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.*•• THE D^LIJLY JOTJIRnST-A-L, OGDENSBTJRGH. dh I f\ REWARD.-LOST—A SMALL <JJ> JL U STONE CAMEO PIN set with Dia-' monds. The finder will receive the above re- ward by leaving such pin at the store of SEELY & FREEMAN. [jyl3-tf] JOB PRINTING. L OST ON THE EVENING OP THAL- BEBG'S Concert, a BLACK SILK LACE MANTILLA. Whoever will return the same to this office will be suitably rewarded. [jy!3-lw] N OTICE.—ALL PERSONS INDEBTED to the estate of JAMES KENNEDY, de- ceased, are requested to call and settle the same immediately. I may be found at the store of C. W. GIBBS during this week. M. KENNEDY, [jyl3-tf] Administrator. O DE ALE RS.--I SHALL SELL GOODS to-morrow in Job Lots, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the Store lately kept by Bronner & Kraft. There is a heavy stock yet to be sold. S. F. JUDD, [jyl3-tf] Dcpt, Sheriff. E UR6PEAN PASSAGE OFFICE. SABEL & CORTIS, 177 Broadway, N. Y. Liverpool and New-York Steamship Line sail- ing every other week. Fare from New-York $30, from Liverpool $40 Sailing packets between Liverpool and New- York every five days- Liverpool and Portland Steamship Line sail- ing monthly. Passage certificates for the above line can be had on application to STARK & CO., [jyl3-lyr] Ogdensburgh, N. Y. N OTICE THE BUSINESS FORMERLY carried on by M. KENNEDY, Administrator of JAMES KENNEDY, deceased, has been trans- feree d to CHITTENDEN, COE & Co. All debts due the late firm will be settled by M. KENNEDY of which immediate payment is required. [jyll-3in] M. KENNEDY. f\ ITARTERIiY REPORT OF THE f% JUDSON BANK, On Saturday, the 6th day of June 1857. RES0UK0ES. 1 Loans and Discounts, §209,011,87 2. Overdrafts, 5,400,01 3. Due from Banks, 4. Due from the Direotors of the Bank, o. Due from Brokers, 6. Real Estate 7. Specie, 2,645,93 8. Cash Items, viz:— principally, Cheoks on other Banks, since paid, 3,428,02 9. Stocks, $57,600. 57,600,00 10. Bonds and Mortgages, 50,829,00 11. BUls of Solvent Banks, 16,132,00 12. Bills of Suspended Banks, 12. Loss and Expense Aocount,... 1,662,88 $346,709,71 LIABILITIES. 1. Capital $122,000,00 2 Circulation Registered,. $106,627 do. not Registered, Total,... ,$106,627 Less notes on hand.. 10,263 96,364,00 -3. Profits, 14,173,44 4. Due to Banks, 14,586,12 5. Due to individuals and Corpora- tions other than Banks, Divi- dends, 6. Due Treasurer of the State of New York, ' 7. Due Depositors on demand, 99,586,15 8. Amount due not included under either of the above heads, STATE OF NEW YORK, ) $346,709,71 County of St. Lawrence, JOHN D. JUDSON President, and DANIEL JUDSON, Cashier of the Judson Bank, an as- sociated Bank located and doing business at Og- densburgh in said County, being duly and sever- ally sworn, each for himself saith, that the forego ing is,in all respects, a true statement of the con dition of said Bank, before the transaction of any business on the morning of Saturday, the 6th day of June, one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven in respect to each and every of the items and particulars above specified ac- cording to the best of his knowledge and belief; and that the business of the said Bank has been and is transacted at the location aforesaid. Severally subscribed and sworn by both De- ponents, the 9th day of July, 1867. CYRUS W. BALDWIN, J. P. J. D. JUDSON, President. D. JUDSON, Cashier. ILLAGE ASSESSSOR'S NOTICE'. The undersigned, Assessors of the Village •of Ogdensburgh, hereby give notice that they lave completed the Annual Assessment Roll of •said Village—and that the same is left with J oel Houghton, at his store in King's Granite Block, Ford-street, where the same may be ex- amined daily, Sundays excepted, until the 23d day of July next, on which day they will attend at the Trustees Room, over Alden Vilas' Shoe Store on Ford-street, from 9 o'clock A. M. until 4 o'clock P. M., to hear and. consider the com- plaints of such as may feel agrieved: and they would respectfully ask all who claim Poll Tax, to call and examine the Roll, that orrors may be avoided. JOEL HOUGHTON. RILEY JOHNSON, [ju8-td] JAMES L IVES, Village Assessors. Dated, Ogdensburgh, June 28thth, 1857. imO LET.