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H0U81 ABD LOT. TBtMB 'EASY. FOB St, Lawianc. Ooouty T-achtn' . •' ,\• ' .' •}• • • ?»iDAV,J(»arcb M, 16 The forenoon exercises were ag follows': ' ' Ota«h»^urg, N. Y p % jaSldtf) \j*$l ; DA KIEL'S HOTEL nncon~oirr. >y Second to no House In Canada, . (mhJtldly) At twelve o'clock, Monday, the Senate was called to order as , a court of impeachment Messrs. Sttiberry, Curttoi Nelson, Starts and Qroesbeck, counaelforthePresident.wert seated • at their table. The members of the House of RepreaentatiTei were present. After the minutes of ftelast meeting were tead, lit. Pjolittle tu awomi Si!, 'r iJerret Davia, of Kentucky, submit tad a motion that certain States hot being repre tented the caw be discontinued. The yeas and •! nay* w«re taken on the question, and resulted, jreas, 2 ; nays, 4». All present Toting nay ex- cept Dans'and McCreary of Kentucky: Mr. Stanberry said that every hour had been devoted by the Preiideni's counsel in preparing his an '. swer. He regretted that they bad notbad more : time, but submitted it now. Mr. Curtis then readiit, the addrttg being to the Senate of the ' United State*. • , : , '.'i The answer recites Uie circumstances of Mr. Stanton's appointment, his conduct, and the President's act. in removing him. It claims that the Tenure of Office bill, even if constitutional, does not cover Mr. Stanton's case. The other '• counts'in the indictment are all' denied, and the answer alleges that the specifications td show the committal of misdemeanors are imperfect! After the President's answer was read,' hia counsel made application for thirty' days to prepare for trial. The House managers said they would be read; to proceed on Tuesday, and the Senate voted down the motion to delay by a vote of fortyHme to eleven. This we think settles „ the question that the trial will proceed at once -••••••••- s - * ' John: Devlin. • : '\ The Albany Express heartily welcomes Mr. . John Devlin, formerly of New York, who has removed to Albany and. .taken up his residence for the next two years, Mr. Devlin is one of the most successful whisky speculators in the • country, and has within a short time made- about f 600,000 on. transactions. Mr; Devlin would prefer to continue- his business in New -York, but the Government insists on permitting other parties to take a turn at the wheel of fortune.— He pays the sum of $500 for the privilege of transacting this' business. During his stay in Albany he will put up with Capt. Pillsbury, the gentlemanly Superintendent of the Albany Penitentiary., and amuse • himself in pegging shoes; [tor the R*PC»Liatii Forbaaranca. Th* Unitid Service Oatttit, a Canadian journal published at Ottawa, and which aspires to be the . Organ of the military, and naval forces of the \Dominion in a recent leading article of the ' most; bellicose character, entitled \Yankee Sympathy With Fenfaniam,\ expresses the following modest opiuion: , ' \A short, sharp and decisive policy, like that pursued in the affair of the. Trent, is the only safe policy with Yankees.\ From this startling paragraph the eye wanders until it rests upon \The Queen's Own Rifles, General Orders,\ in the same sheet, when it instinctively seeks the editorial head, expecting to discover that the gallant Colonel Boker of that Spartan corps has abandoned the sword for the pen, but finds only the insignificant individ- uality of a Military School Cadet to reward its search. Yet the suggestion is not a poor one, and we 1 commend the spirit of it to the English Govern- ment. We are not among; those who would seek to encourage any sentiments of discord or ill-will between the two countries, yet such insolent cockneyisniS as the one alluded to, are not calculated' to. ensure the fraternal relations that the Canadians profess to so much desire. The Trtnt affair,' indeed. All Americans remember, - but too well that exhibition of British \short ! sharp and decisive policy.