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,.1&*\ 1 J*;< >n te*xs%^T%&zz&ftt STAUTLTNS [DISCLOSURES. A Book for the Million—200 pages—Price 25 cents, Sunt (postpaid) to all parts of the world. -•' # T\K TELLBE'S great JL/ and original work, Z™\ designed only fur the sf\ ^^f&^ssi ?.Y(Sof tire married and lM : llPXjffJSuS^^^ matrimony, embracing LEGAL, cy to old ngi The single married, and Hie married happy.. The lights and shades of married life. The ouy hook over published on this subject in any country, or funny language, for 25 cents. Il- lustrated with magnificent engravings, showing h ilh sexes-im ns'tafcof nature. . Pregnancy and delivery of the foetus. 3T\Ui edition—over 200 pages—sent nnder seal, post paid, to any part of \the world, on the receipt of 23 cents, or five copies for §1. 'Specie or- bank bills perfectly pale in a wellserled letter. H tells how to dis- iingish Pregnancy and how to avoid it. ITow to distinguish secrets habits in young ., men.tl rf And how to euro them. *.'•' And how tp choose a partner. It tolls how to cure Gonorhoen. How to cure Syp'liilirs. Arid l-bc receipts of the vomiflieg used. How to cure Spine Diseasos,NervoiissocIr.Htatl. '.jDcspondeney—Loss of Memory Averssioin .and love of solitude It'contains fatherly advice to young ladies. '. Young moil and all contemplating matrimo- n- ii teaches the young mother or those expect , ihg to become mothers, how to rear their off- spring. It, iellshow to cure Ltiocorrhcoa or'Whites. Falling of the womb—inflammation of the bladder. And all diseases of f he Privates. How to cure Rheumatism, Spine Complaints Ac. How to promote the groth of the hair, and how to prevent its falling off J Married people and others who desire to es- cape the perils of disease, should enclose the price of the work, and receive a copy by re turn mail. fe'Dr,. TEI-LAR, the old man's friend, and the youjijtman's companion, continues to bo con- sultiov'ou all forms of\ private diseases, athis old quarters, No. 5 Beaver street, Albany, N. Y.— By the aid of his matchless remedies he cures hundreds weekly, no mercury used, and cures warranted. Recent cases cured in six days.— Letters by mail received, and packages by Ex- press sdnt to all parts of the world. If. B.—Ladies in want of a pleasant and safe remedy for irregulat-ions, obstructions, ojo., can obtain Dr. Yieool's Female Monthly pills at the the \Doctor's office, 5 Beaver street. Caution—Married Ladies, in certain situa- tions should not use them—for reasons see di- rections with eacli box. Trice $1. Sent by mail'to all parts of the world. 1000 boxes sent this month—all have arrived Bare. N. B.—Persons at a distance can be cured al: home by addressing a letter to Dr. TELLER, enclosing remittance. Medicines securely pack- ed •fi-onTobservntien sent to any part of the world. All cases warranted. \No charge for advice. No students or boys employed. No- tice this—address all letters to X TELLER, No. 6 Beaver st., Albany, K. Y. EOPULAB PHIOES IN CARPETS! A T. STEWART & CO., have now open at . Retail, 250 Pieces English Tapestry Brus- sels Carpets, \Woven (not printed) at \7s per yard. 3 00 Pieces five-framed English Brussels, at SI.10 per yard, purchased a .fob in the London market, and .much lower in price than the same quality las ever been offered in this market. AUo, an elegant assortment of John Orosslcy A- Sop's Tapestry, Brussels and Yclvet Carpels, Rug.--, Mats, etc., etc., at extremely low prices. Broadway, Chambers and Readc Streets. r^^.'. {REMOVAL. • •:. ^ PRATT, OAKLEY & CO.,\* 7 ?? rUBT.ISIlEIIS, SOOKSEMJ5I1S Axf), STATI0NEI1S,\ Have removed to their new nnti. commodious store, \ KO. 21 MURRAY ST., NEAR BROADWAY where they wVUVeep a largo and well assorted stock, consisting .of Bc'ooul and Miscellaneous Poofs. S T A T I O N E R Y ; \ of all kinds, Bank and Office Blan'n Books Notes, Drafts, Cheeks, Letter Presses, &e. i n addition to a full supply of the valuable School and College Text Books and Bibles, published by ourselves, we .shall have at all times a stock of the publications issued by other publishers. All orders for School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, &c., will be promptly attended to fef\ Pieces Giulianis, Lawns, Muslin D'Laines UKJ Ba reges, Ghallis Robes, and Printed Jaconelts, in stoi'e, and for sale cheap, by 6. W. WARREN & Co. HITBWINE VINEGAR, best in market at 0. FLETCHER'S. HAYING} AND HARVEST TOOLS ! W E are now receiving our annual stock'of Scythes dud Snaths, ©Train Ci'sulies, IKay BSa&eSj Barley Forks, Pitch Porks, Scyte Stones, tfec, &c, &c, including a full and complete assortment of the best quality. L, S. HAMMOND & CO. 1 Cape Yincent, June 12, 1S53. To the Ladies and all Others Interested ! W E have this day received, direct from the manufacturers, a large assortment of D. Mitchell's Genuine Perfumeries, Flavoring Ex- tracts, Pomades, tie., These goods are warran- ted, to give entire satisfaction or the money will be refunded to the purchaser. O. W. WABKI-,:.' A EO. June], 1858. _ A NOTHER Invoice of those Saipea'ioa' Stripped SMH-ting, ©es&iirias & S3ui-itJ5g, just received. L. S. UAMM'OND & CO., June 12,1858. E. K. BURN HAM, Produce C'orajaaissjicDB!! B5ev«Ssaiil; OAri? VIXOKNT,' K. Y. \ \\All kindsof Grain bouglitand sold. Plaster, Salt and Water Lime for.s.nle, • —ALSO, — Agent for Northwestern Insurance Company, Oswego. Oapital, §15.0,000. , i Fire and Marine risks taken at as reasonable rales as in any other responsible Company. G.tf Just Received, 5,000 Stos. WAII7S, :,Q dvz. host Ani*rioan and Sheffield \Table and , Pocket ifiullcttjy Three doz. 'pat. axle Grees, 200 gal. best mach. oil ]AU,'J;OF WHJOII wru. «B souij.: VoryJ L OgW for 0. A B B !• J. & F. K..