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30 1868. TFp^QoTemorj. Xob a A . «rt«wotd . lor Iit-Governor, Alonzo B. Cornell. : ' Jor Canml Com'r, ' ,' . Alexander Bmrkler. .' Forlnip'rSUlePrUoni, • '' ' Heiiry A. Bairnum. - - For Clerk of the Court o< Appeals, Campbell B.. Houag. Repnbllcau A Bepubllun Congressional Convention of three del- egates from each Auembljr District, lix-th* Hth Con- gresionaj Dhtrlct, composed of the countU* of St. Law- rence andKtinilln, will beheld atL. H. Dnriton'lHotel Stockholm Depot, on Thursday, August 201b, 1803, at 2 o'clock P. M., for tbe purpose of nominating > candidate for member of CongreH for Mid district, and for the transaction ot such other .business u may be deemed expedient.—Dated Jnly 23,1843. - ' . ' 'KiABBOTT, ._ . . HENRY HOOKER, • • M. M PACKARD, ALBBRT HOBB9, ». D. D. DEWET, -- • 'district Committee. Democratic Negroes. John Dupree ; formerly a chattel !of' Ijjr. Ira Dhpree, ot TwiggSj Georgia, writes a letter, which is published in the Macon Telegraph, to -say that he supports the Conservative ticket and holds himself in. readiness: .to address his colored friends in behalf of the Conservative party.— Whereupon the- Telegraph is in ecstacies._It is glad to see that \the negroes are coming out right in this election.\ It has no doubt that the \Democrats of Macon will be glad to hear the negro Dupree.\ We have no doubt if all the Democratic journals and Conventions would honeatl; welcome the colored people to the exer- cise of the rights of citizens and the elective franchise, and give unmistakable evidence of their sincerity, a proportion, of the- colored suf- frage would eventually be cast for their party, Of course remarks in. favor of negro suffrage in those States Where they have done their ut- most to prevent it, and where it has been con- ferred in spite of their opposition, are liable to ^be regarded only as decoys ant deceptive, but if the party would only take a stand in this State for the complete and full enfranchisement of the colored man, and labor earnestly to engraft it upon Us Constitution-, it would furnish evidence of sincerity that conld not be denied. There are, however, \a great many holes in a skimmer.\ If John Dupree, the colored man, stands before the world in an inconsistent poai. tion, he is no more an object of derision than the editor of the Macon Telegraph and other con- servatives who exhibit so much new born love far the negro. If the whole thing is a game of cheat in which each side is trying to use th'eotb. er for political effect, we think the unanimous verdict of disinterested witnesses will be that the \colored man\ has completely euchred the conservatives of Georgia. Squelched, Senator Henderson, of Missouri, one of the Republicans whoi* voted to acquit Mr. Johnson, took occasion, on Sunday evening, in the Sen ate, to attempt the demolition of Gen. Butler, who conducted the investigation in regard to tbe alleged corruption in the impeachment-business. Mr. Henderson's remarks were very bitter. The reply of Gen. B., maae in the House, on Mon- day, and which, is couched in the most gentle- manly and parliamentary language, completely squelches tbe Senator. Poor Stanberry, who got so sick of the attempt to demolish Mr. Butler in the first days of the impeachment trial, did not make half so bad a miscalculation in estimating the calibre of Benjamin Butler. If there was was the hast doubt about the influence which controlled the vote of ^Mr. Henderson on the impeachment verdict, we think it has been removed now. We wonder if any more of the President's friends court a tilt with the General. \The observations of the TJ. S. Engineer Corps, whieh bas charge of the Lake survey, taken for the purpose of fixing accurately the lat- itude and longitude of the, totyns and cities on the northera frontier, have afforded the Oswegojand Buffalo papersan opportunity for squibbing. The Buffalo Commercial quoting from the Oawego Times the notice of the presence ot the engin- eer corps at that city says '•': \It is high . time something is done to inform the public where that obscure village is lo, be found.\ The Time* retorts:by saying that the engineers have been sent .from that place to-search-for Buffalo, and that that unimportant hamlet should express its thanks to the party which oomes-to rescue them from oblivion.\ The observations spoken ol are for the pur- pose of determining the exact latitude and lon- gitude of pouita on lakes Erie and Ontario, with a view to a general and accurate chart of these inland seas. The party, take observations simul- taneously at three points. Those first taken were Ogdensburg, Watertown and Oswego. Thence the patty swung round.-as it,, were, and rfbw the three points are Buffalo, Rochester\ and Gswego. In the system pursued, the longitude is deter- mined by the use of the telegraph, in connection with the transit telescope and chronograph.— the latitude is arrived at by a method known as opposite and,nearly equal meridian zenith dis. tances, by the use of the zenith telescope. Having succeeded in finding Buffalo, we hope the engineer corps will have no difficulty in fix- ing its latitude and longitude as well as its com- mercial status. From its persistent and vehe- ment opposition to the construction of that great National Highway, the Niagara Ship Canal, the Impression has become universal that Buffalo is a miserable little \Skinnerville\ located a little One side of the proposed avenue, and whose in- habitants have thus far subsisted by sucking their substance from the veins and arteries of commerce. Monday, Gen. Howard issuad orders reducing the number of agents of the Freed- men's Bureau, in South Carolina, Arkansas and other portions of the South. He will continue toUsue similar, orders. When, the bill termi- nating the affairs of the Bureau goes into effect, it will be virtually forestalled. distressing cough causes the friends of the sufferer almost as much pain-as'tiie sufferer himself, and should receive immediate attention. Dr. WistsrV Balsam of Wild Cherry speedily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore throat, he. It wjll always relieve consumption, and in many well attested cases it has effected a perfect cure. i ———— Malancholy History of Cock R« ' p«ndlton Who killed George PebdleW ?' \It va» I,\ say s Belmont, ; \For mine rive twenty bondt, I killed 8horg«Btndleton. • ' _ Who law him die? \I MM Blair, —\£ad itiiwesr ltwa»:r«Ir, iMfblmdle,\ VVnoMl dig his srave? ]i'll dig his gr»ve;t' r. ^fho'llawkehlsihroucir , \I Bald Sue Anthony, \If he should want •njr,, I'U m*ke hli ihroud.