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To the Suivervltori of JeBermon Couuty. Goutlomon, I respectfully ask yoor atten- tion to the following statements: v If I am not mistaken, the pauper sick of AVatertown village, »vo furnished, medical aid by aoinephjiiieiaH residing in the Ward •or district ;wliere the pauper asking aid belongH. you, gentlemen j aro undoubtedly aware, thai the art or skill of healing and curing disease is diversified—not bestowed upon alj physiciafts alike. One possesses the tact or skill of curing tins disease; another that, 4e. This diversity of skill comes not within my province to explain. It is sufficient that it exists. Permit me to premise that, I am not an applicant for any office at your disposal. I claim no distinctive award for superiority of Bkill over my medical brethren. My long residence and extensive acquaintance in the county, together with my profession- al practice have procured for rae the repu- tation of curing certain diseases which other physicians have deemed incurable. This opinion, or fact, I do not controvert, nor do I admit its validity in a Bpifit of ex- ultation. Fortunately, for some of the worst and most common maladies, I have devised a positive, a radical cure. Among the num- ber I mention but one. 1 allude to that common one; vitiated vlccr on the lower limbs, usually called \ Fever Sore.\ This, frequently, if not mostly, is to be found among the poor and destitute. That these ulcers are cured by my thealmcit is sus- ceptible of proof by many. Tho furmer oycrscer of poor in Watertown, H. D. Cad- well, Esq. is familiar with the peculiar em- barrassments under which a pauper was cured by me after a large amount of bills to a number of doctors who had failed in treatment had been paid. This Overseer, and other citizen8 know with what reluctance I at last under the circumstances assumed the responsibility Of cure, A knowledge of this, and other similar cases of cure very naturally induced other paupers .to seek relief from the same Eource. And such'hasbeen the fact. T am literally inundated with the most plaintive entreat- ies, petitions and invocations, for cure or re- lief. But lam obliged to repel the appli- cants unless I treat their case gratuitously, and accept, thanks ar.d gratitude as an equivalent in payment. With such condi- tions, few could comply. Placed in such an unpleasant situation; 1 respectfully solicit the action of your honorable body in. the premises, so far that, if I render essential Bervicc to the County in professional treatment of its paupers, and if my charges are reasonable, my com- pensation may be guaranteed. Respectfully submitted, -R. GOODALE, M, D. Special Notices. THE GREAT £N(JM8H HEMKI^Vi. PROTECTED 1JY ROiA L l-ETTERa PAii'Btfy SIR ,TA,MKS O^ARKK'B Celebrated Female l»llu. Preparedfrom a prescription of Sir J. Ctar*i,]it;l) Physician Bfxtraordittyry to <A$ e««n. This invaluable r«roe<ly.|« unfailing in tho care of, all thoao imiufnl anil danKoroiis dl»oa» > t o which thei female constitution in enbject. It moderates all oxceaB and roraoyoe all obstruction*, fmm whatever cameo and a speedy ciiro uti'y bo relied on, TOMAIUUUDLADIUS, It is peculiarly so lod. It will, in a short lime, brine on the monthly periodwith regularity. Esch boctlo, price Ono Dollar, bears Iho Govern- ment stamp of Great Britain, t o prevont counter. OABTION. These Pills should not be taken by Kemsloe dur- ing.the ttrst three months of Preguaney, as they are Hire to bring on Miscarriago, but at nny other timo iheyare safe In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex- ertion, Palpitation of the' Heart, Hysterics and Whites, these Pills will ctl'ecta curoirhen all other means have failed; and although a lioiverfulremedy, do not contain iron; calomel, untimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. . * Full dilutions lii the pamphlet around each pack- age, which-au'6uld. be carefully preserved, Sold by'allDruggiats. Price »1 porBottle. SPECIAL j\ r 0.riCH. It is the fate of every valuable Medicine to be C s v,SMurr.iT«D. Be cautious, tbe'rolwre, and see tliat,ihe letters •' '£;& M,\ are blown in the bottle, and'that each wrapper bearrt the »AO gmtLxs of the signatures of r. <1 BALDWIN & CO., aiid JO B MUSE*. |3f* A'ithout wliieh,honearei;enu-ne.' Solo Agent for tlio United States and British Dominions. JOB MOBES, 37 Cortiand-st., Now York. N. B.—ti,(H>andBlx three cum postage stamps en- closed to any authorized Agent, will insure it bottle, containingM Pills, by return mull, securely sealed from all observation. tar For sule by Thco. A. Peolt, N. M. Smith * 'Co, and ^Y. Sawons A Co, July limwj, . , TO CONSUMPTIVES The advertiser, Imvhiu hucnVcstorcil to health in, a tuvf weeks by a vury simple romedy, after having suffered ior several 1 yeara with a eovorc lung affec- tion, and that drcud, disease, Conenmpiion-—is anx- lonato make known to hia fellow-suffcrora tho moans of cure. To ftU who desire it, h e will Bend a copy of the prescription used (free of charge,) with tlio ftirec tiohe forprcpaving-and using Hie eanio, whicn thoy will And a suyc Oi^re for Consumption, ABthmfi, Broiichitis,'Coug.iis, Colda, and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only object oi the adver.iser in sending tho Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which ho conceives to.be in- valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try lite remedy, as it will coat ttiom nothing, and-may prove a blessing. Partiea wishing the prescription, FIIEE, by return mail, will please address .KEV. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamahurgh, Kings, Co., New Yorkv n22yl. New ^uu^wcimute. P12KSQNAI. Claims ou Great Britain. It has been stated in newspapers recent; IT that at thelast cabinet meeting it wasre- solved to demand payment at the hands of the British Government in full for all the outrages committed by rebel privateers fit- ted out in England. - But this cannot be considered a new discovery, for tho reason that the official correspondence published shows that Minister Adams has been ear- nestly pressing upon the British Govern- ment the justice of indemnity for losses thus Fustiiined by citizens of the United Stales. Certainly no instructions to carry out any recent decision on the subject were sent to Mr. Adams on Thursday. That is not the day on which the State Department communicates by steamer. Not ia there anything new in the statement that the Juarez Government will be recognized and no other. I t is already reoognized in every ionu Tcnown to diplomacy and the usages of nations. There has been no recent meet- ing between the President, Gen. Grant and Secretary Seward, at which, as alleged, they determined to recommend as a measure of the administration, that we should pay the JVeneh claims in Mexico, and receive^Mexi- can Territory in exchange probably in the neighborhood of Judy. There were no meeting of lhe.-,e three gentlemen on the day named. Nor did they at any other time, deliberate on this subject. After diligent inquiry, it cannot be ascertained that there is any truth in other recent re- ports on the above named subjects, and, therefore, those who have been led to ex- pect manifestoes concerning them will be disappointed. BISMAIICK ASD BiAimiTz.—Bismarck i» sai i to be very sick. S:> is Louis Napoleon. But Bismarck is also said to be going to Biarritz; and there, too, goes Louis Napo- leon. Who knows but Uiat this is, after ail, a, sort of diplomats disease, which can be cured only by getting the two \ sick\ men together ? KNOW THY DUST1NY. MADAXE E.P. TgoRSTON, the great English As- trolqgiat, Clairvoyantni.'dpeyclibntctrlQlan,who has astonished the scientific classes of the Old 'World, hacnow located herself at Hudson, N. Y. -Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers of sec- ond sight, as t o enable her to impart tnowleda'e of thagreatcstimportance to the single or inarricdof eitker sex. While in a stato'of trance, she deline- ates the very features of the person you accto mar- ry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense power kuown as the Psych«motropc, guarantees to pro- duce a llle-like picture of the future husband orwifo of the applicant, together with date of marriage, position in life, leading traits of character, Ac. This is no humbuc, as thousands of testimonials oan as- sert. She will send, when desired, a certificd'Ccrti- ficate, or written guarantee,'that the picture is what it purports to be. By enclosluga small loclc of hair and statingplace of birth, age, disposition and com- plexion, and enclosing 50 centB and stamped envel- ope addressed t o yourself, yon will receive the pic- ture apd desired information by return mail. All communications sacredly confidential. Address, in confidence, Madame K. P. THOllNTON, ntSmC \P. O. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. A Card to Invalids. A Clergyman, while residing in South America as missionary, discovered a safe and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases af the Urinary and Seminal Organs,andt whole train of disorders brought on by \banelnl and vicions habits. Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afllictcfl and anfortnnato, I will send the recipe for preparing and u»i«B fcliiH'mctircliio, In i sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, Free oj Oharge. Please enclose a stamped envelope, addressed to yourself. Acidress ^. josBPn T. wjas, STATION D.BinLKUonsL-, pCyl New York City . Ask Your Grocer for Starch Gloss. MANUFACTURED BY THE NEW YOHK STAHOII GLOSS COMPANY No. 218 Pulton Street, New York. TAKE NO OTHEIt. I T will eventually be known and used in every Hott?i, Tjunndry and Family in the Land. It, la the only article that will give a fine, beautiful polish to Linen or Muslin. It Is the only article that effectu- ally prevents theiron or dust from adhering to the cloth. ItmakeB old linen look like new. Goods done up with it keep clean much longer, therein savinc time and labor tn washing. Jt is the most economical article that can hensud, costing only about one cent to do the washing foran ordinary B'zed family. It is warrarltcd not to injure the clothes. For sale by all Grocers and Druggies. N. B.—As certain unprincipled men are endeavor- ing to p'tlm njjou the public worthless >u ticles called Starch Gloss. &c , to prt-yent fraud hert-arter. we shall put upon cverv wrapper the facsimile of the signature ol the inventor. \ 4flmli WW. CULLEJT. f > \ *<Wi,j'Bunions, ';Bl«l''*Kail*s*i Diseased; •'!, Ja T U ' Chilblains, Ac, skillfully treated by •Dr.' ! J.'i'Briggs,' Surgeon Ohiiiopodisi^or.aj short 'time at the\ Wbodrafi\ Hou'so, confe mencing Tuesday, October ?3d. Principal Qfflco 208 Broadway, New York. Branch Office at, Baggs Hotel, 1 .IJtioa, Ni. X.; •. , OERTrwrOATES. \ The following eompliment to Dr. Briggs frohl lloy. Dr.^an D^nsen 1 , .is worthy of perusal: TJTICA, Oct. 1st. I860. Dr. BriggS has operated for sevefaTt'neni. bers of my,.f|tM.ly atid myself, ar4it,.gi&es me gieatplcasart! to bear te.stimd'nyjo' his skill' and Success, \ahd*1.haf no pain was suffered in the most difficnlfwork he per- formed. E. M.. VAN, DKUSE.N, Beci6rof Grace Ghurch', The following froin^E; Dj Wood, Esq, President of VVo.od and Mann's Engine Company, should be read by the timid':' UTI.OA, N. Y.,- Oct* 1,!1>866. Dr. Briggs has aucccssfully removed five corns lr,m ^ny feetfwone o'f them a very; large \otie that' inte^feVed wife Weiring a boot. Ho performed it with such ease that it is more of a luxury than ' otherwise, and 1 do not experience any more signs of ten- derness whero they wereth'nn in any other' part or the loot. E. D. WOOD. The following is from Bev. Dr. Corey, of that city: Dr. J. Briggs has removod two corns from my feet without the slightest pain. T very cheerfully recommend to his services to all who are thus afflicted... . D. G. OUHRV. Pastor of the Bleecker Street Haptist Church, TJtica, The following from Eer. Dr. Vennilye should convince the timid that Dr. Briggs really does ; p'er(6rrn-his operations without pain and in a satisfactory^ n,ia.u.ner : \ \TJTICA sSpt. 2\0 TSii'fl. Dr. Briggs' mode of removing corns is to my oivn knowledge painless and satis- factory, even in ugljj cases of long stand- ing. 1 cap cordially'•'reeomitie'ri'd'h'iin to others who may suffer froqt these painful excrese6c«s. ' ,H'e pe'i;fqrra4 all'./he'.fifj'deV-'. takes to perform., , . A.. ! '6vY^'KiHW,',,% - Pastor Reformed DutchrOhurchV TJtica. Prom A. Barnard, Esq., of thta city: This certifies that Dr. Briggs has remov- ed from my foot a co.rr». and bunion, skill- fully una'absoluyiy witfiouVpafn. ' '''-'-' H. BARNAUD. TJTICA,. Sept. 8 ; 1,806. Read the following from Mr: (J. P. Ah- drews f . t tickct agent: ., - • „ I-have been suffering for the past fifteen years with coins and bunions, and;he*e»v have had sufficient confidence in any doc- tor to allow them to operate or prescribe for me ia any form ; but my attention be- ing arrested by one of the testimonials pub- lished mDr. Briggs' circular, I was induced to apply to him. JJe has, extracted: from my feet seven corns arid bunions without pain or loss of blood, and the operation I believe to be a perfect suqeess. UTIOA, Sept.' U , 1860. G. Pi AND.UKWS. ' From John S. Hill, Esq: TJTICA, Sept. 17„ 1806. Dr. Brigg3 has removed a Tjqhion and' several corns from my feet, that had Jgiven a great deal of trouble and pain, absolute- ly without the least pain. I think his sys tern is a perfect one, and advise those afflicted in a like manner to give him a •trial. JOHN S. HILI. Read the following compliment: i do hereby clieqrfully certify that Dr. J. Briggs, at present at Buggs'Hotel in this city, has operated on some corns on my feet, of long slewing, and extracted them without pain to myself. I would therefore. A hi m t'6 the multitud e of staffer 1 - New ab«e^0e«wn^_ IMPORTANT NO'tlp.B * Land and. Farms for Sale. i. tj (;• v \ Vuii .u- -.*.'. • !' I am now offering fur sale, at low price, ''on/long time, if desired, at 6 per cent, in- terest, about \ ••\' , . > , 2566 Acres of Land, situated in one of the very best farming scctions4a,tno..Vy r estern,Gpuntry,,andmuch J ,of it in 'o1a8o'ttiedcouctle6,viz ; : Dubuque, Jayotte, FranWipj -VVrigkt, flamiitoni Han- cock and Webster, State of Iowa, on and near the. Dubucpie iS Son City, Railroadi—. Price'from '86 to ^12 perae're/ A\lso sev- eral improved farms in Dubuque and Pay- ette counties. Or I.will exchango any of the unimproved lands for good real or per- soual pr^'e'riyS |{lttute M thjs.or adja-pelit counties, and if,desired, pay pai't.citsb.— Also, 35.0,apr,es at.Ouarga,.8,5 ™'!#? south oT'Oliicago^'flfrnoiVon fl'ie I. O. R.\R. ; very superior land, wfth wood and Water; price S,2S,'p.ei;TKere. i ,-...-. ..r: ' ''.'\-' , -. I also how offer several valuable Farms si'tuate in Jefferson Co., N. Y.': The Dan- iel-Chaffer Parrn, ol'?47 acrefi, situate about 3 miles from the village of Adams, New YoVk, SvH'h' *i' ftittrffut the dairy o:f cows .upon it. The farm is very dosirabic; is well supplied : wltli fniit and cider mill; a very fine sugar orchard, and 4.0 ncies^of, other timber; is :.ill watered and well i.il aptcd to both grain and gracing. Also,-t|ie' very-s.uponffr-P.irm ol ]'/2 acres, lying 2 miles west of Evans Mills'; is under a high state of cultivation, valuable timber lot, well watered, good femvs and suitable farm buildings, is now occupied by .Silas' Milieu. The 25 cows ' on the Farm \A'lti go with it if desired. Also the Farm of abuut 100 acres lying on Indi'an\\t'iver, i 3 tniles North of fivans Mills, occupied by Robert Middleton ; is well adapted,^ 0 , gra,(n or .(Jrass, has R fine wood lot and' Siig'at Orchard of'500 trees ; 15 cowS-amd 6Ugar, apparatus W'ili be sold iW.ith the.farm,if .des.iied. . Als6-th'e'-C.-H\.-MnrV*!ty'\-Farfni : of SO'acres lying aboftt 1 a''m,i:le, fi'bni 'the village of A'd- ams, .&t'n(l\8jireetj h.iB wo'od and timber apd is well'vvateivdj- IkcowSjOn the.farm can 'Bfrhadif w.anU-4's. . Also one Fann \o'f'220 : acres, lying about 3J- miles-froiii.,Adams village ; good Wood Lot and Sugar Orchard, finely watered, M'endow.s all smooth, keeps SO cows and'V team summer and winter, besides giving25 to 30 acres for grain yearly; » Also a Farm of 95 acres in Montague, Le^is Co'., N. Y., about 12 acres improved, balance Yalq&bjfi timber, has a good mill site, Price f8 per acre. > AMso House and Lot in Theresa, Jeff, Co. Also two Houses and Loti in said village of Adams,'piiice'grOOO-rach. Any parcel of all of the above property will be Sold at a low price aud-pq long time if desired and Governme'n't Bond* or other good securities taken In payment. Address We at Adams, Jeffersori Co., N. Y. - . . ' »v PHILANDER SMIT1T. Adams, Sept. 28; 1800. n7tf Tho brave people who put S.SDO.OOO men jn the field, and who buried 300,000 of their bravest apd best in soldiers' graves, will not admit that, though able to conquer the Rebellion armed and in war, they are un- able to conquer it unarmed and in peace. The politics of this country are mortgaged, and the mortgage IB written on crape and with blood. T»e people will vote as they fought. In a late number of Harpers Wetlrty Thomas NaBt outdoes himseif in a carica- ture of Andy Johnson, representing him at all tho points of his famous \ circle.\ It is the finest pictorial satire ever produced by B|)d American artist, and probably has not been excelled by any. Jt furnishes foo reflection, as well as ample amusement. Tho IleraWs Ohurleslon correspondent says ihe prominent leaders of South Caro- lina are aiding Gov. Orr io carry the Con- stitutional amendment through (tie Legisla- ture as a measure of relief to President Johnson. Miss Fannie Beward, youngest daughter of (he Secretary of Stale, died in Washing- ton on Monday morning, from bilious fever. m On tlio !!3d ult.,,at the American Hotel, in \Water- town, hy'Ttev. T. 8. Bingham, Mr. OiiAnnrsD. ,7*w- ITT to MisB JAKB C. WIMT, \both of Sanfords Corners. On the 23d ult., hyllov. L. liice, Mr. W. H . HJW- KT, of Cleveland, Ohio, toTlilHfl'NMicTlticiiAjrDBON, of nouuEOeld. II. If. Special Notices, HAT,X'8 HAIR KEN EWER Is Ihe most perfect preparation for the hair ever of- fered to the puhllc. It Is aTegeinhlo compound and , contains no iiijurloin ingredients. It will restore gray hair to its original color—will prevent the hair fulling out—md wUl'JiromoU its growth, jtli a splendid huh dressing—'cleansing the scalp, and pairing the hair soft, lustrous and silkou. It. 1'. HALL ifc 00..Nashua, N. n., Proprietors. For sale liy all ilrugglets. Price $1.00 Tnr sale by T1ILO. A. rKCK, Drucglst. TO PURCHASERS OF ORGANS, ME- liOSEONS, OK IIAMONIUITIS. Every one having any thoaght ol purchasing an in- strument of this class now or at any future time shonld sendior one of Mason & Hamlin's Cabinet, Organ Circulars, which will he Bent to any address entirely free of expcn«s. This circular cgntainsmsch Information -which will he useful to every purchaser of such an instrument,, such as articles ou \llow to Judue of a Musical Instrument,' 1 \ History of the Organ,\ \HistoryofIteedlnstrumetlts , 1 &e.,&c. Address MASOH IiltOTEEKS, fiM'Broadway.Ncw York, Or MASON * HAMLtN, 9T4 Washington street, Boston. ITCH! ITCH! ITCH! SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH ! SCRATCH I Wheaton's Ointment will cure t)ie Itch in 48 hours. Also cures Salt Ithcum, \Ulcers Chilblains, and all Iruptlons of the Skin. Price SO cents. Po r sale by all druggists. By sending (10 cents to Weeks &, Pottor, Sole Agouts, 170 Washington ntreot, Bos- ton, it will T>e forwHrded by inaih free of postage, to any part of the United States. n49yl ^riTor sale by THEO. A. PECK. Druggist. rcco m , , . crs from that Cause. ' A.'WEITZEL, Pastor of the German Lutheran Uhureh. UTJOA, Sept. 24, 1860. The following is from Gov, Hamilton, of Texas: UTIOA, Sept. 12, 1866. Dr. Briggs has removed from my feet three corns of some years standing, and without the slightest pain to me. lie is a most accomplished and skillful oporutor. A. J. HAMILTON, of Texas. From Rev. Dr. Sprague, of Albany: Dr. J. Briggs has extracted from me fhree troublesome corns, with the utmost ease and expedition, and t ; ie operation has seemed to me absolutely perfect. AlbaDy, Sept. 2, 1859. W ,B. SniAorm. Read the following from Rev. Dr. Hege^- tnmi; PotaiucmspsiE, July 20, 1860. Dr. Briggs—Dour Sir: —Tour operation in removing from me three c 'I'n.s was without the least pain and entirely satis- factory. I can with great pleasure and confidence commend all who suffer from the same cause to your skillful relief. Yours truly, So., Oms. 15. HKGIUIAN. The following is from Mr. J. B. Ray- mond, LL. D., President of Vassar College : AASSAit T COLLEGE, July 21, 1816. Some people may doubt whether Dr. j\osiah Briggs can remove corns without pain, but lie has removed tnine without Hungerlnl Me^iaie ..Hi- \•:'•.} • :; *-•• . •> ••. ADAMS, JJEJfif (CO.,'N, T. Kev. J. b. \im\lTM , Briiifcipal. ASSia,'flEp,.BY'J.!WELV^ i COMPETENT TEACHERS. The Winter Xeim will He e lu on Monrtay, l>ccciunei- 10th, and Couila.H; 13 Weeln.; | Thi?.,«J5 t i t V t -°, n . 1 * loc ated in one of tho most ,\T, A , > :,l,ltiful i healthy and' enterprising villaiies in «ni,'«S.. ? coe ?\' ^\'\K about midway between ItnS? \\v' SK d ei)Bbnrgh„aireci,!y on the fine;of the inJ & M T ^ vn \TpSdeusburgh liailroad, •hav- telegraph to.all parts of the conmry. Tho building vo™w! ld 6 P\cious ,aud lms.beeu fitted upln.the ?n^,„ S ,V U \'.'-' 1B ''' ro'iferinglt equal,in-this'respect «M?m y .\ th S r '\'.\-'^\a Academic or Collcglaio In- htltuiu in tho stale. .I,'?'?, 1 } 0 \ 1 '*\? that few places can ho found more tiwlrahle lor the location of a Luerary Institution. , .mi S I £ 1 *!' oa ^.'WltafAlOa ifebVo of rlgidlaiiarysfs! fi 11. u \f u- atiun, 't'ne pupil is not liipected to lithe \yorkol the lonelier,; nor the teaohw thai of Ii.?,' 1 ™ 1 \! e '\'l 1 ' 1 '» expected and.eqnired to Hulvand lewaas mueh,.u3 ppssible; Iroin the text 1 look, and-the teacher is expected to explain aud iiiiisirato, ivy mi!.aua,of drawings and apparatus, and in accurdnnee wlllrthc improved system of 'ntortorn scnoui toachinir. giving such instruciiunB.ua to the uiamnsrof studying, the processes ot Invbstigatibn, amt.iho applleiition of principles, as to insure tha grealesi. proilciency audmemal growth. 'J'hormtah- «<» ana permanent advantage, instea , of pretention tfliscetlantouey WHOLESALE AND RETAIL NEW (iOODS AND NBW STV.I.BS AT . irA.iu'k'tw*' !'••.; , D B, SANFORD & CO., , 5 WashiDgtoa Hall Block. i v j ; • ••' : »\•'?.! •; >. * >. ,\ are now reoolrlng a largo slock of Millinery & Fancy Goods, Business Notice. t , THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVK — At the close of the 'State Fair at TJtica last year, the following notice was published in the TJtica Herald in relation to this stove : We have alluded to the fact that this ex- cellent, stove was awarded the Grst premi- um at our Stale Fairs in 1862, 1863 and 1864, and we learn it has also been awarded the first premium at our present State Pair, Thus its superiority.over all others has been fully established by fonr different commit- tees, fully cpmpctcnt, and every -way quali- fied to decide upon its merits. The manu- facturers, Messrs. Shear, PacKard & Co. think this stove can now afford to rest upon its laurels, and it will hereafter be retired from the field to give its worthy competi- tors a chance, as it has been fully demon- strated the last four years that they have not a shadow of a chance for premiums, when Ihe American « in the fkld as a com- petitor. In accordance with this notice the Amer- ican stove is not entered at the present State Pair for the Premium, but as it has become one. of-the institutions of the State, and has talcen a prominent position at the State Fitirs (or the lust four years, and many of its thousands of admirers will be looking lor it, we enler if at the pre ent State Pair only for exhibition. StiEAR, PiTKAlID & Oo. Albany, N. Y. Notwithstanding tbenbove was published the two first days of Hie Fair, and placards posiel on and around the stovesjn the Fair grounds to the same effect; and noiwith- | standing «l| the leading firBt CIOBB cooking stove-i were on exhibition, and inopera'lidn, : Ill'\ BJi'Oriiiritj of this stove ovei nil oilieTs II'IK so intrkid mid decidid, the committee I were cimp.lled to again award it two first premium.-.—one as the Beet Coal Cooking COMMERCIAL COLLEGB with a Bank and nil ihe office's and apparatus neces- sary lor actual business. The Commercial lioom i» one of tho Ilnest in the country. TELEGRAPHING. ThereIsiaminiatiire'/line'riiniiiii'g throUElKtWiii--' stume.Wtmguvor'ti'flBl&s- attache d, and tlio best' laeilHiysnre offered for learning practical telegraph- ing, whilu t logiaphy is thoroughly taught inn course of lectures with a groat variety \of uxperimerits.— There are many flue telegraph operators, now hold, ing'goud positions in different parts, of the Uftisetf Status, WHO acquired the art in llns School. '\ J BOARDERS.-'— '-* -' '\ students.froih\jfbj'oatV6Qafd;in >i the.fil'mily of the Principal, aiid at tiff - siinre ta\ble vvith himself and other teachers, and arc regarded and treated as melnuersof.h'isTamiljS The. table is snhpliSl with- an ahiindanee.uf, pJain„,wEolesdmefoo(t-;.tresh moats are daily provided, and all articles for the table arc uf the best quality. Students are not required to take care of their rooms and 6weep the halls aB in most schools. Their rooms are put in order every morning, and the halls swept by persons employed for this purpose. Students from abroad are expect- ed to board in the institute, except in cases where they have near relatives in the vicinity, or 'for sdin'e -Ota r eood reason.' The advauta-ic* uf being under lae.Siipervisionand enjoying ihe constant suciety and aid uf teachers, and having the hours of exer- ciae,.aiiiuseiiient and study so regalatea as to insure thcgrealestciiltui-e mtiat beapparep-t to every intel- ligent mind,\ Tiiose.that miiv Wish to bo'afd them:, selves can obtain rooms'in the Village at reasonable rates. All places selected lor this purpose must be approved by the faculty, and application should be •mutual the Institute, w .ere those having rooms to rent will leave their names. EXPENSES. : ,.,. Board, furnished room and wood, per tcrm.....*52 00 Tuition in Common .English, per term... S 00 Tuition in higher JJnglish, per term :.. '• 7 00 Tuition in L.aiig'uages,'per tefm:.:-..| ' s 00 Tuition in Commercial Course.. .'.Bxtra '\ 8 00 Piano, per term Q 0 '. ' ^ 00 Organ, pTiriterfa....-....( (j 0 \\;••• ^2 00 Use uf Instrument, per term !do .\.'..'.'. S On Oriiitar, per term do 10 00 Cultivation of the Voice,per term...do..\.'.'.:.'. 10 00 Vuc.1l Mnsic in class, pi.rlerin do 1 50 Painting (Oil) por term do 10 00 Paiiitti.g (Water Colors,) per terra—do 5 00 Drawing, perterm „..„ d 0 5 QO i'enmuu.hip, plain, per term do!!!\.'.'.;.'. 1 50 l'eiiaiiinshlp, Ornamental, perlerm..do 3 00 w ashing, per dozen do tiO Telegraphing, perterm do 5 00 ltoonis are furnished with table, washstand, howl and pitcher, chairs, bedstead and bedding oxcvDl ahceis, pillow cases and quilts. p Por fiiriluT particulars address the Principal or the unit rdgned, w„ -Kr T S l D - HUSTGURFORD, rresidc.it . vt it. M, JOHNSON, Secretary.»A«l!. _A(lams. 1 ictobor 30, law. n2i\ 0 Caps, Bonnets, Hats, Klbbons Plumes AND TEIMMINQS, It .unsurpassed both in quantity and quality. ti 'W On hand • fopd ,«s»ortnjopt of t !(l , , , Hoop ^kirts ( | C^loveSj ' . -. •i.m. .'• : . , ! . HOSIERY OOESET& &o., &o Linen Collars, Cuffs, Itaiulkcrclilefs, Lneo.s and. I.ace .-ct'ts,iijijii radios' Kid GMtVi'i; • j ;'» PA'l'TBRS'i H)It »0>»» Si lis! £3S^Mil.i' , il\rghsQa' , -s>r j etliodfo*r ijfesO'laikliii'.^ Bonnet and Mint Blocks. StrAW&Vht Wofc done Pfolriptly, ! J VVe are also Agent for ' , • .ni : >, . • ' •'\>.• GROTTER & BAKEH'a SOWING MACHINES. B. B. SANFORD * CO.'S. Watertown Oct. 37,^801). ,, ., .nlltf M01ti'« SALIi T.oAx Ot-yeB, jErrnusoN COUNTY, iiO. f EMPLOYMENT FOR SEXES. BOTH D TSABLED AND JtETtttlNBD SOLWBUS, Wt DOWS AND OKPUAKS OF SLAIN SOI. IJIERS, and the nnemjiloycd of both sexes generally, in want of respectable and profitable employment, Incurring no risk, can procure such by enclosing a postpaid nddresscd envelope, for particulars, to Dr, JOHN M. DAGNALL, Box 153, Brooklyn, N. Y STRANGE, BUT TRUE. Every -young lady and gentleman in the United States can hear something very much to their advnn tags, by return mail, (free of churge) by addressing the undersigned. Those having fears .of being lmmbug- ced, will oblige by not noticing this card. Ail others will please address their obedient servant, THOS. V. cllAl'MAir, JS-y 801 Broadway, New Tork. BlLLHItDS ! UILHAItUS ! ! I would call the attention of Tiuyers t o my new improved PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION 8 AND TABLES, which caunotlje surpassed by any otherB in the world for elasticity, correctness of an- gles, and darahllity, which I Bell atreasonable prices -.vltba line stock of Cloths, Balls. Ones, and every thing connected with the trade. Orders by mall attended to at my factory 180 ITnltou Street, New Tork Olty. 40md W. U GKIFFITH. EJUIORK OF YOUTH, A gentleman who suffered for years from NdrvOus Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake ol suffering humanity, send free to all who need It, the recipe and directions for making the simple romedy l)y which he was cured. SuflererB wishing to pront l)y the ad- vertiser's cxperiouce, can do so by eddrcssing JOHN B. OQDKH, 22-y No. 13ChuinbersSt.,N. Y. MAItltlAGE AND CfiUUACV, An Essay or Warning and Intimation tor Toting Men. Also,Distiasoi and Abuses which prostrate the vital powers, with «nro menus of relief. Sent reo of charge in sealed letter ou opes, Address, Dr. J . SKIJOLINHOUGIITON, ard Association, Philadelphia, F«. n»Tyl The Mason «i lluinlin Cubiiict Organ ITorty different styles, adapted tosacreiltndsecti- ar music, for $80 to tC00 each. IflFTY-ONB GOLD or 8ILYJJKMIDALS, or other first premium, awarded them. Illustrated Catalogues fre-, Ad- dress, MASON & HAMLIN, BOBMX, or JUSON BSOTHIItS, N»w Tow. pa.n, I have no doubt-and f claim tp b e a | % &n& glm a< j the Jiegi Wogd ^^ comiietetit judge on t. at point. My ex- ^ This stove is s.,ld bv: \ perience in relation lo these torn.eiits of human 'cxislcntseMias been nothing wonder- ful, but 1 li-ivs had mj sh'are uf cutting aDti clipping. For the first time iu my life.it has been a luxury to have my cortiB removed. The work seems to be perfectly done, and I have no doubt that the Doctor understands bis business aud will give en- tire satisfaction to those who try him. J. H. RATMOKD. The following is from Eev. Dr, For- syth, of Newburgh: Dr. Briggs—Dear Sir.—In looking over the numerous testimonials you have re- ceived from those whose corns you havo removed, I find not a few from personal friends of mine, both medical and clerical. Their testimony alone would secure my entire confidence in ytvur rare skill as a Chuopodist; but as 1 have had personal' experience of the expertneas and expedi- tion with which you relieve those troubled with corns, I am glad that I can send you one more testimonial, and that I am en- abled to assure all, however sensitive or timid, that, by putting their feet into your hands, they will secure quick and painless deliverance from ono of the greatest an- noyances that \flesh is heir to.\ JOIIK POHSYTII. Dr. Briggs can be consulted at tho Wood ruff House a short lime, commencing Tues day October 23d. Hours from 9 to 10 A H., and 1 to 10 ?. x. oct24ml '' Perry's Moth Snet Freckle Lo- tion. I3f Chlosma, or Mothpstch, (also Lirerspot,) and Lentigo, or Freckles, arc often very annoying, particularly to ladles ol light complexion, for the discolored spots show more plainly on tho face of a blonde than ahrnnctte^ bat they greatly mar the beauty of cither; and any preparation that will ct- fectuallyremove them \withoutInjuring'the tex- ture or color of tho skin\ iB certaluiy a deslderatnm Dr. B. O. Perry i who has made diseases of tbCBkrn a speciality, has discovered a remedy for these disco- rations, TVhich Is a t once prompt, Infallible nnd harmless. Prepared only by B. O. I'ERET, Dermatoloulst, No. *M Bond Street, New Tork, nhd for sale tiy all druggists; price$9per bailie. Callfor PEUBT'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Sold by all Druggists, In VVatertown. March 23rd, ISM. w«sw mO. 0B- For sale by THEO. A. J'BOK, Drugcist. THE IfNlTEB VXArrKS HOTIiL, MASSE5A SPItUfCS, W ILL he open for the reception of Guests, 011 Monday Way 7th. N o case of Cholera ever known in tluu vicinity, ltooms can be secured by addressing Sdras OBOOKEH * CO.,Troprlotor«. 10ml IIAIIBOTTLE & HOWAUD Watertown, N. Y, GO TO CAMPBELL & LAWYER'S NO. 4 COURT S?KI!ET, FOR ALL KINDS OF D RT GOODS, AT EEASQNABLE WtIC.ES . A Large anil Varied Assortment of DRESS GOODS, Comprliiug n full Lino of MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, POPLINS, ALAPACAS, BOMBAZIMES, AND ALL TVOOI/ PLAIDS, OLOAKIUGSand all Uinds of DOMESTIC GOODS, Wilcb wt! are detnr-n }nefl. to-»e11 at prices which cannot (ailtp-glVB ititifitictiou. We also lnyite attention to our new a id EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, OIL\ CLOtHS 'AND MATTINGS. CAMPBELL & XAWTETl. . Vfttertown October ft), 16C6. n10m8 i^o'oii AT 'jtfliiVj A GOOD iMPHt/VED PAItM of Plxty-Zotlr acres, wJth JfrnmPd Hou*e nnd P-«rn for ualc cheap' Well lnran*d ah nit one mile from Alexandria V,aj nnd on IHuin Hoad Trorn Uarncj* Settlumei't to AJex- andritiliiiy. E*iq.uIro of U. S Wlilttr. thluofflceiu Kodwood, or31u«?rt, t'oriiwull & Walton. Aloxdn- drl« Huy. II. B. WHITE, liedwood, Oct. 10,18'JG. nlOn 2 diO AAA A TiSAK made bj any nnp with %iB ip£*\JKf*J Stendl Tool*?.\No expert, ndo nee ^- fcary. TlicPrCBid«nw, CnPhiefe and 'l'r«*adureM of lime UunltH MiAorMi tho clrctikr. Pent free w th amplcn. Addru« the AinorJcan Stencil Tool W'orkt Bpringdeld, Y»nnonti, if pMn^ma Wntertowu, November 2, laUG. T HE Coiiimi83ioiu;r* of the Unitcd*Staten Deposit Fund fur the Unmty of Jeilert-on, hertjhy give notioutlmt whereas, default having hecn made in the payment of interest due on the first Tuesday of October, IHGIJ, upon the following mortgages, each and severally executed to the Commissioners for loaning certain monies of the Unit* d States deposit- ed vituthe State of New York for the Comity of Jeffereoa, and the said intereit due as aforesaid re- maiueniipiiid at the date of this notice; therefore the said lands and tenements therein incutloued will ber.ffcred for sale, at. public vendue, io the high- est bidder, on the first Tuesday of February, 13G7, at 11 o'clock A. M., at the Court House in said Coun- ty, agreeiible to the law of this State, as provided by trie At-t'il April 4 18-17: Mort\fti(0 No. 5U7 execute by James Snell and wife of Lorraine, Jefferson County, N.Y . Dated March 1B6, IStil. Due principal $3» . Dae interest on lEt Tuesdav in October lSiiii, $^4 50. All ilitt certain piece of landsHuated in the town of Worth, aud lieing part of a l<-t oi land known and distinguished upon a map of the South half of the township of L(trraine No. 2, after taking off u mile siriiion tho Etvterly line of the township by theiro. 1 nnd is butted uud bounded as follows, tfi-wii:\ Ui-friniiing at a stai:e on ihe J2'ly line of said Lot No. 7, dis'ance 30 chains, 25 links froui th« N W'ly rnnu-r ol --aid hot and runiiing tlience on s»id Ji'lv'.ine b2° \V 2-1 chains; thence parallel to the .N'y'h e uf snid i-ot N7° W 27 chains 5U links ; thence parallel to Mud E'ly line N 2°E 25 chains ; thence Knuth O 3 13 »7 chains 50 links to the place of beginning contiining ninety-two and fifty-two one hundredth* of an acre of land including road. Also Jlurtiiago No. o71 executed by Jouathau Corey, of Wilna, Jvfferson County, N. Y., datedDe-, ember 23.1MG3. Due principal $1 0. Due iate>esc on the first Tuiisday of Octob-r 18i>0, $11 00. Allilmt tractor parcel of landsituaied in the town of Wiinji, Jefferson CMUbty, N. 1'., which is bounded and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning ata .Hemlock poet at the West corner of Arble A. JJiow- tiu]l\8 73 iicrel.it , running thence N 36^° E <10 chs to ifC'TIuinhtrk post; ihence _W 3U^°.Wet<t Ochsi^ Iks to a lhra'ock posi; tfienco 13 52K S \West. 40 clis to a Hemlncic j»ost; thence C0^ ° East 7 clis 33 IkL to t!i e pl»ce of bfginning and is nleo'a part oi Lot No. 7C0 of the subdivision of Gmit Lot ^0,^4 of JdcComhs purchase, containing twentj-seven and 20-100 of an ucres of land. Also, Mortgage No. 51S executed by William S. Qriflii. and his wifej of the town of Lorraine, .Jef- ferson Countv, Mate of N. Y., dated on ihe flth day of Novemhi'r 1H58, DuePnncIpal $102 95. Interest;, on the ili-pt Tu»^day of October l6(if>, $8 GO. All that certain lot or parcel of land situated in the town jf Lorraine, County of Jefferson, State ol N. Y., kuown and distinguished as part of Lot No. 48 bounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning,at the N E corner of said Lot and iunning thence South on the East line thereof to the centre of the \highway; thence N W'ly along the same to the line of land deeded by 11. U* Piflrrepoiit jo Joel Calkins in ltS35 ; thence North along the game to his N E corner on u-e Lot line; thence Last; on said Lot line to th e pluc- of bej;hiuj(ig, containing seveuty-four and one half acres of land, be the name more or less.—Uated November 1,1 aO*'-. E. D. ALLEN, D. H. HALL, 12iv3 Loan Com. Onr stock of. M \i msmm ittiocellnneono ^Qvve'^'v This |a nil M'tlclo to WiifhliiK wlilinali'iilililHK ex- cept In vary dIHjr pjMeg, wliloli will rciliilro » Vol'r nliKlit rub, nnd unllko otnur iitbiiiiruMilnii oirorod tor !h llko pnrilosb. M;|11 mil rot the cloilion, but will \caio tliom mlioli WIIITIR thuu ordlnnrv mothod., without tlio ntaal wdAr nml tenr. It ramoToi graatb'BpoXa M If by miiglo, smleort- oii8thedlrtbysonklnu, BO 'tlmtrlniiliigliionllimry CARD! onliroly romoTufl It. , TbtB powder 1B propnrod in ftccordnnco with oliom- io») ncfcnce, mid upon n process poculUr to lt«olf, which la Becur.od by Lettorii Potent} It )tna boon In u«o for nloro.tbiinaVow, MHVIMB proVod ItBolf n uniydraat favorllo whorovor It lias b-'on iiBod.— Amoiigltng'adrnntliccB.claimed wo the following: It aavoa all ttBdVextoShso df.idap usually need on cotton and linen goodi, > It eaves most of the Inbor of rubbing and wear and.tcar. i Also, for clcnnlnp windows it la unnirpas»od.'- WlthoBd qii'artortlio tints and lubor usually ro quired U.lntpiirta a beautiful gloas and hiBtro, much auporlor to any other mtido. No 'witlournquirod 61- ceut to moUten the powder.. • jMri'CttotiBSvitlioach package.. Andcattbo readily appreciated by a sittfflo trial. The cost of washing; ior a family of flyo or six por- BOIIB will not exceed thteo centa. The manufacturers of this powder, aro.awaro that many useless cmhpotwdB. hav$ been Introduced to thO'VubHc whldli atari.fottbd the cloth, or (ailed in removing tho dirt} uut'knoVring: tho Intrinsic excel- lence of this articlo, they confldently proclaini it as being adapted to meet a demand which hits IOIIE ox- iited, nnd which has heretofore remslned tinaop- pllca. j imUTACl'UKlSD * T • s HOWE & STEVENS-,- •' 200 Biondway, lYotftoiv. Hnu. AI.»,'i'lmir.'riricl'iireiii of Pumlly I>ye«. Por saloby'Qroccraaud.'Bcalcrs ovorywhb'ru. SILVERINE !ijr PQR-- Ittstantatieou.sly Silver Plating .1 •' ' \ ARTIOI.TSS'OII' ' : %r:ass,, Cflpucr, Germiin Silver, &c. Restoring the Plating whore worn of;—and for Cleaning and Polishing SlEYE&ANlj SlXVEIl P't ATK6 WAHU.- This most useful Invention of the ago is a prepa- ration qf pure silver, and contains no mercury,,acid or other 8iibstun.ee Hi]IfrloulSo metals.or the band». It Is a* complete cloctro-platlhij battery lit a bottle. Price 50 cents per bottlo. Por sulo by Drugslsls ,,-HEIlE WE, ,.„,. COME AGAIN! apdSVariety Stores.... A ? ~ -5 >-• - >• ; r f i **. noura' & STB YENS , MANUFACTURERS, October 8,1SG0. BOSTON, MASS HSmD • \v\ITH -A'CHOICE ST'O'CK OP Jli 1 Groceries, Provisions, Fruit, . r &c.,,CHrAP. SUGAHS THAT CANNOT HE BKAT AS TO Price and Qatility. ' In This Town. STRUPS.and.MOLASSES CnKAP- ER than at 'irif bthor Stbro In'Tdwn. TEAS AND SPICES Is where we can beat them all as t o price, quality and variety. .Provisions of all kind's usually kept in a First Class Store. FLOUR of the best qnality attnoloweitjMill prices. The best of KEROSENE always on hattd foVth'e j lea's't money. \ N. B . Powler'a Elliptic Patent TcndiiiK T?fre- Proof Ked Hot Chimneys. Patent Slacic Polish will clean your..Sllver, Tin, Brittannia and Urass as bricht n's new Svlthbutlltll.* labor. All t o bc.ota oxcin.rvoiy : ror\cs«or inc ready pay at the » Watertown Cash Store, No. 24 Court Street. R. li TOWNER, AEcnl. Watcrtorrn, October 0,1S00. ldtf MILLOERY W»IOII,I:SAI.S: AM» iti;rAi». i :FO:R. THE LADIES. Bonnets and Hats more curloUB than ever. Fail and Winter Fashions, NO. 4 PADDOCK'S ARCADE. \WchaYe juet returned from New York with a nt-w •variety of pattori) Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Plumes, liibbons fUidHtllinery Good-t in ^nerul, nnd demru an aarly call at MRS, M. A. HUGHES' when ivc will cheerfully Btrlre to pleneft thoie who want any article in our lino. M'e will well Cheaper than the Cheapest! Great pains will he Uiken in A-ltorintf and Clennine Stniw and Felt HntB, and makinK oyer into the now Blyjep \Vulvot iind Silk Bniinct^ We have aJiir^c supply of Zephyr Worried, Can- TUBB, Put tern «i &c . «£c. tZrUiintwrA anppHfd with Blocks, rHllern-Bou- nets and 11 at si. Millinery Goods at New York Prices. Embroidery Stamping Done Promptly! UNDERTAKING STORE. LCOBMNS, &o., J(\riM'BK SUPPLIED CUEAPJ5B TUAN EVBK BEFORE, AND SATISFACTION ^TILIi IN A.I1L OlSBS WE GIVEN. 'M^e haTO-a.Xull aeortmeitt of Oofilna, Burial Cases, Shronds.iJSSf\' .\\'\\ ...^ % Office a*\No. PowrfcStrcet. Res»lcitcc\!B' Dre'r- cPa Bttil<!il«i;d*er'S«»83Sburt.Street. ! , --\ . ASDKBW5J?TAH;S>rjZBE, Attondanf. ^'atcrtow||. Jnlt«.180f. ' 3 ' 40yl —: T \•'i/'-'ii ' \•\:-.• —i.-l ' W^aihihgtbii Street Market MEA#.^iB|fOVISlON STORE! /ML Kiimsxftr- ••'-'•'-' Fresh and Salt Meats, Fishj GAME OP THE SEASON. OYSTEiiB, &C, -.-« B ^.UIM«O, nutter, JspKB, Olieeaeof thePineat Qual- ity, and Family Supplies. We have opened the first etoicof the Tdnd ever cetablished in tliis village, and we propose to keep everything kept in a First Class Provision Store and hope to merit a .liberal share of pnolicpatronajjc. All G-oods Warranted AND mOHPTLY DELIVERED. G. TV. LAWRENCE. Watertown, Oct. S. 1860. GEO. n STROUQ11. TtStf \W- BALLA.ED, Watertown, Oct. ft, 1866. M. A. 11UGDES. nSyl SHAWLS, 6HKAT KBliDUTIOM IN WATC H ES, JEWELRY, Plated Ware & Fancy Goods. We have Just returned from New Xbik, with a NEW STOCK Of the nhove BOODS, hohi;ht when OOH) wu ' the LuwEbl'POINT; and we are determined not to he undersold by any 1 ne. We cordially | nv | te the patronage of our old a« well an ne« ciiBtomera. Woipul d ulno infona, the public t at WCIUTC eecured the Berricea of MR. I MTJLLER, A very experienced Watchmaker from Switzerland, Who has entire charge of REPA1IUNG WATCHES, CLOCKS, JE-WElIiJRTr, .SeO., And .11 work will he attended to with promptnew and dispatch. :• •* ' ' W. UENNBt A SOS. Watertown, June 1,18CU. ADAM DRUGSTORE! ' C.RJJNELT/ & CO. H ATE THE BEST ASSORTMEN'T OP DRtfGS, Medielncs, Clieinlcali.DyeStulTB, Paints, OIIB, Liquors, w Indow Gla«B, Keroslne Lamps, aud aaocp -RXM s„ in Northern New York, which aro offered at very low prlcen FOR CASH. HART GREPJEI,!., W. H. WITrimOTON. AdanH. N Tf„ .Tan, 10,1850. nMyl L \UZ BIST STO0K OP BILKB lit Watertown, DECKER * RICK'S. Life—Health—Strength Life—Health—Strength Life~Health~Strength Hundreds and thousands annually die prematurely when, if they would give tho Great FrenchBcmcdr, DR. JUAN DEIvAMARRE'S CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS. Prepared bjrGARjUtoiruB A: UOI-OMT, HI>. »H, I«» J^xaVard, Paris, rrotn the prescription of Dr. Jua-i TJelamarre, Chief Phisician to the Hospital du Nord ou Larlooisiere, a fair trial, they'Would'find Immedi- ate relief, and In A abort time, be itilly reston'd to UeaWi. and Strength.. It ia used irrtlie jlractlee it many eminent erench Pbyaiclans, with uniform suc- cess, aud hilibly recommended as the only; positive ari4 Specific JRemedit for --all persons suffering from General or Mittual Ucbility, all derangeraeuta of tile Nervous Forces, Melancholy, •SpermaUtrrhoca or Seminal Emission s. 'all W«akn**os arisiik from Sexual Excesew or.T(i»tliful \•rn8f»erlitlons Goes ol Huacular Energy, Physical Prostrations, Nervous- ness, Weaic pine, Lowncas of Spirits, Dimness ot \Vision Hyaterics, ,P«ins,in,thc Baclppnd Llmhs, Tmpotency, *c:' '.'••\ No languagu can conrey an adequate idea of the Immediate and aJmoaMiiraculouji change-it-.produ- ccs iu the debllltMedMd ahattereff aystein. In ftcf It stands unrivalled as an unfailing cure of the inal- 'adiesSljovc mentioned. . .„.._., .anller odttdre/btrtoiie Tht Great Frcfieh Jlethedtr, jtwill effect a cure where all others fail, and although a-powerful jemeflyi-conuiua nothing hurtful to the most delicate constitution. - Pamphlets, containing full particulars and direc- tions for using, in Entdlah, French, Spanish aDd •German, accompany each box, snd ure also sent free when requested. _„ -',•...-J. > r ^«*L* Price One pSllar.J«;f hoi ;-or til Boxes fofFi,TJ Sold'hy all Druggists throughout the world ; or will be sent by mail, securely sealed from.aU obser- Tatioe, by Inclo'elng speoifled price, to any author- '^ojfrletors 1 General Agents for Amen'cii.OSOAK G. MOSES &, OO., 2 Cortlandt St , New York. • AuthoriacdAgeiil. for Watertown, V. 1 ... V. M. SmlthftOo.. and W. Snwens & Oo. niwi °0r salehy THEO,. A. PECK, Druugisl. ' ' F. B. S OH RAM'S MYERY STABLES, SO 3 FRANKLIN STBKBT, opposite Woodru U TS7l}=S n tKt of ferrlwu. and careful DrlwraattheaerJiee ofthePublla Special a en- flon paid w furnishing BcarMJ, Carriage!^and ilpr- \cs (orFuncralaand Iforses and carrloireB lor parties Ex.airslonlstB,.*c, CHEVALIER'S WFB for Ibe UAIR. wrti hiTRTOUK Grav llalr to its OJUG1NAL COL- OH; SSOTUIN Ind PBOMora the Gnowru o^f the weakeathalr; stop Its Tallingout; keep tbe head clean, cool, and healthy; can be »»ed/« e ll 1 )'i contalnu nothIne Injurious) Is nnparalled an a HAIR DBBStUNWj and i« recommended and used by oiTrSt Physicians. In* ^tosand Gentle men, it ia all you require for t\? XJ.'ftew Dru|gl.t.,aiid atm^offlcejjg^j^^^ Has a Large Stock of WOOD COFFINS, imjTAT>i.I<J HTJK1 A I. Case* and UoMcwood Cavkct*, Wilh Lock and Hinges, eomcthliie- onllrely NEW constantly on hand TRIMMED, and at REDPCKD PHIUTJS. No extra chafgc Tor personal services of SEI/F or SON, Daj» or Night, preparing the re- mains deceased persons f*burial, or attendance at funerals. Entrance to UofQn Room at YanNornec & 3':.fill's Cabinet Wareroom, Public Square. Residence No. 14, State Slrcel. Watertown, Oct. SO, 1SW. TilUyl E. REMINGTON & SONS \TJFACTUKEH.S UF REVCLVEHS, RIFLES, Muskets and Carbines, For the Culled States Service. A1\0. P0<KfcT and BELT REVOLVERS REPEATING PISTOLS. RIFLE CAXEH, REVOLVIXG JilPLES Ride and Shot Gun Barrels, and Gun Milcrinli \i\i by Gun Dealers and the Trade generally. ii ihete Sayt qf UoutebreaHng and Jtohbery, ettry nov.it , Store, Bank and Qfrtw ihould haw ene of KKJI1.WTOVS RBVOM-rilW. Parties desiring lo avail themselves of tlio late JniprOTCincnls in PIBIOIB, and luperi'.r workman ship and form, will «nd ali combined in the ?>ew R\MI.VGTON KEVOLVKKS. C!.-cuiar« conUinlnc euU »«d deKrlpUon of our Arms will he furlsled upon apDllcation E. RBMINU'l m * SOJJS, Illlnn, J». Y. IfooKa & Nidjrots, Ateitf. v MSil Tf°- 40 Ooarriaml St., New Tork. 'SfctDIBHS AT*B|TTION ! ! T6e Bountf Bill V&B Passed, /^PANTING AN*A»blTIONAI, DOONTY TO •G/te those who Enlisted for two or three yor s •M$Wy received One Hundred Dollars. THREE M0NqjH ; S\ABDITT.OHA L PAY preper 10 ihi*e OUlccrs who f \ff.\f,J» \•/vfwid- thi- War. Two dolla^ra per month additional to wio- ows forea-h cliild-'nuder sixteen yeare. APen^on for Dependent Fathers and an increase W Frfan P P?r«Sl«a iaqtrtrc of the unsigned wfo will nrimptly attend to any business yon inily hwe hi relation to either of U... fCTera *ctj..;.^aud- io Ihe prosecution of 'all'Claims against life GOTert- \Sfflce or tho Old Established ClalinA-rency over NoK K Court Street. Watergw^N^Y.^ Attorney ot Lav/ and I)S j tf Goveriiment Ai'cnt. \House and Lot For Sale! Corimr of Cofleen »ui Lepper Streets IJclo w tJio Juil. rn-if HOTSE is in if\'\ 1 condition, con'/lns a T cwiri and s!>oi well of waler, ami will he sold C Fdr'partlenlara and t.ra.- e U .,n'ie at the Journal JOHN U. NHWJIAN. Offlce, \f jniacdlancoue. j THE I^B RU VIAN • SYRUP IS A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF THE Protoxide of Iron. ' 11 new dlsoouory in mcdlolno which feTKTKBS AT THE ROO'l. 1 OF D1S13ASK, by supplying tho Blood with Its Wul Pllnclple, or Life Element—Mail, This' is the secret of the wondorful success ol thla \ romedy in curing j&yiipejisia, TAoer Complaint, Dropsy, Ohronie Hiarrftaia, Eoils t Nerwu* {frictions, Oliilh and Fevers Humors, Zoss of Constitutional Vigor, Hisemes of the Kid- neys and Bladder, M-. i male Oomplaintit, and all diseases originating iu a 5«AI) STATE OF THE BtOOO or accompanied by DohtHty or a Lo^Y Stato of tho \ SYSTliM. .Doing free from 'Alcohol In any form, Its energi- zing uirocts are not followed by corresponding re- act on, hut are permanent, infusing e;roiigili, vigor and now lile Into all parts of tho system, and hufid- lug up nn IHON CONSTITUTION. n Y S1 ' 101 > s 1A A > I> u t n 1 XJVV V , JI'MII the YtmnMe Archdeacon Scott, J), 1), OUNIIAM, Onniidii East, MarohSM.Mui, * « * • 1111111111 Invcrornte Dyspeplle of more than M yoara Handing.\ • '*., *.,* \\ \nvobuon so wonderfully honollttod in tho throe short tyooits during which I have used i-eriivinn hyrap, that 1 can scarcely persuade mysolf of ihproaliiy. Iloople mho have known 1110 are as- tonished at the change. I am widely known, nnd can hut recommend to others that 'which has done so much lor tne.\ * * * AOaso ol ' 27 yonrn years StandingOurcd W'om 2mle v Jewell, No. 15 Avon Place, notion. \Iliave suiTered and somotimos scveroly, for 27 years, from Dvapopsin. I commenced taking tlio Poriivinn Syrup, and found immcdlato Itonellli from it. In tho course of ihrco or four weeks .1 was on-' tirols'Tellovild from my sufferings, and have ehioved untntorrapted health ever sinceT\ \ Oneoj the most Distinguished Jurlsls inNcmBnn- .-land wntes to a friend as follows: \Iliivyo tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result fully sustains your prediction. It has made a XEWMAN ol me; inlused into my system, now vigor nnd 1 norgy; I am no ongcr tremulous and dobili- t.tited„aj-whewyou last saw mo, hilt stronger, heart- ier, and with larger capacity for labor, menial and plU'Slcal, than at any timo during tho last five years.\ An Eminent Divine of Boston says : \ I have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time nasi; ' l gives me New Vigor, Iliioynncv or Spirits, Elasticity of Muscle.\ ««JI»U.} Thousands have boon'changed by the use of this remedy-;'from weak, sickly, suffering crentiire« to strong, hcnltliy.nnd happy men and women ; ami in vnl.ds cannot reasonably hosltato to giro it a trial A pamphlet of 85 pitLcs, containing cortllicales'. f cures and recoininedations from some of the most eminent physicians, clergymen and others, will he sonHree to any address. tsrseo Hint each bottlo has PJSHUVUM Srnu r blnwu 111 the glass. For Sale by J. P. DINSMulsE, Proprietor, 36 Doy Street, New York, And by all Aruggists. For sale by THEO. A. PECK, Druggist. SCROFULA Ml Medical Men ngroo that IODINE is TIIE BEST REMiiDY for Scrofula and all kindred diseases ever etscovered. The difficulty has been to obtain a pttro solution of it. Dr. H. Anders' Iodine Water, Is a Pure Solution of Iodine, withmit a SOLVENT Containing nl'inx CHAIN to each ounce of water- A most Powerful Vitalizing Agent and Jlestorativc. It has. cured and will cure SCROFULA in all Its manifold forms. Dicers, Cancers. Sn>l«ni«, •>-** na™m, mm it tins been u*ed with astonishing succo-s in cases ot'Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Consumption Female Complaints, Heart, Liver and Kidney Dis- eases, tec. Circulars will be sentrtiEE lo anyone seudlng their Price *1,00 a bottle, or 0 for $5,00. Prepared by Dr, II. ANIIKIIS. Pliysiclnn & Ohcmlat. lor bale by J . P. DINSMORE. as Dey Street, Now t ork, and by all Druggists. For salo by THEO. A. PfiuK, Druggist. WISTAR'S BALSAM WILD CHERRY HAS BEES USED FOR NEARLY HALF A CENTURY, WITH THE MOST ASTONISIIIXO SUCRESS Ol'KIJtO Couglis, Colds, Tloarteness, Sore Throat, lnfimnza, Whooping Cough, Croup, Liver Comvl inl, mmchitis. DiJIlcdtij of Breathing, Atlhma, and cv ry Afftctiuu of the THROAT, LUNGS & CHEST. , OONSUMFTION, which carries off more victims than any other dis- ease, and which bullies the skill of the Physicians to a greater extent than any otlu-r maludy, often YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY 1 When all others prove ineffectual. -A-S .A. Ii^TFIDICXI^F, IliPIIl IK llixikr, SnOTIItNO IN EFFECT, SAFi; IN XT3 OI'KIIATION, It is Unsurpassed 1 I A MONTH '.— AOBS'f ri wanUd for-six ,„.,v new artick\ juet out. Addree. O. T- GAXffiY City Building, lilddeford. IHalno, r^tf. $90 wljileasa prepnration, free from noxioiif? ingredi. cnt», poisons, or miticnilp; tilt!ting HkiilBcienue and medical knowledge; contalninffnll tlwtis valnabic- Jniiic vegetable kingdom for this class of diseases it in Incomparable ! ! and iri cntiilcd, mi-rll\ and received th^pcm»raIcon- fldenceof tin-public. SEY*>IOUrt THATGUJSIt, M. »., of nermann, N. Y,, wrfti ** n- fuliown : '• WI«tar*8 Hnlr-iiUi (if Wild CIi* rry plvca tin!versa 1 Batiefnc-non. It pci-jiiR to Mire a C'onjrb 'by loonr-tni^H and cleansing tbe liui^s, and allaying irritution, JhUB removing tbe caij«f , ,iii«t'fad of drying up tb'- •congh and Uiavmts tbe t-avne behind. 1 consider tbr* 7Jal( , ttm J as good acaiiy^if nottbe beat Cough mudl- cinc With wblcb I am acquainted.\ From /Ion, Judge Hpra1ar % of GautOofutric, JV. V. Gentlemen,—'J'bis U to ei-riily that myMfimd family have tiff a m. WfetnrV BnJfain \I wiidrw ry, lor Ri-.vurni y.-um, una ttiat 1 take great pleaanr'' in rccommendfng it in orefcreuco to any thing of tb'* kind for the purposes for wuielj it IB intondfld. In caaeB of Aetbma. 7'iithJgic, Att<:C-U>wt of the Throat J. have ivivcr mW with anj thing equal (o It. Very Ilcspeotlully, VM'W SrJlA.lEBP. The Jiti, Jarot, Htchltr. of Hanover, X*a, t Weil kno'.vri and much respected among OIR German population hi this country, makfn the, folio win tr ntuteinent for tbe houcfir of (be &m;cted. DeacSIr«:—Having realized in my family Impor- tant \benefits from the nee of your valuable prepara- tion— WHtnr'R Balpam of Wild. Cherry—It affords me pleasure to recomceeiid.it to tbe public. Some eight years ago one of iny daughters seemed to be in a decline, and little hopes of her recovery -were entertained, i th<'ii procured a bottle of your excel- lent Balsam, and before she had taken the whole of the content\ of Ihe bottle llieicwau as great Im- provemeiJt luber btaitb. I have in my individual cam.* made freqiiiirl use of you. valuable medicine, and have alway? !f**«*ti ijenefllted by it. JACOB SBOUMJII. PIIJCJZ Qm XtOLLAJt A JWTTLE. For Huh By J. 1*. DiiiHrnorc, 3G Doy Jtreel, W. Y. BETli V7. ffOWUE & SON. Proprietors, Hoston. AK/J Bi' MA, liJiyGOISTS. For^ sale by THEO. K. FKOK, Drugglet. fiMWS CBLKBIULTfiE) SiLVB CURES CUTS, BUKNS SCALDS. tfruce f H Celebrated. Sstlvc CDREB WOtTKBS, BRtrXSES, M'JtATNB. CJrace'w C«le1>rat«it Salve ODJIBS BOILS, VLOBItH, CAXCBRS. CrruccV Uelebralcd Salve CIXTCBB S^T/J' BTJEUM EUVtaieEhAB. Irrne&fi Celebrated Satire CCBKS f.'BAPPED HANDS, OOILBLAINK. ee'* CeSel>ratcd Sulr* HEALS OU) 80JIKS, IfLESH WOUKDH, &C. It is prompt i» action, removes pain at once, ani reduces tbe most angry-boking «wellingB and infia- mmaUona, as if by magic,—thus affording rHlel and ° Onfy 25 '^flU a box 1 (Reiit by mail for 35 ccntt.J ForSftle liy J- J'.DIJIBKOHB. ?S Hey Street, K. X 8. W. VOY/h% & SON, Proprietor*, iJoston, dD< *T all HraggiBtB, OrocrB and Country Stores. AugU6t»l,!*W. n»n
