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THE SPECUL SOTI€ES. O TIHEl Philosoph y o f Marriage.—A new course of Lectures, as delivered at the New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to live and 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 philosophically considered, 4c. Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be for- warded to parties unable to attend, on receipt of four stamps, by addressing : Secretary, New York Museum of Anatomy and Science, 618 Broadway, New York. \ 1 .. (fe25dly.) HUNNEWELL'S TOLU I The importance of this truly reliable and ANODVNE. | valuable preparation is now so fully ac- knovledged,receiving the most free approbation of Physi- cians, and in which the true name of Anodyne Is perfect- ly apparent, that in advertising, it true character is only to be given, which I ask all who have witnessed its great curative pewer, to accept with confidence. .It is the trueremedy for Neuralgia, TicDoloreux, Rheu- matism, Sciatica, Tooth and Ear-ache,' Hesisohe, -Pain- ful Menstruation, Amenorrhea, Delirum Tremens, Spinal Complaints, Loss of Sleep, and as a mild and gentle opl ate to all nervous affections. In Asthma it has been eminently successful In Heart Complaints, a very potent remedy. JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass. {2P~Sold by all regular dealers in. medicine. From Physicians is invited the greatest freedem of cor- respondence, to whom every evidence of character will be freely sent on demand. (de8dtwlm) SENTINELS FOR SAFETY. There is in the blood an independent faculty of sensa- tion, which gives expression bypain[and inflammation when foreign matters are present. Hence pain and in- flammation mean self-protection andaresentinels for the body's safety. Aid the blood by Branuretu's Pills, to take out foreign matters' (impurtles) and you paln.inflammation and sick- ness will often be only an affair of a few hours., . Miss Consardin, of Reading, Schuyler Co., N. X, was curea of contraction. OE the arm of over a year's stand- Ing by Jess than a dollar's worth of Brandreth's Pills.— The arm was entirely useless for over a year. Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. (tnalOdiwlni) A CARD TO THE I.A1DIES. DR. DaPONCO'S Golden Periodical Fills, FOR FEMALES. Infallible in correcting Irregularities, Removing Obstructions of Vie Monthly Turnsjrom what- ever ccvu#6, and always successful as a Preventive. &r ONE PILL ISA DOSE_£gi Females peculiarly situated, or supposing themselves so, are cautioned against using these Pills while in that condition, lest they invite miscarriage, as the proprietor aBsmnes no responsibility after this admonition, altho' their,mildness would prevent any injury.to the health. Otherwise the Fills are recommended for the alleviation Of those suffering from any irregularities whatever, as well aa to prtvent an Increase of Family where health will not permit it. In every case they act like a charm, quieting the nerves and bringing back the rosy color of health to the cheek of the most delicate. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. PHce $t per box ; 6 boxes for $5. Sold by one drug- gist In every tows, village, city and hamlet throughout the world. Sold in Ogdensburg by B. 0 . Lamphear, Druggist, sole agent for this city. Ladies by sending him |1 to the Ogdensburg Post Of- fice, can have the pills sent (confidentially) by mall to any part of the country, free of postage. Sold by T. H. Camp £ Co., Watertown, N. Y., and De- mas Barnes & Co., New York. Sold by George Birks, Frescott, Ont. (stfl&ttwly) S. p . HOWE, Proprietor, New York. WARRANTED CHEAPEST ANB BEST. Xo Farmers,Express Companies, Stage Proprietors, Liv- ery Establishments and all who use horses. DB. TOBIAS VENETIAN SOUSE -ZINIMENT, ' In pint bottles at One Dollar, for the cure of Lameness, Scratches, Wind-galls, Sprains, Bruises, Splints, Galls, Outs, Colic, Slipping