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Republica n State CbnTentlbii. , Tie ffnion Republican and all. other elector* .«f the- BtaM.of New York, who fay.or the election of XJrant and Golfaxjand support the Platform of thetUnlonKepuV: Ue»repirty;:adoptea.a«'Cbicagd; •C«ii^«*?W ei '- ?d to meet In their respective Assembly thecut.of the duly Merited loetf s ehoo«e.tt>ree-delegate» to, reprcent.them InBtateCjn .wnUon,toibe:heWat Syrtcuie,o.nv,Wednepdiy,Uie8th rdtyor Julrneit, atl2 o'clock M;, of th«t day, tacto* jtiposeof nominatingeanuidatesfpn-ae office of GOT- irnOT, Ueatenant-GoTernor, Canal CommlMloner, Clerk mljthp fipift of API**!.Inspector ot,ga«eM»on»,ana Alio^to^lioinihftte si&'£lcctorftlTioK0*_'Tor:- Jrreuasii* «na Vice president, to: b<e iiuppottea *t the eiauiif election. * :m*m*!M*m ; CbjJrm»nRepubU(»n8t>te Committee., JUrat AuemUr JP««*f*«?l; ;• •--(C«nTeiiUpB.- ;. ... .(C«nTeiiUp,B.ij; . :. A KepubUcan Convention of three fd»lnr»tei$-6m eichtowiandeach ward to the cl y tpfOgaeniburg, composing the KrstAssembly Wstrictof St. Lawrence County' will beheld at Spencer's Hotel, BouTerneur, on Wednes'day, Juljrlvl8«8i »i 18 6MW*, jioon, for the purpose of appointing three delegates to the Republican State Convention, to beheld on the 8th day of July next in the cl'-y of Syracuse, and to transact inch other busi- ness as may benecesswy. STILLMANJKKKl*! p^«*• ^>4** v K. P!! T June 20,186S. K. P TowNBurr, HENRY HOOKIR, G. SWAN, , Slit. Committee. Second A»«emWy District Republican Convention* A Republican Convention of three delegates from the] several towns composing the Second Assembly District; of S t Lawrence County, will be held at the Court House in Canton, on Friday, July 8d, next, at 12 o'clock, to ap-; publican State.Convehtion,caued't6 meet In, Syracuse on theSth day of July next, and to transact such other bust ines. . s ma, be found necessar j^ M O. O. HOWARD. B. M. WITHEHBEE, 8. BIU.INGHAM. Jane 18,1863. '• Dirt. Cor. Com. Thir d AsmemMy District Republica n Convention. A Republican Convention of three delegates from the several towns composing the Third Assembly district of at Lawrence County, will be held at the Hotel of L. H. Dunton, Stockholm Depot, July 8a 1 , at 1 • P,' M., to ap : point three delegates to represent said district In the Republican State Convention, to meet inSyracute, July 8th, and transact such other business as may come be- fore the meeting. A. N. DEMING, H. P. UNDERWOOD, .*j - JASON BRUSH, «? District Committee., J Enlargement of th e Journal. We present THE JOCRNAI. to its readers, this morning, in an, enlarged form. We have been compelled to take this step in order to meet the demands upon our advertising columns, and; to keep pace with the prosperity of pur growing young city. THE JOURNAL was ushered into ex- istence on the first of Hay, 1855, in very small . form, and has steadily grown in public favor till we are now able to spread before the public a very respectable sized daily. The rates of sub- scription remain the same as for the smaller size; which are less than any other paper of the same dimensions in the country. - :. ' Hereafter we will not be compelled to set put the notices of our advertising patrons, except on extraordinary occasions, and a cause of complaint will consequently be removed* * • .. The Tax Bill, The consideration ofthe Tax bill was resumed in Committee of the Whole, <of the Bouse of Bfr!, presentatives, oh Friday, thettebate being' inost-- ly confined to the section relative to taxing i- United States Bonds. The proposition to tax '. the interest paid to Banks, on Government ' Bonds, was defeated. The bill.was reported J to the House, and all the amendments made, in committee down to the one striking, out section 108, were agreed to Without a ; division. Mr.' Butler called for the yeas and nays onstriking out the section {taxing Banks and, Bankers, and the amendment was rejected^—yeas; 61, nays 71. So the section stands a3 originally re- ported by the Committee on Ways and Means:^ Section 209 was restored to the bill, which then passed without division. Difficult Feati. , ' The TJtica Herald says sawing wood, at the depth of thirty feet, was recently accomplished' at Woonsocket, to which weimay add a young man, in New York, has operated a contrivance by which he skips in the air a hundred feet at a time; but these are nothing to the feat'.which the Democratic leaders wish to try in the pending political canvaBS. The TJtica Herald a&ya they, want to stand on the old-fashioned \State Sover- eignty\ and secession platform, while they run a candidate on the Republican platform, embody-, ing all the live issues of the day. This is a feat hitherto never attempted