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SPECIAL NOTICES. tier. Mother Hull, y'l -»•* ^ »u, nllnya nil nnln, rnrm wliul colic, ron- vn1.lon», ir.l|l(..H. Ac. iMru* >»o(«lj-s !lt» oil**, Bold by IlrumiUK. \ r >>l'l ^i^ E MIHK11AHLHI Ml«||iilcioi1 ami Uiifortunnle g Mon. K«miy» of Warning nn.l Iimlnmiloti ountf Mon, who hnvo nbunril lluir physlc-lnl Jackson's Catarrh Snuff ialeWy V r«mo l vtil5\Bad t Breath and* ^'^\'j'f';™\^',? the'vVoi'/ulttr 'K«o7 Og-nn. a ' ' Delioious Sensation of Coolness and Comfort. la the best Voice 7'oniclii tlu> world I JVv It t Safe, Reliable, and only 33 Ct». Local and Miscellaneous. impl»ln Valley Nurserlos-Fayotle Palmer's Hall I There will be ft meeting of the Grunt and Colfax Club on Momlny evonln K , nt which general attendance Is requested. Tlioro •111 aleo bo a opeeltil meeting of th« Fin !ANAI)1AJJ GltANT AND OoLVAX Cull mporlant .INTON COIMTY FAIR.—We ibltsh in lull the offlcinl re L-nablcd ! i of the 1 landing Ixly yrai of religion. There hai ith among the brothers, n lie youngest is verging t of ngo. :r been clev lone propriety ofai laity M wo wr L-n.)U S h to uml . G. V. | nffiu •>l«y of short Imnu'd rnltlf, hy H lloylc, orChnmplain, embracing first, the! of this w 3 year old bull \Airdrie sired by Durhens | Their of Alrdrle'H son, out of Imported Duke of j reepoeta Airdrie. He is a dark ro»n, weighs 2000 j a son of pounds, am) is the most beautifully formed ! present of character by i ( . Neither of them I to be intoxicated, or ti While no ono of then rld's night expected, a )nc of tlicr l of the kind ow next enliste cop briRkot, ftno xrelpss observer acted by them. NP J icifcr nths o business tendance will b* trai i» desired. BT ISftO ord< led, , tit: if C< ONLV as OBi m TOR UBO B Botlle. I Mather Ualley'* QuUUng Syrup far chil- dren, wliloh (rriVtly •••!•(> the child as ^r-iss^r' h r^^: MOTHERS! MOTHERS!! MOTHERS!!! DONT FAIL TO PROCURE Hrs. f inslof 's SoitUu Syron, For ChUdren Teething. Invigorate* th» itomach and bowelft uddltT and sivefl tone and enennr to J£££: It will also instantly rcfievo Bl i Wi owelft, correct* nr to the whole tping in h e believe it th« BEST and SUREST E Y IN THE WOBLD, In all caws of DY8 TBBY and DIABRH<EA IN CHILDREN, thet arising from teethlna or any other canse. nll direotfona for using WlU aoeompany moll \MRS. WIN8LOWB SOOTHING SYRUP,\ Saving the foc-riviiU of ''CIJBTIO * PIBDS»,\ oa the ootaile w»pp«r. All othtn u e \»t •Km o r Wild Clirr to lay 01 id »» anuofnillng remedy for Oouglis, BronchJtU,Crcrap,WhooplDi Coogh, A.thD •ea«o«ofthe Throat, Ohc»t, and Lungs, a* well a« •which hlgli medical authority baa pronounced to \>e u incurable dlaeute. Tbose -who have u«ed thl» r«nedy know it« value; thoie who ha»o not, have but to make a single trial to be «atleQeil that of all THKVEV 0 JACOB BEOHLER, well known And rauoh res[>ected among the Oeroun population of this country, wrltes^as follows: Uwr>. 8. W. Fowle & Bonlllo'.to^.' FCb ' l °' lWfl ' Dear 8ir«:—Hdvlng r»llied In my family Import- ant beniillu from lta« use of your valuable prepara- tion— WlBUir's B.ilssm or Wild Cliciry-tt affords me pleasure to recommend it to the public. Some eight years ago. one of my daughters leemed to be in a decline, and little hopes o? IUT recovery wer» «ntertnined. I then procured ft bottle of --' loot B*u»m, and before she had taken U» Utix. It there was a grant Improvement In bar health. I your'valuablo raediclue, and have always been bene- fited by It. I would, however, caution the public against Imposition because there Is a good deal ' spurious WlsUr's Balsam of Wild Cliorry all hht th t * .- - - - g spurious WlsUrs Bal throughout tha eotintrv (Tone genuine unless si Wild Sngcri, and tried many remodtCB w friends indnoed mo to apply you days tt extracted the Inflammatio ORACK'S OELKBBATED SALVE. ]?rom Mr. .TanK's Curlln, of Aroesbury, MASS. •'IwasaffllcUKiwithaseverefofonon on. of my * .,._...., idleB without relief. My om my finder le me to resume my work. I can almost say that toe Halve worked like magic, for IL affected not doubi it will be appreciated throughout the ONLY 2S CENTS A BOX. BETH W. FUWl-E & SON, Boston, Proprietors. Bold by Apotheoarie* and Grocers generally. HALL'S The basis of Its remedial properties Is a vegetable oTS^ 1 ^^ QRAY HAIR To It will keep tho hair from falling out. R. F. a H P ALL& l l CO., Nashua, N. H., Proprle HTBold by all Dru«Kl8ta..