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NOTICES , , ,_ „ o r OTarriage.--\A new course. I of Iie'ctnres, as delivered at the NeWYotk Museum of I Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to live and I what to live for; Youth, Maturity and Old Age : Man- I hood generally reviewed ; The cause of indigestion, flat- Julence and Nervous diseases accounted for; Marriage ^philosophically considered, Ac. 1, Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be for- I warded to parties unable-to attend; on- receipt of four Istampa, by adflfeaslng: Seoretary, New York Museum I of Anatomy and Science, 618 Broadway, New York. (fe°5dly.) HUNNEWEIX'S TOtU ,1 Ihe importance of this truly reliable ana |ANODvft'R.:'f valuableprdparatfon isnow so fully- ac- Iknowiedgedjreceiving the most free approbation of Physl- I dans, and in which, the true name of Anodyne is perfect- I ly apparent, that in advertising, it true character is only I to be given, which I ask all who have witnessed its great I curative power, to accept with confidence. I It is the true remedy for Neuralgia, Tic Doloreux, Rheu- I mattsm, Sciatica, Tooth and liar-acne, Headache, Pain- I ful Menstruation, Amenorrhea.Delirum. Tremens; Spinal 1 Complaints, Loss of Sleep, aud as a mild and gentle opi- I ate to allnervou8 affections. I In Asthma it has been eminently successful In Heart I Complaints, a very potent remedy. JOHN L. HDNNEWBLl, Proprietor, I Practical. Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf,Boston, Mass. . ' \ . ES~3»ld by au regular dealers In medicine. Prom Physicians Is invited the greatest freedsm of cor- I respondence, to whom every evidence of character will I be freely sent on demand. (de8dAwlm) SENTINELS BOB. SAFEST. • There is in, the blood an independent faculty of sensa- I tion, whlctiiglves^expression, bypainfanfl inflammation when foreign matters are present. Hence pain and in- flammation mean self-protection and are sentinels for the body's safety. Aid the blood by Brandreth's Pills, to take out foreign matters (impurties.) and,you,»pain,inflammalion and sick- ness will often be only ark affair of a few hour3. Miss Oonsardin, of Reading, Schuyler Co., N. Y., wa3 I cured of contraction of the arm of over a year's stand- I ing byles3 than a dollar's worth, of Brandreth'a Pills.— I The arm was entirely useless for over a year. Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York. Soia\ny.»li;Prugglst8. .', • (mhtoa'&wlm) , T ^TO THE I. A»IE S. DR. DoPONCO'3 Periodical GoUlen .. JO R •••• F*E MA MLS; j' Infallible in correcting Irregularities, Hemoving Obstructions offh e Monthly T-urns.fromiolial' ever cause, and always successful as a Preventive. : JS 7 ONE PILL IS A. BOSE.^0,, Females peculiarly situated, or' supposing themselves so, are cautioned against using these Pills while in that condition, lest they invite miscarriage, 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 prevent an increase of Family where health will not permit it. In every case they, act like a eharm, quieting the nerves and bringing back the rosy color of health to the cheek.of. the. most delicate., ~Full and explicit cfirec£ions > accompany each box. Price $1 per box ; 6 boxes for $5. Sold by one drug- gist In every town, village,.city and hamlet throughout the-world.. Sola in Ogdensburg by B., O. Lamphesr, Druggist, sole agent for this city. Ladies by sending him $1 to the Ogdensburg Post Of- fi.ce t canhave the pills sent, (confidentially),by Snail to any part of the country, free of postage. Sold by T. H. Camp & Co., \Wateitown N. Y., and De- mas Barnes & Co., New York. Sold by George Bifks, 1'rescott, Oht. (st26u*wly) S. D. HOWE, Proprietor, New York. WARRANTED CHEAPEST AND BEST. To Farmers,Express Companies* Stage Proprietors, Liv- ery TSsfabUshiherits and all who use horses. DR. TOBIAS In plntEottles at. One \Dollar forthe Sire of. Lameness, Scr»tcKe3,4Wlnd^alls, Sprains, Bruises, Splints, Galls, Outs', Ooiifc, Slipping StiHe^Over Heating, Sore Throat, Nail in the Foot, &e. 