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•• M SPBCIA1 SOSICES. Philosophy of Marriage.---A. new course Lectures, a3 delivered at the New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the subjects: How t o live and What to live for; Youth, Maturity and. Old Age : Man- hood generally reviewed; The causa o l indigestion, flat- ulence andNervous diseases accounted Jor; Marriage p liilosophically considered, Ac. Pocket volumes containing theae lectures will be for- warded to parties unable to attend, o n receipt of four stamps, by addressing: Secretary, New York Museum of Anatomy and Science,61S Broadway, New York. (fo25dly) MOtLER'S NORWEGIAN COD UVER OIL i s less objectionable to the taste and amell; 13 more_ readily taken by delicate b y delicate persons and children, is more easily assimilated and is productive of more imme- diate benefit \than other kinds of oil are. Dr. J. Marion Sims says : \For some years I had giv- en up the use ot Cod Liver Oil altogether; but since my attention has been called by Dr. Sayre to Peter Mol- ler's Cod Mver Oil, I have prescribed It almost dailv, nd have every reason to be perfectly satisfied with it.\ Sola by druggists. (ap9dSm) GAUTIQN,~iffi genuine has the name \TEKTJVIAN STBUP,\ (not \Peruvian Bark,\) blown in the glass. A.-32-page pamphlet sent\ free. J. P. DINSJIOKB, iTonnetor , 30 Dey St., -New York. N Sold \by all Druggists. S 1 AAA REWARD for any case of thsv following X • V U \J diaeases.whlch. the -MedicalFaculty have pronounced incurable, that Br. Rlchau's Golden Keme- dies will not cure. Dr. Richau's Golden Balsam No. 1, will cure Syphillia in its primary and secondary Btages, suchas Old Ulcers, Ulcerated Sore Throat, Sore Eyes, Skin Eruptions and Soreness* of the Scalp, eradicating disease and mercury thoroughly. Dr, Richau'B Golden Balsam No. 2 will cure the third stages; Syphilitic and Mercurial Rheumatism ; and I defy those who suffer from such diseases to obtain a radical core without the sld of this medicine, which does not S revent the patient from eating and drinking what they ke. Price of either No. lor 2 , $5 per bottle or two bottles $9. Dr. Rlchau's Golden Antidote, a.safe and radical cure for Gonorrhea, Gravel and allnrinary derangements, ao- coppanled with full directions. Warranted to cure.— •Price, tS per bottle. Dr. Rlchau's Golden d'Amour, a radical cure for Gen- eral Debility i n old or young, imparting energy to those whohaveled alife of sensuality. Price 45pe>bottle, or two bottles $9. On receipt of the price b y mail or express, these rem- edies will be shipped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all correspondents. None genuine without the name ot Br. Rtchau's Golden remedies,—D. B. Bichardg, sole proprietor, blown in glass of bottleB. Address l>r. D . B. RICHARDS, (feSdlawiwlyl No. 23S A'arick St. N. Y. jgr~Office hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. ML. Oirculara sent—Correspondence answered. •VPOSD3 OF OHKIfiK. On the'Errors of Youth and the follies of Age, in re- lation to Marriage and Social Evils, with a helpins hand for the erring and unfortunate. ^ff~ Sent in a sealed letter envelope, free of charge. Address, HOWARD ASaOGIATIOMjBox P, Philadelphia, Pa. (St22d4wSm) THE RESPOSESEBLtrEIES OS THE LIVER. The liver has a very important part to perform i n the animal economy. Its function is two fold. The fluid it secretes tempers the blood and regulates the bowels, and upon the quantity and quality \of the secretion de- pends in a great degree, the adaptation of the blood to the requirements of the system and the doe removal of the refuse matterwhlch remains i n the intestines after the work of digestion has been accomplished. One of the principal uses of Hostetter's Stomach Bit- ters is t o tone and control this somewhat only organ.— The ahtibillous properties ot the preparation are scarce- ly secondary to its virtues as a stomachic. Its opera- tion upon the liver is not violent Uke that of mercury, but gradual and gentle. Instead of creating a sudden tumult in that sensitive gland, i t regulates its action by degrees. Hence it i s a safe remedy for bilious disorders while mercury, being a tremendous excitant, is not. The more naturally and quietly a diseased organ can be re- stored <to itsi normal condition, the better, and it i s the peculiar property of this harmless vegetable alterative to reinforce and regulate without exciting or convuls- ing. The success which has attended its use as a reme- d y for affections ot the liver is proverbial. Persons of a billons habitwho take i t habitually as a protection against the attacks to which they are constitutionally liable, pronounce it the best liver tonic in existence.— The symptoms of an approaching bilious attack can hardly be mistaken. A pain, i n the right side or under the shoulder blades, a EaUron tinge in the whites of the eyes.sickheadache, a feeling of drowsiness, low spirits and loss of appetite, constipation and. general debility are among the usual indications of a morbid condition of the liver, and as soon as they appear the bitters sho'd be resorted to i n order to ward off more serious conse- quences. DK. IfltOTX'S FSMEWCK POWIMGS&S Will cure Inflammation and diseases of the Kidneys, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Stictures a-ad all Urinary Diseases, Neryoaa Debility, Ringing in the Ears, Seminal Emis- sions, Loss of Vigor caused b y indiscretion i n Youth, Excesses, &c, Female \Weakness Womb diseases, Scrof- ula, Skin diseases, Syphilis in-r.U Its forms—causing sore throat and nose, l'aia in the Bones, Old Sores, Eruptions, Ac, Speedily cured. Balsam Copavia and Mercury dis- carded. Sold in Ogdensburg, N. Y., by B. 0 . Lamphear, LDniggl'st, 5\ord Street. I?rice j£S per box:. Sentbymal. n receipt of. twice. (feSld&wIy) TO OWMMS OT HOK3B3 AND CATTLE. Tobias'lDerby Condition Powdersare warranted supe- rior to any others, or n o pay, for the cure of Distemper, WormB,Bots, Ckughs, Eide bound, Colds, 4c.,inHorse3, and Colds, Coughs, Loss of Milk, Black-tongue, Horn Distemper, &c, in Cattle. These Powders-were former- ly put u p by Simpson I. Tobias, son of Dr. Tobias, and since his death the demand has been so great that Dr. Tobias has continued to manufacure them. They are perfectly safe and innocent; n o needoj stopping the working of your animals, 'i'hey increase the appetite, give a fine coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary or- gans, and increase the milk of cows. Try them an d you will never be without them. Col. Philo r. Bush, of the Jerome Park Race Course, Fordhara, N . Y., would not use them nntil h e was told of what they were com- posed, since which time he has never been without them. He has'over twenty running horses in his charge, and for the last three years has used n o other medicine for them. Depot,No.lOParlcPlac3,N3w3:ork. Sold by all ih« DruggistB and Storekeepers. (apl9d3taw*wlnO ~~~ UNHO«S, HOW LOST ! HOW RESTOREDI •Tast pu&Kslie<3, in. a sealed envelope. Price si x cent3. A Lecture on the Natural Treatment and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility and Impediments to Mar- . riage generally ; Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits ; Mental, and Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abuse, Ac, by Robt. J. Culverwell, M. D., au- thor of the Green Book. &a. A Boon, to Thousands of Sufferers. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, postpaid, on receipt of Bix cents, or two postage stamps to 0HA8. J. 0. KLINE & CO., 121 Bowery., New York, Post Office Bo x 45S6. Also Dr. CulverwelFs Marriage Guido, Price £5 oents. (mySdftwSml BUSINESS NOTICES. JtSJrin numbers there IB safety. It was upon this principle that the formula of Judson's Moun- tain Herb Pills was prepared. Dr, Judson, in- tending to spend a fortune in advertising his pills, submitted his recipe to the revision of the most learned physicians of the age, and the re- sult is a simple but most efficacious medicine— the Judson Mountain* Herb Plils. They purify the blood, rempve all obstructions, cleanse the skin all pimples and blotches, and are per- fectl ure and safe in their operation. The Judson Mountain Herb Pills cure Billiousness, Female Irregularities, Headache, and\ many of the diseases arising from impure blood and a deransred digestion. Use the Judson Mountain Herb Pills, and when you have proved their vir- ture recommend them to your friends. They are both sugar coated and plain. For sale every- where. LADIES, TAKE PAUTICULAK NOTICE. . THE BSALraiPAnSBMALE PILL, (Warranted Jrench.) These Pills, so celebrated many years ago i n Paris, the relief of female irreswarities and afterwards »o VoriOUS for their crimlns, i employment i n the practice o! abortion, are now offereU for sale for the first time In America. They bave beenkeptlncomparatlveobscurity, trbmtb.e fact that the originator, 33r. Velpan, i s a phy - llolan i n Paris, of great wealth, and strict conscientious principles, and has withheld them from general use, lest iheyib.ou.ld bo employedfor unlawfulpurposes. In over- edming VemaJe Obstructions, falling of the Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppression, Retention, or Im- moderate flow ofthe Monthly Dlichargei.Neryous and Spinal affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs-, fatigue on slight exertion, palpitation of the Heart, Hysterica, Ad,, and will efTect a cure when all other means have foiled; and although a powerful remedy, do not contain calomel or anything hurtful to the constitution. To married ladies and young girls who have never Been regulated, they are peculiarly suited. They will, in » short time, bring on the monthly period with regulari- iy. CAUTION. Msrrledladlesahouldnevertake hem when there is any reason to believe themselves pregnant, forthey will be sure to produce a miscarriage. Ladles can obtain a box sealed from threyes of the cttrloasj by enclosing-One Dollarand slxpostage stamps to M. W. M AGOMBER, General Agent for United States, and Canada*, a t Albany, £?.\?. or t o any authorised Agent. Sold by J, C. Spraguo, B. O. Lamphearand Dlffenbach- ar* l»»vidson,Ogdensbuvgh,N.Y. (mb25d*wly Use \Barrett's\ and be satisfied. 63T\A horse is like a man,\ and like a man, if he is overworked, needs care and medicine. How many times we see a horse worth two or three hundred dollars, apparently broken down by'excessive work, like the expression of Shake- speare, \Each particular hair stand's on end like quills ou the fretful porcupine,\ ' or in other words he ia out of condition. What shall we do ? Give Carlton's Condition Powders. Carlton's Condition Powders are sure. Carlton's Condition Powders are safe. Carlton's Condition Powders ar e harmless. Try them. Sold by all dealers. 25 cents per package. (mhl4d&wly-3) The \fountain uv yooth,\—\Barrett's.\ 5EgT\'I?ind your place and fill it,\ but remem- ber that you can fill a much more important place with a commercial education than without. Before commencing life think of this, and before going elsewhere address the Bryant & Stratton, Ogdensburg Business College for circulars and specimens of penmanship, which ar e sent free. -^ss^— \Barrett's\ claims to be the best. {gjp\\Be wise to-day, 'tia madness to neglect a cough or cold, however Blight. Consumption may follew and though Dr. Wistar' s Balsam o f \Wild Cherry has frequently cured thi s much dreaded disease, it almost' invariably cures the primary diseases of the throat, lungs and chest, where other remedies fail. (jg§rBe»ot deceived by imitations of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reuewer , call for Halls and accept no other. ^B > No question about \Brrrett's.\ you do not feel well you send for a doctor ; he calls upon you, looks wise, scrawls some Hieroglyphics upon apiece of paper which you take to a drug stove and there pay 50 cts. or §1, besides the doctor's fee, for a remedy nine cases out of ten not half so good as Dr. Morse's Indian Boot Pills, which costs but 25 cts. per box. Do you think the former the best , because you pay the most for it ? If you do we advise you just as an experiment, to try the Mors e Indian Root Pills . They ar e pre - pare d from a formula pronounced b y th e most learned physicians o f ou r country t o be the best and most universal of family medicines . The Morse Indian Root Pills cure Headache, luver Complaints , Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Female Ir - regularities, &«., and ar e put up bot.li sugar- coated and plain. Give them atrial. Sold by all dealers. •J0 * \Barrett's\ Hair Restorative. {g$\$100 Reward will be paid if the certifi- cate below is found not to be genuine : Dr. E. R, Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and Troche Powder has been in use iu my family and I would cheerfully recommend it for the purposes for which it is designed. v % R. 0 . BARBER, lawrence, Masa. G. P. Talbot, a druggist at Lawrence, Mass,, writes, \I am confident that the Snuff and Troche Powder ia a good avtiele. My trade speaks highly of it.