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OHILPR^'8 CABINET. THB T1AYXUJS AHD TBS 1 k JiSLl. Two travellers throngh a forest strayed, Who wwro of various fo««s afraid; tint each beforehand hud agreed To aid hit frteod In tliu*» of ueed. TW had »*>t '\\H lMum t»\ r «'. Wnon from a thicket nish'd a bear; But nee how WIMIII a promise full* Wbon danger rom«» and fiwr pre* all* I The man who juwt his word had pass'd, Now scrambled up a troo lu haste, Regardless of bin lonely matu, Will* lay IB ^nvroteetw \*»»•' Klat »• his fa***, and mottotilcsH The part of prudence In that <-aso. Ho Rrulit now drew near, *tU said, SmeiTd to his ear, auU thought ulm , dead, And whilst the man hi* fears digested, on, and loft him unmolestdd. h fihfll fi Wftitt on, and loft him unmoledd. Tha danger o'ur, tho unfaithfu friend Couldquickly from tho troo descend; In anxious question* wan vipert, A* whether nu wore scared or hurt: Hut moot ospeo tally Inquired ' If tho bear spoke, and what transpired. \ Why, JM, kind air,\ replied tho other, \ He ask'd if yon wure frlt'iid or brother. HaWI ho. » Whate'er ho In, tin vaiu To think of trusting him again. You'd hotter In yourself confide Than have pretenders at yonr vide.'\ z MAXTOR IS A OREAT HATTER.\ UV VI88 8EDOWICK. Edmund Burke, a groat and good man, my* : \ Marnier* »r« of mow importance thun IHWH; upon them, in a great meas- ure, tho laws depend. Tho low touches ' \w but hero and thero. Manner* arc what vex or Rootho, corrupt or purify, ex- alt or debam 1 , barbarize or rvftne us, by a <-oimtant, atoiwly, unifonn operation like that of the air we breathe. \ WJiat are manners ? Arc they not the cxprctwiotiR of your dtftpoHitionsand affec- tion*? Are they not the outward ftlgns of the <iunlltU» of your minds ami hcarta? Tho manner IH but tho beautiful outHido of the rich fruit under it—the bloom of the poach. There in one qual- ity of mind wnlch more than all others gives the right tone, modification and ex- prwwion to mauner. Thin U one of the JiighcHt Qualities with which man IN en- dowed. It in thin quality which leads • him to build temples to God, and to wor- nhip Him every where amid his works.— The want of this quality leaves you without one of the most delightful fee- lings, and highest graces. • Without it you are destitute <>t the loveliest charm o£ «hUdhooU f ami if you continue with- out it, your oxiittoiico will low its highest elevation, you will lie without the ninin- •pring of all the nobler sentiments.— What is it ? r Rovereucu i« implanted by the Deity in human nature, hut it may be uprooted, or die *w*y from uegtact. To you is com- mit toil tho cart! and responsibility of its rulttvfttion. Ileliffioufl reverence will tua<l you to worship Uod~-to think of hi* in Unite grrntness and umuetiBumt love with n holy fading. It will prevent your npetiking his numo profanely. It * wtlf lead yftu to rwpect every thing con ruM'teU with religion. If you have this quality in perfection, you wifl look with admiration on all the ix'uutlfhl work* of Oodj and on the great work* of wan. You will love to read ot great action* ami good deeds. Your heart will glow, when you Bee any one overcoming an evil appetite, or conquer- ing a bad passion, or performing a good action. • Yon will wp«ct ymir parents, your teach«rR, and your eldere,—you will do more than this*, you will \honorall men,\ fl>r you will feel that every human Iteing haH that in him, which, though he may neglect and wrong it, others may not—an immortal wml. THI fiOTOSHOLD \0000 FIGHT.\ 14 Good night I\ A loud clear vofco from the ntairtt Haid that it was Tommy's. 14 Dmul night !