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If so, repair the damage with the most powerful, yet harmless of ihvigoraats, Hbstetter'a Bitters. Remember that debility is the \Beginning of the End\— tbat'the climax of all weakness is a univer- sal paralysis of the system, and that such paralysis is the imedlate precursor of Death. Don't wait for disease to commit Us ravages before you commence the strengthening process. Keep the whole body in a vigorous condition by preventing as far as possible, the inroads of decay. Repair the waste of nature with nature's best tonic, Hostett«r's Bitters, , (28aS2 ^_ \Pain is supposed to be the lot of us poor mortals as inevitable as death, and liable at any time to come .upon us. Therefore it ls.iinportant that remedial agents should be at hand to. be used in any emergency, when we are made liable to feel tne excrutlating agonies o, pain, or the depressing influence of disease. Such a remedial agent exists In the Pain Killer, the fame of which has extended over all the earth. Amid the eternal ices of the Polar region or beneath the burn- ing sun of the tropics, its virtues are known and appre- ciated. The effect of the Pain Killer upon the Patient when taken Internallyin cases of colds coughs, bowel coinplaints, cholera, djsentery,.and all other affections of the system, has been truly wonderful, and has won for it a name among medical preparations that can never be forgotten. Its success in removing pain, as an ex- ternal remedy, incases of burns, bruises, sores, sprains, cuts, sting of Insects, and other causes of suffering, hai secured for it the most prominent position among the medicines of the day. Beware of counterfeits and worthless imitations. Call •for Kerry Davis' Vegetable \Pain Killer,\ and tak« none »ther. Sold by all druggists and grocers. ^__^ (apMdStawAwlm) JACKSON' S CATARRH SNUFF, AND TROCHE POWDER, A deMghtfulmdpleasantRemedy in Catarrh, Mad- ache, Bad. Breath, Hoarseness, Asthma, • ~JBronoMUs, Couqlia, Deafness, £c. And all disorders resuting from Colds in THROAT, VO- CAL ORGANS and HEAD. '• This remedy does not \Dry Up\ a Catarrh, but Loos- ens it ; frees the head from all offensive matter, quickly F: removing I$ad Breath and. Headache; allays &nCi~soothM \' the tyuirrting Jieut Lri Catarrh ;.is so mild and agreeable in its effects that it positively CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING. As a Troche, Powder,lt pleasant to the taste and nev- er nauseates; when swallowed, instantly gives to the IJhroacanil Vocal Organs a delicious sensation of cool- ness andicomfort. < lathe best Voice Tonic in the world. Try it; Safe, re- liable and only 35 cents. i gold by Druggists, or mailed free, address. j COOPER, WILSON * CO., Prop'rs, Philadelphia. - Wholesale Agent, D..Barnes, * Co., New York. « B. O. Iiamphear, Agent for OgSehsburgh. j Cdel8d*wly) j •'..»',{ i < • 'RIP VAN WINKLE, \. '. Walting-up from his imp of twenty years, if he could only have moistened his i • - WITHERED LOCKS I With. Chrlatadoro's Dye, would have looked like ' ' ' ' A YOUNG MAN ' ' \ Again. MarveVous.'ihdeed; is the effect of CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE, In rejuvenating-gray-harred humanity; -Why yield to Time when you can baffle him ? t (danufaetured by J . Ohristadoro, No. 6 Alton Hoi&e.NwYork. ;Soldby Druggl»t».. Applied by all H»lr pgAtten. . . _ . [_'7d Jtwlmi j |3^The best medicine in the porld is Dr. Langley's Root and Herb Bitter's—long a tried and standard remedy for Liver Complaints, Billion's diseasss, Humors' of !the Blood and Skin, Jaundice and Dyspepsia, Indigestion, CoatlveHOSs,Headache, and all diseases arising from Dii- ordered.Stpmach, TorpicLLlyer, or Impure-Blood. They clennaettiejiystem, ptaify and riew-create theiblooa.re- Itore the appetite, bnlld up and strengthen the whole body. GEO. C. GOODWIN AGO., Boston. Sold by all Prngglsta. ' (mhl7dAw6in); . PLANTS! PLANTS!| I • k/^HOICE VERBENAS, ROSES, DAHMAS, CARNA- I \l/. Uons, Pinks. Hellatropes, Geraniums, Vines, Bulbs, \' - 'Ysniiles, Hardy-Herbaceous Plants, -Ornamental Trees -and'8hrubs, Grape Vines, Strawberries, Small Truits, Bhubarb, Asparagus, Vegetable Wants, &c.,.grown anS forialeby TH08. LAWRANOB, • .;:••:•\•• • Ogdeinburgi N. Y. j ^\Catalogues on application. (ray9d*wlm) Cl)i'Dnih) Jmutirtl 0GDENSBUR6H, N., T. X.OOAZ. AND MISCELLANEOUS. Overlooked. There were several things connected with the jollification on Wednesday night that were over- looked in our hurried account of Thursday morning; Before going to Judge Brown's, tne- crowd stepped into'Aldei-man\-.Illori ! 