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Philosophy of Marrl'age.---Aneir course I of Lectures, as delivered at the New York Museum of I Anatomy, embracing the subjects : How to live and I what to live for; Youth, Maturity and {Old Age: Jlan- I hood generally reviewed; The cause of Indigestion, flat- lulence and Nervous diseases accounted for; Marriage I philosophically considered, *o. I Pocketvolume* containing these lectures will' be,for- Iwardedto parties unable to attend, on receipt of feur •stamps, by addressing: Secretary, New York Museum lot Anatomy and. Science, 618 Broadway, New York. (fe2»dly.) CATARRH AND BRONCHITIS. Never cured '•!'\ Reason why! These fatal diseases, I the parents of Consumption, are always combined with • Scrofula. Thi3 fact explains why the false pretender! I have n«rer cured onaewej »3 they, have no remedy for I Catarrh or any Scrofulous complications; Their snuffs, I Troches and inhalations are delusive, and only Impart I transient relief, never reaching the diseases. The only I positive cure is by nature's Remedial! from Plants, 1 which I have discovered after CO years' study, and which I eradicate ttese fatal maladies ,an4 all Scrofula, liver I astd Skin diseases forever.' > Explanatory circular, one I jfiinp; ^Tfeatfce 25'cents.' WMI K. PBINOE, Mnrieari | Nurseries, Flushing, New York. (mh21dlt) HUNNEWELL'S TOLU .. I The importance of tills truly reliable and I ANODYNE. I-valuable preparation is no* so fully *iso-' I knowledged.reeeiving the most free approbation of Phy si- | clans, and in which the true name of Anodyne is perfect- ItlsHfce truerenieay forSeuralgiaVTlcDolbreux.Rheu- matism, Sciatica, Tooth and Ear-ache, Headache, Pain- ful McnstiuatlpD, Amenorrhea, DeUrum Tremens, Spinal ComplalBtisfliosS of Sleep; and as a mils-aid gentle opi- ate to all nervous affections. In.Mtonia.it ;ha».been eminently successful In Heart Complaint's;*very potent remedy.., ...'. , • \-•* ( imriWT ; WTTWWTHVtrr.T; T»pnt*rlfttOT_ '\ joHic.it, _ Practical dhemist 'and Pharmaceutist, 9\ Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass. * ' ,(^^S»ld by. all regular dealer 6 In medicine. from Physicians Is invited the greatest freed»m of cor- respondence, to whom every evidence of character will befreely-aentpndemand. ....,_.. (degdAwlmV, Aiws isitf The best remedy for the cure of Consumption and all diseases of the Lungs. It causes the phlegm and .matter tbriiewithontIrrltatlng-thosedellcate organs' firings) without predaclnircbnstipation of the b'owels; It also gives strength to the system, stops night sweats and changes all morbid secretions to a heathy state. • • !•••••• i J' ftiflfl i(\*-CS;g 00 u m««ikvmuu ^ < -^ . , . r--- The'result of its' use is proof of its great value. Its ex- traordinary healing 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 ia for •ale. PERRY DA¥I3-*--8ON;-PrOTideneerK. *•> general wholesale Agents for the Eastern States. Sold by ail dealers in family medicines. Price $1. Price $1 per bottle. [ feSaStawiwltal Vf, *rgENTINjEL8 FOX SAFKTYv s- • .. Thefeils'inithe blood an Independent faculty, of .sensa- tion, which gives expression by pain'and inflammation when foreign matters are present Hence pain and in- flammation mean self-protection, and aro sentinels forthe body's safety. Aid:the/blood by Brandreth's Pills, to take out foreign matters (impurties) and you paln,inflammation and sick- ness will often be only an affair of a few hours. Hiss Gonsardin, of Reading, Schuyler Co., N. Y., was cured of contraction.pf 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. Principal Agency,.Brandreth House, New. York. BoIS.by all prngghrts. ,- ; ; t dnhlOdtw A CARD TO THE LADIES,. DR. DoPONCO'S Golden Periodical Pills, 101 FEMALES. InfalUpli in^fofrectiiig^Irregularities, Rfmioving '•- *~ 'ever cause, .aiicFdlwdys succeh^fiUas ** a Preventive. ^-0zVi f PILL IS A DOSS.^Si females peculiarly situated, or supposing themselves so, are cautioned against using these Pills while in. that condition. Ie3t.iheyjthvitei?nijicarriage£as the proprietor assumes no responsibility after this admonition, altho' their mildness would prevent any injury to the health. Otherwise the Pills are recommended for the alleviation of those suffering from any irregularities whatever, as well as to prt vent an increase-of Family where health will notpermitit In every ci»e they act like a eharm, qoletinirthe nervesand bringing back the ro»y color of UealtS-io-tlie chee'i-bf the moat delicate. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. Price %\ per box ; 6 boxes for $5. Sold by one drug- gist to every town, village, city and hamlet throughout the world.. Sold In Ogdensbnrg by B. O. Lamphsar. Brugglst/«ble-age'n« fortWa : city. % J ladies by sending him $1 to the Ogdensburg Post Of- fice, can have the pills sent (confidentially) by mail to any part of the country, free of postage. Sold by T^H. Camp.* Co., Watertown,. N. Y.j and De- mms Bn'rnej * Co., New; York. • - ._•• • • Soia-byGeorge'BIrkSjPrescott, Ont. ' - \ (st26diwly) S. D. H0WK, Proprietor, New York. rr>RTTE BUT STRANGE. ANY PERSON SENDING- P »js their address,-with. 20 cents,, will receive, b y mail, the name and~carte de vfsite bf r their future wife or husband. Address [88-18-8m] REEVES & CO., 78 Nassau.St., New York. .WARRANTED CHEAPEST AND BEST. Ttf-Farmfersyilxpress Companies; Stage Proprietors, liv- ery Establishments and all who use horses. ,. . pE . TOBIAS . ' . , ra i xoitsfi ' In pint bottles at One Dollar, for the cure of lameness, O^dolic.Stfpping'stiu'e, Over Heating, \soVeVaroa\', Nail in the Foot, Ac. All who own or employ horses, are assured that this Liniment will do all, and more than, is stated, in curing the above named complaints. During twenty years it has never failed to give satisfaction in a single Instance. Sold by Druggists. Depot 56 Cortlandt St., New York. , ... . .,..,,. . ,. . (ja28diwlm) pKUij tufCB w|uu I<UII\J|.UUU> uiuuuo, S**| Bottles25cents. Soldby Druggists..„- jp|j% J. 0 . Bpragne.,, h y. : • \;. f THE MI8EEABLE3 W Of fh.Wbri(iKtan& cheerful world are the Dyspeptics. Without agooddigestion-there carT neither be bodily comfort nor mental enjoyment. Between the Stomach and the brain there is a close and wonderful alliance. If the one is disordered the other is gloomy and dejected, incapable of effort and indifferent to all, that make* life agreeable fo the healthy., ,. Is this a&ondltioh that'any. rational human .being i s willing to endure, when the means of certain immediate and permanent relief can be 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 sttp to the ntareit drug' siore and procure a supp'.y of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. No phase of DyspepsHthas ever yet resisted the a'.ter- ative, tonic and anti-bilious operation of this potent veg- etable specific. It literally regenerates the lethargic stomach.;, rouies.intoHealthy action 'the 1 dprmaat, liver : poti flight the drsmalfanciesthat beset'the inin'd i'geri- Uy relievo and regulatej the bowels; stralghter. 3 the en- feebled nerves ; restores the appetite, and maV.es 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 oriwfce, I a»y;;tg si.OTrej'entlre eiempHpn from tke patas andpenalties of! a;weak -stomach .aoda thai func- tional regularity, which but few of the sex uninterrupt- edly enjoy. Cmh3d*w2w) A»»«_X» Bailey's Quieting Syrup tor children teething, make* sick and weak children strong and healthy; give< mbthers\Vest\day\ and night. Is a quieting medicine for children. Only 25 cents. Sold by \ '-*- ' * ^'. ,(del2d*wl«, BTThe best medicine In the poilii fs'' i)rf Labgley's Soot and Herb Bitters—long a tried and standard remedy for Liver Complaint*,jBUUaus diseasss., Humors of the Blood and Skin, Jaundice and D'jspepsla, Indigestion, Costlveness, Headache, and all diseases arising from Dis- ordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, otlmpuie Blood., They cleanse the system,-purify and new cr*«te the blood, Te- store the appetite, buUd up and steer -*- -- \ ' ' all d stre oa, ttne loipoa, re- in the whole \Ob who shall build the waterworks?