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j-uiiv«>i'u> of Marrlaitc.—lne«cour»e. lectures, afqeliveredaVthe ITew Tork Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How to live and what to llve'fpr ; ?outh, Maturitj' and Old Age : Man? hooh generally reviewe4'.;; The' cause of indigestion, flat- nteace.«nd^er.v6us\ diseases' accounted for; Marriage \»*(.._ _'_L : i.l»^tl— l.~— r ,Vai r .±fi.A -fcrt ' i . . ' •\ M . ' -' ~ -p6cK^^v5>idraes cbhiUlrHng these lectures- will 'be' for- warSetftqprfftiesranalile toattentl, 'on^i'eBeipt ;Si'l»ar stalrifel^ addressing ^Secretary;,' New ~Tork- Muieum Ql;ATa'aiTOroy»B9'8W?n^i'9W'^saff»#,»eT 1 york.;;V.v, ^^p^^SewYor^. —^^--k.-^...^-. froiSffieprffScrip orSe-v-. CHAS. B.KISO, ii. t>. lit. j&j Ao;,.for (he prevention and cute of \\ ' I ' tot the Radical cure of Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh,ana all affections of the Lungs, Throat and Air 'Passage* ; for General and Special Derangements of the Nerv\ous Sys- tem.; for Disorders of the Bloou*; and for all fun'ctroinil Disordero-'of Cue'Stpmachand: Bowels. • : • The Prepared Prescription increases the-strength and deepens:the--cplpi ol'the«pale bltiocL -It subdued the T?e- ver.arid'Chills and diminishes the expecibr Won. It che'cksthe'<night>jweats'.tiway8infrom seven to four teen^c.iys. The appetite is Invigorated and the patient fapidl^-galns 'flesh ; ihe-cough- and difficult breathing are speedilyjiejieyeu ; .the sleep becomes calm and re- fre3h\fng.;Uhe\e.vacuariori-regular and uniform.. All the general sympt-.ms of Consumption, Asthmii, Bronchitis 4C, (listtppear with a really astonishing rapidity. The Prescription should be used in every disease, by whatever nanus known, in which there is exhibited any derangement of the nervous or bloo.d systems. It is un- equalled in female disorders, 3uant.y or Suppressed Menses; Whiles,.*:, The Prepared Prescription is both the best and most ec-»homieal'medicfhe-ihat can- be taken. The average dose is two teaspoousful, taken once a day. The patient never i equtres, under any circumstances,, to use \Cough Mixtures\ for the Cough; ''Uxpectorants\ for the expec- toration ; \Tonics\ for the Appetitite or the Weakness; Iron for the Blood; anodynes ior the nervous irritation, Acids for the Night 3*eats ; or Whiskey or Cod liiver Oil for r the wasting. Its Specific action i3 upon the Con- stitutional Condition, and through this condition upon he whole series otSywiptoms. STil-EMENT FROM PATIENTS, 4c. College Hill, Cincinnati:—I was in the last stages of Consumption. In ten Jays after taking the Prescription my Chills,\ Sight Sweats, Sever &c, decreased and anal- ly altogether disappeared. A, mere Skeleton before, now well stored with flesh. Sly^ restoration is a marvel to all who know me.—Mrs. P. £. Wright. Your Prescription saved my 'laughter's life and haS probably saved me hundreds of doUara.^^Kev. E. Humph reys, Reinaen, N. Y. We bless God for the benefit we have received from your Prepared Prescription.—Rev. P. Peregrine, Bloss- burghyPenn. . „ Every one to wbomlfiave recommended it has bene flttea-much by iis-nse:—nev.C. D Jones, Racine, Wis. The Prepared Prescription is put up in a $1 bottle, and is.-aoldon Pgdensburgh by J, O. s*pragutr, and B. X>. liam- phea'rand by Vruggistsgenerally,or orders may be ad- dressed-to the Sole Proprietors, OSCAR G. BIoaBS 4 Co. 27 Oorllandt.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 writefor it. - ' (stAOrt&weowly) CHEAT REMEDY FOB t, uR MONEY EEPDNDEO. I willisend to any person a remedy that will cnrethis' painful and troublesome disease, by two or three appli- cations. JUtica, March 16.1S6T.—This is to certiry that I have been troubled with the piles for the past thirteen years, having tried every remedy that' has -come to -my knowl- edge without a cure;, until! accidentally heard of Tilling- hast'a-Pile'Remedy.' I h'ave used It but a short time, and am how entirely cured. I now feel like a new man, . ,CHAS. M COOLIDGE. Sworn to before me,-this.lCth day of Mai ch, 1867. , ' D. BEKNSTT, j. P. Sent by mail for 15 cents. -Addresa, J&liN TILLING- HAST, No 129 Genesee-Street. Tltlca^ N. Y. •Certifica'tes-of-cure-may beseeh at myoflice*from'per- sons residing in almost every State in the Onion. •••\• \ '• ; • C8S-T-6in) \BLESSINGS BRIGHTEN AS THEY TAKE THEIR . • .FLIGHT.\ Home,\frierjd3and'all tae enjoyments of life seem-in- finitely more deiivto the sSfferer from nervous debility when the prbabtlity, is that ere long, he must leave them forever. When the hralth has become impaired, and the strength is failing then life looks more ailuriug. Slim ulahts are =the only mea- s of of restoration in cases of nervous debility; The great-difficulty has been to pro- vide a stimulant possessing not- only medicinal merit, but one affording permanent relief If Hostetter'3 Sto- mach Bitters is resorted to.in suc^ cases its beneficial effects will soon bucouie apparent in the buoyancy of spirits and renewed strength of the hitheito dejected patient. Experience has proved this prepaiation to be •'The Remedy of the £ge;\ for Nervous Debility, as well as all diseases arising from derangement of the stomach and liver. persons advanced in life, and feeling the hand of time weighintrheavily uponrtbein, with-al) its attendant ills, will find in the use of Bos'tetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters—an elixir that will ibst-il new life fnto their veins ; restore, m a measure^ the ardor and energy of more youthful days ; buildup their shrunken forms and givehcalthand.vigor to vheir remaining ji.ear8.