-FOn6YTlT. Cape Vincent, Aug. 11,th, 1858.' Jo-tf. 23S,E-£; r a?E..OH NQWICSH. STATK OF SEW-1-OIIK, ) OFKira OF TllJi SHCKETAliy OF STATE. \ ALBANY, August 2(1, 1S58. To the Showfl\ of the County of Jofferso'n : SIR—NOTICE IS JIFRKBY GIVEN', that at the General Election to be held in this State on the Tuesday succeeding the first of November next, the following officers are to bo elected, t\ wit: A Governor, in the place of John A. King; A Lieutenant Governor, in the place of Henry K. iSelden; A Canal Commissiinier, in the place of Samuel R. Ruggles, appointed in place of Samuel S. Whnllon, deceased ; An Inspector of State Prisons, in the place of\Villiatn A. Russel. All of whose terms of office will expire on the last day of December next. A -Representative in the Thirty-sixth Congress of the United States, fur the twenty-third Congressional Dis- trict, composed of the counties of Jefferson and Lewis. Qounly officers also io be elected for said comity: Three Members of Assembly; A County Clerk, in the place of Oolm L. Marsh ; Two Justices of Sessions, in the place of John F. Latimer and llosea B. Hayes; Throe Coroners, in the place of Loren Bnshnell, Nathaniel inuerson, .and Rinaldo M. Bingham. All whose terms of of- fice will expire on the last day of December next. The attention of Inspectors of Election and County Canvassers is directed to Chap. 320 of Laws of 1858, a copy of which is printed hero with, for instructions in regard to their duties under said law, \submitting the question of calling a convention to revise the- Constitution and amend the same to the People of the Slate.' 1 Cii.u\ 320. AN ACT to submit I ho question of calling a Convention to revise the Constitution and amend the same, to the People of -the State. Passed April lVth, lSOS—throc-fifthsJ.being present. The People of the (Stale if Kno Tori; repre- sented hi iStnata and Assembly, do enact as follows: SwTrror 1, The inspectors of election in each town, ward and election district in ibis state, at the next annual election to bo held- in No- vember next, shall provide a proper box to re- ceive the ballots of the citizens of this state en- titled to vote for .members of the Legislature at such election. On such ballot shall be writ- ten or primed, or partly written and punted, by those voters who are in favor of a Conven- tion, the words, \Shall there be a convention to revise the constitution and amend the same! Yes.\ And by those voters who are opposed thereto, the words: \Shall there bo a Conven- tion to revise the constitution and amend the same ? No.\ And all eitizons entitled to vote as aforesaid shall be allowed to vote by ballot as aforesaid, in the (lection district in which ho resides, and not elsewhere.. § 2. So much of articles one, two and three, of title four, of chapter one hundred and thirty, of an act entitled \An act respecting elections other than for militia and town officers,\ pass- ed April fifth, eighteen hundred and forty-two, ami the acts amending the same, as regulates the manner of conducting elections and chal- lenges, oaths to be administered, and inquiries to be made, of persons offering to vote, shall be deemed applicable to the votes to be. given or offered under this act; and the manner of vot- ing and challenges, ard the penalties for false swearing, prescribed by law, arc hereby de- clared in full force and effect in voting or offei« ing to vote under this act. .-$$ § 8. The said votes given for and agaMisKfa, convention, in pursuance of this act, shal%|e' canvassed, by the inspectors of the several elco- lion districts or polls of the said election in the manner prescribed by law, and as provided in art : cle four, of title four, of chapter one hun- dred and thirty of the said aot, passed April fifth, eighteen bundled and forty-two, and the acts amending the same, as far as the same are applicable; and such canvass shall bo complet- ed by ascertaining the whole number of votes given in each election district, or poll for a convention, and the whole number of votes given against such convention, in the form aforesaid, and the result being found, the in-, Spoctors shall make a. statement in words, at full length, of the number or ballots having thereon the words, \Shall there be a conven- tion, to vevwe the constitution and amend the same? Yes.\ And also the whole number of ballots having tlioreon the words, \ Shall there be a convention to revise the constitution and amend the same? No.\ Such statements as aforesaid shall contain a caption, staling f-Jie day on which, and the number of the district, the town or ward, and the county at which tho.< election was held, and at the end thereof a cer- tificate that such statement is correct in all re- spools, which certificate shall be subscribed by all the inspectors, and a true copy of such state- ment bo immediately filed by them in tho of- fice of the clerk of the town or city. | 4. Tho original statements,, duly certified is aforesaid,, shall bo delivered, by the in'pec- lora, ol- one of them to bo deputed for that pur- pose, to f>(; supervisor, or, in case there be no supervisuv, bi-he shall be disabled from attend- ing tho b«ard of .canvassers, then to one of the assessors ot the ti>\yn or ward, within twenty- four hours aftw thoSmne shall have been sub- scribed by such raspecfon-,, Io' be disposed of as other statements at such election are now re- quired by law. § 5. So much of artiotas first, second, third and fourth, of title fifth, of chapter onehundred and thirty, of the act entitled \An aot, respect- ing elections other than for militia ami town officers,\ and the acts amending the same, as regulates tho duties of county canvassers and their proceedings, and the duly of comity clerks, and the secretary of state, and tho board of state canvnssers, shall be applied to the can- vassing and ascertaining the will of the people of this state in relation to tho proposed con- vention : and if it shall appear that a mnjmitv of the votes or ballots given in and returned as aforesaid are against a convention, then the said eanvarsers are required to certify and de- clare {that fact by a certificate, subscribed by them, and filed with the secretary of State; but if it shall appear by the said canvass that a ma- jority of the ballots or voles given as aforesaid are for a convention, then they shall by like certificate, to