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TH E ID A. I L. SPECIAL NOXI<!lt8. Philosophy of MarrUge.—Anewcour»e of Lectures, »3 delivered at the New York Mnieum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects : How to live ai d What to live for; Youth, Maturity and Old Age: Man- hood generally reviewed; The cause of Indigestion, flat- ulence and Nervous diseases accounted for; Marriage philoiophkally considered, Ac. Pocket volumes containing these lecture! will be for warded to parties unable to attend, on receipt of faur (tamps, by addreising : Secretary, New York Mmeum of Anatomy and Science, 618 Broadway. New York. (feZSdly) , .[From, tkt the Home Monthly.} tS^Some years since, while residing in the city of Providence, we heard much much said in praise of Per- ry Davis fain.. Killer. We listened incredulously t» these testimonials. Well, health filling as a last resort the doctors sent us to Minnesota. The winter was in- tensely celd, and* terrible form of Neuralgia prevailed among the settlers, and we fell into the grasp of the dis- ease; and day and night for weeks endured nntold agony. Many remedies were tried without avail. One day, how- ever, a stalwart frontiers-man entered the room bearing la hU hand a Tlslpartl* filled wltha reddish liquid. It was some of the Pita Killer, lie had bought it in California three years beforehand had kept it with miser- ly care till then. Applying it externally and internally gave immediate relief. Since then we have recommend- ed it successfully in cases that.bafUed the best medical skill; and, when we see persons reject this remedy, we recall our own experience, and think that the time mar come when pain, incurable by other agents, may teach them the value of this great discovery.- [mhSdtawiwlm] |SF~tadle3who are troubled with a sick headache monthly, should use Dr. Yelpau's French Female Pills.— They prove a sure and speedy cure. Sold by all Drug- gist*; . (mh8d*wlm) SENTINELS FOB SAFETY. There:i? In the'blood an independent faculty of Sensa- tion', which gives expression by painfand' inflammation When foreign matters are present. Hence pain and in- flammation mean self-protection and are sentinels for the body's safety. Aid the blood by Brandreth'a Sills, to take out foreign matters (impurttes) and von psin.inflammation and sick- ness will often be only an affair of a few hours. .MissConsarduij of Reading, Schuyler Co., N. T., was cnred'of coritractionof the arm of over a year's stand- ing by less than a dollar's worth of Brandreth's Pills.— The arm was entirely useless for over a year. 'RfoelpaT Agency, Brahdreth House* New York. Sold by all DrugglBts. (mhlOdtwlm) JACKSON'S CATARRH SNCViT, AND TROCHE POWDER, : A dilightfaland,pleasant Remedy in Catarrh, Head- *- J .< s I; aMhii-Bad Br.ipfki -Hoarseness, Asthma, '' \\ Bronchitis, Ccnighs, Deafness, <&c. And all disorders resutlng from Colds in THROAT, VO- CAL OKGANS and HEAD. This remedy does not \Dry Up\ a Catarrh, but Looi-: ens it ; -frees the-head fjcom.aILoffenalve matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and ITeadache; allays and soothes the burning heat in Catarrh; is so mild and agreeable In Its effects that it positively , ' CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING. .•• kt a. Troche Powder,\i pleasant to the taste and nev- er nauseates ; when swallowed, instantly gives to the Throat and Tocal Organs a delicious sensation of cool- ness and comfort. Is the best Voice Tonic In the world. Try It; Safe, re- liable and only 85 cents. Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, address. COOPER, WILSON k CO., Prop'rs, Philadelphia. Wholesale Agent, D. Barnes, k Co., New York. B. O. Lamptiear, Agent for Ogdensburgh. (delSdiwly) THE MI8ERABLE8 Of thisbrig7tiand cheerful world, are the Zh/speptica. Without a good digestion there can neither be bodily comfort-nor mental enjoyment. ^Between the Stomach. and.the^braln- there i s a cloee and wonderful alliance, -if the one'is-disordered the other hi gloomy and dejected, incapable of effort and indifferent to all that makes life agreeable to the healthy. Is this a condition that any rational human being Is willing to endure, when the means of certain .immediate and permanent relief can lite obtained everywhere ? The Dyspeptic has his fate in his own hands. If he chooses to banish forever the disorder that racks his body and disturbs the mind with nameless horrors, he has only to step to the