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 yeara It has never failed to give satisfaction in a single instance. Sold by Druggists. Depot 50 Oortlandt St., New York. (jaSSd&wlmi IT JS AMAZING. That the feeble Ehould totter with uncertain steps, over the face of the earth, in danger every day of falling victims to the morbia influence by which we are all sur- rounded, when, a tested; arid proven vegetable tonic, ca- pable of endowing them with the tonic they need, is procurable in every city, town and settlement. Itmight reasonablv be thought that alter the twelve years expe- rience which the world has had of HOSTETTER'S BIT- TERS', all would know that its effect is to prevent dis- lue. At this season the atmosphere is surcharged with, the seeds of intermittent, remittents, rheumatism, pulmona- ry disorders, bilious complaints and the like. Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed are tke first to suc- cumb to these distemper. Brace up the physical ener- gies then with this potent vegetable tonic. It is the most powerful recuperant which the botanic kingdom hteeter yielded t*> patient research ,and experiment.— fry it\ •' The b'llndest disciple of the did medical dogma's 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 mo3t needed in these cases as well »3 in dyspepsia and nervous affections, and Hoatetter'a Bitters is the safest, surest and most wholesome strength- enings preparation that human skill ha3 yet concocted. Hundreds of physicians.have abandoned all the inef- ficinsl receipts and prescribed this harmless tonic as a preventive and cure for all cases ol Chills and Fever. (mh4ld&w2w) Motlier Bailey's Quieting Syrup for children-teething, makes sick ana weak.children, strong and healthy; give* mothers vest day and night. Is a quieting medicine for.chilgren. Only 25 cents. Sold by DugghMi (del2atwly) dby T;O.Sprague. ' MFTY TfldtJiAND HEADS- Now clothed with masses of rich, black and brown hair would, it they were unfortunately CUT O3?J7 •• . . *fl»m.avanpply of Christadoro.'s J>y ( e,begin td .'/. ''j ? l.' y ^feRff.JWHITE,'' : \ : Reel) sandy\ and gray. \Slanhooa and beauty, witb the one defect In their personal appearance remedied by > ,.•: ::*•' .cRtsTADSROis HAIR DSB, Rejoice in their good fortune ana recommena it to all who-r.eg.nire a pecect dye.. . . Manufa'atnre'd'\by J ; Chxlstadoro, No. 6 Aator House.NeF Vork, Sold by Druggists. Applied by all HalrBresBeri:' - ' ^[mhlOa*iHml OGDENSBTJKGH, ST. T . LOOAI, t AN© (Warranted French.) Thes«\Puts>s6 celebrated many years ago In Paris, for the'rellef of female irregularities and afterwards so no- torious for-tiieir-crbwinai.employjiientln.the. practice .of a})prtlqn,are now offered for sale: .for the first time inj America. Tney have been fiept hf comparativeobscurity, i from the fact that the- originator, Dr. Velpau, is a phy-j slclan in Paris,-ofgreat wealth, ahd.strict conscientious'] principles,.and has withheld them from general use, lest they should be employed. Tor unlawful purposes. In over-:] ooming\ iemale Obstructions, 1 Falling of the Womb,] Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Betentiou, or Im- j moderate Slow of the Monthly Discharges, Nervqus- and Spinal affections, Pains in. the Back and Limbs, Fatigue, on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics,) ie^'aifiPwilreftect a cure when all other means have, failed; and although a powerful remeOy, do not contain' calomel or anything hurtful to the constitution. , * To married ladle* :and young girls who havu never; been regulateflithey are peculiarly suited. They will, tai %»norltlme; bring on th'emonthly period \with regularl i 'ifl : <•••*' - , \> .