\ munnera a little souao- thing from the trundle lied; a little some- tiling we call Jenny, that filled a large place in tho ouiittr of one or two pretty large heart*. u Oood night I\Haps a little fellow in plain rifle drew*, who was chrintuA*t Willie about nix years ago. \ Now J lay mo down to sleep, 1 pray lh« Lorn my sont to keep; Aud It I should dlo bofucti I w a k «\ and the *ma1l bundle Lu the trundle bed hatt dropped off to sleep, but an angel will finish tho broken prayer, and it will go up sooner than many long-winded Delations that set out a great while i>e- fore it. M0BL1 CHILD. Whon the United States was drawing near the Macedonian, a child on Ixmru said to Decatur, \Commodore I wish yow would put my name on the muster mil!\ \What for T \That I may get a share of the prize money.\ It was done; aft.er the capture, the Commodore sakl, \Well Ned, she's oure, and your share of tho prize money will l>e about two hundred dollars, what will you do with it T \I'll WNI otu> hundred to my moth- er, and the other shall send me to school.' This boy was a midshipman. TUB inoreTainuin really knows tli« less conceited he will be. TUKUU ta Indeed no blesning equal to the (msnossion of a stout heart, Ho that know* ustrftil tilings, and not he that knows many things, is the wise man. HOPR is like the sun, which as we journey toward it, castu the shadow of our burden behind us. MKN who have raised themselves from • huiuble calling need not he ashamed, but rather ought to l>e proud of the diffi- culties they have surmounted. WJLTGra?, CMKJU * JEWELRY. Wholeaaie A K«tall Dealer lu \Watches Cluoka and Jewelry, RNOLISH AND SWIM WATCHBS! fcri Gold and Silver Csae», FINJffl ©OLD JBJWIDLRY! Bats of Lava, Corsl, Cameo, Mosaio^Qarnot. Jet, \tola, Ac. Chain*. tWaliL LockAts, Bracelets, Diamond, Peart, and Opal lunge, Gold Fens, with ov*ry variety of rases, Hpectai lea of all kinds. Silver Ware, equal to Coin, Tea, Dessert, aud Table ttpoons, Fork*. Batter Kalve*, Halt aa« Mustard Spoons, Cake Baskets, Oaauirs, Coffee Urns, Tea Sels, Ac. Btnbraclug uvery description of the very best SIXVBIl PfeAIWU WUUfil Au oxcellent aftsortment of MICKOHCOPBS, Bpy Olaanen, Mathematical Inntrumentf. Hurvey- or'e iDBtrumeiitd, ComuaBtKie of all kiuds, Ac. tight Day and Thirty Hour Clock*! of every deaorlptlon. Muioal Inatrtunonis, Vio- lin and Guitar String, Ac, Ac. QJ.0CKS! Xanufacturvd to Order, and Warranted. WT As proof o( the oerullar pku) o KIMW, n raanufactortaf «up«rlor (Uooka, all are roapect- fullv Invited to call and *ee namplea of tho^e made by the Hubocrlher, to which were awarded all tho premium* at (lie Fain* In thin vicinity, (both bi Mn CVmnty and Canada,)fc>r tho two jromW part, for the be»»tChroiif>m«t©rC'lorkn,of theexhlbltor'a own manufacture. Work done for Waioh Maker!, an uiiual, at a discount. Jewelry made to order. 14. B.—Ui U\e/euairiiti| nf Watches, L'lot:k»«nd Joweiry, KKNMUIR hae uo «qu»l In lhf« nectiou. Judstm Bank Building, Ford St. OgdtnaburgA. [i-tf j • AVA.TOHB3S JJUWELRY (8UCCEB8OR TO 8EELY A FREEMAN,) I K««p« coniUmtly on Hand, a Iw^e stock of Amerionn, lOnalish ancl StvisB GOLD AID ttLVKB WATOHSI! , i Fine Jewelry• Solid Silver Ware; the best Of American Plated Gomt*; Table and Pocket Cutlery; Fancy (loodu ; Combs and Bh The Larcent Btock to be found in Northern New-York. Watches and Jewelry Neatly re|>airod and warranted. DAWBOH, WAHHEN A t0~ Agent for SINOjRTTS &BWINO MACHINES A good supply of standard and family machines constantly ea hand. , | Cash Paid for Old Gold and SilTar. j. :F\ Bagle Block, Ford St., Ogdensburgh, |T. Y. APOTHKCiRI AND OQDENSBUROn, N. Y., WholaaaJo and Rotail Dealer In DRUQS, CHEMICALS, FKBJX7B0QLY, PATENT BDEDIC3KE8, PAINTS, VAKKIBHE8) f «ft>o. MEDICATED GINGEUBUEAD For eradicating ovory tpcclcb of in i, NUTS, In Children antl G-x^>wn Persons. BKXFOHD'S COMPOUND OAnOKIlLE CORDIAL ! Unrivalled as a Tonic and as a Remedy of INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA, WBAKSJSB, 9XHEBAL DEBILITY, «©., 4«. Depot (or tho sale of the above, Whofeaale and Retail, at JOHN RINDGB'8 rhruff ©tore. Ford St., Oftdensburgh, N. ¥ • Bpoolal W S WOULD RECOMMEND THOSE WHO are in want of. or abont to nsc Paintl, Oili and Yanichet, to JOHN KINDQE. 