Stifle, Over Heating, Sore Throat, Hail in the Foot, Ac. ' All'who own or employ horses, are assured that this Iiiniment will do all, and more than is stated. In curing the above named complaints. During twenty years it ha3 never failed to give satisfaction In a single Instance. Sold by Druggists. Depot S6 Cortlandl 8t., New York.' CJS^dtl) IT IS AMAZING. That the feeble should totter with uncertain steps, over the face of the earth, in danger every day of falling victims to the morbid influence by which we are all sur- rounded, when a tested and proven vegetable tonic, ca- pable of endowing them with the tonic they need, is procurable in every city, town and settlement. It might reasonably be thought that after the twelve years expej rlence which the world has had of HOSTETTER'S BIT- TERS, all would know that Its effect is to prevent dis- ease. At this season the atmosphere 13 surcharged with the feeds of intermittent, remittents, rheumatism, pulmona- ry disorders, billons complaints and the like. Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed are tie first to suc- cumb to these distempers. Brace up the physical ener- gies then with this potent vegetable tonic. It is the most powerful recuperact which the bo'tanic kingdom has ever yielded to patient research and experiment.— Try it. The blindest disciple of the'old medical dogmas will at least admit that a tonic and alterative, compond- ed.of approved herbs, roots and barks, can do no harm, while the testimony \of thousands'invites a trial of its ^virtues. , , Vigor is the thing most needed in these cases a» well as in dyspepsia and nervous affections, and Hostetter's Bitters is -the safest, surest and most wholesome strength- ening preparation that huinan skill has yet concocted.. ' Hundreds'of physicians have abandoned all the inef- flclnil receipts and prescribed this harmless tonic as a preventive and cure for all cases ol Chills and.Fever. . ;. (mb.41d*w2w) I .' I mother Bailey' s Quietin g Syrup Sax children teething;makes sick and weak children strong and healthy; givea mothers rest day and night. Is 'a quieting medicine for children. Only 25 cents. Sold by Druggists. , : (del2dftwly) Sold by J. 0. Sprague. FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS .. ., . Now clothed with masses of rich, black and brown hair would, if they were unfortunately \ • • < > • , CUT OFF ' , v IV*in a sa'pply of Chrlatadoro's Dye, begin-to ! TURN WHITE,., . . ) *• Red, sindy, and gray. Manhood and beauty, wlltb the one defect in their personal appearance remedleid jby ! CRISTAJJOKO'S HAIR DYE, \ , Rejoice in their good fortune and recommend It, to all who require a peri ect aye;. Manufaatnnd by J. Ohrlitadoro, Ho. 4 Astor House, New York. Sold by Druggiitj. Applied by all flairDressers. . [mhlOdAwlm] t ADLK8, TAKE PARTICULAR NOTIQJS., . THE REAL VELPAO FEMALE tlLU (Warranted French.) .. t These Pills, BO celebrated many years ago in Paris, for the relief of female irregularities and afterwards BO no- torious for their criminal employment In the practice of abortion, are now offered for sale for the flrat time in America. They have been kept in comparative obscurity, from the fact that the originator, Dr. Velpau, i i t phy- sician In Paris, of great wealth, ana strict conscientious principles, and has withheld them from general use,lest »hey should be employed for unlawful purpqsei. In over- coming female Obstructions, Tailing of the Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Retention, or Im- moderate »low of the Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal affections, Pains In the Back and Ximbs.Fatlgae on alight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, Ac, and will effect a cure when all other means have failed; and although a powerfnl remedy,-do not contain calomel or anything hurtful to the constitution. : ' i TpmarHedlaaies and young girls whp have never' lOeen regulated', they