\ The remedy is sold by all druggists at the low price of 35 cents. Get it and try it. s ria cut HOTICES. ^V Ooii«r/li, OoW or Sore TUroat. Requires immediate attention, and Blioiild be checked. If allowed to continue, irritation of t?ie Lunos, a permanent Th/roul Ajfea- tion t or Ihcwaole Zwng Disease. • Is often the result. Bro\srn»s Bronchial Troclie», Will most invariably give instant relief lor Brontiliibla, Asthma, Catarrh*, Consumptive and 'throat Diseases. Troches arc used with always good Bnccess SINGERS AND PTJBIiTO SPEAKERS Use them to strengthen the voice. J3tf~ Owing to the good reputation and popularity ot the Trojb.es , many worthless and cheap Imltationa are offered, which are good for nothing. Be sure to obtain the true ISJ-Brown's Bronchial Troches. Sold everywhere. (nolMiw6m) J3J£IJ2S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR. RSNEWER. Gray hair restored to Ha original color b; It3 use. It wUl make hair grow upon bald heads, except in very aged persons, a3 it furnishes tlfe nutritive pxincl- ple by which the hair is nourished and supported. It will keep the hair from falling out aad doen not stain the skin. No better evidence of Its superiority need be adduced than the fact that so many Imitations of i t are offered to the public. It is a splendid hair dressing. Our treatise o n the bale-sent free by mail. R. P. HALL * Co., Nashua, N. H., Proprietor!. Iforsale by alldrugglsts. (m22(]8taw*wlu-^ Clji pnili) Jounuil OGDENSBURG, N. Y. IiOOAL ANK MiS0ELJ[.AW130trfJ. OKtlcnabnirg Lodge No. 08 I. O. of O. V. HKKT3 AT EIQHT OZCLOOK, Eaery Wednesday lfaening,—Ford Street. (stlOdly) . Extension and Improvements o l the Water Works. There seems to be some misapprehension in the public mind in relation to the proposition or plan submitted by the common council for the improvement and extension of the water works. Three times,we believe, since the opening of the, works, stoppages have occurred to the ma- chinery from the flow of anchor iee. The 1 first was at a time of fire. The liability of repetition (luring the winter season makes the providing of a steam engine a prudential act. The determina- tion of tb.Qi water power company to repair the canal, bulkhead and dam, the present summen will draw down the river so that the water power will be insufficient for the propulsion of the ma- chinery, and therefore the purchase of a steam engine becomes a necesssity . There is also frequent application for the ex- tension of ttho mains, and from the way the city is extending and increasing'in population, these applications will become more numerous in the future tham they are now. The common council have therefore after due consideration submitted a proposition which ia intended to cover all the wants of the city in thi3 respect Jor years to come. Tley ask for the authorization of the issue of bonds to the extent of §35,000. ' Of course it is notcxpected that bonds to tliia ex- tent will be issued for several years. It ia be- lieved that f 12,000 will meet the necessities of the present year. The remainder will be issued from time to time, as the necessitie s of th e case may demand. From the selfishness so prevalent with us all, it appears to be judicious to provide now for aill the extensions that may be needed , till such lime as it can be demonstrated that the works are a source of revenue to the city. I t is no part of the plan to extend the mains into streets where there are no buildings, but to issue bonds and lay pipe just as fast us actual necessity shall require. 4». Jggp-Tllie Methodists of Gouvcrneur are build- ing a new church edifice. It will cost about ten lhou6audl dollars. Kev. I. a. Bingham made the address ait the laying of the corner stoue. «»• Board ot Education. 1'KIDAV, Hay 20,1ST0, Boardl met pursuant to adjournment. Present—IfiW. Howard,President, and Messrs . Poote, Sherman, Meniam and Pettibone, Ic having been assumed by th o Board, from legal adivice taken, that the eleclions held during the past two years were illegal, and that all the members holding office ou Ihe first day of May, 18rt9, a«e still members of the Board of Educa- tion, Henry Rockwell made his appearance, and tendered his resignation as a member of the Board. On motion, the resignation was accepted. The' Boa^l then proceeded to elect a School Commissioner to fill the vacancy thu s occurring. Gates Oni'tis received five votes and was declared elected, \W. 0. Alden appeared before the Board and tendered his resignation as a member. On motion, the resignation was accepted . The Board theij proceeded to fill th o vacancy. Erastus Tilas, 2d, received five votes and was declare d elected. On motion, the Superintendent was instructe d to procure 1,000 reporting cards for the use of the Institute. i.yfi3—Sherman, Poote, Pettibone, Merriam and Howatd, On motion, the Committee on Houses and Grounds were instructed to procure a suitable railing to protect the Library, and the Chairman of the Committee on Teachers a register for the Library. Ayes—Sherman, Merriam, Foote, Pettibone and Howard. On motion, the Board adjourned to Friday, Hay 2?, 18*70, at 8 o'clock r. u. Contemplated Improvement on the Grand Trunk. LIFE IS THE GIFT OS GOD. When we are slcKthislife is obscured, under a cloud, oppressed with humors. Experience has taught us cer- tain means, which never fail for their removal. The child receives with his life the seeds of his death. It niay take one or a hundred years before the seeds bear their sad fruit, but just 8s sure as the seeds of death ripen, life ceases. \Purging is the grand safe- guard, because then what fosters the Beeds ot death are taken away, expelled from the body. Govern Yourselves oy Experience. My child, aged five years, had scarlet fever, and for five, days had constant fever. By order o t the doctor I gave her ayrup of rhubarb; she took nearly a pint, but her bowels continued closed. On the fifth day the doc tor aald her bowels must be opened or she would be lost. I proposed Brandreth's Pills ; t o this he would nob con- sent—saying she was too wealc. I consulted with my hus- band, and w e concluded to give her three pills. In about four hours they operated, copiously. After that operation the fever left her and she rapidly recovered. Reference, 20G Olermont