\ \ii\said VaUudjgham, \Though I don't care a d—n, j Who'll be the parson? \I Mid old Storey, \My louki are hoary, I'll be the parson.\ Who'll be chief monrne'*? \My book's* total io'ss, And I'll be chief mourner.\ Who tikei the spoilt? •'I \ Mid Horatio, \if. JOB will say io, i : '• '< Then all the'Greenbacks . Jell to sighing and sobbing, j . At the Ion. of their chancts. For plundering »nd robbing. Faac * o r War—Honesty, or Robbtry . . Such are th« issues presented in tbe ensuing campaign. , , « \' General Grant says, \Letts h«ve peace.\ \Francis P. Blair says, \Let us have war,\ and the Democratic party, or rather the Coin yention of rebels fmd repudiaiprs^ which lately met in New York, have . adopted him as their candidate, for Yice-Preeident,; their can- didate for President, not i having lately bad the courage to avow* his intention to pro- mote anarchy, must rest claim to .the so-called Democratic, nomination upon bis attempts to in- cite riot and arson in New York on the 14th of July, !863. ., the Republican party, says: Let peace and safe ty for every man under the protection of law be the condition of all this, fair land; let equal lights and equal representation be the lot of 'all its people; let even rebels again share in tihe duties and the privileges of citizenship when tlioy have purged themselves of their rebellious spir- Ic ' The Democratic party says: Let Congress be overruled by force under lead of a President chosen by us; and by means of an army con- trolled by us. Let loyal State governments be dispersed by the army of the' United States led by rebel leaders whom they lately conquered!— Let loyalty be a disgrace, and treason an honor. Give cheers to the butcher Forest, and shake hands with the slave-master Wade Hampton, not because they have repented their niisdeeds, but because they glory in them. Give them once more the control, and let them again op- press the loyal men by whose aid the Union was maintained. The Republican party, by the declarations) of jts platform,,say 3: Let us have honesty; and let us maintain our credit and promote economy by meeting our contracts as soon as we can do so. Let us not ignore the promise of the legal tender notes to pay dollars to the bearer on de- mand, but meet that promise in real dollar* as 'soon as we can and then let us provide for the payment of our other bonds when they are due. The Democratic party says:. Let us refuse to recognize the promise of the legal tender notes, and let us force the creditors of tbe Government, who hold bonds bearing interest, to bike in place of them these notes which bear no interest, land which we never intend to pay. The Democratic party says : These five-twen- ty bonds were given tomeu who furnished \the United States-army with shot »nd Shetland pow- der with .which some of our brethren, who else would'have been here in Convention with us, were murdered. Shall we pay such obligations? No! let us tax them! let us ignore the fact that the income of these bonds is now taxed ini the same manner »3 all other income; let us deceive the people by the false statement that they are not taxed, and then, under the guise of taxation, let us confiscate them.. We care not for widows and orphans, or savings banks which hold these bonds; we appeal not to reason or. to principle ; our power has always been in the ignorance of our followers, and is so still.* 7OO Miles of Union Pacific Railroad. The Union Pacific Railroad Company do riot disappoint the public. They said the; would do their part towards having a railroad to the Pacific in 1870, and they are going to do it in 1869.— They have 700 miles done now, and they expect to have 900 done this year ; and yet, 'notwith- standing this speed, the Government Commis- sioners and others pronounce it a first-classu-oad in every respect. It has *Z8 locomotives and ov- er 900 cars in. constant use, and nearly twice as many more are ordered. It laid 60,000 tons of rails before 1867, and about 50,000 tons more' will be required in 1803. 20,000 men at work, west of the highest point of the Rocky Moun- tains, and Brigham Young has all the maleiMor mons that can be spared from their domestic du- ties digging a way eastward towards Gentil'e civ ilization. The Central Pacific Company are also actively engaged, and there is now little doubt that the two roads will meet in 1869, and that the traveler may see the sun rise on Monday . morning over Boston Harbor and set through the Golden Gate of the' Pacific on Saturday night. The business that will go over this line will be something remarkable. Tens of thou- sands here are anxious to join their friends in the new £1 Dorado, and as many there arei anx- ious to return to the homes of their youth.— New mines are waiting only, for means of com' >, munication to be developed, and the bullion of Australia, and the teas and silks and spices of Asia, will seek the Pacific Railroad as tbe read- iest and cheapest means ot reaching a market. Many persons predict that a double trask will at once be necessary—oiie.] for the slowly-moving freight trains and tbe other for swift passenger trains, which will permit nothing to remain iin the w*y of the impatient traveler. If the Govern- ment .had not loaned its credit, this work would friever have been done ; no private capitalists would have invested over a hundred million dol- lars in any such enterprise. But the Govern- ment gave the Company the right to issue! First Mortgage Bonds upon the road, and took a sec- ond mortgage for its own security, but thei com- pletion of the work will more than double the value of all the national domain in its vicinity. •and make the First Mortgage Bonds one of the safest and most profitable! investments in the country. The earnings from the way traffic more