1 lman'g, and stowed away a number of dozens of Bennett's Bottled Soda. After visiting the Mayor eleet, they returned to Sprague Livingston's, who is as true a Republican as ever drew a breath, and spent another jolly half hour. -, :.«» : : •••' Our Charter Election. One of the chief things that constrained the City Republicans to, work for a, victory on Wednesday last, was thu anxiety of our Repub- lican friends in all parts of the ecuunty, some of whom fearcd.tliat wo should full into the hands of the Philistines. Wo hope nil mre now satisfied that the ^Republicans of the city are entitled to the respect of their brethren of itlie rural dis- tricts. We have sent yon, gentlemen of the in- terior towns, throe additional Republican Super visors. How is that brother Kcnrington ? the Democrats talkied of draping their Hall in mourning in ease thie Senate should convict the President, they Httlp thought they should have a funeral nearer home so soon. It's always bad to be talking about going into mourning. Democratic readers must \grin aud bear\ our rejoicings if they can. Considering the \baked meats\ prepared, and the \sea stores\ laid in for the purpose of making the Re- publicans \hunt their holes,\ they cannotblame U9 if wo mako a noise, If we Iliad failed after making such promises we shoulfl have kept hid for a week, at least. young gentleman from Connecticut, who happened to be in town on charter election day, attended the Republican jollification sit Lyceum Hall in the evening. After looking on awhikj he remarked that it was no wonder that St. Lawrence county rolled up Immense Repub? lican majorities. He allowed that it was the \biggest political thing\ he over 1 saw. v - n the intoxication of bliss, occasioned by the joy of winning the first charter election in the city of Ogdensburg, we overlooked some of the speakera who entertainedl the audience at Lyceum Hall. A. Jf. Sheppey, who was christened \Alderman\ by Capt, Peter Robertson, gave us an old fashioned-Connecticut speech. There may be others who were overlooked in the report. If so they will understand that it was not intentional, l-. JE. G. Blunt, with a party of Engin. eers, will be in our city to-day ifor the purpose of inspecting the .liarbbr. ^ Appointment ot Route Agent. Danvin K. Gilson, of St. Albans, has been ap\ pointed Route Agent by the Poat Office Depart- ment on the route from this city to St. Albans.— The appointment of a third agejit on this route has been rendered necessary biy the large in- crease of business upon it, and the Department now seriously contemplate instituting the new Postal-car service upon it, as soon as the neces- sary and satisfactory arrangements.can be made with the railroad companies. :?• / Fir e in Edwardslburgh. The carding, fulling and shingle mills of Capt. C. P. Chapman, in Edwardsburgh, Ontario, were totally destroyed by fire on Saturday morning, 9th instant. The loss amounts to $4,000, op which there was but little insurance. Fire at Johnstown. The pottery of John Mooney, at Johnstown, Ontario, was destroyed by fire on the night of the 5th instant. Loss, $1,000; no insurance. Mr. Mooney will rebuild the pottery at once. ' Dana's Life oi Grant. Hazen Turner has received the-agency for trie, sale of Daua'a Life of Gem. Grant for this town',' D'epeyster Potsdam ami, Gouvcrneim and is BOW; canyassibg for subsicrjbers. 'JJhe au- thor of the present volume is Hon. Charles A. Dana, former editor 1 of Q\e'Ti'ib'une, late Assist- ant Secretary of War, and now editor of the New York Sun, who haa beeni assisted by Gen. j. A. Wilson fn gathering the material for the book.. The work will comprise 400 octavo pages printed on line paper, embellished with an elegant portrait of Gen. Grant, and maps and diagrams, and is furnished to subscriber's at $2.25 to' $4.00, according to style of binding.-i- This life of the great conqueier abounds with anecdotes', of,, his , boyhood, his education at West Point, -ltis-gaU'ant conduct as a young offi- cer in the Mexican jjar, his resignation from the army, life as a' farmer and letrtherdealer, and of invaluable services in the late war, to which is added an.impartial estimate of. hia character as a man,, a soldier and a'statesinan'. -The work is published <bji, Gordqn,,.,Beif & .Co.,: Springfield, Mass., and .is' still}' only'by, subscription. j • • • Soda Fountains, • i The several soda fountains of the city are now in full play.;, GJark's.v-at Jhe,\cprner of Eord and State stree'fs^sJvJR. fidrlpwi's, n«t .door to Olark'Sy on Torf BWeet, an«J'Tiliey's, are; all playing on call of customers. ' ' ,, , The Special Taxti. The following is the statement of the vote on special taxes at the city election: !