in politics, and j al- though very difficult, they hope to make it work. The trial will furnish the public with amuse- ment for the whole campaign. , . v. Mr. Knaak, of Germany, has gone back on the ideas of, Gallileo. He says the world does not move, but that the sun, moon and stars '%o bobbing 'round,\ it every twenty- four hours. He argues that it is absurd to try to reconcile science with, revelation. ' Knaak is the beat specimen of a fogy in existence, and t is entitled to. the palm.. He would keep old Sol \ \scratching gravel\ if he had h|s way: |yThe Dayton (Ohio), LeStger, Vallandig- Sam's organ, becomes seriously alarmed at see- ing the names of Gens. W; T. Sherman, andf G. H. Thomas added to the list of Democratic can- didites for the Presidency. It says •\>'; W 'the New ¥ork Races' are not exciting, it will not be for want of 'entries,' nor of foreign horses.— Truly it seems as if the demoralization of the Democratic party, wiich set in last Fall,, just . after the elections, and the cry, for a particular purpose, of 'policy' you must be careful r to get Republican. vote% and not .drive them off |by nominating 'ojut men,' seems now to bespread- ing far and wide. It is melancholly enough.but no man has any right to complain of the conflag- ration who helped to kindle the'fTre.\ , ' ! |yThe following celebrated characters are opposed to General Grant: Wendell Phillips, Parker Eillsbiry f G. B. Vallandigham, E. 0«|d| Stanton, Brick Pomeroy, Susan B. Anthony, Fer- nando Wood. With .such a combination against him he must be about right •; Bifthe frightful mortality of the Chinese •obliea imported into Cuba to supply the defi- ciency of negro laborers, and the .horrors con! nected with the traffic, long ago, itfjs known, induced both our government and that of Eng. land to forbid their citizens to engage in it. The humanity of this action is vindicated by recent itatistics, which show that of 90,019 .men em- barked at Macao between the years \1861 ind 1866, only 78,728 arrived at thJr destination; and of 60,844 of these, only fO,872 remained, alive at the end often years. | , A dispatch from JacksoL Miss., says the rats/claim that they .htaajjrried the 21 O'NeUl in a New Field. We find the following in Saturday's ^phune. '.< Gen.:O'Neill, who'is President, of; one of the' wings?; of the Fenian Brotherhood, bad, crim- inal informations filed jeftirday; against Michael, ScanUn, etq.,' and Dr. DiridJBeU, edltow'of the JriiK Jiepublic\ {i toT provoking'h'im to commit a breach of the peace,\ by publishing' a certain sutement in a letter wriMen and signed by Capt. William H. Grace of the National Hotel, Wash- - ington. The statement in question is to the following effect, viz: ,.<'< \Every Irishman here in Washington only toowstoowelltoKis sorrow and humiiratibn, the brazen as8umption:of.P'Neill,andthftcapitaljhe endeaTorad to make OQtithc^Bidgewsy affair.— He came here and startedin the 'claim' buBiness;: but was not longin operation before, heijuas tut-' ^%|rani ; 7'«M»^ Jiq&rtmento ip«^«rf%V%5w|ran(i7«M»^ Jiq&rtmento forpreitfiiri(/ l 'Ufij}tat and diihoHeat claimi, and his name was po>ted upin each Department' as, one forbidden to transact any business with the Government.\ .\ • ; r r ..%' ,':•\- •-*••• .'H. •.' Messrs. ScanlamandBell were arrested in their office at 12 o'clock, noon.- They proceeded with theircounsel, Mrr Darlington^ to the Police ^rtllwieside^'p^rj^-?•»«&? §fM- : O'Neill also appeared withhis'counsel,'.Judge McKeon. The defendants wereheld in $l;000 bail etch 1 fpr theiriippearancef JnlyHfe'.''*?. •\ : \' '• \\3 '' \•'\ •• • •\- tt ^. • ;'=;•..';•(.. LAIWT CASK OF SUITQOLIMO:—The St. Albans rarua^Btja \ '\ '' \ j ; j ; \Upon removarof seals and inspection of the freight, by officers of the customs, yesterday afternoon, on the arrival from St. Johni, a young man was found secreted in a car load of l sacks of salt. | This is irregular and entirely, unwarranted by the laws of nations, and may indicate another Fenian move. Who knows? At latest accounts. the salt hadnot bee,h seized nor duties paid upon the.?' I >! ... r* ;. , ; pSre will be aboutthirty^fiTe tnlillions in, coin paid out of the Treasury on the Isti of July, seven millions o f which is the principal of 1848; twenty-eight millions of which ia interest due on> the fiTe-twentiea, r iand six per cent bonds fe^' ' r'-\ ' ' ^•^, ^=. ^-^iwiil be at one e issued, turn 'ing overtbetGiveirirnent of Arkansas to the civ- il autboritefl, and , withdrawing military author- ly i>e%esla%y ,4o aidI ¥tr$!Seal arid' <§vifanthontiesi in resuming their sway.u • T . r ,,,,».. j '•• '• - —- \iafr ~—. \ - . f3>~Gen. Grant baa promptly informed all the military Governors, in the South, of the ^as- safe of the Omnibus bill OTer the, President's veto, &Hd instructed them to shape their action in accordance therewith. .' . \ \ , ••' '..' ^ EoHtical; i .j.