--A DWELLING HOUSE, SIT- X uated on the corner of Commerce and Riv- (er-streets, west side of the bridge. [671-tf] A. CHANEY & Co. L ONDON PORTER—BARCLAY & Perkins', Guinness <fc Son's, and Dublin Brown Stout, quarts and pints, just received by H. S. HUMPHREY. July 9, 1857. T O RENT.—THE HOUSE RECENTLY occupied by C. H. HELLIWELL on Wash- ington-st. Apply to M. J. MURPHY. Ogdensburgh, 1857. [jy6-tf] II. LEY & BRO., HAVE JUST RE- ceived the New Novel, THE PROFESSOR, Also a New Novel by GEORGE Bonnow, en- titled THE ROMANY RYE. Both the Books for Summer reading. (jy6-tf) OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FROM A Mammoth Poster to the smallest Label promptly executed at the DAILY JOURNAL Steam Job Printing- Establishment! (North End «>f the Bridge.) Having facilities unsurpassed by any Estab- lishment north of Troy and Utica, we are En- abled to execute all orders from home or abroad on the shortest notice and in the best of style.— Our Presses are all new and embrace one of TAYLOR'S LARGE CYLINDER PRESSES For Postei's, Bills, Programmes, Blank Work, &e., &c. A RUGGLES' ROTARY PRESS For Cards, Bill Heads, Circulars, Letter- Heads, Wedding and Visiting Cards. In fact every branoh of Card oir Letter Printing. A GUERNSEY POWER PRESS For Book and Pamphlet Work. All the above Presses are driven by Steam and are each capable of producing several thousand impressions per hour. In addition we are fur- nished with one of Hoe's WASHINGTON HAND PRESSES For the execution of Law Cases, Points, and other Work; and also a modern IMPROVED INKING APPARATUS, STANDING PRESS, PAPER TRIMMER, CARD CUTTER, and a large and varied assortment of Plain and Fan- cy Colored and White Paper and Card Board. Our JOB-TYPE embraces the most modern and approved style of Letters, Cuts, Borders, &c, and is under the dlirection of skillful and experienced workmen. Our Prices are as cheap as the choapest, and we ask the Merchants ojf Northern New-York to call and examine specimens or send for them and a price list. Orders respectfully solicited, and promptly attended to. JAMES, HOPKINS & FOSTER, Props. Ogdensburgh, N. Y. THE WEEKLY JOURNAL - AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL NEWSPAPER ! Containing over Ten Miles of useful and interesting Reading Matter, per an- num, or a greater amount than anv other publication afthe North! Trice only One Dollar per Annum! The contents will comprise EDITORIALS on every Topic of the Day. A carefully prepared AGRICULTURAL DE- PARTMENT. A WEEKLY SUMMARY OF NEWS from all quarters, sent by Teleguaph, and by our numer- ous Correspondents, expressly for this paper.— No oth.er paper in Northern New-York contains a telegraphio report. MORAL 4RELIG0HJS, SCIENTIFIC, MU- SICAL, HUMUROUS, PERSONAL & BIO- GRAPHICAL, and COMMERCIAL INTELLI- GENCE, prepared expressly for the columns of the Journal. Particular attention will be paid to the HOME DEPARTMENT, whiohiwill embraoe tvery item of interest in Northern New-York or this seo- tion of Canada. Every week an ORIGINAL STORY! [Complete oif continued.] FOUNDED ON FACT, AND OF THRILLING! INTEREST, Written Expressly fon the Weekly Journal. Original and Selected Poetry, Thus forming the most interesting