//(' y, SCHOOl T1X*.\ ', ,',\ '• I !' ' A « ;AVt First Ward Second \Ward... . ThirdWard FIRST KrstWard Second \Ward JThird Ward.....;. *\ * \ SECON1> First Ward Second Ward Third Ward THIRD First Ward Second Ward. Third Ward ', FOURTH First \W\avd . Second Ward; • • i. ThirdWard,..,;. . .:r.. 86 68 99 RESOLUTION. For 85 . ..i.... 6* ; ••k&iJSL -• 85 54 ' 84 ' RESOLUTION. For. • 88 . . .. 74 '.'..... 89 : RESOLUTION. For 8* 49 ;,.... 87: -16 6 20 Against. 8 - , * 6 J ' ' f * 3* 19 Against. 1 8 10 Against. 8 8 1 11 Base Ball. The Ogdensburg B. B.'C. will meet, on their old play ground West Side of Bridge, for prac- tice at three o'clock P. M., to day. H. D. WALRATH, Secretary. Ogdcnsburg, May 15,186X ' Lawrance's Plants. We Lave been so lull of politics recently, that wo have neglected to notice pur friend Thomas Lawrance's Plant advertisement. He has a splendid usHoHnient of flowers,, shrubs, fruit trees, ornamental trees and all kinds of veget- ables at his garden and hot houses, just at the city limits, on the Canton Road. Plants put up so as to be sent without damage to any point in the State or Canada. Send orders by mail.. Catalogues sent when desired. Tilley has a fine assortment of excellent and vigorous plants and flowers. By stepping into his store you will have an opportunity to see a few specimens of what he ain furnish. 5£g\We3ton the pedestrian, now threatens to walk from Bangor, Me., to St. Paul, Minn., and back to Buffalo, N. Y., in all 5,000 miles to be completed in one hundred consecutive dayp.;— The main stakes are to be $50\00O, and the trial is to begin on the 18th of August and ter- minate on the 26th of November. JgF'A new gun has been invented by, M. La- •oste, a respectable shoemaker. I t will fire twenty balls in ten seconds. We hope that M. Laroste has reflected that his gun will take off such a number of legs that it will seriously dam- age the shoemaking business. PKRDYIAN SYRDP,—This valuable medicine has been silently making its way into public favor by the numerous remarkable cures it has performed. Its singlar efficacy is owing to the protoxide of Iron, which remains unchanged in thi3 preparation and is the only form in which this vital element of healthy blood can be sup- plied. better than all others? because purer; cleaner; highly perfumed; restores quicker; no dirt; no gum; don't stain—\Bar- rett's Hair Restorative\ overtops everything. JSg now established, that notwithr standing the precedence hitherto accorded to Trench perfumes, to-day Woodworth?s Flor del Espiritu Santo, being the most delicate and dura- ble of them all, far outsells them. For sale everywhere. MAGNOLIA WATER'.—A delightful article—su perior to Cologne and at half the price. [»p2ia-T-T-S-*w2w.1 _ [Advertisement.] About Cattle. We notice in the report of the Cambridge Cattle Market, complimentary mention of cattle offered by Messrs. Wiser & Co., of Preseott, and that their beeves brought the highest prices. Our neighbor Sormand selects the very best animals from MesBrs. Wiser & Co.'s stock of over seven hundred head, anS offers his customers the choicest beef to be had in this or any other market. ' . I • The unfortunate Bostoniang - receive the ' 'culls,\'and.although these culls are injured .by a long land transportation, the Hubbites ; coii8ider themselves lucky to get what friendJiEph. turn's away, as not good enough for the dainty palates of his customers. Special Notice. Lively times at Atchesons'. More New Style! Bt\§' and Cap3 arriving every day, New Straw Goods Just opened, embracing all stylea and prices. Splendid stock of Neck Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Gloves, Half Hose, Suspend- ers. A FBKNCH OONFOKMATCDR will take the shape tit your head ami give yon a perfect fib So not toll to look atthis stock of HaU.'Caps and Genti' Furnishing Goods, the largest and cheapest in 'the City.'' fmy'fldtf) KAKKliT8. NKW YORK, 14. Market(npminatat8.^0@8.6,2Ji> %•• Cotton—Market firm at 80@SOJ- for M. U. Flour—ReceiptB 13,736 bbls. Market favor buyers. Sales 8,800 bbls. at 8,40@9.00 sup. fine state and western 9;60@10.05 for choice ex. state ; &5O@i6.BO for common to choice extra west- ern; 9.80@13.60 common t o good shipping brands estra Round Hoop Ohio. Rye'ifdtfr ¥ quuiet a t 8.26'<gi'6:CkH.