£g 60: THE BICKFORD PATENT FAMILY ENITTING MACHINE ™^r}«» ajar WUI knit Books complete and whole, with doubh ehlne »ay it 1» I Sr/d'effe'tWei^Ts'operrU tlngoutofrTpIlr! l7wllf or Opr.n Work, with eithe liesl, moat perfect, tt ;htest and . No get- ibbed, Clou —The Lading of tho Hev. Dr. Bulkloy's congregation surprised him and his wife, last Monday evening, on the twentieth an- niversary of their marrlago, by a social gathering nt tho pnroonage, and by the pres- ent, of a very complete and elegant tan —Wo would refer especially to the adver- tisement Injour paper of \Kane's Arctic Bxplorallous,\ a standard work of great value, and ono that should bo in every li- brary. Thla la an excellent book for can- —Mian E. A. Jenkins Is now on her visit to Now York and Boston, for the purpose j of securing her stock of full and winter millinery goods. Sbo will rolurn about the middle of next week, and announced when her goods will be opened to the public. —G. V. Edwards & Co., will be in their| uew and commodious store, in Clinton Block, within a few days. They have just Imported the largest slock of crockery ware ever brought to Pittsburgh. —It affords us pleasure to call attention to tho co-partnership notice In our paper, announcing that J. W. McCaffrey, former Principal of tbo Pittsburgh Commercial College, is one of the partners of the firm of H. L. Slillson &Co., In tho Insurance business. —Tho Good Templars at Redford have erected a hall of their own, 82 by 48 feet, and will dedicate It on Wednesday, the 14th Inst., whon they will have a festival, which the lodges in particular, and the public in j general are invited to attend. —It will be observed by an advertise- ment that E . S. Wing baa opened a large establishment at Saranac, which under the management of Mr. Frank Wing. —Shields & Eagan have got something 3W in line the of coal stoves, which they invite the public to call and examine. See advertisement. —A new supply of furniture, coffins, cas- 3ts, <fcc., just received from Boston, at H. S. Wing's, Pittsburgh. Call and examine. —A few days since Mr. Stafford Soper, if Peru, had stolen from him a horse, har- ness and buggy. After searching for them al polntBon the lake he finally, stopped at Crownpoint Making no dis- ery, be left with the intention of taking i boat, and on his way to the landing discovered his property by the wayside, ,nd a man feeding the horse with ears of orn from the adjoining field. Pie stepped ip to him without being seen, and arrested iiru. He turned out to be an escaped con- ict that Parkhurst had advertised only few days before. \ Good for Soper. The $50 reward will pay his expenses hand-' omely. —Messrs. Richardson, Boot and Spencer, if Westport, have purchased the Whallon property, at Whallonsburgh. They pro- pose to open a store at that place, and In addition io the works already there, to put a manufactory of Extension Tables, Sash, Doors and Blinds, and a planter mill. -Richards & Gibbs, of Wadham's Mills, have purchased the stock of goods belong- ing to J. P. Whitney, who retires from the mercantile business in that place. — \Oh for a lodge in some vast wilder- !88 1\ this was Cowper's plan ; but I say ve for nothing 1 owing U but little better than stealing. If you are in search of hap- piness Bave your money aud buy \Flor Del Santo,\ Woodworth'B latest, porfnme. —The very excellent article on the fli page, drawing a comparison between Gra md Seymour, is from the New York Ei ling Post. —Attention is called to the time table of the new eteamer \Oakes Ames,\ which nc wo trips daily between Burlingti and Pittsburgh. —The following 1B the directions on a 1< tet recently received through the post office at Plattsburgh: To°U P B ifA N Do a D Br «^E m OHA^:aX to uh a ^ be made by tbe most oxpert band knitter. as they can, If nxmssary, male from three to «lab» dollars a day; for thoy can knit anything that •r and cheaper, In ono hundredth part of the time. If they waut Ladlos' and S«nt«' lloalerv all com- plete, with double heel and toe, Undergarments fur Ladles, Gent* and Children. Innings for garments, Eug( of any stylo. Bed Blankets or Spread*, Skirt. Dress or other^rimmings, such us FVIn^e, Cords oi any style or site, Single or Double Kuffi dmn's MuS» and Tippets, they can ki Any variety of Jackets. Bearfs, Aftthan Robes, Trawling and Children's Blankets, Wrhnors, Lug- glims, Lump Muis or -Wicks, Blinwls, Breakfast Capes, Hoods, Nubian, Hacks, Undemleeves, Obtld- ...„>-,»i-... , a ..,. - . . .. Comforts, Mats, Ti- r GOULDING & CO, _^___, BURLINGTON STEAM DVE WORKS. KfRt.C . L. WltlUHT , opponHo the Onmurn ;be Pine-tree voters will the majorityswell Who have fought and are fighting, the Union to savi —Maj. Donovan and Lieut. Vedder of th United States Army, are visiting their friends In Pittsburgh. Like all true aud patriotic soldiers, they \vote as they fight/ id are ardent supporters of Gen. Grant. —John White, for a number of years a printer in the offices at Keeaetill'e, is now mberoftue firm of Howard, White Crowell, publishers and proprietors ol tbe Chicago Market Reporter, a daily and weekly commercial publication of greal ?alue to business men. Il is gotten up with a great deal of care, and may be re- ied upon as an accurate report of the mar- kets, and as a business directory of Chicago. ! congratulate Mr. Whito on having rked his way into a position of so i pousibility and usefulness. TrtE old and a yearling heifer, the- latter remark- ably large, and as FttroDgly marked UH tho red cow. There was also, a fine grade cow, and a heifer calf. The calves wcro all the Block of \Airdrie.