are, peculiarly suited. They will, in isliorttime, Bring on the monthly period with regular! *' CATJTION. . Married ladieBihould never take them when there Is any reason to believe themselves pregnant, forthey will be lure to produce a miscarriage. ' - Iiadiea can, obtain a box sealed from, the eyes of tie carious, by enclosing One Dollar and six postage •tampa' to M. W. MACOSIBUR, General Agent for United States, . and Ouiadai, at Albany, N. Y., or to any authorised Agent. • Sold by J: O. Spragne, B. O. LamphewuiillHfltaibseh- •r*DaTld»«n,Ogdeniburgh, N.Y. (mhS5d*wly OGDENSBURGH, NL T . LOCAL AN D The Ogwegatchie Rivcir Bank. The bank of the Ogweg&tchie .river, on the east side, from the Dam to the bridge is semi- circular in form, and rises in a bluff about thirty- five to forty feet at the foot of Montgomery street'and falls gradually .to about twenty-five at the bridge. . . Time waa When the bank fortned the popular resort and promenade _qf our villagers, and many years ago the public spirited young men made considerable efforts to improve and make it attractive by planting shade\tree3 the entire 'distance. , , ; , ., The ruthless hands of time and vandals, and the action of unrestrained water has daring the course of the last twenty-five years destroyed a great deal- of the primitive beauty of this natural amphitheatre, and-rendered it more a receptacle and depository of filth and rubbiish than a place of resort of pleasure seekers. An occasional effort has been made by some of our citizens to rescue it* from decay ind make it \a thing'of beauty »nd» joy forever\ by trans- forming it into a public park, but these laudable endeavors were not properly seconded. On one occasion the \City Fathers\ submitted a propo- sition to raise money by tax for the purpose of purchasing' and making it public property, so that it might ultimately be improved and made one of the most beautiful city parks to be found under the Sun, but the proposition received but a few votes and failed. Within the past three years the project for making it a public ground has been revived and various-plans,suggested by which it might be secured, but nothiag was done, until Miss Mary' Parker, who never is at a loss for a plan when anything laudable is to be done,conceived the idea of making an appeal to the liberality of George Parish, the proprietor, who is flow a resident of Bohemia, Austria. A-very respectful petition was drawn up and signed by MiaB Parker and several other public spirited ladies of this place, asking that the bank of the river might be donat. ed to the ladies, of Ogdensburg for the purpose of beautifying and transforming the same into a public park. Tliis petition was sent forward last Fall and a reply has just been received from Mr. Parish acceding to the prayer oft the petitioners and directing that his portion of the bank of the Oswegatchie extending from a short distance from Green street to, the Water power lot at east end of the dam.be made.over to the ladies for the pur\ poses named m their petition. We believe that the plan oil the ladies is to have Wat«r street^closed for carriage travel from Green to Montgomery streets, and also to clos* Knox, Jay and Pickering streets at the several junctions with Water street, construct a wall at the water's edge from Montgomery to Green streets, grade oflf the crest of the bank, throw Water street into the park, provide the same with walks and shrubbery, and thus furnish our city with a plat that will not only prove an orna- ment, but make, the most delightful spot in the State. | To do this, the liberality of Mr. Pariah must be seconded by our own citizens. There is a small strip remaining between Mr. Parish's ground and the junction with Green street, which is private property and ought tol be donated. The property owners along Water street fronting on the proposed park, we believe, 'will subscribe lib- erally to carry