bo filed as aforesaid, declare that fact ; and the said secretary shall communicate a c\py of such certificate to both branches of the legislature, at the opening of tho next ses- sion thereof. Yours respectfully, GIDEON J. TCCKER, Secretary of State. Election Rfoisce. SIIEUIFF'S OI'FIUK, WATEMOWN, ) ' August 3, 18SB. f The above notice has been received from the Secretary of Slate, giving notice of a general ehetion to be held on Tuesday succeeding the fiijst Jlonday iuNovcmber next, for the election of'llie officers enumerated ; at which time the question whether we are to have a Constitution- al Convention will be submitted to the people. And the Assessors and other town officers com- posing the Board of Canvassers will please take notice and cause the proper notices of election to be posted throughout their several towns and election districts. ABKEll BAKER, Hi. ' Sheriff of Jefferson County. MOBTCISS SAK/SS.]' B Y virtue of a Mortgage; bearing date the - ' 2nd day of April,' 1855, Margaret Dun- ning conveyed to William Pearson certain pre- mises described in said Mortgage as follows:; \All that tract or parcel of f.a'ud situate iu the Town of Capo Yincent, County of Jefferson, and Stale of New Yorls being parts of Lots Numbers 37G and S8-1- of the subdivisions of iji-cit Lot No. -i. of JU'Corobs' purchase, and, bounded as follows, viz. : Beginning at the south corner of f>2 81-100 acres convoyed to Henry Ainsworth, 7th April, .1808, a White Oali po.-taud stonesinarkedT.C.K.P. and runsthenoo north 2-1 1-2° west, 88 chains 04 Bute along :.iid Aiusworlh's Land to a white onlc i:>ust and stones, the west corner of the same, thence south 05'°, west 26 chains SB links, to an iron wood po-t marked T. C, in the north-east line of 83 05-100 acres, conveyed to Eli L. .Dunning, 20th Juno, 3 838, thence south 24 1-2 °, east lit.) chains 60 links along said Cunning's Land, to a post and stones on the shore of Kent's' Creek, being the cast corner of the same, thence north-easterly along the shore of said Crette as it winds and turns to the place of beginning, containing one hundred acres and seventeen hundredths, as surveyed by O, Child. - Also, all that certain other piece u' parcel of Land situate iu the Town of Capo Vincent .aforesaid, being pari of Lots Nos. 870, 377, 384 and 385 of the subdivisions ofpre.it Lot No. 4, of'M'Conibs' purchase, and bounded as follows, viz.: Beginning a t tho south corner of 200 acres conveyed to James Homan March lo'lh, 1S27 : an Elm tree, cornered and marked J. If., and runs thence south-25°. east 19 chainsUOlinks, to a Beech post marked S. P., lOlinlcsnorther- Jy from AII Kim (TOO cornered, and standing on the shore of Kent's Creek, thonco down along the same, south 71 1*2°,. west 7 oliains 17 links, to a pine post and stones maiked E. P., thence south 05 1.-2°, west (i chains '17 links, to a whitte oak post, and stones marked T. C. H. P., thence along tho north-enst lino of land in tho possesion of Thomas Clark, north 24- 1-2°, west 38 chains 6-4 links, to a white oak pusfc marked T. C. R. P., thence north 65 °. east 18 chains 54 links, to a beech post marked S. P., in the. south-west line of said 200 acres, conveyed to said Human, thenee along said line south 25 °, east 1!) chains 2U links, to the pbu-c of biginning. cunlainiiu? 62 80-100 acres of land, as surveyed July 23rd, 1331, by Oliver Child. And also, all that certain other pioc\ or par- cel of bu.d Hfuato in tho town of Cape Vin- cent aforo-ai', ,-iud being part of Lots !175 of the Biibili\isions of'(»rent Lot No. 4, of SrComl.s purchase, hounded its Pillow's, viz. Beginning at the iioith-tvesl corner of 47 01 3O0acivs,deeded by James Iloman and C-hloo his wife, to Victor \Wilson April 3d, 183ft, being part of the same, an iron wood post marked N. C, and runs thence 05°, west 17 chains, to a lied Cedar post, theiioe south 15 °, cast 15 chains 80 links, to-n -Bed Cedar post, thence, north 4-1-2°, east 38 chains 50 links, loaAIed Cedar post, thonco north 25°, west 8 chains 20 links, to the place of beginning, contains 20 40-IuO acres of land. Said Mori gage, with the power of sale there- in contained, was duly recorded in the. Clerk's Office of the Comity\ of Jcfiewon, (that boin^ the county where the said premises are situab od,, on the nth day of May, 1855, m Book No. 50 of Mnrtgages,?age G-lByfcc.njiuV.id Mortgage was given to secure the. payment of Four Thou sand Five Hundred Dollars, and interest there- on. Dofault has been made in the payment of iho monies mentioned in said Mortgage, where- by the Power of Sale became operative. The amount claimed to be due on said Mortgage at .the first publication of ibis notice is .$1028.58, and the further sum of ?200f), and* interest thereon from April 1st, 1858, hereafter\to'be- come due thereon. No suit or proceedings at La'w lulvo been iual.ilul.od or eommeiiooel for the recovery of the amount duo and owing up on said Mortgage or any part thereof. Now, therefore, Notice is hereby g-ivon that by virtue of the power of sale eon (mined in said Mortgage, and of Hie. Statute in sncii en«o mnde and provided, said lib .(-(gaged ' pnmises will I.e sold at PiilJie Auction \|o (bo higln^l bidder, on the 4tli day of December, 1K.1S, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Law Office of Ainsworth and Porter, ill the village of Cape Vincent, in said County of Jefferson. Dated Auguot 2ath, iSoS. WILLIAM I'EAllSOK, Mortgagee. AIKSWOUTH & PojiTP.H, Attorneys. lOO'^TA; AMM'iMI) &S\\ 1' ERD IKON. Consumers and purchasers of this brand of Iron are cautioned against imititions of it, or of any iron purporting to be \Pern' 1 —none be- ing genuine imie;s Inniinfactured by tho Peru Iron Company, and avery bar so stamped Or labelled, we possessing the exclusive right, by lho 0 LegislnHireof thUstjit-p, to tho wow,l'Pcru,' and to make genuine Peru iron. All-others are counterfeit. SALTUS <t 'Cf).,JS T o. 7., Beaver St. QTAt'LEd' New and Original Perfume forthe kJSHkln, handkerchief and Teeth. • 'l.OVi; IN A MIST.