\ Hie display of Lclces- ter and Cot tswold sheep was nlso very flno. The raising of blooded cattle in compara- tively uew business to Mr. Hoylo, he hav- ing gone into farming Bomewhat extensive- ly nince doting hi >adlng. as Supt. of Iho Ogdensburg & L. C. It. R. •d by Mr. Hoylo art as R whole no better thnn many that he lofl no. As ho intends to make this busi- speclalty, farmers who desii provo their stock would do well to call and ie biB animal*. •o were other exhibitions of short grade and native cattle, by M< K ami intelligci 'rnnccB, of Waybridgo, (who was i llic occasion) ie an honorable A large I member of the Now England Conference, ion. Her | ami tbo son of the daughter deceased in a neck, and J promising member of the Troy Conference, ood breed- (Their parents were worthy members of tbo M. E. Church, and their children were t (nil to bo at- | brought up nnder religious influences If was demanded, it was accom- panied (especially on the part of the mother) with weeping and prayer; and tho sons feel that in their position in society, nnd in their prospects of Heaven, thoy nre largely in- Icbted to tbe counsel, example, and prayi if deceased parents. The whole circle, vitb but few exceptions, are either mcmbei if the M. E. Church, or aro in sympathy with her theology and instit I am also requested to say that the family and their descendants aro in sympathy witb tlio Republican party in politics, aud principles they Bet forth in their platfc also Andor m, Lark i, Smi , Marsh and oth- srs, that wore highly creditable. It will be noticed that Albert Hagar makes ;ho principal display of MerlnoB, while Jobt Howard rather leads with Cotswolds, and G. V. Hoyle with Leicesters. The horses we aro not able to say o ibout. W. A. Jackson's blacks hawks, hree year old pait. when well trained and i little older, will make a iplendid can team. W. W. Hartwell seems to have ta- ken the lead with fast horses. ing the machinery, the combined reap- er and mower exhibited by T. B. Chamber- lain, was an especial attraction. The exhibition In Floral Hall, this year, was highly creditable to the taste, ingenui- ty and enterprise of oar citicens. In tho were first greeted with \Trudo's Department,\ whore his exhibition of cut flowers and floral designs attracted a crowd throughout the exhibition. Then followed the fancy work, domestic manufactures, &c. J. W. Bailey displayed 28 varieties of] it door grapes, 7 varietiei of bot house grapes, and 47 varieties ot apples. The grapo culture Mr. Bailey has brought to perfection, having cultivated with care tho choicest varieties of both foreign and domestic, specimens of e, R. Sherman. Pierson also bad ipes from the garden of B. inection with the reference la the iport to Estey's Cottage and Boudoir Or- gans, we would aay that a rare improvement Just been added to these instruments, QW invention known as the Patent Vox Jubilante, giving a style of muBto heretofore lattatned in. this class of Instruments. Mr. Garvin, of Morrisonville, and Mr. Reed, of Morlah Centre, are agent* for the sale of these instrument in this locality. See their adve ment Mr. Robert Smith, of Champlain, had on ixhibltion the Bickford Family Knitting Machine advertised In our paper, which dieted high pratee. It Is a rare invention, and will perform all that 1B advertised. Perhaps the gentleman who figured as largely as any in the exhibition was onr special correspondent, J. B. Trodo, woo is bound to make his mark in tho agricultural •• HIB display of lowls, mine, &c, was very fine. Mr. P. J. Tormey, of Pittsburgh, had a | oM^'e't regular Chinese Department, making an at- \- ' ~ ' tractive show of tea*, coffees, &&, from the | Total, whoteaalo Agency of H.'w . Cady & Co., the article! being put up In the fine style of j the U. 8. Tea Warehouse. Mr. Tormer al- i introduced a new feature, in the line of to kennels of King Charles Spaniels. Eeet & Son, of Schuyler Falls, did them- selves great credit ID the line of aingle and carriage harnesses, they being on hand as eual for the first premium. Prominent in the fair grounds was the ew white tent of Little & Co., wherein Parmerte\c was exhibited tbe great living curiosity, wS\i.\ t \Black Bet,\ the short-legged cow. We ask the multitude who saw this cow wheth- er the flatteriDg notices given of her from lime to time in the SENTINEL, have been highly colored or not. We believe all will agree that she Is a rare natural curiosi- -' ty, well worth a little time and money to ' witness. Just notice tbe dimensions: 84 inches high, length of body fl feet, weight 649 lbs., legs 114 inches in length. Messrs. Little & Co., we are glad to learn, realized $114 from this exhibition during the fair. They desire publicly to express their thanks for tbe privileges and facilities rendered them by the officers of I the Agricultural Society. tho deep mpathy thoy anifest for each m any jars mily broils among Ihem, and if cither em is passing through severe afflict io I stand ready to lend a helping hand 1 irding to their ability and God's design Instituting tho family relation. Well might Psalmist say : \How good and h e pleasant It la for brethren to dwell together in unity.