Avenue, Brooklyn, FrlncipaUi;ency,Brandroth Hoqse.wswYoric. Sold by all Prngglets (aplOd&wl m I NEW »ISCOVEB¥. ELTXIH J. P, BERHAKD—• . KONI STHEKIQOB, ANTI-DyaPEFTIC. The several observations made b y the best physicians of the Saculte de Paris.have proved that the sickness arising from impoverishment of the blood or nervous exhaustion,, vis: Amenia, Chlorosis, Sympathlsme, Phthlulo, Dlatettea, Albumlneria, Scorbut, ftc, &«. are radically cured with the Elixir J. V. Bernard. General BoppS—A. BEKtJAKD, £1 Cedar St., New Tbrk, (24 Floor,)- For sale b y all respectable druggists. » (mh2dly) SYRACUSE MEDICAL VISFENSARY ESTABLISHED BT DR. GOFF IN 1S50. A cure guaranteed in all private and fe- male diseases. Alao Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal Weakness, ke., without the use of mineral potaona, i n a shorter time and less price than any other institution of the, kind. Con- sultation free. Medicine securely seat by mall orei- press. |aF\Just published; two books in one, on private diseases and diseases o t females. The nature, treatment and radical cure ot Spermatorrhea, or semin- al WeaknesB, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, &c . Also' matters of vital importance to the married or those con- templating marriage. Bent to any address on receipt of 25 cents, or apply to Dr. A. C. GOFff & CO., No. 9 Bas- table Block, Syracme, New York. fBKTSr. Goff Is the only physician l a Syracuse who gives his whole attention to the treatment of the above diseases, who is a graduate ot a medical college. (apld&wly) JOB MIOSES' |»\ SIR JAMES OiARKB'S FEMALE: PILI.B. These Invaluable Villi are unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female constitution issubject. They moderates all excesses and remove all obstructions, from whatever cause. TO HIARIUGS I.A1MKS They are particularly suited ; will, in a short time, bring on the monthly period with regularity, and although a powerful remedy, does not contain anything hurtful to the constitution. I n all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, it will effect a cure when all other means have failed. The pamphlet around each package has full directions and advice, or will be sent free to all writing for it, sealed from observation. SPECIAL NOTICE. JobMose3' Sir James Clarke's Female Pills, are exten- sively Counterfeited. The genuine have the name of Job Moses on each package. All others, are worthless. N. B.—In all cases were the genuine cannot b e ob- tained, One Dollar, with fifteen cents for postage, en- closed to the sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES, 18 Cortlandt Street, New York, will Insure a bottle ofthe OKNomit, containing Fifty Pills, b y return mail, securely sealed from any knowledge of its contents. <apld*wly] Lisbon on the Bonding Question. We are glad to know that the plain, common senee tax payers of the town of Lisbon are disposed to take a practical view of the question of bonding in aid of the Adirondack Railroad. We think that a msjority of them will agree to bond for §40,000. They have no intention of accepting the 'proposition which a number of capitalists were prepared to make in case the town refused to bond. More than one-half the required number of names have been placed on the petition to bond. Eagle Hall To-Night. Miss Kale fieignolds' first class Comedy Com- pany make their first appearance in this city at Eagle Ilall to-night, in the great Beiisationalplay entitled Frou Frou. Miss Rcignolda is one of the most accomplished women on the stage and is ably supported. • Summer Millinery Opening. The opening of Summer stjlcs of Millinery will take place at Thompson & Wilson's, Thurs- day, May 26th. Wilson is justifrom the city, where he personally selected the stock which they open on this occasion. Change oi Time on the Rome Road. On and after to-day trains will arrive on tllO Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburg Railroad as follows: New York Express a't 11.12 a. m.; Express MO p- m.; Accomodation 3.30 p. m. Depart—Expresa 8:30 A. M.; New York Ex- press 12:4.5 r. Jt,; Accommodation trajn 6:00 r. M. Saturday night train will arrive at 11:40. FitoST.—Frost fell in this vicinity on Saturday night. No serious damage was done to vegeta- tion. • It was a fortunate thing that no rain fell on Saturday^ (jgj^ThOBe who want decoration pictures should apply to Molutyre, some time tbia week, so that he may make the needfu l preparations. JgsfMaster Rosseel, who is owner of the shell noticed in the JOURNAL the other day, took from the same, 13*7 musket balls. Tie put it out of the power of the concern to explode by forc- ing out the former combustible and explosive material with a stream of Oswegatchie water.— He was not satisfied with its fifty-seven years wilting and gave it a little more of the same sort. PERSONAL.—Thomas C. Durant, Esq., accom- panied by.Mr. Seymour, Chief Engineer of the Adirondack Railroad, airived in town Saturday evening. jrSjpTIm Gouverueur Recorder Buys Captain Parker has received a large quantity of marble at the Gouverneur works and can furnish cus- tomers with anything desired. MADNESS! PAKALTSIS ! BfiATH ! May ensue from using preparations for coloring the hair charged with acetate of lead and Bulphur. You may know them by their heavy metallc sediment which has to be shaken up before the disgusting compound can be applied. The Journal of Chemistry says there are thirty of them in the market. There is but one dye in existence which contains no deleterious substance and ttiat i s 0RISTAD0E0' EXCELSIOR HAIK DYE, Which has been carefully analjjed by Prof. Chilton, and declared by him to contain no lead or any other hurtful ingredient. Bee his manuscript certificate, nt OfiStadoro's, 0 Astor House, New York, ORISTADOKO'S HAIK PBE81CRVATIVE as a Dress- ing, acts like a charm on the hair after dyeing. Try it. gold b y all druggists. (aptadkwlm) The Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, con- templates improvements, to be entered upon tho 30th instant, which will be duly appreciated by tie traveling public, At that time a light- ning expreaa trafn will \be put on -with close communications east and west. The line will be equipped with new improved first class car?.