< Those •who are in' the Last affl'cted with uyspepsla, Ague, Languor, NauseajOr'an> other troublesume and dan- gerous disease, arisuig:irom a disordered sjstcm, should, nbt'hesitate to avail themselves of the benefit denyed' from this greatremedj. Tualmmehse quantiiies of this UiValuabletbtiic that are consumed, ana which isstead- il>'increasing year b> year.i's sufticiehtln Itself to ilis- itrni' the most skeptical.' ' (au5d*«2w) Try the Congress Bitters, !EHE AMERICAN PEOPLE Are empliaticjilly fast livers, Ths constant -wear ana tear of brain and muscle brings on many ailments, In- cluding- TDyspepsIa and all Its attendant hofiof s, such as bulous headache, loss of. appetite, stupor,.hypochondria, and general debility of the whole system. All persons thu>affectedneefi some'sentle-stimulant, which doinpfis-\- es medicinal properties and the virtues of the best ton- ics. Such an article can.be found in AIXEK'S. COSOKE33 Emmas. Shey are not a cheap whiskej, but a scientific preparation of some sixteen kinds 'of Roots and Barks al of'which'afe'acKno'Wlecl'gedby the Medical Faculty tocontain.Wurative and .tonicproperties; Orie.impprt- ant ^ingredient is the Prickly Ash Barki celebrated tbrbnghbut 'Europe as a pfetehtiye of Asiatic Cholera, and.of' all Summer ComDlaints'and Diseases..' All per-.' sons shoul have some reliable family medicine on hand not only\ as a cure but as a preventive, and all-who be- lieve that a pure curative stimulant i3 i>relerable to the many; poisonous compounds •usually called ''Eour,bpn WMsfeey,\' should purchase and use Allen's Congress Bitters. - Address W, .ALLEN, Proprietor, \ * Sort Edward, N. T. P.. B, WISiNIg, Asent, Sbpkinton,. N. Y. ^g^Elbj; J^K..Bi>rlo*, Agent for jOgaensburg, 8V and Mclnjty... vj j^taAyB thChi .j^taAyB the! Children AMnititudes. or them suffer, linger, and die, because of Pin Worms; She only effect- ualiremedy for thesempst.troublesome and dangerous of all wofms Ihichildren or adults, is found to Dr. Oould's Pin-Worm\Sjrnp. Purely vegetable,, safe and certein.— A valuable cathartic, and bent-ficial to health. GEf>. C. GOODWIN A CO., Boston, ana all Druggists. (mhl A. CAXD TO THE l4.A-i>.X'BS. DR. DnPONCO'S Oolden Periodical *6.K ' *SM AIIB. Infallible in-'Correcting InegulwiYiUes, Renwviitg ' 0i\i)iieildn'8uftheW<miTily Turn*fromwJiat- • \i)iieildn8ufy ,f ever cause, and always nueaehsful as a Preventive. ^-ONE PILL IS A DOSEjgt Females pecnliarlj situated, or supposing themselves so,are,cautioned against usingtheSe Pills while in that condition, lest they invite miscarriage, as the proprietor assumes no responsibility after ihis admonition, altho 1 their mildoess would prevent any Injury to-.the health. Otherwise the Pllis are recommended for the alleviation of those suffering from any irregularities whatever^ ao well as to prt vent an increase of Family where health wiU not permit it. In every case they act like a eharm, quieting the nerves and bringing back the rosy color of health to.the.'cheelivorffi'e-most delicate. . • Full and explicit directions accompany each box. Price $1 per box ; G boxes for $5. Sold by one drug- gist in eyery town, Tillage, city and hamlet throughout the world. Sold in ;Ogdensburg by JB. 0 . Lamphear, Druggist, sole agent for \this city. Ladles by sending him $1 to the Ogdensburg Post Of- fice, can have ttte pil]8, sent., (conudt-ntially.) by inail to any-'pSirto'f-ithe'rcount^yv.free'of'.postaije. ' •' ; .'-..' Sold by T. H. Camp & Co , Watertown, N. Y., and De- iasB-.rnes& Co,,.New ?ork. Sold by George Btfks.'PrSscatt, Ont. • • (st26d*wly) S. D. HO WB, Proprietor, New Tork. *-•; . CEISTAI)ORO'S .HAIR DEE, •WWohina twinkling produces the most enchanting Shades of Color, From Browmto BiacS^is -consequently a ..universal fa- vorite, and the more especially as it IMPROVES-!HE W4WTY Of .THE HAIR. And requires renewing leas fre^ueaay than. any_ cither. ^fe!^T^rt^^^A^.^PSk#R^iit*B. ; .. l . , Would you have lnxarjant,. glqsiy tresses clustering around youtbr6w*-'i'?ey ine tendr.ls ,around a. Parian •bait? SuccKas* thttifjSelebratedand matchlessfprepara- tibn Known throughout ;the ftfihiohabl&.w.orldia flrlsta-: d?h«te'PeseB»i<iiveand i beaaUfler.if ASIATIC CHOLERA. 27ie Strongest Proof of Intrinsic Merit. Dear Sir: I should > ave acknowledged lung ago the box of Fain Killer > ou had tbe goodness to send me last year. Its comiiig was most providential. I believe .hundreds of lives were saved,, onder'-God,* .by it.. 9'he cholera appeared here soon after we received it. We sorted at once to the Pain Killer, using as directed for Cholera. A. list «-as kept of all to wh m the Pain Killer was given and our native assistauta assured us !that 8 out\f every 10 to whom it was .prescribed, re- covered. I t has, too, been very useful in various otb.tr diseases I t has proved an incalculable blessing to mul- titudes of poor people throughout all this reelon. Our native preachers are never willing to go. out on their excursions without a supply of the Pain Killer. It gives them f'tvor in the e> es of the people, and access to fam- jilies and localities by whom otherwise they would be Very indifferently received. Believe me, dear sirs, gratefully and faithfully yours, J. M. JOHoSON, [3y21d3taw4wlm] Missionary at Swatow, China. wtored by. J . OhrlstiHoro -W&i•'••«'• Astor few fork. '-Soia'Dy- •Druggists.' 'Applies by il l JBMrOrM.er. \ '\ ?'v..91«*l* in If i«*iig' liliitt—Tbe utmost reliance may be placed /SPECIFICpmis; :• JortlteSpeedy and^Perraanent-cnre-of-Seminal Weals ie«s bremissiorartue«?uK<5f loathful Indiscretion or _ . . mt .\ _.r_ ,i_i. —._.«. .a •'^'iioiit\ •detec'jib'' n T in*-\- ttdilreng* 'fJrHeeli; ,.?