and useful Family Weekly in the North. Examine the following liberal terms to clubs, per annum : Clubs of ten, each, § ,80. Clubs of twenty, eaclii, ,75. Single Copy, 1,00. Published every Saturday. Printed in new and beautiful Type. Office, corner of Ford and Wat- er-streets, Ogdensburgh,, St. Lawrence Co., N.Y. JAMES, HOPKINS & FOSTER, Editors & Proprietors. C ALCINED PLASTER PARIS, now in store, and for sale by 397-tf PKOUTY & RINDGE. OUSE-KEEPING HARDWXRE^ The subscriber offers for sale a large va- riety of new articles for House Keepers never before sold in this market. CHARLES ASHLEY. CISSORS, FINE CUTLERY, Ac.,—~A complete assortment of the celebrated stamp iof Joseph Rogers 4 Sons, for sale by CHARLES ASHLEY. J..C.SPRAGUE, Dealerin Books, Periodicals anditationary,No 6 Eagle Block. Eord-«t,,Ogdensburgh,N. Y SHERIFF'S SALE. NEARLY' 20,000 DOLLARS Worth of Dry Goods B Y virtue of severall executions issued out of the Supremo Court, to me directed, against the goods and chattels lands and tenements of Simon Kraft, Samuel Biionner and Lazarus Kraft I have levied on and shall expose to sale their entire stock of Dry Goods, Carpetings, Looking Glasses,- Paper Hangings, Yankee Notions, &o., commencing on Saturday, July 11th, 1857, at the store of Bronner & Kraft, known as the '•Pedlers Exchange,\ No. 3, Eagle Block, Ford- st., Ogdensburgh, and continue each day, until all is sold. It will be to the interest of dealers to give this sale their attention,, as the goods do not in- voice for as large an amount as is called for by the executions by several thousand dollars, con- sequently they will havio to be sold. The fol- lowing comprises a portion of the stock :—In- grain, Three-Ply, Brussels, and Striped Carpet- ings; Oil cloths, Paper Hangings, Window Shades, Gilded Cornicesi; Large Gilt Mahogony Frame Looking Glasses, (large assortment) &c. Also Fronch, German and American Cloths, Cas- simeres and Doe Skins, Fancy Casshneres, Satti- notts and Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Mouslin de Laines, and Cashmeres, Bareges and Tissues, Al- paccas, Coburgs, Ginghams, Printed Lawns, Jaconets and Organdies, English, French and American Prints, Black and Fancy Silks, Dress Trimmings, Brocho, Stella, Silk, Cashmere and Woollen Shawls, Irish Linens, Jaconets and Cambrics, Swiss Muslins, Bishops, Lawns, Dam- asks Cloths, Bleached and Brown Table Diapers, Towels and Napkins, Counterpanes, &c. A se- lect stock of Embroideries, Laces and Edgings, &c, Summer Stuffs, Wool Flannels, Shirting Stripes, Ticking, Deniims, Drills and Jeans; Brown and Bleached Sheeting and Shirtings ; a great variety of Yankee Notions and many oth- er articles too numerous to mention in this ad- vertisement. — Dated 'Ogdensburgh July 4th, 1857. S. F. JUDD, j y 7tf. Deputy Sheriff. R OYAL VILAS* WISHES TO SAY TO this community that he has replenished his Stock of SHOES and will continue to sell at those extremely LOW PRICES for awhile longer. [J> 2-tf] GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. CHANCE OP TI.MK. OGDENSBURGH TO CHICAGO' VIA LAKE ONTARIO STAJIEUS LAKE SHORE! AND MICHIGAN . SOUTHERN H A 1 T, K O A O LIN K K. Inconsequence of Evening Boats being discon- tinued, Eastern Passengers desirous of making connection must take the Morning Train from Rouses Point, arriving af Ogdensburgh at 11 o'clock A. M., at which timo one of the Mag- nificent Expross Stoumors of the Lake Ontario Steamboat Company, will leave Ogdensburgh, running through tho Thousand Islands by day- light, affording passenger an excellent oportu- nity of vciwiug tho unequalled grandeur of their romantic scenery without delay or deten- tion, and arriving at Rochester at 10 o'clock