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THE ADYAJSTCE, SEPT. 13, 1861. FROM EUROPE. Ait i\ ;il . »f th«> r-*ti>um«>r AtWon. KT. .foirs*K, N F. Sepl. ».- The Koyul mail Mteanit»lii|> Afrirti, from Liverpool Aug. Hl»t, via (JuiTnutnwn Bent lnt, ur« rived off (npt ItaiT nt <IJ oYlock this morning. The Iltiii^nriiui qiiwtion contmuutl to h»- iMmtwl in the lower House. Tliu up per Houm.' had ulrtwly atfrml upon an aridit** to the Kuropvan who exprensetl hit ninren' gratification ami HHtinfaotion tit the patriotic sentiment. AxlepnUtum from Finland en route for Stockholm, to demand separation from Kuwta, IUMI been arrested l>y the Russian authorities. Holland. A new rom-ript l>y the Hinperor of UUH- sia to the Governor of Poland, is very fonciliiitory in tone. Liverpool Ularkots. Salen ot cotton for the wwk, 120,000 Hale*. Market active, at an advance of 1-6 a \ Hi. UOKPKK. We usually feed our horses too much ; that i*, the h»od is dbpropor- tioncd to the lalntr they perform. We speak more particularly of our brat hor- •*en—fancv unimals, that stand in warm *talil(*H, hlunketed, and taken out only occaionully ior exhibition, rather than um. To keep a. horse or other unimal hoalthy, the curl Km taken into the nystem in food must lie proportioned to the oxy- gen taken iu by respiration. Thus a man of swlentary habit*, ««eated day after day in a warm room where there is little oxy- gen, can live on mush ami milk, a little toast, or other tight food, while the same man, in the Arctic regions, would swal- low whale blubber with impunity. The ftxet'Hs of oxygen in the Arctic atmos- phere requireM an OXCCHH of carbon, other- wise the oxygen would consume the- lungs, and produce pulmonary disease, ff the- food tor carboni excre<Is its dtie pro|M>rtion, or is <lispro|>ortion«d to the • xygen, it is tincormimed, and is stored awiiy in the form of fat, which induces acute disea-4^ and premature death. Now, a fatx y hoist*, that has little cxer- rise, standing inii warm stable, hlatiket- rd, with little circulation of air, and con- sequently little oxygen, gorging himself at a full crib from day to day, requires an exe«**s of carbon ; his muneles are over lo.idcd u ith tat. he becomes stupid and •Ou^gish. mid very liable to acute diseases. - Ohio h\n nu i. The Norton < orii^pondentofthe Spring- Held Ref>tO»U<'nu relate* the. following an- «x a doie of thr laic Dr. Whittemore: Mr. Whitteniore \vn* a man, of good humor, mid genial «>i disposition, and consid- rrabh- wit. lie used to tell with great glee, an in< ident whit h happened to him while he was manager ot the Vermont IInd MasHurlniHTtts railroad. He was per •tin I >u luting the line, and came across tome lri*4i laborer*, who did not know him. He ventured to make some sug- gest ion to OIM« of them, who looked up just long enough to respond, 'Go to ' h ~ II!\ anil then resumed his work.-- 1>h, niv friend.' said Whitteniore, with fcjs blandest *tnilc, and enjoying the in- rident. f hat's tlu; last plnct I should wish to go.\ And faith,' said Pat. 'that's the last pljicr vou irill jro to!\ THK.IOIKNAI. of ('»ntunem\ in a double leadi'l editorial on Wednesday on its position ami the state of the country, -*i\s. \\Y propose, for ourselves to support the government aa good i-iti/ens in ;i legitimate and constitutional r(»n«lu( I of the war. By this support we shall not be understood as promising to approve ail the measures of the Adininis tration. lor ue are citizens, and as such, sovereigns in America, and we shall nlway-. CM-IVIM- the citizen's right to a* voice, in the proper time and place, in the utanagf uu nt of public a flails. But recognizing the war as a •act, and