&&?¥**&>, >&*> stooodon* .entifjree. ^Enclose.Mamp. , ; .,, ,,:v • „_- afibacannot,procure,the,piUa,,J:nclose the,money anc »ddre»s Dr. J. &lT»:N;.SiKEast.l§tr. St, Se w torkisna BV81NKS9 NOTICB8. Sowing Macbines. We are having a great many inquiries for sewing machines from various parts of the coun- try, and as we cannot conveniently reply to them all byrnaiijlwe have 'thought it proper to state V9X 9BiBWB 'W regard to them in this pablVc manner. We have used Wilson's patent, man- ufactured by the Wheeler & Wilson Manufac- turing Company, and we can say in regard to it that it is without a rival. It is simple, not easily put out of order when. in proper hands, and } in point of effectiveness and finish, DO other machine stands ahead of it. This famous Sowing Machine is highly appreci- ated the world over. We state this much in re- gard to the excellent machine upon our otra re- \sppnsibillcy. The Company have made and sold during the last three months about 13,000 machines, and are now producing and selluie 150 per day.\— Scientific American. ' Dodds & Hutton, 6*7 Ford Street, are agents for the Wheeler & Wilson machines in this city. PiNANOiAL.—Phalon!* Horde May.q, the new perfume lor the handkerchief, is creating con- siderable excitement among the five-twenties, also among the sweet sixteens. Sold by all LOOK AT THE RUINS.—Ai e, look at the ruins of what were once magnificent sets of teeth, to be seen everywhere in society. Look at them and ask yourself if it is not marvelous that such destruction is permitted, when by singly using -Suzodont, any teeth, however fragile, may. be preserved from decay or blemish as long as life lasts. Spalding's Glue is useful in every house. eve are two special qualities which de- termine aud fix the superiority of Mrs. S. A. Al- len's New Style, improved Hair Restorer or Dressing, in one bottle, over all other prepara- tions for the the hair. First, the prompt, quick action, great growth, life and vigor that it is sure to give to the Hair, never failing, by a few applications to restore Gray or White Hair to its natural color, imparting to the Hair a de- lightful arorna, fresh, delicate and unchangeable in any climate. Second, its easy application, without any previous preparation of the Hnir; without that sticky and disagreeable sulphur odor found and complained of in all other pre- parations. It never soils the skin or linen. La- dies will find it a standard toilet luxury to dress itheir Hair. It retains the Hair in any desired position, and is cooling healing and cleansing to the scalp, removing immediately all scurf, daud- uff, and pimples. Price $1. Sold by ail Druggists. • OlSdttl&l) N O -i I i! i; » . ERRORS OF YOUTH. lean send yon Sanitary Rules and Instructions that will enable you to recover your Manhood without, the use of Medicine, by simply following the laws of nature and of health. Enclose stamp and address I1BNRY AMSDEN, (ap2Sc!Staw&wly) • Station D,, New' York. FHVLON'S \ l'APHUN LOTION, ' For Beautifying the Skin and. Complexion. EEMOVES ALL S)-uptions,.lreckles, Pimples, Moth Blotches, Tan,, • «6o; :il a-»(i theiSKin bofi,x fafr and Mooming. For Ladie3 in the Nursery it is invaluoble. IVn: Gentlemen-after.Shaving it has no equal. \Paphian Lotion\ is the only reliable remedy for dis- eases aud blemishes of. the Si.in. PHAION'S \PAPHIiN SOAP\ \for the {Collet, ism-aery and Bath 'Will not chap the Skin. Price 25 cents per cake. Pior d e Mayo. Kl\l- d e iTlujo. ' A New Perfume jur the Handkerchief. • Exqulate, Del- icate, Lasting Fragrance. MULON, 4 S'IN, New York. Sjald by atl Druggists. tmhgldeodly) American House, • • 3O.-T0^, MASS. THE IJARGESr \PIBST CLASS HODSB IK'NEWENGLASO. afVertical Kail tray. Suite* anil bln?le Apartments, with I'atbing ana Water cpnveniencies connecting; Billiard Balls, TrlekraphOfHoii and Cafe. (jelldtnth-3-3m)' LH.WIS RIOE * SON. JOUYEN'S Inodorons Glove Cleaner WILE atly clean Kid CMrtvea, trltliout iujnrine the iboat delicaic color aud Is entirely free from any Odor. j The Gloves can be cleaned on the hand and worn im- mediately. f>ne bottle will save you the price of adoz- ; en pairs of Gloves > . • ' For sale by all Dni);gl3t3 and Fancy Goods Dealeri. None gcniiine withou t tbe. nlgnuiureof V. 0. WELLS * CO., 132 Fulton St., NX, , (mhl0d6m) Wholejale Agents. BOOTS AND SHOES CHEAPER THAN EVER. Johnson Bros*, AT THZIR HEW STORE, STREET, Have just opened and are now offering for sale a splen- did Summer stoctof Boots, Ihoes, Gaiters, ''• AT' piiirais' DEF Y ' COMPETITION. IHB STOCK i in' the Line | '*roni a Shoe-TLace to the tinistWork made. -|3F\We'mamifaciuT to PrderTrehch; and American Calf Boots and Shoes, Sewed or' Pegged, at Reaaonable! Rates. _ .er-OAIt AND S«E :IDH VO0R8eLTE9. Neil. Door to tbe >'os't Office, State Street, Ogdenaburg. (je8d*wilm) . , ,- ., , JOHNSON BROS. 1 (•-;-.»:\i'-.i 0GDENSBUK6, N. T. LOCAL AMD MISCELLANEOUS, The Saendelssohns. ThiD jlTendelssorms hold forth a t Eagle Hall to-night. Those who love good music will be repaid by attending: With less pretensions;; they have more musical Ability than thetoasted'Brig- noli ©pera Troupe, which humbugged our people a couple of months ago. Accident at Dekalb. A aon of Mrs. McAdams, in thetown of De- kalb, lately fell from a scaffold to the bam floor, bruising him severely and breaking the upper thirdl thigh b6ne. Dr. Taylor was sent for and dressed the wounds and set his leg. He is now in a fair way to recover. Ne w Line oi Steamers. TlieSyracuse Standard says: \Movements have been on foot some time with a view to a new line of American