than pay the interest, which, at six per cent, in gold, is between eight and nine per cent. in currency. Madrid Mineral Spring. ;KniTOHOF THERgPDBUCAN This Spring is creating a great deal of interest in tbe Vicinity, of Madrid: Depot,' within a. few jrods of which it ia^ located. It is a large spring (impregnated with iron,: magnesia, soda &e.,. and sis said to be a powerful tonic. Messrs. Lemon 'and Peck have-excavated the spring tothe depth {of seventeen feet, bringing up the pure water jfrqai the. fountain. They have bricked and ce- imented it up, and the water is so clear that one (Can see the bottom of the spring—and , so cold 'that it is equal to the best ice water, being only itwelve degrees above freezing. People are flocking in vast crowds to this modern Siloam, .every train that paises bringing more or less 'patrons to be treated without money or expense. iSome of the best mineralogists and chemists have carefully analyzed the water and pronounce it equal to any in tbe State. Remember it is free to all. , . Respectfully yours, B. BABBITT. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. EAGLE HALL-Ogdensburg. Grand , Vocal AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT Or Olualc »na.Miscellaneous Mutlcbythe MENDELSSOHN <in\TKTTK CLUB OF BOSTON—THEIR 20IK SEASON, Evening, August 5th, Assisted by the highly popular A; distinguished vocalist, Ml** ASDIE S. B\'AS. , Tickets, with Reserved Seats, 75 cent! ; without re- lerved leati M centn. To be bad at demons' Music Store'. Sale to commence Monday, August 3d. Dcors open at 7 ; Concert to commence at 8 precisely. Grand Pic- Nic AND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION TO IHK THOUSAND ISLANDS, ON SATUB0AV, A'UGUST ltf , AT 1? O'CLOCK A, M., The Urge and elegant Double Seek Steamer ST. I-A WHENCE, Will .leave the O. * It'o. R. R Whart on Saturday, Aug. 1st, at ten o'clock, K. M.,.for McDonald's Point, and re- turn to arrive at Ogileniburg, In time (or tue evening train for the East. Will leave the. dock again at 7 I>. M., for a Moonlight Excursion on tbe St. Lawrence, returning to the dock about 10 P. M. An Excursion Train will leave A. M. A. M. Malone 6.00 Knapps 810 Bangor 6.25 I'otsdam Junction.... 820 Brubh'i Mills «.S0 Madrid S.40 Moira 710 Llsoon 905 Lawrence • T.25 Ogdensbnrg, arrive,.. 9.30 Briber T.49 Returning from Ogdensburg on Accommodation Train, leaving at 6 P. SI., or by extra Train on return of Hoon- 1 ght Excursion. ' A Band of Music will accompany the train and Boat and the whole of the spacious lover deck of the boat will be floored over for dancing. There will be a fine display »f fireworks on the steamer during the Evening Excursion. Tickets will be sold at all stations good for the Round Trip, on the Cars and Boat,at the following prices: MIOM FROM Malone.,, $B.SO Brasher $200 Bangor 2.50 Knapps 2.00 Brush'sMllls. 22 5 Potsdam Junction 2 TO Moira....:..;. .......2.25 Madrid 15 0 Lawrence 2.25 Lisbon.. 1.00 ' Children under 12 years of age, half price. An extra charge of 25 cents will be made to those wlio go on ibe Moonlight Excursion. Fare on boat from Ogdensburg, for Pic Nic Excursion 50 cents. Moonlight Excursion 25 cents. Societies, Schools, or large Parties can arrange to have a number of cars sufficient for theiracuommod>tti»n, ap- propriated to their exclusive use,to and from any station by making early application to station agents. Speclul rates at reduced prices will be made to large parties. Tbe steamer will call at Prescott to receive and land passengers. Fare from Prescott same as from Ogdens- burg. D. W. 0. BROWN, General Supt., O. 4 t. O. | l K. Ogdensburg, July 2T, 1S68. LiSSdlttlf NOTICE. rpHE ANNUAL ELECTION OP THREE TRUSTEES 1 of the Ogdenaburg Cemetery will be held at, the office of the Treasur r, in Ogdensburg, on Mi.nday the 8d day of August next, between the huurs of nine and ten o'clock A. H. C. A.BURNUAM, Treasurer. Qgdennbiirg, July 20,1868. (jy20d2w) DAVID COLLINS, (Late of firm of Patno * Collins,) Fashionable Barber & Hulr I>rc»*er, OSDBR M'CARTIIY BROTBEItS, FOBD ST,, 0QDBS3BDRC. ^» Hair Work done to order. [ j>24dlw] 700 MILES OP THE Union Pacific Railroad Are now finished and In. operation. Sixty miles of track toe been laid this Spring, ana the work along Hie whole line betwen the Atlantic and Pacific States la being pushed'forward more rapidly than ever before. More than 20,000 men are employed, and It Is not impossible tint the entire track, from Omaha to Sacramento, will be finished in I860 instead of 1870 The means provided are ample, and all that energy, men and money can do to secure the completion of this GREAT NATIONAL WORK, At the earliest possible day, will be done. Ihe Union Pacific Railroad Company receive: 1-»A Government Grant of the right of wav, and all necessary timber and'other materials found along the line of Ha operations. 2\A Government Grant of 12,StiO acres of land to the mile, taken in alternate sections on each side qt the its road. This is an absolute donation and will be asource of large revenue in the future. 3—A Government Grant of United State's 80 year Bonds, amounting to from $10,000 to $'18,000 p mile according to the difficulties to' bti hUrmounted on the various sections to be built. The government takes a second moitgage as security and if is expected that not only the Interest but the principal amount may* be paid in services rendered by the Company In transport- ing troops, mails, &c. The intei c'st is now much more than paid in tlil< way, beside, securing a great saving n time and money to the government. 