\ The policy of a cowardly ^ministry that seized the single oppor- tunity to insult, when it dare not injure. British demands were acceeded to, it is true; yet it was because the American Nation registered a vow of indemnity for the future to behold executed. A surfeit of victories has almost caused us to forget that the vow was uttered; but it the \-residents of Canada desire, uiw .protect them from the onslaught of Fenian legions who demand but an opportunity of confronting not only her \Queen's Own\ and; \Boyal RiHes' brigades of all designations, but also all of the - sforccB that; England can marshal against them, , it is proper that the domineering spirit of her \fuss and feather brigade\ be restrained within ' due limits. We cast no aspersion upon the bravery and- military spirit of the Canadian' . people in general, bat should. the American 1 Bagleiwithdraw its protecting wing from! Canada, we have no idea that the belligerent Editor of the journal quoted;- will ever be found among!' thote \sent to the rear\ of an invading force, unless ( \i ,U»f sKged o,£feniaBhorses greatly selipses that of the one which he bestrides. As for a serious i»ar between the; two ;a ooun|rie8, UnWe 8am agitates his good natured sides at the idea, and '•'If a :;i rieeessiiy ;> should exUt focpocketing the ) joncern.'itirill.requireUttie more than an act of Copgress.to tha^effect, • '**$'•', May Billings, of Wynantijill; dl h d ^gf iBenaselaer county, was accidentally shot dead by her cdndb, Sydney Hydeiey, on Thursday •vsning. . Devotional services by Mr. Daniels. - Grammar-by Dr. French. _ Composition by Miss Rice. * \ Object Lesson by Miss Parsons. • ,\ Beading by Mliss Potter. '» > - , I AMERNOON. Tabular view of Elementary Grammarjby Dr. -French.-. -• ' •• . . ' ' .:' -. , Beading by Mliss Potter. | : Object Lesson by Miss Parson!. I Drawing by Miss Bice. > RECE9S. - - ! After a brief jreet the hour for final adjourn ment having arrived, the report' of the Com- mittee on Resolutions was called for and the following unanimously adopted. ' | Resolved, Thai-we teyereniljr acknowledge an ;overruling,Providence in granting us life and those blessings that everywhere ; aurround us. .Resolved, That our thanks are'due to the Trustees of the !0niveraalist Speiejjjr of Potsdam, for their kindness in opening their .church for the use of Ihe Institute, ar,d that we highly ap- preciate the very liberal entertainment offered us'by the citizens of the ,pla:ce. .;'\ j Resolved, That our .profound gratitude is due Mr. William Miller, a member of the Committee of Entertainment, for the faithful manner be has discharged the onerous duties devolving upon him. ; . . ; ( Resolved, That we tender our sincere jthanks to Prof. White, Rev..J. F> QJymer, Drs. French, Plumbeand Fislher for their very able 'and in- structive lectures. • \\' 1 Resolved, That to Prof; House, Mrs, House, Dr. French and Misses Rice, Potter and Par- sons, we owe a debt of gratitude for trie kind, scholarly and faithful manner they have labor- ed in our behalf. And that our thanks are due Prof. L. H. Chandler and his glee class, for the excellent music furnished us from time to time. Resolved, That to the School Commissioners, who have labored with untiring zeal to make this session pleasant and profitable to .all, we tender bur heartfelt thanks, trusting that the same, spirit may enable, us to work with a will that knows no such word as fail. Resolved, That as our system of free schools is the pride and glory of our State,, we earnestly commend that provision 'of the new Constitu- tion making the school fund permanent and in- violate. After the adoption of the resolutions,' remarks were made by Rev. Mr. Marston, Mr. • Clymer and Profs. Sweet and Lee. They expressed their pleasure in the progress made in methods of instruction during the past few years; in wit nessing the superior advantages' teachers!now have for preparation for their work, and the in- terest manifested by them in the opportunities now offered for 1 instruction. J. G. Mclntyre, Esq. tendered the thanks of the citizens of the village for the visit paid them by the members of the Institute. After which Miss Rice wasi called out and responded in a clear and forcible manner, speaking of the res- ponsibilities resting upon the true teacher. Dr. Bates offered the following sentiment:— \Miss Parsons—a real parson, a parson indeed —commencing; where a true parson should, to do away with {the little sins, and to bend aright the little twigs.!