steamboats on Xake Ontario and the river St. Eawrence, arjd we hear that the matter is about settled, that; capitalists of OHWCS- go, Utica, Syracuse and Ogdcnsbufg and Moma- town have become interested and that the neces- sary 1 step for organizing ihe company have been taken-. ,Wehear that itisthe intention of the company to build two first class itcamboats for theilakelind two for the river flext season; to be followed by one or two for th« lake the sea- son following. These boats are lo be built at 'Clayton. Masseua Springs. #e have a pleasant letter from a Mend at Massena Springs, from which weilearn that the United States Hotel has a full Complement of visitors, and that the 9ummer is passing along pleasantly and agreeably to 'all.'' \Mine host,\ of t'he ''States,\ is spoken of as: manly and obliging landlord, whi inwus opinion of all visitors. T e pressure on oun columns prevents us givini most gentle- h is the unau- the letter in full. I. O. oi G.T. At a regular meeting of Og ensburg Lodge Noi 2S5 I. 0. of G. T : , held AugistS, 1868, the following officers were duly instilled for tho en- suing quarter, by Arthur T. Jdies, Lodge Dep- uty!: W. 0. 1.—W. P. Howar. W. V; T.-.Mr3. W. L. Tt^mpson. W. S.—L. Barber. W. A. S.—Miss H. Higbe<j W. P. S.—i. B. Leonard. W. T.—Miss J. Davis. W. C—Rev. L. L. Wood.' W. M.— B. Algie. | W. D. M.—Miss A. Thonison. W. I. G.—Miss A. Marshih W. O. G.—G. K. Persons W. K. H. S.—Mi3s M. A fuck. W. L. H. S.—Miss S. A. Saith. P. W. 0. T.—W.L. Thbrtsoh. bonds received fron Hon. W, A. Wlheeler in exchange for our cjy bonds, have been sold to the State at rates wjich net a small bonus to the city. We understaid that there will be no trouble in disposing ol all at par. ,To th e Magistrates of St. lawrence Co I As many of the records return*! to the County Clerk, in cases where you have se|tenced persons beyond sixty days, are incorrecj, and do not authorize a conviction for a bcond offence, I wish to call your attention tothe provisions off the statute upon the subject. By chapter 139, section 2, ljws of 1858, in •reference tO the Albany Peniteuijiry, and which, by chapter 289, laws of 1859, isuade applicable ,iia nil cases where a contract 9 made by one 'county with another having a Phitentiary, it is raade the duty of every Court, iolice Justice or Justice of the Peace, by whom |ny persoD may be' sentenced for a term not lessihan sixty days, ',* * to sentence such person Ii imprisonment to hard labor in the Onondaga P^vitentiary, and toy a warrant duly signed to caug such person so slentenced to be forthwith coneyed by some proper officer to the Penitentiarl It will be seen I have blended he two statutes, and given them the constructio! which I think would be given them by the iurts. When a person is sentenced for sixty dffs or more, your record should state that you sotenced tho pris- oner \to be imprisoned, at had labor in the Onondaga County Pemfcntiafyjfor the term of days.\ In such cases yu will issue your warrant, directing the keeper bf the Onondaga County Penitentiary to recere and keep ths iprisoner at hard labor. It isiot necessary to Send the prisoner to the Sherif at Canton, but Ihe can be sent direct to the Ptiitentiary by any suitable officer. Tours, &q ( B.H. ARY.Dlst. Att'y. Political Iteis. • A record has been opened at he Custom House in East Saginaw, in which the ciptains of vessels reporting have affixed their nates with reference to the Presidential candidates jhey will-go for. Of thirty-four names entered, ^irty-one were for Grant and three for Seymour/ Two declined to sign, one of whom said his fther was a Demo- crat and he was a Democrat, but he would be cursed if he would vote for Sejinoiir. Grant, in his boyhood, delipted in breaking in horses. He would take a iiitural trotter and in a short time the animal wouil become a pacer. He may now be considered, fren his war record and, his letter of acceptance of the Chicago nomination, which he closes »tb \Let us have peace,\ the Great American Pjcifyer. Blair, to spite a companion, nee sank his own shirt in the river. By acceptig the Tammany Hall nomination he repeated t e operation—and 'sank himself with the shirt! One of our Democratic ex danges, after no- ticing a Seymour ratification reeting, exultingly exclaims: \The goose hangs hgh !\ Wise goose; ihe kno.ws. his danger when Scmour's \^friends\ congregate. * j The Hon. T. W. Green, a pominent Indianap- 'oiia Democrat, repudiates jeymour and Blair, and comes out for Grant andColfax. A. J. Donelson is out forSeymouT. We un- derstand tbat Donelson claim that he. once ran for Vice-President with a m|n named Fillmore. j'-'HtSreis'shewar-songpf th Blair(music) : . ( ' Piff! Paff! Pou ! Hitherl come ! j Oui! o'erf moi'U Qvrn al Bourn I 1 I'm bound for Woshingt l. Who shall cure ! To stand in the way of eneral B'alr ? ; The Gbicago Post says: ' There is a hiatus in Grant's history, say the Det ocrats. That may be, but it is nothing compai d with the hiatus he made in the Democratic par? at Vicksburg in 1863, and at-Appomatoi inp.865.\ The World is figuring ovjr the defeat of Mc- iClellan to prove that Seymar may be elected. .Two and two make five, of bourse ! The Democracy have beet trying to.jtiw the wind for a long time. Theygot a whole bag full when they'secured Blair. Rrip« Appltf. Robert Atcheapn.