ont this praiseworthy undertaking, which promises so much for the pleasure of all classes of,\ our .people. We'consider the response of Mr. Parish to this petition of our ladies as one of extreme lib- erality, and hope to see it acknowledged in an appropriate public manner, as soon as occasion may afford an opportunity. . barriages and Buggies. See Callaghan's advertisement of bargains in carriages,, and, buggies, now offered to the pub- lic. He has a large stock on hand of the latest styles, and a'superior article. It will be re- membered- by those who read the papers, that Mr. C. took the first premium at both the St. Lawrenc£ s (3punty and Korth Grenville Fairs, last fall, for four varieties of carriages. Those who contemplate purchasing a carriage or bu^;- gy, should give him a call, ' ; -» , I The Watertown Shooting Case. , The Coroner's inquest in ttici case of the shoot- ing' of young Gom6f, »a't* Waltertowt, found; a verdict that Orrin S. Potter,, on the 27th of March, made ait, assault upon the body of James Oonroy,' andi tfiat/Baid JOnini S./Potter, with i a, loaded pistol, violently and of malice, inflicted a mortal wound upon said <Pofter, of which he died. ;_ i , Arkanias Adopti the Oonatitution. The new Constitution of Arkansas has been adopted by the . people, alnd consequently the requirements of the\Congressional Recon- struction policy have' been complied with. We may, therefore, expect to s»e Arkansas soon re- stored to the Union. ; HTIt ia rumored that President Johnson has quarreled with Mr. Evarts, another of bis counsel, op the subject of his defence. In view of this and other matters which have from time to time occurred sluee Mr. Johnson became President, a good many' writers .have come to the charita ble conclusion that he ia afflicted with insanity, t Kpbraim Normand, Hopkins Block, Water Street, has a splendid lot of fresh Pike, the first of the season, just from Chaumont. Lovers of these, best fresh water fish, should give him an •early call.- , —i^ '. .• I ' '.. \•. , i Phrenology. W. I. Honeycomb, Practical Phrenologist, who has been stopping at the Seymour House, for the past week, will remain another day.— During his brief stay he has made over one hun- dred and fifty examinations, and written-out many descriptions of character, giving entire satisfaction to his numerous patrons, and mak- ing a good many converts to the trutliB of the science. All who 'have a desire to learn the contents of their heads and how best to succeed should call to-day. Go to Gibbs k Austin's and get six new style neck-ties for one dollar. «a»» PERSONAL.—Rev. T. Richey, formerly Pastor of the M. E. Church in this place, is in town, on his way to the annual meeting of Conference, which commence its session at Malone on the 8th. Important. The SVibune special says the House has ob- j tained possession-of yery Important dispatches touching Mr: Johnson's opposition- .to the re- construction measures of Congress. It is said that the Managers have the original dispatches which were sent by Mr. J. to prominent officials, both military and provisional, and others, urg- ing them to use all the means in their pow- er to defeat the legislation of Congress, and which will be produced on the trial. It is also alleged that they have important evidence On other points, more particularly on the manner in which those laws which he deem- ed unconstitutional and therefore vetoed, were executed by his agents under his instructions. a( ^ The cost of running a train of ten coaches from Buffalo to New York, via \Erie is about twenty dollars per coach of eighty passengers. Elmira and vicinity have enjoyed one hun-; dred and fifty days sleighing during the past winter. ' : Sterling Webster, a farmer, residing in Gato, Cayuga county, was drowned in Owaaco Lake, on Wednesday. There is a gentleman in Bangor, Maine, so absent-minded that, meeting his son on the street a day or two since, he extended his hand to him and inquired, \How do you do ? When is your father coming home ?