\ We hear atlced,\ day b'y day ; The politician;, Ijreply, Bi t ••;! Remember ye, who them oppose, That there is not a doubt, When they, art built, that J«>« will have Still a better: chance to upout t . It cannot be that they c»n bring An evil In their train, For all agree that they will be ,-,, A f ,goodthing In,tt«,mai«-.' , '•-',. ^ ThelbHttiateble.wsier'i soft,- . . J Most persons seem to think; Just try a glass.and you'll declare It's very, Kard to drink .1 '• And though to raise the water up, We'd like to use the, dam, j The man must have airt«!i>i8^ Wolf, . ','',•}• Who would auggeit wraml For their ablutions 'twill be fine,' ! ,. Some people do suppose,.; \, For should they wish to bathe thtir feet, ' ' \ 'they cm atia'chiXeirhose!' ' A water meter they will have, When it is all complete, And to each one who uses host, It will mark off the feet ! \Io-depthioJwlnUr some do urge, - : 'f wont wotk throughout the town;\ ' But how can they get \frozen up\ j With pipes all fromn dovm-t ' , .Batwheo-are,duethe i ;watetrat«s,',' , ••'• '-Somewh'oare'higneiatedV \ J * Perchance on second thought may think That they are too high rattd ! Lest you may think these lines too long, I'll pass the matter by, Although 'tia hoped you'll bear in mind, The subject's neverdry t A Valuable Article. A. E. Smith, at the insurance office of 3. H. Palmer,' is ageut for Johnson's Patent Hand En- gine, for extinguishing fire* andi for other purr poses. This contrivance comprises a pump of great force with, a 9hort'piece of tose arid a pipe attached. It\ is placed in a bucket of water and to^kel. B^o|4 ! iiand : .quite easily fhile the other directs the^strea'in. \It weighs but five »r six pounds, and works most admirably. It will throw water from thirty to thirty-five feet high and forty feet horizontally. At the recent fire in this place !Hr. Smith used, one in protecting and saving the residence of B. T. Bacon with great success. It is the only hand pump we ever saw tha,t will throw a contiDuous stream. It ia provided with aspriukling nozzle and may be used witt. great facility in washing windows,- apriok\ lift r g gardens, cleaning carriages, and is'about as handy an article as we liave ever aeen. The cost 'ia only $10. A. good many citizens who saw. it w.orksit the fire have already purchased. Others can do so by calling upon Mr. Smith. The Seymour Hbuaa. -' W. H. Daniels ha3 purchased an equal share in the Seymour House and will soon join Mr. Tallman in the management ,ofl the same: We understand that the Ford street wing will be ex- tendedaa soon aa arrangements can be made for the same, so that the Seymour will continue to be the largest and best kept house in this vicinity.. ' ' ' - •\' ' -Spas of Temperance. The following ia a list of the officers elected for the quarter; commencing on the 1st of April, for GsTfegatchie Ditiaion, No. 235 Sons of Tem- . , Worfcy E'atriarph—A. Callaghan. ' : VWorthy .Associate-^WmlFurness. ' Recording Scribei-R W, ESion.\ ' : .\.' Assistant Recording Scribe^-iW. C. Algie. FinancialiScribe^W'. L; Thompson.•• •• Treasurer— W. .0. Alden. Oonductpr-^B; Algie. . .Assistant Conductor—T. R. Studholme. -Inside Sentinel-A^Orr. Outside Sentinel—3\. W. Brown. .Chaplain—Neil Cook. : . \ ' ' Installation'will.take place on Friday evening Aprilsd;^••',.\•. ' '\.'.' '•'' \•.•;\' • ;•• { , ••; i)'^ 7 i...', .'.,'.''ftrejjwr*ti'pn». ,, ' ' , i •The vessels -which have wintered 1 , at this port are undergoing tne fitting' up process. was c6mmenced ; on some of them eeyeral dayf ago, and others wiH .comment* operations ioj day.. The W.B. Allen came down fromittieMa- .rineRaUwa; ^^,^ be at room 22, Seymour Hoase, for one week, where'hewillftikt^ainwatio^andgi^ch^ and advice to auch aSdeSirk ' Mr: H. tit iventrig al^gaVe^ a i! Winptiioiui- iroj^rio the outgoing and incomitig Alderni«iic Boards. 1 ! uriea, and at its conclusion Mayor Jiah returned »ii.ift?»