\ These annual gatherings aro not only interesting, but profitable, tho time being spent in kind greetings and social and g y , f cementing and strengthening the ties of consanguinity. iti li g friendly Inter ected with them crvlces, consisting onies for Christ, brief and pathetic exhortations, when they separate with the expectation of helping i family gathering In our Father's many man- t, North and South, and shall iown in vhc kingdom of God.\ The rc- t gathering waB more than ordinarily full of interest. Tho religious services were irotracted in view of a pervading interest, and closed by the Rev. relative with scrlp- oned houi e East, Wei iel, and fervent e Whataddedlotholntcrei became more impn [hortatlon. ras the thought vc, that night be their last meeting on Earth ; that re another annual gathering, some one be number represented might bave passi ver to join the circle on the other Bhor When the drama of life is over, may tin each and all be \s rlage supper < irthy gueBts at the great ' the lamb, and go in to Peru, September 21,1868. E BALL.—The following game wa e Fair Grounds on the 2Sd : Rough &. Eeady,8 9 8 a 6 4 7 Catches—Rough & Ready— Al nl Catches—Rough & Ready—\ 1, U.UInmanl~6. Aurora-M; : R._* R-Wool 1, Dlekl! Game between the ''Unions,\ the latter com it Pittsburgh Barracks, o . Scorer—J. W. Hubbell. \Actives\ and the I Martin, 1st b |Eagati,Mb LaiE\'\ Bennett, rf ma^tMooSr.t^fun^n. Bcranton 1-4. Fouls Caught—Actives—Th 3 D. C. Holcomb. tys,\ of Plattsburgh: O.R.1 LIUBRTT 4 8Uduc,c 4 lOool«y,p 4 8|Lpughrln,cl 6 61.Toy, 2d b HABTTOBD LIVE STOCK INS The following circular is issued from their Qce: [ ANSWER TO INQUIRIES : All the indebtedaess of the Hartford Live , Stock Insurance Company, at tho date of t 28th If \ •mont. There s sister and two WCRDBII IN Jons BROWN'S TRACT.— leu who have visited John Brown's! \course know Arnold, the well' guide who killed a man named Dy. sides X Sara m bad a dog wearing IUIS collar Arnold claimed, but •il to give il up. Arnold then to Shout SUort, and Unally did so, his gun being lo,«]e.i with buckshot, r. S. died in a .bort Uffie . u , B Bai d jld has sucrettd himself, declaring he ^iirT-MW^'ort-InXjon^kc.\ j wl \ neTe r etiwe \'\ wciod^alive. ^auN^j. ; HALL, ricitfburgh^ j Hal i' 8 Vegetable Sicilian Hair Henewer ^r\t'tL A i-Lh K1Xlm ANI > tiizKa ' is becoming a universal favoriie for restoring i~'i'l'^LKKH 4 CO I grl ^ r bai r l o it 8 orL B ua l color - allt l making Nov. 22,1&07 UUU( ii j hair grow out thick- ' ORANGES, LEMONS, \'2 Canned Peaches, Ar Local Correspondence. A. Family Reunion. PHIKTO LANSING :—I am requeued by the circle of friends to send you some facts and statistics relating to the Ayres family, and their recent annual gathering. For quite a number of years it has been the custom of the brothers, with their companions, chil- dren and grand-children, to meet at the residence of one of the brothers annually, for a reunion. At this time the gathering waa at Dudley J. Ayres, of Peru, Clinton County, Sept. 10. The parents' names were Joel and Beth- sheba Ayres. They reared their family in the town of Waybridge, Ve were eight (8) brothers, on half sisters, as the father r time. The sister married Rev. Hiram Bian\ chard of the Troy Conference, and deceased not far from twenty (20) years since. The elder half sister married Mr. H. H. Stephens of Watertown, who were present on the occasion, and tbe younger married Mr Moses F. Oollina, of Potsdam. On the occasion referred to, the eight brothers and their companions in life were present. Their ajjes are respectively as fol- lows : Auson Ayres of Black Brook, ageO 71; Lilly, of Peru, 09; Hiram, of Duane, 67 ; Eli, of Peru, GC ; Joseph, of Saranac, OH ; France\ of Waybridge, Vermont, til • Jefferson, orCollon, 8L Lawreuco Co., D9 ; Dudlvy .J,, of Peru, f.7. This family have been rumiirkiilily fuvortd of providence. The (Jnwrridiuila of Joel Ayn-K number in ttui family, ouu hundred and seventy (170). Of llila number forty-mio (11) have died, leaving a huudml and tweDly nine (120) now living. Elgbl of those who have died had reached adult llfo, and passed away : with a firm trust in Christ, somo of thorn In 1 great triumph. | Of those living, forty-flvu (45) make a py, its assignment, August 28th, I liability that may a from that date o; ward and presented within the time Ha b th Ct f Probate and the law , tho presentation of c will be put upon the same footing treated alike in the final dividend, when allowed by the Commissioners, and will be paid pro rata, from the assets of the Com- pany BO far as said assets are sufficient. The assets consist of the one honored thousand dollars originally deposited witb \ T f th St t f Cecticut , di paid on on the day of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, d indebtedness (for losses) continues to —cumulate at tbe average of about one thousand dollars per day. Commissioners will be appointed by the Court of Probate, on tbo 12th inst., to whom all claims must be presented for ap- proval. Those that have already been presented to the Company at date of as- , eignment, CM well as those that may be- \ \ x IHANN.