\ ' |i'\.l' f ..l.' :;! W. 11. \VKI;I:. IS©K'K , ©.&©iS SALE. 'HETiEAS £d,\vr,rd IT. Oilbo and Mary his wife, did, on the first day of April, iS37 execute and deliver to Amos S. Roberts a certain Mortgage, intended for the security of the payment of the sum of fivo hundrod'dol- lars, with interest, in tho manner therein spe cified, which said Moi'longc is upon the follow- ing promises, to wit: All\ that tract, or parcel of land situate in the town of Capo Vincent County of Jefferson, and State of New York, being a part of 25 18-100 acres of land that wore conveyed on the I0l.li day of May, 183G, to Henry Crovolin by Bue] Fuller and wife, bounded as follow*, viz.: beginning at the south-west corner of a lot deeded April 1st, 1867, by Annette Bemastior, to Francis A. Cross, out of said 25 18-100 acres, thence run- ning south 73 ° , west t.73 feet to tho easterly margin of an alley or street two rods wide, which runs from Piroadway Sir. ct through the said 25 18-100 acres, thence at right angle n therly along said alley one chain, thenoe at right anglo easterly 153 feet, thence at light angle southerly one chain, to the place of'be- ginning, ccmlaing 232-1000 of an acre. The said Mortgage and the power of snlo theriin contained was recorded, in the Joffcrsou County Clerk's office on the 4th- day of May, 1S57, in Liber 02 of Mortgages, page 118. Default has been made in the payment of moneys, accord- ing to tlio conditions of said Mortgage, ami there is now claimed to bo due upon'sald Mort- gage, at the date of this notice, forty-three dol lar> and seventy-five cents, No suit or. pro- ceedings at law have been bad for the recovery of the same, or any pniit thereof. Notice is hereby given thatip pursunuco of a power of sale in said Mortgage, contained and therewith recorded and of the Statute iu snob case made and provided, the said Mortgage will bo fore- closed by ssle at Public Auction of the above described Mortgaged promises, at the Law Of- fice of Ainsworth & Porter, in the Village of Cape Vincent, Jefferson County aforesaid, on Monday, tln-eth day, of December, 1S58, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon .of that clay. Dated August 28, i.858. ' AMOS S. ROBERTS, Mortn-ngee. AINSWORTH & PORTER, Attorneys. Watortown- & Rome Sail Road. a v M :,i i: K inn A N C E M E M T GOING SOUTn—LE A V t Cape Vincent, Wntertowu • Adams - -,- Pierreponl Manor Rome—'arrive- Ex- Mail. A. M. - - 6.30 - - - - 7.80 - - .-, 8.25 - - - 8.50 - - •11.85 - - Freight. /. M. - 0.30 - 8.50 - . 1.0.24 - - 10.5(1 - - Expr. r. M. - 8.00 10 - 9. - ». 10. 3.20.P. ir. 12 [A. GOINGl NORTH—LEA Vfi For tit* I 3 c«s>le. The. store where buyers all sbould go— ' That placo where bargains ready fluw— . Where von can buy nil things in.shape, ^Jt HAMMOND & OO's. warehouse in-the Capo, IFe have well tried to suit you nll r The poor and rich, the grout and small, With goods to oat or goods-Io tear, Crockery, glass and wooden-ware. Farmers' implements—best that's made— (And we supply them to tlio trade.) We sell as oheap.now by retail, Ajtmnny merchants at wholesale. Ftfrch asei's should not fail to meet Each one at Hammond & Go's, in the street, Jnspnet their Dry Goods all around, Piled from the coiling to the ground. And if you are now in their debt, Just pay your bill, and do not fret. To oblige you all. they are always willing, Why not pay thorn to the shilling? Your honesty will now bo braver In asking thou} for a favor, Which they will do, soon as you ask,' Without considering it any task. Our thanks we give when thanks are duo, Our friends have been not scant or fow;]j To suit yon always we will try, In every article which you'll buy. Whose quality will be so nice, And you'll bo'suited with the price\; ] Pleaoe give a call in as you go. Yours with respect, L. S. HAMMOND & CO. Capo Vincent, August 21st, 1S58. Express A. ir, Roino - - - -' 7.16 Pierrepout Manor--l0.10 Adams - - * - \10.24 Walei-town - - J 1.00 Capo Vincent arrive! 2.04' r, jr. Freight. Ex, M. A. M, I'.M. - -7.20 - 3.40 - 1.10 - 6 54 - 1 35 r:.t. (1.00 2.30 - 6.47 4.20 P.M. 7.20 \I v H' D CARLOS DUTT0N, Hup\ A DEA-tmrtlL HRATD 017 EIOH GLOSSY HAIR! Ccnnjij^ly Preserved to the Greatest Aye, And fl'-ho that Is gray would, not have it re- stored' to former color; or bald, but would have the growth restored, or troubled with dandruff and itching but would hnvo it remov- ed, or troubled with scrofula, scald head, or other eruptions, but would bo cured, or with sick headache, (neuraigia) but would lo cured. It will also remove all pimples from tho face and skin. Prof. Wood's Hair Itestorative will do all this, see circular and the following. ANN Aanoni November 5, lbCO. Pnop. O. J. WOOD—Dear Sir:—I have h.»ard much sniJ of tho wond.-rfiil effect- of your Hair Resf'i-ntiM', but have been <-n often cheat- ed by quackery an-1 ipiaek nostrum*, hair dves, &c, 1 was disposed lo place your Restorative, in the sanie category \with the thousand and one loudly trumpeted quack remedies, mitil I met you jn Lawrence county some months since, whet you gave me such a'-suranoe as in- duced the irii.l of your Restoratives in my fa- mily-—first by my good wife, whoso hair had become \t^n thin and entirely white, and be- fore exhausting one of your large bottles, her hair was restored nearly to ils original beauti- ful brown color, and had thickened and be- come beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely over her bend; she continues to use it, not, sim- ply becaiito of its beautifying effects upon the hair, but because of itsheallhful influence upon the bead and mind. Others of my family and friends are using your Restorative with the happiest effects, therefore, my skepticism and doubts in reference to its character and value are entirely removed; and I can and do roqst cordially and coufident ; ally recommend its-use by all who Iv, ould havo their hair restored from white or gray, (by reason of sickness or age,) to its original color and beauty, arid by all young persons who would have their hair beautiful and glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours, SOLOMON