\ 't&ti&ii ! hiAf&''kiS*l*lmi* : \ v \> '•';••••;•' i taf^jtR.ArmsjWc^g'hM&ewilsKrforbignew uildine.du^/and is'nearly r,ady for the masoni The millinery store of Misses Fackerell & Idler was entered through the rear, by burglars, on Tuesday night, and an attempt made to bum the building, kerosene oil bad been poured upon the floor in two places, and an attempt made to set it on fire with lighted paper. The kerosene lamp was then put in the stove and lighted paper applied in the expectation that an explosion would be produced. -Fortunately the fire was set at the base instead of the mouth of the lamp, and the oil was not ignited. It was a daring attempt.' • New Good*. Waterbury k Mills are on hand with their new spring'goods? Mills haa juit returned from market with a large'stock. The season is early, but not ahead of this firm. The ladies who have been to see the goods pronounce the assortment splendid, 'and Waterbury & Mills gay they can't be undersold. c, Arrived. Bbsenthalft Rubenstieti, the new firm who have leased the Hasbrouck Block, have arrived in town with their stock of Dry Goods, and will commence in a few days to open the same. They intend to make a lively time in Dry Goods business and furnish the people of this vicinity at astonishingly low prices. They think they can make it an object for buyers to wait till they open. \' ; Hamlet. W..F. Leggett, Jr.,.will reh'earteShakipeare's great tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, at Eagle Hall to-night, on which occasion he will be assisted by Miaa Ida Francis. He has won the applause of his audience wherever he has re-, hearsed, and cornea with the highest jrecom- mendation. _~_—•^s^-~ | Bow CopperbeadUm Crops Out, j The New Haven Democracy showed their love; for the soldiers by hissing General Sickles and bringing the sanctimonious Mr; Hoffman from; New York to sneer at him for being a cripple.' In Manchester, New Hampshire, on the evening before the election, there was a torchlight pro] cession, composed wholly .of soldier's, and one of the finest displays ever seen in that city. It so enraged the Democracy that they assaulted it with clubs, \rotten eggs r -board* andtandfuls of filth, and several of the soldiers in the procession were^everely injuredi Political. A- Republican .County Convention in Illinois has rwolyed .\tfeat* we\ do not desire a President whose mouth, like the Mississippi river, is always open.\ Among the Republicans who will take part in the Connecticut canvass, during the ensuing two weeks, areSenators Harlan, Wilson and Thayerj and KepresenUtivea Logan, Garfield, Stokes; Payne;\ Blaine, Donnelly^ McKee, Coburn 1 , McCarthy and Kelly. Invitations have beet sent by th'e Democrats to Senators Dixon and Doolittle, and. Representatives-Brooks, Eldridge, Marshall, Boyer, Niblack, Kerr, Hubbard and others of the same side. A personal quarrel has broken out among some of the Democratic leaders in New Hamp- shire since the election. Mr. J. Ware Butter- field, Secretary of the State Committee, has resigned his office, and in a letter to Anaon S. Marshall, Esq., Chairman of the Committee, has given Ms reasons for this step. In certain parts) of the State, and particularly in the Fourth Senatorial District, he asserts that the party were sold out by their leaders. The Democratic and Conservative members of Congress have selected the following as a Con- gressional Executive Commitee: Senators J. R. Doolittle and C. R. Buckalew; Congressmen, Si J. Randall, L. W. Ross, James Humphrey, Wn . H. Barnum and L. S. Trimble. Messrs. Jonah D.Hoover, Charles Mason and ThomasEwing, Jr., have been added as members from the District of Columbia. The Committee has organized by the selection of J. R. Doolittle as Chairman, S. J. Randall as Secretary, and Wm|. H. Bamum as Treasurer. ; •. 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 engagements to do work at oth« er places in the county as heretofore, (excepting Massena, where he will go once in three months.) Hi's patrons may find him at his Dental Rooms over the Ppsi Office, in OgdensBorg, at all timel during business * hours. Particular attention paid to filling teeth and the nicer operations upon the mouth, such as regulating teeth of children or adults, treating and bleaching dis- colored and diseased teeth, correcting deformi- ties, 4c, while those who require artificial teeth will be supplied with the very best article possi We. , .... p v : (mhl|dS;w2irj) i 0TNev«r lose sight < of thli (act, tnat Or. Turner's Tic Douloureux or Universal Neuralgia Pill is the reme- dy for Neuralgia, Nerve-Ache, and all similar nervous complaints. By stlmalaUnf the nerve-fluid theie mala- dies cease to exist. Apothecaries have It j Principal Depot, WO Tremont St., Boston, Mass. Prlct for sale by B. 0. Lamphear, Ogdemburgh,,N. T. |Jf\ When balloons carry the mail*; and drop] letters fall from the skies, when perpetual motion is discovered, the circle squared, and the ladies cease to have a poetic appreciation of the a* ' «P«ui»^of U>etoilet, then, bht.hot till th._, will Phaloh'8 \HordeMayo\ lose its prcttige asthe most delicious of perfumes. Sold by all 1~. ,• i.C^^f ''• % it • ' ' LONDON, 25.