\. It is wonderful with, what iffectiori Democrats greet a Democratic ^nigger.\ They lave not words so express their appreciation of their inde- pendence, manlineBs and intelligence. . \ TheSuperintendentorMetrb|Wit«n-!PoMoehatf issued anorder directing extraordinary vigilance' on the 4th of July, and that no man shall j be excused from duty. The Democratic Convention meets on that day. •-••—..- s j. I^The Omnibua Southern SUtes Admfeajon bill having become a law, the Governor of Geor- gia, who is now at Washington, will forthwith issue his proclamation for the meeting of the: Legislature of. that Stajte on tb.fi :4th of fuly. ? ','\' iy Governors Bullock,,of Georgia, and War- month, of Louisiana, have promptly isaued pro- clamations convening their respective LegiBla- iures'for'the.purpose of carryingo.ut the provis- ions of the bill passed: bj ..Congress over; the President's veto, The Legielature of the for- mer State meets on July 4th, and of the latter ifiilyBth. ,. , , . .' : f^ff machine liaa^recently been invented which, from ordinary 'ash, or other soft'and flexible wood, turns out two hundred strawberry boxes.per.minute.. The.immense number which can be manufactured in a short; tinie m'ateriiliy reduces the price, and these boxes, which are of a unique design, can be p'urchasSJ at six cents a dozen. —,-/- . -. •. J . : } j unifoi m of- the Pendleton escort jvijl consist of a brown iuujln duster, a \Pendleton Hat\ of light felt, andidark colored pants.— Their' peculiar banner is the American flag, with : a, star for every State in its field of blue,' while* across its bright bars is imprinted a fac siiiiile of a five dollar greenback, save and. except' that in the lower right-hand corner is a . Hkienegs of .Pendleton. ... • ::•-••-' \.\- • _ _ 1T ie Democrats are trying to, hire Miry- land negroes to-stump Virginia 'for the Conserv- ative ticket, but are haviiig slow work of it. \ - j ng e Repiibiioans of Norwich, Countyi 'KatVo^i|ii»S'd-.-^'bjiittaBo^^ | ion* the Ogdensburg style. The Tanners fare bound to become the -most •efficient, political organization we have ever had, and promise to •eclipse the Wide Awakes of 1860. Push on the Tinners. '.'•'';': ' c ,'^.% : \'• . \ ' ... j , ISP-Ground was broken pnV the Midland Rail- : road,' at Norwich, Gh'euaingo County, on the 23d, withgreat ceremonifes.' , ' , ' ' ' '''Jg' '' private subscriptibns,.in. the city of uswego, io the Midland Railroad •reached :/wc hundred dniltwo-'ifipusand Xaotl'fx&J}, Providencs and fortune help those who h^lp themselvea; , ' Q nly one thing: worse; than j ig- norance, and that lsconceit,, Of all intractable fools an bver-wiseii the worst., You inaycai Idiots to philosophize, you may; cp«x dOnkejB: to forego thistles, but don't ever, think of dp* ing common sense into the. head, of a conceited' !he Cornw treat Herald takes the palm. He says that jon p j Wednesday last eighty car loads of Fenian apis were unloaded at Potsdam. If that announce- ment did not make the Canadians sweat a cold stream down their backs, it is because they have become reconciled to their fate. ' : little girl belonging to Mr. Altshul, [Ot Springfield, Ohio, was; shotlbyj a)boy named Moore, who was amusing himself with a shot gun in an adjacent yard. Several shots, after paising through the clothing^of the |V g^|%^h^j^|^|ii| boy was arrested and lodged in jail. . The Riehmond Eriqrjirer tells employers that j they \should See to itttiattheir employees'Vote, right.Vand then goes W'to'say that if r ^ are, successful in carrying the State i\one of the first acts performed will be the disfranchisement; of. the flegrpes.\ .A pleasant duty to.themaelyeB ^efreedmen areiasked to perform. : ' South Carolina farmers are offering liberal jin- ducementa to Eur|opVTi emigrants, to..settle among them. Onel propoujs to give a; tbmj of his farm to actual setflera; another will allow the emigrant to choose: farm of two hundredVnd twenty five acres, an a third wiU give one thousand acres in Fairfield. district to. bonajda rrfttlors, particularly * \' '\*\ men. NKW PINB . SBHIKI.S8 F O 8HINOIJ!8~A tjF^ 8AE.K. IIRST = T IB LABIE3 OF JtHIBD WARD MISSION „,. day School wlU iioW a Strawbery and lee Onsa Festival at-Zacte Hall, on~*aMday-mnlng,. JuneSOU. Admission TenCents. <je80dlt) - V*f TJ.'w 1 — TDY VIRTCBOr A WARRANT OF 8AIJ5 TO HI\ JjdlreirUd and delirered, I will sell at public auction, on the 30th day of Jane, 18«8, at ten o'clock in the fore- noon, at the stored! B t ;B. AU«n * 8on,:ln#e city of Of deniburf, two casks of whiskey, one cask: of brandy, onecastof rum.oneca.kof gin and three .cwks dls- - - - - T^ea.Ogdensborf, Junell,18«8., - BDWABD DODO*,U.S. Marshal.