-: . t.'l ' - :; . • ' ' '• • fi! ' . CAUTION. , . • •:• ,- !: Married ladlei should never take them- when there Is 1 any reason to believe themselves pregnant, for they will be sure to produce a miscarriage. I Ladles can obtain a box sealed From the eyes of the curious, by enclosing One Dollar and six postage stamps: to M. W. MACOMBEK, General Agent for United States,' tnd Oanadas, at Albany, N. Y., or to any authorized! Agent. • - - • > !t • j > ' 'loW bjr J; 0.8prmgue v B. O.lamphearandDUTenbach «r*DaTidion,Ogdens»urgh,N.Y. (mhaMJkwly 1 The Northern Transportation Company. : The Nor them Transportation Company haa announced its arrangements for the season of 1868. Operationerwifrfce -cbmnieh'ced -with the fleet of fourteen steamers. Early in the season the new boat, now building here, will take her place in the line, and in the fall the ten new Btearaers will be out. The N, T. Cfo. has, for the last eighteen years, been one of the most pop- ular passenger^and freight, .lines from East to West 1 , an<Ti>as gradually-increased! it s capacity ,to meet the demands of its patrons and the pub- lic. As usual, Geo: W.. Smith remains General Ticket Agent for the East, with headquarters in this city. He is assisted by H. J. Goodno, who has been several years in the employ of the Company at this, point. They are both good men for the positions they hold, aind are always ji'eady to give information or furniisu tickets to Western bound travelers. Business office at .the corner of Ford and Patterson streets. f .'-• ' . _ Th« iSyke The investigation of the Sykes tragedy was Tesumed before the Mayor of Prescott, on Wed- .nesday, 30th of March. John Woodward, of Brockville, an employee' of the Grand Trunk JEailway, testified that a man got off the Sunday morning train on the 15th, and\ started east on the railroad track. He had on dark clothes and a drab carpet bag uride'r'his '.'Aria,, He thought 'the man was about the size of McPalls, but could not identify the prisoner as the man.— iThis is the only testimony yet offered in the case, of an important character. Chas. Baker, the man with tine steel lift on his boot, was pleased from custody and put < upon the stand as a witness. He took good care to swear himself clear of any complicity i in the killing of Sykes. The case was adjourn- ed till Tuesday, 1t\\, when, unless something 1 new turns up, tlie prisoner, Mcl&lls, will prob- ; ably be discharged. There is something, about : the man Baker's conduct that' iai not entirely satisfactory, but there has been no evidence suffi- ; cient t o hold any one. . Business Change. The partnership of Clemons & Redington, of ten yeara standing, has been by \mutual conaent'i ' dissolved. This firm has, we cam safely aay, at- > tained to apopularity,and;an amount of business neverbe'for.er«iohed by any music ;deaijer in Northern New York, and it is wiith great satis- faction that we-announce that Mr. Clemona, the practical man of the concern, is to succeed in thebusineBsS We'say \practical because, as the musical public well know, Mir. Clemons long since established his reputation »s a tupiat, and his practical knowledge of the construction of all kinds of musical instruments, as well as a thorough knowledge of music, have contributed largely in securing the .great confidence of the musical public iu the firm. We bespeak for him a cheerful continuation of the liberal patronage heretofore given, Clemons & Redington. St. Lawrence Hotel. Alexander Wells has taken the St. Lawrence Hotel, formerly kept by Orry Harris, Prescott. Mr. Wells is a tip-top man, and the St. Lawrence under his direction will be a wiell kept house. Americans visiting Prescott will 1 find a home at the St. Lawrence. Accidental Shooting. N. Pierce was shot in.one of his limbs, below: the knee, while on his way to dlinner Thursday, j He was on the corner at the Post-office, when a young man, named T. Sayer, in tlie employ of' H. R. James, discharged a gun loaded with buck-; shot at some doves which wer;e scratching up I peas in , 3Ii\ James' garden. The shot passed J through the fence, and'one of tfeeni 'entered Mr. j Pierce's leg, bleeding him profusely. Mr, P. is upwards of Beventy years of age, and it is! impossible to tell how aerious the injury will! prove. _ . Sgrtag Worla . Our whole farming community are already, busy with their spring work a and some have; already iputShitheir. spring'wiheat. For the first time in the. memory of the \oldest inhabitant\ Wheat has been, s6.wn.in