4—1%. Government Grant ot the rlghsto Is- sue Its 6wu First Mortgage Bonds, to aid In building the rosil, to the same amount as the U, 8. Bonds issuer for the same purpose and no more, 'i'he Government per mltsthe Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the bonds to the Company only as tlie road is completed and after it haa been examined by United States Commissioners and pronounced to be In all re- spects a first cUss railroad, laid with :i heavy T rail, and completely supplied with depots^ turnouts, car-shops, locomotives, cars, Ac. ' \' ' ' 5--A Capital Stock Subscription from the stockholders, of which over Eight Million Dollars 'have, been paid In upon tne work alread> done, and which will be increased as the wants ot the Company re- quire. I C--Net Cash Earning s on, its Way Business, thiitolreiidy aniounts to more than the interest on the First Mortgagf; Bonds These earnings are not, Indies- tion,of the vast through traffic that must follow the open- ing of the line to the Pacific, but they certainly prove that _ =, Bonds Upon such a property, costing nearly three times their amount, are secure beyond any contingency. The Union Pacific Bonds are for $1,000 each, and have, coupons attached. They have thirty years to fun, and bear annual interest, payable on the first days of Janu- ary and July at the Company's Office in the City of New York, at tbe rate of six per cent, in gold The Principal is payable in gold at maturity. The price is 102. and at the present rate of gold, these bunds pay an libera .income on their cost. The Company believe that these Bonds', at the present rate, are the cheapest security In the market, and re- serve the right to advance the price at any time. gar Subscriptions will be received in OGDENSBURG by T . N . DERBY , and in New York Atthe Company's Office, Wo. 20 Nassau Street, AMD BY John J. Cisco & Son, Bankers, No. 69 Wall St., And by the Company's advertised Agents through- out the United States. Remittances should be mage »» drafts or other funds par in Sew York, and the Bonds-will be sent fret of charge by return express Parties mbscrib- 'ing throuuJf. local aumts, will look to them for their safe delivery . • < A P/vMHHLET AND HAP FOR 1SGS has just been published by tne Company, giving fuller Information than it,possible In an advertisement, respecting ihe Pro- gress of the .Work, the Resources of the Country tra- versed by the Kosd,the Means ftir Construction, and the ;Valueof,the Bonds,, which, will be'sent free on applica- tion at the,Company's offices or to any of the advertised agents. . ; , : .{ . ... , s ' . , . „.» ' JOHN J . CISCO* Tre«»»rer, July 21,1868. (jj42<r.*w8m) \ ~ A. N. SHEPPET $ QO., u i ' '• i it \ • \fy 1 H| ^i lt l_LL., irt! i 'ni ±±ysS And -Sealers'in -li .1 > i Plumbing Materials, GAS FIXTURES AND GAS PIPE, Irop and Galvanized Pipe, LEAD * BLOCK-TIN LINED PIPE R,ul)l>cr Hose, Hydrants and Couplings BATH TUBS, SINKS, FILTBItS, Chandeliers, Pendants, Brackets, Globes, FOUNTAINS, Ale Pumps, ALL NEW GOODS, LATEST AND JHOST APPBOVED PATTJKBNS. We respectfully call the attention of the public to the fitctth t we are now prepared to do fine Plumhlng.and Q«a Fitting in Use very best manner.'. One of the firm, Mr. DEYOfi.lt-a'practlcalflumber, having had twelve years experience-in one of the.)arge«t\establi£liments4n the city of Brooklyn. N. T.,and all'work entrusted .to us «lll be done under hln personal supervision, ; We hope to be favored with a liberal share.of patron- age, and aksure all of courteous -treatment^fair deallac, low prices and good wort. ' A. N. SHEPPBY400., Over U. Watrous' Uardwara Store, Ogdensburg, N. Y. In connection with the above we s-ould say i that the Water Commissioners will have the Works completed, Machinery up, and the main pipes in the streets Novem- ber 1st, and we suggest IO those who intend patting in Pi d Fixtures, that itis better ta have their yrofk sibl th ill be dl h , a Pipes and Fixt, yr done as soon as possible, so there will be no delay when the water U ready forttellvefy. Order \HI bo executed in turn as received and iu the b,esj passible manner. Please call, select your pipes and fixtures, and leave your orders, We liwntlon a few of the large public buildings, in Brooklyn where estimates were make and Plumbing done by Mr. Bevoe : Mercantile Library Association Building, Forty-Third Precinct Station House, Livingston Uouse, Tuttle k Bailey's Building). [j 29'dtwlmj A. N. 3HEPPEY * CO. CLOSING SALE OF Summer Goods AT MILLS & BALDWIN'S. We will offer fprTHIUTY DAYS, our entir'e stock ,of Summer Goods, at an immense sacrifice : Colored Piques ^ eri * Alexander Poplins Alapaca Poplins Grenadines Japanese cloth Figured Jaconets Anilother Summer Dress floods at the same Relustlon. Fancy cassintere's' • • NO* 1 f' y %is Fancy cloakings Fancy, cloaking** Formerly 90 Now ' To I • Formerly) 75 Now < 60 Formerly 65 Now ; 45 Formerly 2.50.. Now j 2.00 Fornierly '3/00 . Now \ a25 These prices are much below cost. Now la the time to secure \a greafbargaln. ' . • . OC1M3NSBTJRO, 24 FORD STREET. LOST.—•5 BEWABD. N THIS CITY, ON THURSDAY KVlSNlBtt, A MfH* ' orand'um book, of no value except to the owner, but of importance to him. The'flnder will be .paid FIVE DOLLARS by leaving the. same, at the' Otwegstchle House. • • •''••' •'' • tJy84diw)' . . .... OAN FIND 8TE4DY EMPLOY- mentqn the OKdensburg Water Works; at good wages by applying to either <pf. tbe. undersigned, at, once. . , \ * .... J.- ;Ei ^OH^QON, ' • X.. . ' D.N.8TBWABf.r, Oguemburf, July, 2., 18C3. (jySMlw)\ Try HoQilanfe |j } \ ,-v , *jBBi.-.sAiB.J , •: J; \^ -. ANE\00VBPD DOUBLE OtRRtARGB; ONE SIN- V ^ \gle open Larrlage 5 two sett ^Silver. Plated Double Harness; One span black M«rei,',slx jears old. Apply to M0KBN8 BEOS., Heuvelton.N.Y. < jl'2T<i&wlm) r f ; c Aiftp. • \ I have Ibis clay associated witli ine in the Grocery, Trovlslon and Ship Chandlery busineBsp TMK TOSBPB DPKAUDK, long ana favorably known aa cleric in the above business with me. Shanking the .public -for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to me,-1 most Te- •pectfuliy solicit S continuance of the same for tbe firm. H. W. FBR6O80N. Ogdensburg, Jnlyl6,lS6S. . (jylfrilw) 1868. COAL. 1868. Delaivare. IiUcltawanar and \Wcmlcni * Hilt . Co* r WHAUF.ja W E \fXVL. SELli, UNTIL ;FURTHEE NOTICE, THE Celebrated Coa s of thlB Company, at tbe follow- ing prices per ton of 2000 pounds: Lump '. $S 10 ; Larg. Eag 8 00 SmiiUEgg . : -. 8 10 Stove.'. 8 25 Chestnut 8 00 Our Ooal Is (sqiial, if not superior to any in Market. and will be .well scre&aeil and sent out in the best possi- ble conditl n. Best selected Lebigh Lump for Foundry use, and Blossburg for Bl cksmlths, constantly on hand. Alto Jiard and Soft Wood. HAXIi & GARDMER. Ogdensburg, Julyl,,lS68.. , (jjltdtf.