14,Ford »t., Ogdonsburgh, ax we have u*ed nnd touted hi« Paint*, Colore and Varuishea. We take lt In referring you tu him. , Daniel Judnuii, Hanker J. W. Harhlaon, Painter, J. D. Judtxm. do Charles Amhirmn, <V> J, A <», R. Uell, Jewulera A. Wuhb, (^arriagr \W'k'r Wm, FurniftH, A. Callaghan, do Jer«mlah Baldwin, Brown & Uuuroo. Build W. C. Alden, era, Jamer Brown, Madrid, George Ryan, Builder, H. RowlamL lUaok Ufco, Hmltf Jiyan, do II. Butrick,Morri«towu, Urla« Plenum, do A. P. Monte, Hammond, Carlo* Slocutnb, do Oeo. Chambcrn, I.Ubon, J. B. Averell ft Co., W. Proare, Heuvclton, R. B. Allen A Hou, J. L. Ollbert, Canton, H. T. Bacon, Fall\ J. Wllmot Smith, Abram Motcalf, Painter, Capt. David Alton, David Child, do Capt. Rusecl DUbrow, Hj»wkhiK ft WDcox do Capt. Utram RumtUi, David II. Bowert, d(> Capt. Geo. Cochrin, Charh'B Hhepard, Agent. American Line Steamers, Bzpreaa Lino Steamers. OGDENSBUROH, N. T. IMP0BTBB8 AID DEALEBS IV M«JI, CROCKERY, CLASH AND nn vntv v Plato Ware, and House-Furnishing Goods, Bird Cages, Feather Dusters, Door Mats, Lamps, Chandeliers, Lumps, Wicks and Globes, Children's Wagons, Cradles and Fancy Uoods. AOENT8 FOR PtnnaylTsmla. Illvnalnatlnr OU Co. fOBUBl P >AXUT LOilTK BUBJT- We hare on hand a latge assortmtnlof Korosene and Fluid Lamps, Chandeliem aad Flxtnrwl, Hat- trlaalfor liKhtlng Parlom, Halls and Charchen. Which w« are now BellCbg at graatly reduced prl- cos. We have OIOCKERT AND OIiA«ft»WABB. In small packages, assorted for Conutrr Merchants and Pedlars At NewwYork Prloea. Also Kerosene. Carbon and Illuminating Oil, and Fluid by the barrel. Merchanta or those who wish to buy tor their own ns«, will flnd It for their interest to give us a oaU before purchasing else- where. Ogdcnsbargh, March 4th, 1801. M-dAw/J fAJLVAMLWt STOttR PROPERTY FOR SAXR. I N NORTH LAWltKNCK. THB SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his one and a half story store (now occupied by L. R. TOWKSBND,) situated on the corner of Main and Mill-street*; slae 94x40 foet. A good Hay Heals will be sold with the Store; the whole property for tae low price of $700; one quarter down, and balance In one and two years. Also for sale, an assortment of general mer- chandise, valued at about $1,800, wholesale, which I will sell at six, twelve and eighteen montba, on good approved paper. A. J. niTIHBWI. North Lawrence, March 1,1861. [dAwltn ] TUB FOLLOWING GROCERIES AR» FOUND AT SITUMR AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. Ho*Viu*> ftftiook, Mmmi end of Bridge, QGDEN8BRUU& N. Y. TEAS. Young Hysou Onn Powder Imperial Twankay Black Teas BUUAR*. SPICES. Onmndttnd unground. Pepper Allspice Cinnamon Cloves Coffee Crushed Qmnnlated Powdered COFtn. Java Rio Maricalbo Mocha All kinds Burned an4 Qroand Rice titnger Pearl Barley Currants Ratelns ' . • Ki l te Sardines EXTRACTS. Lemon Vanilla Pine Apple Roue RaBpbcrrry Almond* Ca)le# . » Nectarine Essence Peppernrtat Caetor OH GUB Caps Water-proof Onn Gaps Powder Shot OILS. Whale ar Kerosene Vinegar Molasses Dried Apples Green Apples Cheese Faucets Wrapping Paper * f Twine Shoe Blacking \ Brushes Home Brushes Pails Tubs Mops Mop Handles Morlaril Epsom Baits Salt Petre Alum Saferatas Soda Vermadlla Macaroni Sago Caraway Seed Prepared; Proina, - \ Chocolate Parlna Com Starch •gtVwr Gloss SMMrOh Indigo Fig Blue Bath Bricks CANDLES. Parapet Sperm French Sperm Tallow * Pipes Matches TOBACCO. Fine Cut oViiiK Hemp seed Canary Seed gyrup Biraps ' Flour Back Wheat Flour Indian Meal Oat Meal Pork FISH. Salmon Mackerel Herring Htecoes White Fish ipeckle Trout Mackinaw Trout Table Salt Garden Seeds Scrub Brushes Clothes Pins NEW. ST. LAWRENCK COUNTY GAZETTEER AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY, A Mott U$i/td Book for t/ut PtopU. Containing over 4W Royal Octavo Page*.