the Apparent impossibility of peace until the tvovernment shall h:i\c exhibited to the world an<i to the rebellion its undimin- ihed power, we shall, wherever we con- sistently * an rlo so, join our efforts with those <iti/ens who arc now inanaging the affiiii> l of the iioverninent, forlhc restora- tion of the Imon. TIIK iu,o< K \m. The Shoe and feather Reporter says that the South had a good nt<M-k o-f Northern madesh(N's at theeoni- tneneement of the war, which is not yet exhausted, wnd that of the six thousand tanneries in the Tnited States, two thousand are in the Sluve States; their full proportion, considering tor how many other uses that shoe leather is consumed in the Northern States One seventh of the shoemakers in the I'nited States were WIHO in the slave trade. So far as shoes and most of the manufacturers of leather lire, concerned, with a proper husbanding of their resources by the Southern people. Hiyy will not I* brought to their knees the*present year, through a deficiency in the supply of leather. \ CoHIM.lMKNT llANDSOMKLY TURNED. AH (iencral Andernou was leaving the ear >it Pittsbnrg. Mrs. IMuimner, wife of Cant. Plummer, I'nited States army, one of the wounded at the battle of Wilson's Creek, ruse, from her seat, and saying she would l>e most happy to know the hero of Fort Stumer. I he General cordially grasped her hand ami gallantly replied, pointing to the Captain: \You need not seek, my dour madaine, to know heroes when yotl have so brave a. «ne in him you have chn«en for vour The (lomlnf Pair at <»ntoii. I.*M>K Ot'T FOil NO MT. 0OOl> UCNMNCI. Wi» learn from good authority, that in- defatigable friends at Canton haw 0^'- ckle<l to add (me new, und to many, a very attractive feature to their Annual Fair this Fall. They have decided to give a purse of |100, open to all running horses. Mile heats, best 8 in 5, weight for age. There will also be »m inside stake of $15 for second best horse. They have also dcterminnd to give two good trot- ting purses, the particulars of which, to- gether with the running purac, will Ire an- nounced by liantf bill without delay. We learn that in these close times for cash, the offer of our Canton friends bids fair to bring out a good field of horses. Our own townsman, Harmon Lovely, is busy with blankets and sponge, for our Cana- dian friends say he has got to open and shut fast and far to carry off the money. And that's what every body likes. But, we nay to our Canadian friends bring your best blood, for Lovely has a varied sprinkling of that same, and will die game and die hard. One horse of an un- inistakoj>li' Kinggold-look, lias already crossed to our side from Canada, and others will follow. We hear that our Canton friends have got up a new and elegant track, and we may be excused for making the prediction, if the weatiier be good, that it will, at its christening have to note good time very good time. ONK WHO KNOW*. Thr 16th. At a meeting of the Sergeants of the t6th Uegt. N. Y. S. V. held at the Hergt. Majors Tent, Camp Vernon, near Alex- andria, Vn., Septeml>cr2nd 1861, Orderly Sergeant I. T. Merry, Co. A., was chosen Chairman, and W. W. Hutton, Sergeant Major, Secretary. The Chairman an- nounced the death of Henry H. Adauis, Second Sergeant of Co. F., who died at Alexandria, Va., on Saturday, the :51st of August, and that the object of the meeting was to give expression of their sympathy and pass resolutions appropriate for the occasion. Whereupon on motion of Sergeant LuFountain.a committee was appointed to report resolutions. The committee consisted of Orderly Sergeants LaFountain, Sandford, and Walling. The following resolutions were adopted : Whereas Henry H. Adams of Co. F.. IHth Regiment, N. Y. S. V.