nearest drug store and procure a supply of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. , . No phase, of Dyspepsia has ever yet resisted the alter-' atlve^ tonic and tnti-bllious operation of this potent veg- etable specific. It literally regenerates the lethargic stomach; rouses'into healthy action the dormant liver;. puts flight the dismal fancies that beset the mind: gen- tly relieves and regulates the bowels; straightens the en- foebled-nerves; restores the appetite, and makes it as it were, a new creature of the desponding and debilitated Invalid. Ladies who suffer from indigestion have only to take a small dose of this pure vegetable corrective, once or twice a day, to secure entire exemption from the pains and penalties of a weak stomach and that func- tional regularity, which but few of the sex uninterrupt- edly enjoy. (mh3d*w2w} Mother Bailey's Qnieting Syrup for children teething, makes sick and weak children strong and healthy; give* mothers rest day and night. Is a quieting medicine for children. Only 25 cents. Sold by Druggists. (delSdtwly) Sold by J. C. Sprague. , * Mother Bailey's Quieting Strap the great quieting remedy for children teething, allays all pain, enres wind colic, convulsions, griping, &c. Large .bottles 25 cents.' Sold by Druggists. Sold by J. C. Sprague. WARRANTED CHEAPEST AND BEST. So Farmers, Express Companies, Stage Proprietors, Liv- ery Establishments ~and all who use horses. * DR. T0BIA8 VENETIAN EORSE LINIMENT, •'•Iirpint'bottles at One:-Dollar, for the cure of Lameness, Scratches, Wind-galls, Sprains, Bruises, Splints, Galls, Outs, Ooltc, Slipping Stifle, Over pleating, Sore Throat, Mail in the Toot, Ac. •-••>• . . All who own or employ horses; are assured that this •; liniment will do all, and more than is stated, in curing <i the above-named complaints. : During twenty years it has never failed to give satisfaction in a single Instance. gold by Druggists. Depot 50 Cortlandt St., New York. (2ad*l> A CALAMITY PREVENTED.—All those who have been paying the high prices asked by retailers for Dry Goods, may now get everything at the lowest auction price, just as cheap by the yard as if purchased by the case. All orders of $15 or more sent to be paid for on delivery. Catalogue of Goods and samples sent free to any order. P. 0. Box 5810. SYMONDS * CO., No. 128 Ohambers-st., N..Y. (mhl0J4w2ro) tj . ERRORS OF YOUTH. A gentleman who in early life was a victim to that de- basing vice so common to youth, which resulted In se- minal \Weakness Involuntary Emissions and Nervous Prostration and came near ending his days in hopeless misery, after using numerous remedies without success, he obtained from a friend some simple rules and prescrip- tions-that effe«ted a permanent cure. On behalfof suf- fering humanity, he will send the same free of charge to all who desire it. Address ED0AR TRBMAINE, Stations. Bible Home, N.T. ,'/\ [jald8taw*wly] THE HEALING POOL. HOWARD ASSOCIATION Reports, for young men on Physiological Errors, Abuses and Diseases Incident to Youth and Early Manhood, which create impediment to Marriage, with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed.let- torenyelopei, free of charge. Address, Dr. J. 8KILLEN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. \ ~ ja81dfcw8m) FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS Now clothed with misses of rich, black and brown hate would, If they were unfortunately ' ' • : • CUT OFF • : • ' IV«m a supply of Chrtstadoro's Dye, begin to , TORN WHITE, 1 . Red, aandyj and gray; ManHood and beauty, wltb {the one defect in their personal appearance remedied by CRIflTADORO'S HAIR DYE, : lejolce In their good fortune and recommend It to all who require a perfect dye. MannfUtnrtd by. J; Ohrlstadoro, Ho. 4 Astot House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers. [mhlOdAwlmi TO RENT. T BS IWO STORY BRICK HOUSE NEARLY OPPO- sltethe Public Square, on New York Avenue; Also one half of the new frame double dwelling next adjoining; Apply on the premises, to the subscriber. «' . i (mhidlm) JAJK8 McGDIRJ. Cl)f |oi OGDENSBURGH, N. T . LOOA1V AND MISCELLANEOUS '$ • ' Ik>c»l Market Bapqrt. JUTUBUOAJI * SOVMMU. Ornca, I O«Di«8ltriBH,Tuesd»y Morning, HtrchlT. f NoT*\—Thi« market report is for wholesale prices, paid by dealers, for al quoted articles except flour and hay, for which retail prices art) given. BUTTER—Best Fall made 60@63 cents.