~-in4ftra- ted wltll numerous Engrivlngs and Cuts of QurilU Buildings, Ac , with oeat and s^bstahtlai glltbrndlng, OSLT ONE DOLLAU PKB COPT. TBAT0H 4 CHILD, PUBLISHERS, mine WORK WILL CONTAIN THE NAMES , JL- aad residences of the basines* men of tne County. Including Merchants of all kinds. Mechan- ics of all classes. Physicians, Lawyers, County Of- ficers, many of the Town Officers, Ac. Table of distances between Villages, Census Returns, In- terest Tables, Calendars for 18fil—'fl»—6»—T4—'flfi, ( Supervisors' Estimate, and Statistical Table of the County for 1860, and much other valuable informa- tion, such as every Professional mnn. Merchant, Mechanic or. Painter upednand should have. The publishers arc aware that great responsibil- ity rests With them, in the undertaking or pnilinh- Ing a work of the kind; but having energy\ and some experience, they hope to furnish the public with a work that will in every way meet with their wishes. I One of \he publishers being a practical printer, of twenty years experience in some of the nest Job Oflces in the State, should be a guaranty, so far an the arrangement and typographical exe- cution o/ the work Is concerned. |3F~it is propos- ed tdpanllsh 8,000 copies, and the publishers ask aud expect that patronage which A work of the kind deserves. Advertisements will bo Inserted at various pri- ces, ranging from $6 to $80, according to the space occupied. ti . « fS^-Coples, (ntrylhg from one to ten,) given gratis to Advertisers. . • Tho largest and one of the finest Counties in the State surely ought to respond to the call, to patron- ize a work having such general circulation, exam- ined and ruad as this will be. Afl comninnicationw snouid ne aflaresftcd to YKATON ic CHILD, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. Ogdcnsbnrgb. March 4tb, Ififli. NTB.—All subscriptions by Mall, should be ac- companied by the Cash, and the work will be for- warded as soon as ready, we thtnk, sometime in he month of June next. Y. ft 0. HAUD-WAJRE AND IRON. IBON A HARDWARE (Old stand of G. D. A I. L. Seymour) OdinBNSBURGH, NEW-YORK. OGDBN8BVB6H ROOK STORK, NBivYB ROOM AND BOOK BINDERY, (Successor to J. C. SPBAOUS,) No. 6 EAoui BLOct, FoBDBf., Wholeaals and Retail dealer In all kinds of SCHOOL, LAW, BLANK, JUVENILE, TOY AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, Cap. Letter. Note and Wrapping Paper; Wash- ington, Medallion, Republican and all other kinds orSWel Pens: Lead Pencils, Sealing Wax, Ink*, Mucilage, Wafers, Hlatcs, Hibles, MethodUt Hymn and Catholic Prayer lk>ok«; Rulor«, Paper CutterH, Cards, Seals, Tapes, Drawing Pencils, Port Folios, Djarles, Port Ifonafes, Dice, Back Gammon Boards, Chess, Gift Books of every description, Ac., Ac, for sale cheap. 8INGINU BOOKS, The latest kinds kept constantly on hand. SHEET MUSIC. On hand a very large assortment, aad will furnish any plic*> on short notice. GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, A choice lot of Dawson's and Warren A Hyde's kept, and will be sola as low as at any other es- tablishment in Northern New-York. PAPER HANGINGS, A large quantity of new styles, and will be sold as low is can be bought elsewhere. NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS* A NOVELS, The latest City Dajly Papers, Magaeinos and Novels, Ac, always ready. Subscription* soli- cited. SCHOOL BOOKS, A large stock Uniformity, and other School Books constantly on hand. Teachers, Pedlert», and Merchants supplied at the lowest whole«al« rates. PIANOS AND MELODEONS. The best manufactured in the country, furnish- ed, and at rates which defy competition. tVlnstruraents to rent. BINDERY. All kinds of Blank Books manufactured to order and binding of every description done up in flue style and at low rates. IMtT) ed to od p in fl IM-tT) TO MXROHAHTJ VMITOIG OGDEJWBUEaH: CALL AJTD LOOK OVKR OUR School Stock, JBlanJk Boolts, and Stationery, (No. 0 Eagle Block, up stairs.) T HB STOCK IS NEARLY ALL OUR OWN manufacture, or stock for which ours Is ex- changed. I will send samples of Envelopes, Note, Letter and Cap Paper, through maiU price* mark- ed. We