the next morning, where passengers may connect by Kail to Buffalo, or remain on board and connect at Lowiston, at 4 o'clock same afternoon, arriving in Buffalo in season to connect with tho 7,00 P. M. Chicago Express Train, arriving at Chicago next day. By tho latter route passengers have an opportunity of viewing tho rails of Niagara and the Suspen- sion Bridges. Meals and borths on the Boats included in Fare. TIME TA BLE FROM B UFFAL0. EX. MAIL. LIGHTNING EX. 7.00 A. M. 10-15 A. M. 2.30 P. M. 5.20 P. M. 3.05 P.M. 5.50 P.M. 8.00 P. M. 10.25 P. M. 8.25 P.M. 10.40 P.M. 6.25 A.M. 7.38 A.M. CHICAGO EX. NIGHT EX. 8.00 P.M. 8.55 P . M. 4.00 A. M. 4.20 A. M. Connecting 4.50 A. M. with night 9.00 A. M. Express lroin 9.20 A. M Buffalo. 5.45 P. M. Leave Buffalo, Arrivo Cleveland Leave Cleveland Arrive Tolodo Leave Toledo Arrive Chicago Leave Buffalo Arrive Cleveland Leave Cleveland Arrive Toledo Leave Toledo Arrive Chicago By this route, passengers have a good night's rest, and will avoid all ferries, and the inter- lerence of Custom House Officers, and delay of Baggage, as they remain the whole distance in American Territory. With a view of meeting the public wants, this Line has reopened its Through Ticket Offi- ces, and will giv6* any information needed, and supply Through Tickets to all points West as any other lino. To families moving west this ronte offors superior advantages, Trains being run expressly to accommodate Horses, Wagons and Freight. Second Class cars are run upon Express Trains. This is the shortest and most direct route from Northern New York to Chicago, and the West, anU offers inducements for comfort, safe- ty and oheapness, over any competing line.— Be sure and call for Tickets by Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rail Road Line. Passengers desiring to take advantage tf the Reduction of Fare, can procure Through Tick- ets of C. F. BLAKE, St. Lawrence Hotel. JOHN A. WOOD, Johnson's Hotel, or of T. N. DERBY, Tioket Agent, Office R. R. Dopot, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. WM. R. BARR, General Agent, Buffalo. GEO. R. WEED, Eastern Trav. Agent. je!9tf. HI, Hi), WHAT A DIFFERENCE THERE 3H0ULD BE BETWIXT Hi! Diddle dum i and Hi I Diddle de I <ra a P ON HAND AS USUAL WITH A NEW AND FRESH SUPPLY OP BOOTS & SHOES OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY Which I will sell to satisfy oustomors, FOR CASH f Please cull and be satisfied of the above. JOHH S. GOULD, Ogdensburgh, July 6th, 1857. f\1 RE AT UARGAINsT—32ACRES0F V3T good heavy Sugar Maple Timber Land,— with 30 acres of good land mostly cleared with House and Barn about 6 miles from Ogdens- burgh, in Lisbon. There is Timber enough to pay for the whole 02 acres. Enquire at this office. (je 19, ) T O LET.—THE SALOON UNDER PHIL- BROOK'S STORE, formerly occupied by A. E. FRYE. For terms, &o., apply to je 29 tf . J. N. OSWELL. B PAINE WOULD INFORM THE * Public that he is prepared to do work in his line, either Cutting or Making. Shop over R. & T. C ATOHESONS. [fo 9-lmJ STILAVELL & HOUSTON, Dealers in Groceries, Wines <fc Liquors, Cut and Wrought Nails, Window Glass, Door Trim- mings, Crockery, Glass Ware, Fish ing Tackle, Tar, Fish, Ac, Ac. A Iso Agents-for the sale of Smith's celebrated Ohio Whiskey and High Wines. Store, corner Ford and Cutnerin3- Streets, facing tho bridge. Ogdensburgh, N. York. |> 26-tf J IMPORTEJ) ALE ! J UST RECEIVED;,—A FRESH IMPOR- tation of TENNENT'I'S celebrated Pale ALE, in quarts and pints, at July 9, 1857 H. S. HUMPHREY'S. THOMAS D. SKINNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer Ready Made Cloth- ing, Cloths, Cassimeres and Vt stings, and Goods adapted to Men's wear. Also, Travel- ing Bags, Trunks, Valises, <ic, <fco. No 5, Eagle Blook, Ford-st., Ogdensburgh, N. Y.