St. Lawrence county in; the month of March, : The ground never was in! better-.condition for sowing. It does not seemi possible that we shall have'sufficient wet weather; to do any harm to early sown grain, as the : condition' of the gVo'und' iaVsuch that; it wiili absord an unusual amount of-water. Ooahecticnt ThevNew.Toirk Times, correspondent,.who isj tra*.eiing.injGonnecticut',\%\rit'e8 about the election! prospectSf ,- .frpm.his ; letter8 it appears, that the 3S f ^'Maii| jj Wbile-therDemoci-atg are. relying upon! the cities of JIartford and New tfaven to carry! ihem out o( { 'the .Wilderness.\ Republican! 'jmcetings.ai'eieicl eyerynightiliall .parts of thej Stafe, and are attended with the utmost enthu- siasm. ,'tie-plosesliiilast letter with \bounecfi-j cut is \all xight^'you bett-^as they guy inj California,\. .'t :: J* ) •• ' *'. ' 't f ' ' '\ [ Our,\rooster\ ia pluming himself for aloud Icrow. He mjAe. mistakeiij, but; we don't jbelieye it. ,. , , rl . . • , 1( , . *.' . ! RHODE ISLAND -EMOTION. Clov. Barnslde E1*cte« by an Increased The election in Rhode Island, took -place on Wednesday. The Democrats did their best to reduce the Republican .majority, but signally failed, .GQII, ^jipiflo's mftjprity is4,309 agninst 4,194 last year. The Senate stands '2*7 Reps., 6 Dema. House 62- Eepa., 8 Dems. , Three cheers for Rhode Island, j^ f I. Honeycomb, -Phrenologist, will re- main at the Seymour House one day. longer, for tue purpose of making examinations and supplying charts, for those desiring them. In all examinations;paade he has .given satisfaction. * Brushing: Up . The note of fitting : up and preparation is sounded ia every part of the city. Everybody has taken advantage of the magnificent weather- to paint, repair and commence building opera- tions. The snipping in out harbor is undergoing the fitting out process, and everything lias a lively din, _ , A Card of Thanks. 1 The undersigned tenders his-sincere thanks to, his, numerous* friends in the country, among whom he has been preaching during the past winter, for their generous donation, on the :evening of the 31st nit, at th6 house of Thomas Saver, on the Canton road. Such remembrances are-eVer-preeiou's as tokens of affectionate regard; but, to a young pastor just settling in the ministry, and, heavily in debt for his education, a donation of one hundred and twenty dollars in money and twenty dollars in presents bdeomes doubly valu'able. That Heaven's richest blessings may be the portion of each and every donor is the earnest prayer of i,. i., WOOD. OGDKSSBORO, April 1,186S. German desired to be excused from serving on a jury, giving as a reason that he could not understand! good English. * \That's no excuse,\ said the Judge, \I'm sure you are not likely to hear good English at this bar.\ |3ghe Sweetest thing i n Life,\ is good health and good spirits, and if you have them, not, the next best thing is what will restore 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 ap many persons. They elevate-the depressed and give strength to the weak. WATKR.—A delightful article—su- perior to Cologne and at half the price. [mh8ld-T-T-S-4w2w.l JtyiYagrant flowers of sunny climes, lading with delicious aroma, the passing breeze and sending with i t pleasure t o all i t meets. S o Woodwork's Flor del Espirilu Santo send forth the delicious fragrance of the tropical exotics and transports with ecstaey the happy recipient For sale everywhere. r. 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 hewill go once in three months.) His patrons may find him. at his, Dental Rooms overtbe Post Office, in OgSerlsburg, 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 possi ble. . (mhl'?d&w2m) THE BEES ANDPIJATO.