\ Miss Parsons responded in a brief and feeling address, speaking of her attachments to the teachers of St. Lawrence County, and closed by bidding- them a kind adieu. Dr. French also made some remarks. During the last hour a deep feeling of sadness was manifested, and all felt that the most pro- fitable Institute ever held in this County, was about to close., The Chair announced that the St. Lawrence County Teachers' Association would meet at Potsdam Junction on the 29 th day oi December next; after which the Institute was declared ad- journed. CLARK BAKER, Secretary. ••^ [From, tie Rochester Evening Express.\) Rebels in Tannessee. Within the last six months the defiant opposi- tion to Congress of the perjured Johnson, haB given confidence and. courage to all his traitor friends in the South, and to none less than his own State, Tennessee. In that State Johnson's supporters call themselves \The Kuklux Klan,\ and they havei been and arc still doing his glori- ous work of killing Union men. Here is a call for one of their-secret meetings, which, we copy from the Memphis Avalanche of March ; 1 lth—a week ago :— 1 K. K. K. ; Woi.nt HOLE, BLOODY MOUTH, 1 Fair Moon, First Hour. , f, \*•**-* J i General Orders, No. 1. : Shrou'dtd Brother* of MemphU, J>wMoii. No. 63, \in hoc eijmo. 1 ' X 12. The Great Past Grand Giant commands you -The'dark and! dismal-hour draws nigh.J SOME LIVE TO-DAY—TO-MORROW DIE, | THE'BULLET H£D AND THE RIGHT ABE. OURS ! To-day, the Uth of the mortal's mouth of March, you will begin to scatter the clouds, of the Grave. By order, , j GMIT GRAUD CTCLOPSJG. 0. T. The Memphis Post, a loyal paper, | in com- menting on \The Kuklux Kian,\ says ','that the, rebel order off tbe Knights of the- Golden Circle have been resurrected in this form tos attempt again their devilish work of arousing neighbor- hood strife and civil war. Their history in Mid-, die Tennessee, so far, has been a carnival of blood and .outrage, and the overriding and defi- ance of law. Effectual measures should at once be taken to puta stop: to this secret organization of enemies, of society andmantind.\\ i ••''::• J , We have been hearing of. the operations 71 of these secretiy, banded 7 a3sa3sins;for months, and the latest news from Tennessee is to the effect that they meditate a new rebellion—a rebellion which General George fl. Thomas, U. : S. Grant and old Ben. WaSe'; will attend to' none too JOOn. -• : '• - ; \ '\ \j ,.••••: J AHumboldt correspondent to 'the Memphis Post MJB: — ..-., .'.. . , \ <' •, . \It ii now known, i beyond doubt that the Kakhix Klan: pervades the whole State. How far beyond its limits it may extend is unknown, but probably all over the\ South. As td its ob- jects, i£s animns, enough; of its evil deeds have come to light to make them manifest to, all. The destruction by intimidation and outrage of the Republican party; the entire subjugation. by terrorism or assassination of the whole 'colored populatioD,,thus deprifing the loyal party of so much,,of its^oonstituant strength as toenkbleihe rebel Oonserrativ**. to walk over its thinedranks. at every election and seize the reins of j -power, everywhere. v \\\ ; \Our approaching county elections adord them ,avfield-of operations too inviting, to.be^neglect- ; ed; hencethe\secretio^eation>'aiovKment tipued, to which may be added another just made known since the commencement of this, letter. This last was addrssed through.5 the Post-Office in Trenton; to Jamea Mprrfikn/ County Register, and contains.the following laconic sentence,:-|~ \All's well that' ends well !V 'Signed, Kuklux' Klan.\ ,\ , . ,/, , ' . . Next Mondajr Andrew Johnson's lawyers will appear before the Senate and ask for delay and another postponement of the trial of one] of the most guilty men in America.-, Before thait delay is granted \the Senator* remember how, much time Wiike^Bboth,ga,ye to Abraham Lincpttr-i how much tim« the Kuklux Klan give to j Union men in Tennessee; • •,' \.-.-'.. i ,. ' • ' '•\.- i -'\•'.