MANN. Ftiend Wood—It was a long time after I saw you at Biisifield before I got the bottle of Re- storative for which yon gave me .in order on your agent in Detroit, and when we got it we concluded to try it on Mrs. Mann's hair, as 111. surest test of its power. It has done all that you assured mo it would do ; and others of my family nndfciends, having witnessed\ its offsets, are now using and recommending ifa use to others as untitled to the highest consideration you claim for it. A,\ain very respectfully and truly, yours, SOLOMON 'MANN. CAP.I,TM, 111., June 23, 1857. _ I have used prof. O. J. Wood's Hair Restora- tive, and have admired its wonderful otToc-ts,— My hair wa.'j becoming, as T thought, prema- turely gray, but by tho use of this Restorative it has resumed its original color, and, I have no doubt, prematurely so. S. BREESB, ex-Senator, U. S. O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 812 Broad way, N. Y., (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establishment,) and 11-4 Market Street, St. Louis, Mo. And sold by all good Druggists. TJICORP'fi, VELPEAU'S, CIVIALE'Q, AC It TON':?,CURLING'S, and the Venereal Hos- pital Practice of Paris and London, by Dfr I.ARMOKT. As some persons afflicted with Gonorrhrea, Gleet, strictures, Primary and Con- stitutional f'-ypbilis, Nervous Debility, Seminal Emissions, Impntciic-y, &c, may not bo aware of the fact, he takes this medium\ of informing them that he is tho only graduate in this city who is exclusively treating and curing those diseases, and wbo«e connect ion with the Euro- pean hospitals enables him to adopt the latest and most radical treatment, curing the oldest and most severe cases, at. No. 82' Mercer St., corner of Spring, opposite Nicholas Hotel, from 11 A.M. tills 1\M., except Mondays, Wednes- day and Fridays, till 5 P.M, only. The Doe- tow MEDICAL' ADVISER AJsD'MARUIAGE Gl'l'DE, nearly 400 pages, 10ij picture Illustra- tions, is (Jl. Sold and mailed also by TOWNS- END, No. 222 Broadway, New York. It gives the advertised medicines. It should be seen by the afflicted before adopting any treatment, as it fully exposes the charlatans infecting this and otlieV cities. We commend Dr. LARMOXTto the afflicted. —[Courier des Btate.U-nis, Blunts Zeitnng, l>nv Book, Atlas, &e. IIAUTFORD FIJiE-INBUllANOE GO. ^H-AinTORDj CONN. ,. Incorporated in. 1S10. CAPR'AL'$500,000. CHARTER PERPETUAL D 1 it K oioss: H. Huntington, 'Charles Boswell, J. Allyn. Albert Day, Henry Koney, J. P. Brace. J. Goodwin, Calvin Day, ' Ohns. T. Russ. O. B. Bowers, See. H. Huntington, Pros. GC.Lymnn.Ass'tPcc. W. N. Bowers, Actuary Also agent for the North American Fire In- surance Company, Hartford, Cpnn., capital |'30;000. City Eire Insnrnnco Company, Hartford, Con tiocticut, $150,000. HENRY IIAYDEN, Agent. Office in the Armstrong Block, Store of Har- den, Lewis & Co., Rome. f~l E L B B R A T E D ALES , \J The. undersigned, having appropriated a portion of his wholesale establishment to the keeping; on draught the finest Alos niid'Portor browed- in. England, Scotland and America, would respectfully call the nllenlion of con noisenrs, convalescents ami the lovers of good Ale generally, to the following testimonial from Baron Liebis, recommending the celebrated Allsnpp's Ale, which will constantly be kept on draught : • ' ' GnsesiBt, May 0. 'The specimen of your Pale Ale sent lo mo Affoidcd mo another'opportunity of eonfin.-i nS f its valuable qualities. I am myself an admirer oT this beverage, and my r.wn experience en- ables mo to recommend it as a very efficient and agreeable tonic beverage,)both for tho in valid and. tho robust.' G. E. MEN DEM. Wi-i» ond Ale Va'wllf, No. 18 Wall s!., X. Y, TV.—All ales drawn froom wooden vpierol'a For Boston NEWPORT & FALL-RIVER. THE BOSTON' AND FALL RIVER LINE. ' By the splendid and superior steamers Me- tropolis, Buy State and Empire State, of great strength aqcl speetl, particularly adopted to the navigation of Long Island Sound, running in connection with tho Fall'Rivor and Old Colony Railroads, a distaneoof 53 miles to Boston. Leave Pier No. 3, Norrh -River, near the Battery. The steamer-Metropolis, Capt. Brown, on Tu- esdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 5 P. M., touching at Newport each way. The steamer Bay State, Capt. Jewott, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 P. M., touching at Newport each way. These steamers are fitted with commodious state rooms and every arrangement for the com- fort and' convenience' of passenecrs who are of- fered by this route a-night's rest on board, and at on arrival at Fail River prooeod proceed by Railroad, reaching Boston early the following morning. A baggage master'is attached to each sleamej', who receives and cheeks the bag- gage, and accompanies the same to its destina- tion. A steamer runs in connection with the lino to and from Providence daily, except Sundays. Freight taken to Boston at the same prices as by lhe other regular lines, and forwarded with the greatest expedition by the Express Freight Line, which leaves Fait '.River every morning, Sundays excepted, at7 45, for Boston and Now Bedford, arriving .at its destination at about 11 A. M. For freight or passage apply on board, or at the office on Pier No. X North River, where state rooms .and berths may be secured; Here-: after no i-ooms will bo regarded as secure to any pasgongor till tilio same- shall ,have been paid for. For further particulars apply to WM. BORDEN, Agent. ' BUY MB : ~~ AND I'LL DO YOU GOOD 1 N OW is the time to nso \ilie . Great Spring and Summer Medicine, Dr. Langley'e ROOT AND SERB BITTERS, Composed of Sarsaparilla, .Wild Cherry, Yel- low Cock; Prickly Ash, Thorough wort, Rhu- barb, Mandraeks, Dandelion, tie.