-of- tlbisicity, lias laid!pnjhe editorial table a'jjpeeimen of' ripe appleSj picked from his trees. They were large and mellow and afford abundant proof of his success as a fruit Ne w Store. P, O'ljeary lias taken trie stand recently occu- pied by J. Bi Armstrong as a meat market, fitted up itie sime in good style, and opened with a new and complete stock of groceries and pro- visions. It is his intention to keep a full supply, aud sell at as low prices as any one in the busi- ness/ Give him a. call. • No Moonlight Excursion. The moonlight excursion Spoken of in yes- terday's .4(foance; is not to come off; the an- nouncement being made through a misunder- standing. Terrible Panic in Manchester, England. During a regular performance at Lang's Music Hall, Manchester, England, on Saturday night, an alarm of fire was raised, and twenty persons mostly women and children wera crushed to death by the excited crowd while en. deavoring to rush from the hall. There was no fire. Confidential. To the Ladies of this city and of St. Lawrence Count}' generally. If you want to save time and money, get the Weed or Grover & Baker Sew- ing Machine, in time for Fall sewing. If you fail to do so you lose money. On exhibition at Thompson & Wilson. Go in and see the ma- chines ; they are worthy of notice, ^ Sale ot Gold Leai. This valuable horse, owned by C. Is and -F. B. Baldwin, of this city, was sold at the close of the Buffalo races, last week, for §2,500. Gold Leaf won the third purse in two ot the races— in one of which ten horses were entered. . Sherman, who was responding to a oall of the people who assembled at St. Joseph, the other day, to welcome Gen. Grant, dried up a noisy Democrat, who insisted on interrupting him with saucy language, as follows: \Gentle- men—I do not counsel violence, but if I lived in St. Joseph, I would have that man taken down to the Missouri river and ducked. I thought the rebels had enough of fighting.\ Times Washington special corresr pondent says that previous to leaving Washing- ton for Auburn, Mr. Seward informed one of his lonfidential friends that inasmuch as he could not support the New York nominations, he would embrace an early opportunity to declare for Grant and Colfax. P. H. Silby, a member of the Democratic State Central Committee of California, has writ- ten a letter in favor of Grant and Colfax. A Patriot of 1837—A Victim of British Cruelty. The Buffalo Courier notices the appearance in Buffalo of Samuel Washburn, one of the Canadian patriots of 1837, who was banished for life to Van Dieman's land. He was born in 1809. When banished he was 32 years of age. Two or three years ago Quten Victoria issued a proclamation liberating the victims of the war who were confined in Van Dieman's Land, but no provision was made to enable the unfortuuate men to reach their native land. This old man for two years after his liberation, worked for ten cents a day to raise money enough to briug him to this country. He reached New York two weeks ago, and has managed to get as far as Bulialo. Upon his arrival there he was entirely destitute, but, strange to say, he fell in with an old citizen who knew him when he resided in that locality many years ago, and who furnished him with the means to reach his relatives, a brother and sister, at Wales. He left for his destination Friday afternoon. What a meeting there will be. between, the brothers and sister. The old man, although completely broken down n body, can recollect things that happened long, long ago, and talks quite intelligently. Hi3 thirty years of banishment have done their work, Lnd the young man who spent the best years of his life serviug out a penal sentence, is turned adrift in his old age by the British Government to starve to death, if not cared for by friends. His treatment while imprisoned was fearful; most of the time he, with other prisoners, having been harnessed to a plow and made to do the work of horses, &c. From the Ballot-Box to the Cartridge- Box. There wa3 a State Democratic Convention at Atlanta, Ga., on tho 24th of July. It was com- posed of the unreconstructed rebels of the State, with Toombs, Oobb and General Hill as leaders. Their speeches ran over with treasonable threats, like the following, which we find in the reported speech of one Ramsey, of Columbus : \^Ve have aroused in our might once more, under the leadership of Seymour and Blair, to raise the Constitution from the dust. Georgia has passed through a fiery ordeal. Some of her children, during the war she was compelled to wage, deserted her and joined her enemies. *Lct them Tie like Arnold, forever accursed. We have seen our soldiers lull, our cities in flame3, our citizens torn from their peaceful homes. TVe looked upon it unmoved and unblanched. But we can bear it no longer. We will now, at all hazards, recover our lost liberties, and restore the State. We are in the midst of a great revolution, which may end peacefully at the ballot-box; but if not, then the true men of the South will rally once more around their now folded banner, and will try the issice at the cartridge-box. [Loud aud enthusiastic applause.] Remember the ancestors from whom you sprung. There are men in the North who are now truly with you, and who will, in such a conflict if necessary, lead your bat- talions. We did not make the other war. It was forced upon us. We simply stood for the rights for wnich our fathers bled! And wo will stand there again, come peace or war. [Loud applause.] J@p\Work -wonders with your hair. The first application of Barrett's will convince you. iTl A I t K E I S . NEW YOM,4. Ashes—Market nominal at &M@i.Z1\. Cotton—Market firm at 29*@30 for SI. XJ. Flour—Receipts 2,931 bbls. Market higher. Sales 9,000bbls.at 7.26@8.20 sup. fine state and western 8.80@8.65 for choice ex. state ; 8.90(^11.90 for common to choice extra west- em; 9.10^13.30 common to good shipping brands extra Round Hoop Ohio. Rye flour firm at 8.00(910.25. \Wheat—Keceipts 1,900 bushels. Mariot improved. Sales 10,000 bush, of choice No. X Spring at 2.08 ; white Oal. 2.90. ' Corn—Receipts 88,800 bushels. Market improved. Salet- 164,000 bush, of choice mixed western at 1.10«>1.18. Oats higher at 82@83£ for Western. Pork—Market closed firm.. Sales 1,260 barrels at 28.75@28 8? new mesa. Beef quiet. PORTLAND, 4.