—U. S. Bonds 72£. PROVIDKNCK, R..I,25;-.Th» residence of Al- bert Hubbard, Cashier of theScituate Natioial Bank, at North, Scituate, *was ( entered last night, by\ four jneni i Mr. jH;;, and jhis ^wife were gagged and bound, and the'keys of the Bank taken. The men then left the house, but being unable to open the Bank vault, soon returned and took the Cashier; and made him open it, when they helped themselves to $25,000 in bills and bonds and escaped. The capital of the Bank is $50,000. %OCDISD, 5 Me*—The ^steamer* William %& bitts went ashore near Whitehead, last night- Passengers and crew all saved. CINCINNATI, 25.—C. F. Ada], Prussian Con-] sul here, died last night.•' '.-'.;.' \- 1 i N«w YORK, 26.—The, Mexican Congress has> moved a report on reforms in the tariff. t A project of law has been presented to regu-f laie^the'civil',, statjis; of a clergymanrwhoihasl contracted civil matrimony: \ ' ! The brigade of General Arce has been sent; South. When tt>ey«mT^.at Ignol'a they found' Hinchopon had pronounced for himself and a number of the inhabitants murdered: Xhere.aie > Btill disturbance in Tamaulipaa.'^', ; '* - * • • The Minister of the Treasury haa declared that'. no more of the Spanish debt 'isjwitalanding. : Documents,- iraplicatiris foreign parties, have; been, discovered on. the pirate Juan T. Juarez,;; recently captured, for the raid on Carman Island.: Gen. Escobedo has 'managed to secure a sub- vention of $3,000 for the construction 6f.*tele-; graphed from San Luis Potosi to-Matamoraa.^-.; 'N«w' VORKM!—Herald Vei» Cruzipelialk; the 19th, gays: The traitor Lopez has been im-1 prisoned. Gen. Negrete has been conveyed to the capital. The press as well as the judiciary, • now denounce as unconstitutional the law- against traitors, passed January 26, 1862, and; under, which Masimillian was trifediand executed.* Herald'Havana special wiys': T&e Biahop of Havana, who has had a difficulty with theCapt.- Gen. has been ordered to Spain. , . ' f : '-* - ' i i NEW YORK, 26.—The trial of John Galvin| charged withthe murder of John Mullen, on the 18th inst,, was concluded yesterday m the court of Oyer and Terminer, Brooklyn. 'Galvin was found guilty of manslaughter in the fourth de- gree and sentenced to the State Prison for two years. • ; > \ . ; . >..'-• ^ Henry Westcott, who was injured in an affray at. | disreputable house in Houston street, Tues- day morning, died yesterday at the New York Hospital. An inquest will be held to-day] Meantime, Patrick D. Byrnes is held to await the result. , ' The inquest in the case of Oscar Lobdell, the news-boy killed on the Long Island Railroad, on the 18th inst., was concluded yesterday. The verdict censures the Long Island Railroad- Co\ for. having its track in an unsafe condition. j Telegraphic communication can BOW be had directly with Havana. The wires have been laid down the coast to the city of Havana, and carried up to the palace of the Captain General between whom and Mayor Hoffman congratula- tory telegrams have been exchanged. WASHINGTON, 25.—Judge Kelly, Chairman of the House Committee on Coinage, Weights and Measures, introduced a bill to-day, which pro- poses the discontinuance of the one and two cent bronze pieces, and the adoption of one, three and five cent pieces of the samo alloy, nickel, copper and silver,'with uniform emblems, devices and color. J ' It ia proposed to have the head of the Goddess of Liberty on the obverse and the numeral one and two on the reverse of these coins; the nu- merals to be raised sufficiently to render the coins plainly distinct by the touch from our gold and silver coins. > The bill provides for the discontinuance of .the three and five cent silver coins, and also the three* five and ten cent currency notes. . MAERAI'SLINBSTBAMERfl,, , CLK*ATRi,Oapt.Phillips,Mar.2i,.Apr. 7,31,Uay 6. hto, Capt Dearborn; March 31, Apr. 14, ;S8,< jBayiS. .' 