\ 0J~\The Sweetest thing in Life,\ is good health and good spirits, and if you have them not, the next best thing is wha£ will xestore bloom to the faded cheek and happiness to the drooping heart. The great and sure remedy is Plantation Bitters, which our physicians recom- mend to both male and female patients a safe reliable, agreeable and cordial stimulant. They oontain nothing to disagree with the most deli- cate constitution, and have won golden opinions from all who have tried them ; and probably no article was ever tried by so many persons. They elevato the depressed and give strength to the weak. MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful article—su- perior to Cologne and at half the price. [mh81d-T-T-S-*w2w.1 I, ~i •**• T - - , Jj^TTragrant flowers of sunny climes, 'lading with delicious aroma, the passing breeze and sending with it pleasure to all it meets. So Woodworth's Flor del Espiritu Santo send forth the delicious fragrance of the tropical exotics and transports with eestacy the happy recipient For sale everywhere. BSTDr. Blodgett, Dentist, would say to his patrons that owing to increasing demands upon his time at his office in OgdensbAirg^ he .will riot be able to make engagements to do work at oth- er places in the county as heretofore, (excepting Masscua, where he will go once in three months.) His patrons may find him at his Dental Rooms over the Post Office, in Ogdensburg, at all times 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, &c, while those who require artificial teeth will be supplied with .the very best article poesi ble. ' (mh!7d&w2m): THE BEES ASD PLATO.—An ancient writer tells us that bees hovered around the lips of Plato, attracted by his honeyed words. That is a-clas- gio fable ; but it is true that our birds: of beauty who flutter their plumes at Saratoga and New- port, prefer to all odors that scent the ruraljor ocean air, the entranicing fragrance of; Phalon's \Flor de Mayo,\; jthe hew perfume for; the hand- kerchief. Sold by all druggists. |yAll Nerve Complaint! require a stimulating rem- edy. It Is neeeawry that the whole nervous lyttem sh'o'd be Invigorated to eip«VNenr»lgU, Nerve »ch» and other painful nervoat dlieaiea. For thli'purpoie there'll no medicine BO effectual ai Dr. Turner'! Tic Douloureux' or universal Neuralgia Pill,»»ltha»» strengthening Influ- ence on the nerve fluid. Apothecaries have It. J Principal Depot, 140 Tremont St., Botton, Mail. Price $1 per package ; by mall, two postage stamps extra.' 1 ' (mbSldeodlw) for lale by B.O. Lamphear, Ogdensburgh,N. T. t MARRIED. -MAKHIAO* NoiidM FWTT-Craig EApa.. In Hieomb, on the 18th of March, by the Rev. Alexan- der Adalr, T. E. HCTHKBFOBD. of Potsdam Junction, toKDPHKHIA. M. LAIDLOW, of Macomb. DIED. ' In LUbon, March 14th, after a protraetei illnen, JOHN CBCIK8H ANK, in the tSd year of bis age. , WANTED. A GIRL TO SO GINERAL H0US1W0BK IN Brooklyn. Hmt be a good Cook, Washer and Ironer. Befcrencei required. Uberal wages offered.— for parUenUrs apply .to J. W. Wilson, .Mo. 6. Kagle BIoeKT . v. , ' , (»pMS») TELEGRAPH. SAN FRANCISCO, 1.—The Pacific mail steam- er China, which arrived here yesterday, from Hong Kong, brought in all 900 passengers and 1,200 tons of freight. She also took on board at Hong Kong, TOO tons of tea. SAVANNAii, l.-Ai. A. Bradley, the colored lawyer, is circulating through the State a print- ed warning, addressed to bad men, that if they strike a blow they will be followed to the house that shelters them, and it will be burned. It has causeel considerable excitement;' iLMiip, N. C, 1.—The political excite- ment through\ the State is intense.- Both candi- dates for Governor, Vance and ' Graham, are canvassing the State together with other leading citizens. Two hundred speeches a day are delivered. The Conservatives exhibit more energy than the Radicals. * \\ '\ * '\ KALEIOH, N. C, 1.