- did in April last offer without reservation his wrvices to assist in enforcing the laws, suppressing the rebellion, and in defending the popular rights and interest of our be- loved country, and, whereas by a mysteri- ous providence it pleased the Almighty God to cut short his life in the midst of his usefulness. Therefore, 1 /iV«>/rYv/--That we the Sergeants of tin: Kith Ucgimrnt, N. Y. S. Vj, do mourn on account of this dispensation of Providence which has removed from us our much esteemed and beloved comrade. limdred —That'Jin the death of our brother soldier, eminent alike for his patriotism and Jiis many Christian virtues we have lost a kind companion, Co. F. a brave and efficient officer, and our coun- try a fearless and gallant defender. /trmlvt'tl -That we deeply sympathize with the relatives and friends of our de- ceased comrade, whose hearts have been most bitterly wrung by his untimely death, also with the company of which he was a meml>er. < Ktxofccd— That the Secretary transmit the proceedings of the . meeting to the parents of the deceased, !»nd also to the Courier and Freeman, and Advance, with A request for publication. Other county papers please copy. I. T. MERRY, Chairman. W. W. HUTTON, Secretary. Camp Vernon, Sept. Oth, 1861. LAWBBNCEVILLE. A grand rally of the citizens of this village, for a Union meeting, was held on Saturday evening. O. F. Shepard, Esq., was chosen President, arid Dr. Wiiitney, Secretary. Rev. .J. Henry Jones then ad- ' dressed the meeting with much power on the issues of the crisis. J* C. O. Reding tou followed, urging a practical patriot- ism. Rev. S. Gilbert spoke a few words of encouragement. A committee for procuring enlistments for Mr. Jones' com- pany was appointed. Daniel Davis, Wm. C. Wish, Luther Everett, Stephen Lavery, and several young men, enlisted on Mr. Jones's roll. TIIK WotUfa correspondent telegraphs: The brilliant affair at Cape Hattcras is but the forerunner of good thiugs. [For the Advance.] Union fair, 1861. The Hammond I'nion Agricultural So- ciety will hold its second annual Fair up- on the Society's grounds at Hammond \on Wednesday and Thursday, the 2nd and 3d days of October, 1861. The price of mcinlwrship U 50 cents, and of life membership $•\>. Single cards for entrance, 10 cents. The fair grounds are located in a very delightful place, and on an elevation suf- ficient to afford an extended view of the surrounding landscape scenery, which the rural and cultivated district*, so full of interest, present. Hammond is so situated that it forms a central nucleus in which the towns forming the Agricultural Union can con- veniently meet. There has l>een u com- mendable emulation among the citizens forming the Society to make their annual fair attractive ami inU'resting. Those visiting from a distance will find ample accommodations, and will be greet- ed with kindness and affability by Mr. O. Soper, the proprietor of the Morse House. At Floral Hall, a good and substantial building, upwards of eighty feet long, they will have occnlar demonstration that artistic skill and taste is not confined to '• city belles,\ or \ gents.