•''-•- '>'- Wheat—Receipts 48,740 bushels. Market dull and drpoging. , 4 N Sales 65^000'bush, of choicfe^o/2 Spring itf 2.38; common white Cal. at 2.88. Corn—Receipt 30,000 bushels. Market Sl l :y vyy' !! \ Si a i yy ,!;!«; .\ Sales 88,000 bush, of choice mixed western at 1.17@1.18. Oats dull at 88@88* for Western. Pork—Market closed heavy. * ' Sales 1,500 barrels at 28.40@28,B0new mesa. TELEfiRATJI. NEW YORK, 41.—American Gold 1.39&. ; 4i^Xi: S-'Boffda T5f. WASHINGTON, 14.—Senator Grimes is no bet- ter. He has no use of hia right arm. He is al- lowed no visitors. Senator Howard's condition is unchanged.—, He was at tunes last nightk delirious. . ; 'Since the 12tb; of April the mail Jias been rob- bed of e4»,6OO-wortri of draftB*-&c., sent from the South to Northern creditors, andWrn, T.J Lee, .ft- postal clerk on the route between Ac-' quia Creek\ and Washington, has been detected; and arrested as the thief. NEW YOUR, 16.^-TheTimesspecial says: The canvass among doubtful Senators continues, any- one of them, who is certain to vote for conviction on four articles, *ent quietly oVer t'o Annapolis for the day to avoid the importunities of people who think he is unsound. The developments of to-day, in the judgment of ypur correspondent, slightly reduce the.chances of cQnyiction, but do, not render acquittal certain. The result of all interviews of the Missouri delegation with Senator Henderson is that aftei; much equivocation and a great many half-way promises about resignation and voting for con- viction, he will vote for acquittal on all the charges. This mav be depended upon. Mr. Van Winkle, of West -Virginia, who has also been depended upon to vote for the 11th article, has been writing an opinion, and has written himself out of any such intention, even if he ever entertained it, which I doubt. Mr. Willeyj of the same State, is regarded as certain for con- viction on four articles. Mr. Fowler of Tennessee is being labored with ;by his delegation,and gives them some slight words of comfort without any positive promises while he tells others that he can't vote for these articles without committing perjury. This gives the President only 18 votes, 12 Democrats and 6 Republicans. He must have 19, the additional man must come from, the Republicans. That ;man must be one of four. If Mr. Willey votes -for the second' article the President will be con- victed by a vote of 36 to 18, or just two-thirds in a full Senate. The eleventh article may carry by the same vote but it is not so certain. Threfe Senators are now sick, but will probably be able to be in their seats by Saturday. Messrs. Coijkling and Howard certainly will from present indications. At noon to-day Senator Grimes' condition was unchanged. He is suffering from a paralysis of the leg and arm, and by the advice of his physicians has remained in bed. He will not be allowed to receive any visitors or attend to his correspondence for a few days. I t was thought if his condition grows no worse, he will be able to be in his seat on Saturday. J. B. S. also gives the following canvass of votes on impeachment: Eighteen votes will suffice to overcome the two-thirds and secure acquittal if Mr. Wade does not vote. As Mr. Wade, however, has declared his intention to vote, nineteen vote3 must be had if the Presi- dent is to be saved. The nineteen Senators who are expected to vote against all the articles, are as follows: . Democrats Bayard, Buckalew, Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Hendricke, Johnson, McCreery, Nor- ton, Patterson of Tennessee, Saulsbury and Tick- ers ; Republicans Fessenden Fowler, Grimes, Henderson, Trumbull, \Van Winkle and Willey. The Republican are unanimous for no further postponement. Two-thirds of the Senators are worn out and whether impeachmont is closed or not, both houses will adjourn over until after the Chicago Convention. J. B. S. details in the World an interview with the President, showing the latter to be perfect- ly calm and confident of acquital and and ex- pressing the firmest faith in. Fessenden, Trum- bull and Grimes. NEW ORLEANS, 15.