— They will also about the same lime, introduce the Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars to bo run on all the through trains. The company has also determined to replace the present track just as fastias possible with steel rails, and will lay down one hundred and forty miles' the present year- Thei Grand Trunk managers are determined to Stop short of no effort to make their road one of the very best on the continent. Goon GAUDKNERS.—Our city will soon be noted for its good gardeners and early vegetables. Al- ready tho outside world, north, south, east and wcat have ascertained that they can secure their earliest supply at thi s point. O n Saturda y morning we made an early visi t to the garden of Patrick Feeley, located between tho old and new Canton streets, nea r Morris street, and ascertained that he >had full sized marketable cucumbers, the first wei have seen the -present season. lie has a fine stock of vegetable plants and ia gradually build- ing up a good garden. lOfWe hear that a barge loaded with shingles for H. & A. Whitney, at this place, camght fire in the vicinity of Cross-over Light, while coming down the St. Lawrence River, Saturday, and about $12,000 in gold worth of shingles, were thrown overboard. ^»* Jgg\In the opinion of some of our best city lawyers, the elections held for school commis- sioners during the two past years, have been il- legal and consequently are void. Acting upon this opinion, the members elected, for the first time in 186? and 1870 absented themselves from the last meeting. Messrs. Rockwell and Alden, members of the BOard of 1868, appeared, and tendered their resignations of the office of School commissioners, and Gates Curtis and Erastus Vilas, 2d, were ele.Cted to fill the vacan- cies. It is claimed that tho election should have been by wards. I t is also claimed that tho tax voted for school houses at the recent election is vitiated from the same eause. . (tlpA detachment of the 60th Rifles, P.O. O. Regulars, numbering 204 men, from Ottawa, took the mail steamer at Prescott, Friday morn- ing, bound for the Red l.iver. At Prescott they met and took charge of the Abyssinian battery of steel guns, the same as used by Napier in his campaign against King Theodore. This battery came by steamer from Montreal the same day the regulars came from Ottawa. Hints for Farmers, The following epigrammatic hints we find in , \John Plowman's Talk,\ by tho Kev. Mr. Spur- geon. It is a capital fcrroon, brief and to the point; , \Keep your weather eye open. Sleeping poultry are carried off by the fox. Who watches not catches not, F00I3 ask -what's o'clock, but wise men know their time. Grind when tho wind blows, or if not, do not blame Providence. God sends every bird its food, but He does not throw it iuto tho nest. He gives us our daily bread, but it i s through ou r own labor. Take time by tho forelock. Be up early and catch the worm. Tho morning hour carries gold in itB mouth. He who drives laBt in the row gets all the dust in his eyes; be early and you will have a clear start for the day. Never try dirty dodges to make money. It will never pay you to lick honey off thorns. An honest man will not make a dog of himself for the saka of getting a bone. I t is hard to walk on the devil's ice; it is fine skating, but it ends in a heavy fall end worse. He needs a long spoon who would eat out of the same dish with Satan. Never rule your soul for the sake of pelf; it is like drowning yourself in a well to get a drink of water. Take nothing in hand that may bring you repentance. Better walk barefoot than ride in a carriage to hell; better that the bird starve than be fattened for the spit. The mouse wins little by nibbling the cheese if it gets caught in the trap. Clean money or none; mark that; for gain l>adly got will be an ever- lasting lost. How true it ia that a good Providence sends every bird its food, but it does not throw itinio the nest, • Ko, indeed! I t is tho early bird that find3 the Worm. The little creature must hunt for its food and hunt early too. And so must farmers work early. The soil i3 given, but un- less they cultivate it, they can derive no food from it. Kemember, toilers upon the laud, that spring's work is close at hand, and if you don't take time by the forelock, your work will drive you when you ought to be master of your situation, and drivo your work. A stern chase is a hard one upon the land as well as upon the sea. Don't wait till all your work is pressing upon you at once, but begin now to do some things which may be done now as well as later in the spring. The world moves and so must you. Be careful in the selection of your seeds and of your soils. Plow deep, pulverize thoroughly, and cultivate wisely, and the Lord of the harvest will reward your labors.\ ceived tho pastor with partially suppressed ap- plause. Mr, Smyth, in the course of his ser- mon, drew his arms above his head and exclaimed with enthusiasm: \I have no claims to bind me; no straight jacket cramps me; I have nothing to prevent me from going forward.\ Ho claimed to be a reformer like Westley and Whitfield. Patrick Murphy, of Hamilton Avenue, Brook- lyn, contributed to tho Sunday murder record yesterday by spliting his wife's head open with a hatchet. The woman is not dead, but sinking. Senator Tenton arrived in this city Saturday. NEW YORK, 21.—Surveying parties are busi- ly engaged in laying off the route of the proposed national railroad, from Washington to New York in opposition to the Camden and Amboy. A Washington special says ex-Senator Croly of Lockport, is prominently mentioned as the successor of Mr. Folger as assistant Treasurer at New York city. It is understood that Mr. Folger recommended Mr, Croly. WASHINGTON, 23,—Tho Post-office Department has completed an arrangement with Mr. Gay, who represents the Australian colonies, for the transportation of the Colonial mail from San Francisco to New York, and thence to Europe. BiAKKE'S'S. N»W 70BK, 21 Cotton—Market quiet at 23e. for Upland, Flour—Keceipts 17,920 bbla. Sales—4000 bbls. at4.75@4.95sup. fine state and western 5.05@ C.*75 for choice ex. state ; 5.00 @ 5.85 for common to choice extra west- ern; 6.05 @ 6.10 common to good shipping brands extra Kound Hoop Ohio. Rye flour quiet at 4.50@5.60 . Wheat—Sales \^.OOObush. 