\ all of which arc io compounded a'-; to act in concert and as- sist, nature in eradicating disease. The effect of this medicine i3 most wonder- ful—it acts directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all obstructions from the internal organs, stimulating them into healthy action, renovating tho fountains of life and vigor, pu- rifying the blood, cleansing it from all humors, and causing it lo course anew through every part of the body. They cure and eradicate i'rem the system'Liver Complaint—that maim wheel to so many diseases—Jaundice in its worst forms, all billions diseases ond foul stom- ach, Dispepsis, Costivoness, Humors of the blood and skin, Indigestion, Hendaehoj Dissi- ness, Piles, Hoartburn, Weakness, Pain in the side and bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, and all kindred complaints' caused by a torbid or diseasek liver, a. disordered stomach .or bad blood, to which all are more or less subject in Spring and Summer. If taken in largo doses, Fever and Ague may be cured at once. This has become a standard medicine, and is decidedly tho best lhe world ever saw. The price is only on cents for a large bottle. Oatitrion extra—be sure and see that the fig- ures (CO) are plaiuly printed on the bottom of the label—not market with a pan or scratched out. Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Orders should be addressed lo J. O. Langley, Proprietor, 11 Marshall street, Boston, Mass.\ 1 18 5 N. J. STEAMBOAT .COMPANY. PEOPLE'S LINE OF STEAMBOATS. For TSevr York direct, from the Steamboat Landing, Albany, DAILY, (Sundays excepted) at 7 o'clock, P. M.i or on the arrival of tile Ex- press Train of Cars from the West and North. The favorite Steamers, NEW WORLD, CUT. A. P. ST. John. ISAAC NEWTON, CAOT. W. H. PEOK. Will, until further notice, form tho Express Line between the cities of Albany and Now York, in connection \with the Great Western and Northern Railroads, leaAing Albany daily, as follows, at 7 o'clock P. M. : ISAAC NEWTON, NEW WORiD, Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, and Fridays, . Saturdays. ESp\ Baggage \Wagons will always bo in at- tendance at the Depot to convey baggage to and from the boats free, where it will be check- ed by tho baggage master, - JSp\ For pa'ssnge, apply on board the Boats, or .at the office, No. 293 BroAdway. tjrJT For Freight, which will he taken at all times as cheap as by any other line of steamers, apply at the Office. J. W. HAECOURT, Agent. MERCHANTS LINE OF OTEAAiERS BETWEEN ALBANY AND NEW YORK. TIIROrf-m WlTIIOfT LANDING\—THE ST AMUR K NICKER BOOKER. Leaves Albany, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thurs- day 3 , Leaves New York, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; IIENDRTCK HUDSON, Leaves Albany, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri- days, Leaves New York, Tuesdays, Thursdays ami Saturday; ,„. Will leave Albany from the Steambofft Land- ing, daily, at 7 o'clock, P. M., or on the arrival of Express trains of Oars, (Sundays at G P. M.,) and New York from Pier foot of Robinson St., daily, at G o'clock P. M. jfrtJ~ Freight, by any of the Railroads, eon- pign.-d to tbo Line, will receive prompt atten- tion and special caro. For freiget or passage apply on board of the Steamers,, at the Landings, or to \O. W. STEVENS, Agent, 282 Broadway, Albany, ELI HUNT, Agent, at Offie foot of Robinson st., N.Y A RE YOU ISSUREB J l\. JtCTGEU's TOTE INSURANCE COMTASV. Cash capital $200,000; Surplus August!, '57 $33,087 53. Office No. 170 Chatham Square, Corner Mott st. Branch office No, 11 Mer- ' .chant's Exchange, Wall st. Now York-. • Insurance against loss and damage by fire on tho most valuable terms. ' ' ISAAC O. BARKER, President. .Tno. W. Ketehum, Vice President. • Ed,wnvd B. Fellows, Secretary. fi t S. CL \RK (t CO., No. 2C Maiden Lane, VT« New York, manufacturers of Gold and silver pencil crises, and gold pens .of every de- scription, offer their goods direct to. the coun- try trade at the priees others charge the city dealers, thereby saving the purchaser about 20 per cent which they .would have In pay the dealers if bought fro'm, thoni^our object is to sell for cash at one profit over the cost o£ mnu- ttl'aet nring. Samples will be furnished to those who may desire to sec the goods, at the- dozen jiriee, ai'id can bo sont by express, with bills ($•: collect. , J' Pieces Coarse, and Fine. ShoctmgsVf Ay different grades, arriving at the-Peo pie's Store, and soiling at from tj* to 10 cents l'cryaid, by {• \ .\' * ' [Cr. W. WARREN A- CO. T H E- • 5\Tnu 2lm.cricciti CHclcipi'bift Or Dictionary of Knowledge. Reasons for Buying it, A N n TUB WAYS AKD MEAKS OF uotiKa ?T. T HE Ne.w American Cyclopedia is popular without being superficial, learned but not pedantic, comprehensive but sufficiently detail- ed, free from personal pique am] party preju- dice, fresh and yet accurate, It is 1 a complete statement of all that is known upon every im- portant topic within tho scope of human, intel- ligence, Every article in it has been specially written forits pages by men -who- are authori ties on tho topics of winch, they speak,, They are required to bring tho subject up to the pre- sent moment; to state just how it stands now All the statistical information is .from the latest reports; the geographical accounts keep pace with the latest-explorations; historical matters include thr freshest just views; the biographi- cal notices not only speak of.tho d'ead, but also of Hie living, and of the living up lo within the last half year, And the worlds cheap.; three dollars a vo]- uni'- ,-, and each volume contains more—we hav • carefully computed the contents of both -r-moro than the whole six volumes of Ben- croft's history, which aro sold for twelve dol- lars. \Every family ought to possess a copy of the'new Cyclopaedia. Is isa library in itself. Lot each man save twenty-five cents a week,- and by the time the work is complete he can- not only own the fifteen volumes, but also a handsome book case to keep them in. Save a half-dime a day, (a little self-denial will do it,) and you bave enough to give you sound infor- mation on al points about wliieh you wish to inquire. School children—certainly tho mem- bers of our highiBflhools can havo it. Save tho cents which .we given to yon, run errands and 'do chores' when you can, and thus earn a dol- lar a week,—and the taskisdoml Mechanics —you have not much time to read ; this, then, is just the \work for you; it will help you upon all points of inquiry, and three hours' over- work per week will buy it. Lawyers, physi- • dans, clergymen, teachers—it willgivo breadth and accuracy to your information, andincrease 3<our influence.and income. . . Now, how to get it. If you reside in Water- town, call at No. S, Court street' and learn of himSelf what to do. If you reside elsewhere in this or .an adjoining eounty,V send One Dol- lar in a letter addressed to ' Win. Wirt Sykes, Herald Office, Water town,' and you will receive by mail, postpaid, the first m oa thly part., of the work, contai ning aporlralt of Baron Von Humboldt. Or, if you prefer the bound volumes, send Three dollars in a letter to the same address, and you -will receive by mail or express, free, the first voltime of the great work,.bound in cloth; §13,50 sont, in the same way, will secure to you tho same, ole- gautly bound in library leather, by mail or ex press free. AH tho succeeding volumes and parts forwarded on the same terms, as ordered 1 . Farmers—when you are 'in town,' call at No. S Court strootj.nnd see the greatest work of the age; it contains thousands of facts of the utmost importance to yourselves, your wives, sous and daughters.. Wra.- WIRT SYKES, Sole Agent fo Jefferson Oounty and Vicinity. HEALTH AND SICKNESS. , . onOOSE BETWEEN T11EW. HOLLO'WAY'S PILLS.ft; NISBET & WALWORTH'S -COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, A r o. 59 Pominick street, Rome, W. T. Continue in session th e entire year. Students enter at any time as there is no class system. FACULTY. C. W. NISDET, Practical Accountant, Professor of Bnsiness Penmanship and Lecturer on Com mercial Customs. C. A. WALWOJITII, Professor of the Science of Accounts, Instructor of Business and Ornamen- tal Penmanship and Lecturer on Mercantile Correspondence. S. B. WAt.woE-rjr, Assistant Professor iu th Bookkeeping Department, and Lecturer oi Commercial Law and Political Economy. This institutio'n teaches the largest and most thorough Course of- Double Eentry Bookkeep- ing, (from written manuscripts,) aiid the Spen- cerian system of Penmanship, The stationary used is manufactured expressly for the Course. The Faculty is composed of graduates from some of the best Mercantile Colleges, and who have had experience as Practical Accountants. The Rooms will bo open and instructions given from S A. M. till 9 P. M., except the Summer months, when the Rooms will be closed at 0 P. M. AVERAGE ATTENDANCE. The average time for completing a thorougl course is from eight to twelve weeks. The lime is unlimited. An opportunity for review- ing and subsequent' improvement furnished gratis. PREPARATORY. The qualifications necessary for entering up- on a. course of study are all comprised in a knowledge of the ordinary branohes-of English Education and Common Arithmetic. DIPLOMA. An elegdut Diploma, under the seal of the institution and signed by the Faculty, will be awarded to those who complete the entire Commercial Course, and understand it. THE ENTIRE EXPENSES Of the student in the Commercial Course need not exeeed the following amounts: Tuition, - - - $25 00 Stationery, - - 0 00 Board (averages $2.50 per .week) for ton weeks, - - 25 00 Tlw Wood furnishes the material of oyery one, muscle, gland atid : fibre in the hiimau raine, When pure it secures health to i very organ; whe.n corrupt, it necessarily produces disease. Holloway'sPills operate directly up- on the elements of the stream of life, neutraliz- ing, the principle of disease, and thus radically curing the malady, whether located in the nerves, the stomaol'i, the liver, the bowels, the muscles, the skin, the brain, or any part of the sv'storn •Used throughout the -world. —Holloways Pills are equally .efficacious in complaints com- mon to the whole human race, and' in disorders peculiar to certain climate's and localities. Alarming disorders.—Dyspepsia, and the de- rangement of the Liver,, the sounce of innumer- able-deaths, yield to these curatives in all cases however aggravated, acting as a mind purga- tive, alterative and tonic ; they relievo the bowels,, purify tlio'fluid's, and invigorate the system and-Hie constitution at the-'same lime. General Weakness-^-Nervous •Coinplniuls.r^- When all stimulants fail, tho renovating and bracing properties of these Pills give firmness o the shaking nerves and enfeebled muscles of the victim of \general debility.. Delicate Females.^-AU irregularities and ajl- racfits incident to the delicate and delicate niid sensitive organs of the sex arc removed or pre- vented by a few doses of those mild, but infal- lible alteratives. No mother who regards her own or her children's health should fail to have them wit-Inn her reach. Scientific Endorsements.—The London Lan- cet, tiie London Medical Review, and the most » eminent of the faculty in Great Britain, France, and Germany have eulogized the Pills an.d-tb.eir inventor; Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known in the'world for the following diseases: Asthma, dropsy, inflammation, 'bowel com' plaints, debility, inward weakness, couglis,.fevet'' and ague, livor complaints colds, lowuess of spirits, chest diseases, female complaints, piles, eostiveness, stone and gravel, dyspepsia, indi- gestion, secondary symptoms, diarrhoea, infiu- . enza, -venereal' affections, worms of-all kinds; - **» Sold .at the Manufactories of Professor Hoiloway, 80 Maiden Lane, Hew York, and-244 Strand, London, by idl respectable druggists and dealers .in Medicine throughout, the United States and Hie civilized world, in -boxes at 12 cents, 62 1-2 cents and $1. ,There is a consider- able saving in taking tho large size3. N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patient in every disorder are affixed to each box. October, ,1856. CAUTION!