—Wo would call the attention readers lo tho advertisement of Dr. containing certificates of wondorful o liftfl niutlo Ihrougu Vermont find . We clip from the Newport Ex- 10 followlDg cures made, win MIS. Ha lick fi.r , of Rolt n. (). E., • lio I ght by i*t Tuesday hand on a bed two mil and Ilien to lliis place, arriving al niirht ; before uiglil was walking about the been continually gaining strength, and walk- ed from tho MempUrcmagog house to tbe boat. Mr. Badger, of Troy, who was hope- lessly sick, was treated by Dr. Urann last April, and is now a stout, hearty man, abli to do a good day's work, having gained sixly pounds since bis treatment. Mr. Sal moQ Nye, of Coventry, who was very lame not able lo put his foot to the floor, ani obliged to go on crutches, was also trcatei in April. He is now tough and hearty, alks without a cane or erutchas, and labors cry clay. Also, tho following : Dn. URANN.--WC desire lo call the alton- r. Urann, from which it will be seen ho is on to visit Newport again. In justice tn tbe doctor, and for the benefit of the suflVr- ng, unsolicited, we cannot refrain from al uding to several remarkable cure9 be bas effected In this place. Mrs. E. B. Shaw, 'or ten ID on tli s confined to her rooro T un&ljlt weight upon her feet, Mrs. Leonard Field, for se valid, and Miss Maria Daggett, for four year \ \ to walk, have, under his treatment i restored to health, can bo seen walkinj ivory day, and are able to perform ligh i. It i s no humbug, and we refcr l< the parties thus restored to corroborate ou statements. Ciuw.Ea DICKKNS, just before bidding fare well lo Now York, Instructed his agent, Mr Dolby, to go to the Great United Stales Te Warehouse of T. Y. Kelley & Co., 26, 28 and 80 Vesey streot, N. Y., and pr« some of the justly celebrated Bhaunting Moyune Young Hyson and Kiangai Ool< Tea In the original Chinese packages, n is put up and sold hy that house. Dolby so ; and Mr. Dickens remarked d and publisher. Fields, almost lent of parting, that these teas justly entitled to their fame. They may be the had at H. W. Cady &, Co'a, who a agents of the above mentioned house, who have an endless variety of toa and eo for sale a ie article ca fifty per c be purchased oUewhcr LPTIBT ASSOCIATION.—The Essex ant nplain Baptist Association will hold ill 84th anniversary with the Baptist Churcl at West Plattsburgh, commencing on Tues day, the 6th of October next, at 2 o'clock, p. M. A full attendance is solicited. Team, will be at the depot at 12 o'clock on Tues- day, to convoy delegates to West Platts urgb. Yours Truly, C. BAIUCT. Morrisonville, Sept. 28, 1868. WANTBD.--Forthi Bl mnfacture of wagon hubs, a large quantity of red and white elm, In the open fields, full length j a trees when convenient. Parties delivering the at the wagon manufactory of Lynde. Isham & Co., Plattsbnrgh, will receive for it a good price. For further particulars, oa'l at their office. 689tf | re first hey were er before • When the Plantation Bitters * i known to the American peoj ] years ago, it was supposed they wi Ulrely new thing, and had never used. So far as their general the United States is concerned, this may be It is also true that the same Bitters made and sold in the Island of St. Thomas, over forty years ago. as any old planter, merchant or sea captain doing bmi- ss with the West Indies will tell you. It ._ distinctly within my recolleclion that on the return of my father (who was a sea cap- tain, and doing an extensive trade in the tropics,) he would invariably have the Bit- ters among the ship's stores, and our family sideboard was never without thorn. For any sickness, it matters not how severe or trifling, the decanter of these Bitters, by a different name, was always resorted to as a 'ereing remedy. MAG I WA HER.—Superior to the best Cologne, and sold at half Radical Restoration. Its good effects are permanent It not only restores the color of the hair, but the quantity and natural glossiness. This is said by every one using \-. S. A. Allen's improved (new style) • Restorer or Dressing, (in one bottle.) ry Druggist sails it. Price One Dollar. 