—The majority for the Con- stitution is officially announced as 17,413. The Radical soldiers and Bailorsinatructed their dele- gates to go for Grant, and endorsed impeachment. FLOWER SEEDS. piEO.A. JIDNRO, WILL RECEIVE THIS BAY BY 3T mail, a collection of Choice Flower Seeds. May 15,1SCS. ,-,• (03t) MANHOOD: HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED! Just published, In a sealed envelope. Price six cents. A Lecture on the Natural Treatment and .Radical Cure of Spermatorrhea, or Seminal AVeakhess, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar- riage generally; Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits ; Mental and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abuse, 4c, by Robt. J. Culveiwell, M. D., au- thor of the Green Book, &c.' A Boon to Thousands of Sufferers. Sent under leal, In a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents,' or two pottage stamps to CHA8. J. O. KLINE 4 CO., 127 Bowery, New York, Eost Office Bpx,45S6. » Si . • Also Dr. Culverwell's Marriage Guide, Price 25 cents. '' * (my6d'&w8m] INTERNAL REVENUE. V. S. Assessor's Sbtiee,11th, Collection District of the ; • State of: Ntto Ym-k. • I N PtJKSTJANOE 0 ? THE ACTENTITLEB*\ANACT •tppfovWe internal revenue to support the Govern- ment anil to pay interest on the Public Debt, and for otb- efpurposes^'approveiTJune 30, 1SG4, and the' several acts amendatory thereof; notice is hereby given to all persons concerned, residing and doing business In the 17th collection district of the State of New York, com- posed of the counties of Franklin and St. Lawrence, that the annual assessment lists for tlte year 18GS, con- taining the valuations and enumerations made and taken by any Assistant Assessor within and for tbe county;of St. Lawrence, will be open for examination for the space of Ten Daj'9 from the date hereof, i Sundays excepted,) at the office of Peter X>. Oorrie. an Assistant Assessor, in the village of Potsdam, from 9 to 12 o'clock A. M., and from 1 to 5 o'clock, P. M., and that the lists, valuations and enumerations, made and taken by any Assistant Assesspr within and for the county of Frabklin, ; wlll .be open for) examination at.aforesaid, at my office In the villag'e-of Malone.fromOto'i2o'clock ; A. SI;, an'Bfrom 1 to 5 o'clock P. M., for Ten DayB from the date of this no- tice, (Sundays excepted.) Notice is also hereby given that I will be at the office of Erasmus D. Brook*, Esq., in the village of Potsdam, in the County of St. Lawrence, on tie 14th day of May, i8C8,<ffotn 9 o'clock A. M.', to 0 o'clock V. M., where ap- peals will be received and determined by me relative to any erroneous or excessive valuations, assessments 'or enumerations returned In said annual lists within and for the county of St. Lawrence, and that I will be at my office in the village of Malone, on the 12th day of May, 18GB, fr«wn,!>:p'clock-A'. 1 M.,,to 5 o,'clock.P.M.j ; ,to receive an'd t det&min'eappealS'¥elatlvet6-a4y^«rroneous or ex- cessive valuations, assessments or enumerations return- ed in said annual lists within and for the county 'of Franklin. i J > , i I : Allappeals totheasielsor mustbe'.made In writing and specify the particular cause, matter or thing respectj ing which a decision is requested, and must state 1iie ground or principle of error complained of. ' ^TJatedatlWone,VhUmhdayof Aprll,186S. . : D*. Hrsi'ANTON, Ant Wssbr, 18tli Dfv., 17th Coll. Dlst., N. Y., and Acting Assessor. (ap30d&w2w) J \j^f'SATE the v Chiiafen'—Multitudes' of theii suffer, linger, and die, becauie of Pin Worma. The only effect- ual remedy for these most troublesome and dangerous of aU worms In children or adults. It found in Dr. Goulu'i Kn-Worm'fiyrip. : PureJy vegetable, aite andiceiftain;^- A valuable cathartic, and beneficial to health. GEO. > C. GOODWIN * 00., Boston, and all Druggist*. i (mhlTdiwBm) NEW ADVERTISEMENTS— NOBIH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP CO Xfiroughldneto California, via J'anamiaSailroad, ABBANGEilENT. On tlie 5tli an d 20tU o f each. Moritli, Or the day before when these dates, fall on Sunday. ', Passage Lower than by any other Line, ' For further' Information address amvest W. B. WEfiB, President. Oglp4JE6h OAllklKGTON;, Agt., cor. Warren, Hew TTorlc OHA9: DANA, V. j?res. »celKi;CT-Xorlc HOOK AGENTS WANTED For the new book, \ Men of. Qur Times, \ Or Leading Patriots of the TJay. An elegant octavo vol- ume, richly illustrated with IS beautiful Steel Engrav- ings anda-poftraltrof the author, Mrs. HARRIET BEECHE8 SI»WE. , Agents say it is the best, and sells the quickest of any book they ever sold, gome are taking 200 orders per week. It will outsell \Uncle Tom's Cabin.