—An ancient writer tells us that bees hovered around the lips o f Plato, attracted by bis 'honeyed words. That is a clas- sic fable; but it \is> If lie that our birds of beauty who flutter their .plunies at Saratoga and New- rjprtj prefer to* all odors that scent the rural or ocean air, the entrancing fragrance of Phalon's •''Flor de.Mayo,\ the new perfume for the hand- kerchief. Sold by all druggists. if^All Nerve Complaints.require a stimulating rem- edy. It Is necessary that the whole nervou3 system sho'd be invigorated to expel Neuralgia, Nerve ache and other painful nervous diseases. For this purpose there la ho meilidne so effectual as Dr. Turner's Tic Douloureux .or universal Neuralgia Pill, 83 it has a strengthening influ- ence bnthe;nerye fluid. Apothecar!e» : liave,H. PrincipalDeiidt, 12.0Tremont St., Boston, Mass. Price' IV per package ; 'by mall,:two postage stamps extra. _. \''\..;'• i ' (mh31d>oolW) .For' sale by.B.^O. Lamphear, Ogclansbnrgli, S . T. MARRIED. MAR«UOE NOTIOXB FIFTY CENTS EACH.. In this city, April 2<1, at 'the reiiden'ce of the. bride's 1 Kther, by ReV.3:. -JK Hewitt, Mr, 6E0. Mi BALDTO?, to Miu FRANCES E. W00LLK7, (laughter of J. M. TVooliey.-Esq., both of Ogdenibnrg; | By the same, March 26th, at the residence the bride's fitner, Jlr. JWtES DALEY to Misi &MU-H ANN 1 KANOFI 1 ,bothof'thij tdwn. - J NEW TbRK, k—The Chamber of Commerce, yesterday, appointed a Committee to draw up a memorial to -Congress, asking for the immedi- ate, commencement of .theNew YorkEost.Offl.ee. A resolution was adopted, urging Immediate action by' the Legislature oh the ''subject of in- creasing the means of communicatirin'between theupper and lower sections, of the city. Quite a gale of wind visited the city and its' suburbs 'yesterday. • ..,::•' RUTLAND, 2.—The Franklin House,- .County' ,Coiirt House, 1 OwrieB's store,'Stafford's store,; and buii'ding' formerly occupied by Messrs. Chaffee & Harger, were destroyed by.fire this morning, lions 140^000; 'partially '. insuredir^' Two, or three persons were injured in getting out of the Hotel. , • ; r BY- Tl yoRK, 2. T -Aineric,an,Gold^.3!!:f ! . •;, 'OIT, 2.^-TJ: S. Bbnd'b^aj;- --* '--^ ; ' * j XOSD'OIT, 2.^-TJ: S. I NEW TOBK,2.—H4.NtfBomai- l \y.Oohway publishes a letter in/jiti,e Tribune'; cohteinmg gi - tracts from all\tBe S?e« 'Orleans,papers;,stating fyiut the firoinqn's procession dia clioer for Jen; Davis and Gen. Hancock, and' their'.bands play- ed the \Bonnie-Blue irafe.\ MlMOEp, Mass,. %>£$ firiin. MHfor^t morning, destroy^ 'XJndfer^opd'S 'large bo manufactory. The stock, .and': flitures->.J?gte; mostly saved. Tiois $25»00O-5f tapstly covered ,by insurance-in 'Boston o'flices. \\ ••'••'\• •-«'-*•- -ft*—'•''-•» i'-',''-' : sr—•.. ~.V.* . ? ~*<\ • WASHINGTON, k^Th e Senate, withoutjtrans- acting any business,, \proedeaed with •the i -im^ Ipeachment trial. ' • \ , .; rr\ r •\% ' Mr. Drake proposed an, amendment to rule 7, providing that the Chief Justice shsll decidf'-^l questions of evidence; and incidental jfjUe^fttfens in the first instance, jwhieh-was laifl over.'fj'j ; WASHINGTON, S.-^Tho, Treasury Department |has reeeived advices from Brbwnsville, Texas, Hvhere frauds were perpetrated, stating that jneariy all of the customs oificershaye been ar- rested. The deputy of the officers is included dn the arrest. ' • SANFKANCISCO, 2.—The steamer Sacramento. ,with New York dates of l'lthulit:; arrived^•••• state: Arizona advices confirm, the. ^po'rt.ed; abapdon- ;ment of the Lopez reservation by the :and Mogava Indians. • The savages have commcnceB'ticlive; hostilMies iu Eastern OriKonay and tlie inii^bitantssare'.cap ing on Gen. Halleck to station -mor^ troops' that section. .Great, numbers fiifsto^khayebe run off' or killed by the Indian^ ScRAM'ON, Pa., 2.—Thenienat Fuller's mines turned out yesterday* A strike is exppcted at Parish & Cunningham's minej-.at Sugar Notch • \• \ '< T Notch. , 2.-^-Inthp Convention,- yesterday, the ordinance authorizing the issue of certificates of indebtedness for the payment of the ex- penses of the Convention, and to be receivable for taxes and redeemable at- the treasuryj was- adopted. The.trial;of Jeff, J)avis was yesterday, -again postponed till the.2d of May. John White, a respectable citizen of Powhat- tan was was found dead in that county, on;. Sun- day, with five bullet holes in his bod3 r . LONDOK, 2.