1453mlsr Its good effects are permanent. l a this it differs from all hair dyes. By Its use urient growth is guaranteed, natural or and gloss are restored. One trial will ise you to say this of Mrs. S. A Allen'* Improved (now style) Hair Restorer oi dressing, (In one bottle.) Every Druggist rlls it. Price One Dollar. sr Within the whole range of tonic a alterative medicine knowD, none is . tilled to more consideration than the Pe vian ttyrup. In all cases of enfeebled a debilitated constitution it is the very re MABBIAGJES. Y, K o'f i\orlh M J n wiLU C iM e (5ks£ 1 8 > BH', 1 d\.»rnubEt 8TABKEY, both of Barunac. feoif, t or 2 i f eJu^ 8 a nd y Mr« V .'KLIZA t E , In Moocre, Sept. 1», 1888, by Rer. A. Uemeawuy, Mr. SKYMOUK DKNNO and Miss ADELINE HART, both of Contervtllo. their appointment will be specified in aeuted. irhich >h ciai ind tin ..jrse which policy holders can puraue in regard to return premiums, whether to let policies run to their expira- tion, or file claim for return premium, I am instructed by the Court, as Trustee not to In EliiajM-thtown, Sept. 22, 1868, Mr. DOSEJ LOOD, agua e3 yearn. In KMOX, ScDt.91.1Sfi8, Mr«. TOLLY 8TAFFOKE Iciow of tho late Richard Btnflord, »|icd 77 yuan. In Orownpolnt, 8opt. 27, 1868, HENRY THOMf DS, agod 26 yeora. ALL C ALAN! O aged P about'60 l years. '' in 8aranac ( aopt.6,lS88, MANFORDSTANLEY, fant ion of WiDiam II. and 11. A. BpaJdlog, aged 1 raontfat and 27 days. At BouiM Point, 8ept. 25,1BOT, -DASIH,\ : m of Rev. D. T. and Mr*. A. W. Taylor, ftgud S id Carrlu E. Sinclair, aged 8 montht and 20 do. The Plattsbwrgli Lumber Yard, ! TMIE SUBsiRIBKRj? ARE PREPARED j \ s, and wloh stock w The talisman of fashion ; the favorite of constantly rep beamy; tbe pet of luxury in every dressing- ,^,\2 * c y aveo n laBdalal \i! iui?iS to aS''V^»5CK Seasoned Canada Lumber, to bulducss tind proniftturo gr&y lmlr 1 dot! i Offtlid66Cfiptton6ftoodimon*ioTi>,with no lady or gentleman should be without it.—' 1 1.4SprUC 6 Floorin g St. Joseph Herald. * Dressed Matched and Jointed. These great Spruce Ceiling. Pine Celling:, urges dt people cannot be to highly appreciated, us of. ipon liia fel g understood, curing them perBon who discovers any mi alleviation, confers a benefit lows, and is deserving of hot sirablu consummation has been acl and not only may dyspepsia be curt it may be prevented by the uao of land's German Bitters which medk spoken oi in terms of the highest inejidation by thousands who have ils efficacy. For sale by all druggisti alcoholic. ml Cor e ThU de Beveled Clapboards, Pine & Sprue i SHINGLES. LATH, CULL BOARDS, SCANTLING, WALL STRIPS, CEDAR POSTS AND PICKETS, HEMLOCK PLANK AND BOARDS. New Adyertisenrients New MusVca\ p LICENSED BV THE i St * Albans , Vt . UNITED STATES AUTIIOUITY. 8. C. THOMPSON & CO'S o n E A T One I>ollar Sale of\ Silks, Showls, Dress Goods, Line tons,'Fancy Goods, Albums, Bibles, Silver Plated Ware, Watches, Cutlery, Sew - ing Machines, Ac. OSE DOLLAR £ACH, e smallest Article sold for ONE DOLLAR can bo exchanged for a Silver Plnled, Five Bottled Revolving Castor, nr your Choice of a largo variety of other articles upon Ex- change List. limved silver plated gold lined Kob'l'ct,' violin and ho*, fancy (Irons pattern, elegant Bilk Loaded para- ivo'ry hundled •rjonicled'si'lk'tnril'onc doz«n > iaric<Miizo chopping hug! honeycomb nullt, aLbamhrn oullt. la- .m»'aplcndld square wool »l.i.wl, Indies' solid gold California diamond rinu, tjfnt'a plain or on^nived Ono of the following arllelcft: 40 yards aheefing. Ha ?f fn\VirHr^Eci»*'p«Vl p'rl\ ^\\| l b^m^i 0 ^\SJon °fS (•bnwl, slivor plute^ card hanker, splendid engrave- «tl»er plated tco pitcher, engmved >ilrer nlaled t n pot, 100-pietora Turkey Monwro photograph nltmm, LnncanU'r qnilt, nlpacrn dro«s pattern, cngrtived ill- >>rn«» nlnrm clock, pniroTa]! wool hlnnkntg, nplen did bended nnil llnod alllc ixiriuiol, Indies' splendid Morocco inivclUm big, p»ir of nlhambrn qullu ' • Por « Clul» o f One Hundred and 91O.OO, 90 yarc/» whetting, fancy ensbmere coat, pants and ••C'rt pattorii, jxirn. qBiiljty, omjravcl silver plated , (ilr pple.ndltl rowo blunkots, splendid un^rnved allv plNtorl t' a s«t, (three pieces, miunr bowl, ten pot al l)\S K vro»*nn ( rbolVE» C X\'bi!m?e P show?,\spl'ndld splendid uiblu wlili <ilv K nnt sicol eti(ntvtn\|{ii fiimllj' record and photojrtnph pngc, poplin drew palteni engraved silver pVat4 d Ico plloher, splendid b,*avei no dozon dinner napkins to match. vnrdfl. Make yonr letters abort und plain as po»sl> TAKE P1RTICUL1R NOTICE. K7-Be n» an d tend Money b y »«gl . Country Postraaflters buvor^fused to forward letter .0 as, supposing thut our bnslnrss came under thx, ho law agiiinst Lotteries, Gift Bnlerprfriea, &c , nl- 'be log^l autliorltles. This action Is Instigated by .bejenionsy of Country Merchants. In case any SBlJro'BT 1 EXPRESS?\ \^ *\ Om \ n Io \ et *' We cannot be responsible fur money [ost, unic >ome procantlon. are taken to entrjre lit safety. SEND FOR CIRCULARS. Send your address In full, Town, County and Htat< S. C. THOMPSON & CO., 130 FEDERAL STREET, HTEIPfWAY PIANOS, Q. A. MILLER PIANO, E S TE°TT% C O.'S WE SELL for ONE DOLLAR, fl OLD and Bllvcr Watches, Sewing Machines, Silk VJT Dress Pal terns, Carpetintrfl, DomefltU?BoodB, &c. CIRCULARS SENT FREE , giving full particulars, or ten check? sent for Or- Lioiiar uescrioinif ten oineront articcs wnicn we w; sell for One Dollar Each. Splendid Inducement* offered to Agents Fending i Clubs. Addreas LABONTJS & BABBIT! 