1 Glvlngthrough passage tickets In eonhectlon'wititte OeBtral*. B.of Georgl»,Atl»riUcahdGulHL-R., and Plbrids, steamers, to ail points south ahdiouthWest.' HURBAY, FKRKI8 * CO., SI * «i South St., N. Y. NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO Through Line t<f;(!<jttfornia,vla Pffn,qtHd.and. : flie- SalUng from N6w, Tbrk; . ' M.rcl. fi ana .25 ;. Attrll J5 ; M*if ' • 6 an> 2&« ' . With.new84eamships.of the First Class. :. , , . *' ' • ..'•:\. ,1 .%••-\'. . . , Passage Lower than by any other Line. . for'farther Information address D. N. CAUBINGTON, Agt, , - • 17T West St., cor. Warren, New York. , W. H. WEBB, President.- ' 0HA& DANA, Y. Eres. ' OfDce—MBrchange Place, New York. BOOK 'ACBNT8 WANTED /fcifcik WM,8MI*H!i8 Dictionary of the Bible. •Writ- ten by TO of Uiejnbst dlitlngulshed Divines in Europe and America: lllustraua with over'125 Steel and Wood IngraTings. In one large Octavo volume. Price »3.50. The only edition published in America, condensed by Dr. Smlth^own hand. We emplpy.no General Ageritg «nd offer extra inducements to agents doling witiiui.— Send for descriptive circulars, and aee dar termi. J. B. DOHU ft CO., Publishers, Hartford, Ct. HABKBTI. Niw Yo««,25, Ashea—Market nominal at 8.25@8.3T^. Cotton—Market dull at 24i@25 forM. V. Flour—Receipts 5,080 bbls. Market active. Sales 9,400 bbls. at 8.90@9.25 sup. fine state and western 9.90@10.'Z6 for choice ex^ state;; 9.00@11.10 for common to choice extra west- ern ; 9.90@14.00 common to good shipping brands extra Round Hoop Ohio. Rye flour steady at M5@9.60. . Wheat—Receipts 1,100 bushels. Market steady. Sales 6,000 bush. No. 1 Spring at 2.90; White Can. S.i5. ', i Corn—Receipts 80,000 bushels. Market quiet' , ' • • , ' Sales 26,000 bushels, at 1.27@l,30 for new mixed western. ' . . ' Oats firm at 84@84^ for Western. - .. • j Pork—Market closed loWer. \' ' > • • ! Sales 1200 barrels at 24.50@24.C2 new mess. Beef steady. .- • - --^----^ • **» »Mi?B./ J Or if not told i>y April 19th, will he Rented. | K NOWN A3 THE SKINNER FARM IN THE TOWN of Lisbon, between five and six miles from Ogdens- burg. The former tenant having unexpectedly an* withoutnoUce,,ms/ieup his mlnd'tomoTe West, leaves the plmoe without a tenant after April 1st. The farm contains 151 acres of land under a good state of cultiva- tion. There are twenty choice flows on the farm with all necessary dairy utensils. There Is a good house and barns, and is in every particular a desirable place. i Now I will sell the farni -and stock If application Is made promptly. If not sold by April 10th, will rent IV, or would would hire a good man and his wife to carry on the farm. Any one Interested ID the above will make irompt appllcatloi to T. D. SKINNER, _ | JS&B. 1 *'\\ * CITY HIABKBT. i E N0RMAND, WHO HAS VOR 80 MANY TSARS • kept the tidy and flrst class Market In the 014 Tammany Building, finding his accommodations too small for his many customers, and In order to keep up with the spirit of the times, will on Saturday, Stth Feb.\ open his new and commodious Market, next door to J. a, HeDonald's Grocery, In toe Hopkins Block, where h ill b ld t ll i ld tmers and u . ilpkralsa, withhUiUualg^ ttMebwimA W pense to make everything In first elast ftyle, and with Iphralm and Charley always on hand, cannot till to give the best of satisfaction to all. i Gall an] see, and we guarantee yon will not go away empty handed, r, h ,. , ; • 1<i -.^ [UHil] j T'HK IW.O'BTORY BRICK HOTJ8K HXASLYOFPQ- •(J., -iMttiMif abtteg4uare,on MeWjYork Avenue. Alip one half ofthe new frame double awelllng next adjoining. Apply on tb» ynsnlMf, to U»« su 1 —\— ren. i FOR SAVANNAH, QEOBGIA. TiP. JE, from Pier UM»t Ilintr, rVaBt*t) ^ ; »)1O TO $20 A BI Y GUARANTEED . GOOD ;\AGENT8 to lntroduee ^ our new STAR BHDTTLE SEWING MACHINK8. BtltchaUkeonboth sides; The only first class; low priced machine In the market.- W* wlU'COniiirrithe liachln«a': tn- rjinnnalhin . AGENTS ifcANTEJ) FOR. THE' Xke History ot tUe tv«i' between the State*, . . . • •\; \ ' ' Its Causes, Character,. Conduct and Kesult», By Hon. ALEX. H.STEVENS t .*'..