\ A good Exhibition Court* has been neatly prepared, for the pleasure of those who wish to amuse themselves and others with a show of their well-trained carriage and fancy horses. A peculiar redeeming quality presents itself for consideration : The \ fleecing\ operations in which so many have hud a sad experience will not lie attempted up- on a confiding community. That prac- tice has often been just cause of com- plaint ami prevented many from support- ing an institution, productive of much pleasure, and of great benefit to the agri* cultural interests. The fairs have been so delightful, and have liecome HO jnipular among the peo- ple, that when by cupidity or mismanage- ment they (ail in one place, as by magic power they arise in another. We trust that Hammond I nion Fairs will long continue as the memorial of (he enterprise, politeness, and honesty, of its originators. A MKMIIKK. Hammond, Sept. 2d, 18(11. . j We have the following letter from Mr. Daniel Austin, serving in the Depev- stcr company. H'»th regiment.—EDITOM ADVANCK.] Having just returned from several days\ scouting duty, I take this opportunity to write you. The Captain and eighteen of us were out trying to'capture a Secessionist, in which task we just failed of success. In our pursuit we traveled all over the Mount Yeruon estate, visiting the man- sion und tomb of Washington. There are some good Union men on the estate, and in its vicinity. They own large farms and arc well off. The rel»els 'pressed their hornet* nni\ wagons last Spring, and th*-y had to leave the State to avoid impressment into the Southern army, but when Ellsworth took posses- sion of Alexandria they came back. They are still in considerable dread, how- ever, l>eing threatened every day. They are good people, and desired us to stay and protect them, offering to keep 11 without charge so long as we chose to remain. I got thoroughly recruited while among them. There is very much to be seen here. Some of the Mount, Vernon farms are the >i finest land 1 ever saw; and they can be bought for from thirty to torty dollars per acre. Their owners are Union men, mostly from Pennsylvania, and own no slaves. There lias Wen 11 general improvement in the army since McClellan took com- mand. We arc encamped on the kil of Fort Ellsworth, al>out sixty rods from the fort. It is n very pleasant place. We can look down on the city of Alexandria, and have a fair view of the Potomac for three miles up and down. Except some cases of fever and ague, the health of the regiment is good, and we all live first-rate now. We drill about three and a half hours a day when it is fair weather. Last night we wbnt through a sham fight. There were five regiments engaged. Gen. McCIcllan and lion-. Pres ton King were in the field and were well pleased with the fight. Our regiment is now in the 7th brigade. But I must close, and remain yours truly. THE WEEKLY ADVANCE. TKRM8:-One l.)< ill nr per Your. ADVKKT1HIMJ. Ont* Sqiiitrc, 1*2 MUCH, one week. $ QU do do do one monili. I 2Ti do do do three mouth*, 4 SO do do do one year 8 00 Dutfiiu'i'H Cards, per year, 4 U) |Jp\ All order* wliould ba addesmxi to JAM. W. HOPKlNK, THE DAILY ADVANCE. TERMS: Twenty-TTive Cents pe r Month, Or Three Dollars per Year. ADVBRTIfUNG. Oae Hquare, 1* lines, one Insertion, $ fit) do do do one week, 1 85 do do do one month. 8 00 do do do three months, 6 00 do do do six months, 7 (JO do d« do one year, IS 00 One quarter colnran one y«ar, 96 00 One column one year, 100 00 Business Cards, per month, 10 %W All orders should he addressed to JAS. W . HOPKfNS, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. BUSINESS CARDS. J. W . OLASFORD 4c CO., Mftji\»fkotvirei*« of* and Deal*»r« in B00TB, 8H0S8 k RUBBERS, Leather and Flndlni*. No. 26 Ford-Htn««?t, , OGDRNHBURGII. N. Y. OLDfP Premium Da«a*»rrean G»-allei*y f ^fHi^n of the Mammoth RaxW. pe* .Vo. 8 KagU Block. Ford$tr**t. Ogd*>*bvtyh. Y. N. ALDEN VI LAN, N<>. 