ELIJAH WHITE,E»q Hon. CHARLES G. MYERS. • Atlantic Five Insurance Company* ol Brooklyn, N. Y. Chartered 1861. Capital $150,000—Assets $367,408. HORATIO DORR, Sec'y. JOHN D. COCKS, Prea. Lenox Fire Insurance Company, o f New-York. Chartered 1868. Capital $100,000,—Securely in- vested In Bonds and Mortgages. W. M. FRANKLIN, Sec., GEO. A. JARVIS, Pres. I am prepared to fill applications for Life and Fire Insurance tn the above Companies, which an among the best In the country. Psrties wishing to Insure will be called on at request. EsT'Ofilce up stairs Mechanic s Block, over J. WTGlasford's Store. Ojfdeasbnrgh, N. Y. [M-dAwtf.] JOHN H. KAIHCHILD, Agent. ill TOT Life. Fire and Marine Stock Inssj* ranee Agency. tarSTRONGSST IN THE STATB._JE| ,_ • * & Old JEtna Insurance Company, & Of Hsrtford,-lncorporated 1»1«. •. CapiUL $1.000,000.... Surplus, $694,000. t CHARTER PKRPETUAL7 g Home Insurance Company, M of New York. J CaplUl, $1,000,000... .Surplus, $461,000. £ Old Hartford Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn., 1810. *i CaplUl $500,000.... Surplus $456,000. 1 CHARTER PERPETUAL. jT Western Massachusetts Ins. Co., »: PUtsfteld, 1869. ' £ Capital $180,000.... Surplus $60,000. L Pkosnlx Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn., 1864. Capital, $400,000... .Surplus $300,000. City Insurance Company. Hartford, Conn. Capital $350,000... Surplus $75,000. New Rns;land Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn., 1858. Capital $900,000... Surplus $S6,oOO. Norwich Insurance Company. Norwich, Ct., 1808. R CaplUl $900,000.... Surplus $32,000. * Connecticut mutual Life Ins. Co. £ Assets, $8,000,523. K e * I Qfe H Fanners of HL Lawrence County. I can in- sure your houses and barns for a term of three yearn or more, at lower rates than mu- tuala, for cash down. No premium note* ta- ken and no AaseeomeuU made. Call and *cc before hiBurlng. I own no stock in either company, mod my customers may continue to rely on my best judgment tp their i»ecuri ties under their policien. Apply to A. P. Morae or P. McGrady, Ham- mond; C. L. Lum, Rotthie; F. Phelan, Mor- ristown • G. B. A H. Andrews, Maseena; G. J. Hall, RaymoDdttvUle. lafVoar patronage i» respectfully solic- ited. L. HASBROIJCK. Ogdensbnrgh, March 1, lHtil. D Ap lrgnTfifT. BXF0SM PHTSICSXAK Dr. JACKSON ATLEICH, A. N, f INDIANOPATHIST. K. A1XEIGH CONFINE8 HIS PRAC- tice to the treatment of OLD CHROMIC DISEASES. The hundreds afflicted with Scrofula, Humors, and Blood or Skin Disease*, Chronic Dyspepsia, Piles, Kheumattam, Jaundice, Lung, Liver, Kid- ney, and Heart Complaints, arc asked to consult him. Sickly, weak, suffering Females, and afflicted men, with broken down bodies weak backs, de- ranged nerves, and general bodily debility,—*U those who complain or suffer from diseases, but can find no relief under the old systems, one and all, had best consult Dr. AUeigh. MEDICINES PURELY VEGETABLE. But few persons are aware that the Vegetable Materla Mtdlca contains ten reliable rtmedlm for one, used by the old ttchool Doctor*. And but few know, that instead of a bundle of Herbs. Roots, and Barks, these Medicinss are given rn the form of Fluid*. Extract*, Compound*. Powders, Ac., are pleasant as well as effectual, and cure when nothing el*? helps, beside their uso does not reduce or weaken the system, or keep a man from labor. MEDICAL ADVICE FREE TO PATIENT8 ConsulUtion Office, [1-dtf] Ogdensburgh, N. Y. W. P. WHITCOMB, AGENT FOB WM. B. M0BEH0USE & CO., Importers and Wholesale Dealers in WINES, LIQUORS AND SEQAR8, No*, t * 5 Exchange Place, Jersey City. Bottled Wine* and Liquors for Medicinal and Family use, put up in cases^assorted to suit cus- tomers. Address orders by Mall, to W. PITT WHTTCOMB, Ogdentburgh, N. T.