} V. S. MASHALL'S SALE. B Y YtRTtTE O? A -WARRANT OJ SALE pcnUenU Ute, to me directed and delivered and i Bucd out of the District Courtof the Dnited States /or the North- ern District of New York: ,I<i admiralty,—In an action, pending between Antoine Jan'nes, Hhellaht, and the Schooner O.'N. John son, her tackle, &c , I shall selL at. .public a tion, on the 1st day of Angust,1803, atlOo'clockin the forenoon, at tile dock of George Parish, near the Ogdensburg and Lake Ohamplain Ei R. Depbt. in the city of Ogderis- burg, the follbwiag property, \6 wR; The Schooner O. N. Johnson, her,tackle, apparel »nd furniture. Dated, Ogdensturg, July 24. 186?. KDWAHD DOUD, U. S. Marshal, ByE. W. BENEDICT, Deputy. GASSOH A Sumi, Proctoi's for Libellant. t(•+•'] JiAXIOSAL IMUEANCE CO, Broadway* NewiYorfe, All formB of life anil Endowment Policies-issued. Thirty days' price allowed in payment of premiums.. Note taken for one-half the premium. • \ : .All policies non forfeiting after two.years. All policies incontestable alter five years. • Dividends declared and paid annually Thelast Dlviilendon Life Policies was 50 per «ent. • JAMES SIMONDS, Agent, Great Western Railway Office, ' Ogdensbuig, N. Y. American BOSTON, MASS. THE LARGEST FIRST CLASS Hoir ei^\ Vertical Railway, Suites and Single Apartments, with Hatning and Water conveniencies connecting Billiard Balls, Telegraph Office'and Cafe. (jelldtu-th-s-Sm) ' LEWIS RIQB * SON. \Consumption Is as certainly ciired as In- termittenttent Feyer, and as certainly pet-. vented a«Small For.\—Rev. Chas. E.King, Si.D., iti. t>., tie. KI ' Prepared !Prescription» Made from the prescription of Rev. CIUB. E. Ksso, N. T>, Hi. D., *c, for the prevention and qure of CONSUMPTION For the Radical cure of Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh.anu all affections of the Lungs, Throat and Air Passages ; foi General and Special Derangements of the Nervous Sys tem ; for \Disorders-of tbe Blood ; and for all functional Disorder? of the Stomach and Bowels. The Prepared Prescription increases the strength and deepens the color of the pale blood. It subdues the Fe- ver and ChillB and diminishes the expector tion. 11 checks the night sweats-always in from seven to- : fpur teen days The appetite is invigorated and the patteni rapidly gains flesh ; the cough and difficult breathing are speedily relieved; the sleep becomes calm and' re- freshing ; the evacuation regular and uniform. Ail the general symptoms of Consumption, Asthma,, Bronchitis ic., disappear with a really astonishing rapidity.' • The Prescription should be -used in every -disease, by Whatever name Kliown, in which there is exhibited any derangement of the nervous or blood systems. It Is un- equalled in female disorders, scanty or Suppressed Uenses, Whites, *c. The Prepared Prescription is both the best and most economical'medielne thai can be taken. The average dose is two teaspoonsful, taken once a day. The patient never lequires, under any circumstances, to use \Cough Mixtures\ forthe Cough; \Expectorants* 1 for tbe expec- torgtlon; \Tonics\ for the Appetltlte or the Weakness; Iron for the Blood; Anodynes lor the nervous Irritation, Acids for the Night Sweats ; or Whiskey or Cod Liver Oil for the wasting. Its Specific Action 1B upon the Cob stitutional Condition, and through this condition upon he whole series of Symptoms. STATEMENT PROM PATIENTS, *c. ' College Hill,Cincinnati:—! was in the last stages of Consumption. In ten days after taking the Prescription by Chills, Night Sweats, Fever tc, decreased aii'd'\dual- ly altogether disappeared. A mere Skeleton before, how well stored with flesh. My restoration is & marvel to all -who know me.—Mrs. <X I<- Weight. Tour Prescription saved ray 'laughter's life and has probably saved me.hundreds of dollars.—Rev. £.- Humph* reys, Remsen,'N. Y. . \.'. We bless God for the benefit we, have receiveil from- your PreparedPrcscription.—Key. P. Peregrine^ lilossi burgh, Penh. . Every one to whom I have recommended it has bene fitted much by iis use.—Hev. O. D. Jones, Racine, Wis. The Prepared Prescription is put up in a$ l bottle, and is BOW in Ogdensburgh -by J. 0. Sprague, and B. O. Lam- phearandby.iir.uggistsgenerally.or orders.may.be ad dressed to the Sole Proprietors, OSCAR G. MOSES.* Co. 27 (Jortlandt Street, New York, Consultation free.. A circular, containing testimonials.of many cases success- fully treated, will be sent free, by mail, to .all who will write for It.' ' ^sjji'OdJtge°gi»V ; UiVE—HEAI-TH—S LIFE-HEALXH-STRENIiTH. •'- . THE {GREAT FRENCH RKME»V. Delamarre'a Specific Pill*. . • Prepared by HAKASOIEKK * DDPONT, NO.,14 Rueiombardj ! Paris. aHd highly recommended by the entire Medical I Faoulty of France. . • ... • Are a. most, energetic, and^effeclent Remedy in-cases of Spermatnrrhcea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly,.Daily or P^ema^ur^-Emlssions^. Sexual Weakness or'Impotency ; Weakness arising from Secret Habits or Sexual&xcesar s; Relaxation, of the Genital Organs; Weak Spine; -'Lir.ie\ or \Brick dust\ deposits in, the. Urine.; \Milky Dis- charges,\ 4c , and all the ghastly train ol synipton a'dslnc froraUveruseorJCxcesseS : : '\ .c A Pamphlet, containing full particulars, with Dlrcc- tlons^and Advice, pVinted in.fre&ch, German, Spani^b and English, accompanies each box,--anti will ;be- sent' by mall, free of cost, to any one who will write foe it. Price, I I per Box, or. Six Boxes for |5 . , ASK.. FOR DKLAMAllEE'S SPEeiFIG . BILLS, AND TAKE NO, OTHERS; • •• 1 Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will be sent by m*\\, securely.sealed from all observation, on receipt of the specified price by any advertized Agents, or by the' sole Propiietors, OSCAR G. MOSES 4 CO., 27 Cortlandt Street, New york. J;O. Sprague and B. O. Lamphear, Agents for Ogden»burgh,:N. S. • • . (stSOdAweowly)' tfnlted States of Arnericaj. ) ,-.'•< Northern District of New- York, j - .-,.