• IU offldal character and ready sale, combined with an lncreaaed commission, mmke it the best subscription book ever .published^ • . . Bend for circulars with terms, and a full deicrlpUon of the Work. Addre«« NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO. Philadelphia, Pa. ' BOOK AGENTS WANTED ' to solicit orders' for the •'Origin and History of the Books of the Bible,\ By Prof. C. E. STOWE, D.»., . Afresh book by; one of the best and most thorough, authors. There Is no work published that can compare: With It. It ia having a large sile, out-selling any; other religious book. Over 34,000 sold within the'lut-8i months. Bales rapidly Incresiing. ^^3ehd for circulars. Address or apply to HARTFORD TOBLISII- ING CO., Hartford Conn. -•••-,••• WnntPfi 'or a book entitled APlc- XLgClllS TV CUltCU. ime <j f tn ? De iolated' States,and the Workpf Kestoratlon, Every,voternfjeds; It before Nov. 1868. Freight, largest commissions and a premium of $800 paid. For particulars address L. 8TEBBIN8, Hartford, Conn. , > HOVEY'S ILIiTTSTRATED Catalogue of Seed!, and Guide to the Flower and Vegetable, garden: for 186S, ia new ready, containing 150 pageswith full de- scriptions of nearly 2,500 varieties: andplain.directions for sowing, culture, Ac, illustrated with 80 Engravings of Flowers and Vegetables, and a beautiful ' COLORED PLATE. And contains all the information necessary for the suc- cessful growth of the most beautiful Flowers andchoic- est vegetables.' Sent-post-paid to all who apply for 25 cents. Address HOYEY * CO:, . ; 5S North Marltet St., Boston, Mass; WANTED, AGENTS'' } TO SELIi : DR. Witt; SMITH'S '. * BIBLE DICTIONAEY The cheapest and the best. See that the work you get contains over 1,000 pages. Agents are doing a splendid business with this work. ' f£s7~To those Who want the - small london Edition, from which the Juvenile American Edition, (an inferior work) has been copied; will be furnished In March at $2 15 per copy, 75. cents less than the American Edi- tion. For particulars send for circulars. • ' •' S. S. 80RANTON * CO., 126 Asylum Bt.j Hartford; Ot • Doctor Irish's Ottawa Beer ! A Delicious, Healthful and'Temperance Beverage. Ex- tract supplied for fountains; For terms and circular •end to Dr. IRISH'S Ottawa Seer and Family Medicine ManuficturlugCo., No. 5,\ Third Aveoiie, ITew Tork city. , • . ; Iilats of Newspapers, We have published, the following lists: 1OO New England Newspapers. 100 New York and New Jersey do. \ 100 Ohio Ind, and 111., Newspapers. 1OO Pa ,Del, Md., Va., and D. C. do. . 100 Mich., Wis., Iovra, Minn., i.Io., do. 100 Principal Daily and Weekly News- papers, lucludlng Twenty-Three States. 5 O Religious an d Ag' l Newspapers. Any or all the Lists sent to any address free, on re- cept of a 8 cent stamp. Address V. 0. Box 672, New YorkClty. . . SHAW'S Chemical, £lectro-SUver-TlaUng Fluid, Makei worn out plated ware as good as new. Samples sent by mall on receipt of 25 cents' to pay for packing and pottage.. Address J. J. SHAW, Chemist, 80 Mm Street,, Bridgeport Conn. Agents wanted everywhere. Extinguisher PQKTABTJE, SEEF-AOTING L&x.h' JalVljlJjp A sife-guard against lire. Always ready-fpruse. \Prices^ $50. $55.— Heeded In every/house. Agents want- ed. Send for descriptive circular. Ad- dress, N.Y. FIKE EXTINGUISHER CO. 8 Dey Street, New tfork. Advertisements forward 1 \ ~> all Newspapers. No advance charged,en Pubiishei's pricea. _ ' ,-Ail leading new.spar5e*s,kept on file. .. }< , v , £•'• \•„ , •Infbrinatloii as to cost of Advertising furnished. I *AU orders Teeelve careful attention. *• HJ --- I Inquiries by Mall answered promptly. j Complete printed lists of Newspapers for sale. Special lists prepared for customers. . Adveftisment« WrittenaodNoticessetured. ' Orders from Business Men eBpedally solicited. -'• *'**. W%k '\ ' '<«X .-'\>««•> sy d f ogue of New Practl- Bolldlng. A: J. BICKNBLI. * CO.v PubliBhem, Troy, Howe * Stcreitsi*' Fai^tlT,I>}:« ColorsL Thirty Different shibesT'ali' In Uqtiii form; 4 The same shades, all in powder form. We advise the use of the Blacks, Browns and Drabs In the Powder form. For s«le. ; fcy allXDregglsii and Dealers, andaVthe Maiufae- ,-SO THB \w:0j£KtNG: CLASS.*—Farinef's, Mechanics, Udles ana ereryVody. I am now prepare*' to. furnlih you with constant employment at yourhosn*i-the whbfe) pf yonr time or your spare momentsS-Buslnta; new UghtandprofiUble. 