have established a permanent depot at Ogdensbarvh, from which our stock will he sold to Merchants and Jobbery as low as could bv from out New York Store. The freight on Straw and Rag Wrapping Paper from New York City to Ma- lone aad. Ogdensbiirgh. Is an average of over one- half cent per pound ; from the Factories in thin State to New York City, about one-half pur cent, a pound. We exchange goods of our own manu- facture wtth Paper Factories near home; there- fore can save the freight to Merchants, by selling at exact Factory prices, which is lowor than usually purchased of New York jobbers. TO CANVASSING ABBOTS. We publish a largo number of Books used by City Gift Enterprise Dealers, In exchange for those of other Houses. Orders will be supplied for any Book, at Pub- lishers Wholesale Prices, no matter by whom pub- lished. Special terms given to Agents. Package* for Canada wilt be delivered at the Rail Road De- pot, or Express Office, Prcscott. H. F. LAWRENCE, Ogdenaburgh, N. Y. MILLINERY. Qoods at Wholesale aad Ettail at THOMPSON'S BONNET ROOMS! Ford Street, Offdensburgh, N. Y. XW A large Stock of seasonable goods always on hand, 1-tf ] THB A. OON8ERVATIVK D EVOTED TO GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, Literature, Politics, Agriculture, &c, Ac— Is published every Friday mornlne, at PREHCOTT, C. w., and despatched by the cnrly malls, at ONE DOLLAR A YEAR in advance. It is tho aim of the publbhiT to make his jour- nal interesting to every family; conservative, as well In its moral as political teachings, nothing is allowed In its columns which might caunc the blush to mantle the cheek of the most refined.— We aim to instruct and amuae, but cannot consent to pander to vitiated tastes. A great deal of attention Is now paid to the Agrfultttrai department, and the paper Is there- fore- much sought after among Farmers, as well for its selected as original matter, furnished by practical contributors presidents of St. Lawrence County who may do- sire to take a Canadian paper arc Invited to send for a specimen copy, which will be freely furnished. TO ADVERTISERS. We ask tie attention of advertisers to the in- ducements we hold out. Our terms will be found very low. .American correspondents will please address Box M», Ogdensburgb, N. Y. CHARLES J. HYNE8, Editor A Publisher. Prescott, March, 18B1. PAULDING'B OLUE, JAPANESE POLISH, Furniture Polish, Ac, sold by CHARLES ASHLEY. £3 HAKXB BROOMS—A SMALL LOT OF THESE & Superior BROOMS, to close out ch<>ap. [1-tf] CHARLES ASHLEY. WOOD'S PATENT «AS T HE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED TO FUR- nlsh fhese celebrated Qa» Regulator*, and guarantee a saving of from twenty to twunty-flve per cent, in the consumption of Uai>. CHARLES ASHLEY. A HOST ATTTRACIYB WUITIHEB. lltE KNICKERBOCKER FOR MARCH CON- talna, Fauntleroy Verrian's Fate, by Harriet •rescott. Revelations of Wall Street,, by It. B. Klmbail, Esq., and Articles In Prosa and verse by Hon. Henry R. Schoolcraft, Hon. John W. Ed- monds, Fits-James O'Brien. Charles Aator Brist- ett, James Partoo, WUUam Wirt Sikes, Robort 8. Chilton, Henry W. Rockwell, Oliver 8. LeUnd, Joseph Barber. L. Oaylord Clark, and other dis- tinguished Authors. \W For sale by all News Agents, T HE TRIBUNE PROSPECTUS FOR Vm — Tke, Weekly Tribue is now i« Its JJtCh Vol- tnte, DuringIhe pant y«ar, tqe Trlb#ia hat been Obliged to dovots qtAto a large proportion of Its sfacc to PoUticM, hut we shall henceforth be able to limit our spaco devoted to political discussion, and devote mo«t of our column* to subject* of less Intense, but moro abiding interest. Among these, we menu to pay eupcciuT attention to I.