-,- W HERESS A lilBEL HATH BEESFILEb ! IN-THE District Oonrtof the United Statesbf America\:fpf the Nbrthern'Di'strictct of Ne^-York,, onn thee 18th';'day-\ctff July in the year of'ouv Lertt oke thousand .ejgh'K liuiil V Ne^York o th 18th;dayct uly in the year of'ouv Lertt oke thousand .ejgh'K liuiil red andisixty-eigHtjiby Daniel Magoh'e, jr, Esq.; pVoetoii in behalf Qf Lyman P. Keeter, Albert Heeler, and John B. Keeler, of Alexandria, Jefferson Connty. N. X,,libel , - --. —, — 7 —>'w;lying... the port of Ogdensburg, In said 'district; stating anij jfl. leglngthat said lib.'llants are the owners of the sloop Marion, that on the\ 2Stli da^ of June ? 1S6S, while Baid. sloop was in St. Lawrence River, proceeding on a voy aee from Oswego to Brookville, in the Dominion of Canada said steamboat; by and through the carelessness and negligence of the master ind crew thereof, collided With' said aloop and greatly Injured the same, whereby said 11 bellants, sustained, damages to the '^amount of one thousand, dollars, and praying theusual process and monition of the Court, that all persons ioterested in thesald vessel, her tackle, apparel and furniture, may be cited to,answer the.premises, and all due-proceedings being had that the same may be decreed to be sold,and the proceeds thereof be dlstrlbiited accprdl g to law ; there- fore,,in-pursuance oft the said mouition under the sealof the said court tome directed and delivered, I do hereby give notice generall,v;unto all personsliaving!or pretend.- lnK to have, any right title or interest, ih.-r, in,, and: w Jol3»?J!S Worleyv, im#ier of^siMUrieiinboai,* in! Spec*it!v- to appear before the aforesaid Court at. the City ol Buf- falo, on the 4th day'of Angusthext, ii it ! be acourtiiaj, or elseori-Uie next' court.day thtreiifter, at'tin'o'ckiek in the forenoon, then and th-'?e'-to»ns*er»he said libel and maiietliel; allegations in th.tbefcilf.' -';-''- :: ' > Daied at BuCC.lo the 13th oay of July, in the year of I i tpi-Atfy •AySDBlRDOf '•>' HOOIXAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, JA€K8O«'S. CA1AUHU ,8N CFF,' AdeUg todall'diiordertreiutingfromColdiin THROAT, VO- T CAt 0KGAN8 »ndflBifi ! ess nM'JDryy aatareineaydoe nMJDr TO a GatStohiJbut £^j| ens it; frees the head from all offensive matter, quickly ii Ba4 Breitti ilia Headsolie.; aUays and wb(h** Oit*rrh;luo mlldand »gree»blein ^L^; 'J Prepared by Dr. O. M. Jackson, Philadelphia. Their introduction into thia country from Germany occurred in ! .-..-. 1825. THET OUBBD TOTJB FATHERS AND MOTHEBS, And will tnre you, and yonr cjiildrem They fate entirely difierentOitVB ••••••from. the many preparations now •___-• in the country called Bitters or ^^^^« Tonics. They are DO tavern prena Jkm ••••ration, or anything, like one; but good, liohes't, reliable miedicinei. They are Tlie greaUst hnoumremediisfor. Liver Complaiirt. DYSPEPSIA, Nervous Debility, JAUNDICE, Diseases of the Kidneys, ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN, and all Diseases arising from a »»•»»*- dered lilvcr, Stomach, or \ ' '.. . IMPUBUVt QF THE BLOOp. Shatltippiltiv^y; • QTJRE8. WJTBO.UX' Ch At a Ti'dtfu Powder^ pleawnt to «»e tiit*ind.wy- ei- akfiBeateii;; wteh. Bwall6*recU instanUy ^ves.tOithe Throat maO! Weal Organs a deUaou». oent»Uon 9 l cogu ne»8andicomfort. \-•'. m a i\»•••' Isthe belt Voice Tonic Ip the world 1 .. Try it.-; gafe.je- liable arid only 85^^ cento. .. . -j: ..'•-• • Sola by, DruggiBte, or.mailed fte^, aadress. OOOP8E *WItSON * CO., Prop'r», PbUadelpM.. hll AtD Bns* CoSew ?ort Constipation, Flatulence, : |&wa*i .f/if* 1 ' FuilnesB of Blood to the Head.Acidity f th Sh Ns Hewt uilnesB of Blood to t e of the Stomach, Nausea, -Hewt- barn^pisenst for Food. Fulness orTweiglit ux the Stomach, . , Sour Eructations, Sink- ing or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach,; Swiin- -, iT* 01 me BEpmam pwujp. mint? of tbe Heard, Htirriedor , Difficult Breothing:, Kiittering at tbe' Heart, ^•W'^^. Chokine • o r Suffocating ^ .BSe?s*tr r when in; a Ly-^ Ml*:*. D Iin ne • s of ^•••ps*^ Vision, ^ - - or WelSs before the Sirfit, DuU Pain in tne Heaav Defioiency of Perspiration, Yellowneas Of the Skin-aixAJSjea, , Pain i n the Sidev ... Back, Chesti: Limbs,- etq,,. : Sudden Flushek of H*at, JBurn- disease of the lAv'er or Digestive . Hoofland's German Bit(teFS 1« 'entirely regetable, and. T\\'?.?!Z'*rV r liquor, mt Is a eompoand of Flu.Id.SX- trfi. t«. Tlie Roots, Heibs. and Barte iroiu wlslcn tlie^e eytracfo ««™>^ a « are eatbered .^f^*^^*n Germany. All tlie medliT ^^^«ina| virtue* are extractedm. •frorii theui l>y 11 • e ieb 11 Uc ^^^km^^ clicimisti!TMcso extract* are thWii. fojriwarded t? MjiS country to lie ii|ei, exferesrir foir tlie manufacture ol theio Bfttejr» C ;f hejr?_|; •the\ only Bitters tftiat'cai\ »\ »»-«• - ~ cueiwfiere alcoliollc •tlmnlanta arc not advioable. I Hoofland's German Tonic U* combination of all the ingredienis of ilte Sitteri, with PORK Santa Cruz JRmn, Orange, etc.' Jtis used for Utt same diseases asdht Bitten, in cases mjitn some. pure alcoholic ttimtUus it required. Toil latll Ji.ear t?i, ia ttii the remedies entirely different /rwn OOOP8E WItSON * CO., Propr», Pbep \Wholesale A*ePt,D. Barnes;* Co^ Sew ?ort B. Oiiampneari Agentter OgderuburgL LIFE lcoholic ttimtUus it required. Toil latll Ji.ear t?i, mina ttiai these remedies are entirely different ,/rwn any othert advertised for flit care, of the diseases named, these being scientific preparations of medicinal, extracts, viloile Oie others are mere decoctions of rum in some form., -Tlie TONIC if-decidedly me of Vie moil plea-, sataand agreeable remedies ever offered.id the public- IU: taste is exquisite. It is a pleasure to take-il, while it* life-giving, exhilarating, and medicinal qualities have acmsed « to be known as thegreaUa of all tonics. There it no medicine equal to Moofianft German Hitlers or Tonic inmm^tmm^cases of Dtbilitj). Tltey impart a tone ^^J| mandvigortothevihote system, slrcngOith ^^^ Vie appetite, cairn .an enjoyment of ihe.wmmm , food* enable the tto- tnacli to digest it, purify the blood, give a good, sound, Jiealthy complexion, eradicate the yellow tinge fromOie eye, impart a bloom, to the cheeks, and change the patient from a short-breathed, emaciated, weak, and nervous invalid, to afuU-faced, stout, and vigorous person. Weak and Delicate Children are made strong by using the Bitters or 1'oiiie. In tact, they are Family Ifledl\ elnes. Tltey can l>e administered with perfect safety to a child three months old, Hie most