—Sergt. Bates, with his flag, arrived here yesterday.- He was tendered the hospitalities of:thc:city by the Mayor, and was welcomed by an ex-Confederate soldier. p. Constitutional Conven-: tion yesterday, a colored member was in the j chair, for the\ first'time ' since the session began, i . - flIA.KK.B'J\S. , NEW TOKK.31. ! Ashes-Market nominal at 8.50@8.o2i. Cotton—Market firrmit 26@27£ for SI. C. « Flour—Receipts S.080 bbls. Market dull.. ' I Sales 6J445 bbla. at 9.35@9.'75 sup, line state, and western 10.30@10.90 for choice ex. state ; ; 1Q.OO@11.8O for, common to. choice extra w?a>- em\; 10.is@14:00 common'tro good shipping.; brands extra Round Hoop Ohio. ; Rye flour steady at 7.!75@9.55. Wheat—Receipts 86,000 bushels. Market dull and heavy. Sales 16,000 bush, of cbice No. 2 Spring at 245:; common; white Cal; a* 3.20. . f Corn—Receipts 39,000 bushels. Market lower. Sales 33,000 bushels at 1.22@1.25 for new mixed western. Oats lower at 85@86 forWestern. Pork—Market closed firm. Sales 3,250 barrels at 24.90@25.00 new mess. Beef steady. JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF, AND TROCHE POWDER, A delightful and pleasant Remedy in Catarrh^ • ache. Bad Brepth, Hoarseness, Asthma, Bronchitis, Cougfo, Deafness, dtc. And all disorders resutlng from Colds in THROAT, VO- CAT, ORGANS and HEAD. This remedy does not \Dry Up\ a Catarrh, but Loos- ens it : frees the head from all offensive matter, quickly removing Bad Breath and Headache; allays and sootliet the burning healln Oatiirrh; is so mild and agreeable in its effects that it positively CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING. As a Troche Powder, is pleasant to the taste and nev- er nauseatei; wlieo swallowed,\ Instantly gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs a''delicious sensation of cool- ness and comfort. • lathe best Voice Tonlcln the world. Try It; Safe,'re- liable and only 85 cents. Sold.by Druggists, or mailed free, address. C00PBK, WILSON 4 CO., Prop'rs, Philadelphia. , Wholesale Agent, D. Barnes, i Co., New ifork. • B. O. Lamphe&r, Agent for Ogdensburgh. (d ANTI-BILIOUS FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE Kidneys, Retention of Urine, &c, Mogglel's Pills are a perfect cure. One dose will satisfy any one. ,. FO R FEMALE DISEASES, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, WEAKNESS,\ GENERAL LASSITUDE, WANT OF APPETITE, Pills axicl Salve Are almost universal in their effects, and a cure can be almost always guaranteed. j Sold by all respectable dealer3 In Medicines throughout the United States and Oanadna, at 25 cent* a Pot or Ilox. (oc31<13tawAwly) THE CLIMAX OF PERFECTION. WOODWORM'S : New Spnnluli Perfume, FL OR DEL Espiritu Santo ! Tlie most Captivating and Delicious Odor evqr distilled. \ Fo r Sale by al l Druggists. (The, name Flor del Espiritu Santo is our trade mark, and ' copy-righted.) ; (jal4deodtw8m) '• NEW STIXES ! ,j| ! , ' NEW 1 STTTMSS ! ' NEW STYLES ! FOR SPRING OF 1868! NEW STYLES HATS: The Pickwick Hat, Boz,Hamillon,, Cambridge, Van- derbilt, Exposition, Driving, Irving, Kentucky, Srintot,and otlisrs too numerous to ! • • \mehtlon. NEW STYLES CLOTH CAPS: ' White Faipti; Bunkee Dpree; Expert, &c. ! r<*\*. K t ' •-. , \ ' f I NEW STYLES CLOTH HATS: j POCKET HAT, 1 ' a i .. i NEW. STYLES B'OYS 1 HATS: ' * Oxford; Tiny Tim; Little All RigM,,f:c. LGAB I & CO.VS SILK HATS, - ' '> r<-,r j »| , h Trade Style Silk Hati, ! YOUNG MEN'S BROADWAY STYLE, j Ties, Collars, Socks, Handkerchiefs, Cuffs, OUmes, ^^ Walking Oanet, &c. ty Oomt In and see the new styles. T. 0. k R. J. ATCHESON, (diw) 84 lord Street, Ogdensburg. A CALAMITY PREVENTED.