\ . , NqrtBeral)lst.pf;N.y s , : - By E. W. BraiBicr, Dep. Marshal. '•V. ; .•- i : . •••}•.•> • • i* • .''•.} ' • '• ' • i' . . t. v , j- NEW' .. 74- i '. I .•?'•\ • £.: » ••;. ' Mills V& HANDSOME DRESS GOODS only, .\.- 1 8 •emj&-;$ei : ;yafdss; ;:'•- \ •\•- 2t JURY DRAWING. St. Lawrence County,) „ „ . .„ « 1 \ -Clerk's Office. . f s JToticeithereVj^ifenthat^ y- ] V-*^»\ .^V - ;Th»'names; of.Vthirty-slx-.,persons U iserve -.as petltjuror's, atithenext County Court and ; Court of Bes- slon,to be h«ld at the Court House,in Canton; in ahd'forthecoiintypfSt.Lawrenceion the Third Tuesday (the Slit day) of July! 'next, will be 1 drawn »t thl office,^onTnesd«y;the80th\'day of Jane; l8C8,\at-10 ,ER, Clerk St. Law: Co. of June, 1S6S. SHERIFF'S PKOCIJAMAXION. The undersigned, Sheriff of said county, in conformlti toaprecepttohlminthUbehalfdlrected *nd delivered, by. this, his proclamation, requires all persons bound to appear at a /Countyi Court, and Court of Sessions, to be held at the' C»urt Home, in 'Canton, In said County, on the 21st Say of July next, at 10 o'clock in. the forenoon, by cognisance or otherwise, to appear thereat, and'the undersigned hereby requires all justices of the peace, coroners, and other oBlcers who have taken any recognisance for the appearance of any person at the said court, or who have'taken any inqiilsltlon and'exam- Inatlon.orexamlnatlon of any person or witness, to re turn such recognisance, inquisition and examination, tc the said Court a'tthe openihgthereof on the first day ol It* «itting.—Signed at the Sheriff's office on tbe .24th da; of June, 18«8. . WM. B. TANNER, Sheriff. (d«wtd) •'• • • '•• ' •\••;• ; FOB SAL E CHEAP. rf>W0 FIRST CIiAB8 UJMBBR WAGONgl TUK X are at my Blacksmith Shop, Isabella Street. (jjjtrtlj WMPPS IN J. Ct. AleDUNAXD, :;.}»'.•: • •'• Agent for the I^G ^ w York Tea Comptny j • ,• Hasjust returned with a.large stock of TEAS, of all kinds. : • • 800AB8, of all gradei; ' . WOODEN WARK, of all dessrlptlons. OTHER' GROCBItlliS too numerous to mention. Which hell selling at greatly Reduced Prices. Et^He iinow buying' BDTTKR, and paying the High Farmersgltehl ll est Market Prices. , p y hlma call. (je2dftwlm) • . FjbAN FOB WATER WORKS. rpHE COMMON COUNCIL 0* THE CITY OF 00 JL dentburg hereby submlt'for the consideration of the tax payers of the city the following plan for suppl said city with water, with a resolution to empower t to construct the works In accordance, with the plan: The water-power properly belonging to George Parish, E(q.,at the emit end of the dam, consisting of five runs of water wltfrthe land to'which said-w<iter-pbwer is at- tached, shall rbe purchased In accordance with the con' ditlonal contract made- betwten the said city and said Parish.- The water works will be there located in a stone building, to be erected for that purpose; and will con- fist of three force pumps and water wheels sufficient t propel all of them, and either of which pumps will fur nish the fuU 1 quantity of-water required for ordinary us*. ' There will be In connection with the pumpe all necessary governors, rtguiatori; strainers, and all other necessary appurtenances. And:Uie upper of the build- ing will be finished off as a dwelling, to be occupied by the Superintendent. / •' • The'waterfor the suppjy of the first and third wards, will be ; carried from the works op the bank in an iron pipe of ten inches clear diameter, to Montgomery stree and thence distributed by th« best routes to givt flre protection to erery house west of 8eym»ur street.' For the supply of the second ward, an eight inch pipe, of galvanlied iron, shall be laid across the Oswegatchie in the bed of the river' above the dam, and thenci through the proper pipes, to afford'protection again*' lire to all the houses In ihat ward. ., • ' \ For these purpoies, six miles of pipe will be so laid as may be found best adapted to give water protectio against flre 'to erery building in the city within the.fir. limits';\ The fire limits will be established in accordanc. with the'law, bounded by lines, nowhere distant mon than fifteen hundred feet beyond' the outermost line o! hjdraht j. Annual taxation for the expense of furnish- Ing water is to be confined to the property within these Ulti; '\ ' ' ( mlti.; , .. ,..,. , ., . ( There shall be put' down one or m»re artesian wells hear the • ea*t' end of the d»m, where the necessary ma- cHlnery for drUUng m»jr be propelled by w»ter power, W •the\ expectation ttat MtesUn water may be obtained o superlofqoallty and In quantity sufficient for domestl< supply.and meantime water of the Oswegatchie, stralnec •••a Birred 4>..