delicate female, or a man or ninety. These Semedies are the best Blood Purifiers -eoer Tcnovm, and-will cure all diseases resiiUing front badbUioi- Keep y our *i^'* bteod pure; keep your Ziver in order; keep H your digestvot organs in a sound, heaWiy H mamdilim, by the USt of these remedies,m^mmtwma'nd no disease vrill ever assail you. The best men in the country recommend them. If years qf honest reputation go for anything you must trythese preparations. _ PKOM HON. GKO. W . WOODWAED, . Chief Justice of tlie Supreme Gourt of Pennsylvania. PHILADELPHIA, March' 16,\1867. I find « EoojlanWs German Bitters \ is not an itttoz' icating beverage, l>ut is a good ionic, useful in disorders of die digestive organs, and of great benefit in cases of debility and want of nervous action, in the system. , Yours truly, , ._ . ... . GMQ. FROM HOW. JAMES THOMPSON, Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. PHiLAUELPHrA, April 28,1868. I consider ' JjL ' \ Hoofiand W^L » l 1868. nid J j Hoofiand'a German Bit W^L tcrs»a valuable medicine In case ^P\\^^ of attacks of IndigestloniJ b sssBKiadr Dyspepsia. I can certify tikis from my. experience of It. Tours, with respect, .:> • ' JTAMES THOMPSON . . JOSEPH H. EBNNAED.D. D., Pastor of the Tentli Baptiflt Churcli, Philadelphia. DR. JAOKSON—DEAB Sia:— 1 liave been frequentlf requested to connect my name vrifti reconvnuznadtions of different kinds of medicines, but regarding the practice as out qf my appropriate spliere, I have in all cases der clinedj but vsUh a clear proof in various instances, and partiadarly in my own family, of the usefulness of Dr. BooflanWs German Bitters,. J.depart Jbrqneefrom^m.]/' usual course, to express my^jfuU conviction thdtidt^en- cral; debility of the Byatenyipcli especially for TJiver Complaint, it it^H^ ••••safe and valuable preparation.\ \in '1^. I same 'cases it may faU; but ^usually,' m'^^^^Jdoiibt not, it imll be very benejiciSXwkWkm ^H to those vilio suffer ftpm tlie above causes, tours, very respectfully, . J. B. KENNABU, Eighth, below Coatet street- DANIEL ] r., Proctor. BobJlamPs 'German Bemedies are counterfeited. Th* gemrine have the, signature of C',. Mi iJTacltton on thefrontof/VUe outside wrapper of each. bd&leyCCnd the name of the article blown in each bottle- jLUothersare counterfeit. > . • Price of tbe Bitten, $1 0 0 per bottle ; Or, a ball' dozen lor $5 OO. Price of tlie Tonic, *1 50 per bottle; Or, a half dozen, lor $T 5O. ThetonioisputiiptociriarniottleB. •.'.-.' '''..<•• jj&lMltottiisprLgopJpancPsj Gefmti that .are , so .universally> vised', alia 49! Hi mended;. andd<j'nol**^mmm^^ allow t to intkce.ypu, U> lake • ltk^0¥^S.^^ •i'ff may say is* just as i^Hi •^0300$,-.'~beeaiise~ 'Ac; makes a.UrgirprofiluimmMi^ on f(. Theie JUirie-- dies'will be,sehtjb]/ h eipress to,any locality upon-. »J*?*** UentoOte- - \. V. i OFFICE , ' -; AT THE GEEBIAN MEDICINE STORE, .These Kennedies a.re;fo* ntflo For the iinmedUte relief and 1 permanent, cpi-e of that condition which: unfits the sufferer from perfofminr the duties of life, indwhichafiBesrfromaraorbid condition of 'theKidneysand' Bladder, and' reBiilts in nervous pros- tratl n khd organic debility. .. '. I Tii^e iisea thiB iiine\dy r li my private practice with unvarying success for many \j ears. I am therefore in- duced to offer^it todlieafflicted, feeling confident its mer- 11 s »111 be appreciated. It 1» adapted to all derangements of the UHnary Or- ;ans. i t streiigthensthe system and gives tltk, HEMiTH AND STKENCITH To allwhouse It andfollow my directions. It ..never fails'to fernovie Nervons DeblBty, Imp.oteiScj; o* Want of Power, and all 1 Weakness arising from Excesses or Touthfui Inai8cretlon, resulting in loss of-Memory, ' . Nem&u'B WrmWw, Vhpleamnt Vreams, . GenerallMMtiude Weak Verses, . Dimmest \ Bead:ae7ie,\\ . _vVUiM>h?9t Which,lf neglectedfwill assuredly lead-on to INSANITY OR CiQNStJMPTION. T'Whenthe system is once effected it will not recover without help., It must ,be invigorated and strengthened to enable-lt to fulflU the autiiiS 6f Life. Id by principal druggists everywhere. . yc r rlce$l per botthsHgix Bottles for $5; gent by Express on receipt of the money, by fir. J.\BRTAN 96 .Eat* 18thSt., NewTork. '—\Brlvat* diculari sent free; enclose stamp. ' : ' A&I5NIS WANTED; • tadlesor eehtiemen are offered liberal inducements to aetas agentsand an opportunity to earn from |8 to tlOperday. No capitalsnecessa^y., Enclose itamp and address. .. XRIPP * CO., isighth Bireet, New York. 1 • BMSEY MABBIAGBS; ; Bssays for Young Men, on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases, which create impediments to Marriage, with the humane viewof. treatment and cure, sent In sealed letter envolopes free of cti.arge Address, HOWAED ASSOCIATION, Box.fi. Philadelphia, Pa. \ * ~ ' • (tnylvd&Wom) ••-'.>•'•' \••'•'\ yAvh* re. .•/.<>;,-UTf ,'X't ri.-« p ) .V.'j' 1 ,hl .1. Do not forget to exdjiitfee weB fftc article j/v* Wft « • trier to get thtgtm tdne. if .{Warranted French.) TUeseTlUB, so c'elebrateajmaiiy'jrearB ago-in Paris, for tlie relief of femile irregSlarlttes »ha nfterwardB ip nor brioui for their criminal employment in the' practice of »bort!on, are now offered for sale for tlie first time in America. !Eiey*%»ve been kept in comparative obscurity, from tSe fact that tHeortglnatbri Dr. yelpaUi l« » pny- iiclanin Parii, ofgreat Weslffi.andBtrlct conscientions principles, and has withheld them from general use, lest theVshould be employed for unlawful purposes. In over-' bpming female ObstrnbtJonSj FaUing of the Womb, Whites, Green^ Siclraessi.Suppression, Ketehtlon, or Im- moderate, Flow. oftheMbntfiiy Di?charges,.Nervons and Spiiia aSections.PainsSnthe Back and,Limbs,Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics, Ac, and wiu effect a -core, when all other meane ; :haye failed; and although » powerfal remedy-, do not contain calomel or anythinglhurtlul to the constitution. 1 To married-ladies and yo.ung girls who haye. never beett ?eguiited, they are peculiarly suited. They will; to a snort time, bringoffthe monthly period withregnlaH ty ' . CAUTION. Harried ladies should never take them when there i i any reason to Relieve, themielses wegnsntj for they .will be sure to, produce a miscarriage.'