1O F'ord-Sii-eet, XAMTTFACnrRER OF AHD DEALER IM Kho««« and Rubber*, Leather, BUSINESS CARDS. UNITED STATE* HOTEL, MAS8KN A SPRINGK TV. Y. H. B. WHITK. PROPRIETOR '?P r 'Hor*«* and ( < urrlait«u4lwayi«Ht luuul,ttndper i>onr eonvpverl to any point, whvn d^irrd. {5-dtf) J. R. Fl'RNESft, PHYSICIAN Ac SURGEON r* OR StaU Strett, n*.ar Jwlmti Bank, Ogdeit«burt(h, N. Y . . April 3d, lHfii. * [dftm] JITDSON Sc POWELL, Attorm»y« & Couhnpllorn at I>aw, Eagle lilnck, Fofii-Strt**. Ogdenaanrgh, N. Y. HCHIJYLKR F JI7DD, LEGALLY AUTHORIZED AUCTIOHEER For the State of New York, and UOMMIS8ION MKKCHANT. AtwHjrt rwidy to sittend call* in hi* Profusion. fjr* Auction and CommUcion Hnnee in Avrrfll> n«iv Brtck Block, two door* from tin; OHWHgatcklc Bank. Ford Sir««t. OKdenelnir^h. N. V. (l-l-?f) J. «. ITIeDONALD, •• MANUFACTURER AND DKALKR IN COFFKK A N r> HP If! K Hopkins' Block, Ea*t end ofiht N. V. HVBHCRIBKR STILL AT TIIK OLD op. .corner of WaxhinKlon and ltmhclla Jtmt, (and aWmvt would eraM'ully acknowledge the kindnent* and patronajre h<- ha* received durinp nine, year* h« ha* Wen in the above l>u*ine-»« in thin VUlnj.'!-. wonld Htill folirlr a -hare of pntron atre in hi* line of hufini^. I would -uv u> «t! who wnnt t PAINTED, MII<1 I jittered, OR HOl'^K PAlNTIN(i AXI» PAPKRINC DONE To irive roe a rail, nnd y<m *hul\ h«vi- your work done at* well H* I he bent. DAVID <HILD. O(tdenHbi»r«h. Feb. 27th. IMtl [1-1 -il&wlf.J ST. LAWRENCE EX<!HAN6E. The Proprietor ot Ihr, a hove, would r«*i»f»«** tfully mfonn the Trn\elitii; Public, tluu he han thorou^h- y renovated and furnUbed anew tUin Hotel, <lor- therly known »f the Washington !I«m!.iiti a man- ner nnnurpawwd by any Hotel in ()«deni«bnrLh. r Tlie Table will at all tim»-M, hc-upptietl with all the delfcneiep of the Sc^on. and the Bar marked with the choicest brand\ of WIN»> find <'H,AKf. OMNIBUSES, with rompetenr Ayent« und care- ful Driven*, will br iu reiullnesc at tiie R. R. Depot, on arrival of nil TruiuK frnrt the KaH. lo convey Pacf^ngeri* to the Fe.rry Dork, in linn* to connect with Train* on fht: (traml Trunk r.nd Ottawa Rail- way*. The Proprietor hojwf. hy flrift attention tolhe wants of hir trne.nt*, and the inducement? offered them, to receive a flbyral dhart* of public patron- age. BOARD OKE DOLLAR PER DAT. A. MORTON. Proprietor. WEBSTER HOUSE, (Formerly the Hinton Honne.) A r«w Rods Weil of the O. R. R . Depof. B. V. WEBSTER, PROPRIKTOR.I FtOTTSKS'S I*OIX'J\ N\. V. Goeftf conveyed to and from the Depot free of charpe. DENTIATRY. TDr. J±. J\. TJ%7'm,lcL f W OULD INFORM THK riTIZKNK OF tJOU VEKNstm and vicinity, that he ha* returned to his office In this place, where he will b« tanppj to perform all dental operations that may be en; truMted to his care. Anesthetic njfentj* administer ed to extract t&th without pain . He will remain here a* a resident DentiM. }0f OAee orer Bowne'i Store, Katn Street, Gowreractir, H. T. Goavernenr, Jnly «), 1801. 24 Ford Street, (UP UTAIRJO 0gd4tt*burgh, N. Y ROYAL VILA8, Manufacturer and Dealer in all the Varieties of BOOTS, 8HOB8, RUBBERS, Leather and Finding*! ro&osT M orroeiTK J. H. OUMT'S, OODKMSBUIWH. [ltn ' OODBN8B17ROH WARBLE WOBKI. WELLER Sc COMBS, Dealers in the Best ITALLAH Yot Momuaeata, ObelUka, Head Btbnea, *c., &oi anything wanted in their line, cheaper th*a oaa be bonsrht in Northern New-York— Cities not excepted. ^F\8bx>p adjoining Beymour Honae. mk HTATE 8TRMST, QODKN8BUMOH, N. 7. All kind* of Imported Marble furnished to order. Ple«M call before porchMing elsewhere. [1-tfl STEVENSON, 8TEAM AND G-AS FIXXICR Franeh And ^P»gH«h Ch&ndiliert. WSutim Work of all Kinds on Hand, PLUMBERH' TOOLS A MATERIAL. Beer Pumps, Copper Liqnor PnmpH, Gas Stov *c. Agent for ButlerV Patent Crude Roetn Oas Apparatus. OQDENVBUROH, If. Y. [1-tfl B. W. BENEDICT, Manufacturer A Dealer in HATS, CAPS, FURS Sc ltOB£38 LftdlMftOeati' Fun, ColUrs, Viotorines; CHILDREN^ 1 FANCY CAPS, Comprising a genera, aiwortment of his own tad City Manufacture. 