—In the debate jn the House of Commons last night on the Irish Church question, the Liberals stoutly advocated Mr. Gladstone's claims to office in place of Disraeli. Mr. Robert Lowe,, member for Colne, quoted statistics to show that out of one hundred of the population of Ireland, seventy-eight were'Catho- lics, nine were Presbyterians, and twelve be- longed to the Irish Potestant Church establish- ment. The latter church was alone -aided by the Government, though its congregations were made up of the- wealthiest classes of .the community. The Irish people would be more than human if they coulrj tamely submit to this The tones claimed to:be truly liberal'. Let them'prove it or retire. The Liberal party, in the House, had a leader whom they could trust. They were sure ie would fulfill all his professions. Mr. Lowe ridi- culed what he termed the legal quibble and course of the Ministers. Such ajine of -action would destroy all confidence between the Exec- utive and legislative departments of the Gov erument. ' •' Each night the ministry presented to J.he House a new phase, until all honest men were disgusted. The premier had carried inconsist- ency and audacity to aheight which the House, consulting its dignity, could- not tolerate on a topic so solemn as that under discussion. New V.pRt, 2, Ashes—Market nominal at 8.50@8.'78-. ' Cotton—Marketsteadyat2?^@28 -forIt. tj. iSMour-^Receipts 5,080 bbls. Marlij dull. Sales 6,445 bbls. at 9.20@9.55 sup. fineatate and western 10.00@10.70 for choice ex. state ; 10.00@11.20 for common to choice extra west- orn; 10.00@14.00 common to good. shipphij brands extra RoundHoop Ohio. J Rye flour steady at 7.?5@9.65. Wheat—Receipts 86,000 bushels. Market quiet. Sales 16,000 bush, of ehice No. 2 Spring at 2.45; common white Gal. at 3.20: Corn—Receipts 39,000 bushels. Market lower. Sales 33,000 bushels a t 1.18@1.23 for new mixed western. Oata lower iit, 85@8511'orWeBtern. Pork—^Market closed\ iirm. Sales 3,250 barvela at, 25.2S@25 50 new mess. Beef steady. NEW NEW STYI.KS ! NEW S1VLES ! FOR SPEIW OF 1868! NEW 1 The Pickwick Hat, Boz^ffamilton, Cambridge, Van- dcrbilt, Xaposition.Jirvainii, Irvinfi^Xentuekyj Eristoe t ainZ otf&ratoo jiiimeroiis \io mention, NEW STELES,CLOTH CAPS: \ ' ' White Fawn; Xlimkte, Doi'ee; Expert, &e. \. .• S i * '• NEW SHTLES CLOTH HATOrl'ifc'r' i' . P0CKXT NEW STOLES M Oxford; Tiny Tim; LittleAUMgM,<tc. ' •>• ' >..••'' • * ;.-..';* \ •ir.iV' i IV. 4 COv'S -STI.K. MATS, ' ' \' . ^*** < 'r~V »i' T Trade Style Silk. «at«, YOUIfG ilfeS'^ BR\\ \\\ nes, Gdllart, Socks,. : Walking. (Jaiu»,&c. . t . -<cd; •^\Come In and Ke tne new style* , , , - .«- T/0. * R. J.. AT0HE9DN, ' (dtw.V ... M ------- A OALAMJIS?'PSiVENTED.—All those wftq^ave been paying-the blgh prices aiktd by -reUiters lor Dry Goods, may, now'get everything it the iloweit auction price, just as cheap by the yard .as lf/purchaied by the case. All orders of $15 or more sent.to. be paid for\ on delivery. Catalogue of Goous andiamplef ientifree to »py order.; t.O.BqxSSlo:\ ^lipilBi * (DO,^%,1|8 • i:i : K*tl«.',',4\-Z'- $1O TO ^2O A. SAY GCABANIEGD '—GOOD-AGBNTO w»nUd to inttoduo»_our:new.8TAE. IHUTTtE SBW^ft. ,MA0H^B|l. ;StM;aUke onbpth iide». The only first class, low prlced'-mseUne in ibe j MARBAY'S LINE STEAMERS, PLEOPATIU, Capt. Phillipj, Mar. 24, Apr. 7,81, May 5. tat, Oapt. Dearborn r Mwoh41 r Apr.i44,.28, May 12. I Giving through passage tickets in connection with the Oeatral B. K. ol Georgia, AtlanUc and Gulf H. E., and Florida steamers, to all points sontli ana southwest. I ffPKKAY ^|\ttt| & pO^l f^j 8h||H jl^| 2 8outri|t A ,N,T, NORTH JiflttEKKDAJ* %TCAJUSlttltP CO ough lane to CcMforrvia, via. Panama ana 3Ho~ aragua. BEarch S and. a5 ; April IS I May S ana 25 \'^FirttiCil|ii.. t ,,, „ i : . -S3 Passage Xower than by any other .Line. I For further Information. adureBS > DVNlOAERINGTON, Agt., i 17T West St.. cor. Warrea, New York. jW. H. WEBB, President OHAS. DANA, V. Pres. ^^ Vhe nirtor*, of vtlie ^Var between tlie Its Causes; Character, Cbnahcfrarid Keaulta, I By Hon. ALMX.. p.. 8IEViSNS. Its official character tfitfL tea'fly' sale, combined with, an hiladelphla, Pa. BOOK AGENTS 1 ' WANTED ••Origin and Biitiry'of ,the,;Bopks flfj the StDle,\' By Pror. C. B. STOWE, B. D., Afresh book by one pt the best and most thorough [authors. There is no work published that can compare •with!it,-jit;is- having a•.large sale,.out-Belllng any [other religious book\. OverSi.OOO 'sol'd'wlthin'the Iast8 months. Sales rapidly Increasing. C3r?