— Spring mafde, yellow, 50 cts. White 44@48 cU. Prints 40@45 cts.per pound. J@4 POTATOES—70@75 eta. per bush. DSIIDAPFLIS—9i@ 11 cts.per pound. BaaB^35c'ta. p«r dozen. PiAS—$1.25@$1.40 per bushel. * BBANS—$3.00@$ 3.50 per bushel. OATS—Selling at 10 cents. CORK—|1.2B@Jll.5O per bushel. LARD—18@18| cents per pound. HAMS—Sugar cured 16@l«cents. Salted 12J @14 cents, SHOULDIRS—11@12} cts.per pound. TAitojr—10 cents per pound. Muss PORK—Homepacked|26@|27 per bar- rel Western $25@$26 per bbl. 0HI0H3—White $2:00@$2i25. Ked $.2.00 per bushel. •FLOUR—No. one Spring wheat.$12.50 per barrel. White wheat flour $14.50. Pastry flour J)16.S0 DEKSSRD MEATS—-Beef 9l@ll cents. Pork Il@l2* cents per pound. Mutton 8@10 cents. PotrtTBT^-^Spring chickens 16@2O cents per pound. Ducks 13(5)14 cents per pound. Turkeys 18@20ct9i per pound. Geese 10@ 12 cents per pound. • » GAME—Partridges 40@50ets. perpair. Wild duoka 80 cts. per pair. HAT—$8@$14 per ton. Tht Weathtr. If the winter h as been long and severe, March seems determined to make amends and bring us an unusually early spring. Tuesday, If arch 3rd, was the severest day of the winter, the mercury standing at 24? or 26° below zero. Three days Tater a thaw set in, and on Sunday, the 8th, the water ran in our streets for the first time since November 27th., Since Friday, the 6th, the thaw has been continuous, and the snow in the streets has nearly disappeared.— Notwithstanding the rapid disappearance of the snow and a couple of heavy rains, there is yet no considerable or unusual rise in the rivers.— The ice is fast disappearing from the Oswegat- chie, which is already open from the dam to the Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad De- pot. A few days more will! clear the channel out to the St. Lawrence. Local L*)giil*tion, Bills reported in the Assembly: To aid the Potsdam Normal School; to improve De Grass* river ; for a bridge at Fort Covington; in rela- tion to taxes in the Town of Lisbon; to incor- porate the Waddington canal and Water Works Company. sai M. P . Flynn's New Quarters. M. P. Flynn has fitted up the store in Seymour House Block, next adjoining the American Ex- press office,, State street, and is now opening his new stock of boots, shoes and gaiters, in the new quarters his goods are tastefully arranged, and everything made as inviting as possible for customers. Since hanging out his own shingle, Mr. Fljnnhas been coming right along, and now has one of the neatest stoves in town. Thoseofhia customers who have tried him the longest like him the best, and positively assert that in making a neat job and giving a perfect fit, he cannot be beat. It is worth while for those who are fastidious about foot dress, to give him a call. The Sunday Temperance Meeting. The attendance at the Temperance meeting, last Sabbath, was the best of the series. Ad- dresses were, made by Rev. Mr. Conant, Neil Cook, M. Mallon, J. BriggB, H. M. Davidson and A. E. Smith. Another meeting will be held on next Sunday at 3 o'clock P. M. Saturday, the steamer St. Law- rence made an effort to reach the Ma- rine Railway, for the purpose of breaking up the ice so as to enable the Railway to be put in run- ning condition. She made about two thirds of the distance from • the Lighthouse to the Rail- way, when the great thickness of the ice render- ed the progress slow and tedious. She will re- new the efforts till the. ice is cleared out. Unmailable Latt«n. POST; Ornca. OaDEnaacBOH. N. Y., t ' March IS, 1888. f VNVAItiABLX LKTTU18 In the Post Office, at Ogdensburg, Monday, March i5th. HXLD VOR POSTAGE. •Julia Madden, Ogdensbnrg, N. Y. Murdock Fraiser, Saginaw, Mich. Banker it Carpenter, Boston, Matt. Alexander Collett, Busaell P. O., K. Y. Janett Whetson, Stanton P. O., Hinn. C. C. Abbott, Rochester, N. Y. IMPKBFKCT 4DDBESS. Hatty Gilbert, St. Lawrence County, N. XV These letters will be sent to the Dead Letter Office, Man. 28, unless the writers call and rectify their mistakes. Daring Robbery «ad Murdar. A young man named Sykes, a son of Bingbam Sykes of Canton, was robbed and thrown from the cars on the 'western bound train of the Grand Trunk Railway about three'and a half miles above Prescott, about two o'clock on Sunday morning. Mr. Sykes took the cars at Prescott. When near the place where he was thrown off the train, he was accosted by a man who was. seated near him and asked if he was not going to take a t sleeping car, ' ajid re- marked ' that he thought he would. The stranger said come, and he took his valise