0F~ Ca*h paid for all kinds of Fora, Wool, aad Sheep Pelts, at the Old Stand. No. IS, Ford 9trt4f, Ogdentbwyh, N. Y. U Wholesale and Retail Dealer in AND MEDICINES WiadowQlMt, Paiate, Ollk Vtraiihe* *e. One Door above Alden Vila*' sho store, FORD STREET, OODENSBUEQH, N. Y. CLRMONS 4c RBDINGTON, DBALEBH M MELODKONS, SHEET MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS And all kind* of Musical Merchandise. Warvnxmut in Judmm Bank BvUdingt, Ford-JfU. OGDENHBURUH, N. Y. ffTlLLIIfAN FOOTB, Attorney and Counsellor, OGDKNHBURGH, N. Y. Partirular attention given to Collections, Inso ranee Ckims and C'on.vi;yancing. l& A 1 r>ni«lnetM« in hit> ]>rofet>i>ion promptly at' t«nded to. [M-Vk TC o-wtf.} n. J. MURPHY'S Tailoring Rstablishment AKli w READY-MADE CLOTHING STORE, Bank Building. Kerd Street, Ogdensbtu^ft Qrtler* respectfully Solicited. ALLENDORPH Sc RANSO1V, AVOTION AND COMMISSION MKRCHANTB AJTD FAirCT GOODS DEALERS. <»oodf KOW to Merchants and Pedlers at New York City Prices. .Vo. *i Ford Wrw/, Ogdetisburgh, If, Y. J. ALLENDORPH, J. D. RANSOM. HENRY <;. FOOTE, ° A'l v rOttNKY ^.COUNSELOR, O|[denftbuitrh, N. Y. tWOtflc*- iu Ot«wegntchie Building, Ford St.. mm Mr. FOOTE will devote bin exclusive attention to the practice of law. FRONTIER IIOfJSE, CHATKAU»AY, N. Y. M. A. KNAPPEN. Proprietor. C«rriau'e« will be in rendinet<i> at the Depot to con- vey Pu*eeii{reri» to und from the House free of charge.. HorKes and Carriages in readiucf* to convey pai»- henjf«n« to the Lake« and Fishing Grounds. • ROBERTS' HOTEL, K*i«t Side of Depot Btreot, CHATEAUGAY, N. T. Alanvon Roberts, 2d, Proprietor. rertd!ne»»» at ull times to convey par- tr» the Lake, i'arriuges to and from tin* Depot free of charge. HYER8 * HI AGON E, neyH, CotinnellorR, Sec, O<4DENSBUR(JH, N. Y. All profeffMiontil but*inef>» untrusted to them, will receive prompt attention. tm-Office Mytr* Biitck, Ford Street, m* CHAS. (i. MYRRS. D. MA GONE, J». WILLIA7H H. YOUNG, Wholesale and retail dealer in RKADY-MADH) CLOTHING. Cloth*. Capi«i»ieret«. Yestlngs and Trimmings, Shirt*. Drawer**, Wrappers, Cravats, block*, Collars, Rubber and Oil Clou>- lng, Carpet Bags, Trunks. Ac., No. 5 EAULX BLOCK, FORD STRUT, OGDENSBURGH, N. T. CASH PAID FOR RAGS. W E WILL PAY Three Cent* PER FOUNT for Paper Rags, and ONE and ONE-HALF CENTS for Woolen rags, in *maU or large quanti- ties, from one pound to 100 tons, delivered at the Oswegatchie Paper Mill, west Bide of the Bridge, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. STURTEVANT, SONS A CO. March 4th. 1*11. [l-d&wtf] Cl^IBBRLAND HOUSE, FUttsburf h, V. T. Orvpl Xovrix, I»ropri«vo*» i> The old established LIVERY STABLE, { Known as Town's, is connected with this BOEM t where the best of Horses and Car- ! riages can always be found. Carriages to and from the Cars and, Boats free j charge. EDWIN M. HOLBBOOK, I Attorney Sc Counsellor at Law I Office with BROWN A SPSHCKR, corner of Ford aad Water Streets, Ojtdensburgh.iN. Y. ( March 8th, 1861. *^ [i- BOOKS, PERIODICALS OGDENSBURGH BOOK 8 ' NEWS ROOM AND BOOK BIND %W & nice Msortmeat of Ladien Hair Work for sale. Also a splendid article of Hair Dye. warranter. MASSACHTJSETTS HOUSE, BY JAMES SHAW, ROUSE'S POINT, N. Y A few rods west of the O. R. R. Depot. The Bitt of StaUlnc at aU Tlaftecw Guests coaveytd to and from the Cars, ftree of chance. (Successor to J. C. SPRAOUE,) No. 6 EAOLX BLOCK, FORDST., OODC Wholesale and Retail dealer in all ki SCHOOL, LAW, BLANK, JUV TOY AND MISCELLANEOUS BO Cap, Letter. Note aad Wrapping Pap< Inrton, Medallion, Republican and all at oTStoel Pens: Lead Pencils, Sealing W Mucilage, Wafers, Slates, Bibles, MetW