1 20@1 21 Ufo. 2 spring, 109 No. 3 do., 129 amber. Corn—Receipts 13,000 bushela, 1 06@ 1 12 sound now mixed Western. Oats better, sales 20,000 bushels, «4@66 cts. new Southern and Western. $ Pork lower—Sales barrels at 29.S7 new mess. ' S. C. JUDSON, Manufacturer and Dealer in Coarxc, Iliri Sc Soft Wood I.V1HBKK, TJATH, SHINGMS, 3TENCE PICKETS, SOLID WOODEN T.AVE SPOUTS. ItueseU, St. Zawrenec Co., H'ew York. tSTHai a quantity of Basawood and Hard Wood Lumber, of superior quality, suitable for Carriage and AVagon Makers* wort. lagr—Can supply Furniture Makers anil MeohanicB with excellent material. Orders solicited. (40-20-ly) (mySldlw) JURY DRAWING. St.lJawrenceCounty, I Clerk's Office. f 8 3 Notice is hereby given that . Tho names of twenty-four persons to serve as Grand jurors and tlie names of thirty-six persons t» serve as petit jurors a t a Circuit Court and Court of Oyer & Ter- miner, to De held at the Court House i n Canton, in ana for the county of St. Lawrence, on the third Tues- day (21 day) of June next, will l>e drawn a t this office, on Tuesday, the 24tH day of May, 1S70 a t 1 o'clock in the afternoon. 01&wtd] JNO. MTLLBR, Clerk St. Law. Co. Bated at Canton, this IStli day of May, 1STO. STOP A LITTLP 'i'o liear tliat FOR SAXE. — XO 1BT. —WANTS. BY TELEGRAPH. NK\V TORK, 21.—American Goia 1.14J-. LONIION, 21.—Bonds 8H. LONDON,' 21.—The Spectator, to-day, has an article on municipal corruption in New York city. The writer regards the evil as incurable, but credits the whole newspaper press with hav- ing spared no effort to create better public sen- timent. The Times ridieules the Portuguese revolu- tion, characterizing the nation as proBtrate be- fore an octogenarian general. Further details 61' the coup d'etat at Lisbon have been receiyed. Dispatches from Lisbon, dated at midnight, state that prime minister Duke de Louie, refused to sign the decree ap- pointing General Saldanha president of tho council of ministers and minister of war, be- cause the King was under duresB, and it would not, therefore, be a fair expression of his will. Notwithstanding this, the King accepted Salda- uaha as prime minister andi requested him to reorganize the cabinet. FOR SAI.K 19*In lot* to emit imrcltaaern, T HE UNSOLD LOTS ISf THE DBNHY BLOCK LY - lng between Ford, WashlnRton, Patterson and Den- ny Streets, being 185}f feet on Ford Street, 164 feet on Denny Street, 194 feet on Patterson Street, and 191 feet on Washington Street. Liberal terms to purchasers. (mylSdtf) . MPWAKD O. JAMES, Agent. FOR SALE. OT ON gress Street, between Fayette St. and Jersey Av- enue. The property will be told \at a bargain, tot terms, &c., apply to 1$. B. Lowry, office corner of Ford and State Street. (myldtf) TTOUSB AND LOT ON THE EAST SIDE^OF CON- FOR SALE. T HE HOUSE AND LOT 6N THE WEST SIDE OF the Oiwegatchle, now occupied by W. H. Kose. The house i s in. good repair. About one acre of ground With apple, pear and. other fruit trees. For terms apply to E. B. Lowry, or on the premises. (apl5d4wtf) 7AKII FOR SAIiE. T HE PAEM KNOWN AB THE GEO. BASNEY FASH' on the Heuvelton Road, one mile from the city of Ogdensburg, opposite the Driving Park, containing 80 acres of land; plenty of good water ; House, Barn and Out-building all in good repair.- ii'or particulars Inquire on the premises. (mj8dlwtw2w*) JONATHAN MILLER. PLANTS FOR SALE. C UOUMBEB, MELONS AND TOMATO PLANTS, set In soda for transplanting; also Cabbage, Cauli- flower. Tomato, Pepper and Celery Plants. Enquire a t the \Willow Cottage, adjoining Ihos. Lawrance, o n the Canton Boad> (myC42w) - B.OBT.LARMO. PLANTS FOR SALE. I NOW OFFEK FOK SALE 100 1 DOZEN TOMATO plants i n pots or sods. 10,008 Cabbage, early and late. 3,000 CauUflower. 4,000 white Celery. Also 00 InUs Nutmeg Melons and Cucumbers. Terms as low a s aay. Garden corner of Gilbert ana Mechanic Streets. Order) addreised to Box 360, Ogdens- burg p. O., will be attended to. <mylfdlm) F. BEAN, Jr. M Y SINGLE SODLb, 22 FEET, W0RKIN& BOAT, known as the Wasp. For particulars apply' GDS. ADAMS, N. T. Co. Office, O. & L. O. Depot, or address Bo x 10S8. (mylMiwlw) FOR SALE. M RS. JAKE BRILEY OFFERS FOR SALE HER house and lot situate o n the east side- of Morris Street, between Tord and Green Streets. Possession given immediately. For terms apply to (my20d2ir) D. MAQONE.Jr. HOUSE AND EOT FOR SAIE. A TENEMENT HOUSE ON DENNY STREET NEXT to Mission School House, large enough to accom- modatefour families, now renting for $20 per month, is offered for sale'at a bargain. Possession given Inunedi- ately. Enquire of A. PATNO. Ogdensburg, May 8,18TO. (my2dtf) > XO LEX. rpHE UNDERSIGNED ^OFFERS TO LET TWO JL stores in his new block on State Street, formerly occupied by \Brownlow & Raymond, andT. R. Stud- holme. Alao two good offices and sleeping rooms. Also, tolet, a desirable dwelling house on Patterson Street, between Ford and Green streets. Apply to R. B. LOWRY, or the undersigned. J. C, GOODRICH. Ogdensburg, May 5,1810. (d2w> TO LEX. A HALL I N THE THIRD STORY OF MYERS Block, suitable for a Billiard Room or for manu- factmingpurposeB. (my6d2w'> C. G-. MYERS. jgg\Preparations are making all over the icounlry to carry out the order of Gen. Logan on the 80th instant. Post Ransom of this city will iperfonn decoration ceremonies in the most impressive manner. A large committee of ladies have been appointed to assist in the prepara- tions. MADRID, 21.—Ilia announced to-day, that Espartero has reconsidered'his resolution, and now consents to accept the crown of Spain.— This, however, is not official. NEW TORK, 21.—Tho Herald special says, the State department to-day received from tho Sec- retary of the Treasury the documents in relation to the seizure of arms and ammunition at Pem- bina, by the U. S. Collector. It ia. stated these arms are for shipment to tho Red Kiver Country Th.0 Government haB already declared that no arms or ammunition of war of any kind shall pass over American territory to the region in re-, hellion. No action in the case will be taken until the return of the Secrotary. The matter will then be looked into and prompt directions taken in regard to the disposition of the arms. Uev. Charles B. Smyth opened a church of his own yesterday morning. The congregation numbered about one hundred people, and re- C.H.B.utricksCo Are bad- from the Oity, with a full stock of New anfl Kresh Family Groceries Bought stare the last decline and are offered lower than ever. The stook comprises TeaRj Sugars, Coffees, Spices, Nn*s Ami a general assortment of PKOVISIONS. ja?