—All those who have been paying the high prices Mked by rettilers for D,nr Goods, may now get everything at the lowest auction price, juit »s cheap by tie yard M if purchased by the cue. All orders of |15,or moie sent to be psJd (or on delivery. Catalogoe'of Goods and samples tent free to any order. P. O. Box 5810. SYHONDS * CO., No. 128 Cbambers-st., N. Y. (mhl0d*w2m) |yNE0RALGIA, Rhematism, Headache, cured by Dr. Ball and hit well-known remedy. For Information «nd address to Dr. J. BALL tCO., No.»l Liberty St., NewTorV. P. O.Box»57. (8T-4T-ly) NEW ADYERTISEMENTS FOIt SAVANNAH, CEOKGIA. , , Every Tuesday, atSP. it., fromPier;li East Mivirl (Foot of Wall Street,)'* V : l \' y. MARRAY'S LINE STEAMERS, CLEOPATRA, Capt. Phillips, Mar. 24, Apr. 7,21, May 5. LEO, Capt. Dearborn, March 81, Apr. 14,28, May 12. Giving through passage tickets in' connection with the Central R. R. of Georgia, Atlantic and Gulf It. R., and Florida steamers, to all points south and southwest. MURRAY PJBRRIS ft; CO., 61* Gi South;8l|iN. Y. NORTH AMERICAN STKAMSHIP CO Tlirough Line to California, via Panama and Nic- aragua. 'Hi-' Sailing from New York March 5 and 8 5 ; April 1 5 ; Ma y 5 an d 25 . ips of'tiilFir'stCf 'With new Steamships o the First Olass. ' * Passage Lower than by any other Line. For further information address D. N. OARIUNGTON,,Agt., 177 West St., cor. Warren, Sew York. W. H. WEBB, President. OHAS. DANA, V. Pres. Office—51 ExchangePIace, New York. ASENTS WANTED FOR THE Th e History of th e Wa r between th e i i ; • ' iStates,', ..'•'• \. ' . {\ Its Causes, Character, Conduct ana Results, By Hon. ALEX. H. STEVENS, . Its official character and ready sale, combined with an Increased commission, make it the 1M S£ ' subscription book ever published. Send for circulars with terms, and a,full description of the Work. Aadress NATIONAL PUBLISHING COl Phllad«lphia,Pa l , , ' ' , BOOK ACENTS WANTED to solicit orders* lor the •'Origin and History' ofthe Books of the Bible,\ By Prof.'C. E. STOWB, D. B., A fresh boot by one of the best ana most thorough authors. There is no work published'that can compare with • it. It is having a 'large sale, out-selling, any other religious book. Over84j000 sold within the last 8 months. • -Bales rapidly increasing.- ' ,E5F\Send for circulars. Address or apply to HAHTFOKo PUBLISH- ING CO., Hartford Conn. A W QTii'Pn For a book entitled A Pic- VVdllttJU. A gt l d ture of the Desolated States, and the work of Restoration, Every voter needs it before Nov. 1S68. Freight, largest commissions and a premium of $500 paid, tor particulars address t. STEBBINS, Hartford, Conn. HOVEY'S ILLUSTRATE D Catalogue of Seeds, and Guide to the Flower and Vegetable garden for 186S, is new ready, containing 150 pages with full.de- scriptions of nearly 2,500 varieties 'aria plain directions for sowing, culture, &c., illustrated' with 80 Engravings of Flowers and Vegetables, and a beautiful COLORED PiATE. : Ana contains all the information necessary for the. suc- cessful growth of the most beautiful flowers and. choic- est vegetables. Sent post-paid to all who apply for 25 cents. Address • HOVEY A CO.,. . 5S North Market St.i Boston, Mass. ; WANTED, TO SELL : BR . WOT. SMITH'S BIBLE DICTIONARY 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,. (3p\\To tfooae who want the 1 Email London Edition, from.which the Juvenile American Edition, (an inferior; work) has been copied;, will be furnished in March at $2 75*percopy, 15 cents less than the American Edi- tion. For particulars send for circulars. , S. S. S0RANTON k CO., 126 Asylum St., Hartford, Ct, Doctor Irish's Ottawa Beer j A Delicious, Healthful and' Temperance Beverage. Ex- tract supplied for fountains. For terms and circular send to Dr. IMSH'S Ottawa Beer and Family Hedicine Manufacturing Co., No. 5, Third Avenue, New York City. SHAW'S Chemical, Electro-Silver-Plating Fluid, Makes Trorn out plated ware as 1 good as new. Samples 1 sent by mail on receipt of 25 cents to pay for packing and postage. Address J. J. SHAW, Chemist, -80 Elm. Street, Bridgeport Conn. Agents-wanted every where. \ BOOK AGENTS WANTED i For Dr. WM. SMITH'S Dictionary of- the .Bible. Writ;' ten by 70 of the most distinguished Divines in Europe, and America. Illustrated with over 125 Steel and Wood Engravings. In one large Octavo volume. Price $3.50. The only edition published in America, condensed by^ Dr. Smithy own hand. We employ no General Agents and offer extra inducements to agents dealing with us;—r Send for descriptive circulars, and'see our-terms. J. B. BURK & CO., Publishers, Hartford, Ct. list s of Newspapers, T r RT 1 \P ; We have published the following list- : X -LljJjJj 1OO New England Newspapers. ' 1OO New York and Neyr Jersey-do. 100 Ohio Ind., and ill'., Newspapers. 100 Pa,Del., Md., Va.,,and D. C. do. 100 Mich.,Wis., Iowa, Minn., Mo., do. 1OO Principal-Daily and 'Weekly News-, ' papers, iuciuding Twenty-Three States.'\ '• 50 Religious and Ag'l Newspapers. Any or all the Lists sent to any address free, on re? cept of a 8 cent stamp. Address P.O. Box 672, New Tork City. ' Ext i ii guisher. ^ • ' . i i PORTABLE, SELF-ACTIN& FIRE ENGINE A safe-guard against Fire. Always ready for use. 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Business; new, light and profitable. 5o-cents:to $5 per .evening easily earned by persons of either sexj andithe boys and girls nearly as much as men. • Great 'inducements offered those who will devote their whole time to the business, and that every person who sees this notice jmay send their address and test the business for themselves, j l make the following unparalled offer; To all who are not satisfied with the business, I will send $1 to pay for the troubleof writing. Full particulars, directions, 4c., sent free. Sample sent by mail for ten cents. Address, E. C. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine. THE CELEBRATED 'ESTEY\' Vox Huinaua Stop,- i Pronounced by allirho have heanHft the niost iiatural sad beautiful Imitation of the human voice ever yet, in- troduced. J. ESTEY & COl, : i5i''attlebor'Oj r Vt,' the'bflgln- »1 inventors and manufacturers. 4lT_Broome St., N.Y.; ilOT&ver St. Troy,-N:.Y.; 10E. FayetteStJ Syracuse, N. 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Apply to .: ...... f MCN^LT . ^ SATKB'• O NE 1 MOLEY SAW\MILL COMPLEIB, . head blocks, (first class machinery.)) (ja28dtf). ' . CHASl-LYOSf; I WttL SELL MY STOCK Ot BOC| BE,tbwrCosi™F!0« : 'O|t«»'i!ioN'icii;'. ^'All wishing to purchase will do well to ^ call. •; .-.'.. • •:•;• i,; OgtlepBburg, March i% 1868; • , . '•••*„• (d&» ;•*> . 3. THO>iP8DN; : ; • FO B nrM tfr PORTION of TiaE FARM SITDAIJEI) X. on Ogden's Island,,consisting of W^^if^wiK^oi hich about 60 acres are;heayily wooded with htoil timber. lli'l'A''' 1 \ ^^1' t\ ' i'*- *~ \ *^ *\ *-'— ^«_ H | m ' n'%1 1 f I.SI' M' I J* 1 * n~«Bn««. ?^I41 « J A BDV . ). ;, SoiitiiEnd.Seymour' Hoilse'Slocf:,,State'iSfceet, \Qg r ••'•' \• -densbyra, •..<.\'\.,-..\' Is now ready with a fashionable stock of ; ., To Serve, Customers. 'All the latest styles, in Ladies',-Gents? » n i CWldren's wear, constantly on houd at th.^ '. V.» •ar-LOWEST PBIOES.^^ Ox-«iei-; Depaititieii t I With superior workmen and, the best materials, satis- faction is'wjrr^ted toln'wMleaVA 'oruersf fo;r,.e;lther fashiouableor finbstantial wear. Orders for.'all! kinds of ,w.ofk;sj)iiclti,di:|-- \ '.'.'; ' •-; ;'. C\: ' '* ' ' \''! ''..- - Persons In \wa'rit of a:neEt!fpotv dress canvfee suited' ev- ery timer •••»••> »i '• • ••« • • \ •••> The public are respectfully Invited to call and see stock and-learn prices. M. P. PLYNN, Seymour .HouseBlocki State St., Ogdensborg. iw) r f t;: -x ' :.h_ • •• xJL npHU CO-PAilTNlSRSHIP HEBBTOFORB EXISTING JL under .the firm name of Ashley & Phillips is this' ilay dissolved s by m'utiral consent. Either partner is author- Li:edtp sigu.tifeman\eof the firm .ing liquidation of its ^ro**« itvteNT; T S ITU.4TED> ON- WATER STBEETi OPPOSITE-'THE iiard*«re store of Walter U. Alleu & Go. For terns apply to '•'•.,•' : • . I; WHfilSIiOOB:. (mhlldlm). ' .