and started in company with the man for the sleeping-car, As they stepped out upon the platform, two men came oufof the sleeping-car. One held the door of the sleeping-car and the other the door of the car out of which Mr. Sykes had just stepped. They then demanded his money or his life. Mr. Sykes handed over his money, watch 'and valise, and then begged of them to spare his life, but the heartless villains threw him overboard, hop- ing thereby to hide their crime. Mr. Sykes was found next morning in an insensible condiiion, the vital spark having almost fled. He was taken to the House of Mr. Heck and a physician sent for, and restoratives applied. ' On exami- nation his jaw, shoulder and arm were found to be broken, and he was injured so severely in- ternally as to cause him to vomit blood. In the course of the day he rallied sufficiently to give the particulars of the robbery as above stated, when he became delirious. His friends, at Can- ton, were notified of the facts, by telegraph, yesterday morning. We are indebted to Mr. P.T. Perkins, of Wa- tertown, for the foregoing particulars. Mr: P- also informs us that officers are in pursuit of sus- pected parties. The intention of the robbers was, no doubt, to kill Sir. Sykes in such a way that his death would appear accidental. LATER. Since the above was put in type, Mr. Sykes has died. His father, who was notified by tele- graph, arrived at Heck's a few minutes after he expired. It is reported that the murdered man made a de- position before his death implicating a person named JohnMcFallaas his murderer. The Railway Company have taken the matter in hand and are determined to arrest and punish the criminals if human ingenuity can succeed in doing so. • Maple Sugar. J. A. Craig, of Flackville, has laid on our ta- ble some fine samples of maple sugar. Craig is a sound Republican, and proposes with the rest of the Lisbon boys, to give the Democracy a dif- ferent kind of a \8weeteneri^_this fail. Thunder! The 'first Thunder storm of the season, occur- red in this vicinity, yesterday. Saturday night the stone breakers came down from the quarry nearly two hu tdred strong to be paid off. This project for giving relief to unemployed and suffering laborers has been a decided success, and met the end desired. . Larkin has taken the stand at the corner of Ford and Patterson streets and will in a short time open a grocery, provision and ship chandlery store. The Captain will also act as agent for vessels, in securing cargoes,transact- ing business, &c. He has an extensive acquaint- ance in all the lake ports, and is therefore just the man for the business. Business men having cargoes to ship should give the Captain a call. •« ' College Lyceum. The next regular meeting of the Debating So- oietywillbe held at the College Rooms this evening, at seven o'clock. The question of debate is: Resolved, That intemperance in eating has caused more physical debility and death than al- coholicdrinks. * The members are requested to meet at seven o'clock precisely. The public are invited to attend. ty We are requested to say that Mr. Badlam will soon be on hand again with a new assort' ment of pianos and musical instruments. He has commenced to gather material to rebuild on the site of bis old stand. In the mean time, orders left at Barlow's drug store will receive attention. • .. ' gyDr^ Blodgett, Dentist, would say to his patrons that owing to increasing demands upon his time at his office in Ogdensburg, he will not be able to make engagement* to do work at oth- er places in the county as heretofore, (excepting Masscna, where he will go once in three months.) His patrons may find him at hi3 Dental Rooms over the Post Office, in Ogdensburg, at all times during business hours. Particular attention paid to filling teeth and the necessary operations upon the mouth, such as regulating teeth of children or adults, treating and fblendiig i dis- colored and diseased teeth, correcting deformi- ties, 4c, while those who require artificial teeth will be supplied with the very best article poaai. We. (mlil7a&w2ip) MARRIED. \\BCABBIAOB Hono n VIFTT OMITS KAOM.. In Sepeyiter, March 1st, by the Rev. J. G. Ipencer, Mr. JOHN CLARK to MIM tCPHIMU MoSWAN, of Maeomb. / *<* SIBD. In OswegateUe, on the 14th lntt.. MIOBAIL DAWT, agedSS yean. ' I mitral frost the mldcnee of his father on the Kldgt, today, at two o'clock P.M. ' , Oormty T«uch«r'a Inati- St. The religious . exercises were conducted by- Rev. Dr.