— B t jrjvel, will be furnished. Should not water satisfactory in quauij »uu quauuvjr tvt a. meitlc purposes be obtained ai the dam or frsm artesiai welU, the Common Council will extend a pipe to thi pump 'well from either the -8t: Lawrence' or from the Oswsgatctile at the KaUroad bridge, as may then'appear most advisable. Incase of conflagration, however, the reliance will be on the water of the Oswegatchie at thi dan; s> ,\.<.•....•• •' To provide for the contingency of a failure of watei power sufficient to drive the pumps, by accident to thi 'dam or great drouijht, the works will be so constrnctei and'arranged that a steam engine and boiler can b placed in the building and connected with the works whenever its. necessity shall'be indicated, and of suf flclent power to furhih the supply required, Including good supply for extinguishment of fires. '• '-*' The Common Cfiuncitjhbpe.an'd-belleve'it'wUl'.nbt b -necessary to incur the expense of-supply pipes from the 8t. Lawrence or from the Oswegatchie far.above the dam, or for a, iie»m engine; but ai a large expense must be ln- curiedin laying the mains essential for water works from any source of supply, J it will be wl«e to provide for those n and.othe£.appartenances, to be'.p'rdmptly applied if ex- perience tliallidemonstratetheir.necesslty. We estimate the expense of \tfie\works as follows: For the water power and grounds $5j Buildings and foundations,......* 5.00C Machinery complete, as.per engineer's estimates,.16jOOC Six miles of'main plplj different »lies,....:....'; '.32;00t Wht I i i2-OO0 T;60C Six miles a ppj Wrought Iron pipe, to cross river, Sieging and filling for lajibg'pipe,. Supply, pipe above cemetery, or filtering works,. •Hydrants, stopcocks,iralvef,Ac..........'.'.... FrelgM-ontipei';:^X'' T;60C 4,<'O0 ifiOt •' ..- i:i ., :':. JOHN PATNO, / '•\; ... JA8HIONABLE BAEBBE .AND HAIE DRESSER. f . _^il-kTMNndNT« ! *HTE\fACtTHA*:HlH4i \j just employed!)., ftiftf&tiM Augnstui P6p»T A cla«s workmen, from Syracuse, who will be rea-iy at all times' to serve customers in a manner -that cannot fall to •glvefifheijimosttailsfi tlphi EyerjiBiitf 'in thliAstab- lsiSot'np InMiebeStstyley s •• - E ..- r ii '-'-\ lP - **£- ---asher 'abd'Banariiff Extiractor, is the;grestestilnstrumeht>ver \ tb'-*-Shari arlvehfir Introducea here, ployees always JiteisDInstrument ? v e works to a'charm. AttenUfe, em- to serre \customCTS. • Jour chairs in isi-i;vi r *v-^ rproprlefor ' to\ and first class workmen will enable tl meet the demands of the public. Call : '6r>a ; bru'8li: *')•• •'• •'' •••.\-*.\•] •\'•.•.-;••* iWrgVJnfiefT^ofe; ::;'.*''. Uke a shave tOHNPATNO. . ASSBSSOHSV .WOTIC^.j,i '•• •is hereby given to the Tax payers of the,' burg, that the City Asseisment Roll for' the year 180S, Is completed and may be examined . du- ring fiuiinesiihorirsat the office} of Alexander Mathe- •nh <in Hlili>«tr»l : ((ir ti n WMkl commencing June 19, ,»ndth»t Ui±Lit [I^wo.iwkt 1 - T — ^,-.. --.-.-, . ' of dty.asseiiors will meet at unamDeraiineTo'wniHdusei on Friday, July liloVMoelt. A'. M,,- to * o'elb«% f :>»!:, to hear objections and correct said rolL By order of i tbe : fi 8,500 '8,00« 8.44C | FrelgMontipei..,..;..,...;:^ X.. . Steam inglde and' boiler, s ...:;. = lv .\ Ten per cent.- lorxontfngenclei,' .\. .'•I. - . \W. •!) •• ' ' • •••;' ^-|— . • • •,:•'< v .'•'.. .• >: •:• • •/, • , $91841 And''jre 'estimate the ekperise ' of • keeping thi fwprks'Jn regijrr at 'the suni of-oneiBoustod; dollars pe: ^aztnnin^ '\ *'* \.' - ' * • J \ ^ •• aztnnin^ . • , To'carry thls'plan into effect, the Common Couocl upon the unanimous .advice of the'Board of Water Com ': ifiisslonefaj'submit the 5 foliowlngaresolptlonj tb.'be > 5te upon bj the tax pajfers at a special election, to be eld 'at the Town Halj, on the seventh day of July next at ten 1 o^clgcfc'ivWv'jpSrsuan't\|p.a ! notice tpbe.publishe presc'iibedby'me'cnarteri • ' ' •\• \• \ fi^M council for\ Bapplyingth-e city wltli water, be, ancj-thi same hereby Is approved. Ahdthe'comioon counqijare authorliedto carry the same Into effect^ arid 'foi that purpose to issue the bonds of the city, 'signed -If the imybrcounteWgueaiAalreglste/^ibytheclerf an imybrvcounteWgeaiAg/^y t treasurer, payable in not less thin'twenty years, tearing interest at seven pert cen| per annum, payable seml- annuajly initlie city or New. York, Boston or Cgdens- burg,*! they may determine when they: Issue thabohds and not exceeding in all thesuiu\ of one, hundref th sand dollars. And that'an 1 , annual tax be levl 1 year, sufficient, after paying the 1 money receiv useof the water, topay theinterest, defray th sesdfdperating the works'and keeping them l o renew the bonds, or Issue new ones in their as to extend the time of payment when advlsab, •apart a portion of ;lhe water renta after the el. of ten\ years in a sinking fund, to redeem the bmds, ani .finally to levy tixes.whenever necessary'to redeem thi •same; or any part-thereof.' -,•••,•,. • ' ••'' ' :; r >• xt* n iiAh& '^'^^'Vv^mmpn^iObuncil, «:'«. liYTLfS, 0# Clerk. EXCiSE\'NOTICE f . FHE COMMISSIONERS OF EXCISE WILL HOLD •.