— Dealers supplied at New-Yorkpriaes. T RAVELING TRUNKS. —A GOOD assortment of Gentlemen & Ladies' Travel- ing Trunks, Hat Boxos, ' Valises, Carpet Bags, &c. May be found at TH03. D. SKINNER'S. K E ROSEN E LAMP OIL !. factured from the —BRECKEN RIDGE MANU, COAL- AS a burning oil it is superior to any other— einilUnga brill in nr. and powerful hpht. It is Oil 13 A PER and better than-any otber burning oil. For sale by the only authorized Agents, (571-tfJ U. P. & I. L. SEYMOUR. IVEW AtUUVAL OF GROC KRIKS. li S. T. STEELE, has just received a large and complete stock of Family Groceries embrac- ing TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR, FLOUR, FISH, and every thing in the Grocery line. Call and see, at No. 1 Aaron's Block, Ford-st., Ogdens- burgh, N. Y. (jej.9tf.) __ miJLE GREATEST INVENTION -1- OF THE AGE ! TO SBJNOLF MANUFACTURERS. Allow mo to call your attention to a new and IMPROVED SHINGLE MACHINE. Recently invented by Mr. TUPPER of Rux- bury, Mass., and patented in September, 185(i, of which I am the authorized Agent for CLIN- TON, FRANKLIN, ST. LAWRENCE & JEF- FERSON COUNTIES. This machine Planes and Saws the Shingle at one operation, and takes no more time or labor than the ordinary machines for Sawing Shingles. The Shingle is planed by an upright Rotary Planer, revolving immediately in front of the Saw, so that it is planed on one side while it is being sawed from the bolt. It is a great improvement on the ordinary Sawed Shingle, either for roofs or sides of build- ings, as the smooth side of the Shingle will not retain the water, and presents a good plain sur- face to receive Paint, and by the best judges is considered fully equal, if not superior, to Shaved Shingles, doing away with the great objection to Sawed Shingles, of gathering the moisture, and rotting away in a few years. Below I give the opinions of some of the heav- iest Shingle and Lumber Dealers in the city of of Albany. ALBASV, June 5, 1857. A. B. JENNER, Esq.: Sir, we consider tho difference in value between Sawed Shingles ond Planed and Sawed Shingles, about $1,00 per in in this market. WM. HEADLAM & SON, Lumber Dealers, cornerjjf Lumber and Water- streets, Albany, N- Y. ALBANY, June 5, 1857. A. B. JENNER: Sir, we consider the difference in value be- tween Sawed Shingles and Sawed and Planed Shingle, would be about 25 per cent, in this market. BULLOCK & MANY. Wholesale and retail Lumber dealers, No. 48, Water-street, Albany, N. Y. ALBANY, June 5, 1857. MR. JENNER: Dear Sir, The specimen of shingle presented, planed on one side, is doubtless an improve- ment on the simply sawed shingle. Shingles of this description, we should think mightbe preferred, and command a price for same quality, of perhaps 50 ots. per m. in this market. C. P. WILLIAMS & CO. Lumber Dealers, Albany, N. Y. ALBANY, June 5, 1857. A. B. JENNER, Esq: Dear Sir, We concur with the above opinions as to the compartive value of the Planed Shin- gles over the ordinary sawed. DALTON & KIBBEE, Lumber Dealers, No. 118 Water-st., Albany. One of the machines will be in operation at J. H. MACK'S Shingle Factory in a short tin;e. All who wish can have an opportunity of seeing the machine in operation. For machines and all information in regard to them, address all letters to A. B. JENNER, Ogdensburgh, St. Law. Qp. N. X. Authorized Agent for Clinton, Franklin, St. Lawrence and Jefferson Counties. (je 23-lm) HE VOICE OF BULLIONS PRAISE IT. Tho Balm of Zanthorea, or East Indian Remedy ! A Sure Cure for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera, Griping Pain in the Bowels, Cholera Morbus and Children Teething. Prepared without Opium. It is safe for all. If. S. HUMPHREY, Chemist and Druggist, No. 2, Eagle Block, Ford-street, Solo Proprietor. Sold by Druggists throughout the United and Canada. (je 19) EWYORK CONFECTIONERY. A splendid assortment just received at H. S. HUMPHREY'S, No. 2, Eagle Block. B RUSHES. — HAIR, TOOTH, NAIL, CLOTH, SILVER and VELVET BRUSH- ES in great variety at II. S. HUMPHREY-S. C HAMPAGNE OF CHOICE BRANDS— quarts and pints. Sherry, Claret, Port & Madeira WINES, the best in market, at JI. S. HUMPilR.EY\S.