and Catholic Prayer Books; Rulers, Pape Cards, Seals, Tapes, Drawing Pencils, Pc Diaries, Port Monaies, Dice, Back Boards, ChetM. Gift Books of every de Ac... Ac., for sale cheap. SINGING BOOKS, The latest kinds kept constantly on SHEET MUSIC. On hand a very large assortment, and w any piece on short notice. OOLD PENS AND PENCILS A choice lot of Dawson's and Warren 1 kept, and will be sold as low as at any tablishment in Northern New-York. PAPER HANQINQS, A large quantity of new styles, and wL as low as can be bought elsewhere. NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, & : The latest City Daily Papers. Maca: Novel**, Ac, always ready. Subscript cited. SCHOOL BOOKS. A large stock Uniformity, and othe Book* constantly on hand. Teachers, Pe Merchants supplied at the lowest whole PIANOS AND MELODEONS The best manufactured in the country ed. and at rates which defy competition taflnetrnments to rent. BINDERY. At Kfnd* of Blank Books manuiaetv* and binding of every description done u style and at low rates. TO MSBCHAjnw YTOTDrG OODUT CALL AND LOOK OVEJt OU Sohool Stook, Blank BOOICH, and Stati No. it Eagle Block, <up sUirs.) T HE STOCK IS NEARLY ALL O manufacture, or stock for which 01 changed. I will nend samples of Envelo Letter and Cap Paper, through mail, pric ed. We have established a permanent Ogdennbuiyh, from which our stock wil to Merchants and Jobbers, as low as con our New York Store. The freight on . Rag Wrapping Paper from New York a lone and Ogden^burgh, is an average of half cent per pound; from the Factorie State to New York City, about one-half a pound. We exchange goods of our o facture with Paper Factories sear host fore can *ave the freight te Merchants, at exact Factory prices, which is lo usually purchased of Ne,w York jobber* TO CANVASSING AGEN WepublUha large number ol Book City Gift Enterprise Dealers, in for those of other Houses. Orders will be. supplied for any Book. Ushers Wholesale Prices, no matter by w lished. Special terms given to Agent*. for Canada will be delivered at the Rail pot. or Express Office, Prescott. IX. F. LAWREN Ogdensbnrg • TILLEY & BROTH Wholesale and retail Dealers i FRUITS AND CONFEtTIO Offer to the trade in St. Lawrence, Fran Clinton Co.'s a fine assortment ORANGES, LE9IONS, APPLES, FIGS, NUTS, Crop. Just Reoei OON Of every Description. LOZENGES. BTIEN C GUM DROPS. FIO PA8TK. Ac., Constantly on hand, and supplied at Cit Wholesale. Dealers in HXW8FAFXR8 AKD PXEIOBI Subscriptions received at Publishers \ MAGAZINES AND NEW8P gap*\ Daily New-York Papers supp Stations on the Northern Railroad. Twe in advance of the Mail. TIL LET 6c BROTHS! OGDENSBURGH, MALONE, PLATT THE OLD DS9TAL HBAI>-QUAB. r>r. s. s. BJL.or>GBrrr. JZ OGDBNSBURCH, N. Y I give every dental operation my perse lion, and allow none but the best work <-f my office. , , _ Persons who require Artificial Teeth the new style introduced by me of set on \ HARD RUBMEK,\ one of the great menta in Dentistry. It is as pure in the month as the 11 lighter than any other Plate, adheres to better, and it is worn with ease an where gold or silver cannot be used. It i than gold and quite as durable, and yet I have the strongest recommendat' many Gentlemen and Ladies in this Cou: superiority over every other Plate. f stiR make, when desired, Plates o Platins, and in a style of beauty and f challenges comparison. FILLING TEETH will receive the m< attention, and be performed in the most iDAnnaT- Imost respectflluy solicit your patroi P-l-tf.] ». 8. BLODGETT, T HE WHEBLElt A WILSON SEW CHINE, pronounced by not venal c beat Sewing Machine in the World, is me with important improvements at reduce CHARLES A