\.*i-.'..-^ . vi'j.:.:-t.v\. . •. • *«. ?'*•\• • ><•' < • - ••••\-'• • • \ • • ••'•'•'•• •• : WILL fJOMMKNCB A ,•-•:• '.:v. ;; i' jS.i\: ht$\-! r i t ':'-».' ' '•<! •..\ s> d : 'l' ia \r.T'-['\ 1r '' ' ii! Tw- : \^' ;1 \'\«>/±\ WfJ.f i I : . '-!• * fi-.<>-7 ••••'.:u'y*\ i iX\-lJ'\\^$B;_ SWX!% €J O M. I» E TI T/t P ,14\ Is Jv ... : 'i'—t t LyeenM Hall- BloeK. )• fi ! -.' Have a conplet e ancortsucnt o f th e rollowln g Cooda, al l »t'wli|cls tUej- ofler, Cosssineuclsig Jun e 16tb , ^hiif ^^kM^t' WO more complete.than ever befpre., 7 M , Paper ;/• ' , t.o{ close anus. mm COLORED SILK, MARSEILLES, PIQtJESi GRENADISfES, QKGANWESi Alpaca*, Ci|.neliam«, Check Valencies, (3S) , Frenc h Jaconets , jDOMftSTICS, PrintBfrom.lOtol^-cents: • :.; i. 4-4 bro. & blea. Cotton, 16 to i'2i et i - New-styles Hoop SkirtSi 50 eta. up. Ladies, Misses and Children Hosiery. COUNTERPANES, TABLE LINENs}NAPKINS, boYLMS, TOWEUNG 8UEET- , IM& AND PILLOW VAgm-LlNEWs:/; And in fact we have the Iarge3t assortment of any House in Iforthern New York. • o±* vrliicli XNO. W. HASTINGS. b<i sold at Bednced NEW W YOKk 0\l] STORK! Blockreoirner Ford &> i •• - i I.=-If yon. require a ^nsliable: r. why not use the best? Experience bas profed-that| V& MABVEF8 FEMALE PJZZ8 Have no equal, Tuey are Bafe»ndBure in ordinary cal Pfi# % pB. MABVETS SOLVES• EEltAli PILL Four degrees-stronger than the above, are intended I special cases, and may always be relied on. •' I,' ;' SriceHve pillars,feeripx. \' ; t^~Illu»trate<l private circulars sent free. ,B f tajnp. • ',. If you cannot procure the Pills enclose the money i ;»daress.Dr. J. BHTAN,:96BastlS8treet,.)8ew tork,i •they willbe sent free from pbse;rystlon ; by return i (28dd3iA , ,_e=3!be utmost reliance maybe plan in. . ' ; , -,...'._'. . .,.-.'. L'..'.-- \ 1- T •* * ii§^i J^'^ ^\\ 'JV^^' ^^i''^ J'9P^T^^~\F^ V, f 7\At' *' ^' x FprtheSp.ee.dy and Permanent cure of Seminal' Wei. ness or emissions, the result of Youthful Indlacretloo ^ JOxcesaes. - They can.be used without detection or ifl ' fereucewitlil)U8ine8it,ancl they will restore you f*liei andgtrengtli. Pr|ce$l. jrfvate.rciVcuJws,, flth structiona sent free. EncloBe stamp. ' . ' , , If you cannot procure the pills, enclose thpnipney an addresB Dr. J. BKYAN, 90 l!ast 13tri St., New\Sorkinj they will be sent free-from' observation by return mail; •-- ajp23a8taw&wly.)\ .\' , . AND TROCHE . ' <fci.6,;Bad,\Breg.tK, \H6af£mi»8?&p \ \.\ Bronchitis, Cougha, I>eaf)ie&fi.,j@C;\. And all disorders resuting from Colds In THROAT, V0-| CAL ORGANS and HEAD. I This remedy does not \Dry TJTp\ a Catarrh, bat too* ens it; frees the head from all offensive matter, quickly L removing Bad Breath and Headache; dltays and sooOui I the burningJieat In Oatarrh;lssq mild andagreeaWeln Its-effects tliatJt positively '' t Throat and Vocal Organ ness and comfort. Is the best Voice Tonic in the world. Try it ; Safe, re- liable and only 35 cents. gold by Druggists, or mailed free, address. ; .. OOOBBB, WILSON k CO., Erpp?rtjf hltadelplsta. Wholesale Agent, D. Barnes, 4 Co., New Y.prk./- B: O'. tamplieari Agentibr-Og'densburgh. XS-' \.\.•,...;..; i'.\-:. (delgdAwly) PAIN KII;XiER. • We begleave to call the.attention of ;the public to this long celebrated and unrivalled . • . . . iAMILT HEDiOINB, \ The Pain Killer is a purely vegetable compound, and while Uls a mpsfcerHcient remedy for Pain, it is a per- ] fectly Bafe medicine even in the most unskillful hands. ¥0R SUMMER COMPEAISTj Or any pther.form.-oF bojyel disease in children or adults, it is an almost certain cure and has without doubt been more successfulin caring' the various kinds' of ' ' GHOLERA Than any otlier known remedy, or even the most skill-1 fal 1 physician. In India, Africa and China, where thirl dreadful disease ia'ever more Or ies.sipreyalent \tjie Pauil Killer is considered by the native as well as European I I residents in those climates, * ' •• ' , [je2d8tew&wlm), • A SPBE HEMEDT. .:- . BATCHELOK'S HAIB DIE. . 