\ We em- ploy no general agents, but pay extra .commission. Old agents will appreciate this item! \ ££7~Senil for circular!. Address or apply to HARTFORD PUBLISH- ING CO,, Hartford Conn. WANTED—AGENTS In all parts ol the United States for our new work 'i» BooK Contalninlng over eighty sketches of eminent persons of all ages and countries, women as well an men; a' hand- some-octavo volume of over <50C pages, illustrated with: beautiful steel, engravings, written by .JASIKS RUITON,! the most popular of living anthers, whose name wlU en- sure for it a rapid sale. Send for descriptive circular and.see our extra terms. A. S. HALtf & CO., Publish- ers, Hartford, Ot. ' .. AGENTS WANXBD FOR &T nutorjr of the Secret Service. By. Gen. L. C. BAKER. The astounding revelations and Btartling disclosures made in this work are creating the-most iutese-desire iii the minds of the people to obtain it. Its official' charac- ter ami ready sale, combined with an increased com- mlBslon, make'it the best subscription book ever pub-? llshed. Bend for Circulars and see our terms, and why It seUs faster than any other work. Address TONES BROTHERS k CO., Philadelphia, Pa. or the life of ^en.. u . s; g Q.fiANT. By Hon. Henry C; Demlng. The only work of the kind issued under the sanction and by the authority of Grant himself. The author is well known as one of the most brilliant writers and eloquent orators in, the co'mtry. Agents will find this one of the most intensely interesting biogr raphles ever published in America, and will meet with a ready sale, for particulars address J. N. 1SBELL, 8 SaUna St., Syracuse, N. Y WANTED-AGENTS FOR Bingley'8 History or Animated Nature 1200 Royal Octavo Pages. 1200 fine engravings. Price only $6.50. The cheapest book in the world;— Exclusive territory and the largest commission. Circu- lars giving full' particulars, terms, etc., also our finepost^ er with £>0 sample illustrations sent free on application. Address GOODWIN & BETTS, Hartford, Ct. Medical Humiliation- Four magnificently illustrated Medical Books, con- taining important Physiological Information, for Men and Women, sent free on receipt of 25 cents, by address- ing Dr. JOHN VANDERPOOL, So: SO Clinton Place, New York City. OOODSPEEB'S FOUNTAIN PEN. Sixty lines written with one pen of ink. The best thing in the world. Sample sent for ten cents. •' $10' a day guaranteed to Agents. Address J. IF. TRICE *' CO., 8T Park Row, N. T. ; THOMA S R. AGNEW, ' 260 and 262 Gweenwich, Street, New York. Has reduced the prices of Teas, Coffees, Sugars* ^ and all kinds of Groceries Irom 10 to 20-percent. ' Best Japan Tea, $1. Best English Breakfast Tea, $1. Splendid Oolong Tea 90c. 1000 bbls. Flourj all grades, from $11 upwards, ' 20,000 galls. Molasses, all' grades from 40 c. upwards. Coffees Roasted and Ground-is c. to 40 c. ' \ Sugars, all graaes, at refiners* prices, .ana everything used in every family cheaper and better than any store in New York, ,. . \ Thomas R. Agnew occupies h!s own stor,e,, owns .the property, and has no rent to. pay; imports and. buys exclusively lor cash,never.gave aiiote In. his life,'Conse- quently he can undersell any hoiisein the'city. ~ ' SHAW'S Chemical, Electro-Sirrer-Piating , Makes worn out plated ware as good 1 as new.. Samples Bent by mail on receipt of 25 cents to pay for packing and postage. Address J. J. SHAW, Chemist, SO Elm Street, Bridgeport Conn. .Agents -wanted every where.': INDISPENSABLE FOR LADIES is rim SEWING GUIDE) A beautiful article for the asslstanceof Ladies in liari'd sewing, not only protecting the finjer from the ugly prick of the needle, but, being provided with a rib, the stitches are made with Exact Regularity, and increased rapidity. It also keeps the point of the needle in per- fect condition. For all kinds of embroidering and cro- cheting it is invaluable. . < I • a'hfe Guide is elegantly silver plated, and. will' sell at sight' to every la'dy^ Sent to any\ address, by mall, on receipt of 20 cents, or solid silver, 75 cents. i '• Agents wanted in every town. Terms and sample for 25 cents. .Liberal discount to the trade. Address NILES Manufacturing Co., 55 Water St., BoBton, Mass. PS1CHOM1NCY, or Soul- Clmrminn. How either sex may fascinate and gain the affections of the other, or any one they choose, instantly ; also to secure prosperity in love or business. Every one can acquire this »ingular.power. This queer;exciting book has been \published by us ten years, the 'sale\ of which has been enormous, and Is the only book of the kind in the En- glish Language. Sent by mail for 25 cents, or five for jl together with a guide to the unmarried. Address T. WILLIAM &CO:,Publishers,Philadelphia. * 7 St«$?00 per month ef- g everywhere, inale and fe- male, to introduce the Genuine Improved Common genie Family Sewing Machine. This machine will Stitch, FeU, Hem, Tack, Quilt, Cqrd.Bind, Braid and EmbroWer in!,a most superior manner. Price only.