\Send- for .'circulars. Address or apply to'HXKTFORD PUBLISH- 'OTltc! \A/ QTi^\On For^a book-entitled AlHc- _,CUID »» ailbCU. ture o f tne Desolatea ;St»tes;:and!the Work of Restoration,. IByery voter needs '^t before Nov. 1868. „ freight, lirjest -coinmisslons'and a •.premium of $500 paid.' for\ particulars address L. STBBBIN8, Hartford, Conn, . ( \ i^ \ ! HttVEY'S ItI4U.SXHATE».Catalogue of SeedsVanaGuidetbHhe Flower •and \Vegetable' garaen for 1808, is n«w ready,.containing 160 pages with full de- scriptions of nearly 2,560 varieties'and plain directions for^pwlpg, culture, 4c., illustrated with 80 Engravings 'of 'Fl^ifltsatid-yegetableV, and a beautiful \ '• •« ' • .•••:' i coLOkiD PLAm And contiins all the Into'rinatlod necessary for the suc- efl wth of the mpstltifal flowers and choic WANTED,' AGS-EIS'TS TO SELL ...., , .»B . ..\WOT SMITH'S P6p The cheapest ana the best. See that the work you 'get contains ov«r 1,000 pagies. At di ldid bus : Agents are doing a spleridld; buslneBB with' thls'.f ork. .• i .,|3r\.Tp-those who'wait' ih^'.^siaalJE^Londbn'S^itlbn, ifjofcwiiicii ihe Juvenlle i Amef}ca'n.iE3itibh',,^ou I .u.v,i,«. i 'w'ofkVhas been copied, will be furnished in 'March ( at ^$2 75-p.er eppyj. 75 cents less than the -American BuT- ttion. For particulars send for circulars. *-$; . 8. -8. SCRANTON-* .CO., , . \ * 126\Asylunf St*.J Hartford, Ct' Doctor Irish's Ottawa Beer J A Delicious, Healthful and Temperance Beverage.. Ex- tract supplied for fountains, lfor terms and circular send to Dr. IRKn'S Ottawa Beer and J?amtly Medicine Manufacturing Co., No. 5, Third Avenue, New York nrf». Htll .\ ( J ' J I >-l >, >•: - ; • .*\' i ' .' .. , . . ' .• • : i ;-. Manu city, SHAAV'S Chemical, Blectro-8!Iver-PlaUng Fluid, Makes -worn out plated ware as good as new. Samples sent by mail on receipt of 25 cents to pay for packing and postage. AddrcsB J[. J. SHAW, Chemist, 80 Elm Street, Brifdgeuor$Opnn l v Agents, .waftteu.every.w.lie.re. liOOK AfiEiVTS WANTED ' tor Dr. WM. SMITH'S Dictionary of the Bible. Writ- ten by 70 of the most distinKuiancd Divines in Europe and America. Illustrated with over 125 Steel and Wood Engravings. In one large Octavo volume. Price $3.50. The onlyjedition published in, America, condensed by Dr. Smltb^s owiF.nan'd.: ? We ehfploy^Oi.Gen'er.alLAgenls and offer extra inducements to agents dealing witlius.— Send for descriptive circulars, and see our terms. J. B. BURR & CO., Publishers, Hartford, Ct. Msts of Newspapers, We have published the following lists : XOO IsrevTBngland'Newsp'apers. 100 New York and New Jersey do. 100 Ohio Ind., and 111., Newspapers. 100 Pa,Del., Md,, Va., andD.C. do. 100 Mich., Wis., Iowa* Minn., Mo., do. 100 Principal Daily and Weekl y News- papers, lucluding Twenty-Three States. 50 Religious and Ag'l Newspapers. ' AnyorLaUitheElbts'setit tpany a'adress free, on re- cept'df a% centstiimp. jiddreas; V-.v. :tox <$72, New York 1 City. ' '* \ ' - E act inguislier. • i'v .'.I iib.- '• ' • -, PORTABLE, SELT;AC,TIN.G FIRE,ElN\ai.H-E ^ ''A^safe-guard'against Elre ! .. 'Always ' ready foruBe. Prices'$45, |50.$55.— Needed in every house. Agents want- ed. Send for descriptive circular. Ad- dress, N.lC;IFXRKiBXXIMGU18fl£Bf CQ.H 8 Dey Street, New York. Send for a Catalogue of New Practl- ., „ j.. ,. -cal books on.Arotiitecture and gtair Building; .Ai -jr., .JjiKiK$EtL M CO.,'Publisiiers, IW/ Howe.'i/StfitfeJW* ^amilj '•jb\ye> l Cofpig,, Thirty Different: shadea, all In-liquia form.. .The game shades, all in powder form. We advise tlie use of the Blacks, Browns and Drabs in the Powder form. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers, and at the Manufac- t^t^l 4 TO Tins' kO THB WOSKING CLA'SS;MFarmerif, 2»fechan«cB-, adles and everybody. Ism now. prepiied to furnish •oil with corittant employment at-yourihome—th'e whole light »nd ; profitable:' 1 5o cents to $5 E'eri'evenlrjgS easily earned by persons of either sex,and the-boysand girls 'nearly aa ihuch as men. • I Great'* Inducements -offered thosewho.Trill devoteihelr whole time to the- buttness; and that every person who sees this ''notice 'may send their address and test the business for themselves, I aiike'.theMHowlfag.unparaUedoffer;.' To:.all :wh6 sn£ not satisfied'with'the business,! will Hebd.tl.topij- for the trouble of writing. Full particulars, directions, Ac, sent free. Sample sent by mall.for ten centB. Address, B. 0. ALLEN, 'Xultfsta, Jfclne; \* ilUl **•* THE \WITH ¥<HC ••tQLmkii&n.iSf* -is Pronounced by all who have beard It, the most natural and beautiful Imitation'of the human' voice \ever-yei In- troduced. J. K8TEY k 00., Brattleboro, Vt., the origin- al Inventors and manufacturers. 417 Broome St., N. X. ; 170 *lver\Bt..Iroy; X.Y.-, 10 K. -Eayrtte 8t,'B8yriicase; N. Y.;. 18 North 1 tth-St; .-PhlladelphMj '115;-lUndolph fit^Chlcago. THE HEALING. POOL—Howwd rToune;M^^n'JheT!RRQte*A p ^ apRaAaeis w . o. WILSON ACO^Clcvelsrid; OW6: ^Boston. Mass.. or St. UK* .-r..;^:. P.M..! . ...-.-.. ,•,•..*&• s.rMi. ..•••n-.-.n.-.. ! -HOW THE QIJACK8 EXTORT, { ••'«,'• , .•: , •! ••.-•;:.•iv-.v..'; \,:,it ,.. : - Jrom their unfortnnkte-RgtleBW.' •'••• -i c - •- •- ':•\ a :'i\!ai x ^M^^W^ ; See \The-Patient's Giiiae.\'- -Itlteni-you\h8jS;to-:cure). )he diseases of thegener&tive'brgaril, lmlwUi ieie^-wltK : >imple, safeanfl reliableleaeales,^^to^Be:.procurediitsmy.:•• drugstore. Those about- id niirry-should- procure'.* ' 'copycat once. Aaafess &; \f. MORTON, Smifij' '12* SDraSby sfrefet, IT. T. Millea on receipt of :fpuf • pwtage e Btatap'Bi - ; •'•<-''•• ':, :.vB-r-'-: :-/.:• .«.,'!.<; \ ', •' PKOPBIBTOttB, QS ptTT > .... . •,'\•' WAI 1 ™i i Dealers in ;^pj mm .' •* -> j\. ::-.'lt ' \' : '; {». • u J..t'v v-X V jf: ly::T' ^'i'ytf 1 , ,3. .(.! . , . :, , ..o..aJfX ... FLOUR iNS FIED, 3,-, . -,au ;,r i • • ;••••-.-.. . r '-:>:c-- - ;-, „ -. . 1 .«.•' • • '• 1 - •'' • - • ' • • • • * '• - ••</YA X ' .' ~ ! ' -• \ .-• -, \••- • !,-iX COM MEAL AT WHOLESALE! T ' ' .HE NEW YORK BAKBAT^ .'•^ECH- ••3KX*gBJ8, v resdyjor business,.will be'»p}d,at a great> bargain tlblt Aplyto: ]& heaS blocks, (Qrst class machinery;') ''•\\ •'- '. \ -'- All wishing to -purchase wili do well to give m call. , • • - - r '•'-• .- - dgtosbiirg, March'27,, 1868., .- ,• ',, ,;„• ,(d&wtf)..- ' - . J. • . • • FOR i ff^HB UPPER POKtlON OP f HBFASMSITlJaTED A on Ogden's Island, consisting of, .222 4S-100-ac;resj*of which abput60 : acrBs are heavily-wooded wXtlrh'SfSftmbef. BKV WBBKK YOU iGET'THB : 'BEST : • • ' A8lip-.CJBKA-P.EST:' ••\•«*«*••- MC. I>. FtYNN^ SowtJiUna Seymour Bouse' Slock, Stati-Slkielx \i&gfef •;/•-. i \ dmsDWOi '• ••<-:'•-*--<r r ,t> Is now ready with a fashionable stock of i , . s ; .\ .&:>?X Ali'tue latest M.yleij.lJiH:iadjis'i.ffenff ^M GKiIaf«h'« wear, constantly oh liand'it the - ' - tl •''• PRTCEH. pet Order Bepartiiifeia* 1 : ^ntnvsuperf6rw6r^en'i^a 1 tiie<l>est^mMeri«lB/,.uUs- fsctibniB wmrritrteQ' toall'who leave orders fer:eiOieri faBhIoDablVdriubitantlalwear. 'Or(lefs'for-,all klnfia of wdrfcsollclted. •'-'• * >'> '•' : ,':'--ii':•,.:.,. •'•^^•^'.T-Jt, Persons in-want of a neat foot dress «an b\e1%uited ev- ery time. The public are respectfully Invited to call and! see stock and'leium pri$es.~j- . -. , • -Mi P.TJKPYNN, , .. .1 Seymour House Block, State Sta'OgaenBbm'gi ieaif)- • \ •; ' -**•••' ^-* 'pH E •«•:!« ;*»i\.«5ta 1 miet^eMtmnm«MAsM^fMS>A lTtM¥aay dissolved ,by mutual content; Either B»rtner ij^jmtiipr- izeatSi rigffttie'nainS IW&e firmfe ; «Vldati«n Milts affair.. ' : ••••'•' '••'\•'\ \i •- f ;'^GHAKL-ESi'iA-S'aBEY. r0 ifpr., Jv _ .;,«-* .oii JWATER, STRKET, Qpjfosif|.?;iHE © Kwie *t<yre,9f WalterS. •AUen-'£j&i.-* > .?oc=term». applyto • I.TvttEEtgOS^,. (mhl4dlm) -...,,-., , > ;.i -.'•:- rwift \(OSJA ?3t\ -i ';