-EDUCATION. The whole subject of Education, both Popular and General will be dlscu«»cd in our columns throughout the year 1891, and we hope to cnllat in that discussion »omu of the profound«»t thinkers and the ablest Instructors in our country. It Is at once onr hope and our resolve that the cause of Education shall reculvu au impetus Croui the ex- ertions of the Tribune in its bchair during tba year 1861. IL—AGRICULTURE. Wt have been onoipstlled to reMrlet onr elicida- tioas. of (his great interest throughout 1890, and shall endeavor to atone therefor in 1861. What- ever discovery, deduction, demonstration, Is cal- culated to rouQ«r the reward of labor devoted to cultivation more ample or more certain, shall re- ceive prompt and full attention. in.~-MANUFACTURES, *C. We hall.svery Invention or enterprise whereby American Capual and Labor are attracted to and advantageously employed in any department of Manufacturing or Mechanical Industry as a real contribution to the public Weal, insuring ampler, steadier, more oonvenleut, paorc remuneratlns markets to the Fsrtrter, with fuller employment and better wages to the laborer. The Progress of Mining, iron-making. Clothweavlnp, Ac., Ac. in our country, and the world, shall bo watched and reported by us with an earnest and active sympathy. IV.-FOREIGN AFFAIRS. We employ the best correspondents In London, Paris, Turin, Berlin, and other Euroueau capitals, to transmit us early and accurate advice* of tht great changes there silently but certainly prepar- ing. In splto of the pressure of Domestic Poll- tics, our news from the Old World is now varied and ample; but wo shall have to render it more perfect during the eventful year jut*t before us. V.-HOME NEWH. We employ regular paid correppondeots in Cali- fornia, at the Isthmus of Darlen, in tho Rocky Mouutain Gold Region, aud wherever else they •cum roqulalto. From the mow accessible por- tions of our own country, we derive our Informa- tion mainly from the multifarious correspondentf of the Associated Press, from our exchanges, and the occasional letters of intelligent friends. We aim to print thu cheapest general newspayer, with the fullest and most authentic summary of useful Intelligence, that is anywhere afforded. Hoping to \make each day a critic ou the last,\ ana prrnt a bettrr and better naper from year to year, as our means are Hteadiiy enlarged throngh the generous co-operation of our many well-wishers, we solicit ana nhail labor to deserve a continuance of public favor. TERMS. DAILY TRlBUNJsVtttl iseaw per annum WEEKLY, (58 TO CLUB8—SBMi-wvftKi,T, two copies for $6, five for $11 25, ten copies to one address for $&; and any larger number at the latter rate. For a club of twenty, an extra copy will be sent. For a club of forty, we scud the DAILT TBIBUMX gratia one year. WBBKLT: Three copies for $6, flrft copies for $8, ten for $12, and any larger Dumber at the sate of $1 20 each per annum, the paper to be address- ed to each subscriber. To clubs of twenty we send as extra copy. Twenty copies to one addret* for $iO. with one extra to him who sends us the club. For clubs of forty we send one copy of the SKMJ-WEIKLT TBI- BUNB. For each club of one hundred, rum DAILY TRIBUNI will be sent gratis one year. Payment alway* In advance. Address THB TRIBUNE, No. 164 Naasau-st., N. Y. For sale by TUley A Bro., J. Thompson, and L. A. Pierce, Ogdensburgh; Seeley A Brown, Pots- dam and Canton; TilTey A Co., Malonc. T HE ARCHITECTS' AND MECHANICS 1 JOURNAL is the only paper of the kind in this country, which Is published regularly every week, and edited by the best professional talent. Every Week, Full Page Illustrations are publinhcd, of great value to all constructors. IHuBtratlouB of the following subjects have appeared in late num- bers :—\Flying Buttresses and Pinnacles.\ In No. 18. \Cylindrical BafflU.\ In No. 17. \tttore front Fittings for Hhuttem.\ In No. 18. \Fire Beacon and Engine IIOUHC.' 1 With ground plans and Sec- tion. In No. 1$. u Opeu Timber Roofs.\ With elevation of Trinity College Torouto.\ In No. 14. \Classic Arcades. In No. 18. \Spires\ one page, and \Storm fittings,\ one page. In No. IS. 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