\Eve New, Kresh and Nice, and offered a t prlcesthat can't be undersold. tajfAll kinds of produce purchased as usual. O. H. BUTRICK & CO., No. 05 Ford St. Ogdensburg, May 16,1370. (roylOdtf) CIiKUSONS* MUSIC STORK. $275, $300, $325, $350, $375, $400, $425, $450, $475, $500, $550, $600, $650, $700, $750, $800, AND UPWARDS TO ... . ${600. Tite ahove lire our prices fOV PIANOS, $50, $75, $100, $125, $140, $150, $160, $175, $185, $200, $225, $250, $275, $300. $325, $350, $400 , AND UPWARDS TO $1000. .Tfcc above ure our prices for OHG-Airs. The greatest real improvements in Amerlcau and EuropeanVlano Fortes are combined la the famous , eber Pianos And tills, with many improvements (peculiar to them only,) i s what makes them so Immensely popular among the great artists and the conservatories of music in the. country. Tbebeaullful New Scale \American Pianos; \ th e Hallet, Davis A Co.; Ohickerlng ; Gray A Co.; Dun- ham ; Bradbury; Emerson; Vose, and other T?ianos, all of which are warranted to give satisfaction. The unequalled Improvements found Intlie celebrated Estey,. ami the Burdett Organs, Is what makes theiri so famous among the mu3ic£Ffra- ttrnity. Their wonderfol invention, •IHE VOX JUBII.ANTE, Is positively unequalled among all Reed Slops. Its tone Is Klch, Mellow and Mute-like. Don't fill to exam- ine It, for it tells its own story. Don't, be deceived by pretentions of other makers' that they use the same stop. I t i s found only on the Estey and the Burdett Organs, with their great improvements. BHEKT MD8IO, MU8IO BOOKS, BHAT.L INSTRU- MENTS of all kinds. Strings and Trimmings, Ac. *c, In large assortment, at wholesale or retail. Agents, Teachers, Seminaries, Churches and Clergy- men supplied at liberal rates. |3?~InBtrument* to rent. Old Instruments taken in exebange. Address <dAw) 0.3. OLKMONS, 2 Jfudson Bank Building. TO KENT. T UB DOUBLE STORE, CORNER OF IiAKE AN D Ulver Streets, now occupied by 0. A. Davies & Co, as a hardware Btore. That corner has been rented as 8, hardware store over twenty years and every tenant has been successful. Possession from the first of May next. Apply to WW. 0. BROWN. Ogdensburg, March 24,1STO. <mh26dtf) Weiited, immediate J y , T iVfO or three able Business Men to - solicit in St. 1 lawrence County, for the Hercules Mutual Insur- ance Co., to whom liberal commissions will be paid.— Address the undersigned at \Watertown N. Y. N. E. BUSH. Ogdensburg, May 9,1S70. (myBdl—} WANUTED. A MAN TO MAKE DOORS, SASH AND BUNDS, also a good Pump maker. Call on or address Ii. C. nal/L, Manufacturer of Pumps, Water Pipe, Doors, Saah, Blinds, &c, Brasher J?alls,N. Y. <_myl7diw2w) LIME'FOE SALE. I WII/L BEMVER TO OITI PURCHASERS, LIME from my kiln, for thirty cents per bushel. EDWARD McOORMIdK. Ogdensburg, April 22,1310. (ap22dftwtf) \HIE KEW ADtERflfflEMBNTS. • • (ESTABLISHED 1880;) • WeScli. &o 'GriiBBtliBs SAWS. AXES. SAWS. Saws of all descriptions. Axes, Belting an d Mill Furnishings. Circular Saws with Solid.Teelh, or with Patent Adjustable Points, superior to all inserted teeth saws. Prices Reduced. Send for price list and circulars. WELCH A GRIFFITHS. Boston, Ms., or Detroit, Mch New B6dk.-\-Agents seUlOO per week. Price *5. Address K. BTEBBINB, Hartford,.Ct. WA.N*EI»-»Agents to sell the«JUfe of George Peabody,\ illustrated, and published at a price suited to the times. Now is you time to make money. • B. B. RUSSBtli, Publisher. Boston, Ms. • KEeasXvillc Theological School.—-Unitarian; edu- cates Ministers; $100 a year to poor students; begins Aug. 29. Apply to A. Livermore, Meadville, Pa. Soolt Agents FOB MT&xitecl* China & the United States-. The most interesting, entertaining, able and 1 thorough Book of the day, o n a n engrossing and popular subject. 700 pages, 40 full page Illustrations. i L By Rev. WM. SPEER, D.B,, Corresponding Secretary of the Presby- terian Board of Education, formerly Missionary in China and to the Chinese in California. \We believe thore are not five men, European or American, who are a thoroughly acquainted as Dr. Speer with the Chinese in their own country; we thinlcno othr- er man so fully conversant with the Chinese i n Califor- nia.\—[Harper's Magaslne. Bold only by subscription. Send for descriptive Cir- cular and terms. Address g, & SCKANTON & CO., Hartford, Oti PATENTS. PATENTS. Inventors who wish to take out letters Patent are ad- vised to counsel with MTJNN & 00., editors of the Sci- entific American, who have prosecuted claims before the Patent office for over twenty years. - Xheir American and European Patent Agency is the most extensive in the world. Charges less than any other reliable agency. A pamphlet containing full instructions to inventors ia senlt gratia. , MUNN & CO., SI Park Row, N..Y. A MODEL HOUSE. Beicg.a cripple, I have madejiouse planning a special study. One built last season has proved a inoael of convenience, beauty and economy. Descriptive clrcu-, lars of Plans, Views, etc., with general information of value to all, sent free. Address (with stamp or script! f convenient.) GEO. J. OOLBT, Architect, VVatefbury Vermont. «; 1,000,000 iViTRES Choice , OF Xi as di For sale at $8 per acre and upwards, for cash or o n credit; hy the Iowa Rallread hand Co. Railroads al- ready built through the landB, and on all sides of them. Great inducements to settlers. Send for our free pam- phlet. It gives prices, terms, location; tells who should come west, what they should bring, what it will cost;— gives plans and elevations of 18 different styles of ready made houses, which the company furjsisk at from $250 to $4,000 ready to set up. Maps sent if desired. Ad- dress W. W. WALKER, Vice President, Cedar Saplds, Iowa. Agents Wanted for our large map of the Unit- ed States, just out (40x54) backed by an immense world map. Nothing out like it. HAASIS & tUB- REOHT, Empire Map and Chart Establishment, 10T lib- erty Street, Kew York. TUo Hsmill Machine, New book. Free for stamp. TARRANT * CO., New York. Salesmen wanted in a paying business. nedy,«3 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. S. Ken- t^ o** «** ^ One Pound of Ci'amptou's Imperial Xaiindry Soap will inake twelve aual'ts udsc \•\•\• - • --»• -«-•—-- AROMATIC VEGETAHI.B SOAP, COLGATE & CO.'S Toilet Soap NEW YORK—Established I80B* s B9Tor the delicate skin of Ladies and Ohluhm J3S5 SOI.B BY ALL BKTJGGISIS. Spermitorrlita or Seminal Weakness, How to treat and cure i t without medicine. Pam- phlet sent by mail free of charge. Address Br.. H . C. Newell & Oo., lock Boxl22, Hartford, Ct. Perfection. Progfress. The Lam!) family Knitting ftmciiine Nothing has yet been made which will compare with It it i n rapidity of movement, thoroughness of cori- Btructlon, and range of work. With these combined the I.amb Knitter has advanced beyond any other Knitting M chine. Sanvole and circulars by mail. Salesroom, 2 Clinton Place, \New *6rk. G. A. STODDARD; Chesapeake & Ohio E. E. Is completed and i n operation from Richmond, Va., to the celebrated White Sulphur Springs of West-'Virgin- la, m miles. It is being rapidly extended to the Ohio river, 200 miles further, making in all 42T miles. In Its progress westward, it venetrates and opens up to market the wonderful Coal Depoatts* of the Ka- nawha Region In West Virginia. And thus brings the superior and abundant Coals of that section into com- munication with the Tron Ores of Virginia and Ohio, and the Western, South Western and Eastern markets. When completed It will connect the superior harbor faculties ot the Chesapeake Bay, with reliable naviga- tion on the Ohio River, and thus with the entire system of Railroad and Water Transportation or the great West and South-West. Xt win .make a, abort, easy, eliesip Slid IA 1 \ VOXJixYle iroilte from the West to tne tiea, an d will command a large share of the enormous freights seeking transportation to the coast. It will thus become one of the most important and profitable East and West Trunk Lines of Railroad in the country, and command a trade of immense value. The completed portion or the road ia doing a profitable and increasing business, and is fully equal in value to Ihe whole amount of the mortgage upon the entire line, -(•25,000,0000 The loan of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com- pany, being a first Mortgage upon the entire line, prop- erty and equipments, worth when completed, a t least 180,000,000, Is therefore one of the most substantial, conservative and reliable railroad loans ever offered in ' the market, aud is peculiarly adapted to the wants of Investors & Capitalists Who desire to make tlidr investments with the most satisfactory assurance of positive & Hlldoilbl- c<L security. The bonds are of the denominations of ' $i,ooo, $soo .& $ioo And may b * had coupon or registered. Interest six per cent, per annum, papable May 1st and November 1st. .^•\Sweethearts and Wives.—Essays for Vounff Men Iree, In sealed envelopes. Howard Assoclatloni Box P. Philadelphia, Pa; . Nature's Hair Restorative: Contains.no lac SufalM'-AloSuOaV Of LeoSr-UO Jjitltxirger^rLo titrate of JSii'Ver:, an& is enizxeZ& Free from the poisonous anS, /iedlth-Sestrdying VrUQHUb'tMn Other Hair Preparations. Transparent and clear as crystal^ i t will not SOU the finest fabric-^perfctly safe, clean and efficient—desider- tums long sought for and found a t last. It restores and prevents the balr from becominggray, Imparts a soft, glossy appearance, removes dandruff, is cooiand refreshing to tke head, checks the' hair from, falling off, and restores it to a great extent wheh.prema- turely lost; prevents headaches^ cures all humors, cuta neons eruptions, and unnatural heat. Dr. ft. SMITH, Patentee, Groton Junction, Mass., pre- pared only by PROCTER BROTHERS, Gloucester, Mass, The geaulne is put up i n a panel bottle, made expressly for it, with the name of the article blown in the glass. Ask your Uruggist for Nature's Hair Restora- tive and take no other, for sale In Ogdensburg, by B. O. Lamphear. GEORGE PARKER, Dealer in and manufacturer of JMEiwrble Head Stonesi, ir*VURI.E, GKANITG Sand Stone Monuments. Gonwerneur. N. \IT. (4025-ly) Principal anil Interest payable Gold In tlie City or New Tovh. fn Pilce 90 atidaccvued Interest In currency at which price they pay nearly Seven per cent i n Gold on their cost. All Government Bonds and other Securities dealt In at the stock exchange, received In exchange, at their full market value, and the bonds sent to all parts of the country, free of Express charges. ' They can be obtained by ordering direct from u s or through any responsible Bank or Banker In any part of the country. FISH& HATCH, Bankers. No. 5, Nassau Bt., New Yoik. ftlapj, PamplilatH and fall informa- tion i'orulsljca apom ..stppltcatiou ' in penon or toy mall. (apsodtw-in-tjeis) Time tests the merits of all Things. Vox 30 sears PERRY DAVIS' FAIN KIltEB Has been tested in every variety of climate, and. b y al- • most every nation known to Americans. I t Is the al- most constant companion and inestimable friend of the missionary and the traveler, on sea and land, and no one should travel on our lakes and rivers without it. It is a speedy and Bafe remedy for Burns,.8caids, Outs, Bruises, Wounds and other Injuries, as well as for Dys- entery, Diarrhoea, and Bowelcomplaints: generally, and is admirably suited for every race of men on the globe. Be sure yo u call for and get the genuine Pain Killer, as many worthless nostrums are attempted to b e sold on the great repntsition of this valuable medicine. Direc- tions accompany each bottle; Price 25 cts., SO cts find $lper bottle. Sold By all medicine dealers. (mySd&wlm) BATOEflBLOR'S HAIR DTK. This splendid Hair Dy e i s the best i n the world.— Is perfectly harmless,— reliable — instantaneous -^does not contain lead—nor, an y vitalic poison to • produce paralysis or death. Avoid the vaunted anddeluBlve pre- parations boasting virtues they do not possess, The gen- uine Wm. A. Batchelor's Hair Dye has thirty years' untarnished reputation to uphold Us integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye—Black or Browm Bbld.by drug- gists.- Applied at 16Bpnd St., N.„Y. . (np26d&wly) SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION. BTATI o r NH W YOBS*, l™ ' ' County of St. Lawrence. I The undersigned, Sheriff of saidcounty.jin conformity to a precept tbhim i n this behalf directed and delivered, Bythis,Usnroelamatldh,req,uires allpersons bound t o appear it a Circuit Court and Court of Oyer|fe Termin- er, to-Beheld sit tfiS Court House,.in 'Canton,In said, County, o h the Zlst day of Tune; next, a t T.0 o'clock: In the forenoon, by cognisance or otherwise, to appear thereat, and the undersigned hereby requires all justices' Of the peace, coroners, afidotherbflicers whohave taken ahy recognizance for the appearance of any personat the said court,orwho havetaken 'W y inquisition arid eiam- lnati6n,6rexamihationof any person o r witness, to re . turn suchrecognltancei Inquisition and eia&inatl6n, ; ito the Said Court atthe opening thereof o h the first day ot its iittihg.-^-Signed at the Sheriff's'Office ott the 14th day of May, 1810, WBtVE. TANNER, Sheriff; (d*Wtd>