$18. Tully; warran- ted for five years. TFe will.pay $1000 for any machine that will sew a stronger, most beautiful or more elastic seam than dura. It makes\the-\Elastic Lock Stitch.\r- Every second stltcli can be eut and still the cloth will not separate witnoatC't^aring'itw,' l^e pay.agent from tl75 to $2'00..per xaontUand espenses^.or^.a.colnuiission frohi which twice that amount\ cah be made. Address SE- OaMB*,CQ,Pittsj),urgPa.,orBoston,,Mass;*. ' • f CAUTION.— Don't be imposed upon.by other parties panning off worthless cast iron machines, under the.same name or otherwise. Ours Is the'only genuuie and really practical cheap machine manufactured. : ; . • • PATENT OFFICES. ' Inventors who wish to take put letters Patent are ad- vised to counsel with. ilUNN A CO., Editors of the Scien- tific American, who-have prosecuted claims before ttie Patent Office for over twenty years. Their American and European Patent Agency is the most extensive In the world. Charges less than any other reliable agency. A Pamphlet containing full instructions to inventors, sent gratis. ' i -\'.: * A handsome bound volume, containing ISO Mechan- ical engravings, ana.lhe United States CensuB by coun- ties, with hits and receiptS'for Mechanics, mailed on re-i ceipt of 25 cents. Address MONN 4-CO., 87 Park Sow, New York. ' ' . \ ' \ * - }' : THE SEALING POOL.—Howard Association Keports for Young Men, on the ERRORS, Abuses and Diseases which destroy the manly ^bweVs^and; create impedi- ments to Marriage, with sure means of»relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes'free ofxh&rge. ,' AddtjMh, JDhi J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.-Ho'waraAssoclatipn.Sthliadal- phia.Pa. ...... i iBOdKCANyASjSBilS/Wfq our authorized iliustratfid Personal History of CJyssei 8. 6r ; a!h't,by Albert t». Richardson, author 'ef \Fleia^Dun- gedn and'Es'cape',\\arid \BejiOnd \the •Mississipj>l;'/ r Ma- terlal gathered from personal observation in the field and tlirougticfianne'lsopened by \ \ •''.\' •\.•\\' ] GENERAL Himself. A Uve, original, and sparkling work, contain- ing important doctmentu and letters on civil and milita- ry matters, since the war never made public. \ Filled with Engravings. '. \Sell the best;\ For cljcalars. apply to AMBUIOAN PpBLlgHlNG CO., Hartrprd Ct. \ \. f the raagent We araagenti for over one hundred Porelcn and 1 Do- mestic Manutacti^eri, : and;ar.e prepared to lfirnish ithe whole.cpunti^ 9fit|i 'Dry and*J?azicy< Goods, 8il|cs, Sliawls- Jew«lry,^llTer\?are, Jfurpltw'e,, jianqiV 'Bering 414- cliines, *c;ir at the uniform jprlce of,' ..'..\' ., • ' , ', OWE DOJJXAB&OMZeASGH*BTl!OZB Send'your cKBs of- ten an'd'upwardss-for despriAys •cheeks showing\ what-article caftbe obtained for $i,,with teacentt'foreacficheck.^ ! '•'.>•>.. • , . • .,.- agents aendiBg.clnbfl. Agents'Tr^tea-Inc Wf , SJ2LL F.«B..jQ.JitJa. L,^,-- GOLD and 8ILVEE Watches;. 'Sewing. Machines, Silk Sress'Patterns, Oarpetings, Domestic. iSopdaV&c J,... CERC01iAR8 SBNTiPEEBj; >' ,v . ..' Giving full particulars, or ten checks for ooe'dollar, de- scribing ten dlirerent articles which .we-wiilsel} for , ' - 02FM• VOLIAR; gJ&JBL '• Splendid inducements offered to 1 Amenta-'Bending as Clubs. Addfesa, JiABONTE 4-BABBITTi 'No. f AgentSftd ;seH,i)y saniple^ a-co&15ined-^§UfZ7:fi^ p 7'^?n& and Level. Something new and very Bal«at>le.'. deed- ed byreverybody,. 'tireat inducements ofie'red. .For terms address W. Si Batchelder'A 06., KttBrjurg, Pi. COEB S>OnBSELP.of'a>ebiUtS!, Sexual iuia.se\ *C- Sena your-address on atampeil envelope aniljsk for. cir- cular of Patbolofy. Dkecti, American . Newsi (Jo.,, 1|I NaisanSt., New York, ... „; V •.' AVEABE SXM.1. MAKISKA OOMPLETE RE TO L IJT JOB IN TRADE, ana selling every .description of DKY ANfa FAlj'ct GOODS,' PLATED''VAltEj JBWELRT, AlfATCilEg, SEWING MACHINES, He., for the uniform price of OJfM V&LLARi We wouldimpres> upon our-patrons tfiat pur Stock is not composed of s.econd-hand Gofids or Pawn, Brokers' unredeemed Stock,, but Goods carefully selected direct from American and European Manufactories, the great- er portion of which are MANUFACTURED EXCLUSIVELY FOR US. which fact enables us to offer our customers better Goods-for'the money than those who profess to be ^Man- ufacturers' Agents,\ or than CAN BE (0BIA1NED IK AN! OTHER WAY. , The unparalleled increase of our business, and the endorsement of prominent business men and the press in general, isa'convlncihg proof that we !have .adopted the fairest and most popular system ever placed before the public. We are the first • who have attempted to make a \Revolution in Trade,'' by enabling the'public to procure goods in small quantities at 'manufacturers' prices, thus saving tfiei cpnsuSner three large profits made In-passing iKroiigh the bands oi the Commission Slerchant, the Wholesaler, and Retailer. : ' - . Send Clubs oi ten or more, with 10 cts. for each de- scriptive check, and the jsetterup of the club will receive a present wortn:$8 to $800, according to number sent..