—Delegates from all parts of the country are present at the International Commercial Convention here. Hon. Samuel Merrill, Governor of Iowa, was made President. A long list of Vice Presidents and Sttiretarys was also appointed. A'business cb'mmittee was appointed and the Convention took a recess at S BY NEW YORK, 4.-*Amcrican-Goldrl~.46. .-..- PORT COLBORNE, 4.—The following vessels passed here to-day : Schr. S. J. Luff, Ogdensburg to Erie. Prop. Henry Howard, Port Huron to Ogdensburg.— Prop. Prairie State, Cleveland to Ogdensburg. BOSTON, i.-r-Oapt. Pinan, 6i tllfi Momtfufflfify Guard, haa challenged the New York Webster Guard to a second drill for the champion flag, to tnke place within three months, at some in- termediate point between New York and Boston. CINCINNATI, 4—John Bareman, of this city, committed suicide, yesterday, by shooting him- selfchrough one bead. . The recent rise in the Ohio river has enabled all the iirst class packets to resume their trips between Cincinnati and Louisville. KOCHESIEB, 4.—A dwelling house owned and occupied by Tobias Hammon, was destroyed by fire last nighty and a Bon of Mr. Hammon aged six years, perished in the names. NEW YORE, 6.—Times Knoxville special says: The delegation of ex-rebel Generals who visited Gov. Bro-vvulow here, obtained no promise that he would urge the removal of disabilitiea from disfranchised whites. A message will be forwarded to the legisla- ture, wnich will give them the power to legis- late on the subject in ex ira session, taws for equiping the militia will be passed. The If. Y. and Eastern Zinc Works at Mossy Creek, w.ere closed this morning by attaching creditors. NEW YORK, 5.—Times special says a private telegram from Lieut.-Gov. Gleasou, of Florida, dated at Tallahassee, and received here to-day, announces the fact that tbe Legislature of that State has passed an act providing for the elec- tion of the Presidential Electors by the jointbal- lot of the two Houses of the Legislature in joint convention. ThiB example will, doubtless, be followod by other Southern Slates, and, perhaps, by all of them.. It has been recommended by many lead- ing Republicans, and is accepted as the safest mode of choosing electors in those States. The health of Hon. ThaddeuB Stevens is agiiin declining. A few days since he suffered an attack from diarrhoea from which he has not yet recovered, and from the effects of which he?Wbeen,constantly con- fined to his bed. He has received 'no visitors except intimate friends for two days, and to- night is reported in an exceedingly critical con- dition. Watchers are constantly at his bedside, and the greateBt exertions are being made to revive him, but in vain. His wasted strength seems to be tooJ'argone to recuperate. MARRIES. £3?\MARRIAGE NOTICES FIFTV CENTS BACH. On the 4th, by Rev. J. T. Hewitt, Col. J . C. O. KED- INGTON, of thefirm.of .Redington.iHowe.Cmnsic-acal- ers) ot Syracuse, to Miss EJlBfA SWANGBS, otthlB city. ITo cards. We conjramlate the happy pair, a'na wUh the* the fullmeeaol their highest anticipations. May the gallant Colonel, wh« confronted the enemies of his r country on the field of cirnage.live'to besuppdrtea in the battle of life by a wholeregiment of progeny. 1868. COAL. 1808. Delaware, lacXawan* and Western H. K. Co.; . '' W E WILL SBLTi, UNTIL 3URTHER NOTICE* THE Celebrated Coa's of thit Company, at the follow- ing prices per ton of 2000 potmC*. Lump $8 60 larg^Eeg .\ 8,50 Small-Egg i 8 60 Stove 8 75 Chestnut ,.:....*..\ '8:50. Our Coal is equal, if not superior to any in MarVet, and will he well screened ind sent out In the best possi- ble conditi- n. J^^TERMS CASH ; Best selected Lehigh Lump for Foundry use, and Blossburg for Bt-cksmiths, constantly on hand Also Hard and Soft Wood. HAXL *• GARDNER. Ogdensburg, Augi 1,1S6S; .- UyVfdtf) LIFE INSURANCE CO, 312 Broadway, NewI'Tortr. All forms of life ana Endowment Volicle3 issued, l'nirty days grace allowed in payment of premiums. Note taken for one-half tne premium. All policies non.forreitiog alter two years. All policies incontestable alter five years. Dividends declared and paid annually. The last Dividend on Jbife Policies was 50 per cent. . JAME8 SIMONDS, Agent, Great Western Railway Office, Ogdensburg, JN. Y. A NEW IMPROVEMENT IN ROOP- IlVti. T HE UNDERSIGNED IS APPLYING TO ORDER the following descriptions of Roofing: The Petrify- ing Ro k Roofing, adapted to all kinSs of Eoo'fs. Price per square fsot, 6% to 7 cents. Also the celebrated \Plas- tic Slate Roofing, and Asbestos' Roofing, both among the best in use. Also Cement for Shingled Roofs, partly worn out. It fills all the cracks and makes the roof tighfc and fire-proof. References given. • &. A. BTJCKtTAN. Ogdensburg, July 2S, 186S. (jy29dlw) SECOND ARRIVA L OF NEW GOODS Great Seduction in Prices. Owing to the depressed condition of tlie market I now offer my immense stock of . DEY GOODS Consisting of Black A: Colore d Silks , Alexander, FrcncU & Irfali Poplins, Black & Colored Grenadines^ MARSEILLES, ' ' f Black :y Colored Alpacas. ' : ; GINGHAMS, PIQUES, FRENCH JACONETS, Organdie*, And In fact everything in the line of Kress Goods at 25 : per cent below our former prices; , JUST RECEIVED 200 DOZ. HOOP SKIRTS At Prices that cannot be beat in Northern New York. GOO»S. ' Of all kinSs at wholesale and retail. In this particular branch we defy competition and will not be undersold. ~\ T ~ . , {SgrThis is no liumbug,but facts which can be provea \J*^ ..,.. . „„ , FRANK'S,, (d*w 5S Ford 'Street, Ofcae . ABDBESS T« THK MYOUS and' ••\••• : •> :- ;: - $:•*''• hi Whose nufferlnet have been protract* cd from hidden, c»uie», & whoae . ' ' \ I •' 1 • i 'I.. ^ • ,. . ,; f r.; r , . •.