1 jiThls splendid Hair Dye id the best in the world I • The JJ only, true and perfect Dye. Harniless, RellaMejlBftan- ...11 tanepus; No disappointments. No rwi(sjpHPJuftl:i- < Natural Black or Brown! Remedies'trie 111 effects of bad :| dyes. Invigorates the Hair, leaving it so'ftand beautl. ] ,-fat. The genuine, is signed WUUam A. Batcbelor. All (I others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. SoU , by all druggists arid perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay Bt, - Hew Yprfc . , (aTdJwljr) fflANHOOD: HOW LOST! HOWEESTORBD! Just published, In a sealed env.eloi>e. Price sit cenu A Lecture on the Natural Treatment and Badlcal Cur, ; of Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntwi ErolBsions, Sexual Debility and Impedfmenti to Mu riagegenerally ^Nervousness, Gorisumptlon, fpllepn and'Fits; Mental and Physical: Incapacity, resultin; \ from Pelf Abnse,4,c., by Rolit; J. Colyerwell, M; D.jM- J thor of the Green Book, &c. ' \^ I ' ; \ '2' Boonto Wlum»ahd8- 6j'Sufferers. f Sent under seal, In a pjalrienveloRe,, to»ny addre«,l postoaMijin.roOTifEeoir six cents, or two postage t forqlJQa. 3. O:Ki.lsiti'ii:ffG.,XttSom.er^iiitsw. Post Office Box 46S6. - , . Also Dr. CSlverwell's fifarrlagei Guide. Price 25 ceail ' ' : ' y (mi6d/ir3ia} f BEA8O, • • ' ' • ' ' I : - ;; ..—.'., -*•, •.:••;:-.../• you •liduld Buy all your Dry Goods of ROSENTHAL&. RUBENS l.t. Their entire Stpdk of 0opds, NEW, JfRKSH and ?A8HI0N:ABP,-I|W b^purchwed wlthi| a short time for Cash.at an average, of twenty-five per centilBSS THAN:SI0i*8 0E \W MSAIiEKS, conse. quently we can sell-a profit cheaper. / ' . \; ' •' ' . -. , •• - / , 3d. . Our Stock being all pi late purchase,, we,*re not obliged to charge. large profits on late purchasesj to make up for losBiS on old high priced goods. • > •-' : f - : 3d. Our,«alei are «oIiARGE that,* per cenUge of 8 per, cent, is a njU.erate fortune for anyflrnii 4 til. Our•store I's the Great Regulator in the price.ot Dry;9oo.d|$ Northern New Yprk. ,. .; 5tl»; We 7t«ci'r allow any firm to undersell UB in the price of fl&iis. \ I 6th. Our^^gppds areall soidSon a guarantee asip QTJALITO*>d PKIOE. ; >'; \ _ '• f j ' . . , - - - ••• ^ '\''•' -\if\ \• '. • • ' '' v ;> ,* »:*''\' . • v : ' Tth . We sell rip sccb»*'a«aKj^ or tfdmafl'«(? goods:' '.•'*•'\* - •' «\ \ v , 8tli'i'Itlsoutcdn»,tintstudy.to»eeliowcnea|we can (dl—noi to see how much we can get Otli. We biiy kna ; e«S.for CiieK makiig.a, saying over time buyers of at least tea per cent ; %^^.yt6.^VLx^^Miia!>J^^xa^.S!t^toi6mh-i^<^''^' \ 11 th. It wliVjia'y to b'orrmi money to buyall'of your Dry Goods of us; . .. 12th. Oui,ttme,fpneprice store, .-, . j Without feeling under any obligations, to buy. Come one, Come ttiXl regarding us as font true friends. I4ib. Customera are earnestly desired to rep'ort to the proprietors any inattention on the part of our clerks. 15 th. We have the most perfect stock of'Dry Goods in Northern New York. Our Stock of Shawls, Sacque», Cloaks), itc.V'CANNOT ! BE'gUBPABSBS;, ^ND-Wf: GUARJaJTEE; LOWER PRICKS JiOK. THEM THAN OtHKR DEALERS. . \'\'.. x : • : . .''• .-\? :•• ' *'-\•/ '.;•'.' '\. : •,*'' r . '' '*\•'•' .' N. B.-Don't tall to come and set po.ted befjore rnaklns your purcliaaet. Remember the place, HASBROUCK BLOCK, corner ot Ford and Isabella Sta. .. ^T\ Persons ilvlrig In town, are requested Joreich the Store In the morning to secure proper attention, as! Sc KBJBEIVSTEIIV. ' THE IEOELEIS' REMEDY.' ' < . It. required many years .of laborious research,; Into tl properties of herbs and roots DeforeBrandreth's,Pills J jriyed* at their present state of perfection. 3!hey take impure anil morbid- accumulations from- triei bowels a the blodid. Their-nse in'sickaess-saves money,'-time; health. This noble medicine' saves, suifftring; Te^to health, and prolongs iife. Those who know He'.'.\-:; erties have the most; unbounded confidence in then ; When.attacked by ever soseripusiadiseage asi -pleai cplie, sjjdden ErastratioSj ic^when six or eigfitp jiave been swallowed, they are casyta'their niind5 i they have cause, for Brandreth'g Hlls- are. rib b;ck . TheErincessof Wiaies'inighthavebeencuredbyifi dose>, aha all her weeks of agoijy saVed. I beiiS \ as I believe my existence. ' Principal Agency, Crandreth House, Hejr Xork .See \B. Brandreth,\ in white letters, totliei G mehtstamp. \ - ,8pld by allDruggista; , , Osilf 25 Cents fo r Iiarge Bottles.—il er..Balley's Quieting Syiap .for cnUarefi,\bictt greil assists the child through the mpMhs of teethine afl all pala,rednces inflammation, corrects aciditj'off Stomachi.andTieverfails tojegulafe the bowels. ' byaJlDrugglsts, Sbld ! by J. fi 8>ra|ue... GREA T ENGLISH SIRrJfAMES V \.•••••• '• '-•''•'' - - - ^ --' - -.-r.-r-r—~ •\. *ynmmjf-j. UJUQ, I Prepared^fronA a prescription of Sir J. Clarke M l i Physician extraordinary*) the, ffoeen.' I This Invaluable medicine is unfaiiingiKtne cure ol thosejainfnland dangerous dbeajes td w^cltSe fe J constitution is subject It I£~A^.\^. r^'i^T' !