• 0T SEND FOR OURNk* QIKCtJLAlt. \We have also made arrangements wlth.the - •, x Great Oriental Tea Company, of Boston, so that we can furnish our customers wits OTHER GOODS and .their full Jine of XEA8 at precisely the same terms, to .Agents as though: dealing, -direcjjy withtte company, thus-giving an opportunity of'select ingfrom the various grades.and quality they may desire. Wealsopaytagents the same, commission 1 as allowed.by the Company. Blank form of order, with price-list and \THE TEA CUE,\ sent toany addrees; Nps. 6 i & CO VstttOLa. fa. . Cod Liver Oil Cfeaiii. A French-Preparation, which preserves all' *he ; nu- .trious arid medicinal qualiUes of the.p.r/BK OIL. Is free from all offensive taste? Or smell, and—Ijelng agreeable to the taste—is easfly digested, ttius afford- ing the patient the full benefit of the quantity takes.: Is readily taken mixed with water; thus avoiding, the rise of whislQ' or other expensive orTiurtful additions; . Is recommended and prescribed py the Medical, pro- fession.. Brlce$l a bottle: flor circulars send to • aareVr x •# co., 4e TEA . 0? NOB. 26, 2S an d 3O VcseyStreet, •, :NEW YORK CITY,, . '\ A^e now supplying families throughout, the country with teas and ppjee.throngh the system, of clubs, and tteir : regularly apppirittd : agents, at a slight advancS on cargo •prices, and guaranteeing their feastpVe pure ah&fifesh, and alsp.to givfe entire satisfaction;: br-they can \b.e; re- tufnea'andthe money.refunded. , . ' ' \' '.Remettberthat by pur system the consumer pa'yi only ONEPROPiT,instead: of sevenpr,eight,as fie;must do wherlle purchases in the ordinary way. WJi'DEFK\ . GOJilPETlTiOlJ. We call sp^oial.attentipn, not/only tc our standard gbods,.but.our:Jancy brands' of Oolbn'gand Young Hyson Xeas^rpeculiar flavofst-and teas. Sixty days from' Japan. Our Coffee Department is m'anagt d alsoontne:systemof phe profit only, and all our cof- fees are sold^on their merits. We only ask a trial. , AU'ourimportatlon'of pur teas and co'ffees (Jan be had of our regular appointed agents. All our gbofls are goods, put up iSyrourselves: in one pound packages, at pur Wareiipusfe iii New. York\ and te- tailed by Sir Agent, pis. Clark, at :his''stpre. No, 76, .opposite Judspn.Bankj-at. tJie.smaU' adyance. \of 5.cents apound oyer but New York prices. This bBngB the goods at the prices they can be purchased' fpr jeyer our counters, with the freight added. BEWARE .OF IMITATIONS and bogus companies:— Alt bur goods/bear our TRASDEMARK ; ! OQ'each bag:. KO ' OTHERS'ARE'GBNrjINB: ' ' \ * •' ' The following prices are worth considering : OOLOKG (Black,-) 60c, 70c, 80c, 90c, $1 per ill, best. MIXBD ((Jreen and Black,) 60c, 70c, 60c, 90c, $1 per lb., best. \SToraG HTSOS, CGreen,) 60c , T0c, 80c , 90c , $1, $1.10, .$ls2P;per(!bi, bests , : •% EBrAXi(Gre : eri)90cX$i : 90cX$iV$1.25..i .:- ; (filacit,) 1 TOc»'80c., :90'c., S $120, best Ji*iS, 90c, $1, $1.25 per lb. Gcspmv3>EK, $1.25 $1,60 per lbi ' SHANTONGMOTUNE YOUNG HYSON, in ( original Chinese packages ,...•...1.60 pkg. ,KIAN&SI')CIOLONG,iri6riginal:CMueiepaok. I •'• I '\ages\:: : ...t: ; ..'..i:. > ::...;;:.^.:'.n::.i:go' pkg. FASCY BK&H9S. HiftGYOHa DOLING; .'(BlaeKv>:~':.i: .. : ->-.;*l 25 per 16 NANKIN MOYUiNEfOUNGHtSON((Jreen,) 1.50 \ TJNCOEORED JA*AN;igEA8, (60 days, from' i \ ; Japan) put up expressly fpr us In YoBke- i' -tiJiiaraawi..*.: J.\i-::.f.--/i-n-:';i...-.-.. •..'.-;.7T...-1:.4O \ GROUN D COFFEE. PURE RIO, 20c, 25c., 30c, per lb. BEaEOLftGOyERNMJSNEJAJAd aOLftOyRNMJSNE ROYAXCCOB;S5c.Vper'Ib. MpUNTAIlS PLANTATION,.COc, per lb. '••/' T'*Vit«^iEK*t3 \(my 9-dl#&'w P. CfiiSt^ , Ogden&burg. C. P. CfiiStK^ Agent, 7G Porditreet, op.posite Jodson ' ' ANDERSON'S For nearly forty yearB has been kno\m as a valuable Remedy in. both Acute;»nd Chronic-Rheumatism. The Balsam Is put up' in bottles with suitable direc- tions, ~m& muj be had at wholesale at the store of the subscribers; and at Drug; Stores generally in'tpwh and country. Proprietors, ; J70and 175W15ilamBt,KewYork. ' \ ••\ (mj«d4wlm) •i •.:.*••.y. .•!.:•*>-'.•