1 6joentato.$5 pereventaf \easilj earned by persons .of. either. «er, aid-the boyr«pd firh nearly asj much' as wien. T! Great inducement* offeree those who will devote thelr.whole time • to the Mslntss,. and that every person who sees this notice msyjjfnd their address and' te'it the' business for themseltes, \l make the foUowrng unparalled offer; To all, who are, nottatlsnedwlthUie business; :lLWillseDd,$lto pay Jqr the trouble of writing. Full partienlsis, dbeettona \- : seD* free.' Sample sentbym»ll lor ten cent* ~>. A* I.C. ALLEM, AufasUiMalne; . , .. ...•:..,,. Vox Humana Stop, m^^m^ ttodnSdrT. WTWE^ QP^fimti, Vt^fteorgln al inventors and manuftctnrers. \417 Broome St., N.Y.: STO Elver St., Troy, N.T.T»\K. Fayetfe8t, Syracuse N.T.pSTIiortt'fffi' il, fhUadelpKiavM&aaBdl^ 8t, Chicago. ; Greater ind'acemenUthai'eyerbefore T -oiIered'to:p«rson« '; ietwanSlln'ouir^; Send for New Spring Circular. . ^ • THE HEAMNG POOL.^Howard AssocUUon EeporU for Young Men, on the ERRORS, \Abuses and Diseases which : destroy Jthe> manly .poweri, and ^create, Jinpedl- nients to Marriage, with sure means of relief; Sent in sealed letter envelopes free oi charge. Address; Dr. J. 8KILLIN HODGHTON^ Howari AUUon Phll«d«l phiaPa : ' > ;; ' • CUBE YODRSBLF of; DeblUty, 8exu|l Diseases, Ac. Send your address oh stamped; envelope an&asfc for cir- cular of Putliology. Direct, American Kew« Co., 121 NassauSt., NewYork. HOW THE QUACK S EXTORT ' From their unfortunate pa«!ents,\\'\' '*' : See \The'Patrent's Guide.\ ' It tells'you hoWW ; eure the diseases of the generative organs, in both sexes, with simple, safe and reliable remedies^ to be procured at any drugstore. Those'about to marry shonld'prbeurela copy at once. Address G. W. MORTON, M. D., 124 Crosby street, N.Y. Hailed on receipt of four posUge -stamps. -• ..- . . • ' ...''.' -. . • ,-J-'«»;?«jy\ DEVELIN & Co - • EXTENSIVE ;; . ., Clothing i| Broadway, corner of efmnd Street, • '• ' • Mi Vt: *- J '---' < . • ' • \• '- •- \/•'.'.. ' ijft:a.v55K,a Broadway, corner of vr«i-ren Street, ; NEW' YORK, ' . ' ••'•• Ji H,cWtQ Comprising all br&nches of the business as represented ' intheOu8tom ; and ; Ready madevDepsitmentsofu . Menls,,Bbys' and Children's * \ • - - ?•'/•• - \ _ ._ ' . - .-,*(. . m Of the Oeiebratecrifinirican Yoke Pattern, with (icntlcmcns' Famishing Goods, .' . . . - • li-'J '• • •-1.« :'.•'£ Of eveiy.'desprlptV6n;\ ' - , _ T(, i ' '.I. ',. , Our SPECIALTIES f«r Spring, in new gppds^afe Caasjlmere Salts, entire $18 00 Spring Overcoats, $12 OO Fine Drcni Frock Coau, $18 00 DEVELIN ft-OO. Knowledge is Power That fact Induces the-offering of a FREE TRIAL to alii Weknbwth e '.'.,'::- \-« . . ... -;.-.5i, J s S.-.'i-' i\! -,'H7-i.v ; -With a fair test, will prove to thousands, as. it.h*». to hundreds wKb'atS npw~»islngit,'a tar ^re'f^aRe*OlC thi htf d to p anything heretofore used.. ' Therefore, we cordially Invite every one to c&st'off all prejuiilces and>rlthout regard to misrepresentations of Interested parties, to; ••• • -^ _ BRIJViCi Oil SEWD TiTBIR 'T ' . ' -; • ' . • ' : •' • - r •-' i< l If all will do so there, wlU soon be* greater-r u ,h.ftan .everfprtoe.same. ,••'.; ,\..' '~ ^-~ , ',. T'?'*\*?-* SO '•4s&ntitm.],jk: ^r ST. tJNIVE; rpHB SPRING TBRM OF THIRTEEN •WEEUM:WILL i 1 commence on \Wednesday April 1. ^ Stndenti;of both sexes will be admitted on examination, tcls already formed in the Scientific of sqite mehts as they are found qdlJlnid ' ' j g g p ';• For fortKerparacrilari Inquire of •' ~^'<m issi. I'.\ !: \.\-'' ; \- r . T v - :r \' ' v? '- ' •J i !8;-'IiM,;Pirtnclpat 1 ;V'ftrafSn^T.vMarcn:'l«;l8«8. •••'•;. ' (mhlMawiw) % famM <>££ T^HR UPPBR PORTIONOI 1 THB FAHM BITPJLTED ill onOgaeri'ililahd.eonsUUngof S2S4S-l»);s«|e»,of whlch«.bout60a<iresareheavllywoodedwithharilUmo€r. There is on ttie premises a small frame hou»» s.wlOi a barn, shed Ac. Posienien given immediately. Terms .My. '/Apply to\ iO. MOMTGOMERT, iJ { ; ; Wadaingipii f jri Y. ,, >**MAN TAILOR, ONE TH __accustomedtoPress,witha.M»chine. A.good peteut, steady msnwUl find a permanent situitlbri •>\'T^r '\• '\•*\ \ ' ' •T;~»fc-8KBMIBR i .- iv.M...-. -