- '°1 Itis particularly snlted; on the monthly period with regular powerful 1 remedy, does not contain the constitution; In all -cases- of Affections; Pains in the Back, and „„„ slight exertion, Palpitation of thetHearii WhiteB, it will effectra cureiwien all othei „„„,« failed. FuU directions, in the pamphlet-«rS package. ... .'\. r . \ : « : . SPECiAL NOTIOB; • \i*- ! Beware of Counterfeits.' oy>pefve-iheK\^~- •-*' MOSES oil Viepackojd&^-imr'ciiase ndn<k all,- containing Mfty Pills, by returi Wall, ie from^observation. ' .•.:••-.-• great qu paui,,cures winu.couc,-cpnyuJBlona, gl bottles 25 cents. 8old by Druggists. Bbldby J.C. Sprague. BRYAN'S INVlG0BAf O0 ED SUCCESS,! j*B4.l»l! ! xfti<P!rtli»iJsf GOODS f' -.: - •- • --• : -^- <•••-i-i - . ,.,.;..<. •'• Attributable \to. havingthe finest Btock and the Greatest Variety.- ' and Fresh ' :ial!y Cheap for 36 to OO •; i OE REJUVENATING fEJXIEj For the immediate relief and permanent cure of I condition which unfits the.aufferer irom .per/orminr duties of .Ufei-and w.hichariseB.ffpnva.morbid ,cbixalt (if the Kidneys and Bladder, and results In riervouspros- tratl' nand ; organic debility;.' 5 ' - , ' ' •I have iised this remedy inrmy private pracUcfc with nnvarylng t success for many; years. I. -am j therefire in- duced to offer it to the aflHcted.feelInK confident li mar- lts.#Utbe;appreciated. ' \- ' ' ; r Itis adapted to all derangements of the Urinary Or- gans'; ' It,strepgtuens : tlie^S'atem and gives- { EIFE, HBAIiTa AND STRENGTH ' To all who use It. and 1 follow, my, .directions. ItjneTef fails to remove Nervous Debility, tinpoteiicy or Want pt Power, and all Weakness arising from 'Excises or Youthful Indiscretion,.resulting In T LfMeU N qfy, Ntvw Vfvpledtqnt Dreaius, ' • General Weals UTerttti \ -' jHmneas of Yt HtudacXe, - .-...\ MlmUmgof tlik Which, if neglected will assuredly lead on to r -| !'' X fte .- ,-.-,-.. J«sS Is bnp^ve*ected*li:. Sill not recover without help. It must be'lnvJiprate'd'-'and strengthened to enable It to fulfill the duties of Lite. • ' :• S^^\Prlce$l per bottle^Six Bottles for >5. Sent by ExpreiB on receipt of tnemonfefc.by;.\ , _: '~--'- Dri3Ti;BRjriSN^?,6;a:a.t?18t1rSt.,.Ne*r6rk. ^r-p r ivaU circulars Bent free-.enclose stamp. ~ . HTTSiebest medicine jnthe porld-ij i»ri l*njfley« Boot aad Herb Bitters—long a tried ana standiKu remedy for Liver Complaints, Billious diseassB, Huiiors of die Blood and Skin, Jaundice' and Dyspepsi/Indigestion r MtiftjKoqDiii^ejite^ long? ais we live, land will endeavor to make room for \.•\\.\.\/•:.•:.::T ; cnatomerf'ai. all/Hours, at the: ; . -;.. :,;,;•',:;:;,''!•:\ W- l :] ^fbog-fg^jf t g n g.>pi-y r ' •» '^^~W:-\ - 7 Where you wjn|«n.a#;#uperb|toekgf ; BtmQot •—-• •» • -i-tii T W_ii'iiii T^jiaa anil flffnt*! Co II M ileaching.Plhklng and Fluting done»t Short NoUSe.'We.do o«r: own Bleaching, w» do not send it out tot be -'•^s^^'fu^Uwntfus^ment^otrcib^'ana'Press Trimmings, Buttons, Fringes,Gimps, Braids, Satin: •''''- \' - \* - '• *C' •-\• ! .. • >-,„', ,-'.;f'. .'_ , ;.,.&:)';,. . . .-'. ! I': , ' \ j |. j [JPPI.IED AT WHfltBSAIilE' :PilICK8. : iV\\\--'- • ; -TH0Mpi)N.&, WttSON. ! • •';: ,»••)• ;; . V,.diseiMi&ri J , Stomach; Torpid liiver, or Imp'ufe Bloou.f They cleanse the system, purify and, new. create the blood, re- store the appetite^ build'up aha^ strengthen thei whole body. GEO. O. GOQBWIN 4 CO., Boston. Sold by aU Druggists. .... fraaffjMfciftta)' The affections of theopposlte sex ma/ be galned.bjr following simple rules, and allimay mar/r happily, if de- Blred, without regard to wealth, age , or beautJ-. Send addressan'dJstampfpripartlcuiarBit^-C l._ >'-t.f Madame LDGn.r^ OEMABRE, (apl3d3taw*wly) , ' .BibleflouBe.NewIork. Ladles or Gentlemen are offend liberal ihducemehtl tpactasagentsandan-opporUnity to earn from $S to $10 per day. No capital necei'sary. Enclose jtamp and address TRtPP .&00.,4i8!itl)-Stfee^ Sew Tbrt pg i^pn. tKej Xgrojcg, vAMjm. and I DleeMes, which create'impedimenta to -Marriage,- wlttl stte nainane-view of trMLtment.and: cure, sent injsealedl letter envolopes ..free; pt charge; . Address., HOWABBI AiSSdeiATION^PWIad^HiaiVPav •' \ (myWdtwSm) Philosoph y *f Ittairrla8;e.-~A new course | Lectures, as (ieii/eredat the 'New York Museum of' Anatomy, embracing the. -subjects : How to Jive, asd s •wiimx to live for ;, JouthifMaturiJgt TajH: jQia lAgeiSMan-1 pgenerallyreriew^d^. Xhejcstuseibf^indigestioK- flat-| ulence and:Nervous diBeaaes- accounted: for,; ,:Marrlage ; } .phildsophlcallyconsidered.Ac. v- -if-, i . .;;:; ,r . < Pocketvoluinesicoritilningthi-aelefeljirei will.' be for warded to parties unable.toattciad,, oriireceipt of u \ stamps, by addressing: Secietery, Nejr York ! •of Anatomy and ScIencejfilSB^oadwaJi New To:
