\

[I.

"sPm$f AV s6TreES .

. , __^j of them suffer:• linger, and die, because of Pin Worms. The onlyteffect-.ualremedytor these most troublesome arid'.dingerousofall worms In children, or adults, is found tn Dr. Gould'sEta-Worm 8ymp. Purely vegetable, uifeand certaln.-

• A: valuable cathartic,, and beneficial to health. GEO. 0.. GOODWIN?* 00 . , Boston, and all DrnggtaU; • \-•- • -.:• • ; . ,•• t •: . ..'-• ( m h l T d A ^ S m ) .

THE CHEAT FKENCH KE

*' Dclamarrc's Specific Pills..ea'byGAH'AjJoiERB * pcroNT,!N.Q. 1<1 Ru.e'IiO

Varfj^Jiadhighly.re^«"""pndfirt Kv.llip' *» *Wculty'of France. ,Are a most energetic ahd-pffeci'ent ^Remedy ln'cases of

Spermatorrhoea or Seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily otPremature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or Impotency;

aniarrci Specific Plls.y0ASJ^imkRs:t DCTONT ,;NQ. ljl Ru\e'£orabard.(l highly recommended by. the entire Medical

t F • • ••-•• . ; |

BUSINESS NOTICES,

' INQUIRE WITHIN,—The mouth is like a houseto let. However pretty it may be externally it'igimpossible to judg&of its merits until you haveseen the inside, If behind the ruby doors thereare plenty of pearl white fixtures, you will eix-claira at"once;^",now beautiful." To impart theuttnoetpqesiblo brilliancy there 13, nothing likefragrant Sozodont.

eposit , _ _ , . . „ - ,•charges," kc.:, and all the ghastly train of symptosarlslng' . A Pamphlet, containing .full particulars, with Direc-tions anil Advice, printed in French, i3erman, Spanishand English, accompanies each box, and wili be sent by

. mal.l, free of cost-tQ.any one who witt. write*,fox It.., :.P'riceV*lperB6x',.qtSixi5oxes.for'*6. . , 7 ' *

A'S5 POK PELAjtfASKE'S SJ'JOjFIQUPILtSI, JAND

. ,Si>l' , mail,

TAKE NO OTHERS.. ., ,.,.: jall.,tjie principal Druggists, \br. will be sent by

all. ob%e>*vati<>n,QJa- ^receipt, mau, securely seaie&froni all. <w.em»*ora,,p.n' 'receiptof the, sp.ecifleaprjcel)? any advertized Agents,,pr by the

• Hole Proprietors; OSCAR G. MOSES & C0;,,2TC0rtlandtStreet, New York. J. 0. Sprague and B. O. Xar *v

Agents for Ogdensburgh, N. V. (stSOd&wei

A CARD TO THE LADIES.' ' ' ". DR. DirEONCO'S* " " j

Golden I?erio«lio«l i• . T p. E ? E M A IJ E- 8 •.

In/alUbU in correcting hregular-itiea, Removingt

t - 01)HfrMtionsofth&Mmithfy!Fym#Jroi>vu>lMi- ' :e ever cdii80, anc£ alw'ays ''successful itsaf Preventive. ._ ..

tSfONE PILL IS A D0SE.J& • ,females peculiarly situated, or supposing themselves

iso, are cautioned against using thesePllls while in' thatcondition, lest they invite; miscarriage, as the proprietorassumes no responsibility after tlil3 admonition, altlio'their mllduess .would prevent.any injury to the health.Otherwlse;.the-Pills are recommended :?or thealleviation'of those suffering from-any irregularities whatever, aswell as to prevent an increase of Family where 'healthWill not permit it. In every case they act like a charm,quieting the.aerves and, bringing back .the ro»y<cblprofhealth to the.cheekjof the most delicate. ' -.• , '

Full and explicit directions accompany each. box.Price $t per box; 6. boxes for |5; Sold by .one drug-

gist'in every town, .village, city and hamlet throughout"the world. Sold in Ogdensburg by B. O- Iiampliesr,'Druggialt, sole.agent.for this city. ~ |

Ladles by sending him $1 to the Ogdensburg Post Of-fice, can have tne.pUlgiSerit (confidentially) by mail toany part of the country, free of postage.

Sold by T. H. Camp A- Co., Watertown, N. Y., and Dfc-mas Barnes & Co,, New Tort

Sold by George Birks, Preacott, Ont. !(st26d*wly) S. D. HOWE, Proprietor, New York.

BOTTLED BLISS.—The bacchanalian, smack-ing his lips over champagne may pronounce itdelious ; 'but aak the lady of pure taste what isthe moat enchanting liquid ever enshrined inglass,' and she will recall, the exquisite odor ofPhalQnjs iiew 'perfume, Flor de Mayo, and tellyou it ia bottled ecstasy. Sold by druggists.

"Oh, swift a's wbeels that kindling roll,Our life is.hurrylng to the goal;

. A scauty dust to feed the wind .Is all the. trace 'twill leave behind.Then wherefore waste the roses bloom,Upon the cold incensato tomb."

, Reader, waste not the rose's bloom and nisvkepremature dust tto feed, the wind by your inad-vertency. Spring has come, bringing in itstrajn diseases incident to the season. If youwish to ward 6ff_ disease, cleanse the stomachand-'purii'y the jblo'Sd/' The Old HomesteadWild. Cherry -Bitters are mosjt efficacious incleasing and purifying, and work like a charm inDyspepsia, Nervous Affections, Liver Complaint,Indigestion, General Prostration, .exhaused vitalEnergy, Loss of Appetite,. Jaundice, Sour Stom-ach, Tlatulency, &c. If well, use the Bittersand thns prevent disease—if: fimwell by their•u|e ypu may ibe made whole. . 1 .

Sold by all druggists and general'dealers. T.B. Slingerland ScCo., Proprietors, 19V Chrysde

'Street; New* Yorfc , (ap86aim&w0m)

OGDEN8BUBG, N. T.

LOCAL AND MISCEIXANBO17E.

Oommpno/T

©o\nrcMr.r

T o Ladles.—If- you require afrelltble remedy,why not use the best? Experience has proved that'

PR. BAR VSY '8 FEMALE PILLS •Have no equal, Tneyare safe and sure in ordinary raises.

Price $1 per box. JDR. HARVEY'S GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS

four degrees stronger than the above, are intended forspecial cases, and may always be relied on. j

Price Five Dollars per Box.gSF~IUustrat«a private circulars sent free; Encloie

Stamp. '

addreithey

(ap23ddStawftwly)

A. m e r ican XX ons e,BOSTON, MASS.

THE IARGIST PJBST QLAS3 Honss; i s NEW EsoLiSi).^"Vertical Railway, Suites and Single Apartineiit|,

with Bathing and Water conveniences connecting^;,Billiard Balls, Telegraph Office and Cafe.

(ielldtu-.th-s-gm) LEWIS RIPE k SON..

in~Soitng . i^-The utmost reliance may be placed

SELVS ;For the Speedy and Permanent cure of Seminal Weak-ness or emissions, the result of Youthful indiscretion orExcesses. They can be used without detection or inter-ference with business, and they will restore you to healthand strength. Price $1. Private circulars, with ' instructions Bent free. Enclose stamp.

If vou ciinnot procure the pills, enclose the money andaddress Dr. J. BRYAN, 90 Bast 18th St., New Vorkandthey will be sent free from observation by return mail.

2 3 d S t & l )

JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF,AND TK00HE POWDER,

A &eI/iQ7Ufulm&*pleasant Remedy in, Gqtqr>% ZTeail-ache. Had, Mreaih, Jfoarsenesa, Asthma,

Bronchitis, Conglis, Deafness, &c. \And all disorders resnting from Colds in THROAT, VO-

CAL ORGANS and HEAD. . IThis remedy does not "Dry Up" a Catarrh, but loos-,

ens i t; frees the head (from all offensive matter, quickly,removing Bad Breath and Headache; allays &n& soothes,the burning heat in Catarrh ;ia so mild and agreeable injits effects that it positively '. '

CURES WITJXO TFT SNEEZING. \As a Troche, Powder, is pleasant to the taste and nev-

er nauseates :'when swallowed, instantly ghjes to theThroat ana Vocal Organs a delicious serissjition of _ cool-ness ana comfort. J '• j •

Istha best Voice Tonic In the world. Try It; Safe,bre-liableand only SS cents. !

Sold by Druggists, or mailed free, aadress. 1COOPER, WILSON k CO., Prop'rs, Philadelphia

Wholesale Agent,D. Barnes, k Co , New Xork. tB. O. XauipTiear, Agent for Ogaensburgh. i

((Jel8dAwly)

PAIN IOL1ER. j •We beg leave to call the attention of the public to this

long celebrated and unrivalled iFAMILY MEDICINE, j

The Pain Killer is a purely vegetable compound, andwhile it is a moat efficient remedy for Pain, it ia a per-fectly safe medicine even in the most unskillful, hands.

SOK SPMMER COMPLAINT, " 1Or any otherform-of bowel disease>4fcchildren or adults,it is an almost certain cure and has without doubt beenmore successful in-curing the various kinds of (

CHOLERAThanany other known remedy, or even "the'»sinbit skill-fol physician. Xn India, Africa and China, where thisdreadful disease is ever more or le»» prevalent the FainKiller is.consUlered by the native as well a3 Europeanresidents in those climates, ' '* i

[>2dStaw&wlm) A SUKE REMEDY. :

_ are two'special qualities which de-termine and fix the superiority of Mrs. S. A, Al-len's New Style, improved Hair Restorer orDressing, in one bottle, over all other prepara-tions fior the the. hair. First,, the prompt, quickaction, great growth', life arid vigor that ,it| issure to give to the Hair, never failing, by ii fewapplications to restore Gray or White Hair toits natural color, imparting to the Hair a de-lightful aroma, fresh, delicate and unchangeablein any climatt*. Second^ ita easy application,

without any previous preparation of the Hair;"without that sticky and disagreeable sulphurodor- found and complained of in- all other pre-parations. r It never soils the skin or linen, 'la-dies wjll find it a standard toilet luxury to dresstheir'Hair. It retains the Hair-in any desiredposition, and is cooling healing and cleansing tothe scalp,, jemoving immediately all scurf, dand-ruff, and pimples.

Price $)e. .Sold by all Druggists.(jel8d-tu-th-8-Awlm)

J3P~Recently:a-beautiIul humming bird wasobserved to turnaiv its rapid flight and endeavorto extract iiectar from th.e floral ornament - ofan elegantly dressed lady's bonnet. Before go-ing out she had used a few drops of Woiod-worth'3 Flpr Del Santo, whose exquisite perfumefairly captivated the.bird. For sale everywhere.

• "Spring; It is cheery,. WintKr'fs dreary,

Green leaves hang, but the brown must fly;' ! i"' . Whenheisshaken",

l.one and forsaken,.What can an old man do but die ? "

iJVtjjyV take-Plantation Bittera.Uo be sureisindwith them a iiew lfcase of Hie. The 'old aremade young again, the middle-aged/rejoiee, a'ndthe.young become doubly brilliant by using tliiasplendid:5Ibi»ic. Dyspepsia, Heartburn, LitierCpmplaini, Headache, jPuins in the Side, Crickin the Biick,, u'ti'd all syn)gtom3 of StomacjiicDerangement, yield at once to the health-givingiufluence of Plantation Bitters. They addstrength tothe system and buoyancy to themind.

•' ' • ' - * ^ — .

.MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful article—au-

to Cologne and at half the price.T.J T-T-S-*w2w.1

» J* KCIAL

PHAION'S " PAPHUN LOTION, '

•: Por-Beautifying the Skin and Complexion.

EBMOVBS J1LI.

Eruptions, freckles, Pimples, Moth Blotches, Tan,itfio-, <md-the:S!ein, &oj% JTair and, Mlodfiting.

f; - . . . .For Laillea in the Nursery it la iuvaluoble.

3Por Gentlemen after Shaving it has no equal. . \

"!?aphlan Lo'Uon" is the only reliable remedy for dis-eases and blemishes of the Snin. • !

TBMDIY, July 7,1SC3,

"3?he Council met p'ursuant to adjournment.

Present-r-'W'.. C; Brpwn,.Mayor, and Aldermen

Aljen, Baldwin, Kod?e, Pearsons., ^aternian,

Pearson and Herriman. !

Absent—Aldermen Hackctt and Jones.

At 10 o'clock the Council organized as in-

spectors of election, for the special election on.

Water Works, by choosing W. B. Allen Chair-

man, and N. H. Lytle and M. llallon, clerks, to

keep the poll lists.

On motion, duly seconded, it was voted to

close the polls at 3 o'clock P. M.

Proclamation was then made that the poll for

a special election, to pass upon the 'resolution

submitted by the Common Council to provide the

City of Ogdensburg with Water Works, was now

open, and the inspectors proceeded to take votes.

At 3 o'clock p. M., the poll was closed, and the

ballots publicly canvassed, and the result de-

clared as follows: Whole number of votes cast,

two hundred and twelve, of which one hundred

and seventy-seven were given "for the Resolu-

tion," and thirty-Jive "against the Resolution,"

whereupon the Resolution was declared carried.

On motion, the Council adjourned to meet at

"7-J- o'clock P. si., at the office of W. C. Brown,

Esq.

At half-past seven p. M., Council met pursuantto adjournment, at the office of W. C. Brown.

Present—W. C. Brown, Mayor, and AldermenHerriman, Kodce, Pearson, Pearsons and Allen.

By the Mayor;

Whereas, The amounts authorized by law tobe levied and collected by tax for 'the prekentyear, are as follows : '

FOR TBE BOARD OV EDUCATION. ,

For school house in 3d Ward .$5000Whereof they require this year only. $3,300 00For General School Fund under law

of 1868For General School Fund under law

of 1668For General Fund, by requisition of

the Board of Education under theGeneral law,

For Teachers' Fund, by requisition ofthe Board of Education, so muchas 85 cents on the $100 of theschool district assessment willproduce, less $4,000, for theGeneral Fund, viz: 86 per ct. on$2,445,689, is $8,658 91Less as above 4,000 00

j I *!>-- ,. ,,\ i- ':rr;5j • wilt I

A sociable was held in the basement oif the

Preabyte nan Churcn>in /flute ctty.^im/Tw Bday

e v e n i n g . t : I ^ } ^ ^ d j " p

The object of the mating w«s for the piii pose

of promoting closer and^more intinjate.acqi aint-

ance lamo|jgi ie i mj)er3 ,o;

and was,suoees£ful.., „-.,.,,, -,

The Weed Sewinr Machine.V I ' ' »' ' i U - ' , " < T u ! •••'••

Mr. Fs Baldwin who iathkagfent 1

8ewing Machine, eays it'is no 'ft

vince people o£ the superiority of ithis^H

Favorite if th^jjwillolljf.ca

A great many have called examined; been

vinced and purchased, since1 ins'location'in. . „

dciisburgT Any'one can at a glance see its ma-

ny attractive features,' 6iif when tfie^beantyj,"of

its work is exhibited then admiration beepmes

enthusiastic; Call into Allendopli's: anil see the

Weed Machine work. ' ' '.- • *'"•'".' ' .• — ^ •' •'»' *: : • , " m l i l l

Attempt lo Barn the Sheridan

A glaring attempt to lire the Sheridan Honse,"

next adjoining thejKEpplpLicfXN^officejwas made'.

g

A man residing in the lane, coming out about

four o'clock, discovered a fire under one of the

doors on the south side, which had been set'from

the outside, and gave the alarm and put oii't the

fire. Another half hour would have served

put the whole building in flames. j

met

Lieutenant-Governor.Wm. C. Brown was

2,000 00

600 00

4,000 001

4,659; 91

Total for Board of Education $14,459' 91FOR THE CITY FUNDS. ;

For the General Fund pur- 'suant to the charter $1,000 00

For the General Fund byspecial vote 1,000 00 '

Bv special tax to pay J. &6. R.Bell for repaiis,&e.,to clock 286 61 ,

For the Water Fund 1,000 00For the Gas Fund 1,300 00 'For hose 2,000 00For Highway Fund, IB ets.

on each $100 of the

valuation on the assess- ;ment roll 3,614 00

Making total for city purposes #10,230 jfll

Republican State Convention.

TheKepublican|'S|at«:Conven|on^wKich

at Syracuse, on Wednesday, 8th, promptly

patched its business by nominating Hon. John

A. Griswold for Governor, and A. B. Cornell for

nominated for electpr

from the litix district A resolution thatirep-resentation in future Republican Conventions

be based upon the Republican vote of the did-tr ied , w a s , a d o p t e d . ' t '•} ; * '"rjj | '

USTCharles Teller, of Williamsburg, acciden-

tally shot a friend named Stearns, on Saturday

evening, July 4th, killing him instantly. I 0ft

seeing what he had done, he went to the foot of;

Grand street and drowned himself. \ . .

-«•» j

B y Mrs. Richard Sharp, of Center Rutland,

on)Uie;:3d o|July*igaTVWfth %'UiTee'bo|s| all'of whom are doing well. Mrs. Sharp is a goodfamily woman. Three boys for a Fourth of July

celebration is contributing her full share.

"gtfodola Democrats" Jeffeisoii

HOSPITAL,If. T. iOOWnNOIB TO

ly md inoce»ffuUy coniulted on all formi or priv»t«diicuei at nil old iitibHih^d HotplUl, No. 6 Beaver 8t ,Albany, M.T. fwentjyeiri devoted to thli one partte-

) i f d i f THtfUww rriitfilri li^iii t o pcrlpi'Hi \ cureslatin (an

(being In eorretponden** with" the molt oelebniiedetui of the Old World) ot obtaining the lafeit a>

latectmMdiM f*r the** dtieMeijoBerfln-looemenU'totb* aafortaBatiof aqolckaBdrapld enfi,10 fce oSWnta »>nb ottiir o«wln intrtoa.' - ~

TOCWO MBN addleUdto»»e«th»Wtl,iwheh»te img ^

q« the" -pfcaiurM of niarriea.Hfe.WnoUaMth»tInconioJunjli. J.'/riuerjthey will'find *'frl«ndteeon»oU»id»'phjrileUn!who:huf cured Shawls, Skirts, Parasols,pjtaouiandi, in almost iev»ry p«rtpf(the:DnM«d:applied to Dr. T, broken down In health, now j

,«UUu*m»k«liJe,<leilr»We»ndin»nli»»py. Theicacy of .the ipbjeft will

o/thU terrible dlie»«.cored at" Home,, by

i

Uof oonrtciware;,that thet d j d l t ' d

At Prices that DEFY COMPETITION.prevent» mdre

N. B.—Per»6n« a ,, y»adre«iing a letter to 3. Teller, encloilng a remittance.—Medlcln»»ieourelypMlMid from ob*»v«tloD, pent o any

ld A U V i t d M hMedlcln»»ieourelypMM , p ^ a yp»rt of the world. AUVeaieiwarraoted. Mo ehsrge foradvice. Mo rtudent or boyi employed. .'iHotlbe itfitt^

T B B u 'employed. .iHotlbe iJ. TBLLKB, u . D.,'tddren »11 Mton to ; C a r e e r .

iffi*.: finely U-3 S » S f ' t the

,. t* AxwMcume, jautoFy/ox-Jua - m u:In,one:large octavo volume^ nesrl;presentr tixne.,1- The'lfUfgest ooninilpBion''give£;/."'We.em-ploy no Gener»lAient«i and other extra itdaceminto to™*<&*:~%!**m.•*»'«*• "ivaMie: U dealingdlrectly.with

jinditermspublUhef B. ' Sor descriptive; clrcalari3i'J/BJ BfJKB* CO;i,*«6n»neri,B«rt-.a ty» • '-•-''••-' ''' ' -"" r.:

|AGlEHIS tor the I

Bi' whicliiif excellojr.worlc, j

y hiachin'e'lwarriH and BtmUa.

SirafiKS, .r^--*n4ucreiie4K<*minlj-

book ever publishe*.12 lubwlbers in

B , | j J four»§t(Jpnr;.term»i..audi.a full4|i NII0NAL PUB-

g l , D

amine before purchaslng'elstw:y , ;p

make it the best su

^ ^By JOHN-S:: 8TEBB*-'req,j,p#dm#wq>^

nh»ndtKe-rcholce«t;Clgari;-Wlnei»nd' • : J $ i

Davis and John C. Breckenride, are both now in

Canada watching the proceedings of the Detno-,

cratic National Convention.'

Owing US thKdepresiea cona i teo f tWniarket i'tnow"offer myiimmense stock.'of •-'• ' >•'••!»'•, > C ?• • i 'J *. i

, AiVti

••A.V'I '

BY, ock

30,; Pendleton.MU;.Parker.1? Baclce*' -26;Blair 12 ; Johnson 41+; DooiitUe 1 2 i ; Hendricks 89 H C l l l 1 C h * T

_. „ " P A P H I A N S O A P " for theTuilet', Nursery and Bath. Will not chap theSkin. Price 25 cents, per cake.

F l o * d e M a y o .* - - •- Vlox de Mayo.ANewPerfiimeiorthe Handkerchief. Exquisle, Del-

icate, Easting fragrance. PHAtON "4 SON, NewYork. Sold by all Drngglats. (mh2laeofllyi)'

BATOHELOR'S HAIK DYE.Thin splendid Hair Dye is the best In the 'rorldl The

only true and perfect Dye: Harmless, Reliable,Instin-taneoas. No disappointments. No ridiculous tints.—Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the ill effects of baddyes. Invigorates the Hair, leaving it soft and beaatl-fal. She genuine is signed William A. Batchelor. Allothersaremereimitations,andishoul<lbe avoide'd. Soldby an 3rngglst3 and perfumers. Factory SI Barclay St.,New York. • (deMAwly) ;

M A N H O O B : !HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED! j

Just published, in a sealed envelope. Price six cent».A Lecture on the Natural Treatment and Radical Cureof Spermatorrhea, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary-Emissions, Sexual Debility and .Impediments to Mar-riage generally; Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy,and Fits ; Mental and Physical Incapacity, resultingfrom Self Abuse, 4 c , by Robt. J. Culverwell, II. D., au-thor of the Green Book,&c. j

A Soon to Thousctnds of Sufferers. '.Sent;nnder:seal,in a plain .envelope^ tt>:any..-au'dreis,

postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two postage stampstoCBAS. J. 0. KLINE & CO., 127 Bowery, New York,"Post Office Box 45S6. i

Also Dr. Colverweli's Marriage Guide, Price 25 cents.' (my,6d*w8m]j >

THE PEOPLES REMEDY. . ! >Itre^oired many years'.qf laborious—-f»-5-^- - ^ - - - - ^- -=- -.- z-~ 5—.-.—.^j'into'.the

•propertiesof herbsandrbbts beforeBrahd'rtfth'sPillsirrrived at their present state of perfection; They take allImpure andmorbid accumulations from the bowels andthe blood. Their use in sickness saves money, time andhealth. This noble-medicine saves, suffering, restoreshealth, and prolongs life. Those who know their prop-erties have the most unbounded confidence In them.'When attacked by ever so serious a disease as pleuri:colic, suaaeh prostration, SEc, when* siS"*)! eight pihave been swallowed, they are easy in their minds. Andthey .have cause, for Brandreth's l'lllj are no brokenreed. . |

The Princess of Wales might have been cured by a fe rdose;,and all her weeks _of agony saved"., I believe thisas I believe my existence. T

PrincipalAgency, Brandreth. House, New York.- Bee "B.-Branareth," IB white Tetters, rln',tae: Govern-

ment stamp. . ."• • < .Sold by all Druggists.Only 25 Cents for I^arge Bottles.—Moth-

er Bailey's Quieting Syrup for children, which greatlyassists the child through the months of teething, allassaU pain, -reauces inflammation, corrects acidity of theStomach, and never fails to regulate the bowels. oldver fails tpre

.?8oia byJ.

m "The test medicine in the poria is Dr. l.angley?flRoot amd Herh Bitters—long a tried and standard remedyfor Liver Complaints, Billions dise»95S,'Humora of th'eBlood and Skin, Jaundice and Dyspepsia, Indigestion,Costiveuess, Heaflache, and all diseases arising from i>ls-ordered Stomach, Torpid Liver, or Impure Blood. The^• ' """ " " new-createtheblood.'re-

>: strengthen 'the wholeCO., Boston. Sold by

(mhlTd*w6m)

WHAT EVERY HORSEMAN WANTS. ;A good, cheap and reliable liniment. Such an article is

' i fpBIAS* T4- v )j • •

iN PIST BOTTLES AT ONE DOIXAR. ;

For Lamene88,,Cnt9, Galls, Cqilc, Sprains, Ac, war-ranted cheaper thatfany other.- Ttis use by nil thegreathorsemen on Long Island Courses. It will notcure Ringbpne or Spavin, as there is no'liniment in ex-

- istence-'that will. What it lsistated to cure iitiposltlvely'doesl " rfo owner of horses will be without it after tryingone bottle. One doae revives and often saves the life ofan over-seated or driven j horse.,. Jqr,Colic and Belly-ache it h'aa never failed. Just as sure as the sun rises,just so sure is this valuable Liniment to be the HorseEmbrocation of the.day. tTae.it ofle and,;»ll.., •

"'"" Depot: No,*26 Cortlanat St., New York. Sold by allhftDraggistaandgtorekeepers. « « • - • • - -

HOTBLAND HOUSE FOB SALE.

THE OGpBNSBnK<j HOTEL AND THE DWEOJIng house adjoining, situated in Catbarine ntreet,

neaKtheVeitf Dock;are offeretl•for'sule.-'> Possessiongiven immediately. Enquire on the premises, of the•nbscribef, . (je25d«) I GEO. OHARTRAND. |

GooagUblinst attached to the Home. " 0 ;-

The Weed Sewing Machine.

" ? . F." or Family Favorite.

The Weed Sewing Machine Company offer their new

Machine to the public in the belief that they possess ieix-

cellence for the use Intended far superior to any hitlier-

to m.an.ufactureu', not only In mechanical construction

but in genera adaptiveness tothe purpose designed.

They believe that they have succeeded in producing a

machine that all can operate sucoeHsfully, with a range

comprlslngthe entire sewing required in a family, and

ilolng It without annoyance, loss ot time or waste, ami in

r'in.effecttve and thorough manner. Much time and

money has been spent to perfect .its construction,, to

make'it convenient to use and take care of, to do Sjray

withtroublesoniefeatures which have beenthe.banebl

other machines and the torment of thousands of opera-

tives; • • • • : • '

, The. Weed Family Favorltejras presented to the public

'In the face of a fierce and determined opposition, ;yet

none of its many-competitors ever received so warm a

welcome. The reason of its great popularity Is Its ad-

mirable adaptability to the wants of the people and the

pains taken by the Company to serve the public with

systematic and scrujralpus fidelity. An invitation Is ei-

tendedto every one to come and make a personal exam-

ination of our Machines and satisfy themselves.

, Salesroom at J. Allendorph's Notion Store, 28 Ford iSt.,

'Ogdenrtmrg: (jeSdAwlm) F. BALDWIN.

And totalfor all purposes $24,699 ,62Therefore, resolved that the Assessors be and

they are hereby instructed that there shall beraised by general and special tax for the currentyear the Bum above named, whereof the said sumolv $14,469.91 for the Board of Education shallbe apportioned and assessed upon the real andpersonal property in the consolidated school dis-trict, and the remainder of $10,230.61 upon theproperty in the city. •

Ayes—Allen, Herriman, Pearson, Pearsons

ami (Rodeo. t

On motion, the Council adjourned to Tuesday-

July 14th, at TJ o'clock P. M.

Our Water Works Election.

InodoroHB

Glove Cleaner!

Inf.»n

WILL

clean Rid Glovc«, wltltontK the nuoat deltcwic color 'urinK t

and Is

l e n R vc«, wltltothe nuoat deltcwic color

t l l fe n tcwic colentlrrly free, from»ny Odor.

The filoyen can lie cleaned on the hand and worn im-mediately.; 0nfe':pottle will save you the price of a doi-en'pal'rsof.Gljiyea. " .."'>( *or;sale by, aULDrogglsts and Fancy Goods Dealers.None genuine wi thout tbe t ignata te ef

Wholesale Agent«. '•

One of the most important yotes ever taken

in Ogdensbnrg was that by which our people de-

cidedj on Tuesday last, to erect water wdtks, and

the unanimity with which the decision was made

is ?4ost gratifying. The plan submitted is that

known aB the Holly pump, .,which requires no

reservoir. The power to be used will be water

and for that purpose Mr. Parish's property, lo-

cated at the east end of the dam will be pur-

chased. The amount tobe.eipended in the con-

struction of works will not exceed f 100,000. I t

is impossible at the present moment to estimate

the benefits likely to result from this decision.—

It is believed by those who have given the sub-

ject the most attention that the receipts from the

sale of water will be sufficient, from the start, to

pay interest on the bonds and create a sinking

fund to pay principal, If these estimates are

sound the tax-payera will not be called upon to

pay a single cent. We do not believe that any

one will ever regret the yote cast in favor of wi-

ter, but on the contrary, before another year all

ill j i th h ib id h

NEW TOUK, 8.— the 12th ballot—Hancock

P d l U r 1 ? Baclce* 26 ;Hend-

; ; nesseegave WcClellan her vote. Recess for three miu-'.u t e s . ^ ( . , - , [ '

On reaasemb*ling, thte' 13th ballot was taken,staudipg.: Hancocki'48l ; ; f endteion l M j Pa^lici- i ; Packer 26 ;>' JohiuSdff 4|~; Ddolittle 13 ;Hendricks 81; Franklin Pierce 1; Blair 11;Chase •}, North Carolina and Yirginia changedto Hancock. ,

The. 11th ballot stood: Hancock 56 ; Pjen-.dletonlSO; Parker H; Packer 26; Doolittle13 ; Hendricks 84*. Nebraska changed fromPendleton to Hendricks. Tennessee divided be-tween Pcndleton and Hendriuks. F

The iCth"bailo^ennpxl*jnia!'>gave.26 jforHancock. Pendleton 129J;. 'Hancock, 79^;Parker 7; Johnson 5J; Doolittle 12; Hendridks8U. • 1

The 16th ballot stood : Hancock 113i; Pen-dleton 107*; Parker 7; Johnson 5i; Doolittle12; Hendricksi70J. " j

The Convention then took a recess for tenimnute3 for consultation. i

nduiefol articles, for sale1AKT^US

ABd.a.variety.of of valnAl

i ' t . u ' , " * 1 u (T- * v • " • > * ' • ' ! " ™ * r " ' * w " •' 'LA.bneck.descriBibg^aii article, lelecteifromlsour itock•for, ale.at $1,, will, be lentpn>eceipttte,receipt of three

No charge for SeMdnles or cii«ckttkb l l« i i i i i e i i t>the most liberal ;;

m a a e a iof

- Waated

24 FORD STREET.!

Consisting ofi : , . . ; - . • . . ' I ' ' . . - ' . - ' - ' . T •. • •

Black & 4olorea Sllk«^ -

Alexander, Freucli &: IrUh Poplin*,

Black & colored »renadines,

MARSEILLES, ,

Black

;imale,.to,introduce the G«nulne-Improveii Common SenseFamily Sewing Machine. This, machine will Stituh, Fell*Hem, Tuck, Quilt,Cord Bln$ Braid'and^ Embroiaer in amostisurfer^maanei!. ;Prlce oiiiy. ^18*'-.J>uily:';#arran-

-ted-for-fiTe<3re"arB.-^VVre"wilrpay ^1000'*"X6r any" machine

that wiUsewastronger,rmost b.eautifttl.or,more elastic• isd'm?*Ki>n M » « " •?*•*•• ~L.M£1-~-.'iiAL-~~ li»il^l"«air"-r ^fL.'.aiii..t. 11 ._

F R E N C H JACONETS, Organdie*,

And in fact eyerytlihiB in-the Jine of Dress Goodsper cent below our former .prices;

At Prices thafe cannot be beat hi Northern »ew Yorlf.

. . . ;,,;MifcM«ii5iMf '.. v/. . . > t i. , . ; . . : .7T ; iOr all kinds at wholesale aidTetaUl. In this paftleular

branch we aefy competition and will not be i ', .,1 . . . ! .• •" iinderspld;!. ••• • '< •• :'/. 'r"N I

0 ^ s no.;numb.ng,bnt,facts whichicah'betp'roved

> ^ e V % W B l a s f l o i 6 c k S t J t c n .Every second stitch can be cut aad still the cloth willnot- separate withoni'tearing i t , WeSpay agent from $YSt9,ii2ft!l)..per:month.andiexpenseB7or.» commission from.wnfehtwicethat-amount can be'mfe. Aadresj SB-CUMBJtiCO; Wtaburg: P i , or SostonVvMass.. <7J.;FTXW.ii]fen5t:be"Snn>o«edrigbh6y other partiespaluiing off wortMess cast iromnaclilnes, under the Eame

: name or otherwiBe.: Ours is the only genuineSand reallypractlcalicheaprmacnine manSfactur*a. '.;*'-

. .ST % i ^ h t t y ; : .UlastnifcdV.itaimng-lmportairt' Eliyiiologlca lnit<

SalRand Eemale. Agents in every -iffliaige, teTrti tod'city• - . .! ' • .ll ' •- '" rf6r 'onrgreat *!' ' •. " " Y '-

yrgreat *!'

acrGpoas; Agentsmak.failiparticnflarsv:aaaresa •

•T'AaKEgi^IE

• For

S- &CO.', -'6<BfonMa|

^ y j /

Of- pry-ana'Fancy G6ba's;'Silvef PJatoa War^;bu»|c^&c. SendilO-cts. each-for th'ejbame bT 6h^ orinrtlclesrw^ickwewiU'jiellfo.r! ;- ' ' ',,

•r'j" Qlrle S o i l a r s E a c h , . :•;".•.>:;,> Agents wanted'an every.-town and city, in -the country.Extra,lnducemerit offered. -Circularg sehli free.; -Ad-aressEIMBALL,ft (OOu 8•Trem6nt Sow, Boston,Mass.• B o r - 2 5 1 6 . ".;'• - • , . . •» • ' '••'••-

NEW YOKIC, 8rr 3:30 r..M1-rTInt$eJ)e.mpcraticConvention ' the l'rth ballot atbod: Hancock1 8 ^ ; Pendleton 70J; Hendricks80; Doolittle12 ; Parker 'J ; A. Johnson *7 ; Johnson 6.. —Motion to adjourn till morning i9 now pending.

Post special'says: The Judiciary Committeeof the Senate have agreed to report favorablyupon the nomination of Evarts for Attorney-General,,- , , . - . -. -•- (

will rejoice that our tax payers exhibited

good sense in the election of July 7, 1868.

such

j y What, brought you to prison, my colored

friend ?" "Two constables, sah." "Yes; butt

I mean had intemperance anything to do with

it?" "Yes, sah; dey wasbofof 'em drunki"

|3P"Ajiotice of a steamboat explosion, in 'a

Western paper, ends ar follows: "The cap-

tain swam ashore. So did the chambermaid;

she was insured for1 $16j000, and loaddd with,

iron." ' . •

gentleman of this town, heretofore one

of the strongest of Democrats in Election District

No. 1, declared, in our presence on Wednesday,

his determination to vote for. General Grant.

He says there is no use in trying to disguise the

fact that the people are for the hero of Vicki-burg,. Fort Donelaon and Richmond. . There are

other Democrats in this vicinity who have mad«up tlieir luinds-to vote ibr Grant. - • J

XSTk young man named DeWitt Clinton VanSyckle, a resident of EastLiberty, Delaware Co..

Ohio, has been arrested in Columbus on the

charge of poisoning his father's family and burn-

ing his houae. The poisoning was done in April,

the culprit putting a quantity of arsenic in some

molasses. Fortunately bat a small quantity waspartaken of, and no fatal results ensued. Some

few weeks afterwards the hbfteat&id waa set on

fire and burned to the ground; The young mania thought to beingane, and will be taken to' a

lunatic asylum. , . . ,., j

1 A Freak 6i katur . . j

. N. C.,' 8.=^The General Assemblyhave selected a negro named O'Hara for engross-ing clerk, i

A bill for separate schools for blacks andwhites has been* introduced. ' ' r-J >

The canvass for TJ. S. Senators is very active.. ; - . ' . - ; . - • . • : : , - . : ; : . - :::;.•••• t u !

PHIIADELPHIA, 9.—Brown & Brothers oilclothfactories, in Richmond,. wer« totally destroyedby fire last night. 'Lossi $lbo,bOO>-$ Insurance'$36,000. " " "" ' • " '•"-'' • " ' ' )

,'8—By"a fire, 'yesterday, theprincipal losers are McGivern, Jas. A. Falkner,MisslerBros., and C. Frank. Loss $60,000;insured for $15,000. _

ST. LOUIS, 8.—Therman & Co.'s tobacco fac-tory has been seized by government officers, j

The building burned on Second street, jester-'day, was hot a U.'S. bonded warehouse. It wasused by B. Brown as a tobacco factory, and wasa few i days .since, appraized by government

The Topeka (Kansas) Record has heard latelyof a curious freak of nature. Seven pounds'ofrusty bacoii, furnished to the Indians sweljeil totwelve hundred pounds, 'by the time the ' voneh'-tra were,,made foithe goirerpment to pay for ii.

This must have passed through the hands o'f

Perry Fuller the Kansas man who has recently

been nopiriated b'y the Presidont for the posi-!

tion of Commissioner of Internal Revenue, in

requittal for his eftbrta to secure the President'a

acquittal. It is said he has, had much to do with

Indian affairs. This ia probably one of th«m. j

officers.

'•Nxw;YOKK; 9!-^-The WofldWays: Thefriendsoi Pendleton are satisfied that it, is useless lopush Iiisnaine any further, and.are making ar-rangements to throw their votes elsewhere.—Where the fifty remainihig1 'PendteWii•'VJiteswill now go is a mystery. a-••!•'%' • > • i

That they will now abandon'Pendleton appearscertain. In fadta'Megram;wks, receivcia'fromPeudleton, early" laist evening, requesting thewithdrawal of his name. It was impossible toascertain whether he expressed any preferencefor any other candidate. {

Ic is announced that a dispatch wasjilso re-ceived from Chief Justice Chase, yesterday,stating that he could not stand on the platformadopted bv the Convention. It is said that hisapproval is manifested in explicit terms. j

Among the various rumors-afloat last nightwag one that Governor Seymour Intended tobring forward the name, of Chase in-a resolutionto-day. Others had it that some of the South-eni States werfe Teady to leaSi1 ofl? ih his behalf.

There is ' considerable latent feeling in theConvention for Chase, but ithas'not yet beenbrought out or developed in a| manner to makeit available. Jt ma; not be ithVproper time yet.As .the case stood last night* -there is great doiibtfwB«? w i l l be, t h e n o m i n e e . ' , ' ' " . ' , •

Thequestion in fact was still in. a muddle at alate hour last evening, and unleis something isdone this morning to bring it td'a solution therewill be no nomination made to-day. .In fact thebelief is almost universal that it will take stillanother day balloting to make a nomination. I

It may be Chase, Hendricks, Hancock 'ofSeymour. From present appearaaces; if will beone o f .these ibiir; ?.. ..f''. ' ' \ *' zi. I. "' J

The Sun says the Ohio delegation had a storm

session last evening, which lasted till 1 i . ii.They then adjourned till eight A. »f. to-day. i

$ * x "

Ayer's Chierry Pectoral,For Diseases of the Throat and Iiungsj.

such as Cougha^Colds, "WTiooping 'Cough, Bronchitis, A«^"ift,

and Consumption. ' ',., Probably never'before' in the whole history ofmedicine, has anything won so widely and so deeplyupon the confidence of mankind, as this excellentremedy for pulmonary complaints. Through a long'series'of years, and among most.of the. races ofmen it has risen higher and higher: in their estima-tion, as it has becomevbetter known. Its unifomicharacter and power to cure the various affectionsof the lungs and throat, have made it known as a re-liable protector against them. While adapted to-milder forms of disease and to young children, it 13at the same time the most effectual remedy that canbe given for incipient, consumption, antT'the dan-

KpQriNO SLATE, ,

"Wholesale Dealer, in Roofing. Slates; Sole Agent for,VrBW T6RR(Si\TB CO., MIDDLE GRANVlIiLEX\ slate Q6., at Middle GranyUle, N. %, -iagle 81ateCo., 0 . M. Dayey * Cp.j and Joteph Sbejdpn, Vermont,who manufacture a superior Bed, Purple; green and Vi-

'riegateasiate. Also Agent for the Chapman »nd L«hlghSlate.Co'.'iofjPenntjlvania,who manarictiireauperldrblack Slate. I,.General_O«ce2l!tnd28,Tenth Avehne^New Tork.4-Western Office, 5fi Terrace, Biiffalo.'N. T. j

All orders filled promptly and at the lowest marketrates Send for Circular. JOHN GALT, 1

(8888fm) . 81,andl28/lBeinthAyenue,iliew?prk. j

•:'.l4pST; R t B l Y S D O S STOLEN, i

WEDNESDAY', jui/r i»t, »BOM THB BASKSBS"of John McLaren, neari -HeaTeltori} a Sed Oow,

High Horni, ten yetm old. Ariyperiwifelvln^lftfcit l o l d i t h

g , y . ;Ayperiwfelvln^lnftrfcion leading to her reeov«ty will be suitably rewarded188-33.20 " GEorW. SMITH, HeoveHon.*

be given ibr incipent, consumption, ano^the dangerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a provision against sua^en attacks of Crou it sho lbe ept a e y a l y , a d ndeed as allare sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all

h l d be r i d e d ith thi tidotefor them '

gerous affections of the throat and lungs. As a pro-vision against sua^en attacks of Croujti it shouldbe kept on hand in every family and indeed a llv gbe kept on hand in every family, an

s e t i m e subject to colds a

oujti it sd indeedd

as allll

should, be provided, with this antidotOxfor them. '.Although settled "•'Consumption Is 'thought in-

curable, still great numbers of cases where the dis-ease seemed settled, have been, completely cured,and the patient restored to sound health by theCherry Pectoral. So Complete is its masteryover the disorders of the lames and Throat, thatthe most obstinate of them yield to it. When hoth-•ing'else could reach them.under tke.CIicrry Pec-iroral^they subside and disappear.' U ;

Singers and Public Speakers find great pro-tection from it. i

JLstHma is always relieved and often whollycured by it. |

Bronchitis is generally cured by taking theCherry Pectoral in small and frequent doses. \

So generally are its virtues known that we neednot publish the certificates of them here, or do morethan assure the public that its qualities are fullymaintained. *. * ^ . . " ; . * ' •, • * 1

Ayer's Ague Cure,For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,

Chill Fever, Bemittent Fever, DumbAgue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c'.,

, 'and indeed all the affections: which arisefrom malarious, marshy 1 * miasraatiopoisons. j

I "As its name Implies, it does Cure, and aoes not

fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth,Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substancewhatever, it in nowise injures any patient. The.,number and importance of its cures In the ague dis—

receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate'cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed.

Unacclimatetl persons, either1 resident in, qrtravelling through miasmatic localities, will lie pro-tected by taking the A.GVJE CJTBX!. daily. !

Vor JXreV Cotnplatiits, arising •fforii tdrpidif^of the Liver, it is an excellent remedy, stimulatingt h e IAver in to h e a l t h y ac t iv i ty . , , . . . „ / . 1

For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is,an excellent Temedy, producing raaav trulr. re-"markable cures, where other medicines had failed'. ': Prepared by D B . J; GiiArm. A .Co;,; Practical,and Analytical Chemists', Lowell, Mass., and sola*'CU1 r o u n d the wor ld . . ,;, , , • . ,.; i, \

PJttlCX:, 91.OO PJSH XOTTX,E, \

T O INN, IAVBRN, OB HOTEL KEEPERS INLawrence County: It Jiaylng come to th» knowl-

edge o i the. undersigned that certain hotel keepers suf-fer gambling In some form within the Inn, Tavern orHotelkeptbythem:, Youare,hereby notified that allmanner of gambllnf, or the keeping of a gaming table of'any description, within the Inn, Tavern or Hotel keptby you, or In any .out-houae, yardx or t»f<i»n belongingthereto, 1» contrary to tbe provliloni of an Act entitled,"An act to luppnuintemperance and to.regulate thissaleof lntoxicaUnfUqaoM," paued, April 16th, 185T,andtotheeonittioMof the bond'entered, into by yon';:and that allioffenden ia.thia rnpwt, u « e U u en iyother, wIU be promptly prosecuted aecortlng; «o,law. ;

Dated Jane 5,18«8. . DAN H.,DAVIBJi , , ji > , ; . . . : . , ; i, RDTO8 K. JA0K80N, \

(j»18dlw*wlm) OommlMloners of Excise, 8 t law Co.

1by>• '

(dtw 58 Ford

jAuthorized and, Authentic t

LIPE OF CBN. C1YSSES S. GRANT.Comprising a'complete accurate history pf his event-

ful ana interesting career, with an authentic narrativeof his invaluable .military, Bervices,, aaaing,alsp,an im-partial estimate of'his character i s a Man, a'Soiaier arida Statesman. By Hon Obafles-A. Sana, late Assistant

, apply to,ori»ddte«s 6UKD0N;5MaM>«TOt/B8AIN^b;

p^ftlci

BOOTS AND SHOES

John son Bros.AT TOIIK *EW STORK,

-,s * A x^! • " KKJ k I

fiave just'opehe* aiia-aVe nowoferini' for iale-ii-splen-did Summer stock of

Boots. Shoes, (.alters,

I H E STOCK EMBRACES

From a Shoe lace t»'the' Finest Work made.

We manufacture to orae'rFrench' aifff AmerleabCalf Bpotn*h*Bhoesp Sewed: »r Begge&i at Seaspnabfe

B^OAlIi . . i*Ha SEE POR.?IQWfiSELVES. NextDoor to the Post Office, State Street, Ogaensbiirg. 1

(Je3d4w2m) JOHNSOij BROS.'

O" "fife STOCK'• O*' T3UMI&I' cheapest and the best.

B r o a d w a y , ' cornier":"o€

il'^THBI

* C0> IStreet ,S ,

Broaiwav, corner) of Warren -Street,

"''I'-'Ll' NBW YORK, J ' " 4 - jYORK,

OUft BOY'S, AND, YOU.Ta'8. SUIT3 FOR DRESS orSchool Purpose9'ire:are the inost tasteful In th'e

market. DEVLIN & ~~™™my, cflrne?.pfr "

" V, corne.r.'bfe - ^ . - . . , r . s v r .

'How<£i)PS^(pH^jffi*.Nglf,3>r:iSi)Bj.ehat-mihg. How' either sei ni'ay fascinate and gain the affections of toeotner, or any one they chooseiiinstantly i ;alsd ftf. secure*l—^^__^-liL * _ _ ! t. -t . ra - - t * . * t

>*%,—f*"™ 2-''— * * ^-i " " V ^"^r--- )."•**** w***^F- ' v * TvuAwaA-v m » o ikfECfA

enornions;,»3ii}istfie,only,book of the kind in the En-glish, tanguage. Sent by mail for 25 cents, or five for $1

i^ogether wftli.alguidelto.the unmarried -Address T.WILIilAM Jt.C.Ol^jaaUshers, PliUadelpMa; ,::

tUnkofa9sertiiingto'an. ejetfnt.will'do[wiUbefofefmafeing'cp] lyto

•Fosanestimste'; - ajhe-h'ave HcUltiel for securing'tie in-sertion of /Advertisements in aQ newspaper's andpefiod.icals.at low. rates; Aal3rpss'tliem"at '

Send stampifor circular/ i Complete lists of Newspa-pers^pubiisheaih any.Stete sen| fer SS.cenfiS.,._

Ladies.»

..»TCe.are,agentstfor'oy.er, oneshnfidfed' Forel«n"'an'd! Do-ra.MtlCjManuiacturers, and are prepared- to,famish' the-*--,....-i.>..L^ - • " .pry^nd'Pancy 6tooagSU|'»,'8Biwls

Pi Jfnrnltnre,' Planoa, iBiwlng Ma-chlnesr*c,, at the uniform price of

ONE DOLLAR FOR EACH ARTICLE.Sendyour clubs of ten and upwards, for descripUve

checks showing what article can be obtained for $1, withten cents for each check.

CIRCULARS SENT FREE.' .Presents worth, from $3 to t«K) sent free of charge to

agents sending clubs.Agents wanted in every town.

CDSHMAN & CO.,10 Arch Street, Boston, Mass.

/• jChemicSl |lec&6VS-.....- - ^ a>-~ _ -pl&tedyare as goon as new. For saie by dragglsts.

^^Samplesfortrial sent free by mail on receipt of25 cents to pay for packing and postage. Address 3.8HA.W, Chemist, 30 P m Street, Briagpbrt, ConnerAgents wanted everywhere.

T O B A C C O A N T I D O T E .Warranted to. remove aU desire for Tobacco or the

money refunded., „ This great remedy.is an eicellent ap-petizijrt i t purifies the' blfe-ba^invigoratas v-theJlystem,

t i h i d t t h i» _—-_,_- jreatnonrishingand strerigdi^riingpower, en-ables the stomach to .digest the, heartiest .food,, m&kessleep refreshing, and establishes robust healtU.

Smokers andOfci jers for Forty, years cured, Price50 Cents .Box, poat.free. A treatise ,on the injurious ef-fects of Tbbaccb, w^th.zLOtices^rpni'tiie.l?ress, references

ELEGANT Gran Medals. Samples by SnaU 23 eta.—Si % BAKSH5 & CO. MahufacturetSi 22S Fearl'Sii, N. t .

the finest and best European and American fabric!.^ : 3 L i > . - ^ . : ,>•-,==••.::--.:._ ; ^VJ:IN^*;e 'C 13JroaSway, corner of Grand Street. 5Broadway ,j corneEof AVarren Street^NEW-yORK.

1••'.O tSU.Zfj <i;i,K Ci.V'tV.j^se, J

O - TASTE tn-' T

. . , . - . . , - . , - . « , . , . , - . DBVHNtCO.Broaa'trajS cornei'of iGranil Street, 1Broaaway.Lpfflnerorjgrariren atre i fe '

' ~ " 'i."•• HSfn"TOliE.,. , . -"iU '•'•''"'•i I .'

OEolSrhmS?l¥foducinffed-samellne'pf Goods..r e DEVWN k C O . !

i .B«JadwaysicSrher!bt»Grana:StreStj( JiOSft-Ji-. >.Broadway,.corner of ;Warren;:fteee«, NEW TO

(je2Td>w2m)

# i _APF. , «NiB TtpiLMf^U.^g 'abmestic Mahufae'tufer's--Ageiicr for the

sale of Dry and Fancy Goods, Plated Ware, 4c , 4c. atana equal pr|6e~-oE-' ri t,s.;;.';• • .-g.Ci

One Dollar for Eacli Article,

diOur goods are all new and of First Class quality,xect'Jrom tbe_M&nufacturcrs; "i ^Allweiuik'cl8ch>trialf - -, ,-.'* . ' - - i^^- . ' \ f-v - JTT*

As a specialty we have arranged wltli:one ofthemostreliable mercantile houses in Boston,

T H E O R I E N T A I . T E A C O M P A N T ,For tlieii-; standard Tejs and Cp.ffeeo. , Kyery article soldby them is Warranted to give enure satisfaction, andtheir guarantee placed'upon eapli package . ^lale andfemale agents'wanted everywhere, and satisfaction guar-anteed in all cases. •

. trade. jSgfqr^ortliglgg^sawhei'.e," v.eJu3,a>Sia).colars seafcfree.1L\T2^i:^>. GEO.. }DRT3>ENV1^' CO.,

jCir-

: ;Jy OTHER GEOGERIESitobnnmerfatuto menUon;WWoh h«ili! »eUliig at greatly Bednoecl Pricei. ' *

Faraer¥j#TO!Mm a eaU;!..;^