1 , )6\J\J advance. Aitenta wanted everywhere, malt id female, to Bcil our Patent SverUuting While Win :IMV.\-\H''Y. TrtlL Address AMERIOIH V WIRI o.. 76 William at., N. Y., or IS Dearborn Btreet, Clii 'e»t and eJTecU & permanent cure. Price $2 by UPHABI'S DEPILATORY POWER . Removes auporfluom Hair from any part of Iho body in five mtnu/es, wilhout injury to the akin ; by mail THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN. }lorstl>o Whlnki'rs and Hair a beautiful black or ' '\ * \ preparation. 7ff Gt«. TOBACCO ANTIDOTE. W ARRANTED TO REMOVE ALL DE - slre for Tobacco. Thla grout remedy Is an ex- cellent appetizer. It purifies the blood, invigorate* the system, possesses great nourishing and strength- heartiest food\ makes sleep refreshing, and estab- lishes robust Will). BKO(E«S ASD CHIVERS FOB SIXTY YUM ODR«O. Price, Fifty Onls. post free. ' \\- — the Injurious effects of Tobiicco, with , COTTAGE ORGAN J'H E UNDERSIGNED HA VINO BEEN .jiinilon of Clinton and K»«CX\N. Y C , O would\re\pec^ ^ ar< fa| :taring facilities during tho last Iwenty-two rlrcd tnstniraent8 a pcrrno'nth? t * \* DISSOLUTION 1GRAND OPENING PARTNERSHIP ! )f Independent Heeds, played with ifio o revs; u snlmllutc fnr PetLil Baps. This il or 'J,* c f n **j™ 1 * Kne^Sweli , whereby the play- til a! than the Automatic Swell, or any other ever esThe* o^er n\d Or f aa B « Uow » *\* ti l enhano- Init the size of'the'cane. 1 ° ' etonO|W t ou t nclrea \- The Patent Reed Board, whereby thu tone is greatly Improveri, renderings more like a Pipe Organ than Is found In any other Instrument. This d The\p«t»ul 0 V« e HumrnaT™nrol«ra e wc < ' tbo human voice. Language la Inadequnto'to glvi any other Tremolo ever before Invented, and\ a to „. These improvements belong exclnaively to the Ei- tey Org»n«, whatever Interested pnrties may »ay to the contrnry: and the public nre cautioned against Nusbaum & David, BEEHIVE, PlattBburuh, W. Y. Sale by Private Contract OF 60,000 Dry Goods! T nE IHfDERSEONED WOUL D resp«ctfully announce to the inbabit- antsofPlattBbnrghand vicinity that they will be ready to open their store on or about . Monday, the 21st of Sept., with a large and I full assortment of Dry Goods ! )ur Stock consists in part of the following DRESS GOOItS. Pbf all shades, colors and ntyles, such as Me- rinos, Empress Cloths, Alpacas, Cobnrgs, French and Irish Poplina, Wool IV Estey O o'the kind\* 0 OrS ^\ \\' and all Infrlngers Rre liable to the penalties of thi THE FIRST PREMIUM imentmthe New Y< Htato Fair nnd the Fair of tho Now England States, Vermont Htnte Pair, Missouri 9tnte Fair, and Iowa — & Hamlln's Cabinet Organs, Bml'th'a America wna, and Tnylor and Farley's, hofio wighinit Instrument* will find lttotheirat laae to consult tho undersigned before purebai icipal New York and Boston maker* on Ilinmoi lonablc term\. Will also send Music or Mu»! iks to any nddresa on receipt of marked price, nllafaction ituarunteed in all cases. Bencf for a H. A. LYON, General Agent, »nr St. Lilians. Vt. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, for Mappretuion a large dose should be taken it produces tho desired effect by sympathy. Ready-Made Clothing, WbtshfaehwpanbaMdaadertb* t bM Money Easily Made, FOKD MANFQ. 00,0 6 F of Grant, Ciunpal ign Engravings snd BE CAREFUL WHAT MEDICINES YOU TAKE. W HEN you lire exhausted by over-work of head our weary body ana mind as the whip ^Ives to the 3wodTyi>Ep e ttiiiSING'H!BAC!TION. Dodds's Nervine and Iovlgorator JOT attemled I n by Q i?JSA(j'TION. Whtut grills to I rufreshos with natural strength thut comeBtosUy Bt e o*'any 0 fac'tlon; hut long and extended obsorvn- rest or reeuporatloii r will llnd, »a he koepa at It, that \ u .e the flames of perdition. Turn from It. Tak«» nic that will refresh and not destroy. Dodd'B Ner- e book of Certificates that accompanies each Dot- New Booh. On Diseases of Imprudence, Errors of Youth, and Jaladle* of Women—sent free, under sen!, by en- closing a stamp to DU. LAWRENCE Station D., Here We Are! PRICES LOWER THAN EVER! their cleansing ai DR. J. C. AYEH & CO., Practical ChtmiiU, LOWEZZ. XA.BS., V. 8. A.. Bold by H. W. (Jady ti Oo., & G. B. Baloh, Platts :mrgh, and all druggists and dealers In medldnesev. LIKE GEORGE, SARATOGA, ALBANY, TROY, NEW YORK, BUFFALO, CHICAGO AND THE WEST! THE FAVORITE ROUTE, Via Lake- Champlain. 