-,,\ ! ease? require prompt treats •;' '..;. ment to render life destr- afele. • i i ',-.••: :. • • • ::/•'. If you are suffering or have suffered from involuntary discbarges, what effect does~'it pruduce upon your gene- ral healih ? Do you feel weak, debilitated,easily tired ? Does a little extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart ? Does your ilver, or urinary organs, or your kid- neys, frequently'get out of-order? Is your urine thick, milky or flocky, or is it ropy on settling ? Or does a thick scum rise to the top ; or is a sediment at the bot- tom after it ha- stood awhile ? Do. you. have spells of short breathing or uyspeptfia ? Are your bowels con- stipated ? Do you have spells of of fainting or rushes of blood tothe hea-i ? Is your memory impaired ? Is your mind constantly dwelling .upon this tuf.ject? Do- you fejil dull,.Ustless,vinpElng, tlrea of co'mpany or life? Do you wish to be left alone; to get away from everyone ? Dneg any little thing make yftu start or jump ? Is your sleep broken or restless ? Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant-? The..bloom.of your cbeek.as bright ? Bo you enjoy yourself in society as well ? Tio you pursue your business with the same energy ? Do you feel as much confidence in, yourself? Are your spirits .dull and flagging, given to fits' of melancholia ? If ao, ao'not lay it to your liver or dyspepsia. Have you restleBS nights, your baclc weak\ your knees weak, and have' but little ap- petite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver com- plaint? No; reatler, dlseaaes'badly' cured,, and excesses, are capable of prodttping.a weakhe'aii-i&^the generative or- gans. The organs of generation when in perfect health make the man Bldjou ever think that those bold, de- fiant, enegetib, perueverlng,.successful- business men are always those wndse .genitive organs are in- perfect bealljS? You never bear .such, men complajn of being melancholly, of neryoiiBness, or palpitation of the .heart. They are' neyer~afraldtthey cannot- succeed' in business —they don't become-sad and discouraged-; they are al- ways polite and pleasant In the.company of ladies, and look you and them right In the face—none of your down- cast looks pr-otber meanness about:.tliem; 1-do no'tmean those %ho-k'eepthe'organslnflamted'>jy \runnirjg.t'b ex- cess. These will not only ruin their constitutions, but alaothosethey do business with or for. ... How many men, from badly cured diseases' and ex- cesses, have brought about .that state of weakness in t' ose organs that has reduced the general system so much s to Induce almost every other disease, idiocy, paralysis, spinal affections, euicide, and almost every other form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real cause of the .trouble scarcely ever suspected,, and have doctored for all 1 but the right one. Diseases of these organs require the use of a diuretic. Heimbold' ; EXTRACT BUOTItT IS THE GREAT DIURETIC. AND ; Is a certain cure for aiseases of the Bladuer, KWneys, trravel, dropsy, Organic Weakness. Female Com- plaints, General' Debility. Ana all aiseases oi the Urinary Organs. Whether existing-in Male or Female, from- whateve.. cause originating, and no matter of how long, standing.'' If no treatment is submitted to, Conaumptioh-or 'In- sanity may ensue. Our Flesh ana.Blood are supported from these sources, and the Health and Happiness and that of Posterity depends upon prompt use of a relia- ble remedy. ' \'.\.\ HELMBOLD'3 'iDONCESiRATEp Extract Established upwards of 18 yearB; Prepared by' H. T. HELMBOLD, DRUGGIST, 594 BROADWAt, NEW tORK, and *»rlce $1.25 per bottle, o r Six for $6.5 0 SOW BY, VRJJOMBTS EVBRTWITERK •aon*up tea JgeiS£«3* turesTbtijirweinaaaHHp.mfeScKpoIs: iBpeelal.atfenf. tloh toTnoaern languages, Music Sbd Arfc Dr. Xe»ls' Gtls pituatiotfantfcumate:urit,urpas«ea.. Jpr 'litiiiix \•• »Pi. '.\'«..'':.- •^ri.i.i,i!.:'.ii>,vV..-.*>-..i7.'i^\ .-'100: S'#T ;.../;<• *-,, \.. i .. i , r .^.r-.:,v^.-- ; .---. i :..r.-.J«.-:W - .--60 m i: \ • , . .V...i'.w....'.;.•*...\• i:.-i*.>i>l-- .'§§ ' ^O'l;.'.:••.;;•** :-••\ '.•,,..•>,.!,.. .....,'• &-s».'..-i . ••*•••,- '-'K^' |0JEleBantllosewooijpWo|i leac^.-.^^vlPi^'fe '.wO' 8.00gi T40 ^I 60 to. : W5 i'isHi-ILjiv'i-IIja-ii'i. ?5 to;. .8QQ, We Oll\Palntln»>f iiamed'^ltog^yiagSiiBUver'W*r.e* Phptogr»ph.Albums,ari(] i'largetssortm'ent: of fine gold ftye^ta«^»lue*ayi^Q0.0Q0 -1 ! Oil Painting, IrtphiMbj 3w.c»Ot» J *n.t\\l ( .^^*** i * 4 ' < ^^iv Jt ', v y'iww.'-^ -' -••-•:;•- A chance to draw any of tiieabove Ertzesby p ing a sealed Uuket for i5centt:Ticlcet»:d«icribing each; prize are »ealed,hienvelopes:andthorougfilj mixed. On receipt of 25cents.» sealed.Uclcet'wlU be drawn without choice and aelivered at our office, or sent, by raall to any address. The prize/named upon It will be delivered to tlujtioltethblder on payment of »1. ErizeB will be ira- medlataly lent to any addreis, as reqnested^ l)y express orreturn.m«ili .;.\.'• ': \ ...;-•. t, ^iilkhpw what^our prize is hefdreyoii payfdrlt. r..-ie.»iay Uei .exenanged..for, another ; ol-.tlief.sain e . .. .Uo;#lank8i...\ . -..,..•.• ... . - ••\••.• -; Qur,patron»-.can'depeiia:on'fair.dealing. .. KBFEaENCBSip5We;»eleot;> the iem lpU6wlDg..naines, •torn, ftejnany.Tjlibnliav.e lately drawn -valuable prizes and kindly ,p«rmiiteij'us to publish them: : - < g. T. \?ilkins,JJuu*lp,N. fetlOOO:; Mils Annie Mon- roe^.Ghlcago, Piano, - ; ^G50; ikobt^. ifaclispn, 'iJubiiqrie,' Iowa, Gold.'VVawu;*25»;;-KJIUP McOarthyj iouisvUlej; Ky,fiiamond>ClusterRing,fc(iOO; i ; ft A. PatterBpn, NsW' JBedfqrd, Mass.VSilver.iTea'Bet, $H5,; Msa' JSmnm -Wal- wqrth, Milwaukee,:Wis:,:Eiim'o;*500!;:R6v; T. W. Pitt,- Olevelana.LOhibiJIelodSon, *125: . . ' . ; \ We publisa no nimeB wliKout permission. Opinlpps of the Pre»B~\-!?hey are doing, the largest business-;, .the nrra4s'rellable<'ancl'.deBerve their'success; ty, i VWehaveexamineBtheir iyStem, anavknowtoentto be a fair dealing flrm.'MS. T. Herald, jeb: 2Sf, 186S. \Latt week a friend of ours drew a $500 prize, which was promptly receivedi J '-?riDaily News-, Mar 8,186S. Sena for circular giving many more references and fa- vorable notices from the Press, liberal lnducementsto Agents: Satisfaction guaranteed. Everypackage.of seal- ed envelopes contains one.casb gift. Sis Tickets for $1,. 13fpr $%4 S5,»r $54,110. Joi-#15. \AllletterssuOuldKe-addressedtoiHAKPEfi 'WIESON * qO.jWSBroaclwaft.N. Y. coo p i»tticK.i,A>rjEiis ' ' '. . ' Willing to work ten hours a day-atthe'rafe of $5 will find steady employment by calling on or addressing Secretary of the-Mechanics and Traders ExcKange, No. 511,ibertySt.,NewTbrki. ' - . THE CELEBRATED \ WALTEK After 25 years experience \rith-tlie presentiender and late varieties, we know the WAttEB, now first offered, will restore confidence in grape raising. Itnever.rots..— Its abundant'sugar raisins it iu-doors or on the vine; is a great grower and bearer, now contains 146 .clus ers of blaom ; is very compact in clustef at the'Bast, which is ah advantage in marketing. We have not known the foliage to mildew. It succeeds In dry and very wet soil. In a seedling of the Delaware, crossed with the Diana, and better than eitber. Ripens before the Hartford, therefore the earlieBt, hardiest and- best variety. No 1 one year, $5 each in advance. Orders filled in rotation while supplj lasts. No charge for packing. Send stamp for beautiful cut and opinions ot many vaneyaid- ists. FJSRKIS & OAXWOOD,. Po'keepsie, N. Y. Lttdlow Asthma Remedy Will surely relieve those afflicted with the Asthma, and In many cases a permanent cure has been effected by its use for one year: Ihayenever knowh a single inr stance wh->re relief lias not been glVen.by tbe use of'thl£ valuable medicine. Price $1 50. Sold by Druggists. M. H. BROWN, Agent, Potsdam, N.Y. \WEABlNG OF THE GBEEN.\ ! Agents wanted for the most entertaining book pub- lislied,abounding in Romance, Humor and Wit. Agents say it is the best selling book out, as people are tired of repetitions of dry details ana army reports. One a^ent sola58 in one week.J : . it\ Another, 05 Another, 92. Send for circulars, termsrand newspaper opinions. Also, family Quato Bibles, best ekltion published. WM. FLIMl', Publisher, 26 So. 7th St. Phila, Pa. ' Agents wanted on -Salary or Commission, to canvass for tilTTLEF'rai.D' S GRANT. EXECUTED IN PURE LINE BY B. GUGLER. \ \I regard Mr. Iiittle'Heia'o Portrait of myself the best everengraveaj'^tJ: S..,Grant. ' ! Address; J. S. Iilttlefleldi Washington, D. C. Chemical Electro Silver Plating Flnid makes worn oni plated ware as good as new. For saie by .druggists. •.. yi&*~ Samples for trial sent free by mail on receipt of: 25 cents to pay for packing ana postage. Address J . SHAW, Chemist, 30 Elm Street, liridgport, Conn.— Agents wanted everywhere. . .,-\\•' A curio as Book, . A-beautifulIy illustrated, book worth, a thousand dol- lars, sent free onTeceipt of 50'cents by-addressing Dr. JdHS VANDBRPOOL, No. SO elinton Place, New Tork City. By means of special conlracts with publishers through- out the country we are enabled to offer to Suehvtenns-.ascannot.fali'to:aftracfc attSntion, We hare ,, already-secured contacts witii'sii lists of pO Newspapers, ' • - Comprising ': • '' ; •'•.- ''-.'.\ - \ ONE BttJBlDill3P ~ '\' In'tlie six Sejv Bfiglana States. \ ' . --- • ~ , ^ ,' iritneS^te>r New-Tork. •-; -. • ' '-'•\• A • - •,\• \ • . \. tnphlq.inaianaMdihfnoiS. \ vDet. aha .Wk. ONE HXIlVmtfeli '., Wls.;, Iowa, Miihi) and Mo. - ONE HB^p (PalHesi) selected from 2\' S^teSj s \ '','.\ : AsrlStfitoraland Litsrarj^,ina ! - .^Hs^sjM--?^^:*^^ rVfe are prepared to receive A'dvertisments:fpr»;nej(iji«t'. j ..,,'• \.-.-.'• '-oi'?l r ty Newspaperspmffie .\ \\•-•.\ r \ • t T - • ' , , •*• ' . • • ' ; \' ' - 'EmbraciDg California, .Oregon* Nevada, and'the tefrifo- ; •/riesiof llpntana, t',tah ) .Idali6.ana.WashingtPnkt . li : ' Also:a NewiCist ofTJew'spaperBi Rv'-whlch-w'e^-caff'iii, : sert '•'ani Advert}sementoccupjing,ajn}nch;'of stS^Jn^) Newspapers, for 40 cents each per month. , Sena Btamp4pr'GIrcuiar;, Addre??'' . HnHB ASSESSORS OF ! THE fOrVN O? .OSW:. L gatchievfiayecompletedtheir Aasessmejit RpU' v f6r' thepresenbyeaVandacopyiSlereat'Oieo^ce oFehasi^ I.Baldwin, State Btreet/intnecityiSrOgaensbufg. where' the same ntty be seen-and examined by 8>ny jpefKOh'lni •• ierestea,untitthethird Tuesday of JLugustJana on«bw> oay the'AsseBsorswlll meetattheiTown House- ip\the cltyof Qgaens'burgj-tb-reyiew-their- assegsments-bn-tQe- application of anyfpersonscpn.celvISSWmself aggrieved. ? \ , • , • OHARfcES I.BALDWIN, , f ' ',-.'.• .• •\• W, B. AlitENi .\...- * '„ ' iflSNRK iOBINSON, -,. - 1 • \\ ' ' JOHN A.-FBR;GBSON > . ' .. liTO,. July SI, 1868. (au3d4wtd) Assessors., ., s