__ i 1LOTHS, CASSIMERES & VESTINGS. ^' A complete assortment can be found at 'FHOS. D. SKLTSHSLEK'S. Suitable for this season of the year, which will be made, or sold by tho yard, to suit purchasers. June 2fith, 1857 N : N UTMEGS, SPICE, PEPPER, CINNA- MON, Cloves, Ginger, Saltpetre, Saleratus, Starch, Candles, <&c, for sale by PROCTOR & CO., Ford-Street. E. II. NICKERSON, Attorney and Counsellor, Waddington, St. Law- rence County, N. Y. [42tf] TJEADY-MADE CLOTHING OF ' EVERY VARIETY & STYLE. May bt found »t T. D. SKINNER'S, E. H. OLDS' §DAGUERREIAN GALLEUrf NO. S, EAGLE BLOCK, OGDENSBURGH. T HIS ESTABLISHMENT HAS BEEN well known for years as one of the first of the kind in tho country and oldest in the county, Mr. Olds attends personally to the operating department, and having a superior arrangement of light, as well as every other facility,and from o long experience in the art, he is at all times enabled to give porfectsatisfaction to thoso who iiish a good likeness. Hours of attendance from 8'clock a. in. to 4 o'olock P. M. _ _ 10tf A WATROUS, IMPORTER OF • Shelf and heavy Hardware, Ogdens burgh, N. Y. TtTOKTHERN NEW-YORK MUTUAL Xl INSURANCE CO. February 1st, 1856. This Company is now in its fifth year, and haB made no assessments, having honorably paid its losses. Property insured either on the Mutual or stock plan at reasonable paying rates. SAMUEL F. VILAS, Pres't. GEOBQE MOORE. See. MAGONE 4 PARTRIDGE, Agents. (24tf ) Ogdensburgh, N. Y. N OTICE.—THJSTftACK OF THE FAIR Ground is now in order and open for driv- ing upon and a gate keeper in attendance.— Prices of Admission 12£ cents. s; eat\--r 'Hckets at $5. Can be obtained by »i • ' f her memljer of Committee. JAS. G. AVERELXJ, ) JOHN ALLENDOKPH, C Track Com. 1. L. SEYMOUR, 5 [je 9-lm.J 1ILL, .' Retail dealer in '^ CAPS 1 3 R lOStE HVES.—PRESERVED BLACIC- . Berries, Raspberries, Strawberries, Apples, Plums, and Pears, with their natural flavor, for sale by PROCTOR & CO. N HW SHEET MUSIC.-.A LARGE lot of new sheet music will be sold for thirty days at half price. Among it may be found all the composings of GOTTSCHALK WALLACE'S, STRAflOSCH, JULLIEN, and other eminent composers. As the stock issold to olose out an assignment a rare chance for bargains is offered. Call at SPRAGUS', Ford- street. Ogdensburgh, June 15, 1857. , (tf) A T COST ! AT COST ! I SHALlTcOM- menee on Monday, 29th inst., to sell the entire stock of the late JAMES KENNEDY (deceased) at COST as I am about to purchase an entire New Stock. I feel desirous of closing out the old one and if customers will come in and examine the stock they can't fail in purchasing as I will figure down the prices to the actual New-York cost without freight added. In fact I defy competition on the entire stock. The Stock consists in part of Black and Colored Dress Silks, Broadcloth, Tick Stripes, Prints, DeLaines, Cashmeres, Denims, Checks, Baerges, Muslins, Vestings, Blue & Brown Table Spreads, Blue Silk & Crape Shawls, . Tweeds and Summer Stuff, Spreads, Crash, Ribbons, Straw Braid, Flowers, Flannels, Irish Linen, Napkins, Towels, Table Damask, &c <fcc. A Large lot of Paper Hangings, Gilt Cornices, Bands, Oil Shades, Table Spreads, &c. Remember, all of which will be sold AT NEW-YORK FIRST COST. Come on, all you that want Dry Goods and be satisfied that this is the place to buy cheap. \ TERMS CASH. Remember the place, 71, Ford-st. M. KENNEDY, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. [fe 27-tf ] AT PHILBROOR'S Orders from the Country Solicited. WOODRUFF HOUSE, Watertown, N. Y. ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL, Ogdensburgh, N. Y. WELLAND HOUSE, Oswego, N.Y. D. DOKSEY, Proprietor; Trusty porters in attendance with coaches to convey passengers to and from the Rail Road and Steamboat Landings. 1606J Elaguerman ©aUcrj). PREMIUM DAJUERREIAN GALLERY Sign of the Mammoth Eagle, No. 8, Eajrle Blook, Ford-Street Ogdensburgh. 1-tf. SLEEPER'S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER, Price 6 cents. Destroys Flies instantly without dang r to any thing else—i« easily pre- pared and used. M'hen com- menced early in the season *.he house may be kept eleai'of Flies all summer. Sold by PROUTY & RINDGE, G. W. PHIL- BROOK and by merchants generally. May 28, 1857. 3m-p C U T STONE AGENCY! 1 have apoointed S. F. JUDD, Agent for the sale of my CUT STONE at Ogoeusburgh, N. Y. I will furni.-h on his order all kinds of MOULD- INGS, PATTERNS, and of dimensions requir- ed for building purposes, on the shortest notice. HENRY x>RADFIELD, Jr. Broekville, C. W May 1C, 1 (3m) F LOUR! F L O U R J ! DOUBLE EXTRA, EXTRA, FANCY, SUPERFINE, &o. All of Supfiior quality. In Barrels and Bags. ROBT. W. BUSH. Ofrdensburgh, June 1C. 1857. \M~k A M M A. R VARNISH USED FOR M.9 giving tho Enamel Polish to White Paint. It is uBcd for Parlors, Ship Cabins, and for all nice work It keeps the paint from being Soiled, and is more easily kept clean. It can be applied to old work. r?or sale by 291-tf) PROUTY A RINDGE. w A T E R C O O L E R S! A splendid assortment of Water Coolers, for sale at reduced prices by A. WATROUS. May '23, 1857.' Ford-Street. D ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP. The Copartnership heretofore existing un der the firm of LAMB & HIGBEE is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be carried on hereafter by S. H. HIGBEE, who alone is authorized to collect all demands and pay all debts of said firm. T. B. LAMB, S. H. HIGBEE. J*ly 8,1857. (Ira) Wholesale F'.'SC . . '-\in - . ~oOiL..-,ai . ,_. > _ SHOES, BUFFALO ROBES, &C. ETo 14, Pord-St, Ogdensburgh, U. Y. The Highest Price paid for all kinks of Furs. (je-22) 1857. A. WATROUS 185T. ^ Would call the attention of Merchants and Farmers to his large and Superior Stock of Hay- ing and Harvesting Implements. AGENTS for Rexford's Warranted Scythes,— made and finished with great care, and expressly for this market. Blood's far-famed Scythes,—now in itore 500 dozen, consisting of German Ca»t and Silver Steel. Also, 1,000 dozen of Phillip MerBon, Colby k Co's celebrated New Hampshire Scythes, shaped and finished expressly for my trade. FORKS. 1,000 dozen two, three and four tined Forks, solid cap, and warranted superior to any in mar- ket. SNATHS.—1200 doss. Scythe Snaiths of Larn- ron's Pattern. HAY RAKES.—2,000 doz. Hay Rt,kes—a su- perior article. SCYTHE STONES.—1,000 boxes Quinebog, Indian Pond, and Granite Scythe Stones. GRAIN CRADLES.—50 doz. Common Grape Vine and Excelsior Grain Cradles, with Scythes all fitted. Sickles and Grass Hooks—100 doz. German, English and American Manufacture. Orders executed -with dispatch and at Manu- facturer's prices. A. WATROUS, (je 33-4w) Ogdensburgh, N. Y. MORTGAGE SALE. Default having been made in the payment of a certain mortgage executed by James Cumis- key and Sarah Cumiskey his wife of the village of Ogdensburgh, St. Lawrence County, N. Y. to Bennett H. Vary of the same place, bearing date September 24, 1856, and recorded in the office of the Clerk ol St. Lawrence County on the 1st, day of October, 1856, in Liber 23 A of Mortgages, and there is now due on said Mort- gage the sum of seventy dollars with interest from its date. Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a power of sale contained in said mortgage and the statute in such case made and provided the premises described in and covered by said mortgage to wit:—All that tract or par- cel of land situate in the town of Oswegatchie, in the county of St. Lawrence and State of New-York, known as a part of a lot of land ly- ing upon the river St. Lawrence, next below and adjoining Lot No. 28, of the tract known as the Thackle or Reserve lot lately deeded by Charles P, Elgest and said lot is No. 1 according to a survey aud map made h? l'ol.< 11 '<n\ J.^ . Tdte, A. . . li:4i,- t a bur b h .n i„o,.. ., and bounueu as loliuws: i^e^iiiiiiii^ a, L^U -%OIUI Westoornerof said Block No. 1, at a cedar post standing in the Southern bounds of Ford-st. distant thirty feet Easterly along said bounds from the Easterly line of said Lot No. 28, and running from thence Southerly along the West- erly line of said Block No. 1, and parallel to the Easterly line of said Lot No. 28, one hun- dred and thirty three feet, thence Easterly par- allel to Ford-st., one hundred and eleven feet and 10—100 of a foot, thence Northerly at right angles to Foid-st, one hundred and thirty-three feet to the Southerly bounds of said street, and thence along said bounds Westerly one hundred and ten feet to the place of beginning, will be sold at public auction at the office of Morris & Vary in Ogdensburgh aforesaid on the 25th day of September, 1857, at 2 o'clook P. M. Dated June 25 1857. B. H. VARY. Mortgagee. MORRIS & VARY. Atts. [> 27-13w.] G UNS, 7 Comir Guns, Pisto sporting iir :.—=FINE AND Single Barreled ivery variety of 3S ASHL T T 11 Constanas, Hard and Soft Shell Almonds, for sale by PROCTOR & CO. FipHE Prescott Mesimger, IS THE BEST JsL Advertising Medium in this seetion of Canada R EFRIGERATORS.—A REGULAR assortment of sizes, made in a durable manner and warranted to be thoroughly filled with the best Charcoal packing- for sale by CHARLES ASHLEY. W ATER COOLERS—A FINE VA- RIETY of new and beautiful designs is offered for sale by CHARLES ASHLEY. _ — * — r- L ADIES GARDEN SETTS OF SU perior quality by CHAS. ASHLEY. (jel2-tf) C OFFEE URNS, TEA URNS, FRENCH Coffee Biggins, ornamented rolled metal, Dish Covers, Caffing Dishes with Lamp3 and hot water pans attached for Hotels <fcc. OBARLES ASHLEY, O RNAMENTED WIRE WORK WIN- DOW SHADES.—New and beautiful de- signs for sale by CHARLES ASHLEY, (jel2-w tl'<fc £>-3in) C HINESE GONGS, AND CHIME BELLS for Hotels, Steamboats, &c„ for sale by CHARLES ASHLEY. W IRE DISH COVERS, A NEW and improved style, CHAS. ASHLEY, L OOKING GLASSES, MAHOGANY, RosTwood and Gilt 3^J^*mgffl*- es, for sale by CHARLES ASHLEY. CHENEY, FISK7E & Co's EXPRESS. www vffflK BOSTON & THE CANADAS y&NHGECTiwiTH ALL THE PRINCI %J pal Express Companies m the United Statesand Canadau. . Office, No. 3, Scymour'sBlook. B IRD CAGES, ment for sale by — A FULL ASSORT- .CHARLES ASHLEY. H ATS, HATS, HATS, DONT FAIL to call and see the new style of Hats and Caps which are now opening at CHAKWW HILL'S Hat Store, No. 14, Ford-St. (je22) y White TeethTWfumed ,f\°**h /and Beautiful Complexion, may *»«*» ' -by using the \Persian Balm-\ - IhiB is the best preparation before the P»'' h %. , u .': rae , greatest luxuw n '.' Druggists. . S. S. BLODGETT A CO., - '\!-\>---• J Ogdensburgh, N. 1. ' TOrHEEL BARROWS. -FARM AND W Garden Wheelbarrows for sale by ' CHARLES ASHLBX.