—None are genuine unless, the words \I-Iollow.ay New Yoi\k and London,\ are diseernable as a water mark in every leaf of the book of directions around each pot or box; \the same may be seen by holding the leaf to the light. A handsome reward will be given to any one rendering such information as may lend to the detection of aity party or parties counterfeiting the medicine or vending the same, knowing them to be spurious. BASSETT & BBOTSER™ MERCANTIL'E COLLEGE, Corner of Sitlina and Fayotto streets, Syra- cuse, N> Y. Total, 856 00 TEIJMS For Com felted jjans runes, tjusmess .reiimansliir, respnndonce. Lectures upon Political Economy, and Commerce, Diploma, &e., $2?. For the same in Ladies' Department, $20. For Twenty Lessons in Penmaushipalone §5 For Separate 'Course in Practical and Orna- mental Penmanship, $20* For Twelve Lessons in Penmanship (Ladies,) .For Stationery (Blank Books) for the Com- mercial Course, (at cost) £6. _ Tuition invariably in advance, unless a spe- oinKarrangemcnt is made al the commencement. Persons whose time is occupied durino- tlio day, and. who would like to pursue the Course during tlio evening, will hove every attention paid them, and be enabled to complete a Course. . (2^° The College Rooms arc open stall times' during business hours, for the reception of visi- tors. Patrons and strangers are partienlar'ly invited to call and examine for themselves.' Addresses 4 above for a new Circular iust published, J The oldest and most' thorough Commercial College in the Empire State. DIREBTORS: Hon. E. w, Leavenworth, Hon. D. Pratt, '.\. \ H. Baldwin, \J. F. Coms!)oek; \ J. Noxen, \ C. P. Sedgwick., \ B. n. Tyler, « J. J. Peel,-, C<'' \ O. Ballard, \ D. McCarfJig- G-. J. Gardner, Horace White.'' F.-VOur.Ti': S. M. Bassett, consulting Accountant, Pro- fessor of Mathematics, Penmanship, and lectu- rer on'Commercial Correspondence, Comptita- {•ion, Ac. \ N. P. Basset and Jjio. p,£ukin, Practical Ae. e'ountant, Professor on Book Keeping and Lec- turer on business customs, the science of Ac- counts, &c. LliCTCIUSUS : Hon. R. H.-Tyler, Hon C. F. Comsloek, Hon. D. Pratt, Rev. S. J. May, Rev. T. M. Bishop, A. G Hull,. Esq., H. J. Sedgew.ick, P, M., and and many other lootnrers. EXAMINING COMMITTEE: Hon. G. J. Garder, B. B.Wicks, P. Outwater, W. W. Tcall, J. Grouse, J. I. Bradley, Hon. H. Baldwin, H. W. Chittenden. J. J. Wolcott, E. Foster, Hodge & Stevens, Wsillard & Hawley, STYLE, OOMPOBT AND ECONOMY COMBINED. A FittsT CLASS HOTEL, AT A JW:AKOS.\BLE riticE. AMERICAN HOTEL, opposite West Front of the Depot, XTliea. This house has been re-built and cnlarced to double its former size, with splendid parlors and Bed-rooms, all newly furnished in-the 1 style. Its ennvenien'. location and makes it a desirable place .Railroad and Stages as all the Stages ru ulna House. Board $1 25 per day. est easy access JbrjPasseiisteiv: by mi from \J\ ,|.,- AMEKSJAS HOTEL SALOON. \ Tn lhe basement of thi, House is a 1,,,-™ and handsome Uu*x, for the convenience=>f La- dies and Gentlemen who have not time .for the rogular.Hotel Meals, The. Northern Railroad Cars start in front of thw house for Trenton Fall, and the North, g. C JACOB;', Manng.T. , -p. \pAYl* p rcip , As our Professors in tho Commercial Depart- ment are men of large experience in actual bu- siness, as well as Teachers, affords unusual faci- lities to young men wishing in an expeditious manner a thorough business education, a know- ledge of the science of accounts, .art of compu- tation, &e. The College Rooms are of the most spacious dimensions, wliieh for beauty and 9onvoni6nce are unparalleled in the history of Mercantile Colleges. .,*,; In a word, no pains or cxpense'-Rave been spared by the Proprietors to make this insti- tution just what it proposes to be—a Commer- cial College second to no similar establishment in the broad cities of this Union, and every ef- fort will be continued to maintain the high ro- putatiou the College has already acquired, With many thanks to the numerous patrons of the institution, both at home and abroad, for the libera] encouragement Mlhet'to extendi ed, the proprietors hope, by still greater efforts on their part to merit and retain in the future, the same liberal patronage in a still greater ' descree. THE COMMERCIAL COURSE, Embraces every department of trade and commercial accounts, viz.: wholesale, retail, commission, exchange, banking, mining, manu- facturing, shipping, steamboating, railroading, jobbing, individual partnership, stock compa- nies, &c. Also lectures on the science of ac- counts, common law, commercial computations, political economy, banking, business Correspon- dence, mercantile' customs, finance, &c All manuscripts are drawn from actual busi- ness transactions by the best accountants of this State and at great expense. PENMANSHIP: In all its forms will be taught by S. M- f; 318 - set, who -has hod the first prize awarded to liim at the Now York State Fair for threesuocessivo years, and has no equal as a Chirographic ar- tist. THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT: This is an elegantly furnished parlor, entire- ly separated, from tho gentlemen's room, h nt part superintended by Mrs. L. M. Newel!.— The same course taught in this department as in the male. Ladies and Gentleman can cuter College at any time as there is no class, system, and re- ceive individual Instruction, The average time for complet-itig'a course-is front eight to Waive weeks, tho time is unlimited'; - .\ • The College Rooms are-opennnd instructions given from 8 o'clock A.M., 'until 9 o'clock, P.M. For evening students from *} till 9 P.M.- The proprietors otthis institution hnvo an extensive acquaintance with business men,-and arc often able to render assistance to-graduates in pro- Curing profitable situations. Scholarships may be obtained nt this office. ggp Please send for a new Circular just published. t _j ^i_———* —— —— • — • ^''^ QTABLES' Now Perfume, 'LOVE IN A MIST. ©. G. STAPLES, Chemist, 1 Walortown. ~\f\ Pieces Coeheeo, Manchester, Amori- : f\J catt'and oilier styles of Prints, sell i-om-4 to 12 1-2 cents-por vard, l>v ' if',. W- WARREN i'CO. if i A *s