1868. Summer Arrangement 1868. AFTE R MONDAY, JITMT 6«h, mers will lrm SlKCiatty LicaxnU Ijf Fancy Goods, SUver-Platod Ware, Dry I Goods, OreM Patterns, Cntlt Leather Goods, &c, &c, O N AN tho St Two Daily Lines Each Way, (Sunday* Excepted,) Go!rut @outli. ; l,eavo PlattBbnrah on arrival of Trains from Mon- ' K^nt S n « ? g « e «nd U 9T\ii 8 Bn \i *\* 'lo *'' '' 9.30 P. K , muklng close connection at Bmllngton ! with Rutland liail Road, for all points East, and ' at Whitehall with ftensselaer * Saratoga R. K. j •aTThe morning Steamer makes connection at Ti- i condtroL'a with Steamer Minne-ha-ha through L k G tnilna from New York, Albany and Troy, mak- connection with trains for Montreal ami Ogdens- Ky*Thc Company are prepared to furnish a Steam- er for Excursions or Pic-NickB at short notice. Freights Take n at Lowest Rate*. July, 1868. ° ' ° ' M1TCHHL U Qen ' 8 g »Pj5; FARM FOR\sAlSu ON GRAND ISLE. i^TfB HUNDRED ACREBofOood Land, . It bus a good wood oneml agTlcultuml purpoaes. It W ECAN.WILI^ANDDOjSELLUDODS needed und ueed In every family, cheaper titan t^ev can be bought at WIIOIUHUIC In Boston or Now CIGAR •SS'SS33'SS : i At Plattsburgh, N. T-, WE WANT AGENTS On itlai-Kuret St., opposite the P O. uml WitherellN New Hotel. 4T WH0LES1LE AM) RETAIL, DOME8TIC! nn.1 IIAVANNA CIQAKS, 8MO. •oin r »io U lu'Xla? »60 O f«'i' Fiv* I PlaUshnrfh, O BONA-FIDE SALE!!! , Tbe Stock consists of a full line of the | most fashionable and desirable JDRY aoonsu The Whole of their Urge Stock Mast be Sold hy the First of January, 1869. for Cash! No Reasonable Offer Will be Refused I II ALL DEBTS MUST BE SETTLED BT THE lstOF JAMJART, 1869. THIS 8ALE WILL BEGIN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,18C8. REMEMBER AND CALL ON NUSBAUM & DAVID, PLATTSBURGH, IT. T . NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE 1 K. LION, BK i opened NEW CLOTHING 8T0BE — HABGABST ST., Booth of when he topes to receive some < rouue. Be offer* M an lodosei Xonofoctuiin R DeparUnent, \\\MR.-O. GILBERT, well known ID thla County, will taJte oliaxge. Gar- ^ents cat and made on the, aftorteat notloe, arid aat- 'liar^memrMrtheplace,Margaret Street,second itore south of the Camberland House. 1-latUbargh May 1868. [673] K , UOJ . GREAT EXCITEMENT Wholesale and Retail CoBfeetknery Mannfacton _ON _ Pent St., PlattsWrgh, S. Y. All variTtlei of Common and Fancy 6&HBISS for tlie Holidays, ! For sale in large or small quantities. Candle* fur- nished at low rates for Parties, Festivals, Sinday 8eh«*l and «tker Celekratf «as. IPASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND TAPSCOTT BROTHERS & CO., 86 South Street, New York, onVh.^from'1'naoTuMrwl'' oJ'Qrfeen/trJw d Drafts, payable oa demaoa, foraayamoaatfro ;. and upwards. HMylmco PAINTING F. H. Cramer a T s'; HARDY & c6r 7 & 9 BROMFIELD ST., BOSTON, MASS. CONSISTING OK COD, HADDOCK, IIALUBUT, BLUE FISH, MACKEREL, &c, tju:inl'llies'. l>y l ' ''\' ' \ ' »\. HSJoaTV.* I'luttsburili, >f. Y , uoilh of Pvsi Oaice. 6M he has permanently esiabllshni h!» Mint shop on Charlotte Street, opposite Cooley * Bromley** LWery Btable, and ti at he Is fully prepared to do Sign and House Palntlxi|r, Graining, Glazing & Paper Hanging, ALSO, ALL KINDS OF FANCY AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING. :sburgh,Nor 8,1807. Mi BOOTS &SHOES. H. H. SHERMAN. MANUFACTURER ANDDBALKB I S Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers. Also, SHOE FINDINGS. AT THE NEW STORE OF HYMW BROTHERS! In the Store lately oecapied by Nichols, Lynde & Co., Opposite the f amberlatH Boose, MARGARET STREET. This department has been selected with grcst ewe, and no pains have been spared to obtain all the latest and most desirable styles of 8ingle and Double, Wool, Brochc and Thibet Bhawls, at priceB that cannot be nndereold. Housekeeping and Domestic Goods, A large stock of Sheetings, Shirtings, Stripes, Denim*, Damasks, Hack and Crash Towelinga and Table Cloths. \~r stock of implete in all its branches, and consists of the most desirable styles of plain and checked Flannels, of all colors, for Indies, Gents and Children's wear. HOSIEEY AND GLOVES. A full line of the best make of British, German and French, cotton, wool, and Me- rino Hose, for Ladies, Gents, and Children's wear; also, a full line of Berlin, cloth and Lisle thread Gloves, of all colors. We would also direct special attention of theprjblictoourstockof KID CLOVES which are of the best French make, and will be sold at a remarkably low figure. WHITE GOODS. T'ae best assortment in this line ever of- fered in this town, including Jacconeis Cambrics, Checks, Swiss Mall, Marseilles Quilts, & c A desirable line of Ladies' Dress Trimmings and No- tions, too numerous to mention. Balmorals, Hoop Skirts and Corsets of the best French make. We would also call special attention lo .rsto^of CLOAKINGS and Cloths for Men and Boy's .wear; in- cluding also a large assortment of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, Soeh as Shirts and Drawers, Collars, Neck- ties, Suspenders, Hdkfg, all linen, hemmed stitched and embroidered, and all the arti- cles usually found in a modern Dry Goods Store. GIVE V* AN EARLY CAM. EXAMINE OUR STOCK AND PRICES. before purchasing elsewhere, as oar stock is entirely new, and has been bought at tbe lowest market prices, we feel confident that we cannot be undersold by any merchant in Northern New York-. «-Remember the place—opposite tbe Cnmberland House, three doors south of the Public Square. HYMAN BROTHERS. Pittsburgh, Sept. IS, 1868. 6»1 9 B < 2 © bt I B I • r § B 9 P- 9