-Plumbe. • . The lessons of to-day were similar to those of yesterday. In, the afternoon a classof children camera and engaged in an ! object lesson con- ducted by Hiss Parsons. Good attention was-, paid by the class. At miscellaneous hour, Prof. Howe address- ed the Institute upon the necessity of correct, physical training, as well as mental and moral :oulturejpfjchildren. f » >., $*., j The Institute now numbers two Although the. loads are very heavy, teach- ers from nearly every town in the County are present. , , , , - j \ TSIDAT, March IS, 18B8. The exercises, this morning, were conducted by Rev. J.F. Clymer. J Arithmetic was first ably attended to by Prof. House.' He gave some methods' of working per- centage, and then took up the subject of square root, introducing a negative method of opera- tion by forming the square at first too large, and then diminishing it instead of' the usual wav - . • .. - ' Mrs. House followed with a lesson in geogra- phy, advising a systematic method of recitation, and introducing an order of exercises for! class recitation. Lessons in intellectual arithmetic, inventive drawing and phonetie^sjielling' con- sumed the afternoon session. ( ) . • ; At the close of the session the Institute ad- journed to meet at the Town Hall, at 7 o'clock P.M. • After roll call, at miscellaneous hour, Eev. Dr. Fisher, of St. Lawrence University, was introduced and addressed a large and: apprecia- tive audience for one hour, in his usual clear and forcible style. He took for big subject, \ the laws of compensation.\ At the close, Prof. House announced that ho had received a telegram, requiring him to return immediately to his school. Having found so many pleasing acquaintances, he very much re- gretted that he and his lady were obliged to leave. To-day has been a' very valuable day to the schools, of our county. Dr. French, of Albany, will be with us to- morrow. CLARK BAKER, Secretary. BY TELEGRAPH. NKW YORK, 16.—Gold 1.89£. LONDON, 16.— V. S. Bonds V2. YORK, 16.—Tribune special says: The Secretary of the Treasury has informed a rev- enue assessor at Syracuse,that ha is to make an assessment on Mr. Dickens for the proceeds of his readings. ' ; The Senate Appropriation Committee have had a long discussion on the Army Appropria- tion bill. Several changes were made in the bill, and the amount, as it passed the House, has been considerably reduced. The conspiracy in Tennessee is not regarded as very serious. Instructions, similar to those of Gen. Thom- as, have been telegraphed to the commanders of this and other military districts. The House will call upon Gen. Grant to produce all the correspondence and facts. The indications are that the should the bill for the admisssion of Alabama pass the House, it will meet with considerable opposition in the Senate.. A majority of the Judiciary Committee are opposed to special legislation on the subject. PRESCOTT, 16.—A murderous outrage was per- petrated on the Grand Trand Trunk train going west on Saturday night last. When about three miles above Prescott a drover named Sykes from' Canton, N. T.,- was enticed to leave the car in which he was sitting to join a party in the smok- ing car. When he reached the platform of the first mentioned car, the man who invited him out closed the door behind them and held it fast. At the same moment another man came out of the smoking car, and held the door oil that fast, while a third, who had concealed himself, jumped up from the steps, and presenting a pistol at the head of the drover, demanded bis money and his ticket. The drover being in fear of his life delivered np both, and was then told by the robbers that he must jump from the train. \ This he refused to do, whereupon they push- ed him off, cutting his hand to make him let go his hold of the railing. > The train was going at a rapid rate at the time he was thrust off. Sykes lay'where he fell till he was found next morn- ing by the trackmen in an almost senseless con- dition. v He was at once removed to the nearest house and medical assistance was called.' His injuries are very serious and he lies in a preca- rious condition. No clue to the perpetrators of this shocking crime has been found. j •. TOBONTO;' -W-r-1 hurricane here yestirday caused $50,000 damage to buildings. One'man was killed and several others injured. —— | NEW ORLEANS, 16.—Gen. Hancock started for Washington last night, pursuant to orders. {Gen Reynolds, who is now in Texas, will assume command of this Department. ! MARKETS. NBW Yoai',1*. Ashea—Market nominal at 8.25@8.8T£.' Cotton-Market quiet at 24 J@25} for M.iU. Flour—Receipts . 4,829 bbl».. Market declined. ' | Sales 7,100 bbls. at\8.90@9.40 sup. fine state and western 10.00@10.65 for choice ex. slate; 9.80@11.30 for common to choice.extra west- ern; 9.90@14.00 oommon. to-good Shipping brands extra Round Hoop Ohio. * Rye flour steady at W5@9.60. | Wheat—Receipts 5,400 bushels. Market dull. . • i'''. • - • . . i *• I 8ales 6,000 bush. No. 2 Spring at 2.52; white Can. 3.16.. . >. . . , , f , Corn—Receipt§, 24,000 busheli,,, Market Sales 32,000 bushels at 1;24@1.26 for new mixed western. ' Oats active at 881(884 for Western. Pork—Market cloaed heavy. I Sales 1200 barrels at 24.16(824,26 new Beef steady. : - Closing k Clearing I I »•• s';'«•.'•'•> tt8'i lv <»<i:'.;i.'-.tif.v'.|'-<; nlStroMOs<l«nsklir S h;Ni )I t :,~ They wlUiell forth* next 80.f> AYS, for OABH.theh-entire stock ofDry Goods and Millinery, .without regard to coit, to makerooai for the Spring Imporutlom. The Immense stock consists In part, viz: PLAIN POPIilNS, WISH POPI.IN8, EMPRESS CLOTHS, CLOTHS, Cloaks Ac Cloaking*, PLAID POp;UNS,^ POPLIN ALPACAS, MERINOS, DcLAlNEg, OA88IMERES| Hoalery ana ti « MOXXLED POKWNS, SLACK ALPACAS, COLORED ALPAC'AS, ARKEVRES, &c. «Vc. WHITE «OO»S, Hoop Sktria,-Comets, Also, the latest and most desirable styles in • . ... Millinery, Velvets, Floveri, Ribbons, Silk, Feathers, Ornaments, Ac, &c. IV. B.—Merchants and Milliners supplied at Wholesale Prices. . • _ . . ' • Acents) fair Crover 6c Baker Sewing; ItlaclilneR. SPECIAL NO 'IIC K S. T ADISS.TAKKPARTIOOLAK NOTICE. THB BE AL VBLPAU KM ALB PILL. (Warranted French.) >. : • Thete Pills, so eelebrmted many years «go in Parti, for the relief of female irrefularitlei and afterward! IO no- torious for their criminal employment in the practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for the first time in America:\ They bave been kept in comparative obicurlty s from the f*ot that the originator, Dr. Velpau, ii a phy- ileUn in Paris, of great wealth, and itrlct coniclentloui principle!, and hai withheld them from general me, lest they ihoiild be employed for unlawful pnrpoiei. In' over- coming Temale Obstrnetlons, Falling of the \Womb Whltet, Green Sickness, Suppression, Retention, or Im- noderatellow of the Monthly Discharge!, Nervoni and Spinal affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of th« Heart, Hygterici, Ac, and will effect a core-when all other means'have 'follecl; ahdalthongn apowerfalremedy^-do nbt^contaln calomel or anything hurtful to the constitution. • To married ladiei aad young girls who have never been regulated, they are peculiarly lotted. They will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period wlthregularl y \ CAUTION. i Married ladles should nerer take .them when there U any reuon to believe themtelvei pregnant, forthey will be sure to produce a miscarriage. Ladles can obtain a box sealed from the eye* of the curious, by enclosing One Dollar and sir postage stamps to M. W. MACOMBER, General Agent for United States, and Oanadas, at Albany, N. Y., or to any anthoriced Sold'by J. C.'gprague, B. p. Lamphesrana-Dlffenb&ch er k Davldion, Ogdensburgh, NX (mhSSdAwly BATOHELOR'B HAIR DYB. - This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in tha world I The only true and perfect Dye. Harmless. Reliable, Instan- taneous. No disappointments. No rldlculoui tinta.— Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the 111 effects of bad dyes. Invigorates the Hair* leaving it soft and beauti- ful. The genuine li signed WlUlMn A. Batohelpr. All other»aremerelmltatlons,andshonldbe avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers. Factory 81.Barclay St., NewToVk. ' (de7dtwly) Onlr 25 Cent* for Large Bottles.—Motli- er Bailey's Quieting Syrup for children^ whieh greatly assist! the child through tke months of teething, all ay« all pain, reduces Inflammation, correct* acidity of the Stomach, and never falls to regulate the bowels. Bold byallDruggiits. Sold by J. O. Sprague. HUNNEWKLL'S TOLTT I The importance orthia truly'reliable and ANODvNE. I valuable preparation Is now so fully ac- i»ledged,recelvlng the most free approbation of Physi- know clam, and in which the true name of Anodyne Is perfect- ly apparent, that in adrertlslag, it true character to only to be given, which I ask ail who have witnessed Its great curative power, to accept wltb. confidence. : It Is the true remedy for Neuralgia, Tic Dolorenx, Rheu- matism, Sciatica, Tooth and Ear-ache, Headache, Pain- ful Menstruation, Amenorrhea, Dellrum Tremens.Bplnul Complaints, Loss of Sleep, and as a mild and gentle.opi- ate to all nervous affections. In Asthma it has been eminently successful In Heart Oomplalnta, a very~pbtent* remedy. JOHN L. HONNEWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and PhannaceutUt, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass. I^P/~S<ildby all regular dealers in medicine. From Physicians Is invited the greatestfreedam of cor- respondence, to whom every evidence of character will be freely sent on demand. A de8dftwlm) WOODWORTU'S Standard COLOGNES, HAIR OILS, POMADES, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, *c. Are unequalled by any In in the market. Enquire for W6odworths'» Qoods. Specialties for the season Wooduiorth'a New Spanish Perfume, •'FLOR DEL ESPJURITV SANTO,\ Delicate, fragrant * lasting,—bound to be the rage. ' CHABTIEZLIEZ,or AW TO JBEAUTTi For rendering the complexion radiant and beautiful— Wan-anted harmless,—nothing equal to it ever intro- duced. ' -•.-••• . , i Itor sale by dealers everywhere. 0. B. W00BW0BTH * SON, ; Rochester Chemical Works, Bocbetter,N. T. «jal4deod>it8m) • ' ( . Knowledge is Power Thatfact Induces the .offering of a FHEE TKIAL to all. W« know the : CELEBRATED AURORA OIL! With a fair test, will prove to thousands, as it has to hundred! who are now using it, a far .preferable OIL-to inythtor heretofore u»ed.: )J, \t \ * ;' Therefore, we cordially invite every one to cast off all prejudice! a»d without regard to misrepresentations of lhternted paitlem, to - .... ' BRINC OB SENS THEIR LAMPS - ' A.NB TRY IT FREE. ; , •' ' If all will do io there will soonbea greater rush, than ever for the.iam*. , , ' ( ' , , ; ' i Otaly £SO cent*, a. AT SITAIl, BT McOOY. v AJ.I.JEN'SXtrN(J BALSAM.^ The best remedy for the cure'of Consumption'and all diseases of the Lungs. It causes the: phlegm and matter to rise without irritating those delicate organs (lungs) without producing constipation of the bowels. .I t also gives strength to the system, stops night sweats and changes all morbid secretions to a heathy state, j. It contains no o^ium in.any form. Itis perfectly* harra- leis for'tbe most delicate child. It is everywhere in good demand'and gives good satisfaction. \ • Tlie result of its use isproofof its great value. Its ex- tnordlnary-rieaUiig; properties.'are experienced by all who use it. Their testimony will be found in a pamphlet which can be had of the agents where the medicine is for PKRRY BATIS i gON, Providence, E. I., general wholesale JLgentB for the ^Eastern States. Sold by all dealers In family meaicineB. Price $1. Price.fi perhpttle. . [ fSdStAli THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. S £ p Prepared from a prescription orsir J. Clarke, 11. D., Physlcliui extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable medicine isunfatllDgin the cure of all those painfnl and dangerous diseases to which the female cpnsUtution.is subject .It. moderates all' excesses' and removes all obstructions, from whatever cause: TO MARRIED LADIES It hi particuUrly suited. It will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity,' and although a powerful remedy, does not contain anything hurtful to the constitution. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain! in the Baclc and; Limt*, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart,' Hysterics and \Whites it will effect a cure when all other means nave failed. .Full directions in the.pamphlet around each package. .... , Ji -..\.•• SE^CIAI, N0TD3E.. Beware of Counterfeits. Obatriethena/hie of JOS 3£OSE8 ori t/ui jiackag&^pwrchase n*me without it^- all others areiase and worthless imitations. N. B.—One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage, en- closed to the sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES, 2T Cortlandt Street, New Yo'rk^ will Insure a bottle-of the GBSUIHE, containing Tifty Pills^, by return mail, securely sealed : from-ail-observation..' . - . • : I,IFE-ilEAIiTH-8TRBNGTH. LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH. ' THE GREAT EBEIVCH HEBIEDY. Delamarro's Specific Pills. Fails, and highly recommeridea by the* entire Medical • faculty of France, ''.,'\ Are a most energetic, andeffecient Hemedy in casesof Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily or .Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or Impotency; Weakness arising from Secret Habits or Sexual Excesses; Relaxation of the Genital Organs.,; Weak Spine; \Lime\ or \%i61c-dustV.'deposits la''the'tfrlne; \Milky Dis- charges,\ 4c., and all the ghastly train of symptos arising from .Oye^use.or Excesses: \. L ' '. A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with Direc- tions and Advice,.printed in French, German, Spanish and English, accompanies each box, and will be sent by mall, free of cost, to any bne-whb Will write'-for it. Price, $1 per3?>x,or Six Boxes for $5. ASK XOB. DELAMAREE'S SPECIFIC PILLBj AND . TABLE NO OTHERS; ' \ Sold by all the principal Draggi's'tsj or will be sent by mall, securely staled from all observation, on receipt of the specified pHce.-by. any advertized Agents, or by the . sole PrOpiletorsj OSCAR G. M0SES $ Cp.,.2t Cortlandt Street, New York;. J. C. Sprague and B. O. Lampheav, Agent! forOgdenibnrgB,,N;T. \- (stSOd&weowly) BUCH1J! ( From, JHspeniary of the Wvittdi, States. ) DlcUnim Crenata - - • Buclin Leaver. PROPERTIES^— Their odor is strong, diffuBive, and somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish and.analagous to'mintr.' • :' 7 r ' : L ' -••'; - --\ i:..^ tomintr. : . .; ^- - i:.. ^ Medical I*ro%e?tiea and Z7sss.^Buchii leaves are gently ktimnlant, with a peculiar tendency to Urinary Organs. ' • , \ • - . They »re given In eomplalnts of the Urinary Organs- Prostrate and Retention or Incontinence of Urine, from a loss of tone In the parts ebneerhed in its evacuation.— The remedy has also been recommended In Dyspepsia, Ohrbnic Khenmatisin,-'Cti^aneb^s £ arFections, and J>ropsy. Helmbold's Extract Buchu is used by persons from the ages of 18 to 25, arid for 85 to 65, or in the decline or change of life; after* confinement or Labor Pains;. Bed Wetting in children. . •\ J: '.'•:'' J In Affections peculiar to Females, the Extract Buchu isQncfqiiaUe'd'by any^oirierrem^'dy;, ' as'~irlOHlprosis : or Ketentidh, Irregulaflty, painfulness or suppression of Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated ; or Scliurroua State of the Uterus, Leucorrhea or Whites. Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel or Dropsical SweUingH.^Thii'mecUcine Inci^easefl'&e power of diges- tion, arid'excitesthe'-iiLbsbrbent^ into' healthy action, by which the Watery or Calcarpus deposltibnl, and all un- natural enlargements arewduced, as well as Pain an m- flammatioh. • ' ' • '•. * ' j • ' '•'•' Helmbold's Extract Buchu has cured every, cu e of Di- abetes In which it* has': been given,- Irritatloni of the Necli of the Bladder and Inflammation of the Kidneys, Ulceratlon of the Hidneysand Bladder, Retention of Urine, Dlaeuei' of the Prostrote Gland, Stone, in the Bladder, Culculus, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposit, and Mu- cus or Milky Discharges, and for enfeebled or delicate Constitutions, of both Sexes, attended with the- follow- ing symptoms: IndiBPOsHion to Exertion, Loss of Pow- er, Losa of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling; Horror of Disease,. Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Pain In the Back, Hot Hands, Flush- ing 6t the Body.Dryness of the Skin, Eruption, on the lace, Pallid Countenance, Universal' Lassitude, of the Muscular System, &c. ^ ., . -,l HELMBOLD'S 1BXTBACT, BUjbRBj .i Is Diuretic ahd<~Bloed -Purifying, and cures^aU-.disea8eB . caused by Habits of Dissipation, Excesses and Im- prudencesinLife, Impurities of the Blood, Ac. supeceding Copaiba in affections for which it l i used, such as Gonorrhea, Gleets of ' ..•.-. . J6n« sun ding, and ByphimUcAffeqt. tlohu,r-ln those diseases, uied in connection with Uelm- • - bold?! Kose Wash. •1 -..•.-_• 8old:at. ,_ . ,-, / H«la>1>aia'» Sruc mn* Cbe \ '< • ••\ • • Itoiiae, . •'••., . 694 BKOADWAY, And by Duggiltt everywhere. Aifc for HELMBOLD'8 Take.no other. W leware\ of Ooanterfeits. . < mow or YOUTH. • : • A gentleman whosuffered for. years from nervous de- bility, premature decay andall the effects of youthful in- dlscre<ioD, wiUj for the lake of suffering humanity, send tree to all who need it, the recipe an* directions for mak- lng Uis simple remedy by which, he.wu cured.: Suffer- ew wishing to profit by the advertiser's experience, can do 10 by •ddrestlng, In perfect confidence, . ~\'-i :.- •• JOHN B. OGDBNi . .,. No.48OedarSfcNew lork.