., Ladleican'obtaififa box sealed from the eyes of the curious, by enclosing One Dollar and six pogtage stamps lo M. W. MAC0MBBR, General Agent for United 8tates, and Ounadas, at Aib'any, N. T., or to any authorized A^ent. • - I *\\go'd by J. 0 . Sprague, B. Q. Lamphearand Dlffenbach; er 'ft Datiason, Ogdensburgh j N.T. (mh85d*wly. NATUEEISTHB GKEAT Thisnow admitted by the mecilcal profession, as afun- dimentJ principle of healing science. It is wisely pro- Vided.by the human economy, that whenever anything is wrong in the ; physical system the natural forces of the body are brought'to.bear to expel the disease. The greataim therefore, is tostrengthettthe natural powefs; Ibis has been in view by the skillful compqiraders of Hflstetter's Stomach Bitters, \which.operates to give yi- taiity to-tJie.organs of the body. Tne Effect of this inefl-, icine upon ihe/Siomach, the Liver and the Kidnejs, la prompt, and oeclsive; The.patient'whtf-iswiseenough to quit drugging and try ^.he .Bitters, soon feels as. if heind taken anew lease dfl'fe, a d as he continues the~ use of the article he is overjoyed to find the streams of health coursing through his frame, itis prepared with great care, ana its component parts' are entirely' vegetable:-^- lt is free' from! the objections so. often urged agaiBstr pr^paratlone of the kin\; As a medical agent it has no equal, while its pleasing flavor and healthful effects have made it a generalfavprlte. It is free from all properties calculated to impair the system, and its operations are at once mild, soo hing and efficient All have UBedHo?-' .tetter'3 Stoinacii Bltters':attest ! i£s virtues and commend it to use. , -. - - - - Even those who are in the eDJqy&eht of perfect health frequently have'nesd to have recourse to tonics as pref ventlves of disease. We are pevef top well armed agaibst the assaults'of the\tils that fl«sh is heir to. In health or sickness this tonic cannot be taken regularly without riving vitality and elasticity to the system, ... py?ld*w2w] fry the Congress Bitters. THE AMEElOANPJEOPBE Are emphatically fast livers. Tne constant Wear and tear of brain and muscle brings on manyallmenu, in- cluding Dyspepsia and all its attendant horrors, such as bilious headache, logs of appetite, stupor, hypochondria, ; and general debility'of tEe wfiole -system. All 1 persons thus affected need some gentle stimulant, which compris- es medicinal properties and' the virtues of the best ton- ics.. Such an.article can be found in ALIEN'S CONQBESS BITTBBB. They L are not a cheap whiskey,,but a scienUfic preparation of some sixteen kinds of Boots and Barks all of which are acknowledged by the Medical Faculty to contain curative and: tonic properties. • One import- ant ingredient Is the Prickly Ash Bark, celebrated throughout-Europe as' a preventive of Asiatic Cholera,' and of allSuminerComplahitsand'Diseasesi All per- sons shoul;.' ihave tome -reliable'famlly. medicine oh\hand not only an a cure but as a preventive, and all who b j- lieve that a pure curative stlmolahtis preferable to the many poisonous compounds usually called \Bourbon;\ Whiskey,\ should^purchaBe-and use. Alien's Congress Bitters. Address W. Ai/EEN, PropHe'torj v • .-. forfE_dward,'N i 't. fl-B.'^KINijIE, Agent, HopkintoniN. Y. ' ggTPpE.sale,Dy ^ K.-BarioWj Agent for Qgdebsburg,' an* Vicinity\.- i..-:-^ ', ' (je20diwSfi)' t«\SAVE the Children.—Multitudes of then suffer, linger, and:'aie, because of Pin Worms. Ths drily effect- ual remedy for these mosttroublesomeand dangerous of all worms In children or adults, Is found In Dr. Gould's Pln-Worm'Syxup.' Purely vegetobie, safe and-certaln:^ 1 A vilunblerca'tharUc, and bunvficia to health. GEO. p. GOODWIN: * 0O. v Bbston,.and all Druggists. \ r i' (mhl7 IiOTl AND jtATRIMbM. The affections of tlie opposite sex may.be gained by following simple rules, and ullioaj marry happily, if de- sired, without regard to. weSUB', age or beauty.. Sena addreeB and 1 stamp for particulars to ••;' •\••• • MadameJLCOlLtE nEMilRBE, j ' (apl8d8taw*wly) Bible Hpusei New YorK. Of BHANDKETH*S PItLB: Age i« notolaimedas a merit, only as>a sign of.intrln- The Teatly «sef al article • lives, on' with, a strong -vitality,, the poor orieiianguishes ftr a time afid'tjiensgoes out ea- sily. TJrandreth's PUfs are even pfecflbed by greatT>hy- sloians when the bowelB call loudly for help, because 'fBey neve? fall to open and give relief. Hundreds of. thousands would consider it.a calamity If these safe family\Mils coula not ije\obtaine3i ' It has been officially settled that more of Brandreth's Pills are told than all 1 biher 'pills put tugether. Merit sells tbeni. Brandreth's PillB possess qualitees which restore eve- ry Srgan and fiber &theb'oay\'to> r perfect health; are purely vegetable and; safe for every period of life. Principal Agency.,3randreth Uonse, New York. ment stamp. Sola by all DrnggiBts. ( jy21.dAwlm) ISO?/ ' 1847. ' ' ' '3.868. .Inl80?the;grandfather of Dn Tobias introducea the theprlce Was : a Guinea a Bqttl£ His late Majesty Wlil, iam IV, used it for Chronic Rheumatism and was entirely cured, after »unVring;for tifo .years,, his. attending phy- sicians, being unable to effefct'.a ?ure, and lie wrote a let- ter of thanks irhich ; Is now to possession of my uncie In tlverppoL a h»ye p&r. d iBlOO sjerling for that.letter but It was refused.' tn l^tl-putlt ojrt'ta the Diited Slates, ana now, $u 186S, the sale Is. imnjensei•;-Tbpu- jands it iamUieSiare never withoutit It is safeand in- nocent to spply.sxternally or-tai<e: internally.. lor. 41 yearst haye'\w»rrantea; It, tocure^the following, com- piants:»Cftolerai Dlirrlieai fflysenterj, Group, COHc, OrSmps,*Yoinltlng:-*nft' l 8ea SlcTcneM, Ukenvln)ern«lly 'in'd'Chfonlc RbeumHtisniji.Burns; Gntsi.. Bruites, ci a Sores, fobthache, Frosted l?eet,-8weU.lbgs i ,Insect£Ungj, andpsitisMtntbVOhest.BacfeandJJnib.siiexternally,v. It never falls if'used issdlrectedj for yholeraor Dysen- tery it is certain, if used when first attacked. No one PnWS'ii'yinkltwlUever.beiWithoutit; • . ••-'> 8oU bv DrOK«i»t* Price 50 eta and $1. : De»ot,No.MO6raandt8t.,.New York. Sold by ail h* Druggist! and Storekeepers. (jj21d3Uw*wlm)