-• ' j^^At the city, election in Bubuque, Andrew. Johnson received one vote for wbarf master. • As Andy will soon have a clipce to begin political life over- again, he should not despise that vote. Alderman or wharf master, the report from Du- buque must be very ehqouraging tp hia j future prospects ' ' ' ^j |yjerry Slack had one of his numerous re- construction cases before the Supreme Court on Friday. The decisions of' the Chief JuBtlce bothered him, and,'turning to his aagociate,-.he remarked: \This case beats the.devil.\ It was a frank confession of his own defeat. . OGBBN8BUBISII ' ' •. , BUSINESS COLLEaE npHE 8PHNG TERM OF THE PRIMARY D'EPART- X mentln the above Juitltutipn, will commence on Monday, March 80th. ,We have fitted up roomi and will open »t the »bove'd«te, a department la wlllcli will be taught the different b'rahcheief ,011 Painting; Crayon «nd Pencil DrawlDg. * ' i We have lecured the Mrvlcei of.Mlsi E. 0.) TURN- BULL, (late teacher of tbe abov,»'|»ranches in the Qouv- erneur WeileyanSeminarj),and weare confident we of- fer faciUUea in this DepartmeBt eqaal to any other ichool In the county. We can assure the public,that they will find her an experienced and well .quallfled teacher..; and we cordially Invite erery'lady or gentle- man who has any taite for ordeiire to Iciro the art, to call and •xamine tome of her Paintings which will be on exhibition In the Fainting Department after Ike above date. For termi pleue call at the Collegeifr send for a circular. '/ CLUTE £ ADAMS, Proprietor!. - (mhSBdlw) . ' ... * • . COUNTERPART 01JCHE I , BOOTHS, j& - \ ', V ' • • , , AT ' ,• , EAGLE HALL, Tharcdar, Marcn 26. HAMLET!: Admission 35 Cents;- Reserved Spats 60 Cent*. Doors open at 1% o'clock, to commence at 8. Ticket* may be procured at Clemoni k Redlngton'a Wuilc Store. (mh28dtd) _ .\' JAMESTOWN BOUSE, . A. TUfi Sliermaa - - •• -}• Vropiletor. JAMI3T0WiI, CH10T1HQPA CO., » . T. > (mhlOdtf) . HOUSES TO RENT. ' H OUSES CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ON THE West Side, within a minute's walk of the Iron Bridge ; with all modern improvements, to rent. Apply to 'J. H. NORMAND. [mhlOdlm] ' ' \ FOR SALE OR RENT. T HE yARM eN THE LISBON ROAD 4%, MILKS from Ogilensburg, containing 18T acres, lately occu- pied by Robt. Wilson. Also one on same road2>J miles from Ogdensburg, conUlnlng 60 acres, lately occupied by A. Urlggi. For particulars apply to \ (mhlSd*wlm) • f D. J. 0RICHT0N. NEW FIRM! - HASTINGS &WAJ.WER Successors to J. M. Guest S Co. I rpHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE THAT THEYhaye X formed a copartnership under the style of HABTIMOS A WARMKR, and will continue the business of the late firm; of J. H. GCEST A Co.; at the old stand In Ogdens- burg, and respect'ully solicit the extension to the new firm, of the liberal patronage heretofore*- enjoyed by the late firm. ' J. W. HASTINGS, Feb.lS,18<3. (feUdtwlm) QKO. G. WARNER. Only 25 Ceatsj for I*ar£e Bottle*.—Moth- er Bailey's Quieting Syrup for children, which greatly assists the child through the months of teething, allays all pain, reduce* inflammation, corrects acidity of r the Stomach, and never falls to regulate the bowels. Sold by all Druggist*. Sold by J; O. Sprague. ,' E. , \ P ERSONS HAVING BUSINESS t O TRANSACT with E. Badlam.will find him till further notice,** the Drug Store of J. R. Barlow. - • ; - Orders for Pianos promptly filled. (mhWdlw-wtf) VILLAG E ORDINANCE. 1 - ', npHB BOARD Oi TRUSTEES OF THE TILLAOS 6t _X. Ogdensburgh, by virtue of the power Vested In them by the Charter of said village, do ordain as follows : That Section 15, of Chapter IV,\>f the village ordinances be and they are hereby amended so as to read as follows: . § 15., No person »hall place or; erect any bnllding within' the limits hereinafter mentioned,\unless the walls thereof are made, and the r,oof covered with some substance other than wood, under the penalty of fifty dollars,! arid the further penalty uft^enty-flvedoUari for ev«ry week the same shall remain after conviction for the first'offence, to wit: On Ford itreet, brwithln one hundred feet of either side thereof, from Caroline itreet to the Oswegatchie River; on Water 1 itreet, or within one hundred feet of either side thereof, from Ford street to the northerly side of Catharine street; and,on Isabella street, WwltblB sixty feet of either side thereof, between Water street (southend) and Waihisgton street; on State itreet and within one hundred feet of either side thereof, from Washington'street to Knox. street; and that part of said village, on the westerly side of ,the' Os»egatchle-Slvtr, and bbunded.li»jr;tlie'iBili-pbnil and' xnaih\aqueduc| straight lines' continued from along the westerly bound*, of said pond, and the easterly bounds of slid-main aqueduct, to the Oswegatchie river. But thla ordinaae* •hsll.not; prohibit the erection of any liuilding, s»t. •lescdJag ten/ect. square, nor a buUdlng for a shed for storing wood, not exceeding .twenty' feet long,- thirteen feet wide, and thirteen feet high! * »-.«»> By order, of the Board, 0. 8. MASTIN, VUlagaOlerlc. Sated Ogdensburgh, March SI, 18CS. (mh-21ditw2w) \ : I !ti«trivir'i&fSEw i _>v v , ( Manufacturer of anddtaltfin J\ l >'' ; >*' iJiJ^ ' ! ; - •• • < '• - ' - :•!• • •-. 3-< !•<•.<),.>.--•} ( HOPKINS BLOCK, WATJBB STgMEft •• f 't j ItotiUdoaUrs and th« trade furnished with Cigars* of all brand., of say, owi»sn»nufactor., at low«rates than can b< procured at any other hous* I n Northern New- Yofk,which parebsiseri wlUlMni by csOllng.' All my.C«-- gars art m»nufactur»d of the fen b*st material which; ill *saok«r« will admit by trying th.im. Patroos** .so- Ogdensburgh, March 18,1818. (mhl8d«ow*wly), DMIRABLt AND PHJABANWr SITUATED _ cottage near the corner of State, and Montgomery Streets, k>m*rly ooo»pl*d by*. B. Baldwin. Possession given May l*t. Far further particulars apply to) ', H f •{ CHA8.I. B&LDWIN, G.:T; JU Office. ; 0fd4ntb»rg, lUrch 18,1868;-, , -'. s (rohl8dtf) to' 1.BT. 5 I T HE OOBNBSBTOBE^KXT THK IRON BR1DGB; toltt-. Apply to ' ,y,n, ;..,> -,, -,.\ \' \ I (mhl4d») ) ...j /;, v. *Q.,W. GIBBS,80Ford^ U -\ : * t ••.•'•• „• Cl -.-'. .X v '.' *' ' i, •*--•.-;* - - - 't •; . .- .; . .»• •\<: -.t. r » ••-, j i ' '! Glove WILL;\- • i •' a. elean «M GIOTM, ' without lnK tbo mkomt delicate, color d la entlrelr Treeflrons ;._.'« ur o«or. - ••\'• -. \ \ • -Xhe Gloves can be cleaned on the hand and worn im- &edtately.<( One bottle Mil save yon the,price of-a dot r «n psifs of Gloves. *\' \ j For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. t. 0. WELL9 * CO., 192 Fulton St., N.T., a«m) • • \ • ' ' Wholesale Agents. H rs-i Mil = I fill t» a a. ffm II if' •. ; g •.tfUli P If II .fflil ! f *.5 .. .,11- ,'f-irs '••.*'M'.-.f -f-?f - ^ . ffS § 8? %••%£ ^ 2 8. ! t5 - $ u (jaSSdtf) 0 0 H I NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS. . District of Oswegatchie,:( > Port of Ogdensburgh. ( Thefollowing property was seiiedaa hereinafter stated, In the year 3863, in said district of Oswecatchie, to wit: At PoUdam JUBCUOD, March 11th, 1SCS,. 11 tubs of butter, live hundred and, forty-three pounds, net, as forfeited to the United States for a violation of the act of Congress, entitled.\Aa.aci.further. to regulate the entry of merchandise,?' *c, passed March 2d, 1821, and' the amendments thereto passed March' Sd, 1823, and an act entitled \An act further to. prevent smuggling,'! \ for other purposes,\ approved July 18, 1866. All p. . sons claiming the above property or any pirtf thereof, are requested.to_make such claim within twenty days from this date, the. first publication of this notice.— Dateddgdensburgh, March IT, 1868. [mhl7dfaw-Tu.8t] ':, GEO. PARKER, Collector. Gret a Good Fit? MttS •. .'• - Ml.. •r.'*~J r '<, t .- . ; 1 . - 1 SouthEndSeymour Souse Block, StateSlr'ttf, Og r -I - .Mi, • .^ ^dtnfiurg, .,,. u , -.»!..• . -. , ;~.i i.. i .'•• • { v I - < I*mowr*ady^wlthi«'fubionable stock of 'BOOTHS......,.., _,. 1 ° ' J Xo Sarve Customer*. • [Jtll'the Utest'style*/in taaies', Gents' and Children's wear, constantly orihand at the \^ • ,,-. ', | ;: \'- • a \ - • - ... •\!£?•\: With superior workmen aidthebest materials, »ati»-- faeUonl»warraBted to all who leave orders . forelther raihlonable or tobsi»ntt«lwtir. Orders for all kinds of W<JrfcioneKe'd. ' \ : v * '•'-•''< ,••'\• '• ' j .\.-•.. > - • Persons In want of a neat foot dress can be suited ev- ery time. •' - •- •••' \-'\* I oi'»'•-• •-•Th«r«bHeareYe*peetfnllylnvltadtoeallandseeBtock udtaaraprienav' •>(• ;» >ff Jfc f> K.YNN,} ? •• i 7 T* \Btymsuy House Block, State 8t , Ogdenibtirg. Xi ! g JKi f HOA1 ^aaSft :mhl4d Pf «^)'- ; TOBETO IN-'WATHE- 8T! toreofW*%B. •ji- ; •-.-*.• ••; •«'• ' : '•'-•\ ' BBNT. IICT. OPP ^*iS ?9 ,,.v, t IE Tm r^o is THE terms i ^t. , i^Wm^] HI URDBMiaMBD ANNOUNCE THAT! THEY b.V»sol4to»h«tom..» Ha*Unfi * vwarter,,tli», tokln te**«MgisJ.wUl4>f »*• Wj,flrsii»f! J H. Go»*»* Oo. ;AU aeoa«ntsaeeru«d prevlou* »• the first day,:e<.I»wrs»rr,18e8,wlUo« rseetvod and totUea'by •. 1 *«U,'»»I*cBl 0 V/ia hU b«ee. ...../' 7 I,. v The undersigned take pleasure taattooaunendtog the f^^J^^S^&BSSS^S&f ,..-; ->.-, i r.m '•;•••'•j.u.-WsAWJn.t l : ,, ,,..,-.• •.,:,• BTttlMANJOOTf, .!,-.. .j .'..., i .-.'(-. J.W. HAMlNQa,! feb. 16,18*8. VI XzMnton of 3.m, iOnett [MlTdawlm] .'<>ri JV at5riu --.'i .-. : ' . ;-: . .•;.. , ©E ?>' •>!' -ahi'J\ ' •••t-..-r:i.- - •.r,-.-..i;'-ictj Ll •.r,-.-..i;'-ictj-j ,. •-.,.« s,- ...';; ,-J : ^ :.\.->1 ),.-- •\.\•>. Iioolc pu* aoon, for-, tfce.-•.-.•--. 1 -..- .. ;:-•* .'/.Cf\'*^''^^^. . _ _. . i - f ^./.\ r \-\T\~* ;•; .• .' THE EEALVELPADIEMALJ: PILL, i ' ' ™. '\ * (Warrantea^rencfi;) 51 ? . 'The s i PUls,'«ocel*brated.«»ny years ago ln^ParlSj for the relief of female lrregulwltles.and. Afterward^ so ho- torlousfor their criminal employment in the prsfctlce-pf abortion, are nbw offered for'sal* for: the'nr«t time in America:- They have been kept In comparative otacurlty, from the fact that'the originator, Br.Velpau, Ufa phy- sician In ParlSj of-great wealth, and strict conscientloo*: principles, and has withheld them from general u»ejlest they should be empl|)j;e J ''----' r -^* il --—-*\- »-•--=- coining Venitlei Obitr> Whites, Green filckneis, jood«rat«:«ow of tbo Mi Spinal aS\ectlons In on sllglit^tattonV Palpl&i \,~J^tof% [Womb, j-«s»l6n,'E<t*h'tlon, or Im- r, Dliehargem; Nervoui and BacV ana trmBsvI-atiKne ^ , _.. . l of the Heart, Hysterics, 4c, and will «ffect a cure when '.'all other means have failed;, and altliougha;powerful remedy, do not'contain calomel or an'y'thlng hurtlul to the constitution, j To married lsdles sad young girls who have never been-regnlated, they are peculiarly sultedi Ttey r will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regular! ty \ ; ... , , QATTHOlS:'''-.-•'V-• .?;•'| UV' .' Marriedladlea should never take Jliem 'w&en there i* any reason to believe tliemselves pregnant,' for they will ;be\sureto.produceamlicarriage.. . . \'. \ t'tu-t Ladle* can obtain a box sealed from the eyes 6* cnrlousi by enclosingOneDoUarand six postage st» to M. W. MACOMBEE, SJineral Agent for United Si , andCanadas,at'Albany, N.Y., or to any authorized A S'by-J. q.:8pr»jd», B, Oi'liamphear'ahdiSiflenbach er k Davidson, Ogderisburgh', N.Y. ' (mh88|twly BTSAVA the ChUdfep.—MulUtudes of them (offer, linger; and'dle, because of Pin \Worms.' -The only effect- ual remedy for these most troublesome and dangerous of all worms in children or adult*, is found in Dr. Gould's Pin-Worm Syrup. Purely Vegetable, safe arid certain.— A valuable cathartic, and beneficlalfto heslth. GEO. C. GOODWIN A CO:, Boston, ahd-aU-Drnggis'ttr } > ••»\:•' ,iV\:-r ~ :^^r:i':(mhlT ' - ; • • •'• FIFTY.THOUSAND HEADS ....; f i Now clothed with masses of rich, black snd brown h&lr would, if'they, were unfortunately | ', , . OCfT OEE,, .,..,, i \ ; Fr»m a supply of Chrlstadoro's : Dye, beglnjto ITURN WH1TB, : ,?•',-;.;;' ; | - Bed, sandy, and gray. Manhood aiid b«auty, with the onedefectin their personal appearanoe remedied by \ CBISTAD0R0'8 JIAIR DYE, '• Rejoice in their good fortune and recommend It to all whorequlreapetlectdye. . • . .•>'.'.!.-.;• } -- Manufactured > by J. Ohrlstadofo,' No. - « Astor House, New York: Bold by Druggists. Applied by all HairDresserii ; . • - . [mlilOdiwlml is \jLadies who are troublisd with a' slclc headache monthly, should use Dr.\Velpiu's French Ferns.-'jPlllss— They prove a sure and speedy cure: Seld by all Drug- gists. ' , ' . t i(mh8d4wlm> ead- JACKSON'S CATARRH S >f - AND TROCHE POWDER;. &gfffidridple&a^t£eriiedy;itiC<z£aTrK, Me • acM.'Bad 'Breath, Bddrseneis, Atttifiiq, • BrottcKiU'8-,C6tci/lia,pea'fnesi,;^e. ] And nil disorders resutlng from Colds in THROAT, VO- CAL ORGANS and HEAD. ,-:,- 1 .' , \' ThUTemedy;doesBpt A \DryJ&p!' aqatarrfe 6ut.Lp,oji- ens it; frees thehead from all offentiye matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache; aZZav*and!SO»tt*« the burning. ^eatin.Oatarrhjisso mild and agreeable in :ru.e«FecUftat,it.i>o^itiTely.' 'j.'-\ ,- ; ; ' '. ^' f \ \> • cimxis dm h P cimxis wiwudmsNtszim. As a Troche Po>u><i>r,lipteaM>iit to thetut«and nev- er nauseates; when swallowed, Instantly gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs a delicious \tensatlon of cool- net* and oomfort. • ' • • • - ' \ • .- i Isth* best VolceTonlclnthsworld. .Trylfj; Safe; re- Uableand only 85 cent*. ' - -• ; • Soldby Druggist*, or mailed free, address. •'\ . - , COOPJERi WILSON *-:<JO., Trop'r*; PhUadelphla; hlUA^D Brs 4 CNew Yfci *, p; l WholesaUAfen^D. Barnes, 4 Co, New Yorfci B. O. Lamphear, Agent for Ogdensburgh.I ; •* ** ^ ''•\' \ : ; \1\' ' '\ * •' ' ( A CAL/iMITY PREVENTED.—All those who have been paying the hlghprices ailted \j'•' retailers for Dry Good*, may now get everything at the lowest auction price.jmtas che«p, by theyard. as if purchased by the case.' iAll orders'qf-illS.pr-nibrlB sentttf'be-pald.for on delivery. Catalogue of Good* and samples sent free to any order. P;O..Box SSj&j'StMONDS 1 * Odi.No. 128 Ohlnnbers.-«fcV]lf;.Y.'...;,.'. — (mhl0dt)if2m) HOWARD AtlSdOIATION Reports,-for. yburig men on PhysloioRi^Eriors, Abuses' aDd pleases Incident to Yonth and iarly Manhood, which create -Impediment to -Marriage, with sure raeans;ot relief.. Seht;ln.,sealed let- ter envelopes, free of charge; %H darSW: Di; JV BKILLTO HOUGHTON Howard Aisociatlon, Philadelphia, Pa. ' - ERRORS OF YOUTH: --•-_ | _'\r Agentleman who In early lift .was a victim to that de- baalng.vlce^KijJommon to youth, which resulted] in se- mlaal W.esjcnesa, • Involuntary £mlulbns. and .Nervous rts»r>tfon^;f eameinear- esjlngihlis days Ini h>n«>ss misery, after using numerousiremedie» without *ujBoe«ij| he obtained from a frisnd *p«af simple rnles and prescrip- tion* that jelfetted a pennaneat core.... On behalf of suf- '-. !.-• .••'-..'- :i.,r vn0aM8tBE!WW: iarSomeye«r.slhce s while residing 1». the elty of Providence, webeard nachinuchuid In pralse-of Per- ry DavU Pain Klllerj. .We/JUt«iei:lncredulonsly te. UMetcstlmonlids. ; WeUjTbeilth filling asalatt resort the doctors *enias to-MinaesotttjiTBe-wlnier was In- tensely <»W, and atetrtWe torn of NeuralgUprevalW aBw(«tl« •nmsfc..vAmt fell Intothegrupofthe'lJte •aw, and dayand night for week* endured untold; agony;; MMjs^Ji^ir^tla^ One dtjy.how- jj^Ji^ij^a^ ever, a rtalwart frontiersman entered the room In his hand a vial partly filled with a reddish Uquid. . . Itwa»*ome»f thePsdnKUler. He had bonght.itlni California three years beforehand had kept It witu miser- ly Care till then. Applying It externi\ •jayelmmedlaterelief. Sincethonwe .whenpaln,lDCur»ble'by other, agenti, may teach :ttoT^ m fsssfs *,>;eH!a>»!«O«.4 *#A TRHB CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE idb under toe tin nan«rf.A»hl«#.* JMlBp dild b tl t Eith t OORE EXISTING idb under toe ti n nan«rf.A»hl«#.* JMlBps Is this d»y dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner Is author- ftidtoslgn-iheiwrftk.flm lS:ff»iuJdatlon; of it* j^ '- \ConsumpUonil u certainly cured as: ItermlttenttentFever,' and'»s-certainly i ' ' ntedas Smallpox. \.—Sev. Chas. B. E For the Radicarcnre of-A»thma'5Bro'nehitls, Catarrh, all affectiouB of the lungs, Throat and Air Passages: General and Special Derangements , v of the Nervous i tern; for Disorders of the Blood,;'and for all fanctli DiSordersof the Stomactfihd Bowels; The. PrtpareiPrescription increa*es the strength deepens the color of the pale blood. Itpabdues the ver and ChilU 'and- dlininiBhes the expectoration. are speedily relieved • the Bleep becomes calm ssd freshing.; theevacnaabnregulju-MidunKdrii' AU Itneral-.symptoms of Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi *- dlsa>pear-wlth a really-asionUhing rapidity. \ Pre*crlpUon should be used: in every disease —,nam« known, in which there is-exhibited _-_ient of : tne!nerv6'n*'6rbldba'sys«ifiir j It Is! equalled' In female dUofderi.Jibanty 1 sr gupprei Menses,,White*,4c. . ^.. ur . . - .The Prepared Pre*cripUon-ls-both the best and n economical medldne that ieah: be; taVen. The avei dosels two Waspoonifal, tak'e'n once a day. The pat. I never requires, under'iny circumstances, to use \Co I Mixtures? for toe Cough j^'ixpeetowU^forTiheexi tdration; \Tonics? ftirUie Appetttlte or the Weakni Ironlpr the Blood; Anodynes terthe nervous irrltat: Acldsfor the Night Sweats jor Whiskey or.^Cod U :<Sn-*6rths: wastinf. ^ts:8petofietloii tfupWthe 0 I, sUtuUonalCondltfon.'and through''this condition u; the-whole.series of Symptoms.. - u | uBTATEMBNT FEOWPATIENTg, Ac. Consumption* 1n?e'n 1 days'ift«rtakIngthePrescripl my.Ohllls, NightSweits.IeveT.Ac?,.decxiased andfli ly altogether disappeared^, A mere Skeleton bef.; BOWiWeU;»tored^lA-fteA. ; , J&aresUfatibftdSif «H toalLwhoinow me.~ffi-*/p.;Ji.sTOnght. j ;», ,Tbur Prescription saved- my <5aughUr?*., Uf*, and I probably saved mehundreds of dollar*.—-Kev^B. Hum; ,-*..—, i'- 1 -- .'• ! • M '. We bless God for the benefit,we 7 have received fij yourPjsparedPreicriptlbntr-BeY.jPj Peregrine, Blij burghJPenni - >'«.* Y..'*. 2 ri-.'ri W .! Every one to whom r.haye.recommended-lt has be fitted muph by 1U use.—liev. C.T).7Jones,»-Ea«ine, V; . The Prep»red ! Pre8criptioni8piit URinailibottle, :i I is sold in Ogdensburgh by J. C. 8p'ragu\ef«nd'Bi O. L] phear and by Druggists generally, or orders may be dressed to the Sole.Proprietors.OSCAR G. MOSES U \ 2T Cor'tlandt Street, New York. ' Consultation free, i clrculsr, containing testimonials of many cases succi ftiUy treated, will .be'sentfreei by maU, to all who T wrltefo'rlt. ,' / \•\'.'. '._ 7_ \~(st»)3jtweowly WISTAR'S BALSAM'OP, WILD CHERRY. Coughs,: Colds.-Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Whoop Cough, Quinsy, and the numerbus:a*;weUias; danger* dlseases/bf the tJbroat;^fie^trsn4-pjifigs^p|^aU In i changaable climate at ^li'*>a*fln|v*qfi;the,ji^r.5jfew ; fortunate- enough/ to esc«p»tteUr--lia.n!Bioi;£nfluenceT pow importantthen.'to have at haid a cert^iflantld'j to all these complaints. Experience proves that this | : lsts inWIstar's\Balsamtoan'exterit not .found in a^ other remedy;; \hdwevtr severe V UB ! \tiaMeAhg the apjl ; caUon of this soothing.iealldg.ana wonderful Balsani^ j once vanquishes the dijease and re*tores\tlie.sufferer wontea health. . --.. .- Vi^l'^j!'' . i Mr. Johm Burjto, of Baldwin, Chemung 06., N. ' writes;.-... ? ''• - lir]s|n^11 l ^a~^B!g^ibpf&.*|e|i9%bbkte of theBJ sam for my wife, being awuredib'y. him that to case it i not produce good;tffeel*,'he would pSyti fe'r'/Jthe botj himself. On the Strength of such, practical evidence] itsmeriU, I procured a bottle.. My wife it this time «] •olow with what the phyBlcian* 1 termed seated Consuni tlon as to be unable to raise herself from the bed, com- -ing oohstantly^nd|faUl]3^-mor.e''or'le8s%lpoBI' I co| menced giving the Bilsain asdu-ected, andwassomsi pleased with it* operation thatl obtained another boti and continued giving it .Before, this bottle was entiri- used;sheoea»ed,conihlng and.wa**trongenoiglitp f mp. The JUttt bottle entirely-restored her to health, <| lngthatj%mcteieySr;fl~:|h>)!iaKbS 'Badtrleatb do * . Vn&&by?8^E:M.\M0yiX>J[ : :OO-;A&^emo Boston,-Maas.,,and for tale, by pra*!gi5te;g«n6rally. ntly ltjp^n^ajesogh eyeirytporei j Relieving sufferers from each angry*ore •;; -All wounds It heals with certainty aid speed ; Cuts,JurnSjfroinJfiflairitiiation soon are freed: , Eruptions, atlts presence disappear; Stlns lose eiclLStiln aadthe complexion '% Colds,-Croup, Asl aiid General DebUl , InctpiiBnt SorisuBiptton,gp »,LiTerOo.mplaJnw, : pjBp :,awuiO)(SJB,w.mc%»MfUH:i^«.»B>Wir.^r>^K|- l sf luctanttbd6;s'o,as»to«».earitatreju<reajjr9«M^e _ and I did not wish to curtail the operations of my Teui r tian Liniment business. - But, thanks- to-the genero? I -pubUc, wTto Save appreciated myi\v;inietl»ii MBment| | 'am new able to do so without de'riment to my large be i I Iness in that medicine. The foundation of my succe,; | W J t]r g Q f gjgji v In.reglurd toni. ients are perfect^ liyer with aitphlsl . .86 Cortlandt 5 j ; yT Bold by m (mhlOd*wlm)[l, dye*. Invigorates foL. ^ftnuinej* th lti
